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Deaths
SAVE SHES AND STOCKINGS

rho! sun last twice As long u you Saako
into YOUR shoes ALIENS ToOT.EASL:
The AniIScrric, Healing powder for ,hc
feet " takes away the s'm+ OF torns
l:uu!ons. CaIl"Usc-, sor". aching. swollen.
,""ftF fe"l. A!.'ns Foot Ease stops the
imd stockings. saves cNacusc ana make.
walking delight. shake it into your
shoes. SrrlnIsic d; N .ihc foot-bath. Sold
nynry Nh.r..- AiN.
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states Department; of Labor. show
that there has been an average in
crease OF 30 per ccLt in tho price OF
tw.nt y-Iiv- articles
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

oLDoWSEf--Dird. March -. .; his
,.siHcnce. :UiO Hanover Avenue. tnomds
VI. ,MGldown"y. lie leaves tn. following
,n..ur"h: James NJ. Macy GcneIicN..
Iai Ehict. Thomas and Joseph. anu On"
sister. Mts. Margaret Ryan. Funeral
MI take place from the cathedral OF
thr sacred Heart saturday at $50 l.. NJ
intctneut Mount CALVARY
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shir Founding tn Pieces On Racks
iINL!EAN. y :. March ni-Thc
steamship city y: Colombo. which
w'ui ou tho rocks at Dirby Neck
u1si week. * pounding 70 pieces. and
has been abandoned.
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SITUATIONS Wantc,i-Alalc 81

WANTED ~ IA cA.crlcncca dairy aud
idsman. position as manager for
large uf suali diary oT EtOCS farm. or
"u4it cun1iG"r t!Ic !nauAsein'nt OF
general 'lggU. Have had c!sh; years
If handing and pEtrhaHnG high -eTahs
Avenue. ScNport StNs VA
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CLASSIFIED ADVERI1SlNN

.%DmNED roK QUICK PREFERENCE.
san Of fa HE u" Is sns Ssa
i A.: s sysnr 'e 3 l E SJNS%P Ts
schrtuiq ' 81 Wan" a's Ha. 'fftE sse..
5he word daily. minimum 3oc. Sc, solid.
&c u word sunday. minimum 3Sc .ot sotIS
&C word Sunday. minimum zoe Agats
consecutive Insertions price of AZ In
consecutive insertions price Of 81 N
sertions
The largest ,ype permitted Ia tho Want
Al. tsses Is !: point, and the smallest
% on Sh nsh me 'ns 'ss al may s
type Is cents M r' daily. and cents
dyet.0u, Will apply As tor regular want
rhs,s rate, Apply only to advertisements
Sihs1 Courses saa thu is9u 4a...
jag. /. csa,s an agate Inc IcSun ;n wsSa.
10 the i'nsl. Cash must accompany the
tisors on Request.
~ 20 sa,arda lsf tur eSsSest Clam. and
e eS9 or n T FL ae.' h EphlTTt2f WANT
STATIONS Will ACCEPT Your
WEST d fhsST STREET.
A. WOl-LSlEFFEI
pg 'SSiT'o Ms'i Dug Ft5G s si5SiR
s sill TSs! FIX SiISe!i
nLASK's noGLE EN%tApRf5a r 9ists
c.sSiEnoSss b itI1' s S'tisi
Robinson and Floyd.
@, I, KERN
GROVE AVENUE TI,AEIAcY,
It. l.. B0oKER.
HEHM.,rAGE pKtG GoMfANr.
runticS bnU jG"s sr ssIss!;
WEST ESD eos coSf AxsnGs
1901 =. w & JS sinia Street
PI%E sTMEET FhARMHc1.
& ci nISSe i'a e i SitssS
az ,ws5; Hfosd sttssE
ss5 Groos Avenue. '
TAEhAEr pnrG; SoMrANr.
cohen 81 S' br f.sR4 si:ssF STORE
y " H" {. s iilc:f pf!rss'
EAST d: 'rIiNiSSsffs sf Fi:fiS
nviSG Z; Ts'i fuh hs!f4 f:Ess Co..
j. IL f MuME greet
Y.
sol EAST Main at!ve;
Slrth and Broad S:reeu
RuLA%p II. CHiLDREY.
3 North Eighteenth street
WILLIAMS PHARMACY
Twenty fTst and Marshall StreetA
ICRS.H'S PHARMACY.
FAli;MouNT PHARMACY.
tl.5 Fa.r,nount Avenue
SPRINGER DRUG COMPANY,
900 IcnaOle Street.
EAtDS PHARMACY,
Isgo Has, broad Street,
HoRD'S DRUG STORE.
j. F.. sMiTIIiI.
$50? East Marshall Street.
a!ii:LhR q giIOADS
FULTON.
jobs /. kUESTER.
K. VAUGHAN
as07 Williamsburg Avenue
J a BLACK x SON
lsi5 Williamsburg Avenue
solTil RICHMOND.
WASli!NGToS 4 EARLY.
/. J PARRISH.
1909 Hon street,
"AsHi%SGTo% 8 EARLY.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
~ S,',.'".s Avenue.
u.pro,. ihHroS nElEiiIS.
''AE io!' hElGiTS CONFECTIONERY.
HIGHLAND pAHK.
W * NAUGiiAN
Fourth A nn,, nd Si",lr, Street,
PANk VIEW rHAENAcY
1900 Aioss Side A.e-uc
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

