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THIRTY-1NT- YEAH. Doll, by Carrier or Mall. 70o a Month OU CI.VI1I. Xt. 53. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Thursday, August 22, 1918. Single Ctopteti. c

F RAIRS OF NEW MAN-POWE- B BILL WESTERN BATTLE NIL ENTIRE FRONT OF Mr, Boctie Gets Some Lika ;Tfifs Every Day REVENUE BILL TO BE TAKEN UP LINE SHORTENED HOTPURSUTiINSFROMYPRES

r NEAR END OF IN BOTH HOUSES FIFTY MILES BY RAIDER PREYING TO SOISSDNS NOW IE --- fSH A" n -- r" w -i r tp-:- J if' y : JvV DIFFICULT 'TASK CONOR IESS T OD AY DRUE OF ALLIES M FISH VESSELS FACES DISASTER

Rates on Excess Profits, the Solons Are Prepared to Turn Gen, March, in His Weekly Re- er Triumph, Seized by Franco-Briti- sh Make Gains, on Income Tax Schedule, and Their Attantion Exclusively view of the War, Points Out German Submarine and Four Sectors and German a Few Minor Details Remain to Measure Extending Army Remarkable Allied Gains Armed for Raiding Expedi Lines Are More Seriously to Be Thrashed Out, Draft Age Limits, Since March 1, 1918, tions. Being Dow Menaced Than Before.

COMMITTEE ADJOURNS SIMULTANEOUS DEBATE THIRTY-TW- O AMERICAN SHIP'S APPREHENSION HAIG PUSHES FORWARD UNTIL NEXT SATURDAY IS PLAN OF LEADERS DiVISIONS IN FRANCE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN ALONG 10-MIL- E FRONT

In the Meantime Chairman Passage of Act Is Believed Flow of Troons Oversea Is Admiral Benson Docs Not; French Capture Lassignv and t Ton-na- ;p Kitchin and Treasury De- Certain in All Quarters; Inereasing,-bu- More Think Piratical Hun Crew Keep Position to Noyon and Must Bn Chartered to Can L Northern partment Officials Will Put "Work or Fight" Amendment ' I Operate Very or Plains; Enemy's M W On I Matters Into. Final Shape, May Cause Controversy, ill Carry Our Program, Without Berlin Captured, Attacks Break Down.

Inv 'y1 M.'R!NC JOURNAL BPr.CIAL LIMITR WWf. 1RY MORNINC! tRY MOfN,Na JOURNAL IRICIAL LIARtO MORNiNQ JOURNAL VPICIAL LIAIIO JOURNAL SrC.lAL ICASf-- Wina) ii'tuttil 'nr WIRI) (V Will W '.i , ,11. ,1 (l Ijh, by the AtMoelauvl is 'a de- IV-4S.- ) Washington, Auk. 21. The new Washington, Ant,'. 21. Congress , , , Washington, Aug. y on the .M.irn,-- end j to turn its attention exclu- ib"irdy partment officials tonight confidently The tide of defeat still revenue bill was practically complete prepared in Manners nine resulted in :, surges heav- tonight, except for the excess profits sively tomorrow to the man-pow- bill, of the western lir.ille front awaited a wireless dispatch telling ofj ily against the German armies ' in the rates which will apply to certain large extending the army draft ago limits? by mureUi.'in fifty ni'les Genera! capture or destruction of the! France and Flanders. On four Import- .March 1. r corporations, the income, tux normal to all Americans 18 to 45 years of ape. announce Tho allies trawl, Trunin, h. which was seized l.v ant sectors French nnd British arms In conducted V:; weels. a rales so far as affected by the three to provide the army counted upon to engagements' German submarine yesterday and again have been served, and the en- he said, have pes-,- unearned defeat Germany next year. maintained tbe'e ! armed for a raiding expedition against tire German front from ypres, in Bel- percent differential against This is lh bind of sl.cll the IVcnch i;rc M'ikIIiic ncrosH the (ici man session of the initiative h. nvit.iiic it- - Debate on the measure will begin ' the defenseless fleet of smacks gium to Solssotis the line in thai it i n f fishing ,on Alsne, now incomes, and some administrative pro- sen- every day, eccpt pun. of where llie (icrnuiiis are (lie inn. tacks on lintitn.l no.! I..H,3 tomorrow in the - " o tithe Grand Bunks. is more be- simultaneously The man ntamling; at llie is limit.- than six tall. s, operating seriously menaced than visions and minor details. The house ate and house with the passage ex- light lilt panned points. The department, Admiral fore. t ihe "f t'l-"- i of- through ways anil means committee adjourned pected in the bouse before adjourn- beeiiiiiintr (ler'-- in Benson, acting requested French troops of General fensive in I'r mt in secretary, Munglii, until Saturday. Chairman Kitchin ment and by tho senate within a few March'tlm battle newspapers to make no mention of the. operating from the region two miles France measured LTil) to.lev It and will days?. miles; type of craft being employed in the northwest of Soissons to the Oise riv- treasury department experts rierhf wnv lc-'- s than 200 miles in work out matters to ho put into final Rxoltlsivo of wna friven he British Launch Attack at Dawn lcngtn i.nl hunt. It was said that these are num- er, an (Ithoso of General Humbert, committee. the house today to the measure whenj the latent TrMiph gains are reducing erous and swift make the between shape by the Ma-'r- tnoiighto fighting the Oise and the "The committee will decide between it was reported by the military coni-- l it further. General said he eventful apprehension of the convert- Matz. have Under Protection Dense wan of ed materially pushed forward two propositions for the excess prof mittee, with tho amendment to defer of Fog without official confirmation fishing vessel absolutely certain un- and may compel the Immediate evac- of 18 19 or the results of .he British nd-aii- less its tux," said Chairman Kitchin to calling youths and years the enemy crew destroys the ship uation of tho entire Somme-Ois- o sal-le- an tieditc age until all those 20 and over are north of the Searpe and therefore or attempts to engage one of the pur- from to night, "first, eight percent and Smash Foe's Lines . Brayc Noyon. tion In addition to the $3,000 specific sum moned. Through would refrain frini emmx-nt- suers in uneipial combat. Makes Gains. Tho senate has set Its three- - llaig Splendid exemption, with a 35 percent tax on aside Ilcsnlts Ktiinniarlcd. .,leimto Forces in Service. Fait her to the north between Al- 15 and 20 and day recess program to take up the! louriuil Summarizing ihe ren'il's ,r recent Officials here expressed the belief bert and profits between percent (By Morning Special Leased 4 Arras, Field Marshal Haiff hill. The business of Wire) he minted out that-th- that the German 70 percent tax on profits above 20 per first session the With the British Army in France, riKbt over our an, I surren- piieiutiniis, tonight commander has followed up his successes of pre- senate will he held and position bee-- i realised cent, and second, the same exemption tomorrow Aug. 2 (by the Associated Press), dered." Flanders salient bad f la' toned the utter hopelessness of bis vious days by a new offensive over with 40 tax on Chairman Chamberlain of tho mili- 3:30 smashed by the enemy retiring from one to two continuing operations for more than a of ten and deduction, percent p. ni.) Having into As tanks mid men followed behind 24 front miles and driven for- between 8 and 20 and tary committee, tonight anticipated (leneral von lielow's atmos- miles en a fourteen-mil- e front: tn hours. Some cons;dered that a ward his profits percent no In bill's Im- ariny the sweeping barrage, the rendezvous with troops for splendid gains 70 percent tax on profits exceeding 20 difficulty securing the during a heavy fog at dawn today on phere became even more for the plains of Hove the line had reel the submarine had over the entire line, a num- and thick, 191i-!!M- been Tri- capturing has mediate exclusive consideration. a front more ten ex- put well back of the old arranged by the crew of the in- percent. The treasury department If of than miles, mixed with the fog were great banks ber of villages, taking guns and to increase over tne exist not passed before next Monday tending from the Ancre river to e, of siiiitko from l.ne nnd between the An- and the umph, after which the Triumph would objected any when the national meas- Innumerable shells flicting heavy casualties. ing law. prohibition the British have made tired for Just this purposo of increas- litre the French have criied the line fCont'nueo on lJase""Twnl Still farther north, In the famous 10 Percent ncthietion. ure would become privileged, the bill screen. four miles to tho olam-- i stir- - i a Hat sen-ut- e steady progress, capturing villages, ing the protection Lys sector, general eastward ad- "The committee docided on a flat probably will be held before the and cas- ro in ding the of Noyon, whtth is i on until leaders taking guns inflicting heavy The German guns retaliated only city vance a front of more than four 10 percent deduction as a minimum passed, prohibition ualties. feebly,, but there was fighting only four miles beyond. miles has- been made by the ex- having agreed to lay their measure sharp town of in British, on war profits. The proportion of Coming on the heels of tho battle ut various points, where isolated posts Capture of the Frnpelle ENEMY SOLDIERS who have brought their positions ap- cess and war taxes will aside temporarily. south of scene of filled with the Vosges, the chief of staff said, profits profits of the bill an over- tho Monime, the machine guns and gunners preciably nearer the old 1918 battle, remain the same, that is SO percent of Passage by which virtually adjoins this field, the put up a stiff buttle.: At the little bad resulted In the elimination of a lino running east of Armentieres. vote In both houses with shell-ruine- business will fall under the war prof whelming blow confusion d very salient. This was . the age limits of IS and 45 exploits the treated village of f'ourcelles,! sharp operation Numerous additional villages have its tax. The effect of the two propo unchanged, it forces. about the of tHe carried out hv the fifth American div- is deemed certain ip all The among the derma center laltle front,' been liberated by the French north- sitions for excess profits will be al quarters. "has tbi! Gown-- n .ule a ision of which bad been un- west only --.iwrlous controversies expected Heavy fighting occurred along ' garMson desper- tegubtrHj IRNEDAGfliflST: of Soissons anil positions havs most the sainet oither would produce Albert-Arru- s ate and der General John K. McMahon. are over the "work or right" amend- tho embankment of the fight, for u time the advance Major been captured on both sides of tha between J200.000.000 and 1300. 000, railroad, which, well within: of the infantry was held up at this Brazil Iinns n Vessel. Oise river which make 000 more the rates of the ment of the senate military commit- although seemingly than under tee house committee's amend- the German lines lust night, seems to place, Thirty-t- division' bnve Noyon untenable. That town Is out- law which the and the I n existing exctss profits ment service for of have been easily reached by the! Bi'tbli Aided By Tanks. nr.avo.i France, General March flanked on tho southeast and dom- wants unchanged. If there postponing boys assist-- ! said. are the first to sixth. In- treasury 18 and 19. i storming British Infantrymen, Then the attacks arrived on the They TALKING REVOLT inated by the French guns from the was no alternative war profits tax em-- of the twenty-sixth- , ed by tanks. It was from this ! scene and charged into the enemy po- clusive, south and west. On the South the this excess plan would produce twenty-sevent- twenty-eight- twen-tv-nint- profits bankment that the Cerinans, armed sitions, ipiickly them French are standing in getnpigny, a or $S00, 000,000 more transforming thirty-secon- d $800,000,000 URGES EMPLOYMENT with countless machine guns, fired a from strongholds to shambles. The thirtieth, mile and a half distant, while on the excess h than, the present protits law. rain of bullets, but while they were thirty-fift- thllry-stxt- west have town of llr-W- ar tanks repeated this at they captured the Tat on OF CONVICT se- performance forty-firs- t, forty-secon- I'juningx. LABOR doing it they must have suffered other places in the line where the snd l.assigny, the key position to Noyon "The committee decided on a flat h Drastic Are verely not only from machine gun fire stubborn bodies hold out courageous- national guard, and the seventy-sixl- Measures to Be i'n tithe plains to the north. 10 percent minimum deduction for field! eightv-thinr- and V MOHNINa JOURNAL MI CAL LACD but from sheils, for the British ly. But their availed them to Inclusive, French Dominate pre-wa- r in WI1 courage Hallway, earnings computing 'he guns moved up In the rear in the eighty-fift- eighty-nint- nine- Taken With Those Who tax. A affect Washington, Aug. 21. Employment closely ofj nothing ihe face of the great tanks, With tho latest advances by the war profits provision the and from their flanlt, in tieth, ninety-firs- t, ninety second, and OiRe with swollen of prison labor to aid In counteract- infantrymen dipping and out of shell boles and of in Fronett east of the there has ing corporations profits, needed to car- where the big British guns hurled in across old trenches have been ninety-thir- national .army. Speak a Revolution come under the of Ounernl or profits tax was adopted. This pro ing the shortage of nieii that range ry on necessary war work was recom- an avalanche of steel from tho north. some of tho war's fiercest fighting, Tr.iRiiortatlon of troops under the Mangin's guns the broad gunge rail- vision directs that any -k d corporation to Iti-.u- Down Dt'iiMit and the smaller en'arir-- program is depend- Germany Following War, east- whose exceeds $1..000,000 shall mended congress today by the war Kiiriny whippet tanks and military way line leading from Noyon capital cars ent, in the main, upon of he Bafere--t- he a tax o at least 10 percent of ils labor policies board. As is Inevitable when a battle rages armored which sped over the ability ward to sole remaining pay It is proposed that the with such as this em- ground at a great rate on their mis- povernnient to secure adofpiale ship- line except for two harrow guags net income as excess profits. To take prisoners intensity along fRT MORNINS work under between exact situation is ob- sion of clearing the way for tho in- ping. General March said. While the JOURNAL RCC,AL LlARKQ W,R over which care of the smaller the only agreement bankment, the con- roads, the enemy may corporations, the I va- in board's deliveries were British be- committee has adopted a limintation federal government and he scure, but reports have been received fantry, sweeping at the rear of the shipping Headquarters in France, transport his men awl supplies tax rious states or subdivisions of the that the BritiBh have broken dowp the positions from which tho enemy was stantly growing, more tonnage will 21 the the of the Freeh that excess profits or war profits' enr-r- v Aug.. (by Associated Press). yond range artillery. states. German defense tit various places and working his guns. bave to be chartered nnd hired to At accounts was still on corporations whose capital does General An order issued by a German last llaig In no case have passed through to the eastern In comparison with the harder out the present schedule. military forward on the heels of the not exceed $25,000 shall March mentioned that commander and which is more Illum- pressing exceed 35 oercent of its total net in side. Behind the embankment there fighting it is worthy, of mention that Incidentally Germans between Albert and Arras, may not have been a force of at soma no resistance of Brazil had given the United States inating than anything that has come Innumerable ths come. On corporations not exceeding great places any com- with tanks clearing this maximum AERIAL WORK OF German reserves when the battle be- practical importance developed. For a vessel for two trips without out of Germany In many moths, way. The Arras-Alber- t railway al- $50,000 capitalization, the says: hull be 40 nercent of net income." gan, but this time harassed Instance, the village of Beaucourt was pensation. "It has come to my knowledge ready has been crossed by the British is men to the taken with three One through Lleitx-S- t. Mer-cnnt- Chairman Kitchin estimated that enemy certainly rushing only casualties. a letter addressed to the royal Prus- east of Bois Marc and the excess and war profits tax scene as fast as ho can, for another wounded man returning from the sian of war that men nnd south of these towns the profits him. said he went In kilome- ministry on will thIso $3,000,000,000 disaster threatens fighting three leavo have spoken of rev- new line has been pressed eastward. approximately NAVY sudden ters the lines before publicly u based on the year 1917. BRITISH IS The battle opened with a through enemy olution which is to break out after tha on the I,ys salient the Germans The committee has retained the def crash of guns of nil calibres just ns day seeing a single Hoche. This Is ex- spreIofIts war. have delivered a violent counter at- was billows of thick plained by the fact that tho German "1 endeavor to In inition of invested capital practically breaking. Great wish to Impress all superior of- tack in an recoup part the same as in the existing law, Chair.) fog such as are seen only on this side positions were very thinly held at ficers who to the losses they havo sustained. over the scene. some happen overhear such man nucnin saiu. rne treasury is of tho Atlantic, hung points. objectionable talk or who hear of it Their efforts were fruitless, for the working out a provision for tho dif- VERY EFFECTIVE The infantrymen and tank crews So tm JAPS through others Rritish have pushed back the enemy feet As that they must deal ferential against unearned incomes. could scarcely see a hundred to prisoners, there is no defin- with it at ouce and without .hesitation. beyond his points of departure. ahead of them and the flare of count- ite information, but more than one The home less cannon was smothered, reached authorities and the direct- FORD TO RETURN WAR blazing thousand have the cages nnd or of military railways liave been STUDENT ARMY TO BE while explosions from their mouths they have come In from a considerable to MORNINa JOURNAL L E take corresponding meas- PROFITS TO UNCLE SAM tV LIARCO WIRIl rolled up Into a continuous (leadening distance, most of them having been DERS KILLED ures." TRAINED AT CRUCES London, Aug., 21. Aerial operation roar. captured during the early fighting. "A soldier, said to have for to Home of the the como from aircrafts attached the British Vo Favorable to Allnckers. prisoners, arrived at the Industrial region of Uhenish West- (V MORN, NO JOURNAL SPECIAL LtARKD WIRBl navy during the period between Au- The was most favorable to the cages with handbags and long curved IBV MORNlNtt JOURNAL IRICAL LIAIIO WIRIl 21. fog phalia, declared in a train that in 21. Tetroit, Mich, Aug. Henry gust IB and 18 are shown to have formations, for it effective- porcelain pipes. They seemed clean his homo district men were Washington, Aug. Plans for through his secretary, been extensive in an official re- attacking and were as with themselves going of a student train- Ford, private very ly shielded them from the eyes of the pleased to leave, taking weapons with them organization army announced this afternoon that he will port Issued today by the admiralty enemy and ut the same time caused as if going on leave, one of them, on Tokio, Sunday, Aug. 18 (by the As- for the ing corps in the educational institu- return to the United States govern- The reads: being said ho was sociated Press). The violence of the aforesaid objoct and that It o were statement the Germans opposite to believe that questioned very was easy to take home German or tions fthc country approved ment all the profits ho personally the fom IB the attack was not happy to be taken. food riots and the rapidity with which todav by General March, chief of staff on war contract work. He add- "During period August directly against captured revolvers as well as hand makes to August 18 inclusive, Royal air fore-- ! them. A wounded British soldier told of they spread have astonished the Jap- at the direction of Secretary Baker. ed that he expected a number of the from his anese and have convinced them, grenades separated into two parts. contingents working with the navy "The guns sounded a long way off," being separated platoon in Search of all .Men. The plants, equipment and organi- other stockholders of the Ford Motor have said ono of tho "so the fog, but he pressed on neverthe- though far removed from the center nothing now would follow bombed the following military early prisoners, "I declare that the clothing of men zation of colleges, company his example. objects: we congratulated ourselves that we less and joined other groups. One of the war, that they cannot escatie with the war will be util- The contracts awarded to Its nor remnln un- going on leave bo seurched us test department already works at the were not to bo attacked. Just then said that, plunging blindly through tho consequences cases before ized to maintain a reservoir of offi- the Ford Motor company by the "Solway Zeebrugge, followed rolled fog, he ran into a Gorman touched by the world movements their departure. It will docks at batteries at West-end- e, a tank, by infantry directly be to cer material In training, from which government amount to several million Bruges, machine gun. which opened fire on which the war has set In motion. No impossible carry this out at the tho Ostend docks and airdromes baths and dressing stations." It will be possible to meet the needs dollars. him. It managed to get In one shot, such disturbances have convulsed the of at Zeebrugge, Aertrycke and Middle a nation since the of restora- Another order just completed, bear- the army.V taking off finger before he and his days the IS or over are kerke, the Passchendaole canal, the comrades finished off the Germans tion. ing the signature of the thief of staff Youg men of years BRITISH CASUALTIES e, forty-fir- st to bo Inducted Into ammunition dumps at Stalhille, rifles. en- of the Infantry division, re- eligible the army RECOMMEND with their The movement appears to be cites be Into courses WEEK Leffinghe and Zeebrugge, .S. economic and social and has that courts martial have had an and entered special 8,411DURING the canal and enemy ship- Fog Clears Awny Completely. tirely of cases of The extent of their pre- Brusges In the fortwmnn the cleared no aspect except as it is increasing number where training. ping. fog political subordinates emphatically refused to vious education will determine what L. and tho sun the ministry. MORNIN JOURNAL tHCIAL CASIO WIRIl fifteen tons away completely appeared Japanese Into shall study. lT "Between and sixteen ever since the battle been From the the pro- accompany their units the line couries they casual- ts and has protest against 21. British of bombs were antl-wenlt- nnd where the officers as one of men Is Ixjndon, Aug. dropped and good GAME under a sun. As hibitive of h "superior have As fast group in the week today were obtained. NATIONAL progressing broiling price rice, to enforce fro mthe into the ser- ties reported ending During the tho fog disappeared the roar of air- demonstrations have developed. Tho neglected obemlience by rtniwii colleges totalled 8.411 compared with an ag- course of these operations nine enemy motors British of a of failing to compel the cowards to go vice, their places will be taken by a, in the pre- plane Increased, the residence number millionaires In- gregate of 8,620 reported machines have been destroyed and machines the same tactics were burned and immense Into tho front line." Obedience In this new quota, obtained by voluntary week. These are divided as fol- driven down out We pursuing damage tho en- vious eight of control, us at the Sonmie, harassing the enemy was done to the property of merch- respect, order said, must be duction through the draft v lows: have lost four machines, one of OR FRENCH ARMY rear and the ants. forced even though necessary to re- Institutions which today were add- Killed or died of wounds: Officers, which landed in Holland." at the strafing ground to use for troops generally, upsetting them com- Not a single Instance of anti-forei- sort the of arms. ed to the list qualified student 210: men, 1,307. pletely at many places. manifestation has been and Tt is right, the order said, even to units Include: Wounded or Officers, 685; reported to BrlB- -' missing: The fast little tanks the movement has been marked go the length of shooting a man College of Hawaii. Honolulu; 6,209. FORMER W, U. KEY MEN whippet had, by as an extreme Utah: men, as one tank officer said, "gone out in Impressive demonstrations of loyalty necessity. ham Young University. Oregon tRV MRN(N JOURNAL IPSCtAL LIAIIO WlRIl to the wide world'' and there Is no to the Imperial dynasty. Another order deals with the In- Agricultural College; State College ARE TO BE REINSTATED Into a case where Ger-nia- n Mexico. Paris, Aug. 21. Baseball playing OOUDt mat iney are cxramg as great Anarchists elements frequently leJ vestigation a New THE WEATHER Is to become a regular part of the a toll here as they did south of the the mobs, but there has been no evi- airplane was shot down, prob- I.V ORM,N JOURNAL RRICIAL LlA.ID physical training of the French army Homme. The armored cars had gone dence of the Bolshevik! tendencies ably In mistake by German troops New York, Aug. 21. All former us a result of reports made by French Into action also, operating far forward, such as has prevailed In Russia. and the occupants secretly burled. Parsons Inclined Tele-grap- "Such order "is FORECAST. employes of t)ie Western .Union h officers on, what they had seen of (ho chasing the Boehe from his many The newspapers of Osaka condemn proceedure," the said, company who were discharged effects of baseball on the American lairs and making quick work of those the ministry for its failure to prevent unworthy of the German army." to Denver, Colo., Aug. 21. For New because of their affiliations with the army. The reports led the ministry who would not run. the unprecedented outbreaks and tho Officers Are Crltisisetl. Long Prayers Mexico; Thursday and Friday partly Commercial Telegraphers' Union o of war. to Issue an order recommend- In this battle the advancing troops resignation of the, cabinet Is de- In stil another document, General Should Read This cloudy, probably showers north por- America during the recent difficul- ing the adoption of baseball in the did not stop a moment at their early manded. T.udendorff says there are constant tion; cooler Friday and In north por- ties between the company and the French armv, objectives. Several formations joined The, ring leaders of the rioting at reports of German officers on leave tion Thursday. union before the company was taken General Vidal Tuesday sent Cap- forces and pressed on the ground. Kobe who, flourishing their swords voicing utterances that are calculated Washington, Aug. 21. Rev. Arizona: Thursday and Friday fair over by the government, will have the tain G. Forbes, an American officer Successive echelons were merged at a led the mob, were killed on the spot. to awaken fellings of doubt as to Henry N. Condon, the chaplain, in west, probably local showers east por- privilege of reinstatement, It was an- attached to his staff, to the head- place where tho going was heavy. A large number of persons are re- German preparedness for battle, lie opening today's session Of tho tion, cooler north portion. nounced by the company today. quarters of the Knights of Columbus The battle continues with unabated ported to have been wounded during mentions an officer In Berlin who said house, psayed: Vice President Atkins of the com with the request that John Evers, the fury and there is no sign that Its con- the disturbances throughout the em- that further offensives were impos- "Good Lord, deliver us from LOCAL IlEfORT. pany made the following statement: former American baseball star, be clusion is near. pire. Seventy policemen are said to sible on the western front because of tho hyphenated American, the .' "Conforming with the policy laid sent to his corps to instruct the sol- have been injured at Nazerla alone. tho shortage of horses and oats. Gen- tho spy, the profit-- A summary of looal weather condi- down by the government, all former diers in the American national game. Vets Go to Columbn. The mobs' often, were armed with re- eral liudendorff warns officers against eer, the pacifist, the slacker, and tions for the 24 bouts ending at 6 p. employes of the Western Union Tele- The request was granted and Evers Portland, Ore., Aug. 21, Columbus, volvers, swords, daggers and clubs. spreading unfavorable rumors, lie nil who would retard the prosecu- - m. yesterday follows: Maximum tem- graph company," released solely be- will go to the French camps with two Ohio, was chosen today by the national Most of the arrests were made bv declares that it Is remarkable that tion of the war for human rights, perature, 90 degrees; minimum, 69; cause of the affiliation with the Com- esslstants and equipment provided by encampment of the ClTanrt Army of detectives who mingled with the they never bring encouraging news for human happiness, In the es- - . range, 81; temperature at 6 p. m., mercial Telegraphers' Union of the Knights of Columhits. He will re- the ltepubllc as tho plane of 'next drowds chalking a cross on the hacks home from the front and adds that it tablishment of, a permanent world winds; .01 inch America, are now eligible for main a which his encampment..-.- . Officers will be of leaders and then' captur- Is "better to color the situation with wide peace; for Christ's take, ' partly- rloudy; fortnight after year's the ring tomorrow. were over. black yreripitation, with the company." . will continue the Instruction. elected ing them when the riots a rosy hue than with paint." amon," jj Albuquerque Morning Journal, Thursday, August 22, 1918.

