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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09
SCRIsOARE DEsCMIsA.
Chicago. ILL.,, 5 Iunie 1920
Domnule G. r. Pascu: -

UOmuule ". n. FaSCu. -
Subsemnatul, doreSc a-mi na 81
en- pareraa, in coioanele ziarulu.
America referitor la ambcle
propuncri: ale M-lui Nestor 81 1.
Serbu.
Fratelc mcmbru Savu Daia, al
societatii ,,Simion Barnutiu's din
Chicago, ca 81 mine 81 cred ca
toti, sau majoritatea fratilor
membrii al societatii noastre ar
face un mare bine de a. gindi la
fel Gu moi. Eu personal la pro-
puncrea h-lui Nestor, de plati
o ri de lucru fiecare membru, .
foarte buna moral, ca ar arata
ca ficcarc dintre moi ISL face la-
toria dc un bun soldat, care a
iurat cind a intrat ga membru ca
sa lucreze pcntru 1nf.orirea s.
inailitawa sscietatii. MI pot ca
Sa inTinuiose nici pe un functio-
mar al societatii noastre, dc oare
ce nu s'a platit cazurile toatc de
Influenza spaniola. ci numai par
tc din ele. Socictatea noastra nu
g datoarc multi la Unime. ca alte
aocictati.
Ficare socictatc arc greutati!a
ei de suportat.
Fiecarc membru Sc bEcura END
merg bine lucrurile la societatc,
de ce atunci Sal para rau, orr sa
Sc codeasca, cind e vorba de o
ri de lucru. Eu am plata de zece
dolari la ri 81 tot nu zic mmica,
daca majoritatea ar vota sa sc
plateasca 0 ri de lucru de fiecare.
Ar Fl bine ca societatile noas-
ire din Uniune sa cOncheme "a
dunare extra ordinara. caci mai
este inca timp, 81 sa ,nu sc ute
la 4-5 dolari, sal dca.
Alte societati nu sunt datoa-
re la Uniune mimic, 81 tot sunt
pc calc de a sustine propunerea
aceasta.
Va sd zica aceasta propuncre
votata 81 aplicata va saliva Uniu-
nea 81 prin Uniune, socictatile a
partinatoare, eli.
Propunerea a-lui Serbu ar ii
buna, sau char foartc buna, ca
fiecare membrHtsa plateasca 10c
iipentru un caz de moarte, sau ac-
cident grav, asa ca beneficih sd
nu trea'ca de 700 dolari in caz
lea trece de aceasta suma, sd Sc
verse in fondul Uniunei, aseme-
inca 81 cazurile usoare repartizatc
lIDe membrii.
Taxa la societa4i sd fie 75c pc
TUNA. Ce ne facem Gu ziarul IA
|imerica. aceasta Sa sc aduca la
iadunarea generala a Uniunei.
| Inca un lucru: Domnii funicti 10
mari general ar trebui sa aran
ljeze. ca adunarea 'generala sa nu
lItreaca de patru zile. Eu' cred "a
T.
Il zile' e-prea multi .Bine ra SUM
multe chestii de rezolyat, asia G
stu, dar treIbue gindit ca e gre:
Tia orr 81 zee societate ca sa 'pla
Iteasca un delegat, Z zile 81 dru
lmuI, etc. NJ vorbesc de sOcic
tatile din apropiere, ci ne cclt
mai inldepartate.
Rog pe domnii functionari. &c
nerali sd nu sc snpere pc mins
ca MI zic asia Gu gind rau, ci i'm
dau 81 au parfrea.
Tot odata crezind ca unde I
dragoste 81 ilbire sd fac multi:
lucruri bune fara discursuri chi
lometrice.
Am ramas cu dragoste frateas
cd salutindu-va:
Nick Avra1n, secretar financia
al societatii ,,Simion Barnutiu'
| din Chicago. Ill.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09

Facind altfel, ca lucreaza di-
rect contra datoriei sale 81, pu-
tintel, 81 contra interesului ei.
Pima acuma nam gasit excep-
til la aceasta regula.
N. 1orga.
(,,NcnmuIi ROsMtMeScs).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09
6 d III v O. e A r j

societatea romdna de ajntor ST
cnltura .,,Mihai Vi1eazuls' din
'Follansbee, w. Va, convoaca pc
'toti memNriis sal din loc 81 din
'iur q lua parte Ia adunarea ge-
'ncrala ortlinara, care Sc va ii.
nca Dumineca, 13 Iunie 1920, Ia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09

Fratilor Romini, de aceia vi
rugam a veni Gu mic, cu mare
tineri si.batrini sa faccm 81 moi
IN bine cit de micut, eel putin
81 avem mulnmirea sWflctcasca
ca am facut 81 moi ceva din
picatura mica sc face lacul ma
re. Sa stiti bine ca nici unul
dintre moi nu va Saraci dind cc-
va, eel va lasa inima, ceca cc
pOate, sau ceea ce vrea.
'Raminem asteptimdu-va cu dra-
koste frateasca:
Nick Avram, presedinte.
Savu Daia, secretar.
/ Aici avcm lista donatmnilor
/ della ] Ianuarie pima la 20
ilfaiu 1920, dupa cum urmeaza !:
| Mihai Ciolac $12; Velca Bu-
teala 81; loan Chida ST.; NJ. Ro-
losan So; Sayu Daia So; loan
Bratu 81; loan Popovici $1.25 ;
Nick Avram $3; B. V. Borce
Soc; Stefan Dobrescu $3.50; Te-
odor Harnea 1926; Simion loan
81: Alexa Albu 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09

Romanul VIRTUE 81 Desfriu"
Doua Volume $3.50. E in folo-
sui Uniunei S. r. A. Comandati
piIa sunt, la 6. r. Pascu, sos
Detroit Ave-, Cleveland. Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-09

orele 1.30 p. m. in hala Exner
Idin Penn Street.
Tot0data sumt rugati acei frati
Romini carl doresc a heveni ca
membrii al accstei societati, spre
binele propriu 81 inaintafea nea-
aului ro7ninesc, sa sc prcZinte
la' ziua de mai sus numl,a.
La ordinea zilci vor Fl urma.
,oarele:
/. Deschiderea sedintei.
+ 2. Cctirea listei functionarilor.
3. Cctirea listei membrilor de
,at,M secretar, care sa noteze alb
sentelc.
/ I. Cctirca procsului verbal de
| ~ intrunirca trccuta.
5. Aslmiterca memlbrilor eli
! carti de transfer.
6. 1nscrierea membrilor noui.
| Z. Platirca taxelor.
8. Raportul comitetu!ui de
| bolnavi.
|. 9. Cctirca correspondence 81
9rcpuncrlor, publicate in jur--
Eal eli privire la societate.
] 10. Alegcrea nouilor functio-
mari.
| IL. Prcpuneri 81 desbatcri.
II. 1nchiderea Sedintei.
Fiecare s-mcmbru apartinator "a
cestei socictati este rugat a. lua
rartc la aceasta aaunare.
| La caz cOntrar abscntelc fira
motive So vor pedepsi conform
siatutelor, art. II, lietra h).
in numclc societatii ,,Mihai
| Niteaznl'' din FollanSbce, w. Va.
loan Bulea, pres.
Elsie Musca, seer.
(32-33)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
THE FIRST MOSQUITO.