,AIITAI. needed u mauufActute our
goods Thousands u unIllcd orders in
1870 Fy4'At !aEtt'lgnttUu invited. NJ
b.Ii-r Investment IL the city. Address
ME. sawyer. l1.J EAsI 3!a.n street.
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Markets

CONTINUED From Page NinrC
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
E"p!risG by Rodgers. riummer ~ Co. Inc.
SPANISH FARMERS SrOcE-
Market weak siS TO SIC per bushcl.
NiEHlNiAS. FARMERS STOCK
Market dIiet.
Fancy iumoO. &C. per 10.
ENNa urync. - per 10.
I'rIfN" Si.C ps- 10
Shcl.inE stock. a'.c TO 3i.c per 10
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FOR battery service See Uuceda nat;ery
Co.. aNs h Main st. J;andulph l6ta.
FOR USED CARS. see Bnughan Motor
sales Co. coo West Broad Street.
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DODGE Roadster. In excellent condition.
Randolph 2iGa.
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WORK Apply "a own handwriting STA :
IHe age. experience and salary ,Sncct,.t
10 u. y. IinN 1ah- CIiA WI.
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Personals
Lost un,i Found

LOST, Home Hrn"ncIl policy and death
b;"nN OF my fatncr. Slns Ashford Finder
pleas" return To ) West CLAY Street or
Ilnrrnr. ENAM.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
Arts and Sciences in the Southwest
BY PAUL A. F. L

to that development OF democracy
which makes your means Of justifying
your e~Nlstence'in society Identical with
ynur method ~ maintaining yourself
I'm II" Mrs Austin ends ner discuss
sion with q prophetic note which
sums up her argument. She writes:
AS life and learning following tho
trend OF modern SCIENCE have more
and more to dc with one another.
there will Doubtless be Increasing
authorization OF our women culture
which must make Itself felt In the
institutional world. But before tho
perfect adjustment can taNo place
there Will probably occur n period
Of sharp a~ntagonism such as preceded
the granting Of woman suffrage,
Probably It IL inevitable that the so
cial growth should take place by sue
ccssions Of such crises. I see moth
ing TO regret In such a possibility In
America. There has never been a
genuine woman culture based upon
generic differences IN the woman APP
urOach aud The experiment might we'll
be- worth undergoing, II might In
deed have distinct service to perform
In the abolition of the pooh-ha ira
dition OF learning among men and
the rise among women Of new aud
necessary appropriations Of intefcc-
tual FORM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
DURSUM TO MAKE
CAMPAIGN TOUR
OF THE STATE
Intensive Fight Planned
to Insure His
Election
s,ss,s. re ,.s ~sa..s

SANTA FE. n. NJ Aug. 2O.-sen.
Holm O. nuraun.'a campaign for re-
election will be OF the intensive Kind.
II will have to he, with only 80 days
left In which to appeal for support
TO the voters of the fourth largest
state. The senator will make n tour
OF the state. meeting old friends arid
setting better acquainted. and also
making y number OF speeches.
Al the meeting OF the executive
committee. held on the day after the
state convention. resignation Of George
II. Craig, state chairman, was not
rendered. This was taken as an in
dicatIon that Craig will remain IN the
harness for at least a mont longer
nnd Will have active direction OF the
campaign. Time II too short 10Y to
have a new state chairman take over
the work and famailiarize himself
with the organization.
THE executive committee voted
authority TO Buraum and Craig to
name a campaign committee to he
composed Of seven members. This
committee viii work In cooperation
with the executive comittee. but re-
lieve the latter body OF a vast deal
% the routine work.
on Thursday night. after the CON
vention. m association OF republican
NilNANih was hNktiiN'hf WIN STU W
Wharton. OF the American. Tucufn-
cart. president. and Frank StapIin. OF
tho state Record. Santa Re. secretary.
The name OF the organization will he
the New Mexico Republican Editor
ial association.
Enthusiasm and harmony OF the
republican convention gaV the Rur-
sum campaign IN excellent start.
col. Jose -. Sena, secretary OF the
state central committee. and secretary
ct the convention. reports there We're
6iS delegates IN attendance. The
number OF votes authorized was only
bI5, but several of the counties were
represented by double delegations.
This was an extraordinary gathering.
when II IN considered that the only
matter TO be taken up was the nomi-
nation Of q candidate Tor the single
offiec OF United states senator, and
no real contest on for this office.
Democrats. In their convention In
albuquerque. marked time all Thurs
day afternoon, and adjourned until
Friday morning. Upon reconvening.
II was found impossible to agree upon
a nominee and n recess was taken
until afternoon. There was no such
unanimity Of purpose as characterized
thr session OF the republican CONVEX
ton. which transacted all OF It's bust
ness In n single afternoon. The at
tendance Of the two conventions was
In sharp contrast.
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mittee elected were H. Iaufer OF chit
cago for I92i-i92s. and +. c. Cole OF
Chicago FOR io2i-ie2s. other mcm-
bers Of the committee are. A. IL.
jerks. Aies iirdlickn, u. ]. Terry,
Clark Wlssler. and J. Walter Fewkes.
OF the more notable addresses deliv-
cred were the following. Tho peo-
ping OF ASIA" by A'cs Hrd-
iikn. THE Practical Value OF
Anthropology 10 Our Nation" by A.
H. jerks. Tho Grouping Of Pimnn
Languages Upon q Phonetic Basis, +"
by J. 4. Mason. "a Blrdseyo View of
American Languages North OF Mex
leo" by u. Shpir, The Relative Dat
ing Of Aztec and Pueblo Bonito by
Growth rings on the Timbers," by
a. y. DouE.as. "Aztlan." by 3 A, Bar-
rett. "Anthropology Mt the Panama
Pacific Congress- by CLARK Wissler.
Some vital Aspects OF the American
INDIAN by Frederick l.. Hoffman,
and Current Illogical Extravagant
Estimates Concerning the Antiquity
~ Man" nv G. Frederick Wright. The
section visited the New Field museum
for the inspection of LIS extensive an
thropoioEical exhibits. and the New
berry Library to examine the Aver
collection OF Americana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
It's Haytime in
Yellowstone Park
For Wild Game

YELLOWSTONE PARK. Wyo.,
Aug. 2O.-its hnytimo ON the 1900
ncres OF ranch land maintained In
Yellowstone Tor the wild game.
six hundred tons OF hay are being
raised this year for the buffalo herds
alone. For Nellowstone's winters are
long and severe and unless food is
provided the buffalo and elk would
drift down the valleys and out OF the
park.
Three ranches are operated rs part
Of the parks game protection pro-
gram.
This year a drift fence" IL being
built to prevent the bunalo from
drifting to lower ranges before winter
rnows make II desirable to let them
roam In the lower valleys. II Is seven
feet high aud OF such strength GS 20
withstand the terrific onslaughts of
the buffalo herds.
Superintendent Horace NJ Albright
who has Just finished an inspection
OF the ranches, states that an cfort
win be made Ito lay aside several
hundred tons each season In prepare
tion for unusually sever winters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
DEATH or \ GREAT BUILDER.

In the death of A. &. Hcndrickson
OF the architects firm OF Rapp and
Hendrickson, the Santa Fe architec-
tural movement lost one Of It's most
enthusiastic advocates ana one OF its
most practical and intelligent Inter
prefers. II " due to Mr. Hendriok-
son TO no small extent that the New
Museum building II the splendid tyne
and excmplification OF the Santa Fc
architecture that has made Il famous
This ~ true even to large extent or
Ia Fonda. the new hotel building,
the exterior ~ which Is practically
completed. Other structures In santa
Fe are monuments To- his genius and
he wnl he soroly missed Nv the
friends OF tho museum and the school
of America Research, in which he
always took great Interest. Only re-
Gently he exhibited a number Of his
water colors and architectural de-
signs In tho art galleries OF the Mus
cum. Mr. Hendrickson was a young
man NJ sterling qualities. an indefa-
tiEablc worker "a man with vision
and high ideals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
WHEN WOMAN TELLS
Chapter XXIv-Lila Ames Steals Toms Note
By RUTH AGNES ABELINC

I didn't want TO be there when she
with that bit of paper IN
her hand.
In my room again, / looked under
the little ease In which | kept some
icwels-part my owl and part those
that my mother had left ! never
wore them. And as ! expected, the
little piece ~ paper ! had hidden
there was gone.
lila Amcs had taken Toms motel
Then an Of a sudden H. came 10 me
why she smiled 50 happily In her
sltcp-shr must huN suspected
Philip Of being the writer Of the
uotci Finding hat II was written
In an unfamiliar hand had been the
relief her ragged nerves needed, II
had allowed her 10 sleep.
was sorry To have lost my mile
post hut ! wasn't sorry that Mrs.
Amos had been put at ease In regard
To Philip and me.
lunchrd alone downstairs aud
then decided to nap awhile until Mrs.
Amcs should call me.
/ had Just awakened and was
Strengthening my hair at the mirror
In the bath when ! heard the knob
of my room duor turning. 1 walled
The hands Of tho watch on my
wrist were az five minutes of .. In
Lila Ames' room / heard the sound
Of the tea wagon moving over the
floor and the clink Of china and
glasses.
Then I almost felt. rather than
heard. soft footsteps moving out 81
my room,
Copyright 1891 by Newspaper D.,
Enterprise)
Ito BE COntinucd)
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By PAUL 4. d. WALTER
Old PORTRAITS
HISInnI4TEll.

SANTA FE. Aug. 20.-'Old Time
New England" for July gives tho
place Of honor TO mn article by Frank
W Baylcy, being an OF the
recently discovered portraits or MIR.
and Mrs. jeremiah Drummer. the por-
traits belng reproduced In hair tone.
Considerable space II given to n de-
scription and picture Of the Choate
house at Essex. Massachusetts,. which
has recently been restored by the
Society for the Preservation of New
England Antiquities, which IL doing
work very much like that OF the
Archaeological society Of New Mexico.
Interesting, too, are three contracts
for seventeenth century building con-
struction In Massachusetts. and the
report OF The director OF the museum
OF the Society for h Preservation OF
New England Antiquities. quite IA
number Of Gccessiuns by the museum
are listed.
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We had reached Philip Amcs' law
office aud there I dropped him.
AZ the car stOod Tor a moment at
the curbiug I looked up toward the
windows ol Toms office.
CuriuuHly. turned away, relieved
that / hadn't caught sight uf MIN
anywhere. Even yet, when Thought
uf Gracc's story and Toms conu"r-
ton with it. | was not comfortable
The few CrfHnds for Mrs, Amos
took only o short while, Soun the
ear was travelling toward home aud
was tying to think OF some way
In which to approach Lila with my
ruort to have her apologize to Grace
cameron.
Il was ticklish business. this inter-
t,riug boz w""n mistress ana maid.
There nrc'vcry few things that women
are more jealous Of than thcir nu-
thority over their servants and the
iirst place In their regard
So I resolved TO gamble the thing
Just accept the way that opened IA
nue. whom / reached Mrs Amcs.
She was sleeping when / pushed
omen the door OF her room, haNinr
mad no answer to my knock.
watched her silcntly-she was q
Thing OF beauty again. Her loVelincs.
had returned and she was all sotl
curves and smiles.
Finally. rs stood there fascinated
hv her beauty, ! noticed that In h'i
h~alf-cloHod hand was a piece ut white
pnper. bent over to look at II
There were words written on II.
was stnrtlcd, Not daring 10 tOucl
her hand to examine the thing
hesituted a moment and then care.
lully made my way out of her room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
WORK nY'sNNTA IN ARTIST.

willard sash. the Detroit artist.
has completed several attractive
Santa Ne landscapes which viii be
exhibited shortly and which prove
that as a colurist he has taken great
strides since his visit last summer.
At least. he has found a palette that
liz or greater brilliuncc than the sub
dued tones which characterized his
fine ranvasrs asst yeHr. He has
brought more light into his land
scapes and there Is a greater feeling
for the luminous colors Of the south
west. While Nash can hardly be
classcd ns q modernist. yet he is not
bound by academic or classical ira
ditions. nnd there Is q freshness about
his work that ls very pleasing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
LAND CoMrNNY pIss0INEs.

SANTA re. Aug. 20,-Notice Of
dissolution OF the corporation has
been filed with the state corporation
commission by the Corrumpa Land
4 stock company, which maintained
Us principal office at Folsom. The
statutory agent was James n. Rogers.
The Magdaloua oil company, Of
Socorro. has suspended operations. III
has notified the state corporation
commission. Joe r.. Grccnwald. Of
Socorro. IL the statutory agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
mary AUSTIN on rEMINIsM.

MnrY AualIn- vino spont summon
before last In Santa ic. contributes
an article on American Women and
the intellectual Lie" to the August
"Bookman." which according 10 the
New York Times Book Review OF
Iu,y 81. IL well worth absorbing Mrs.
Austin declares; THAT governments
OF womon's colleges are M longer
composed exclusively of M" whose
shirt waists stick ~ az much In the
back ~ tho front. must be- charged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
PRONINCEroMN ENMIBTrs.

The Provincetown Art association
announces is annual exhibition to be
held In the New Museum gallery from
july 81 to september 10. The prop
crty was purchased only last year and
the exhibit Is In connection with the
toryentcuRry celebration OF the land
ing Of the Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock
provincctown rs very much to New
England what Santa Fe n to the
southwest, and the art colony a.
P-rovincctown Is famous the world
over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
Phoenix Escapes
Flood; Water Covers
Valuable Farm Land

PHOENIX. Aria, Aug. 2O-Flood
waters In the cave creek which last
night threatened To inundntc north
western Phoenix. apparently have
subsidized without reaching the city but
have covered much valuable farming
land IN the salt river valley irrigation
project No estimate OF the damage
done was possible this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
Common Moss Is Now Used in
Place of Absorbent Cotton

scrhIna power o. The sphasnum they
tried to use. Some lots worked well.
others badly.
The difficulty was solved by two
botany professors az The University Of
Chicago. Doctors Coulter and Land.
who pointed out that the sphagnum
with much strinsy stem. few leaves
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- .a.s-
..n, ~ a.sIn~ ss.riei
y, 'fam -. ~rann 10,
r,,,t.r ef,0v ,,his,ah .erav moss called
~nn-a,,"S' w
--~-- ~ 49, ,~..-
s,a,.. s.ner,.1lv IN
.L- -. .a-.. ~. c...t 4 .,d
~ ssa, sg 80 ra..hss
NJ. run..~ ~ ~ s~.,aio,,ns,, 4, me
~ n"ts"t s.s,as-
$3.50 ~ 1890 $3.50 ~
49, "
Iheae arcns arr
generally ~ apout ? ntnn
IN uselessness; onti very tecen.y
Only one use n ever necn y
a.s1a. n,s,arisl-h. a. a. rn,,na
na~r and h-enaftri.r, ,o,c eor tho
,,n,h,. ~. 49, - -
-
S"irr'"t y" '"ts"".
An army surgeon discovered that
aphngnum could be used ms an ABB
orben dressing, instead OF the Ia
mlliar cotton pads. II N actually au-
perior In absorbent qualities.
The u~eefulneas OF ephaanum.
whether for n wet hacking around the
roots OF plants OF as an absorbent
dressing over wounds. depends upon
the structure OF the leaves OF the
moss Itself. Oddly nOugh thong
sphaenum rows IN about the wettest
places imaginable, Il seems to have u
hard time securing o water FOR
its needs.
Bog water IN generally cold and
also somewhat acid, and plants In
genera seem 10 find Il difficult to
take up this kind OF water through
their roots. Many plants that I've
In hogs have all OF the earmarks OF
desert plants. being equlpped with
coats OF woody plant hairs, or thick,
leathery little leaves. or with some
other device that reduces the mount
Of winter they lose by EVAPORATION INTO
the air.
snhagrum MANAGE. ,ho wo,o.Un.
niv a,,sstton dITaran,iv gotng 30, ~,
~ na-,,ncinIa - carar,i ss.anenv ~,
surviving iather 10 suppieheh' tue
HunplN u carries nIpu It's stem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
hNrHnoroIoGICNL SECTION
MEETING

At the Chicago meeting OF the AM
thrupological section of tho American
Association FOR the Advancement Of
Science, A. r. jerks OF Minneapolis
was elected vice president Tor 1921
and H. a Hootou NJ Cambridge.
Mass. WAS chosen secretary for three
years Members ut the sectional com-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

and single perforatei calls would h.
poor material for absorbent dressings.
while fphnGnum with little stem.
many leaves and muitipic- perforated
crl'n would be good. After that. saNn-
Piles Of al spheRnom offered 20 rNe
government passed through thtif
hands for inspection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
NuSi5I VI EXPEDITION
RI.pInNS.

The State University OF Iowa re-
ports that the expedition under Pro-
fessor ". u. Din which Il sent to the
gulf coast Of Florida has returned
with a collection Of marine fishes
which will be- mounted FOR the uni
Vprsity'H museum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
GRANT FOR MOUNT LICK
OH~IRN ATOHN.

The regents of the University ~
California have made q grant Of SEQ
600 90 fot the Improvement Of tho
grounds and buildings Of LICK obscr-
vatory on Mount Hamilton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

The University Of Iowa In cxpoud-
inE 5000. 600 Of half r. million recent
ly appropriated by the logis AZURE FOR
the first unit Of tho new chemistry
building which when completed IN to
rpurpagut "A gogt of a. 900 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

D,,,s ~,.h yes ess,S f,.S ! IL "Fia4 Il.
peaL wisA yeu seaid rent yssf spafs-
pes visa zoe sesia eel ysss Asns
- HOWL
~ using tho HsTsid's Classified coianns-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

Ruins of an ammunition factory. In
which stone axes were made for war
fare six thousand years ago, have
been dug up In wales,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

Porcelain money for Guatemala
has been designed In Germany. II
accepted Il viii replace the present
hard rubber coins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
WHERE ARE ALL
THE NURSES?

There was a shortage of hfty-hve thousand
trained nurses in this country last year. In
the Public Health Service alone there was q
need Of ten thousand more nurses than could
be obtained. According to the statistics com.
piled by The National Organization for Pub
lie Health Nursing, several thousand Amer
lean babies died last year because their
mothers did not have proper care. Doctors
all over the country are complaining that
they cannot get competent nurses TO help
them. Who is to blame for this situation7
Are there no young women today who want
TO become nurses? Are there too many re-
strictions put upon them7 Is too much ex-
pected of nurses today9 Genevieve Park
hurst has been making a nation wide investi-
cation of this matter and in Pictorial Review
for September she has an article called The
White Cap Famine, which is one of the
most important articles we have ever seen on
this subject. There is not a doctor or hospi.
tai or nurse or mother in the United States
who can afford to miss reading what Mrs.
Parkhurst has discovered.