MEXICO NEUTRAL. Make Pershing Day, Friday, 13, The Carload of Drive Out Uric Aeid Occasion for Big War Savings With " ANURW. ft DECLARATION OF Drive N. 31. Pledge Throughout It gets you right there suddenly. Merci- (SPCC1AL CORRESPONnEllCC l" MORNINO JOUANALI commander of the United States ful heavens, how it hurts to move! It's East La vtnuV-X- M., Aug. 21. armies overseas, as a trib- and fitting called and when attacks legs, 'v Stoneware OFFICIAL "Thoy's and ute to the which our peo- '.'lumbago," it FORMER busting soperstitions appreciation we-ar- feel his hoodoos in France every tiny and ple for service, the citizens of arms", shoulders or it's called rheu- JVill b,e unloaded this and we will New Mexico ni-- asked to a hips morning going to 'bu-a- ' cue here in New undertake second intensive drive for War Sav- 'deliver all orders for Mexico on Friday, 13, the matism. But it's all due to an uric aciel birthday of Gen! .bdm .1. Ucrsb.ins," ings pledges. said llallett Ua.wi stat.6'x!r I'CtO!' "Hundreds of people in our stato storm. Possibly you have eaten too much' Luis Cabrera, Back From Trip who are financially able to ?! of war savings, In :,y. War purchaw Stone Jars, Water Jars, De- rrsh-t::- . Savings Stamps have us yet made meat, have drunk too much beer, or over- to South America, . Mr. ltaynolds has ;iiinounerd no purchase or no ing ;m the signed pledge. day. September dayfor "Every county chairman, through exerted yourself perspiration and . then Stone Churns, nounces Charges of another nreat one lay War Savidtrs his Mexico county committee, is respectfully drive throughout to make a formal observ chilliness. Meat forms uric acid, which Flower Chicken in His counties and communities are organ- requested Pots, Fountains, Country. ance of Pershing day, and back it up iiv for a (".rive whior. -- izing preparation wun a countrywide to se- over works the kidneys in their effort to Milk Bean Pots will pnt War Savings Stamp buying in cure campaign Pans, the five million additional pledges from those BY MORNINC JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE New .Mexico up t" viH Jiave filter it from the blood and they become over' th" pledged inadequately and New 21. Luis Cabrera mark. With Socom county new from those who have York, Aug. Avith total of '.':' fiwncd 'pledges sort of and logy. When Mexi- top a r.0 as yet made, none. paralyzed your sure. have not us formerly minister of finance of pled-c- d Savinats .Totlay If you given your and" in War Slumps, "The impression been out co, Just returned from a 2'i.nflO-mil- e the owned and pledged in the has given kidneys sluggish and clog you must it total that thft purchase of War Savings get order, us at once and we will give tour of ftouth America, whither he state is $2,5ini,iHlii, a little more than phone is a work for women, bowels ; con- one-thir- d all Stamps only relieve them, like you relieve your went last December, to attend a of tho state's year quota children and small savers. This Is in prompt attention. ference of Latin-Americ- neutral na- of $7,000,000. no sens- true:' The treasury depart- removing all the body's urinous waste, else tions, at Buenos Aires, declared his Socorro county is lb" recond New ment expects every business man und in an indirect "con- its Phone 74 trip would, way, Mexico county, to reach quota every adult wage earner lo invest in you have backache, sick headache, dizzy, tribute to a belter understanding and Luna county was the riret.. It reached these stamps to the limit of his more cordial relationship between the quoU during U" Isirt pledge cam- means. spells; your stomach sours, tongue is coated,' .Mexico and the I'nited States.'' "The correction of erroneous Mr. belief paign. (his Cabrera expressed the In his statement announcing Persh- impression Will be one of your big Jobs and when the weather is bad you have rheu- that the recent nationalization of the says: on and one which sb.oulu oil of Mexico would ing duv, Director liaynolds Pershing day and mineral lands "This Is the. natal day of our gallant be done matic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full Raabe & Mauger not interfere with production ami thoroughly." "If It's Hardware Wo Have If that tho allied fleets would still bo of sediment, channels often get sore, water ' 115-1- 1 7 North First Street able to obtuin all the fuel they re- at At remain unless ho proves to be o scalds and are to seek relief quire Tampioo and Titxpnm. studious you obliged . the present time, ho said, the allied FULL 1 capable, and loyal eadet, Th? countries did not have bottoms QUOTA standard of the school is to be raised; two or three times during the night. ship more is to lie demanded of the enough to carry Mexico's entire output cadets Drive out and this uric acid with recent medical of oil and the new the and more is lo be offered by the expel poisonous that under plan This production would be greatly increased. faculty. should, without ques: discovery of Doctor Pierce's, called "Anuric." Kidney and bladder tion, prove a rccord-breakin- c; for AZTEC FUEL CO.I Action of l S. Is liaised. ENROLL RT year is APRAN of in Mexi- CADETS the institute. With the assistance troubles disappear when "Anuric" tried.. It dissolves uric acid Charges from tile war which has The of each co were denounced by Mr. Cabrera, department as water does sugar thereby it conquers pain, cures lumbago and first Monday September who insisted a strict was always been afforded tho institute, the year is, by provision of slaw law, lii-b- neutrality course being maintained. In proof of his of study will closely conform dispels rheumatic pains. Send ten cents to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Day and a holiday. The custom of for tho United he to that conducted in the officers' Its observance as la- friendship States, and N. for trial Jewett Fire such, wherever intimated his attitude toward MILITARY SC training schools. Young men who ere Surgical Institute, Buffalo, Y., package. bor is become an in- that the Brick. aggregated, has war was such in South America that able to stand the work anil complete, stitution. in certain quarters he was the victim the course at the New Mexico Military The people of the state of New Mex- of hostile criticism and even insult. institute, will be well prepared to be- Storage, coal and ico, even in the midst of their hurry Although the Buenos Aires confer- come- officers in the army. all kinds of wood. of war preparation and prosecution, ence was never held, the Mexican en- Candidates for Admission to Sanborn Gets Commission. l ilPES can well afford to have and keep this voy declared his visit to Argentina, A was received The or telegram Saturday Roll holiday. alternative, "work Brazil, chile, pern, Bolivia and other Crack New Mexico Institute staling that Clyde K. Sanborn, a grad- of Honor Phone fight," in usual course, is, by the pow- countries convinced him that the uate of this year's 'class and who left I ....251 er of public opinion, rapidly deter- United States government's entrance Now ReferrH to the institute commencement to i of as well war and 'Varsity during IM mining the identity patriotic into the her purposes were enter a training camp, has been com- American Casualties S TORPEDOED as traitor. It must be that few yet regarded there as unselfish and praise- and A, & M, missioned a second NAVAL CRAFT IN HOT la- lieutenant in the remaining among us who do not worthy. field Duncan Vested in oil min- artillery. Cupper, who bor; and the duty of returning thanks interests the and graduated. a year or two ago, was also PURSUIT OF RAIDER to the God of all the world for eral lands of Mexic o would be scrupu- The army list issued today just SPECIAL COHRESPONIJC MOftHlNQ JOURNAL! grunted a commission in the field ar- casualty a continuance of our industrial peace lously safeguarded, Mr. Cabrera stat- shows: FORE GN WATERS PREYING ON FISH VESSELS Koswoll. X. .M., Am. :M. The New tillery. Killed is upon us all. Likewise the to ed, in accord. nice with the provlslems ii in action, 45; died of disease, duty Mexico Milil.'irv e has recruile.l A C'- find and us who fall of the constitution enacted into law letter has Just been received wounded severely, lliS; wounded, fVTitlnuea place any among Its full quota of c, A resm-v- lil t from Lieut. Bulla It. a from Fare On.) to work or in December, HUT; government own- is Ilinlde, grad- decree undetermined, 38; died of fight. being made of a in- -. Hi of the subsoil of all Mexican qiu number to uate of the New Mexico Military wounds, 9; missing in action, U'9; died io sunk so tliat the flotillas! Those who fight and those who la ership take the place o! auv of old ca- - has!! patrol oil and mineral lands, he the stituto in class of lillfi and who of accident and other causes, 2; pris- woum una u necessary to continue bor, on behalf of our nation, and our thought, dets who are una !c to return or who been commissioned as a first lieuten- Steamer r, would insure a broader oners, 1; 358. Montanan, their hunt for several" state and our allies in the world-wa- development have tin 'vi'-e- total, 6,659 days. This than could be for under entered Quito n ant in tin; marine corps. Lieut. Rolla wniiia done well this and the hoped private number of a KILI.K1 IN ACTION. result, tho German officers have year; control and would an end to liti- last ai students have ilinkle is a son of lion, James, V. Tons Gross, Victim of Hun might hope, in a large force fruits thereof are revealed from day put emend the service Major James A. McKenna, New being and confusion. military during Ilinkle of Koswell. lie was admitted C. West held in on gation tlie i York; Lieutenant Uay Diekop, along the Grand Hanks, lessen- to day the defeats of the. enemy Under the old "the cost of summer without livlii!? notice lo to the marine corps as a second' lieu- Loss of Life Now the system Hi-- Head, Wis.; Sergeants William Boyle, ing strength of the coast guard the battle fields of France. Thus, by rchqol. This can:; es some uni,'1i'-- e tenant last without examina- nt other vic- operation was much greater, ha said, spring Kteuhenville, (.).; N. Kendall, points. The answer made the arbitrament of war, shall a a 10 tuiuiy in regard to il mimoio- wjn tion, received on his. rec- Harry Placed at Five, KT1 to ! but even with tax of percent on being solely Shanandouh, Edward this possibility that be and ty- are to return. Tlie ;; la.; Wagoner adequate torious peace conquered, the rough value of the oil produced civral estimate. ommendations from the New Mexico N. force are in service at every vital banish with- In the iid.iutu nl's n 1'fiee, Manley, Wcedsport, v.; Corporal ranny and oppression for export, the cost was not so high however, Military institute. He has now risen John J. Kane, N. Lieu- point to protect all ships. out the confines of human govern- shows that the school is to be to Jersey City, J.; Tho as in tho United States. It was the going the rank of first lieutenant and tenants Orville 1. Johnson, Albany, IBt MORNINa JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WILE only dispatch received by the ments. in- full to overflowing An effort will be within the next belief of President Carranza, he week is expecting his N. Y.; Elmer Burdelte Nelson, Pon- 21. Amer- department today concerning the now. Now I. W. E. I.indsey, mane to take care of all who have in- Washington, Aug. The est maneuver of Therefore, dicated, that under the fair terms the commission as captain. He is an tine, Mich.; Samuel A. Gold-enlier- the submarine flo- Governor of the state of New Mexico, intended to issue attended the school before, but from structor in the marine officers' train- Sergeants ican steamer Montanan of i,659 tons tilla was a brief message from t he government grants! now on New York; Eddie Lee Nar- in accordance with law, do proclaim, j candidates will be Va. writ- e, gross, was and in for- commander that investors and operators would applying ing school at Quantico, In rows, Ky.: Charles Leardon, Sharps-vill- torpedoed sunk of the first tiavat district 2nd, 1918. referred to the of New re- nt Ho.ston. H Monday, .September tiock to Aiexico and netp to develop University ing to the superintendent, who Pa.; Corporals Floyd Ibbotson, eign waters August 16 wilh the prob- confirmed the landing ljilmr Day and A Holiday. and condi- Mexico and the Agricultural and Lieutenant Hinkle to look of the captain and crew of the Tri- the country improve the quested up Dowagiac, Mich.; Morris Lynchick, able loss of three members of the vAi ! "The Fathers" of the I'nited States of the college at Las Cruees. Tt ia a now and reiterated the tion people. graduate at the school, Mr. Brooklyn, N. Y. civilian crew two members of tho JWJ j, . umph story told by declared that nil men are created tho policy of the institute to assist id and these sailors. Six in- llegrelH Misunderstandings. Ilinkle says: Privates. hours earlier this Labor, doubtless, is the com- Mr. Cabrera said the recruiting other state schools now "I take ir. naval armed guard, tho navy depart- formation was to de- equal. he regretted always a emit Interest Waller R. Port given the navy monest welt as the most" potent to misun- that the battalion of the Akeley, Angeles, ment Eighty-on- e as conditions that contributed military the fellows who come from 4he old Wash,; Roch South Chi- tonight announced. lol lit!: partment through press dispatches force for that equality, between Mexican school has been enlisted to full ca- to Hantkowski, and flashed by naval wireless to maintaining derstandings the and school and see it personally that cago, 111.; Andrew Otillickson, survivors were landed. the since wide as the earth, has its the American He laid them pacity. Kor several, days candi- all I have Harvey patmi forceR. "Labor, people. past' they get they deserve, but Neenah, Wis.; K. I). Hilt, Lafayette, heaven." to and said dates have been referred to other 1 Taken to ProU-e- t summit in largely foreign intrigue not found one yet who needed nny Ind.; Anton New Stpjis Fleet. Let us celebrate Labor Day there was no warrant for but the state schools with the hone that thev Kersher, Forcstville, York, Aug. 21. The Montanan "The then any assistance for they are hard workers, Howard L. American-Hawaiia- n department has taken steps to to occasion cordial on both sides. The will be able to build their full Wis.; Nidle, Great Kails, owned by the line protect fishing on the Banks according custom, but take mr,it feeling up and the school stands high, I have Mont.; Charles Hodel, New York; Den- was launched 1913 YFiAiv Grand also on to the "fath- Zimmermann note he denounced as n quotas by the time their next term of officers in at Sparrow's end to counteract the effects of this that day glorify had a number higher speak is Strong, Tunkhannock, Pa.; Frank Point, being built for service raid-,- ers of America" who declared and "most stupid piece of diplomacy," opens. to mo of it in a A. through 'Admiral Benson said. Ha ex-p- n complimentary Block, Milwaukee, Wis.; Clarence tho Panama canal. In October last reed the demonstrated that "ull governments which created amusement, rather than While talking with a representative L. N. opinion that it would be con- rancor in Mexico. So as Carter, Rochester, Y.; Joseph year with other American vessels over lim-iio- derive Just from the far taking of the impossible for the Germans In the d their powers Morning Journal the superin- Cloutier, Schenectady, N. Y. ; Harold 2 500 tons dead over New Arizona and till--w- she was req- time at sent of tlie governed;" to glorify Texas, Mexico, tendent of the institute said that Italians Harvest t.raiu. AV. weight, their disposal to equip California were he said, Davis, Watson, Va.; Clarence B. uisitioned by the States ship- Freedoms' verse and Freedoms' song concerned, to be an Aug. 21. sol- Nor-rl- a, --id- V the Triumph properly as a raider. going exceptionally good Washington, Italian Cold, lluntsville, Ala.; Qeorgo R. board and soon as- n. The verse and the very idea was "absurd," that no in ping afterward Such task, he pointed out, would and Freedoms' flag. year for schools and that all schools diers and civilians have succeeded Indianapolis, lnd. Curtis J. Wil- to the take New and flag of the United States of Mexican desired such a "white elc of the state should be able to fill their the on the bank signed army quartermaster's - f.ll.HU. the York navy yard nearly song harvesting grain right son, Hawley, l'a.; Benjamin Cardosi, department. The vessel was manned a week. With a crew of seventeen America, "The land of the free and phant." buildings to capacity. The plan to of tho 1'iave river under fire of tho Calloway, f).; Albert S. Grant, Butler, brave." Let us also, be Will by officers and crew from the navy men, armed with revolvers and a ma- the home of the followed, however, no doubt enemy, according to official reports Pa.; Glenn L. Howard, St. Paul, Minn.; when sunk. Tho vessel was outbound chine gun or two, tho Triumph would on that day, that the prove of tiie greatest benefit to tlie today from Home. Tho entire district Isaac Allen, Bay Shore, Mich.; Andrew from un American be able to world-conque- school as Will work- port. capture and then destroy dream of by material be carefully was swept, while the harvesters Anrzeajczk, Chicago, 111.: Budolph W'. Tho Montanan was in the service a number of small crafts. The maxi- the power of the sword and the de- AFFILIATION OF selected. No one will lie permitted to ed, by the enemy artillery. Bergquist. liockford, III.; Clarence mum of the quartermaster's department of military advantage the Ger- ceit of the liar, shall fail: and that Horror, Winchester, Ind.; Grant Ij. the and was used as a can n, army supply -- ... mans hope to obtain, it was held. Germany shall speedily have Colton, Medina, N. Y.; Arch I). Pump-io- noi waB imperial shin. -- vo K;. the depletion of the supply of her alternate choice, downfall. Altuas,' Ark.; Alfred J. Curtis, The members of the naval re canned fish for the army. In Witness Whereef, I have here- t.pwilnti a Xavr Tru Tliomii Mnl- - guard Admiral Benson cans the Wis.' Idw'ard Mi'lvvavrff ported as missing are David W. John- refused to place unto set my hand and EMPLOYES WITH Baca Announces His len, J. Galaska, son, coxswain, and Chester C. Eld- - much credence on the statement of Great Seal of the state of New Mexico Elfego kiee, Wis.; Guy George, Boston. Mass.; submarine ridge, seaman. The names of the the commander to tho 'cap. to be affixed. Done nt the CUy of Paul Norbet, West Franklin, 111.; Syl- civilian members of the crew unac- tain of the Triumph that six Santa Fe this lath of August, A. vester S. Sanders, Edwing, Neb.; Hel- now are day counted for have not been ascertained. operating in Americar. t. 191 a. Candidacy forGovernorship met Stever, Mullen, Wis.; Daniel J. The navy department's announce- waters. Naval officials are convinced . W. E. LTNDSEY. UNIONS UPHELD Wansie, Kulpmont, Pa. ment follows: hotiu'! only three have been actively en- Attested: 1)1 lil) I'llOM UOfMIS. "The navy department is informed gaged. The acting secretary warned ANTONIO IXCETtO, Sergeant Patrick Bell, blank Cor- - that Montanan was tor- the thersteamshlp against public placing too much of State. Kelly, Kan. and sunk in waters on . !n Secretary poral Sidney Okcto, pedoed foreign hope stories of German submersi- Privates. August lfi. Eighty-on- e survivors were -- flC t I' ble being destroyed. In this connec- (RT MORNINa JOURNAL SPKCIAL LSASRO WIRB1 Hen- - landed. Five men are miss- tion NEW DRAFT LAW CAUSE Claud T. AUnis. Adrian, Mich, reported he divulged the fact that the Washington, Aug. 21. The right of ry J. Bocckner, I'lymoiith, Neb. Luke ing three members of the civilian claim of a British merchantman hav- workers of to or- crew two of OF MEXICAN EXODUS ammunition plants Box, Hazen, Ark.; Earnest Divine, and the naval armed ing sunk a submarine after a long ganize in trade unions or groups, and Waddy, Frank Korejcek, Chica- guard, David W. Johnson, coxswain, to Ky.; C. range gun duel already has been deft bargain collectively through chosen L go: L.- Nelson, Bristow, Neb.; and Chester Rldridge, seaman. Tho 'ik . Finn nitely controverted. It was on this V MORNTNB JOURNAL SPECIAL LCA6I0 WIRE' representatives is recognized and af- vs. Philip M. Beach, N. V. names of the three civilians were not tame " 1 ' Paulson, submarine and several days El Taso, Tex., Aug. 21. Because firmed In an award made publio to- DM'.n DISKASK. given in the dispatch received. Inter Hint Captain Evans of Hie In the national war labor board f)F "The Montanan was an American Mexican papers here and Juaret day by .T K. Lynn, M earner :.,i MXi We,. Corporal Lloyd Brown, Penistone was detained after have been details of the pro in controversy between tho Smith & B. cargo ship of 6,659 gross tons." Jiis had been printing Ind.: Privates Lloyd Brown, Potosl, ship captured and sunk. posed new selective draft ror all citi Wesson company, arm manufacturers, Mo.: Julian W. Baldwin, East Orange, zens between the ages of 18 and 45, and their employes at Springfield, N. J.; John L. Bower, Covington, Ga.; Mexicans have been flocking across Mass. N. board George S. Edwards, Long Island, the Kio Grande and many ranchers in The ruled that any employes Y.; Dock Ross, Homan, Ark. I00NEY DENIED the El Paso and Mesllla calleys found discharged in violation of the princi- ACCTM0NT AND to of the award be I;Ii:i FROM themselves without farm laborers ples should restored , day. A luck of understandine of the to their positions and paid for all otiifu Wis.; time lost on account of Alphus C. liobcy, Alexandria, proposed draft regulations coupler the discharge. Nicholas lliggins. New Haven, Conn. wilh a generally, accepted belief The practice of the company in HEARING BY times past to make restrictive per- among the Mexicans that registration Is- I means induction into the army Is sonal contracts, even if lawful when The marine corps casualty list held for the exodus. made, Is contrary to the principles of sued today shows: responsible ,r; died of wounds S Exemptions have been made for all the board, it was stated in the award, Killed in action, Mexican birth and the should be discon- received in action, 1; wounded in ac- American citizens of practice un- SUPREME COURT when they are employed tn farm, tinued for the period of the war. tion severely, 3; woynded, degree or work and The board ruled ' determined, 6; total, 15. mine other essential' that .employers 1 every inducement has been offered should not discharge workers for h K't,, KII.I.KT) in ation. IT this class of labor to come to ttje membership in trude unions nor for iv Sergeant John H. Cobeldirk, For-ga- P. I'nited States to seek employment. legitimate trade union activity, and Okla.; Corporal Earl Casner, 1ST MORNINa JOURNAL LEASSO WIRE Mo.: Cor- SPtCIAj. Efforts are now being mado by gov- that the workers on their part in the Carthago, Private John II. San 21. A 111.; Ditt-ma- n, Francisco, Calif., Aug. ECONOMY ernment labor officials to correct the exercise of their riuht.to organize, V i bet, Chicago, Private Carl J. di- 111.: petition that the trial court be mistaken Ideas uained by tho Mexi- should not use coercive measures of '"'' Woodstock, Arthur C. Still, to J. to to bar- Tacomnv Wash. rected grant Thomas Mooney a TALIC cans here. any kind induce employers new on his con- de-a- " trial the ground that A of for gain or l with them. died op worxiw nrcEivED in rush 'applicant passports ACTION. viction was brought about 'hrough is all - to Mexico has been experienced nt the In commenting1! upon the award, ' - right- the lolnt Chairman Walsh Bald that it was ;'' Corporal Joseph E. Bush, malfeaance practiced by the district Mexican consulate here during o Fairplay, attorney was denleil by the state su- week. one. of tho most Important cases yet 'T Mo, ECONOMY preme court here today. decided by the board. The company was the second denial of 'ho" claimed the to make Individual A MILITARY This PRACTICE SERVICES right FUNERAL petition, the first having been enter- FUNERAL, contracts with the men, he said, two which was intended to em- FOR ed July 22. years after the pre- HELD FOR GALL1NGER prevent LIEUTENANT DAMM day bomb explosion in con- is better. ployes front, thereafter Joining labor paredness to nection with which Mooney was con- unions under the risht guaranteed 1RY ' MORNINS JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE) victed of murder. Counsel for Mooney tV MORNINa JOURKAL SRICIAL LCAMD WIRK) them by the very first of the INSTANT principle , Demlng, N. M., 21. A said the supreme court of the United Concord, N. II., Aug. 21. Simple war labor board. Aug. military funeral will be given the body-o- States may bo asked for a writ of funeral services for United Slates Sen- First for more than Lieut. Olaf B. Datum, who wan error. ator Jacob H. Gallinger, GERMANY AND AUSTRIA killed whila Mooney is in San Quentln postuw 23 New member of yesterday at Camp Cody penitent- an years Hampshire in a hand iary awaiting execution. is economy the noose of congress, were held ' FAIL TO TOGETHER participating grenade prac t upper GET tlce in the trenches. A grenade was drink absolutely in the First Baptist church here this thrown MKKT8 TIIKM OFTEN. altetnoon. from a traverse trench which no waste. Besides; sena- lir VORNINS JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIREl exploded near Lieutenant Damm, kill- (Pearson's Weekly.) Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, ' him Mrs. Naggs I understand hus- trib- London, Aug. 21 Vienna dispatches ' ing instantly. His brother, Lieut. your it is tor Gallinger's colleague, paid ' - , - - r ' band is unable to meet his convenient, In a address. deny that the conference between i!.m George A. Damm, who was participat- creditors. ute to his memory brief S v fuel Charles W y - . j ing In the was the first to Mrs. W'aggs Don't you believe It. saves and peror William and Emperor a. .. -- practice, resulted in an between """"" rnTiin in mri 'i " tlllll1rill,lll imn 'ini luuJ reach his brother's body after the ex- He can and does meet them much 2 and leaves APPOINTED agreement ho to. suar," DOCTORS Austria and Germany, according to plosion. A noncommissioned officer oftoner than cares to be advices to the Dallv Mail from The in the company saw the grenade In nothing TO EXAMINE SMITH In response to the request of num- ous offices that I have held, school time and fall on The Flve-Polnt- ' Hague. It Is said Germany appears to Bhout a warning ' Star. desired in the to have reached an with erous friends of mine in the state of superintendent, county clerk, city his face. He suffered ' only from The ancient Greeks used the five- -, agreement New Mexico ' . rSRVCIAL CORAItPONDflNCI TO MORNIN JOURNAL! tho of Po- and articles published mayor and district attorney for the shell shock. pointed star as a symbol of health. It', waytof flavor provisional government in the of said seventh Judicial Ranla Fe, Aug. 21. Doctors Umhcr-hin- e, land over the head of Austria. various newspapers district. The parents of Lieutenants Damm still fulfills this- ancient mission, ns CUP! Germans have state as to the probability of my an- If I am nominated and elected I were here their sons this you.wiIl find it Imprinted on each TRYA u Diaz and Knapp of this city have It is reported the visiting If -" omtointed bv District Judge rejected Austria's plan for increasing nouncement as candidate for governor will work for the interest of the peo- week and loft yesterday mornhiB for package of Chamberlain's Tablets. Holloman to examine into the sanity tho forces on the western front while for the state of New Mexico, 1 hereby ple at large regardless of the wishes their home in Austin, Minn., only :i These tablets have restored hundreds -- bosses. I to In- -, . A.' H. SmMh, nllas Dashley, convict- Austria rejected provisionally the announce myself as such candidate of political If am nominated few hours before the fatal explosion. health who were afflicted with ed of In the of German- solution of tho Polish ques- subject to tlie action of the republi- and elected, I promise that I will con- The body will probably be returned digestion, biliousness or constipation. participation killing can executive office ' Give Sheriff Stephens of, Luna county ana tion. This purpose does not mean, it state convention and for this pur- duct the according to to Austin for burial. .. them a trial when In need of addod-lh- I own conviction of Is such a '" now under reprieve. is at the plan to send a large pose Invite my republican political my what rifht medicine, and you are certain Austrian force to the western front friends and also my democratic polit- and Justice. For n halo of Rood liny or alfalfa, to. he pleased with the prompt relief Journal Want Xi briar retulta. has been, abandoned, ... ical enemies to iniiuii'q ai to the Vari (Signed.) ELFEQQ BACA. lihoiio, & W, Fee. Teh'l'Uouo 10. which, they afford. " - lon t ,,. Albuquerque Morning Journal, Thursday, August 22, 1918. THREE united, people did not ask 'Are thess Belgians or Armenians? Are these BACK IN "BLIGHTY" PULVERIZE HUNS Protestants, Jews or Catholics'." They asked only one thing. 'Are these hu- man sufferers, and if so we will help.' From eastern Europe, where tbere OFflCIAL I AMERICA'S reside about 5,000,000 Jews, consented IDEA, into a small territory, there came to their brethren in this country the most pathetic appeals for relief. Last STATEMENTS year tho Jews of America collected among themselves about SI2.000.000 SAIS DR. KRASS which over ' they sent to relieve their - dying and famished brethren. This A ENGLISH year magnanimous Christians in many eastern cities and in a number of IRV MnRNIN JOURNAL IPICUL I EASED WIRE of tho voli- places west, of their own London, Aug. 2: The British at .Prominent Rabbi and Orator tion, approached t he Jews and tok1 tack I'lum hed this morning on a front them it was not fair for tho Jews to of ten miles fro mthe Ancre to the Jells of Patriotism Through- contribute to the Y. M. C. A., the K of Moyenville has hern of C. and to all cam neighborhood other war relief A ' successful on the whole of the front. out the United paigns and not roceive in a. ! I ( o , 1 States; Says any hel'i, '4 according to Field Marshal Haiti's campaign to relievo the suffering communication from headquarters to- Foreign-bor- n Love Country, Jews, front their non-Je- fellow citi- night. zens. fi- 'We want to give you our The enemy's positions were deeply nancial support,' said some of the penetrated and a number of pnsoners non-Jewi- in Yorl-spok- e leaders philanthropy. were taken. Itnbhl Nathan Krass of New not on before an audience that com- sectarian grounds, because A number of villages were captured this money does not go to the 1 a pletely filled the hiL'h school audi spread s 1 - - vjm during the day, and strong German of Achiet-l-e-Pet-- doctrine Judaism, but we give you . vT'- ' n counter attack west of It torium last mgtit. His subject was this on Patriotism and Pity, and was han- money humanitarian grounds was repulsed. TJ'o text of the com- dled in manner because it goes to save human beings - ' H munication follows: a true to his wonder- from K v &fi ful ability. annihilation. That they are your "An attack launched this morning brethren is an accident of on ten miles from tho An- Dr. Krass opened his lecture with history a front of and does not robus of our responsi- V cre' to the neighl orhood of Monenne-vill- o the statement that in his travels to all " - .. in bility help sufferers.' was successful on the whole of through the country large cities as We into IT ;f veil as the small ones, lie found that Albuquerque Will Help. tho front. penetrated deeply all interests were k Dr. Krass the firm con the positions of the enemy and have made subservient expressed taken numbers of to one which was absolutely supreme, viction that when the drive would be prisoners. in to "In the opening assault, under a A l ) that It was started Albuquerque raise funds 1 - - Window namely, the duty of every - mist, wo tho villages of Display of American citizen to help pulverize for tho sufferers In the Jewish war captured zone, the citizens of vol Beaucoui t, !ur Ancre, Pulsieux An Prussianism and scatter the dust as Albuquerque Ablainzoville and fertilizer for the civilization would act in a way similar Mont, Bucijuoy, of tomor- untarily Moyenneville. Afterwards wo contin- row. The speaker pointed out with to the citizens of many other cities, Convalescent soldiers reumed from tho front are given fiinpicnt out- ued our advance to tho neighborhood considerable illustration how ardent emulating their generosity. Albert-Arra- s Dr. Krass leaves for ings on the Hudson from New York. This picture shows one of the mem- of tho railway, captur- and deepseated was the of today Achiot-l-o-Poti- t, patriotism 4 bers of the woman's committee of New York one ing the Lngeast wood the large foreign element in our coun- Vegas, where he will speak at mayor's feeding of the o'clock this afternoon before !t wounded boys on a Hudson river boat. and Coueelles. . try, especially among: those to whom "West of Achiet-Le-Pet- it a strong the English language is still for- women's club. At 6 o'clock in the quite he will counter attack was repulsed. eign, in the east side. New York, evening iiddress the chamber "Hast of Ancre our line reached where of commerce there. He is en route: the there lives a heterogeneous between Bois Lieux-S- t. Marc and Mer population the srdrit of is to his homo In New York and expects patriotism to at nost 1. calcl." evidenced not only in the sale of Lib- be his by September Hj THE erty Bonds but In the life and daily has spoken in nineteen cities in the FLIPS FROM FJLLUMS activity of the great population of west. FRENCH school children, the offspring of the foreigners or foreign-bor- n themselves. AT TIIK tooav. ness by Rhea Mitchell, and all ends KV MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRF1 ti!i;.ti:ks- "I addressed a number of graduat- "IV Thititei- Hryant Washburn happily. Paris, A.utT. ?1. Tjissiiny has been ing classes In the public schools on s ODA FOUNTAIN starring in "The (Ihost of- the ltan-cho- ," But, but you ask: Where does the captured by the French forces, whose the east side," he said, "where the a five-re- feature; "Her Blight- ghost come ch? lines have now reached the outskirts exorcises took the nature of a con- ed iove," a .Mack Setinett-l'aranioti- That's the secret. It is a play worth of s. southwest of tinuous patriotic performance. Illus- feature of two-reel- with Charley seeing. Noyon. t trated scenes of American history, and Murray in the leading role. Coming to tho "l;." today and The official statement making this a dramatization of American ideals. CASES PROBABLY Crystal )M-r- House Dark. announcement also says that twenty When I uttered any sentiment, ever, Theater Owing to delay in villages have been liberated since yes Men, conic ami sec it now. You connected with the ideals of transit t he play "A Pair of Cupids," ' AT THK I'ASTIMI',. terday and that the French have ad- remotely with Americansism, there was a tremend l'.ushnian and P.ayne in the title "Of the many characters 1 have vanced about five miles at certain will be when see it. The role will to- pleased you ous outburst of applause, not only he produced at tho Lyric portrayed on stage or screen. I will points. The text of the statement from the children but also from their TO BE REOPENED day; there will also be a good comedy always have a strong feeling for that reads: new stylish hats will appeal to you. parents sitting In the gallery, to whom reel. of Jasmi in Hall Caine's splendid "Between the M.itz TU.1 tho olse the word 'America' was the Pastime Theater William Fox pre- story qf "The Bondman." I believe tho enemy, despite his resistance, perhnns sents William in . only word in my sentence which they Farnnm as the star it one of my best. The final situa- gavo way under the energetic thrust of M i the 1918 completely understood." version of Hall Caine's great tion Is so big. so dramatic; the sacri- our troops, and Lassigny fell into our novel, "The Headman"; also a reel of The speaker decried the attempt Complaint that some of the con- fice Jason makes is so intensely hu- hands. "Mutt and Jeff" and 1 made in certain sections of the coun- fectioners were not with comedy cartoon, man that I always thrilled when "Further south wo sained 'i foot- to use complying one real "War Review, No. 4." Orval L. try abolish the in printed or the city's orders regarding paper cups think of the play." ing on Plemont and occupied L Washburn Co. spoKen of every lan was This is the statement of William wood: we carried our lines t'j tha out- form, foreign voiced at the regular meeting VI' THI1 Farnum after he had learned that s. guage. of the city commissioners last night. Remember skirts of I'll Do Xot Foreign It was rtiles llryant. '.Washburn? William Fox intended to remake "The "F.ast of the Oise our troops con- stated that the which new-pla- hi! Outfitters for Men and "Do be He's coming hack again in a Bondman" i,h one of the Big Six of success the n i rse Boys not afraid of the were made Home Ran-cho- tinued their during language," time ago provided called "Tho Ghost of the ." The Farnum in said the sneaker, "which is the me that confectioners should up 19IS. thrill got the of the day. On tho left Carlepont put signs The scenes are laid in the stor- of the was felt by we CI dium of conveying thought to multi notifying customers that they ied making picture wood fell into our power and wno might southwest. Washburn is tho son motion viewers all over the to east of tuues otherwise would remain be served with paper cups upon and heir of a who never picture reached the Oise the Noyon I!c afraid rather of was only granddad country. Critics called "The Bond- between and Pontoise. Ignorant. the it said that only a few saw a cabaret in his life and can't un- "A " Semplgny thought expressed hero and there of the confectioners had' the man" powerful picture, "Orig- "Further east we crossed the read 4d put up derstand his grandson's taste for 'em. inal great thrilling," "A pronounced subtly yet dangerously, in the vernac- signs. Following a general discussion So ho throws him but on his ear between Noyon and ular. The foreign press Is the sole sentiment favored the matter hit." We took Camelln-K'-Frcsn- e end taking without a dime to bless himself with. The 1 f I S edition of "The Bondman," our lines medium by which hundreds of thou up with the board of health for re- Do think our hero is down- rilerancourt nnd advanced 9 have been at foci of new is wel- sands of ou you has been revised and of St. Au';in. fighting the the that every recruit very the foreign element in consideration. hearted? Not so you notice to the outskirts battle, beat off renewed en- come. midst are imbued with the of might and is a more powerful photo- "Since we have lilvr'ed strong spirit A resolution ten per cent it. He chirks up real quick, a than ever. will be. shown at yesterday emy attacks. During' the thrust which Miss (loodnll, r secretary of the patriotism and with an granting jumps play It about twenty villages tird rdvnnceu understanding Increase In salary to members of the freight to the nearest big ranch-an- d the Pastime today and tomorrow. it made into the enemy's lines we cap- school, has Just returned from a two of America's principles and ideals in was un- makes Also eight kilometers at certain points." weeks' vacation in Taos this war." police department adopted good. he falls in love There will also be shown a reel of tured prisoners, spent and animously, the increase to take ef- with a delightfully captivating little "Mutt and and "War Review "Between tho Avre and the Oiso the vicinity. She reports a delightful out- Dr. (Crass pointed out why the - Jeff fect August 1. Members of the force girl, a role played with sweet expert- No. 4." GERMAN duels Increased In the after-noo- n ing and returns greatly refreshed for Jews of German origin, living in this artillery ,. excluding the chief, captain and desk to great Intensity. On both sides the new year's work. country, can not be have $100 a sergeant been receiving IRV MDRMIN JOURNAL RRRCIAL WlR'l of tho Crapeaumesnll nnd north and "Prussia was the hotbed of ant! month. The receive an amount Lll ' he said. "The Teutons others VARDAMAN IS SNOWED Berlin, via London, Aug. 21. "Near south of Lassigny ami the heights NORRIS LEADING IN hemitism, in, excess of $ 1 U 0 A motion used the services of the German Jews slightly HOOVER KITCHEN Neuf Beiuiiin anil Mervilie and south .southwest of Noyon the enemy several in to raise the wages of the city's street IN of the Lvs," says the official report times advanced In strong attacks. The NEBRASKA PRIMARY the army but never granted them from a to $2.59 a UNDER MISSISSIPPI rank. Jews are not to cleaners $2.25 day from headquarters today, "Infantry attacks broke down under pur fire any permitted oay also whs left be- teach as professors In German passed. detachments which had been or in counter attacks. 21. regular 1HV MORNING JOURNAL SPfCIAt. LIAflEO W1RS new lines Lincoln, Neb., Aug. Returns universities. these for Decision to hold the band concerts hind in the forefield of our "On the battle field between the re- For and other L't. With re- and from yesterday's primary election disabilities the Jew tcan not consist- each .Wednesday night ami not post- E Jackson, .Miss., Aug. beat back several British thrusts Ancre and the Avre, according to tho ceived to 9 o'clock showed pone them for other which SCE OF FOOD from all of up tonight ently and does not, have any love for meetings turns available tonight partial attacks. reports of our troops, since August t'nited States Senator W. Nor-r- ls was also It our machine 8 George Prussian he frequently arise made. the eighty-tw- o counties in "In these engagements more than 500 of the enemy guns his autocracy, though may was out town Mississippi Inflicted consider- lending opponents by about have a sentimental attachment to the pointed that the people the nomination of Pat guns and artillery have been taken or been destroyed 1,1,00 voles for the republican nomina- should VecomV accustomed to the Congressman able losses on the enemy. of our fire. little house in which he was bora Harrison of as the demo- encoun by the effect tion for the I'nited Slates senate. John as son-in-la- Wednesday night concerts and plan Uulfport "There have been infantry H. abroad. Just a to sen- "Between the Oise and the Alsne Morehead, former governor, Ins mother-in-la- other affairs The temp- cratic candidate for United States ters on both sides of the Scarpe and whom his Is exceed- accordingly. a renewed attempt by the enemy to probably won in the democratic riicr orary rules and regulations for the ator over James K." Vardaman, the north of the Ancre. x ex- for nomination Cnited sena- ingly kind, demonstrate toward her QEimTI con- break through, which had been ,s States were N. of a division, greater affection than her own daugh- city water company read ami incumbent, and former Governor "Northwest Roye for somo snd which had tor. with a few Tho of and lower Saxon re- pected days In ter, so the foreign element, that has minor changes, adopted. F. Noel, was considered certain. sisting guards been preceded on August 18 and 19 the democratic gubernatorial como to to. The heretofore by the available follow: serve regiments, which since August contest. Keith con- America, makeour coun- price charged (H.V A. 1'. returns tonight by enemy attacks, begun yesterday Governor Neville water will for tho Simt.) to ov- try Its home, displays an intense!' company present A very successful demonstration After the strongest Increase in the tinues hold a comiiiuii 'ing lead ardor and deeper devotion, very often, remain unchanged. was held In the Hoover white and colored French er Charles VV. Bryan, whiio Samuel R. kitchen of the firing, McKelvie Is Wal- than natives who adopt an easygoing An ordinance providing for a lien food administration Mrs. troops, supported by numerous tanks, running far ahead of most in of yesterday. In ter Johnson for tho nom- policy toward things." against property failure property McLan dress, Mrs. Merrit, assisted by attacked in the early morning deep republican U. S. Ih owers e ination for governor. , Entire Sympathetic. to pay water rent was drawn Mrs. Huning, gave the demonstrations Fair Price List Announced formatldii on a twenty-fiv- kilometer , Dr. Krass pointed out that not only up and passed. When final rulos of under of Miss our front lines supervision I.athrop, of front. They penetrated Seven did he observe the marvelous wave tho water company are made it was the home economics The In pluces. Seamen Drown. of in the but sal would be in book form department. An Atlantic. Port, Aug. 21. Seven patriotism land, tha; dthey put afternoon was spent in canning and Food to "Toward midday the first assault of also a great spirit of sympathy for all and copies mailed to the public. drying. by Administration; members of the crew of the United the enemy into our fighting positions States boat Montauk were lost suffering was felt all over the land. The commissioners decided to ap- Beautiful was made on south of patrol of jelly without the line of Carlepont, when t.he craft was driven ashore bjr "America responded most generous- pear before the meeting ,the county sugar, a cup of honey used to and Pommlei's ly to every call made on behalf of commissioners this afternoon and doing Be Issued as Aid to Bleraneourt, Vezaponln a high northeast gale on Cumberland each cup of or by Karo Buyers counter attacks juice, using was broken. Strong Fernan-dlm- i the war victims," he said. "All creed" make recommendation tax corn in island, twenty miles north of regarding syrup tho same chasseur drove 1 levies. proportion. by Herman regiments at o'clock Wednesday morning. The Jelly made with honey is more week food ad- the enemy Who had been thrusting delicate in A "fair price list" hereafter will be issued each by the The body of one has tieen reeoverod. flavor, especially if the for of the buy- forward for 'a time on the Juviguy is however flav- ministration for publication in nil newspapers, the guidance The Companionable Woman SOLDIERS BECOME light honey used, the The first of these lists appcti".""! yesterday ridge back to Blcuxy. or of the corn syrup is not objection- ing public ami merchants. "The French continued their bitter Men marry for ompaniouship; some able used in morning and one will follow each week. LIFT OFF CORNS MEMBERS OF LOCAL whether jelly or pre- out film fact, attacks until late in the evening when Bet it and some do not. No woman serves. Very nice preserves were made The food administration, in giving the lists, emphasizes of is no of the that local they collapsed on the whole the who is, dragged down with ailments with a lf combination of and that is that there Intention leaving impression SHRINE TONIGHT local mr-ehan- front under the fire of our artillery peculiar to her sex can be a fit and honey and corn or with n dealers are charging unfair prices. ( The officials declare that FREEZONE . .t syrup syrup covers nnd In counter thrusts." IS MAGIC happy companion for any man. There .,, mud from common sugar. The limn are'selliiig now on the lowest possible margins. The list only partly y does not to deal Willi fancy is, however, one tried and true Twenty-fiv- e soldiers of f'amri Codv beans canned by the cold pack method staple article!! of every-da- diet an attempt ! ' Berlin, Aug. 21 (via Teh remedy for such conditions in . that will heroine members of the local were most attractive as were the to- brands.. famous old root medi- matoes. The liiit is after a coiicrence of committees of the food ad- war office communication Issued this and herb Shriller temple here tonight. The The housekeepers present compiled Costs few cents! cine. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable men all are members of other declared thny felt th?v have received ministration in each slate and tho jimlional sdmlnlstraliou has asked that evening says: Sore, touchy and no chap- In the United States. there have been part- Compound, woman who is af- ters and merely are transferring their much benefit and help and that they publication be made every possible place throughout "In Flanders corns lift right off with flicted with displacement. to have learned new, ev- The lists as announced morning ioiiow; ial engagements west of Kemmel. Irregular;, membership the local shrine. something that yesterday to ties, inflammation, ulceration, back- Part of the men. with their present en the practised homekeepers had Jobber to Retailer "North of the Ancre strong English fingers. Nopainl ache, headaches, nervousness or learned demon- Retailer Consumer launched on a wide front in m "the shrines and addresses follow: Walter something from the ' attacks, ft blues," should rest until she has given U Miller. Zenohia.. Toledo, O.; Stan- strations. Wheat flour, rr bbl. bag l (12'4 lbs.) tho direction of Bapaiime broke down $ D.S0 (1.35 cost this good remedy a trial. ley K. Ohernowiskl, Korn, Lewlston, Mrs, (Jalles and Misa Rose Hill are Wheat flour (bulk) hbl. pkgs t 15e over with heavy losses. It will restore health and influence Me.: George W. Wallace, India, Okla- to demonstrate barley wafflos this Barley flour, per I -- IB bbl. bag 1 ( 1 2 'A lbs) t .08 $ .OS Vi "A renewed French attempt to whole life. 6 90 .08 Mi your homa City, Okla.: F.tnil Julius Rlrk, afternoon. These waffles have proven Baricv flour (bulk)' bbl pkgs 6.20 .08 break through between the Alsne and so delicious 1 'A Moolah, St. I,oiil: Karl Vanderburg thut many prefer (hem to Rye flour, per bbl.'.bag (12 lbs.) the Olso failed. , Saladin. Muskegon. Mich.; Alexander wheat flour waffles. The demonstra- Rye flour (bulk) bbl. pkgs G.95 6.2!", .08 .08 M. Barber. Seria, Pittsburgh. Pa.: Al tion will begin at 2 o'clock. Corn flour (bulk) 6.40 6.40 .08 .Oil bert D. Stuff lebin; James W. Davison, Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Porter Rice flour (bulk) 10.00 10.75 .12's .Lr AJ1 .08 r Tripoli, Milwaukee; George W. Row-ma- and Mrs. Chidister will demonstrate Cornmeal (bulk) H (per lb.) 5.50 5.85 .7 'a Indianapolis: Fred P. Zoll, yeust breads made' with substitute Cornmeul tpkg. ) 5 lbs, or less (per lb.).. MEBUSINESS Springfield, 111.: Josenh IT. Thomas, flours. They will bring to the demon- Victory bread (price per loaf) 2 (16 oss.).. .08 .08 .10 .10 Lulu, Carl M. Jumes, strations previously baked loaves as Oatmeal or rolled oats (bulk) (per lb.).. 6.70 6.70 .09 .10 IRecitalj Philadelphia; .07 .15 Allandin. Columbus, O. samples of the finished product. They Oatmeal or rolled oats (pkg.) (per lb.).... .12Mi Men who become members of other will set tho yeast, so the women may Rice, unbroken, standard qual. (per lb.).. .10 .12 .12V4 .15 shrines through the local organiza sec the entire process. A great many Hominy or hominy grits (per lb.) .- -. .06 .07 .09 .10 C0EB(JBITBMS for the tion, with their addresses, follow: women who desire to bake their own Sugar, granulated (bulk) (per lb.) 8.35 8.67 .09. .10 Kavmond Haigler. .Denver: Ray bread have had trouble in finding the Beans, white, navy or pea, not lima (per lb.) .13 .14 .17 Vi .20 mond Rinehart. Denver: B. .T. Sher- - correct proportions of substitute Beans, colored, pinto or any other colored will T Miss Clarkie Watson and Miss Nina Benefit of the win,; Des Moines; Don C. Paul, Deo flours. They save time, material Variety ( per lb.) ... .08 .08 .11 .12 Moines; H. and work if they will take white 3.65 3.90 .04 Vi .05 Ifeydt have both taken positions with Joshua Shepard, Phoenix, advantage Potatoes, fir Irish (per lb.) Fe at. Helen. Red Cross Arizona. of the demonstrations. Onions (per lb.) ...... 3.90 4.50 .05 .06V4 the Santa The exchange of ideas naturally Is seeded 16 oz. ' .11 .12 .15 .15 Miss Lela Ktlrlen is pleasantly locat- ' one of most Raisins, (per pkg.) ""' the important means of Prunes, medium size (60-7- lb.) .. .11 .11 .15 .15 ed as stenographer ut the University V , obtaining Information and if the wom- (per of Now Mexico. Drop a little Freezone on an aching Canned Tomatoes, standard grade (per 20 corn, corn MalheH, Connors, la., Is en will attend the Informal demonstra- 2 .12 .15 .20 Miss Winifred Robclson Is now with instantly that stops hurting. Margaret Soprano tions will laarn oz.) (No. can) then you nrt it rignt out. it aoean t . - ... ; ,, they many things standard 20 the llahn Coal company as stenog- ami . work Canned Coin, grade (per oz.) hurt one hit. Tcs, magicl . .... Razed by Tornado: about their which will be of 2 , .15 .15 .20 Irene .Tartcb, Violinist assistance and to (No. can) rapher. t great saving them. Canned peas, standard grade (per 20 oz.) Miss Jessie Slaughter has accepted Many People Dead (No. 2 can) , .11 .20 ,12i .25 a position with tho Bryan Harves- at the Our hKM'k contains Canned salmon, tall pink Alaska 16 ter Co. MOHNINB (per tV JOURNAL PCIAL lIMMO , iiiil't rof (No. 2 .16 .16 .20 .25 Miss Henna Miss Marlon WIH , oz.) can) French, Sioux City, la.. Auk. 22. A mess- Ili-s'- Canned salmon, tall red Alaska (per 16 Doldo and Miss Elsie Sutherland ar School age received at the train Cowl. (No.- 1 .23 .23 .30 .35 now with the local branch of tho IT. S. , High dispatcher's ' oz.) can) office of the Great Northern railway I'mltry, n Evapor'd Milk, unsweetened (per 6 oz. can) .04 .05 VS .05 0.7 food administration. About a dozen V Auditorium here at 1:30 o'clock this morning re- fSubbit. Evap'd Milk, unsweetened (per 16 oz. can) .10 .11 .12 .15 A. B. C. girls are diligently assisting ports the town of Connors in Itasca Thewo U'alu give the dexired rendls. Milk (bottled, dipped) 3 (per qt.) Administrator Ely to conserve the county out a im'k of feed, ttin.se more 3 .47 .47 i food ; ' R wiped by tornado. Nearly procr Butter, eteartiery (print) (per lb.) ...... 50 ;52 supply. every building in the town was wreck, with stock .anil Kultry tlmn any- Oleomargarine (per lb.) .33 .33 .37 ,40 Miss Ruby Rhea returned Monday I Tuesday, August 27 g ed, including the hospital. thing The benuly 0r tlarnc mixed Eggs (fresh) 8 (per doz.) .60 .60 .60 .65 from a short trip to Iteming, feeds is Bond-Dlllo- n The message came from Llnd, Minn, when you feed tt muii1 of it. Cheese, American, full cream (cut) (per lb.) .30 .30 .40 .40 Miss Doris. Boren is now with six miles distant from Connors. That pound contains the remiiretl ele leaf ' company as stenographer. at 8:13 p. m. Many Lard, pure (bulk) (per lb) .flu 1.",, i n. persons are believed to have lost ments. Are you havins any trwuhle leaf 10.24 .24 .33 ...ton tl J mniin.Tllll ,111 m IX k J, I 17 .TV 1 . their with Lard, pure (In tins) (per lb.) lives. ymir poultry, or stin k? Try these Lard substitute (bulk) (per .24 .24 .30 oienuKi winner ior ur. jviug. At the Piano Mr. K. . Stanley mi'xca reeiw on our smanuil'. We lb.).. Miss Esther Presler is obliged to Lard substitute (in tin) (per lb.) .24 . .27 .28 .30 Seder, Mr. Harold Partt-- Indigestion. . have put on tho market millions of Bacon, breakfast, sliced spend somo time at her home on ac- "A isiumis oi tticm. (standard grade) ' count of trouble with few weeks ago I used a bottle of (per lb.) , ,34 .45 ' .40 .50 her eyos. Chamberlain'i Tablets when I ,wa E. W. IT.E. Pork .40 Mr. Robert Romero undertook to Why wait? Your drmrirlst Sells a, chops (per lb.) ,40 treat a blemish on his hand with nit- bottle of cents. having a bad Bpell of indigestion. Ham, smoked, sliced (per lb.) whole.... .33 .35 .38 .40 tiny Freezone for a few stom-ae- "Two-Bit- " ; ric acid Ho decided sufficient to TICKETS 50c These tablets strengthened my h Ion't neglect the Red Round steak lb.) ;. .3 .35 recently. has that rid your feet of very (per , ; it will be and far less hard corn, and toned up my system cener- - Crow (1nh.i Jnln Hens, year t or more cheaper painful soft corn, or corn between , On Sale at Watson's old, dressed, not to consult a ally. They are easy to take and most !. drawn .30 regular physician. the toes, and calluses, without sore- (per lb.) i Clarence Johnson is the most recent ness or Is effectual," writes Mrs. D. S. Dart. Fish, fresh, plentiful 4 Irritation. Freezone th variety (per lb.) .v v- -. iu - Ul. MMMMMM .. SisaneatelM, & r. : Journal wants Not a Ash. cgunt,ry. . ,i.iiiibi-,i,- vvym,- .i.uuii laiivnu UlSCUVVry gj bringiesultsj Ik. jt,""" Went. . Boys are so scarce, theso days Cincinnati genius. Journal, Thursday, August 22, 1918. FOUR Albuquerque Morning PITTSBURGH WINS iTIILGUIRO Here Is One Thing That GOOD PITCHING A NEW RECORD Is Absolutely Impossible and Roamcr May Go After New Sun Briar LOOSE GAME FROM CANTONMENT TO r.cte for Mile Rheumatism Ha, Never Been any Time ! 1. I Ailnnn.w and rid the of tlie CIS t t a wv-.- trouble, system HIS I.ureaj uy .uinum-Mi- S. S. is one cause of the disease? S. AT ONCE and Never Will Be. blood remedy that has for more than BOSTON'S BRAVES BE SOLD fifty years been giving relief to even liioi't OF SERIES You never of Bheumatism- - the aggravated and stubborn FIRS! sun knew cases of Kheumatim. It cleanses and Briaiv Ibat most painful source of suffering' lotions or the blood by routing out an ' being cured by liniments, purifies The of "3 other external applications. And you traces of disease. experience James Baca tem others who have taken S. S. S. will Game Is Intersnersed With Adjutant General will never see anything but will mu'---shift- i otivinee you that it promptly and porary relief airoraea uy suun Grancy, Shanks Chap- Er- Authorized by Governor and reach your case. You can obtain this Long Hits and Frequent valuable remedy at any drug store. man Pole Out Three-bas- e But why be. satisfied with tempo- Hits Are Even but Defense Council to Receive of valuable boolc on Rheumatism rors; rary relief from the pangs puln with ex- Takes are sure to return with increas- and its treatment, together Hits While Turner Bids on Buildings, which medical advice about your own Boston Makes 3 Errors, ed severity, when there is permanent pert ...ll, ..nnt n hunlntntV Four, within reach? Science has individual case, win ut - Double; Morton Fans relief your y De- Rheumatism Is a disor- Write to aieuivui in proven that ,.! Swift Specific Co., 431 1 Au'-r- . 2 1. 1" a The National Guard, cantonment condition of the blood. How partment, Pittsburgh, Pa., ac- dered - Atlanta, C.a. ' "" "s'n same hits and I'niversity Heights is to be sold, then, can satisfactory results he ex- Swift Laboratory. Washington, Aug. fiipcrlor pfe interspersed will, to an announcement yesterday t 'l errors,, the won. Score: cording Cleveland to win he Pirates Baca, pitching enabled 11 by Adjutant C.eneral James Wash- l senate is to be asked to enact first of the series from AH. It. II. I'D. A.K. (ieneral Baca has been authorized ly States Ramp, the. council ot NEGRO HELD AS ESCAPED concur in a !. 4 lti (.ninrnor and state land have the house t'' ington. Score: IlerzoK. 2b build- i 4 1 defense to sell the cantonment that will remove tne siaime Cleveland. Taggert, If and return the PRISONER IS NOT BROWN in such crime.) v. ( I I I ings and water system tation from operating Att. n. it. ro. a. hudbnurnc, cf monev to of the defense or for the 1 . 1 the treasury as failure to register report If. Terry, us which it originally was becomes a law, tne C.raney. 1 31i I council, from A negro, believed to be William draft. When that Hnlt, L'b J. C. Smith, obtained. fled to Mexico will 1 I HI Brown, charged with murder, who slackers who have Chapman, ss. Kouetehy, lb The was built under supervi- earl dilemma of being men 2 c 4 camp war escaped from the county jail always face the of. Wagner, ... of ( Jeneral Baca the or to the Speaker, :t 4 sion frm Saturday, was arrested by officers in without a country returning Wood, 2b., Rawlings, if . fund of the council of defense in July. After and prison terms . Helen early morning. United States facing if. . . Nehf, p In of the same year, yesterday Cor 1 UH7. October, had to fifteen to twenty years 11 . . and authorities from here gone of from Johnston, lb. xO andull, the troops left for Camp Kearney it was found he and eowaruicc . 0 . . 0 Helen, however, that ineir yellowness Turner, ill,-- . . xxGeorge, , time the buildings have allot- r. since that was not Brown. Wives of soldiers receiving O'Neill, c. rail- the o :S4 s 1 been empty. was in the . . 24 ot The negro arrested ments and allowances through Morion, p. Totals It was decided upon vacation as he was them ii x Batted for Nehf m mnui. be retained In road yards at Helen trying government will lose instantly Covclcskle, p. the camp that it would to board a train. A description of of infidelity or xx Kan forCrandall in ninth. order that the war might on proven charges 27 11 I department Brown fitted him and hu misconduct. orders to that effect Totals :i3 10 mile and a ouartcr records hav I'itlsbiugli. have the option of using it should partially and AH. It. H. A.K. much ef- was held until officers from here have been issued to the Washington Wuchingtoii. i.een or bettered, if tile !''. thev find a use for it. After It was said the will be is- U. H P ). A. equalled ..,..,, i n If the went to Belen. nolico and similar orders All. I ., on of General Baca, ii lea v, I.each, fort the part s. of other 0 II p' vi otfi-cial- negro is believed to be a prisoner sued to tho police forces Shotton. K. P.room for the final event is Boone, ss .... governor and prominent state will bo made to 1 I 3 in who escaped from Sheriff Semann if eities reports Foster. 3b. Carey, cf to have the cantonment used Special all 1 . as the two were in of police lb. n m Southworth. rf some bv the war nepa, u Arkansas riding the federal government Judge, 2 0 Kilt tl'.e most scnsaliona' capacity wives and soldiers. 0 nerhiins 2b . ii it should be sou'. a tran. cases involving Mulbin, rf S!-- was Cutshaw, was decided that 0 3 1 ... rforniance over the track can rf. In Shaw, 1b There are 70 buildings in the Schulte, 1 1 - off Sun Briar 2b. 3 V the mile reeled by lib in sizo from 20 ny POSITION Shanks. 1 .1 MoKpchnio, tonment, ranging MILLER TAKES I'l v ;(! which is a world record con- - PROPOSALS for leasing ss. . c to 20 120 feet. These SF'ALED Lavan. 4 holds the Schmidt, 60 feet bv of around the turns. Salvator half-millio- n acres Ainsmith, c. . . . tain a feet of lumber. WITH ARMOUR & CO. approximately 100,000 1 record on a track Miller, p a . American straight lumber,-i- or as of the Isleta Pueblo Harper, p. n world record on Bids for the part land 5 and the X 1 grazing r. . it .30 27 1U will be received on mo camp received at the office Morgan ii (I ram Caiman, an Totals whole Grant will be (liy a straight track held by Ocneral Baca or his repre- assistant of 723 North MaMcson, p. o Thcv wiv it Is the fastest .n me - ill Knslund in Seor-- j by Innings; grounds. Robert Miller) actuary of P. T. Lonergan, Supt., American- hied horse .0111 00 2 an office there com- . 7.1 Johnson n .N. . . . 000 sentative will establish the Occidental .Life Insurance N. Mex 0 1 tin.; track at Saratoga, l 1:33 Boston bids. Bids ac- Second Street, Albuquerque, . ni,,.,i . . 100 000 20x 3 once will receive the his to Uovlik, p. -- j same old track beer. at and pany, has resigned position 30tlv It is the they've about Pun Pittsburgh to t to 12 noon. Friday, August o for The remarkable thing Two-bas- e hits Kon also may be mailed the adjutant cept a position! with Armour Co., up 3 fi 3 the Saratoga Handicap he won Summary: re- should be accompanied .32 27 IS running Briar's mile was that pulled Three-bas- e Fe. The right is to Satur- 1918. Bids Totals i a new surface hits general at Santa his resignation take effect decades, but it has ctchy, Rawlings. all bids. em- for 10 cent of x Batted for Harner in fifth. records to fall tlina up- Beach served to reject any or day. Mr. Miller ha been in the by certified check per seven' h. which has caused bin's are to Herzog, (2). Soumuorn, N PIJKKI'.NT forms a. Batted for Matteson in Lftnr since the race meeting Now the racing trying Stolen bases aggai i. PI, TO PABK. ploye of the life insurance company thoy amount bid. Proposal time mile race between Sun shaw. cu""-tendent'- s -- a match on t ANTOXMIvST ;15H'MS. He will be sent from mo Score by innings: . stage McKechnie. Bases Dans for four years. should be obtained ai 1 n mn nni tnere a snun horse who has a ficc hit a agit- riBvelnnd . . . ) u,e n com Briar ami the onlv 4. Hit For some time plan has iven to Kl Paso. at the above address. 0 Ti.r, n v track America the Off Nehf 1, Miller by pitcnei D. K. H. here Office . . . . 010 01 record. Roamcr, by Colonel brother-in-law- , Washington 1003 it is the fast oval chance at the Bv Miller. I. sstrucK oui ated, principally Mr. Miller's Hospit- base hit, Turner. parable to lightning .,r..i ..Mrtinir. and if the two get to (Chadbonrne .....ii....,, i mi thn irrotinds now used McCollum who t .Imiiez which won't be opened un the new By Miller 4. Wild pitch Miller. aro the al Sergeant Arthur Three baso hits. (iraney, .Mexico gether' it is predicted that by the cantonment, which here on for a visit, has (,n"i. and get - was furlough United States An-.,u- in Saerifise hit, Johnston. til the rocorii win m- im 2. property of the university. The plan and Boa Clnpman. Oou-ll- e New York gone to San Francisco roveleskie. on better relations. In case together. riileajro l! f cntnnol Sellers is to plant the in LUMBER Sacrifice flies, livan, for the that is tho this pair Auir. 21. Chicago in He is expected to return Hases Kxccpt sprints, . 1? ount of his nge. wi't ri.lcao, of var,',t!e,s-"W- Malthold Roonnf plnv. Schulte to Ainsniith. the ref on nmr Oil iH'i on New York today grounds with trees many about a week and stop here on his ralntfc. Oils, Glass, 1. five and six furlong events, 1 o creased its lead citizen on ball's! off Morton 1, off Harper he tisked to tiounus f could ask every Tex. and Building Taper. which are held by l'an Zorota carry ugaii.i to ten und one-hal- games by winning he leturn to Camp Travis. Hit by Morton (Morgan!, orris for Sun Brair's 10S. state who cared to donate, a tree, bv pitcher, 1. Iron Mask on the Juarez track first came of the series. on LUMBER e. ..,, r.t i,v Morton 4. bv Harper and The race should be the greatest the - said, "to send them to the campus J. C. BALDRIDGE - American record has TvTeor fielding, coup- are K,. In- Uovlik 1. WiM' practically every gamo since York's erratic provided they event in the bangtail and a designated day, - CAPTAINS. FOR HOME Har- been bumped a little at Saratoga. and llourless ran t., u,iiii the onoortune hitting to their own in- COMPANY pitch Harper. Inninus pitched, was the other uniar Khavvum of enabled unable plant 2, Uovlik 2, Morton 5. A new maik bun'; up race at a mile and a quar- base running Chicago students of the university per 5, Matteson seven The mile, their match win Score: engineering tne GUARDS RECOMMENDED 4. day for the furlong. Chicago to easily. rnuld the ground and stake Coveleskie mile utid an eight.i ter last year. .New York. survey and a sixteenth, spots where trees should bo planted. TO GENERAL BACA t. AH. H. II. a. r; need not bo confined THE WM. FARft COMPANY Iloston I. St. lrfMiis i'. The donations ...... 21. Boston won the Burns, If even to this state. Wholesale and IUitaH Dealers In Boston, A". COMPETITIVE EXAMS rf ., women America, could At a meeting of thn home guard firt- - of the series from St STANDING OF. THE TEAMS Young, and throughout AND SAIT MEATS gunie sixth cf ., invited to furnisn a ,. board the following men FRESH onthit. In the Kautr, ho yesterday, , a l.iiis.'although ANNOUNCED BY CIVIL . oe (ten-- Sausage Specialty bases by issuiniT Doyle, 2b memorial. The trees snouiu were recommended to Adjutant Pnthnron filled the names of n.-- - and Hogs the Rutlnf bi''TiR- Mclnnis Scott s Fletcher, ss matlcallv tagged with the eral James Baca for commissions For Cattle tv, o i nef ;.nd E. SERVICE COMMISSION names i'.. Market Are raia gacri'tice flv to leni:nitt and' the bit- NATIONAI, lil'AGt Zimmerman, lb the donors and these preserved captains: Mike Nash, Company prices in two runs. Won. B"st. Pet. Sicking, 3b as' the trees grew into permanent M. R. Johnston, Company V; T. J. ter's f id throw brought ?, 'i .o;ir; k The y. civil service commission Itarlden, c ..wini, merits. McLaughlin, Company G; Fred Clay Pcore: Chicago Mi .50 4 I, care in.--' Cincinnati examin- - Perritt, p . "F.ach donor coutil u, ton, Company 11. Tliese companies St. IH'IS. i announces open competitie the scr-- l K . .ins! . own tree or could obtain tho first battalion of the ab. it. h. New l ork nu follows: Schupp. p her for a compose CITY r. CO .404 niiiins student DUKE 1 . . . of a university Mexico home . . 0 t'J Pittsburgh xThorpe. vices New guard. Tohln. If. 2 .141 last N. 1. Examination in which would care for the Baca 0 1 "I 4'.' small sum, who It is exnected that General Malsel 3 b. . . Philadelphia f.S ..42!) are not assembled, but xxltodrlguez, oould Cleaners-Hatte- rs 1 18 rnmnetitiira tree. from outside persons the men commissions with !'H1.' Bonis educa-to- n, ' Trees will graht Slsler. 1b. .. ' 4M .425 the of 24 10 4 of the 2 3 1 aro rated upon subjects Totals .34 be cared for by the caretaker in the next few days. Peminitt rf. Boston 423 and are 0 . . and experience, in There will meet tomor- 441. cf. Brooklyn training, for rioHo.l fnr Perritt fifth. university grounds. could The home guard 120 West Gold. Phone Hendrvx, evidence. Applications jcx in ninth. acres in the grounds and they will elect Oedeon. 2b. ut Batted for Schupp with- row night and probably I KAOl i:. the examinations are received any be made into a beautiful park noncommissioned officers. "s. . AMi inc.w Austin.- Won. Bost. Pit. time: AB. B. H.ro. A.K. out expense to the university. and 2 0 0 as as nl.ooo Kunamuker, . . H 4U .5X1 Mechanical draftsman, (male ;i 2 I I believe that many Bruit . rf Sothornn, p. nil .r.r.o to 2,500. Flack, 0 u in A ihnniu.i'riuo would be IS . . 0 50 female!, $S00 ss 2 FEDERAL DRAGNET . Cleveland of. Hollocher, 1 to do- Houek. p. 52 ,r.4S Local and assistant inspector 1 11150 0 0 0 interested In this plan . . I Hesscldcn . (ill enough . . . Wormian, ss num- Wallace x Johns Washington 5li .500 $2,100 to 2,&0(k 3 3 3 and fully half that OUT TO . . 50 boilers, (male), It 5 0.0 nate trees BEING THROWN Chicago of Mann, 4 0 0 obtained the 1 24 11 2 . . 50 50 .500 Irfical and assistant inspector 4 0 ber could be throughout 32 7 New York . - cf ,2 Totnln 4 0 1 .4 84 to 2,500. Pnskert, o n and from other states." SLACKERS General Contractor; in . . hulls, (male). $2100 1b r, I" state, Batted for Sothoron eighth. Detroit of. Merkle, 'i .. ril-- V I CATCHjUX ti'.l .434 Bist No. 2. Examinations the Thin nil ial) Will i""'1" We are In a position to gte Itentrm. Philadelphia which ap- Pick. 2b 0 board of of the A. 50 .422 type, for .3012204 2 3 before tho regents MORNINO JOURNALl for the money than AB. K. H. iv St. Bonis Deal, 3b SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO more value P. 0 must be filed by the dates 4 12 0 0 university. BUILDING FIRM In rf. plications (VFnrrell. c Santa Fe. Aug. 21. The federal any other Hooper, 0 i 0 1130 0 0 . - specified c 0.0 government has Initiated an even tills vicinity. Shoan. 2b. Sr-- Clnrl'.e, i ember 10: Bacteriologist, 2 HAS LIVE cf. . Hi OPEN p 10 MAGDALENA more systematic campaign than here Office With Ptrunk. TENNIS STARS $1,800 to 2,500. Tyler, 1,10 es If. . . . (male), me- tofore to round ud all slackers, Huth, 01 17: Addressograph H3 9 13 27 12 0 OF MERCHANTS failed Lum--1 Mclnnis. 2h. TOURNAMENT IN N. Y. September to 1.500. Totals GROUP pecially those men who have The Superior SI chanician, (male) $1,000 evaded the draft. t M1 4 BcMt. ss. . . $2,100 to Score by innings ACKERMAN to register or have - . Horticulturist, (male), x'-- ...... '. . 010 he 3b. . 3 S! Vnrl, .100 0002 DECLARES Military police are to placed in Der cc mm f Coffey. WIRI . 3 . MOKNINO aOUBNAU PC1L LtlO 2,760. evaders aro two Schang. c. . (male-)-, Chicago ' every town and the draft PHONE .1 0 21. designer, til . N. Y., Aug. Architectural TwO-dbs- p ' Ip,. for Maya, p. . . . Southampton, Summarv: "' merchants at Magdalena to be run down. This dragnet order to 2,220. hils-Holl- oeher. That the set victories were the $2,100 Three-bas- e as- slackers will serve a double purpose. Straight rell. Pick. I and Kelly,1 X. M., have a real live stars fought draftsman, (male). bases-Hollo- .ok of Total" 26 i: todav, as the tennis Architectural cher Mann, was the statement of C. U Many men now classed on the rolls round of the ii 7nn n ? itio Stolen sociation as Score by Innings: through the opening and fe- Deal Doyle. Dounie l""'" n,.,ni,n Keeretai v of the local osso. tho provost marshal delinquents 01" club tournament which rep- Telephone auditor, (male i .i not slackers. Most of the missing . Bonis m Meadow BXOO. Merkle Hollocner tt.hn returned from Magdalena are pt. 01x to the nation- - to (2), - i..ii,.n Boston 012 resents the preliminary male), $1,500 Merkle. Pact- flee "s '":,.' hint tiilrhi. Mr. Ackerman, who went ones are in the army, the marino corps u and female) s base hits. Hemmitt l mn imsh 11. ll liyia t Negative cutter, (male Bases on bal in per- the and no one has yet had Summary: Two Ii F,ack, Paskert, Tyler. ."- there to assist the merchants or navy Austin. Three base W. T. Hayes and",' $1,000 to 1,200. S. association said ho was time to check up and find out. The I Hudson for (2) Hendryx. the Japanese; B. (male), $2,000. --Off Tyler 3, Schupp ; fecting their Signs! Strunk. Homo run, Coffey. Sacri- H. Burdlck. the wesiernc Assistant editor, cut 1. well wdth the enthusiasm dis- list of more than 14,000 New Mexico hit, Sotho-- n W Til- - Hi.nl. niber 21: Assistant supeun Struck By Tyler j pleased Ruth. Sacrifice flies. I, ,1.1 ,,f and 4. . men in the active service ncpi fice hit, of seed warehouse, (male), Prt Perritt played. Rfntt Double nlny. IK mmitt and rn second, the great Pennsylvanian lendent The session ot niercimin" Secretary Lansing Bloom of tho state Hsler' Bases on balls, off Sothoron won In sets. It. Bindley $1,200. a niiilnileliihin S. at which Mr. board of historical service in mc .M- all straight 1 llirilliM.i.1 lowed bv a banquet Wall Sotho advanced a Assistant in rViiry cattle breeding, i.,.,i; ' be of spe- Paper 3, off Mavs 2. Innings pitched, Murray of California by Cincinnati. Z 1. Ackerman was one of the principal useum of New Mexico will b! to 2,200. .Aug. Ma-p"- e ron 7, Houck 2. Hit. bv pitcher, default. . (male), $2,000 of Iloush nnd S. He related tho principles cial value in that respect. That the out b; " accounted in fish investigations, base running n me speakers. re- In such Sothoron (Mclnnis). Struck Dr. William Bosenbamn Assistant the of todav s of the systematic delivery service names of these men who were - to were features Sothoron 2, by Mays 1. ,,nii-m t that savoreo ,o (male). $1,200 l.bJii. won from Philadel- installed here and explained a to get into the war that they Hudson for tor wie .... w chemist and technologist, which Cincinnati cently installed hurry to reversal. He outpiayeu Sugar in ten Score; how the system might ho could not wait for the draft reach at to 2.400. phia innings. R success. ot dis- NpW YrU Detroit '.. A Horrell, the Arizona champion, (malPL. $1,00 there with tho same Light them should be cleared any Picture Frames o were I, (male) ' the New York, Aug. New York de Thirty-tw- players photographer, grade 110 000 010 -- or nine members were taken into grace is, in the opinion of General 2.000. Philadelphia 1 4 1 1 - round- Ave. feated Detroit. The first six men up in the singles and fifteen pnlis $1,200 to 201 000 000 association at the banquet. Crowder, as important as the Fourth St. and Copper lrown grade H (mule and Clnrinnnti Kller are: failed to In second inning nit . Photographer, Adams The of the, association of the men who have for New York the in the doubles. i ''no. Batteries: Hogg and officers ing up off DausH. Score: i.. i t.i J. A. McDonald, president; Charles do their duty to the law. Tho United safely 54- Assistant clinical and Wingo. Ku-lea- n, p oimK Moore, and P. M. ti.. i ni n 001 000 2 II 1 ANNOUNCEMENT .....M!.ti-l-t ami psychotherapist, 1 DELAY . . , x 1 nrt r. St. liulH 3. llritoklyn secretary. New York".'.'. .050 000 (I0x 6 10 21. Don held - of chemical St. Bonis, Aug. Batteries: Dauss, C. Jones, isdioo ON WORLD'S SERIES ,.',iii,'r lnsnector r, , fi, lilts while St Louis In case of rain the French social Walters. $.400 to won and Spencer; Mogridge and plant construction, (male); bnn.Hed hits off Kobertson and to be given by the Rpworth league s. o. s. s. o. s. . of Lead Avenue Methodist church pv MoaxiNS 'oumu it.mo of chemical Score: K the i. MiUws" ' be ne,! ''Assistant inspector will be held at the church. fliilnilelpbhi Aug. 21. -T- will ,' $1,000 to 1 a " tonight 21 Heavy hit- Chicago, here construction, (male), A,.n nn1. nnfl" - u wm Philadelphia, Aug. details the plant ii,,,, ,." It wcatner. . ,.-- Clcotte announcement f the for Brooklyn 4 n.r - :i ordinary prevails i. ting by Walker and Burns beat otfi. ial word is re- St. Louis .... 100 010 ' ii . held at the rrencn pant mo won the first game world's series until 'November 0: Tabulating mechanic- w. oppucio and the Athletics from of War Baker Batteries: Robertson aim higher, school. with ceived Secretary $1 200 to 1,400 . of the scries Chicago. 8t''Jreu the government will approve, of ian, (male). In which Donk and Gonzales. y that Johnson of Bis No. Itiu'1iuiibiI. nun ooo ! 2 the games, President Ban be assembled for CoWoii ltiitcs ,.i.,..., ' 1001 oom'l'titors will 21. Kxlstlng 000 010 30X 4 1 1 01 PECOS VALLEY SENDS Washincton. Aug. HELP! '1 i the In quant- y Za and rates on cotton shipped any cicotte ana ivi-r- V:iHfball Stenographer TO ad- Batteries: scnais, nioetinu of hr National "ysday: $000 to LARGE DELEGATION ity will be continued, the railroad and Perking. VCHtonHiy 4111(1 (male and female) Cinninnnti Ivpwrller, ministration announced today. ) was then presented to P0W-W0- W the program Selltembor 7: Minor clerk.; ;male DEMOCRATIC (iolfers Lower Kmrw, :...... j...i..,o.,t ivb eh has ruled 1 with order shall $000. . Additional Markets., Denver. Aug. golf ,wt ihh "work or fight" and female). (fe- ORNl JOURNALl - baa-ba- ll e fielrl SRECAL CORRESPONDENCE. TO inner onnrps .lia ract erixed the unabfy- to players memh-- IS: matron, applv professional to 840. ,., i.' Ai.tr 91. An extraordi Small Boys of second dav of thei 1. President Johnson male) $000 PRODCCF. ing rounds the on September and female). large' from the lower CHICAGO golf tournament at thc he word from Secretin y Seinnrio editor, (male narily delegation slate patriotic said expected Pecos led bv ii. '.Country Tilth course here. Harold Baker "within two or three days. ii.ooo. valley, Judge Chicago, Aug. 21. Butter, egg, of Colorado but who to tentative plans. It is n iu linra frtP llllt mwetnib un- - Girls Kisher Springs, tomor-,.,i,i- and poultry -- According and m committco cheese, potatoes Little Is the Denver Country to start the series on Sep- demoeriitir central representing proposed ( malo ...in Via date and select changed. won the medallist honors with a 4. club, tember .K nC man, i 11 7 TOT UIU 157 the 3fi holRS, His near- $1,000 and over. tlllT a lot of score of for female). knowl i an n too, ma KAXSAS CITY PKODVCK. wants est were Walter Fairbanks with ti rent, The Morning Journal competitors of Denver or tynewHiiiiH. Pecos vallev crowd has comblnei Kred Brown both the SERVICE of stenography the - 21 and LIMITED edge 1. SO . tt- Taos and Kansas City, Aug. Butter and club. Brown and Fairbanks 10 00 to ...i.u c...... ri Country tmale and female). - afet P the nomi- - poultry unchanged. each made, a 158. The Denver Coun- CALLED FROM CITY '!: inscto- cf other Spanish counties for oou. ov- MEN Eggs Firsts, 3Se; secoimti, try club won the state team trophy ,, Im.lol S3. 000. ' nation of Felix Garcia oi service, 111 ..,!.. fnr- governor, Cotton er the l,akewood club team. inspector of hours r,i..ItlU null IJIiunv.., Clean Rags tomorrow. local draft board has received Whether there will be any reciprocal Bids for Care of City Clock. Match play will atari The are or u. n. which to ordcre to entrain ten men who affection for the candidacies Unnloil bo received the to make money with , . the Lniteil Kl.l. will by Here is your chance Cam), t.i..i 11 fnr fitted for limited service for n- IV), ion um, "II T....nn care of be- max - "" fi'.""" A. Davison of of Albuquerque for the , N. Y., Aug. 21. The in the four-da- y period "",,,,,,,,.-,,- . N. M.; i. n city not to Buy War Savings Stamps. ; Saratoga. Bowie commissioner tho citv clock, cost for repairs American running record for a mile, ginning September 3. Sn"'dV.' nisirb't' Secretary, Hoswell for state lapd im inelnitPH In hid. Contract to run and bringing them to this 'A. twenty-eigh- t ne Francisco. By collecting the rags, it 1:36 The men must wane u,, Btillding, Pan nom time of acceptance until termin '' ..,ii.iitiri j seems certain - ; Salvator' at Monmouth ,)lu, H()m(J eliiatinn i ne uuinu vi n,i. meh are to be in office. years ago by - ated by the city. All hids uen- on at y Calif. Mr. he has thus Park, N. .)., was lowered working the list, preseoi that Garcia, although In tha hands of the Cfty Manager not who covered the distance announce the names of the ten refused to ha a candidate, Is the Satur- Market Prices Paid. by Itoamer, ran will NOT TO BAR far nomination. later thah five o'clock, p. m., Prevailing In 1 :34 The plucky gelding soon. FINNS lead for the gubernatorial - day. August 24, 1918. Tho City Man ease and at no time was it neces- He is a sheep raiser, '";- to with PASSAGE wealthy. east. ager reserves the right reject any for Andy Shuttinger. his rider, REFUGEES' in the aH. bids. S.O.S. sary MEN 21 SINCE JUNE 5 .j.,oihin other public or to u the whip. served as sheriff and - A. R. HF.BBXSTREIT, S.O,S. .inn-m-a rrom SATURDAY , JOURNt SRSeiAl. I.EASEO WIRI1 in.. i Citv Manager, - TO REGISTER .,.IN(, ,. -- nn,,hl!-an Mrs. Klein Rflconuwml Chamber- 21 No objection III UUIUUB county IllliUlCIlt. ' Washington. Aug riliwru,. .,iortiv carried al- - Inln'a b rois-- d bv the Vinnlsh llllil i..ne i...lias For Cramps In the Stomach. bottle of Chamberlain's t All who have Finland .i. u aomnrratlc ticket. It ever been doubled "I keep a male persons te tne nimiro throuch ii. If you have up all times - i.' , a .nnservntive- winT Mnlment in the house at their twenty-firs- t birth- ef s'.ek'na to psenne from IH j Willi i,. with cramps in your stomach, you will will reached Amer'e"ns ''- - from tho Paint and have used it for years. It ntnee June 5. 1918. and on 4 ,i i. thn B!o HenTf'en "' of the party as distinguished be Interested in tho experience oj Glass, thon hv tor- - s. ' rheumatic pains quicker 24. 1918. must v'we.1 through the Swedish radical Charles Henry. Oswego, N. Y. who anithin used. I have also j. , i,fnr Aniiiist t'ay four when LUMBER Cement, Plaster, 1818. says: "About yeara ago "commended It to rny neighbor, and register on August 24, number of Americans Tell clasaifiea Riifferlnrr from cramp In my stomach men should consult with 4 The exact it through friend, who have used It uccewfu'l(l These is not known hers but te and bowels, I used Chamberlain's Lumber Company M. draft hoards us to how and there R Is Albuquerque write. Mrs. H. Klein, local ' said he thought tW Journal. Colle And Diarrhoea Remedy. It - ' i kind Mo. ' where they should register. werp about ion. most ot mem i. by far the best medicine of the . Cross - or C. A. and American Ked suits are and certain I have ever used." Fall or winter rye. By Quick timid red jiuuad I:.. W, -- Albuquerque Morning Journal, Thursday. August 22, 1918. "YOUR SONS SAFE IN ARMY CAMPS," IS MESSAGE TO AMERICAN MOTHERS

Their Training Hakes Ben, I I If I tftNRlMl All Round J&A Better Hen. Hffi M yW fMfAMA I Has Seen What is Being abundant and wholesome Y I ' ' ' ff Done Both at Heme YfoT"V ' rr h f TO 13 ' Governmental Ltss is cwil life '''-Sci- ' AbroaJ jhf thw v " ' 0 and Other Agencies See ;ftlflfV'iKS sJ Health and ? wwoeviiii.mojom ncnts,m ittiuRes z&SPvi!S. -- . EJ5 Safeguarded and That The, ar, prof-- VWfc' V itably Entertained. 2fM i Sw5 WflMM'BJ3 ' ' William H. Crawford VVX evwth.nc.3 x - ilM'P By jSS" " ' to I U Pfffl f coke Buildup perfect 0ZV&J .' XMllW fcr$ll (I Ml of PHYSICAL MANHOOD 43 $'(Y mothers ri the Spartan . UvJ VJriT i Sfc 1, ( BA YlVrttfaftl who have sent their A' i .N,gS.r' lif FOR HW5 MWl ' for Vl rSL-- Ji'ffl Bona to battle, V BKS ( ". .( -- t5" 7) fiT America and Eternal Liberty. iy , , , YM C A LIBRARY V.- - ' A Ws, V WVV Wt fir SL Y) : 1 have a message the message' - VVWTL iff W - "Al'CVf THE answers the ques- JffJTT' ' Y.M.C.A. HUTS they desire. It llW3MlM1 WW?' )M A YD Jl ttons that mothers would ask about IjgMll IT alY A ALWAy3 TO 4) WMI AX iWj" VouR Boy- their soldier sons, not concerning lllClnerated. ' No hears which breed Af--f mos- - '(SfWfh' fek WJil the perils of battle, but about the disease carrying flies or laJJ. V fVrw Xi&Z&iV Wwffl, are allowed to accumulate. dangers of camp. A sense of duty quitoes "'"fj, son." - W impels them to say. "Go, my ' ln - ' FJi- a yet their mothers' hearts are anxl- ine tne roportIon ot M X fwMX billeted building, rffcAH ous to know how their boys are food and have ?T' essentials regulated Urn ' cha'T iTinnTSavb. I being cared for- -.t will ,. CjXe,oellnrrdeTed1oftachcaerpn - balan ced dl I e e. not get so SMjF their load to know that every pro- t anything. stern THE AVERAGE BOY WILL "" XZ&Y " moral9 W,U DOt b9 Cntam" vision compatible with the Knf .pitfte might desire, but Hls COME OUT OF THE ARMY BITTER. MENTALLY vfflzZs v.Vf made for realities of war has been of wholesome 'fiWffiZz? AWX 'Mtnr f plety of-- comfort and food, as good as his superior THAM HE WAS BEFORE HE WENT IfV . WV tranfl. their protection. WMiP She I - ' What mother wishes to jm- y 1 toM every . if din WJ feTfilntaW merecen.ly know is, in a sentence: "Ar. ny MEW Pr pjh. UonUW:'! Paris Tre th soldier son's mind, and moral. I found the food body t0 prtvnte and tembor g tQ Deccmber ther0 orl Your boy wm well-cooke- and holeome. C b.inc eared for properly?" equally were nlnety.elgnt caseg of pneumo. rof to to Paris on The a meals were senea 2 be permitted go Unhesitatingly. unqualifiedly. genera but due tQ tQe modortli open. J""51 ht8 General hav more VCl1???? fliriogh, Pershing - tnals emphatically and from careful In- aalnuly. air treatment, there were only Issued an order forbidding It. WINTER. a much - lng I renlv "Yes" PROTECTED IN eight deaths, smaller per- Tom will spend his furloughs in centM. of . r "S? health is bemg safeguarded Failur to clothe recruits proper by medical and eanitatlon experts. an" PPltlon. There were two H Should reactionsTdTfrom trench tremnd raising y one AfL H - our Ho is being well fed, at...regular. ufl meningitis and typhoid deaths. fTN V lighting or camp monotony goad mn o u. ssssss-- s If I . coats These Instances s s. Immediately. WfftP general nosptali g0 you 8ce Tom has a elDnwr;r,0?fassist,srs1:to divert, amuse and is super- - were fe .js..tsi.'S" His physical upbuilding .. RIPHT ' instruct. The physical instructors vised by expert athletic directors. B8Wfe Ht, KID ALL U are there to encourage participation thaa nQ uld have at home- - Jn games which His education Is being broadened Tn wo had not been clothed vigorous happy - - shake c, ut the blues. chasswd- under guidance of notable educa- properly were protected otherwise HIS MORAL TRAINING. lr8' engagld In? he"3 boys' to The waitresses nm. are being batted on ,hl..Vother.K .nhlir streS To' cooperation with the army athletic Elementary English appeals of slltea The thav.gW.Af of foreign-bo- sol-- from the clUes, wives statesmen. flel(if nd other American games thly did not need as . la"y, bigoted! officer and the Fosdick commission, thousands our heavy and ho don the behind the ' k0 yo'f''work as at home. What witholt T" Invited and en- - dlers who came to America after Actors lawyers Averting boys they ffS et;; 1 clohing nao A. hln r"h;,,da ac- - to ath- - school and who have aprons to se the 1)nea The Y. M. C. recent y whota- - ear is determ)ned accurately will correct couraged take part in all passing age rye a nlted Clean Wrt ainmenU and theJa - so a the honor to erved by I Bent $240,000 worth of athletic, J "ls?Zl Any wll be letlca. They are examined and par- been busy earning living they w 1 aorla l o ten n the requlrenlets. boy 1 s wife hen t0 the war cone, some lity. w may b(j a r,Kht es8 f t d h , , tlcular exercises suited to their in- - have not learned our language he States Senator equlpment ( thlngs wbn one' "teR9 ba": how does my con- - dividual needs are are Italians and Poles, dined at TO YOU i! into a well theoretically, but boy '0, 0f a whole regiment; less recommended, majority WHEN HE RETURNS tSfl ? ,n. at the s ,nclude , ,nolr A B C with the a d In this ronntl"n . r mother anxiously ns he Sports learnlllg i the aown ' One thought with a word man. anced , will be- - ball, basket ball, boxing, wrestling, of volunteer teachers, frequently to emphasize breaKUij? jertous bC auireg - as a of 0f g aCCmpUSh' never In my life have $ckl "by ?b "dril rela'y races and above basebalL men of affairs in civil life With- of social castes Hr,told Truthfully, sergeant, war d""ocraU nBuc ed TJ i seen a more healthy, rugped bunch i addition to this his moral stand- - The "Y" man furnishes the sport- - out any Invidious comparison. this J.0 "from I with the S '.Z the spent - to mention one and I sat at the "me 1$ Jo y0UngSters than those congre- ards will be strengthened by his lng equipment free, referee boxing wish gentleman, "J. WhtVma hojn UM

the erect, ruaay 6 ca m 1 show delivered in a message to The in a class In French, huts and clean, light comedy'ln the involved the sualtles The halls of the regimental matehps. gaged teaching su- - Tha - JWre The houses Proportiona te y very small m,?,btr" vInvmaPndC & spite of all precautions, how- Assoc.lon cenfresare are played absolutely on the with the eager young soldiers avidly LltaertyTmatre.. truthfully. , csUa, - word. are gome men arfl bound tQ be religious service every and any player who Is unsportsman- absorbing every The hardest ally .""wSefc or S over GUARD. had done before are shown three the who went HEALTH EXPERTS ON among a million or more. Your n(lay and 0I19 evPnlng each like is disqualified. Everything is work the teacher re fn levTcl. mnch one of those afflicted. done to build the war was we know, are the greatest boy may be week where the Knights of up perfect physical ftalfbr " en"mles causes of thoroughly hos- - Columbus have no manhood. The necessity for being pons. His home had a retinue of are0Kre "t0 Bwlth of life prime Large, Now he momsec retar lea and' "r"DI,fpd the world, In cantonment. M. A. fit restricts the manner fifteen or twenty servants. educated s pltals are each They UBe the y c. for 8lind,J physically sirkr-a- ami death, contaminating - serv- - arm nd and better sanlta- - with the hos- of of many men who are not Is shining his owr.shoes and o each fheir o water Proper compare favorably mornln mas9. while on Friday living crgJ olleys Zio me irork. nVtomd In the cities. The controlled by religious Influences, others, and he told me tbat h m while he JJ 8ued Uon wll remove their menace, yet pitals large evenings the Rabbis hold meetings lng - communities medical attention is Immediate. for the Hebrew soldiers. The Summer, with the clock put ahead these days, spent in giving assist- of ques - ,ted7 Tbey are mt and Your son Tom is under the super-- use "Y" tor an hour, means longer hours of ance to these boys who- are ready your "proper aanltatton chaplans the huts mistreated because he has no shoul V,u may pr"e disease or death, vision of his regimental medical their churches. daylight after military duties are to sacrifice their lives for America, rlKMMor I(,J;nr hnw lilt he .In - of e bars. m. sound homesica g and officer, and at the slightest sign of No re1lf!)01JS denomination '.sgtv- - none, and these are given to out- are the happiest days his der In the armv the sanitary - 1 v observed bona fide indisposition, is trans- door F.very available space Every camp has a large brary wa" heilth regulations are but the religious sports. AS A HERO IN FRANCE much to go home. Be. - In the ferred to the hospital. The medical worklers common on Is used for athletic field or play-- furnished by the Atnericl Library more closed than they are nflve a Rrolind can mhYu done largol as a ii or care he receives there meet ground. The boys crowd around Association from which soldiers tl surgical whj0h t0 - work hard. than an medical best, for the Army Loral upb"lding the bulletin boards announcing the borrow books. Boys fond of read- .r boy is ng I,,T'J To eU cantonment the is very higher life and Is Xontent. Wha has as-- Medical Is not chosen of liberal games and contests. Organized lng find this a grea attraction He pla of army Corps hap. , conRP0ence this He Is mit in me open, rui yo r D0'yeay Rbes to convey to department sanitarian. His hazard. Many famous med cal men uoy tne with "Ports will not engage ail tho mon. The boys throng the "Y huts to living J1 , denomfnatlom es-- well gave up their lucrative practices, rof ever They so mass games are also played hear the Instructive it m to keep boys , over they to go into government service to know be such as relay ball, tugof-war- and pocially those who havs .been ly. ''mliWrStwere see cure them after tncy entertained, can them surer. His namts"Tetter He Is It you to & vuv, of trained the hea fh of boy will other suggested by that there and tell exactly , ,, safpgt!".rd pastimes ",B''p'n",, writ. Vt they 1, in woufd when IsV "Y" di What t0 I he carefully scu Inizcs and to cure him he Snt d n,0St PP",f,r rBrSD' ,De & y you And - - come out of better and "n Sverj means of contam- The hospital wards ars scrupul- wll, sald or done de., rector. All the boys look up to will the army JTMnn' a baseball game. - fnS, dlalnfected. roKatorgyX - him utlnT-Y- m, K be- sup- clean thoro.mhly water and food ously to their own religious H? 11 "JJwell roliberr "Km iSnTthe - Znt fa e equaUy th, Nurses glide softly around, attend- ,1efg The Catholic, Protestant and seek in. Amy nll- - ply. Ho enforces quarantines, - 1 hl troop iWp nd othfr typical for need. As a result of he on condition ""Ss"!;.is be ng cared for oyt Zf" umpire!" looks after the sewerage lng every Hebrew all meet the plaforra of 'proper- . hpaithy proper in will not go back to a A SOCIAL LION IS HE. sums at tho camp and directs the removal provision, the death rate the welfare work among the boys. ly. he you guch c)r

of all At-- ficient soldiers It is to ' Prominent women from nearby people. muw frenuent'lT health report necessary study? France his re- - !LtJ fed "hS aoldlfr ta fant'c coast cantonments, showed have well snd sound ones. Nothing Well, rather H the largest univer- - cltlea frequently go to tho camps When tweii 8Vay - nffahes - to be el-- to en- rindensed ''form serilted and can- - hat from September 6 to 16 the does more to insure Tom's physical sity in the world, with purely c chaperoning parties' of girls ception wUon- ? tc to - are 'In openly in. and well entertained Ternmonr e from welfare prop-tlv- e courses. He ean or not. the soldiers and be enter- French dstrative ?! Ha under Vw supervision average rate than athletic exercise study tertaln for the discontented Your boy is happy ? , , fiolUer lnvlt9 expressing their dm.ratlon onrtty pppg The .,yrt fajned 0ur boy may wl thai a serlot . u insure - Americans who have crossed and well, and has cent mean that three boys out case. In every Y. M. C. A. hut disposal with an educational di- his wife, mother or sweetheart to brave verv can drained ng -- In If he falls to write Most of and eniertaln her In the the sea to fight for them and mission life. sewerage as of hundred were laid there Is a physical director trained rector In each hut. the the camp - iwnnnhlv the being : - will show their gra- o you as most fflnwa? in this line of wWk. Many of these want to learn French for use reception halls of the Hos- liberty They bet er thn that of up by boys large - to 2.8 were famous col- - side. It is tess House under proper chaper- titude freely farSuperior to that of There was an Increase per physical directors on the other necessary I. a hero In wtnRlrMrt&t tte country towns. in due to vac-- lege or professional athletes, sport- - there. In Paris I saw an Amer- - onage and ""der better conditions Every Am'Hcan or country Army cent October, largely mess Your wi a ""y'. - was world heroes of son. who than if he took them to the rranw boy ,b prince teBiSnoni concerning waste dts- clnation. In December there ing your ican collego professor gesticulating be Is be 4 an will be Influenced in his to make a halls la aerved to the m 7ofle avDellr Tosa are enforced most strictly, an Increase to per cent due to helpfully by their wildly attempt 'od daintily h J1 of No fatalities direction. man understand where he and Is sold at remarkably reason- - ities have "fwarded health. t0"or.to " Cs removing a source possible epidemic of mumps. c.b care . your b0y ls all right, From - These directors work In wanted to go. able prices. exercising the same they used Mother, contagion. All burnable refuse is from that, of course. Sep- physical

PRESBYTERIANS AT ' held at Duran, JC. M., on the evening URUGUAY OFFICIALS and the t'nited States. EVERY MEAL A PITS NEEDED TO MAKE of the 10th, which was called for th.e Accompanying l)r, Brum are Dr. Miranda, first vice of DURAN INSTALL REV. purpose of to Presby- ON VISIT TO U. S, Cesar president POISONOUS INJECTION CARBON FOR GAS MASKS ordaining the the house of representatives; Dr Lemon Juice M'MILLANAS PASTOR terian ministry the Reverend J.A-McMilla- Javier Montdivil, member of the sen Frw futkft vuffifnns from fcianey and at present pastor of the V MORNING JOURNAL SPCCtAL LEAMO WIN ate; Dr. Addrubal Delgado, financial bladder trnuhtes ever think that th meals ISV M0RNIN9 JOUN SCIAL LBASKO WtMK) Presbyterian church at Duran. An Atlantic Port, Aug. 21. Dr. Ur. Junto Jose Mendoza, which they are taking are haatcnlftff their New York. Auir. 21. The need of PttCIAL C6MMPON0INCt T MOffNINQ JOUNNAL1 delegate; For Freckles The Presbytery was represented W Baltasar Brum, minister of secretary, and Lieut. Juan Canosa o'.' deuth. Kvery morsel of food taken glvea up conserving peach seeds or pits, apri- Santa Fe, Aug. 21. A special meet- Rev. A. V. Lucero of Santa O. foreign - Fe, affairs of Uruguay, the navy, adjutant. its quantity of uric acid. TM polfon li cot pits, plum pits, prune pits, hick- ing of the presbytery of Santa Fe was Rendon of Las Vega, and E, J. Car- accompanied by Dr. Brum is a candidate for presi- Girls! Make beauty lotion at officials of the South re- taken into the ytem through a diieaaed nuts, walnuts and nuts for son of Duran, and met at the church American dent in the approaching Uruguayan ory butter home for a few cents. It! of which Mr. McMillan Is public, arrived here late rnndltlnn of the kldneya and Madder. Id use in carbon for gas masks Is Try pastor. The yesterday. elections. tho man nature provldea an outlet making The Outdoor Girl which was the of Its The party left today for Washing- healthy in a statement issued by ceremony, first ton. for thll pnlxon, Thoae tn .must urged today kind to be held in was death-dealin- g Protects the skin and the town, very GERMAN SHIPS TO BE take a medicinal help to drive this the gas defense division of the United attended the citizens the over ' from all largely by of the WFTxxMrEn polann' from system.. For States army. Three hundred tons of the of two lemons Into complexion town as well as Vaughn and other visiTons as UTILIZED BY SPAIN 3W yeara GOLD MEDAI, Haarlem Oil Cap- this raw material Is being used daily. Squeeze juice weather conditions. (.VESTS OP THE NATION' have been this work. effect a bottle three ounces of nearby places. s sules doing They The gas defense division advocates containing Soothing "and healing The ordained minister re- prompt relief In all diseases arising from orchard shake well, and newly A off that schools, libraries, department white, you after exposure. Relieves ceived his education in Ohio and came Washington, Aug. 21. repre- lY ' JOUNNAl. .r.OAl. LUIfB wm kidney and hladder troubles. Don't put stores and banks be used for. the col- have a quarter pint of the best freckle ..nV..,rr. tan UTlA milffFl sentative of the state met 21. will utilize this vital matter of attending to your health to Now Mexico about a year afro dur- department Madrid, Aug. Spain ar- lection of and tan lotion, and complexion beau Dr. Baltasar Brum, foreign minister until It Is time to make your funeral pits. or chapped skins. Try it ing which time he has had charge of German vessels now in Spanish port? a box of MEDAL tifier, at very, very small cost. of Uruguay, when he arrived yester- rangements. Get. QOf.D and the work at Duran. He Is a young man an In place of Spanish ships sunk bv Haarlem Oil Capsules today. Look tor the To Indemnify Cnwc, Your grocer has the lemons any as day at Atlantic nort aboard the sells them. 21. A senate bill store or toilet counter will of very free and forceful delivery Lt'rHiR-uaya- submarines and will continue genuine. Tour druggist They "Washington, Aug: drug supply whose-futur- cruiser Montevideo, at the German Gouraud's well as a i ate guaranteed or money refunded. Insist $40,000 to Indemnify Greece three ounces of orchard white for a good student, nead or a special mission to the Unite.1 to "vnerve neutrality, , providing I nthe ministry looks very, promis- decision Is Irt' an on GOLD MEDAL Brand. as requested by President Wilson tn a few cents. Massage this sweetly fra- States. The visitors were welcomed This announced to dam- lotion Into face, neck, arms ing. . .'. : official statement Issued after a meet- recent message congress, for grant the OricntcltCrcem r as guests of the nation, coming at the Greeks In South and hands each and see how of of the cabinet at San . fiobastia'n. Tell it through the classified ages suffered by day ton Trial Slz invitation 'the state department to ing Neb., riots In 1909, was freckles and blemishes disappear and Sn4i0c discuss with American officials fur- The Spanish ambawiadop. t ''Berlin are (jaie.k and certain, Omaha, passed FER1X T. HOPKINS SON, New York to wits today by the house and now goes to how clear, soft and white the skin be- ther of the re was instructed inform the, German - a Journal .Wants Results developments friendly v rf'i columns o Journal. Kje- the ' " comes. Tea! It la harmless. Bring lations existing between their country government of 'this action, The president, SIX Albuquerque Morning Journal, Thursday, August 22, 1918. AN t INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER the curate of Montdidier, of his escape 9 from Amiens, of his taking the Sois- - THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME sons rond from Paris, of his journey toward Arras, his escapade at Cha teau-Thier- ry I and his fight at Calais, Look here, mkl "Thompson Horning jfouiml those names cause him to pause. His I FROM Published by th mind wanders from the fabric Dumas GorA W $04 JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. weaved and the thread is lost in con- ToPAWWHo IS AT TrJE. - of a khaki clad friend who FPoJr- Welrrn templation Rpprracntatlv is him. THE WD HAS SEEAJ I " C. J. ANDERSON, over there with a million like OVER. THE 7TT, FROM f I Mrquott Bids., III. Romance is not writ OH, WK. Chicago, aplenty being Top - novi Juar usrm what i Enstorn ten but acted now in the localities i domaud! vMMk Representative HE. UAC I7, 3AVI v l ivy n. im i RALPH R. Pumas cose for the scenes of so many in i)i MULLIGAN, ' 1 1 Put ALL the this Kant ;nrt Street. New York of his stories. Romance up Cabbage year. 1j is a aplenty may LZ1-L- - I ii III ... as second-clas- s T '. --I t I i.t mailer at tire bo written again with those same s. . 'It i, of war time postufrice o( Albuquerque, N. m under Act part your duty. Make Loerty Maren l, 1R79, . ,..,... 1 r . Than be f.M,.-.- 4.!" r - Larger circulation There will no broadswords and . " i i sttuci a ... any other paper i mi iai tiuudgt; Miiuij pan oi yoiirwill- ..it .initu, j no only paper In New no kitiKs and cardinals, but arA Mexico Issued every in the bucklers, day year. will be machine and icr diet lor uie saue ot looa TERMS OF MtHsrltlPTinv. there Lewis guns conservation. Pally, by carrier or by mall, one month.. 70c Browning rifles, artillery and air- Tearly, In advance J7.B0 planes, and, pcrchunce, a Madame NOTICE TO SUHSCRIHEI1S. Bonacicux or two. Sec Our Subscribe to the Journal when writing Large Window Display to have their paper changed to a new must be ure to aive the old addrear TWO "Ql'lF.T"' 1YS. "The Morning Journal lias a higher circu latlon ratine than la accorded to any other paper In New Mexico." Tha American Although the German people are Oak Kraut Kegs, in 5, 10, 20 and 30 Gdlon Newspaper Directory. declared to have no sense of humor, o : o after reading the official statements Sizes With Six MEMBER OF THIS ASSOCIATED Hoops PP. ESS. Issued by the Berlin war office one The Associated Press Is exclusively must at least concede that the Ger entitled to the use for republication man staff does possess that of all news credited to It or not other- general wise credited In this paper and also attribute. Kraut Cutters, With One or Three the local news published herein. Here Is the way the people were told of the withdrawal of the crown THE JOURNAL takes and prints xzt&zi . Adjustable Blades sixty hours and thirty minutes of ex- prince s army on a day when his mm r clusively Associated Press leased wire forces were their best time service each week. No other news- making paper published In New Mexico takes toward the Rhine: . more than twenty-fou- r hours of As- "Front of the German rrown i sociated Press service during a week. ' u w prince." On the battle front between ViSw"'"7t:l-- KlXffil t hlS MY III Soissons and Rheims thero wag a J. KORBER "& THURSDAY. .ATJUL'ST 22, 191 S further marked decrease yesterday in Cp. the fighting activity. "Albuquerque's Big Hardware Store." DHAITIXt; HOYS OF 18. In the Champagne partial attacks launched by the French on both sides Phone 878. 220 North Second St. If the t'onrebsmcn who arc oppos of Perthes were repulsed. Ins the culling of youths of IS and 19 'Front of duke Albrecht." There anil are attempting to amend the man have been successful reconnoitring so will man- power bill that it make thrusts in the Vosges and In the Sund-ga- datory the induction of men of 20 and 21 into military service before the "Evening." This also has been a younger selectees are drawn have quieter day on the battle front. reason Red Guards a other than political for their unfortunately, been rivaled in the de- Fight Fiercely attitude, they have not made it cleur. GENERAL MAXGIX'S THRI ST. partment over by Dr. Gar- presided Czecho-Slovak- It is certain they are not basing their field. s Colonial In strict fairness to Dr. Garfield It Intrude deductions on the made by be- Leaders Shunned War showings The attack of General Mangin must bo admitted that the fuel ad boys in past wars, or even the show tween the Aisne and the Olse, which ministration is beginning to adopt in ings made by boys in this war. began as what was thought to be a telligent measures for an improvement (AMorlatpil Prnm Corrrnpomlence.) elded to Aug. 20. The or disarm them on June 30, the As was out in these columns sud- Washington, United at the same time for war tne coal situation. The most en Vladivostock, 2. Three thou- Czecho-SIovak- s pointed local operation but which grew a expenditures July forced all this action htates has ever been increased from in 1 to eouraging step taken is the agreement sand Bolshevik Red Guards entrench- several days ago the marines, more denly into an tic $l,3ut).ooo 807, by presenting an ultimatum to tho important strategical nation, and no better evidence of $3,300,000 in 180H. 'ortification of between the fuel administrator and ed themselves In the fortress here and Soviet than 30 per cent of whom are under maneuver, be and is one that fact is to be found than in the of labor Wilson defended demanding the disarmament of may probably ports and harbors w;is hastened, gun secretary for super themselves with furious the Red Guards on the 21, have made ns fine a record in the conditions to the boats vision and control of labor conditions when Czecho-SIovak- s ground that it of the decisive actions of the 1918 existing just prior were purchased and the regular fighting the was necessary to trans- in ns of second war with England. was In the coal fields as a war measure. took over the command of the citv on safeguard the fighting France any branch campaign. In it Is seen the fine hand army enlarged. port of the Czecho-Sovi- fortes from the service. and Prance and Although it had been known for a Since affairs had reduced them- June 29. The Red Guards were aided Russia. England of General Foch who apparently time that another war was nos selves to decreased revenues FAITH SIASM. by fifty Magyars and German too, have likewise found long greatly AXI) EXTHl pris When tho Soviets refused to Germany, thinks in terms of armies and not in siblo every effort was made to reduce and greatly Increased expenditures Two laws the life of oners of war. comply 19 great govern The Czecho-SIovak- s with the ultimatum orders wore that the boys of 18 and are as good terms of and brigades. the size of the army and navy, and secretary Gallatin confronted a deficit h had surrounded given regiments - in fait human agency and divine po the to arreeht these delegatus and all of fighters as are older men. Aside from the tactical results ob- preparedness measures were discour- the budget which amounted to fortress and placed machine guns This course arose $1,300,000. This tency. We need, guides, because of on the roof of the British consulate the prominent Bolshviki. War flags To those who to the mini- aged. largely from was provided for. were hoisted on object tained the allied thrusts of the past the influence of secretary Gallatin, however, by a balance which remained our weakness and our ignorance and nnd on the roof of tho railway station foreign warships in - the mum age limit being placed at 18 a two have the effect of who had succeeded Alexander Hamil- on hand in the in because of the perils of the way. Out- near by. They called upon the Bol- - harbor. Four Soviet torpedo days important treasury, while boats to to sea were study of the civil war records may the on the alert and ton as head of the treasury. Gallatin 1809 tho Embargo act was repealed greatest peril lg the possible loss of sheviki In the fortress to surrender attempted put but keeping enemy Men but the Red stopped and surrendered to officers prove enlightening. Here are him from a needed to reduce the running expenses and commerce was resumed with faith. are eagerly inquiring "Is Guards shot down their figures preventing preparing of In 1810 the universe Another messengers. ma- of the Japanese cruiser "Asahi" and from of war the government. We hoped that great vigor. the customs friendly?" peril Immediately the British taken the records the counter offensive. by this means the be yielded' $8,500,000 ami in to our souls is the possible loss of en- chine guns opened fire and for two cruiser "Suffolk." people might ISn this The department of enlistments in the The continued harassing of the foe relieved of a large share of the taxa- amount Was increased to $1 3,300,000. thusiasm; Wise was that French phil- hours a stream of bullets rained on British and Japanese cruisers Union between 1861 and 1S65: ' tion which had been The for the osopher who, to young peo- the fortress. So fast and furious was landed additional forces and aided tho army has made it impossible for General placed upon appropriation army and speaking Czecho-SIovak- s them. navy was reduced Immediate ple, said, "Cherish well your enthus- tne flrnig that the men in the fortress in occupying all im- Ase 10 years and under 23 von Ludendorff to his troops. and regroup Gallatin succeeded in financial danger was safelv tided over. iasm, for life robs us of so many we were unable to return the fire form portant points including tho powder Age 12 years and under 225 him to main curtailing its They have obliged public, expenses to such a degree that During this decade there had been are likely to reach tho end of the race windows. Suddenly there was a magazine. Strong forces of Japanese t tremendous A with machine Age 14 years and under 1,523 tain more than 140 divisions in the tho budget for 1802, 1803 und 1804 a remarkable reduction of the public-deb- without them." Wise, too, that Eng- explosion. Czech had guns, British marines lish us crawled and Czecho-SIovak- s Ape 18 years and under 844,801 first line which have to bo relieved called for an expenditure of only which, botween 1801 and 1811 philosopher who gives this near the fortress under the lined the main was cut down saving: "No heart is pure until it is fire barrage and thrown a mine into streets. All traffic was stopped. The Age 18 years and under. ... 1,151,438 $4,000,000 as compared with the by $38,000,000. Tho streets were constantly. $7,500,000 spent in 1800. foreign debt, which included tho passionate; no virtue is safe unless It the building. A wliite flag appeared thronged with people and Age 21 years and under 2,159,798 the process adopted by General stocks of 1795 and tho loans 1798 Is enthusiastic." Dr. C. C. Albertson.i at one of the windows, a of all business was suspended. Materials By John Randolph, chairman of the of patty were In addltiott to these statistics (s the Foch Germans have been forced nnd 1800, was wiped out and no in The Christian Herald. Czecho rushed to the main entrance landed from a Chinese cruiser to the committee on ways and means, was of the the statement of General Grant whose to an to further recouiso was made to tem fortress burst open by a hand protect Chinese consulate and to bring up reinforcements the enemy Internal taxation und MAIL FOR SOLDIERS. grenade. Tho Bolshviki threw down residents. Arrests of the Bolsheviki n Is prob- his influence a act was porary loan. opinion military subjects points threatened and thus weaken through repeal The 1811 was in their arms and surrendered. wer rapidly mado and each was con- which a year memorable (Xew York Tribune.) as vauable as that of the which allies immed- passed overthrew great purt financial In this conflict the Czecho-SIovak- s greeted with the cheers of the ably other points the or me tax system which had been in the history of the Unite! Once again Is tho wretched mall people. officers now for it lost four men, with 15 Then came tor-tres- s. gressmen and cabinet iately strike. augurated by Alexander Hamilton. States, marked tho collapse of service to and from our soldiers In wounded, the fighting at the man bill. the United States bank. The direc- while of their opponents 149 had been Now the Czecho-SIovak- s aro framing the power It seems certain now that the allied Then came the of the of France up for criticism and com killed and wounded. sol purchase tors the institution petitioned con- Thus, in the the military masters of the town. The General Grant said: "The best forces have an excellent system of Louisian territory which cost $1 5,000, gress for a renewal plaint. Mr. Otto Kahn, k course of a few hours the all 000 and to of their charter. returning powerful British, American, French, Japanese diers are boys of 18." In the concise due in no meet this outlay Gallatin Secretary Gallatin, in favor from abroad, rated It as ono of the Moviet had been overthrown und its and Chinese consulates are transportation established, proposed the issue of reported guarded way he had lie left no doubt ns to en- $11,250,000 of renewing it, with certain recom- serious failures of our overseas ven- delegates arrested, its military staff by their own national forces, respec- small measure to the American worth of new bonds bearing six ture. The wife of a force meant. He did not say the per mendations for changes in the bank's colonel whose overpowered by of arms, and tively, except that the French consul- what he gineers, and they are able to move ceiu interest, owing to the war in was first fifteen letters never reached her its army of Red Guards had either ate is were or that commerce was policy. Among them that the guarded by the Japanese. A best soldiers young men, men greater dispatch and with Europe.. American bank be required to pay interest on husband at all and out of whose total surrendered or thrown nwav their small party of American marines were around the age flourishing, export trade was brisk all $3,000,-00- of letters six arms and the best soldiers greater effectiveness than the enemy. government deposits above 0 thirty arrived may havq dispersed without fighting. landed from the. Brooklyn on the eve- and prices were high. As a result the fared worse than the But When the local Bolsheviki had do- - of 20. He. said the best soldiers are look as if there would be and also that it should loan to the average. ning of Juno 29. It does not success of the loan was greater than at a sum to the uniform record is disgracefully boys of 18. Ho left no uncertainty either had been government any time not anv more German offensives, expected. exceed sixty percent of its capital. ld. The complaints are constant. about It. this year or at any time during the Tho brush with Tripoli, however, Other influence were at work, how- There seems to bo no question that ONE OF of made additional revenue the ut- OLDEST HOMES present high price material prob- There has been no appreciable war. The German defensive" is the a matter of ever, and vigorous opposition to the Military postoffice has .proved would have cost $15,000. was but instead of of to meet its task. ably It In the moral fibre of men since with which General necessity, restoring the renewal the bank's charter was terly inadequate IN EAST LAS VEGAS IS insured for $4,000, with $1,000 on the t'hange great problem excise duties which had formerly pre- manifested in The consti- The task is a gigantic one and the ISfiTi and if 18 obis were the best have congress. furniture, some of which was antiquo year Foch and the allied commanders vailed, Congress on March 26, 1804, tutionality nf the bank was questioned difficulties both of transport across of now. In BADLY DAMAGED BY FIRE and high value. The property was fighters then they are to deal. authorized an addition of two and one and it was denounced as "an undemo- and of delivery France are clearly owned Mrs. wife half cent on But American by Byron Archibald, Congress, however, is not a body to per all imported articles cratic political Institution." The bill great. surely gfnlus of a Santa Fe engineer and daughter to ad valorem nnd an ad- for renewal of Its was in can cope with the problem If suffic- taPKCtAL COANIP, ONOIfCI TO MORNINI lie fettered by such inconsequential SI B.I1.1T RACES. subject duty Charter lost JOUftNAL) of the late Mrs. Hume. Till! ditional ten per cent on all goods im- tho senate February 11, 1811, when ient brains and energy are applied. I'.ast Iis Vegas, , M.. Aug. 21. things as opinions from General in The has been a continu- Fire ported foreign vessels. The pro- George Clinton, vice president of the complaint practically ruined the old Hume BEAN BEETLE HAS MADE Grant. Those august members of the Mr. Balfour's at the Serbian ceeds af this act were known as the United States, cast the vole ing one. From all reports results, so residence, corner of Eighth street and speech Mediterranean was deciding far from have ways and means and military com- War Aims deserves riareful Fund and used for against it. improving, grown jarKson avenue, Monday night. The meeting the protection of the commerce, nnd Jt then became worse. Where Is the trouble? Is was one APPEARANCE IN FIELDS mit teen, trained to the exigencies of his necessary for the iiuiiding of the largest and attention. Though marked by seamen of the United States against government to turn to local banks for there an unwillingness on the part of most handsomely finished con- dwelling IN VICINITY OF LEVY war through having lived through habitual caution of statement, it the Barbary powers, and was to be the custody of its funds, and twenty- - the 'military machine to concede the structures In this city. It was built fifty years of peace, must thresh the tains several decided Indications of levied untia treaty was made. one of these Institutions, located for importance of overseas mail? Wo are about 35 years ago by a man named It was not, until 1807, when war the most 'in loath to believe such shortsightedness who came to SABCIAI. COAffASPONDtNCI TO MOHMI NO JOUMHALl subject out for themselves and reach the direction of British and allied part the principal ports Ruppe, New Mexico from threatened that president Jefferson, ot entry, were employed for this pur exists. Surely every one with half an for his and en Levy, N. M., Aug. 21. A conclusions which if not correct, will was delivered in pres- eve for health, patriotic policy. It the much against his will, agreed to an pose. tho morale of an army knows gaged in tne timber milling business. program consisting of vocal and in- at least bo pleasing to the greatest ence of the Italian ambassador and Uicrease of expenditures for national The 1 rouble between England and the vital importance of swift, certain The floors were of wood mosaic' and strumental music, recitations, tab- en- communication between number of their constituents. the French minister plenipotentiary defense. At the same time he the railed Slates had been growing trench and the walls were finished. In hard wood leaux nnd drills was given at the Eevy tered the alternato of all of thnt home. schoolhouse lo- A uiothcr dreads the thought of her statement of Serbian upon policies time, and despite lack of instead of plaster. Rifvpe sold the for the benefit of the after an official of manufactured preparation on the purt of the new property to the Humes, u fam- cal Red Cross branch. An Ice cream sons to and a v pioneer younger going war, that is to say, Yugo-Sla- aims by goods and of forbidding shipping to country, war was declared In June, BXLLIXC; VP AND BALLING OFT. ily, before returnlncr to Pennsylvania. sqpper was given in connection with number of mothers arc voters ' leave American ports. This complete- 1812, and congress was called The war industries board recently Of late it had as tho which growing the Serbian minister. again cast years been occupied program netted $20. o ly upset the customs which upon to face financial a reflection upon the a et the next election. A of this Jmport-nnc- receipts extraordinary gratuitous rooming house. pronouncement . business sense and busi- fell from $10,300,000 to $7,200,000 and uomauth . good sound The fire is .elieved to have caught The bean beetle has made Its ap- must undoubtedly have Ifcen sub- ness methods of the press of the coun- in CAKI5V ON. ' from the kitchen stove. When discov pearance the bean fields here. mitted to Mr. Balfour In advance, and try. It Issued a statement asking ered, the back of the house was no will be done to to discontinue part Practically damage his declaration that he had listened to energy for the task that lies before neswpapers certain in flames. The fire departments were the crop this year as harvesting will The war through )hc them. enumerated "free lists," thus creutlng misdirected, and went several blocks begin in a short time. department It with attention und profound tho Some farmers office of the surgeon general Is issu- "deep WITH SCISSORS impression thut publishers give on orth Eighth street instead of the however, aro worried over the future is significant. away such a largo quantity of papers location on south end of the outlook. The beetlo ing a magazine called On." It sympathy" iraikimmjEss as the is about the size "Carry Equally was his analysis of AND (From the hairiri'ksixg.Edition to constitute a waste. Euter, the street where the house stood. This of a potato bug and somewhat tho deals with the care and rehabilitation striking PASTE Conttnential board issued a revised statement mak the true nature of the Austro-Hun- -' of the I,ondon Mail.) delay gave tho fire time to get under same shape. It Is yellow in color und of our returned wounded, and is one v nen Ing numerous exceptions to the orig the roof. the use of. pressure the adult beetle has a down tho and his clear hint airs. Frances Freeman was inal cover By stripe garlan question, fined 1 list, which exceptions prac streams from the fire engine the blaze back. It to tho side of of the best of the thousands of gov save lOX'T VISIT THE FARMER. at Wallham Abbey, Herts. of clings under that it is likely to be insoluble fac- tiealyly every kind "free" subscrip- was under control and the leaves and on this account It is eminent which have "if you have friends who live on a for. having taken matches Into a As kept neighbor publications a allied victory, which will tory, it was two tion. a, matter of fact, the numtrar ing houses were saved. The entire difficult to kill spraying. The in- in with war by complete farm make it a point, for this summer slated that matches, of free a by sprung up connection look satisfac one were found in hair, papers given by publisher is roof was burned off and the sect destroys .the by enable Serbians to with at least, not to visit them without a spent, her smaU. do send plant perforation work. It will be sent free upon ap- of She said she used them as hairnins. exceedingly. Publishers floor ruined by the flames. The low- of the leaves. tion not only upon the position definite and unforced invitation," says copies of their papers without cash er floor is water soaked. The plication to "The Rurgcon General, U, an in fhlnking both were spent. Metal hair prop- their own country, but upon that of editorial the July Woman's are payment to advertisers, correspond cost $11,000 to build, and at the Join tho "Two.BU,, Cluh. K. Home Companion. "Do not take the pins strictly prohibited. Girls In ents erty Army, Washington." of which Serbia is only a i ne clipping bureaus, etc., but in all the people car and run out to the Smith's, farm racioiy are supposed to Keep up these is sent The number Includes a Tani-o'-Sha- nt instances the paper, in August for dinner on tnoif nair by wearing statement Wilson and part. Sunday because you ers. return for services rendered or as a by president The allied peoples will welcome know tne smiths have plenty of broil necessary incident to the publication articles by Theodore Roosevelt, Julian on ers and sweet corn, unless Mrs. Smith of matter. are these proofs of clear 'slghtedness A LI.SSOV DR. GARFIELD. advertising Publishers W. Mack, Charles M. Schwab, August uecre has asked, nay, urged you to come. ixll not in the business for their health. the part of the British foreign (Thomas F. Thomas and others. do not leave the hot citv and co to Logan, In Leslie's.) They do not give away papers for the Calomel Users! Listen to Me! tary, as well as the reminder from cousin John's in tho country for your Mr. Hoover is the dominant expert fun of It. They send their papers to the secretary general of the Bohemian vacation, taking your three children of the allied who people without a direct cash return Ul'MAS THE WAR, il and free board see some indirect re- AM) National-ooUnc- thut the Czecho expecting and plenty are utilizing the resources of the only when they I ot it, unless you can do work turn that Justifies the practice. The Guarantee Dodson's Liver.Tone the Vugo-Slav- s, the Poles and enough 220,000,000 of and Reading "The Three Musketeers," Slovaks, on the farm to compensate cousin people Europe WHr industries board is to be com the Rumanians stand together, and John and his for North America the cen mended to conserve for the first time, or rereading it for wife your presence, pitted against for its efforts pa none of their national questions and also unless ask you to come. tral powers, it is due to his remark per, but it should not have created the Your the fifth or sixth, one is usually most that they druggist gives back money if it doesnt can solved "For this year a and terrible ably successful administration that the impression that publishers are guilty your be separately. great United States is r deeply interested In the bustlings of lies on he playing a giant role of waste through giving away their liven our-live- responsibility the farmer in the re- and bowels and straighten , D'Artagnan, Athos and Ara- - must feed tho world. He must use nil task of meeting the food papers. porthos, TO ACT quirements of the alliesT His mis and in the intrigues of Richelieu, IS ORDERED his energy to raise a cron that will great you up without making you sick. supply not only ourselves, but much of Rcinevement is an example that should RAKFIl DRAGGED IX. the fair Madame Bona- be studied admin- . liuckingham, AGAINST NEWSPAPER the needs of our allies, who are doing by America's fuel Tho New York Times, (Dem.) says cicux and M. de Trevllle. Sieges and istrator. He has shown Dr. Garfield tnat a was made .when con- the larger share of the fighting. tho mistake way to handle the coal situation. gress took a recess the -- If sword hold one in a spell of MOKMINa JOURNAL PBCtAl. ASCO Willi! "The farmer and his wife (especial- without passing Ught Calomel makes you sick. It's a and it doesn't straighten play (V Lf The prompt and of the bill to rulse whose heed to and 21. At ly his wife) have been great sufferers vigorous policv the draft age. Well, horrible! Take a dose of the dangerous you right up and make you feel fins romance that pays little London, Aug. the request from to food administration since the first day mistake is it? There was strong agi localities of Ira Nelson Morris. American minis- uninvited visitors, who come of its drug tonight and tomorrow you may snd vigorous I want you to go back to takes little account of the eat, as 'food existence. Mr. Hoover's impartial tation In congress for an extension of lose a Dod- ter to Stockholm, M. Boevgren, the because, they phrase it, treatment of day's work. the store, and get your money: In which the stirring events take or costs the farmer nothing.' Oh,' doesn't big and small interests, the ages, and no material opposition son's Liver Tone is the. Bale Swedish minister of justice, has and the active he has except that of 'the war Calomel is mercury or quicksilver destroying ,. . It? to see a few seed and cooperation department calomel because is liver med- place. dered that action be brought oealnst They ought compelled in this which asked to which causes necrosis of the bones. of it real Stock- feed vand fertilizer and labor bills! country and abroad congress defer action. comes contact therefore it t But the war has made innumerable the newspaper Aftonbladet, of have' success undertak- Calomel, when it into icine; entirely vegetable; "One farmer's wife, .a victim of brought to an Congress reluctantly yielded to the with break- can not salivate. or .sick. holm, for injured a foreign ; ' sen--at- or sour bile, crashes into it, ,raak:.yoU' town! in France familiar to Ameri- having Rroedy, friends. and rela- ing that seemed almost hopeless a war department. The last thing power bv making an attempt to inter thoughtless ago. Mr. overcome ing it up.' This is when you feel that I that one teaspoonful of cans. A many of us feel our- - tives for many years, last year up ypar Hoover has Fall, republican, did before con- guarantee great fere with the amicable relations exist- put an actual food in two hemi. gress took recess was to awful nausea and cramping. If you Dodson's Liver. Tone will put ;your witn Sweden and the United a sign at the gate: shortage a protest are "all knocked ont,s' if liver to work clean selves intimately acquainted ing between " spheres, and he has done it by going against delay in passing the new draft sluggish and sluggish and your a 'Board," $10.00 a week. Meals, 60 - liver is and bowels consti bowels of sour bile and Bolssons and , Rheims as we do with States, gays Copenhagen dispatch into every household, club, hotel and law. He was the leader in the your torpid that constipat- to the company. cents per person. All farm fight or have ed wast which Is sys- 111., or-Dl- Miss. And a Exchange Telegraph produce restaurant. Dr. Garfield is unable to for Immediate action. Yet ad- pated you headache, aminess, clogging your Danville. Mr. Morris asked action be tak- for sale at reasonable prices.', the coated if breath is bad or tem miserable. I that avert a fuel famine In one. country, ministration, which has belatedly fol- tongue, and making you feel great many of ti are. en because of articles which have ap "Let the people who drop In for and one is stomach sour, Just try a spoonful or guarantee that a bottl of Dodson's melo-dmniat- that possesses unlimited lowed .Fall, advocating the election of the io in Aftonbladet fresh nnd Dodson's Ton Liver will fam- , Now when one reads peared the regarding broilers and roasting ears quantities of coal. The Intelligence, of a democrat to his seat In the sen- harmless liver tonight. Tons keep your entir war char-ntteriro- :. for-- Give maneuver of JU'ArtaBnan America and the and, containing green apple pie, pay for what they ability and energy that have d ate. Will not the Times tell its read- Here's. my guarantee Go to any ily feeling fine months. it to personal reflections ,. on .'President get; or else let the farmer and his tho direction of America's ers "what It thinks should be done in drug store and get a bottle of Dod your children. It Is harmless; doesn't feBd fete MiovSi fit - ftUjBcoviwtyita KHiorii a ,mu.M.-.l- wif e, ha,Y9 , all Jbel5 etreusUl. pud fpi conservation program have not, the contest for Fall' seat? son's Liver Tons tor a few cents. Take gripe and they like its pleasant taste.

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Ray Consolidated Copper 23 89 FOE SALE 13EMT FOR SALE. Miscellaneous. STAR FURNITURE CO. MARKET-DRIFT- Reading V, 1F0MSI1ED Kepublic Iron & Steel 91 118 West Gold. $4,300 modern brick, hot brick four rooms and FOR SALE 'Monarch rantfc. 411 South Southern Pacific 8674 water heat, lot Modern flat, Seventh, Roll Top llehk. S20.00. Southern , 23 75x142, Fourth bath. $30.00 per month, water paid. Railway i ward. . Hurst-- , Automobile Mechanics' Tool Roi, Texas , 150 A nice on the for a Folt kAi,E bailie aud buggy. Company $1,600 place highands mas. Old $.'),((). ! Union Pncific 125 frame, bath, sleep- A modern brick with small Mann, Albuquerque. IDLY ing South large family. FOIt SALE special EXCEPT AT a. Industrial Alcohol 127'.a porch, Broadway, close corner lot, five tmrse power motor, little Refrigerator, price. r. in. sleeping porch, only usecl and clutch. osr, Want to what yh.ii have to Ms blocks pnllles Bargain. Phono buy United States Steel ...Ill $1,500 -- 4 -- room cement from postoffice. Owner has sell. 1'hono 4o Utah 80 block bun- left town and has the TOMTOM CO. Foil SALK oil heating atove 'and reeliiilmi Copper galow, glassed-i- n put price ft chain modern, sleep- down to $2,200. If you want a nice Cheap not South Mich. ing porch; Highland FOR 1 CHICAGO HOARD OP TRADE. little home at a bargain, you had fire insurance: agents SAt,ENevee" boJTa hurguln. $2,500 bungalow, South Broadway. Plume 2i:t4-.- l. modern, better look at this one. See Third and Gold sleeping porch, garage, Fourth FOIt SALE Due safe, suitable fur hotel; PROFESSIONAL Chicago, 21. The corn mar- 25 CARD5. Aug. ward. MAHTHH safety deposit boxes. Address O, Jour- (MILS ket started the still under appre- $2,500 A.L CO. nal. day stucco, bath, etc., ATTOK.NBVS hension as to crop conditions, and cement walks and coping, also REAL ESTATE; TIRE INSURANCE FOK SALE Oood gentle driving outfit, t adobe, all on' lot 70x142: LOANS. FA1M LAW) rigs, one double, one single. 401 North JOHN W. UlLHON Not prices mounted rapidly. Kansas still 9C9. - Conditions Are Third ward. Phone 168. 2l Weat Gold. 25 acres, small barn, $2,000. Thirteenth. Phone ,. Attorney Prevailing house, etc., Rooma 15, 17 and 19. needed rain. Commission houses anl $1,900 10 acres, nil In cultivation. $200 net FOR SALE One neatly new Ford run- Cromwell Building frame, modern, glassed- per Phone 1171. Expected to Change Much shorts bought freely. The govern- -in porch, shade, good outbuild- U'O acres. houfO ami $7,000. about; extra equipment. Address Stern, ment weekly weather review, 'how- ings. West Lead avenue. STOLEN. All close to city. Sehlnsa & Co., West Copper. dentists" Until the Next Liberty Loan ever, found conditions Improving In $4,760 cement R. McCLUGHAN FOK SALE Household goods Including coal Hit. J. Klt.At block nw.yem new, numln-- r ma- f Illinois, Nebraska and Iowa, and In nu Bhingle nrariy 3u4 210 West Gold Phone 907 and wood ratiKe, and Singer sewing Dental Surgeon residence, hardwood Cadillac, liberal reward tor return, lt. uiy chine. if sold at once. 415 North ,. Has Been Floated, localities where floors, Box A. Lonus, Public Burgalih Rooma Barnett 744 certain southwest, hot air furnace, corner lot A., cure Journal. Insurance, Notary Fifth. Building Phone r there had been rains. Oats turned good location. Fourth ward. Appointment! Made hy Mall tOOfr PAINT" r weak .in addition, and the tak- ' iOCCoi-- profit LOST. EOo per gallon, itoufi under our ear will lav mohninp bpicial lsasid winci ing and short selling which ensued A. FLEnSCBHEK FOR RETT! Rooms. from tu We on Dentist journal LOST Improve year year. can put Rooma Meltnl New eliminated the advance and the close Wrist watch, blin k l. re- Building York, Auk. 21. DlsreRnrdlnsf - Real nthcr case, a new roof that will last as m the was c to V3c with Estate, Insurance, Loans 1J IHJ west Uol-- the war news and home events of. under vesterday, 111 MUrl'Ip. North. building. The Uaniano Co, Phone I'llYNM l.NS AM) rll.'KUEON , South Fourth Street. DO favorable import, today's stock mar- October at $1.05 South Walnut Oats of WANTED. FOIt l)U. t:. L. ttDVKR ket drifted idly, dullness being reliev- shared the early strength HELP; KENT Furnished rooma for light KKlfe; carbon roof pamv and roof cement corn but turned weak on which (21 West lasts Use New Tnrfttlnn. ed only at rare intervals in specula- selling nouseKeeplng. Silver. atopa leaks; five year. Devoe Rooms Harnett was observed to come ready floor Jap-a-la- Building tive issues. from recent, Full KENT Two rooms furnished for paint, paint, Valspar, Phones, office 554. Residence 268. heavy purchasers. The feelin;; Male. light housekeeping. 21D West Uronlte mohair top and teat dressing, Motur car fin- Traders have evidently arrived at WANTED ish, cold water and be satisfied. developed that the market had Cook A micond" ci.uH u.1 until, i'ull- - FOK KENTModera rurnnmea rooms; no kalgomlne, W. T. Ml UPIIY, M. n. the conclusion (hat market Wanted man Thos, F. Keleher, 401 W. Central. Phone 410). prevailing feeling developed that the market had Cafe. f!Skirunnln nMr' Weat Central. Practice Limited to Tuberculosis Wright conditions will experience no ma- Wages $40 W'ANTUD little buying power. Country receipts a monh. Can go home MkIh man, also mechanical Full KENT housekeeping building; opposite postoffice. Office hours, terial change until the next Light rooms; 10 to 12 m 3 to 8 m. office Liberty on the advance. The close nights. Phone 1049. mnn, American (laragp. no children. 611 West Coal. a. p. Phone, Loan has been figured ' rOR 8ALB 397-- 397-- successfully floated. wss weak, Vtc to ',4c net lower with MONKBRIDGE Vv A.N J ED nuuT ONE residence The presence in this of Secre- MANOR. Expvrieno'U jmntYy FOR RENT Rooma on o. week, baui; Centrifugal pump and city October at In the dull atmos- woman. Pullman Cafe. no over Clolden motor. With pressure control. Ap- I)K. MARGARET O. ( AUTWIUOIIT tary McAdoo was coincident an- H'c. sick; Rule Store. with of the a little WANTED Fl rs t c laws nduw ply D. Welnmau. care Economist. tn Chil- other advance in LiHertv phere provisions pit k .dimmer. FOR KENT HouxekeepliiK room, rraetlre Limited Women'! and 3'.'s to the was sufficient to offset While House, Santa Fe, N. M. prlvnle dren's Diseases high record of $102.06.- This new profit taking family. Kath, private entrance. 3fl North demand from scattered commission WANTED Man to wash boUle and cans. Fourth. 1123 E. Central phone 671, AJtiunuerqueNM. maximum compares with the Uezemt-k'- t FOIt SALE Fly year's houses. Apply Dairy,, 13M North FOK KENT Furnished rooms for party leaving town this DR. COKEH minimum of ,$97.20. Fourth1. light week. Find car .1914 model with SARAH and 121 2 touring Closing prices: housekeeping single rooms. 1 91 S Limited to Chlldien. Shippings were the active and Sheep Receipts WANTED Teacher of manual North Third. new engine; Maxwell touring ear 1017 rnirtlce Corn Sept., $1.64; Oct., $1.65. 17,000. Lambs training two Office Rooms 1 and 3, Wright Hid. strong features of the opening but fell steady, sheep slow. and mechanic. Hlu Orando In- FOK RUNT model; bicycles; child's motor crib; Oats Sept., 722c: Oct., 74 c. Lambs, $16 25M Newly furnished room and five-roo- modern with built-i- Fourth and Oold. back abruptly following $ 1 dustrial Schnul, liox 595 (Tty. cottage publication Pork Sept., $44.10; Oct., $44.50. feeders, 13.75 (tv 7.85 ; ewes sleeping porches; reasonable rates, 613 features and furniture on East Sliver; Hours 3 p. m. to 6 P. m. of authoritative denials. ewes, $16.25 (ft WANTED Man North Second. Lard 18.25; $13. 75 to run wulldrlll, prefer man t welve-root- house with two bath Rctltlence Phone !075. Office Phono!M Sept., $26.72; Oct., $26.82. feeders, without rooms, Kails, steels, equipments and vari- ewes, $11.25 fc ( family and one who understands Foil KENT Nice ous Ribs Sept., $24.90; Oct., $25.10. l'.Oo; 13.25. . room. Bleeping porch, all eight aleeplng, largo porches furniture, miscellaneous issues held within .wvw iiiuuiiimu. permanent cnance modern conveniences. Finely located. Call barn, garage, shade trees, near to rlnht row r. one point areas, with a disposition to Kansas party. Add iltimtler, enre Journal til West copper. ten desirable, residence lots in FOR RENT Miscellaneous. NEW YORK MONEY. City Livestock. at ease at the irregular close. The one Kansas 21. (jOVEUNMKNT NEEDS 20,000 CLERICS-- FOR KENT Furnished rooms and house- highlands; two now tents; complete camp- City, Aug. Cattle Re- office furniture: etc. HoliKir'e2d''RMIeto"'jw Btriking setback was made Cuban 12,000. Washington. Examination everywhere In keeping apartmente, all new and modern, ing outfit; Telephone 1W1 Axno. by ceipts Market Steers 2141-- rate. 8. Garcia, North New York, 21. Mercantile; steady. August. Experience Men 215 North Sevemh. J or call 1124 East Silver. American Sugar, which dropped six- Aug. $17.0018.25; $10.0 14 50- - unnecessary. and 60 western, women desiring RIO FOK SALE At The Co. Store, cor- teen points. Sales amounted to 215,-00- 0 paper, unchanged; sterling day cows, lG.25(fe 12.00; government posltluna write GRANDE HOTEL Rooma and apart- Meyers heifers, $7.50 m for free C. avenue A lot Rooms With shares. bills, 4.72 percent; others unchang- nu; particulars to J. Leonard, (form- ments, em West Central, lira. Richard ner First street and Coppr For Rent Bojtrd. it. ieeuers, $7.00(16.50; calves, er Clv!l Seivlce of furniture and fixtures. Including one elee. The enlarged bond dealings resulted ed; demand, 4.7545; cables, 4.76. $8.0014.00. Examiner.) loss KenoH West, Proprltress. KENT East room wltn boald, Bids., Washington. trie player-pian- one upright piano, bar FOR porch; mainly from increased in Francs Demand, DOT; tables, 566; Hogs IMPERIAL ROOMS Nrc clean rooms; cash show cases, private family. 623 South High. activity Receipts 11,000. Market rates or outfit, typewriters, register, Liberty issues, other divisions show- guilders, demand filli, cables, 51. lower. Hulk, $18.50 19.30 hy day week; oyer WoolworUVs, heating stoves, shelf Lires heavy, S19 3 West Central. step ladders, large FOTtlE! Large, clean ruotng, aleeping ing slight Total sales Unchanged. $18.25 roll desk, plat- l'Ji'.'-W- . WH irregularity. light, iH9. 30; pigs, $17.00 ) WANTED Competent ealeswomau. ladder and track, dlagraph, porch and board. Phone par value, aggregated $8,250,000. Old Mexican dollars Unchanged. Wennornlst. FOR KENT Large airy room aleeplng form scale, trucks, office desks, chairs, South Edith. Time loans porch suitable for bot- United Slates coupon 4's rose on Steady, unchanged. Sheep A.Mt.D light housekeeping, shelving and counter", copper measures, Call Receipts 4,000. Market uni fr (jeneral huusewurkT" 314 I6.no. inquire 1:117 North First. and other articles FOR R E NT Rooms with sleeping porchea. sales, others unchanged. money Strong, unchanged. 1 West tling outfit, bar glusswaro 1st board. - steady: Lambs, $16.00 2.25; Marquette. J- hot and odd water, clnst table year- AMERICAN HOTEL, 603 -l West Central, too numerous to mention all goea dirt cheap Closing prices: lings, . Cnsa do Oro, 613 Wett Gold. tt COTTON. $11.5016.00; wethers, $10 00 WANTED (iiri or woman, for Opened tinder new management, house- ror no aeceni one, American Heet Sugar fiRi XEW YORK housework. "'.'4 genurul cosn, C('14.76; ewes, $9.00 14.00. West Copper. keeping and sleeping rooma, rates reason- u.or. iv. Inn. Corner First street and FOR RENT Sleeping porch furnlthed American Can able. 461 WANTED Girl or woman for Phone 801, avenue. rooma. first-clas- s table board. 101 South American & Vi New York, Aug. 21. Cotton futures general Copper Smelting Refining. 78 Denver LivcsUx k. Joework. Apply402 East Silver. Edith. Phone 880. Mrs. Abbott. American Tel. & Tel 96 closed steady. Oct., $31.97; Dec, W A N Rouen. Denver, Aug. 21. Cattle TE b Oood wonTiin cook! per aultable American Zinc 9 $31.28; Jan., $J1.15; March, $31.0(1; Receipts month. 110 ";' WANTED Miscellaneous. FOR RENT Nice room and porch 500. Market 25c to 5Uc South Third, phone 854. FOR RENT Furnished room 414 Weat Sli- rates $35.00. Phone Anaconda CG May, $30.95. higher than for two with board, Copper 1 WOMAN ver; nu alck, no children. Monday. Reef steers, $8.00i(! 5.00; For "general houwwork ;"du oooiT 1.M8-- 636 South Arno. Atchison 85 cows Ing, Address Box 26, KENT and heifers, $ 7.5011 10 Albuquerque. FOIt Desirable front room, no slcki Ranch Baltimore & Ohio f NEW YORK METAL. or children. 714 If need a call MRS. W. II. REED, of the Lockhart ri4',i $11. 00 W 13. 00. WANTED Maid rorltejieral houseworkT West Rllver. WANTED you carpenter, Jt Arno. aha Butte & 1D95-- has moved to 603 South where Superior 28 Hogs 300. Apply 600 North Fourth. Phone SU. 'on RENT Nicely fir.it B. Durllng. Phone Lead-Mar- ket Receipts Market furnished room, It to take health seekers. Phone Canadian Pacific New York, 21. steady 6011 prepared Ifl0',2 Aug. Top, $19. GO; bulk, $1 8.75 19.00. WANTED Competent housekeeper at class hoard next door. West Oold." WANtTcdTo biTy'the best twelve hundred 2336. Central Leather C9 once. . unchanged. Sheep Receiuts 3.500 MmUnf Mn. T. Phillips, 415 South FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms, no pound horse alx yesrs old. John Mann. Mil. & St. Paul 47 Firm. East St. Louis de- Walter. sick EL JARDIN ESCONDIDO The convalea-cent- s Chicago, Spelter steady. Lambs, $17.00i& and children. First class board. 703 WANTED Oood and rifle. The Chlno 39 $9.00 (5; 9.12 14. 17.75; owes. West Silver. shotgun Ideal home. Has room with private Copper livery, spot i .ihi 7j; i 3,11(1. WANTED A girl for general housework. Exchange, 120 West Oold. Phone 1111, Colorado Fuel & 4G K FOR RENT bath. Also desirable double room vacant. Iron " Apply Miller ft Blumenshlne Dairy, 1723 Large room furnished; modern W D Kecption" room and office furn- Crucible West Central. conveniences and ANTE 1801 West Central. Phone 1111. Steel 08 LIVESTOCK MARKETS. (Additional RlarUets on imire four. ) heat for winter. 400 iture. Will pay reasonable price. Phone WANTED First-clas- s South Seventh, Cuba Cane Sugar 30'8 plono player, must 2I9C-J- . SHADY NOOK ranch offers excellent room Erie be a sight reader and have lots of FOR KENT Nicely room and board. the to 15 C1iieaer Uvcstock. FOR REN! "pep". furnished with A E flat bass horn. In Juat place get atrong. Apartments. Call at Woolworth's. housekeeping WANTED good For ratea 2439F-4- ; free Great Northern Ore Ctfs 31 Chicago, Aug. 21. Cattle Receipts privileges, Hdy or married at Bennett Indian Trading Co,, phone transportation flreat Von KENT Furnishes couple. S(I2 West Lead. quire Accommodations now available. Mrs. H. is. Northern pfd 92 11,000. Market strong. Reef cattle, apartment. Elms Fourth ami Gold. Thomsa. 51 1 MQiei, corner eirst ana Inspiration Copper $10. OOfi) 18.85; butcher stock, heifers. Tljeraa. WANTED Highlands. WANTED At once second hand furniture Mer. FOrt Two three-roo- Eperlenced Spanish salesladies. Int. Marine Pfd. Ctfs 101 $7.50(914.25; cows, $12.75 014.00; KET and apart- - C. FOR and kitchen utensils; also cook atove or - J. Penney Company. RENT room with Kennecott Copper- 33 Vj $0.75 ft) 7.76: """' " room. Larg. alecpln, 2190-- J BUSINESS CHANCES. canners and cutters, eieeping Highland t0T wo- - range. Phone House. -- porln'. ' Kaat Central. Louisville & Nashville 115 stockers and fancy, $7.50f8 'j.1. to lo feeders, FOR ItiiNT FuniisheU WANTED Doctor wlsaes purchase 14 rooma. Mexican ?1 7.25 (fH 17.75 ; western ?OR ItENT Three or four room FOR SALE Albuquerque Hotel, Petroleum 100'i 13.00; calves, furniahed eSCh Week'rofoiwTsem211 cation to practice medicine In rew Miami 20(1 tramC"' Pr Ea9t C4n' ' 316 South First. Copper 27 range beef steers, $13.50.fi.50; cows apartments, modern; Block, South Sixth FOR RENT Address Doctor, cure Journal. Missouri Pacific 23 34 Inquire Savoy hotel office Dwellings. FoH KENT Two Seventh and and heifers, $9.00(0)12.50. FOItlNTFu7nT.Fe'd"'rooin andilTeTiinl HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR JUNK building at Montana Power 69 'A Hogs 11,000. Oood hogs FOIt HUNT Furnished apartment In the porch, suitable for two. JUNK CO., Caneral Avenue. Apply to J. E. Elder, New Receipts Also rooms for BY THE SOUTHWESTERN York Central 73 U strong, others steady to 10c lower. Washington. .Available for occupancy on North. housekeeping, phone 1940-- 114 WEST LEAD. PHONE. 111.. WJD ALSO agent. September 1st. Call at W. Three-roo- Northern Pacific 90 Top, $20.00; butchers, $19.20 19.95; Apt. FOU KENT cottage, furnished; FOR RENT Room, BUT OLD AUTOS. FOR SALE Hotel, seventeen well furnlehed 1011 wlthltot and cofd". oloae to Pennsylvania $19. 25fr $17.90 IIS month. Inquire North First. ter, sleeping 412 Second-San- d mens aud boys1 rooms, centrally located, depot. 43(14 light, 20.00; packing, porches and board. East WANTED Owner will sacrifice. See National Invest FOR RENT Office Rooms. FOK KENT Three-roo- .....n, , noun tuo-r- t, and underwear. Alto tranka unfurnished house clothes, ahoea ment Co.. 102 North Third. oTTItBNTwKcriniiU shade; outbuildings; $10.00, 1300 FOR Re'.NT Four ' and ault cases. Call (1. Chicago Second- v Inquire roums furnlnhed. iKbts , North Second. and hand SIT South Flrat of upstairs, over Woulwnrth's otore , . gas; also one room with le ping More, FOR SALE New stock furniture, atovea FOR RENT a front porcn. uu z r.ast central. WANTED 60,000 bags, y from to to to and ranges, shoe repairs, hardware and ooBpectlng office Boutn. store rooms over Dolrien Rule TUnra. FOR RENT- - een- - each. I0O tone acrap Iron. Pay from fixtures. Phono 2033, ur address 621 Five-roo- ",""r"' ,,fwiy turnisneu s FoK KENT modern liuuae. Ing and light to per lb. Patrlntlo duty. SL Loult North Seventh street for further Informa- water 930 Boutli housekeeping rooms, with paid. Third. Phone pns, also steeping porchea. 614 South Amo. Junk Co., 406 South rirst atreet. Phone Wi. tion. WANTED Position. 12B3-- Phone 1.HI2-- MATTRESSES renovated In Bame or new FOR RENT Small slor7 room FOR KENT Furnished house with at the end WANTED Position oy office tick. Furniture repaired, upholstered and of the street car line. University Heights. man. experienced canvass sleeping porch. Light and water 3enerli. I V Bookkeeper, salesman or clerical FOR: KENT reflnlshed. Springs reatrctched. Satisfaction Splendid opportunity for a young man or Hneln; atore or office. Address E. paid; $10.00 per month. Inquire 811 West Furnished room In modern Mattress Factory. woman hero for their health. Small stock iiiiffffijin'ii 11 8., Journal Coal. home with gunrantoed. Albuquerque i'iiiiiiiiii mwmmmmmmmmMm WANTlinPosltion sleeping porch; aluo board 1011 South Second. Phone 471. required. Two hundred to three hundred ill bydrugKlst"18 "years Phono 1213. students and experience; at present employed, but mas-- . university a neighborhood ot WOUld Hire In nut. . i....; . - Illghlanon. WANTED Corerul kodak finishing by possibly that many more to draw from. Like FOR SALE ter photographers. Twice daily service. Rent per month. D. K. H. the ceaseles3 turning of a great wheel, FOK RENT Furmsned rooms. Jit Bouth Automobiles. satisfaction guaranteed. Send (j Inquire 102. Remember, Sellers. operating the tremendous machinery in a plant Walter. Phone FOR BALE 1917 Maxwell. 1n first .class your flniBhlng to- reliable, established firm, WANTED Sewing. lull KENT Furnlshea wo.room ouave conanion. t.au at 111 South Fourth. rianna ft itanna, master photographer!. I'l.AT.N HBW1NU - wlth ''"P1" 1082 South Walter. Saxon From tlie moment of. their insertion in the .specialty In'hlTdren's porch. FOR SALE roadster, will sell very WANTED Dwellings. dresses and house dresses. Coll 06 FOR KENT Four-roo- house two cheap, good condition. Call 1H7 Cen- PERSONAL. at glanaed East WANTLI Three r four-roo- furniahed Want Columns of the Jour- south Seventh. In porches. Wter paid, 114. Phone 16J2-- tral. , Albuquerque Morning MRS. II. I BU8KET TAXI LINE Phone cottage, with sleeping porch and bath; Three-roo- FOIt SALE One nal, the WANT ADS. operate tirelessly, WANTED FOR RENT furnished cottage. complete "Set of wheels 606. special ratea to parties. will pay between $25 and $25, Phone 1.115, incessantly, Salesmen, