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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-19
Biological Survey
Chief VIII Attend
Cattlemen's Meet

Charles r.. Bliss head OF the Bio
logical survey office here, will leHv"
ON sunday or Monday Tor au extern
sivc inspection trip through the west
,ru part OF tho state. Ho viii attend
the meeting uf the executive board
uT th, Sew Mexico Horse and cattle
Growers association To be- held at
Pennington ON August 20 and 20. iu
order u lay before the board plans
fur cooperation between the Biology
cal survey aud the association Boa the
determination OF coyotes.
Il ig planned to have the association
pay The assessments uu individual
sturkWtu who are members ut the
local organizations which carry con
work against COS utcs undcr super
vision eft the survey In various parts
Of the states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-19
Help the Kidneys
Fight That Cold

Colds anu grip cause thousands OF
cases OF kidney trouble. In any germ
disease the system becomes filled with
poisons which the kidneys must Hitter
off. All too often this extra burden
wenkens the kidnrya. Then you nave
constant backache, headaches and
dizziness; you lack ambition. feel
dull. nervous aud depressed. Don't
ignore these wnrringhi Help the
Kidneys with Deans kidney Pulls.
Home folks recommend Deans. ASK
your neighbour, ,f U.
An Albuquerque case:
Owen Pollard. gardener. 19iT ~.
Sixth street, says: The palms In my
back were terrible and I was 70 lame
l could hardly stoop over at times.
"a had sharp. quick catches In my
kidneys that were just iika the stab
Of "a knife. The action Of my kidneys
was Irregular, too Doan's Kidney
pills have never failed to stop these
attacks"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-19
Chamber of Commerce
Begins Its Drive
For New Members

Tho chamber ~ Commerce drive
10 renew ita memberships was start
ed carly this morning. with hopes
that the work could be finished to-
day. twelve teams, composed Of
three men each. werq sent out 70
canvass different territories In tho
business district uf the city.
An arrangements were -ndc 80
that each team could work It's W
territory without duplicating the ter
ritory ~ other teams, and without
hnvlng to double back along d same
street. n the campaign cannot be
finished BY this evening the WORK
will 40 carried on tomorrow.
Charles S White. chairman Of the
membership committee, ana ll"nl'l
h. Mckee. secretary OF the chamber
are IN charge OF the drive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-19
At the Theaters
Today
I.yIsIo

LYRIC
Marguerite Clark Is IN a class BY
herself. This irresistible little a~crtess
appeals TO all classes and all ages.
She has magnetism. that force which
80 many Actresses lack. that unde-
Unable somethins that Is born in one
and she can act.
Marguerite Clark in private life a
the wife OF Lieut.. Paimcrn Williams
n marriage which was and In one Of
.the love matches OF the screen. Miss
Clark has been in retirement for
nearly "a year. but has returned to
the screen In "Scrnmbled wives" re-
leased through First National and
coming TO the Lyric theater next
week.
A W part Christie comedy "a
Tray Fun of Troubles viii be shown
here. also.
IDEAL
Ever since Gladya Walton scored
n success In the Universal production
OF Pink Tights" n year ago, screen
7ans all over the country hove re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-19
Department Officers
Named by Veterans
OF Foreign Wars

sidney \. Elliott OF Albuquerque,
has been appointed department CONF
mnndrr OF ia" state department %
Veterans Of Foreign wars Other of
uccrr have been appointed as fol-
lows.
ChIcf ur staff. T.. $. Murr"lli. de
.partm,ni adlutunt, Henry r.. liackai.
Tdeuurtm,ut Inspector j. F. iclr'",
uid,-d,-rlmp IT, J.. stacey, sergeant
nt-nrms. John j, MoDatf"y. guard
j. e. Conway.
Congress isn't passing "a more
bills than tho rest of rs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-19
F r { c X { S
Don't Hide Them With n Veil Re,
move Them with Othine-nonblc
Strength

This preparation for tho removal
Of u,Cklys n usually 80 successful Ia
removing fruokl,s and giving a clear
beautiful complexion that u IL sold
under %guarantec to refund the money
u II fails.
Don't hide your frecklos under a
veil get nm ounce Of Othine and re-
move them. Even the first few APP
pIultiuus should show "a wonderful
Improvement. some Of tn" lighter
fr,,hl,s vanishing entirely.
Bc sure 10 ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine; It In this that
ls sold on the money-back Euarnn'
tee.
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aueatsd another story starring her
The request vas granted with The
Man Tanner" the Universal efory
greslad with unresiraincd enthusiasm
at It's local premier Ak the Ideal
theater last night.
The Man Tanner has All the cIev-
ernoas Of Pink Tights with add.
tlonal thrills. ~ hangs up a new
REGARD for screen speed.
juno Caprice and George b. seltz
in Thc SKY Ranger" win BE- shown
here also.
aB-
"Jusf Outside the Door" from the
| story by Jules Eckert Goodman. .
drama o. aociety life. Of n cruel plot
| and OF the victory Of Tho finer In
atincts over thepicttef. Will be shown
at the "B" thentsf. The picture was
directed ~ George Irving. Tho added
attractions are. The Son 81 TarzaD.
and + Fatty Arbuckis comedy,
"hoonshine."
PASTfNE
Max Ilnder II at the pastlme thca-
ter today IN a five reel comedy, Seven
Year, nnd Luck" Larry semon com
edy Tho HEX viii be shown al
this theater also.
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WHO'S HERE.

COMBS
y. j Johnson, ~ paso.
W a. Ryan, st. Louis.
Pat Boone and wife. Litilefield'
Texas.
K. &. Orchard. Bcien.
.fohn Hicks and daughter. Cuervo.
Airs. A. ]. Trujillo. chimay, y. NJ.
James A.. French. santa Fe.
u. ". Gerlart and wife. stanley.
~. l. Andrews and wife. Mountain
air.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Neel. Santa re.
49, g. Crane. pueb 70. Colo.
Il. u. TAYLOR, East Las Vegas.
u. NJ. jackson aud wife, carlsbad.
q. w. Halter aud wife Carlsbad.
J. II. Simpson and wife. Gallup.
John ". Davis, ar, ana wife, Pa
dneah. Tex.
ii n. Ashley. Cuba. n. NJ.
y. q. Seth. Santa Fe.
l.. g. Cuilison. Santa Pc.
r. NJ. Jones. Santa Re.
G. O.. Aguirre. Las LunaH.
4. q. Haca. san Antonio. n. NJ.
Evelyne r. Carlisle. Henderson, Ky,
Mrs. Ida G. Held. Muskogec. Okla.
a. y. white. silver city.
D. G. Hrown. Minneapolis.
Erwin Armstrong. Belen.
G. T.. King. Santa Fe.
Lee Moor aud wife. III Paso.
\. A. Hank and family. Ei Paso.
J. -. Atwood, Roswell
j. ~. nrak. Las VegnH.
Floroncin Iron. Reserve. n. NJ.
u. u. pnca. Qnemado. y. NJ.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-19
w. c. T. u. Asked to
Meet Here in 1922

An official invitation io the Wom-
ems Christian TUupcrauo" Union d"
hold their uoNt annual CONVENTION IN
N~.huuurr4up was sent Co Mrs ANNA
WIlds Strumguistt, who is represent
iug Sew Mv>iru ut the 'unuruh"n OF
Ga. organization Boz san Friu'is'o'
which is uuw Boo session.
tn" letter which was sent {" her
r,.nu.st.d h.r Co. make TN invita-
lion iu behalf OF A~lhuqu'rlu". ana
fn Iu U,r best To bring III" n"Nt
Gathering her, In 1899.
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KILLED IN FrsUD

SPECIAL 70 raa ssasNc
SANTA FE. n. NJ. Aug. 10
Charles skies was killed near Lake
Valley. Sierra county. ~ the out
growth Of a feud between the Mum
a latham Cattle company ana the
Skies interests according 60 word re-
90 'ved here. Last April his brother.
John Skies. was killed and two men
me now being held under $4,000
bond awaiting trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-19

Cincinnati 4. New York J.
Brooklyn tt-t. ST. Louis 81.
Boston y. Chicago 3. CGame was
called at the end OF seventh, roin.b
Philadelphia 80, Pittsburgh. "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-19

~THURSDAsrS
American League.

Chicago :. New York G.
Detroit 80. Boston Go uirst fnm'
~ innlngs1.
Philadelphia c. Cleveland I.
Washington 10. 81. Louis 1.
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redueod to
The Ocala banner., 1921-10-07
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to Hair.

That beautiful, even shade of dark,
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture OF Sage Tea and Sui
phur Your hair is your charm. IT
makes or mars the face. When 1t
fades, turns gray or streaked. just an
application or two or Sage and Sui.
phur enhances its appearance q hum
dredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture: you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition Of
other ingredients at a small cost, all
ready for use. 1t is called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can
always be depended upon to bring
back the natural color and lustre OF
your hair.
Everybody uses ssWyeth's'' Sage and
Sulphur Compound now because it
.darkens so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been applied
lou simply dampen q sponge or soft
brush with 1t and draw this through
the hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning the gray hair has
disappeared. and after another appli-
cation it becomes beautifully dark and
appears glossy ana sustrous This
ready-to-use preparation is a delight
ful toilet requisite for those who de-
sire dark hair and youthful appear
ance. II IS not intended for the cure,
mitigation or prevention of disease.
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THE STATUS or THE MOVIES


he CRIME charged % roscoe AT
ppckis = noe g ~ Wnat tne pupiic
Wou'a ~ nave expected from the actor.
= :. may ps salu' however that tnat sort
q tn''ls, Win an lts ugly accompani-
1ns.' = ABOUT sne SOFT oI tning Ior
WHICH t''e inosie art ~ general ~
ecent years mas speen preparing It's
pas' o''S
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s. ,,es -
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saa'y necessary No sensible person
'' go '1'' Rss'S.''s' a. ae'o' p''-
s - s. ''''e = ~ w. = 70
nv - '''''''"' = slou7
''''''<s'al ,s '''7 1'ss '7'''s'aa's Inst -
81 lls's' ''il'' '''lt .sso'l'7 assos'ia'-
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= s't'a''e'' iaA n'o1ai anu soclai me anu
= = 9's' = anss'''' : s'1ee a''u - ecu
e''ae i'en nio'i7 aSsots aesain
unpieasaht hotofity' y seems some
now g II ~ ana sad % say movie
actors nave been getting great deal
q sucn notority Of late, Wnat with
thelr divorces ana escapaues ana the
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NY BOY

dedicated to American mothers
whose heroic sons fell in action)
Ny boy came home in a coffin today;
With others he took chance.
He fell while lighting heroically
On the battle-scarred fields Of
France
o. why do men fight in a world like
this.
Where mother hearts crave only
peace?
And my poor heart prays, though my
lips are dumb,
From wars God grant us release.
He volunteered at his countrys call,
And brayely he marched away.
And ever prayed that he might not
fall
But my boy lies dead today
His form is draped with the dear old
flag,
The flag that he died to save
tiC Ucil 10 tOiiiu6 So AiOuIhAuit},
And flowers are here for his grave.
/ scarce could see, for my soul was
sick,
AS my boy went marching by,
But knew that his step was firm and
quick,
And his proud young head held
high.
To men and mothers throughout the
land,
From wars | would give release.
And the flower | would bring for
each hero's hand
Is the beautiful flower of peace.
EMMA E. McGINTY.
Houston. Tex.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton Will be held at WeirsdaIe. Mar
ion county, Florida on Tuesday
November 3, 1921
for the purpose Of extending the
boundaries of the present Weirsdale
special tax school district No Mar
ion county. Florida. so as to include
the following described territory. to-
wit:
Commencing at the north line OF Sec
tion seven, township ~, south range
25 east and the intersection of the
west bank Of the Ocklawaha River,
thence west to the northwest corner
of section 10. township II south. range
"a east, thence south to the north
west corner of southwest quarter of
sectioH 10. township II south. range
"A east, thence west to the waters of
the waters Of Lake Weir to the south
ern boundary Of north half of section
l6, township II. south range "a east
thence west to the southwest of south
west quarter Of section I4 township
II south. range % east, thence south
to the southwest corner of section 35
township II. south range 23 east,
thence east along he Marion and
Lake county line to the intersection
of tn eweSt bank of the Ocklawaha
River, thence northefnly along the
west bank of the Ocklawaha River to
the point of beginning.
The following named persons were
appointed as inspectors and clerk of
+. b. Lyle. w. T. Kelsey. j. Boyer.
inspectors, and R. ID. Douglas. clerk
BY order Of the board of public in
struction. Marion county, Florida, this
the 6th day Of September 1921.
Attest: Fl. G. Shealy, Secretary.
--f0--7-5t--
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N0TIcE


Notice is hereby given that an cleo.
tion will be held at the Ebenezer School
house, Marion county. Florida on Tues
day
November 8. 1921
for the purpose of extending the bOun-
daries of the present Ebenezer special
tax district Nos AZ. Marion county
Florida, so as to include the following
territory to-wit:
Commencing at the northwest corner
of section Is tip IL 10 east thence
south along the line between Marion
and Levy counties to the southwest
corner Of section TO- tp Is. east.
thence east to the southwest corner of
section II, tp Is; 1s east, thence
north to the northeast corner of sec
tion ~. tp IL. 10 east. thence west
to the point of beginning.
The following named persons are
appointed as inspectors and clerk of
the election:
j. Il. Paisley. r. g. Limbaugh. A. M.
Anderson, inspectors. and w J. Field
ing, clerk.
By order Of the board Of public in
sstruction. Marion county, Florida. this
the 9Th day OF September 1891
w. n. GARY. Chairman
Attest: Fl. G. Shealy. Secretary.
IL o. -
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Where the smoke from the Seminole s
campfire laziIy waited heasenward.
today rise the chimneys of industry.
and where only the shrill Of night.
birds broke the silence. nov chime
1.-The babel of cities, modern and proud
and new, resplendent in their gar
ments of youth and jealous Of their
strength
This is Florida. to which the world
has come and fingered and praised.
to which the weary and broken have
found the way to regain their vigor
and to shout afar the virtues Of this
land upon which Nature has smiled.
Florida strides along with the vigor-
Gus, swinging pace Of youth, in time
with the spirit of progress, song of
JOY on her lips and in her eyes the
light of determination.
This is Florida, the playground of
the world, yet not a playground en-
.tirely. For here industry and COM
merce rank important. Florida's broad
ranges provide grazing ground for
countless thousands of cattle, Flor
ida's forests ring with the axe of the
woodsmen and the melody of the saw
breaks the silence of their fastness.
On the bosoms of her. streams float
valued cargoes and at her wharves
ride vessels of all nations. Her sons
are stalwart and her daughters fair
and their eyes peer fearlessly into the
future.
Florida's past is but promise Of
her future. The achievements that
have been hers are but the foreshadow-
Ing of those to come. Her feet are
cased in Seven League boots of pro-
gress, and the coming decade will see
new Florida, better Florida. the
flush Of her youth replaced by the
healthier. more substantial glow of her
maturity
This is Florida, the land of promise:
Florida, the worlds playground, Flor
ida the Glad Land Miami Real Es-
tate Journal
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land THIS IS FLORIDA" Il

4 / d &
! know land where the hand Of
God Himself has fashioned shore
of marvellous sweep, where gentle
trade winds signing through majestic
palms Groom a ceaseless obligato. and
where beaches Of dazzling white,
stretched against background OF liy,
ing green, slope down to the ever rest
less seas.
This Is Florida, where day by day
the earth is kissed by sunbeams that
caress, and where By night the spirit
Of Romance walks beneath a moon
Of tropic splendor.
This IS Florida, where the gorgeous
poinsettia flashes its crimson petals
and where the wide-winged heron in
sharp outline against sky Of purest
azure.
This is Florida, whose smile is as
fair as on that day when the first sun
pushed back night 's-curtain and fieck-
ed the horizon with crimson streaks
heralding Creations dawn.
This is Florida, where Natures
richest gifts have been showered with
lavish hand and where myriad charms
beckon the weary and the worn.
This is Florida, the Glad Land,
whose outstretched arms beckon in
vitingly that the world may come and
know the charms that are hers.
This is Florida, broad in her reach
es and layed by two seas.
This is Florida, rich beyond count
in hidden wealth. whose soil puts
forth golden harvest and to whose
deep harbors speed the richest
argosies Of commerce
Where yesterday the crafty abort
gine with stealthy tread stole through
tangled growth and sent flaming
shafts to spread destruction among
the struggling colonies, today hum
the wheels of industry Where wind
ing paths lost themselves in matted
vegetation, highways Of brick and
smooth asphalt stretch inyitingly.
I
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THE SODA FOUNTAIN

Since Mr. yolstaaI ssssne into prom
inence and mis- az became law the
soda fountain has become the great
American ralIying place 1t could be
worse It is possible, you hncw. to
legislate even against such mild
amusement as lappsng ap ice cream
sodas and, with Republican, con-
gress there Is no good Democrat out
will admit the possibilits Of fool laws
being made against the daisies bloom.
ing and fish swimming up stream
However around the soda fountain
We all meet on an equal footing. If
you don't believe it. watch the crowds.
Mr.. Geezus, the eminent banker, laps
up his dope with Maize Crowfoot,
the department store cash girl. as his
next door neighbor The house man
from the pool room rubs elbows with
the pastor. of the Eighteenth Metho-
dist and the grimy faced newsie s.
nickle tplus war tax is just as good
as the six cents the avenue debutante
slides across the marble to the cashi-
err.
Back il the old. misguided days.
we recall local bar. one of right
much class and all like that, which
displayed prominently Latin proverb
or epigram or epitaph or something.
1t read In Vino Veritas, meaning
according to what college professor
told us. In wine there is truth. But
"all that's put behind uslong ago
and far away" Still you have to adj
NIT that there's Democracy in lime
ade and the great American public
meets on common ground when the
ice cream cones are going around.
We hail the soda fountain and it's
Hail and Farewell which we recall
somehow as something it seems the
Romans or some other ancients used
to say on some kind of occasion, the
exact nature of which slips our mem
DRY at the time. But the phrase re-
mains good.
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JERUSALEM FREED FROM THE
GRASP or THE INFiDEL

The occupation of Jerusalem was
the fulfilment of an ancient prophecy,
which foretold that Jerusalem should
never be freed from the grasp of the
infidel, until the waters of the Nile
were brought to the city. That was
accomplished when the British army
laid a pipe line across the desert to
furnish water for the troops. The
supersitious Arabs considered that was
the fulfillment of the old prophecy for
the Nile waters were flowing into Jer-
usalem, and any further resistance
was useless. 1t was Kismet, so they
deserted their Mohammedian allies the
Turks, and ranged themselves under
the banners of General Allenby, the
British commander. They were fur
ther moved to do this by the fact that
Allenby's name spelled backward pro-
duced the Arabic word for the pro-
phet That was conclusive proof. 1t
settled the whole question.
An English colonel. who fought with
| Allenby. and has recently returned
! from the Holy Land. and is now in
America, does not regard the pros
poets for colonization with much IA
vor. The country is small and the
arabic land lies in strip not more
than Is miles wide along the coast
There is not enough good land to sup
port q large population He also in
sists that people from cold climates
cannot live and work there. All Of
which would seem 10 put auietus on
the hopes Of those Jewish people who
have looked forward to return to
the land Of their fathers. Tampa
Times.
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TAMPA TIMES is SPENDING
MONEY

In newspapers circles there is much
comment on the way that The Tampa
Daily Times spends money for news
-a21 features It is the only Florida
daily that prints the famous David
Lawrence letters In addition to the
full day and night reports of the As
sociated Press, The Times is building
up highly expensive special news
and feature service. in its effort to
publish a newspaper that will be in
teresting to every member Of the fam
lily in homes all over Florida.
Besides The Times membership in
the Newspaper Enterprise Association,
which is known as one Of the most
complete news and feature syndicates
in the country, it gives its readers the
best comics obtainahle including
Mutt and Jeff.v Bringing Up Faith
err and .Doings of the Duffs.
Two special features Of The Times
are its sporting page and woman's
page. Those features alone cost them
an enormous sum-
In all Florida homes Axhere an IN
Iteresting and complete newspaper il
appreciated The Tampa Daily Times
should have q place.
The price of three months sub
scription IS $175
| Orders should be sent direct to The
/ Times. Tampa. Fla. 99-tf
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its readers that they the people
are the authority upon whom rests the
responsibility for the present state Of
affairs local, state and national.
a self-respecting newspaper tries
to report the news Of what actually
happens. not what it might wish had
happened. The relation of a self-re-
specting newspaper to the general pub
he Is not always understood. 1t is the
duty Of newspaper to be in posi-
tion to support any good act and criti.
ize any bad act Of public policy.
This relationship cannot exist where
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