AZ unusually late spring has 80 discouraged the youns mosquito a. TO lead
certain opunnaiH to believe that this tender bird has heel caught and
nppsa by Jass FI%i along With the peaches apneos cherries etc But the
Ky Grand MOSQUITO Ia NJ such tender thing 81 r Matched MT with an
india rubber hell urpare SIX wings and q copper plate needle hnhh on
~ hHh power injector hat H imperious to everything but the squash that
kills
mosquito himself He VA small hut active The notice he served ws def
last summer nnnnes ad wen M eotonwoods are heHhnt about turning
brings out the Rio Gfande mosquito singing the gladstone song Of reaVtng
which shows AZ In The mosquito It's most prolific powers Of reproduction
Given three or -four weeks and the mosquito advance guard who pros.
recfed around ts back of our neck yesterday while We were wesdug the
other onion shoot not yet eaten BY our nsshhors hen, VIII have mnued his
millions for ut sunmer campaign We wt put out smoke rcens screen.
wire entanslenenn snd gs atscksi ht W. wit not eet anywhere with
Them The masaed millions Of the Central Rio Grande valley. swsmp-hfed
mosquitoes Will keep nsht on comine and We Will hnany surreuder and de
Hecedh resign ourselves 70 I'M state of senseleHs Hsppinr hat makes the
GaefaEe NhuduerGuean durns snuumer yeninfa resemble q Chaplin comedy
jn seton 81 q not hudse tenant on parade.
Of rcnrse there h. nothing 10 a. shout H. We ave helpless The swamps
that now back rightUp TO me city limits. She foot II water o n the land imme-
mates aaoss ne street, from the eounty court house, the shaded stagnant
pools anon me willows n what We onre dreamed b. A. Rio Grande park
nnst stay there We've slwass had EN-. " they. Fst worse we cal ZAP a.
little fesfer and mHybe si thrqush 70 another winter
nr o. great lie " sou don't weaken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
HER BOY HAD ALWAYS
BEEN WEAK AND PUNy
Now he eats everything in sight
and romps with playmates.

Ny four year "a DO, had been weak and
puny s.nre birth. and had constipation and
Indigestion. Nothing did him an good until
We tried Mia Emulsion since using b. be-
can't zet enough 20 eat ADD hss outzruvn. pie
childhood trunhls re plays cut with Ihc
children now and h. never vas able Co. a'
that before WA Heart aga Bundy Ave
Ncw Castle. Ind
weak. aiiinE children usually start catt1x
and getting stronger from the very un
bottle Of Niiks Emulsion. Nost rhildrs
Ike 10 take it because 10 really tastes good.
A trial costs nothing
MINIS Emalsion IL a pleasant n%utriti,e
food and 4 corrective medicine n r%ea;ures
healthy. natural bowsl action. doing away
18th ~ need ~ pills and physics u pro
NOTES appetite md quickly puts The digestive
nrgaut iu shaps 10 atsimiiatc food A. 4
builder ~ aesh aud strength Mills Emulsion
ia strongly recommended 10 those vhnm ,ck
nrss has weakened and is a powerful ola o..
resisting aud repairing the effects 81 wasting
diseases. Chronic stomach trouble and con.
s~tipaiinn are promptly r~clicved-usually in
ono day u produces remarkable results In
colds coughs and bronchial asthma.
This Is the only solid emulsion made. and
~ pslaiable that BE- is eaten with D spoon Ike
ice cream.
80 matter how severe your cAss yo- -
urged 20 Try Mlks Efaulsion under this
ruDantee-Take shx bottles home with you.
use IL according 20 directions sud u not sat.
isfsd With tho results. your money will hr
promptly refunded Price b0r and ~ go rti
bottle The Minis Emulsion Go. Tcrre Haute
Ind Sold by druggists %everywhere.
Guaranteed Dos Highland Pharmacy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24


THEY HAVE invented a new
method Of digging out the family
skeleton nj Liverpool, y Y.
Does n i~.iverpooiite hurry him-
self 10 the divorce court and get
action
He does not.
He calls IN the ncighbors.
And tells 'em his troubles.
That his wife Is cross to him.
pecviah, and throws rollingpins.
They eotsan earful OF her story.
That he won't mind the baby
when she has to so 20 the sowing
club. and doesn't come $3.50 on
the income.
The neighbors render n verdict.
IL they think the couple ought
to apply for divorce they say ;
n they think there ought TO be
q further trial OF matrimonial
letters they say 30.
IT WORKS OUT like this:
when father won't clean up
the cellar wife threatens to call
In the neirhbors 10 sit on him.
When he stays out late OF yer
inrs-aick friend stun. YOU know
he n apt 10 come home and End
the parlor fun Of neighbors rip
ping him up she back.
And any poor fish Of a husband
would rather walk the straight
and narrow than have his neigh
bors indulge In the pleasant pas
time OF hauling out the family
skeleton every 70 often.
lie didn't mind the Judge Of the
old-styie divorce court 40 much.
for the Judge wasn't In the habit
Of running around and telling
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
L FASHIONED FAITH.

NNE Of the most remarkable advertising Campaigns on record has bcen
vaecd t1 The Inicrchprch World movement tin support Of ~ united hnan-
Modelled after the great Liberty Bond advertising campaigns IN It's broad
ensdrncy hecause Il has been designed By master hands paid for iron ia
source and 70 placed before the whole nation Al a harmonious, logical arsu.
nent 81 behalf Of me aus o. adequate nnanctng 4 the Joint work proposed
by ne 30 denominations associated n the movement Viewed as a adyer-
Using achievement q IL q wonderful campaign. n the objects sought are but
partly achieved II vii make of his movement amishv benefit in he con-
dton Of nank1nd
ono Of ihe last Of these advertisements appearing in the Herald, said in
whar Ia the sure for the worlds prssent trOubies-fOr unrest and
entyn ard covetousness and fearg
IagHaupn7 Industrial conpromhesf Pohucn readjustnents7
We've tried them all. and they 40 rot satisfy
Were hungry and thirsty for Faith.
-The world needs a genuine rensioun revival" cahied the Lon
don financial editor Of the New YORK EyeninE Post recently. And he
added; This s the view Of hard-headed euriness men"
What business mes are now pfoeaimins IN hurehes haNa al
Ways prochined You must touch the spirits Of men " you are to
tmg WORK together. Az remedies are makeshifts except the Golden
Thhsy denomianuons knowing the need TO be loo great for any
one denomination to meet alone. are cooperating In q nauon-wide
campaign.
ennHine their hearts and their pooketbooks To- And very man
and woman who loves America will be clad o a chance o help
noUacS was the Founder Of The church. II was lie who hst called
men som q God. aRd % made All uen brothers
Not ~ employers and employees Tot as members OF parties or
sees bot a. sons Of God and bs9hes all JET Us work out our prob
TO srsnsthsn The church is M nrt great task tut Of the
church nous faith.
Nothing more e has been said 10 IN msaean people than that only
sreat obstacle 10 industrial peace and social Justice ans genuine democracy
IN our nation today Il Is o ditfusto OF n another; a dstrust between men IN
various nsocauons: dhtrust between classes brought into existence as classes
BY re.son Of This very dhtruNii dpirnst n the motives OF employers and m
royes Of political leaders and social leaders and wen II religious leaders
Aud beyond q doubt We must touch he spirits of men before we can hops
for a restoration Of faith IN each other without which n real progress can
II this campaign. and the skng o. IN cooperation II asks car make us
think Of he church and of hat for witch the church stands; 70 natter what
church; : ~d have achieved a great boon for u country ana Tor all
mankind. -
the sWnrs OF mem will have been touched and a great victory achieved fr
the restoration % faith. old fashioned faith IN God. and faith In each other
vtthotu which there 10 no progress
-eut Of the Church nows Faith"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
Strong Personality a Magnet

yourself In n disaErccahle way.
Express ~ much a. possible
the divinity within you and help
others 10 do likewise Have con
fidcncc IN the hopes and inrplrn-
lions Of others az well ~ your
oWn
A strong personality II a mag
net In t,iat IL always ATTRACTS.
Everyone howH before Il. This -
lifting because. after all. II IL
only an expression Of the soul. A.
the soul. 30 ~ the personality.
We see only that part OF the
souls which is thus expressed,
and (sometimes unknowingly),
pay homage to u.
You have ~ much opportunity
and right to be u success Of your
way a. any n has. Guilt
Natc a strong personality and you
are bound to be successful.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
British Miss Many
OF Our Best Jokes

There Ia the tale Of the young Am
erican wug who told a British cousin
OF the great food supplies raised IN
this country. The Britisher wished 10
know what he did with IL.
oh" said the Yankee W eat
what We can and what We can't w.
can"
This made a hit with joni Bull, ana
on his return home. he sought ~ re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
IN TIE LIGHT OF TODAY.
Nv Ehmnnh Vance Cnnkc.

~ LtANaAAlNu NaMfN NRNAts
There's a duicct delight looking back
on the years
Whore the soft-breastcd slope OF
the mountain IN mellow.
When you were an April OF sunshine
and tears
And I was a boistcrous March OF a
But now ihst we're standing atop Of
the hill.
with an everyday duty to do with
n will.
II is Idle to look back too much on
the way:
Let Ne live In the light OF To-day.
There's a shudder in searching the
future to~ far.
TIL the year turns a-cold In b
drifts % December
And the m dwindies down TO a PIN
pointed star
And the ashes ~ age gray the last
dying emhcr.
But now we are here In the clamor
OF noon
And the blaze OF the day Is a bless
Ing and boon.
And the haze OF horizons shall fall as
II may
let us live In the ligh; OF To-day,
(Copyr1ght. 1920. y. E.A.)
M WONDER DOG
CATCHER WAS soRE.
ToLEDO-Here's a jail bveak that
made eight Kids and eight dogs hap
I py. The city pound wagon stopped on
q corner here and the driver set out
with 70 wire hoop 20 catch "a stray cur.
In the mcnntinmc eight oEs Wig
wagged and howled In the wagon cage
their cry Tor succor to eight boys play
ing baseball in a lot Nesult-eight
free dogs and eight happy Kids and
one mad poundman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
A PRETTY FULL DAY III
FOR THE SULTAN

ALEXANpRfA-Hia highncsa the
sultan gave audience "A few days y
4 Mahmoud Fakhry parha, governor
% Cairo. al Abdln palace. attended
ths races at Hellopoiis In tho after
NOE and later conferred with a depii-
tation 81 sherl Judges headed by Shei-
ku Hassnn cl banna, president OF the
superior sheri court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
nv q ". RABs0N,
Wnrla.Enmnn. sinlIsilrlan.

DO you want TO have a strong
personality.
DO you want 10 be attractive
and mdEncticf Then, first OF all
and at an times. be yourself.
There n no one In the world
Just like you. Don't try 10 shine
with borrowed attractions.
Don't be a ~"copy-cat.
The very things which seem 20
attractive In someone else are 10
because they are expressions OF
themselves,
Keep an Independent mental
attitude, What others think, say.
and do need not affect you.
Don't be swept b. every wind
that blows.
There Is no need Of asserting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

tell II. After the preliminnries had
been stated properly. he sprung his
little joke, thus:
They eat what they can and what
they cant they TIN"
A running-mate OF this concerns tho
EnEliahmnn who ls enjoying corn on
the cob for the hrst time and aston.
ishes his host by handing back a well
cleared cob. saying; Please mn my
stick up again
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
Catarrhal DEAFNESS Cannot sc Cured

BY local applications a. they cannot reach
only one way TO cure Catarrhal Deafness,
and that n by a constitutional .remedy
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts
o. the system. Catarrhal Deafness in
cauaed BY an iniamed condition Of the
mucous lining OF the Euatachian Tube.
when this tubs IL inhamed you have q
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when n Il entirely closed. Deafness u the
result. unloun the Inflammation can be re-
duced and this tube restored TO ita more
ma condition, hearing may be destroyed
forever. Many cases OF Deafness are
caused BY Catarrh, which Il an innamed
Condition Of h Mucous Surfaces
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any
case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be--eured. BY HALLS cArAhRh
All nrurrists TIC. Circulars free
y. j. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
cIGoLEs AS
JONES GETS SOAKED

SAN DfEGO-cnrticr Jones Walked
through a rninssorm the other morn
Ing 60 his office without his o%vercoat.
n Just had u pressed and ! want TO go
10 a dance tonight" he explained TO
the EiRallng once
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

Don't wish you could scii yoaf house
Sell ~
Don't wish you could rent your apart
meni-keut n,
~ usinx The Iieraids Classified Columns
Phone aA8. Phone ata.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

In Sweden IN. doctors seldom SEND
bills 20 their patients. Each patient
pays what he deems just on 10 aplN
fo give.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

that he's hack home. He's tried TO
kill several men under the imprcsHio"
they were German soldiers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
PAVING EAST CENTRAL.

I IKE etey other property owner the city Electric company has a right 10
- omr ns protest agant paving OF an street served by its lines. It must
pay Tor pasinE Of it's right Of way When paving has been ordered. and like
rthcr property M a. has a right TO q hearing.
but In considering the making OF further paving tension the city
commission should. and no doubt will. bear in mind that the city Electric
company ls The holder Of a valuable franchise from this city which was given
and renewed a. a measn u civic growth and advancement The street car
line owes the city the fullest cooperation IN every measur Of advancement
other property wner being favorable TO a street paving projct the street
crn line should noth hesitate TO bea rs share of the cost eve u . Temporary
sacrifice Of profits IS Involved.
The University car line extension. through East Central avenue was
built with the aid Of bonuses Property owners and interests fayorng paw
Ing OF East Central venue contributed TO those bonuses They will view
obstruction By the city Electric company to a public improvement that wall
advance property rnluas with surprHe.
East Central avenue Is at present nc OF Tho roughet roads In Bernainlo
county II leads TO the University Of Sew Mexico. We " something as a
community % the University OF New Mexico and a decent strcet leading %
A. 10 certainly n Of our community obligations 49,
but aside from al considerations OF community obligation and PRIDE
and wholly from the selfish standpoint the East Central avenue paving will
mean quick gr0wth Of population throughout a large section that IN already
growing rapidly. II viii mean quick advance In property values The paving
will thu serve 10 make a paying linz MT Of M that the city Electric som
rany says hs not pnytng now. More tramc for the distrh tributary TO the
University ear Inc cannot be had by leaving the dhtuct as inaccessible. The
vy 10 encourage growth In that district h o Improve II.
We cannot make a city by conhnng Improvement 10 OF ne district or seek
ms 10 encourage development IN n direction. We need growth In all duee-
lions Instead ~ opposing payns projects on its lines the city Electric
company should be leading forward looking property owners in seeking I'M
prosement. Its own best interests lie that way
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

II b suEsssisd that the supposed signals from Mars may be only tbs
battered sword O N War God beaung against his windshield as he rduc
tnnts reufes from Europe Tor q vel earned rest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
Children's Charity Hospital
A Great Social Need
NEW MEXICO FEDERATION or woMEN's CLUB,
1919 1890

NEW MEXICO FEDERATION or woMEN's CIUBs
1919 1890
Tucumcai. New Mexico.
March 81, 1899.
The Chidrcn's Home and Hospital.
Albuquerque, Sew Mexico.
Dear Friends:
note with pleasure your proposed May campaign Tor
funds for the fhtidrenfs charity Hospital and feel that the
people ~ New Mexico viii NJ that time very materially
express TO son their gratitude toT the opportunity 10 share
in thH wonderful work on behalf of the crippled and
afflicted children Of our state.
ind homes Tor homeless children. and to give normal bodies
10 little crooked. mis-snupeu. defective ones. And every
one tn the state knows what ir. Lukeus and his associates
have done for wears past We ul know 100. how much
more he could and would do 90 be- but bad the room. The
new charity Hospital and Home viii supply these fHCli-
ties Ana there ISN'T an individual lu Sow McXicu thdt
would not Ike 90 feet thar ho o. she has a personal tn
teteHt In this wonderful enterprise. Every parent ~ nor
NAL children will give sH BE- thank .onorng And it their
own litue ores are afflicted thoy VIII gi'e-for tle} know
SO J foree FOR sou much more than YOU ash. and fool
YOU VIII never lack Tor funds 90 carry on your noble work.
with best wishes always, ! am,
Most sincerely.
HARRIET NICHOLS DONoHoO
President New Mexico Federation Of Womens clubs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
TRIES TO KILL FOLK
he THOUGHT GERMANS

sACRAMENTO-~John O'Nlcli Is IN
! hospital observation wurd here now.
John can't forget the war ia over and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

The new crop OF Texas potatoes s moving at ssSo q bushd. This ones
a. opportunity ito the Texas crop Of oil milionarcs TO prove that they are
real sports
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

II the attorney general would Just on a lew thousand feminine con
runef o q sugar 10 meet with the rchners in Washington. he would be able
gei m action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24

Thomas W lawson, having been fined $1,000 for Illegal advertising, M
doubt regards the thousand nH a good advertising investment. IL got hin
N most Of the front pages OF the country which seems 10 have been III
main objective pr The entire lawson effort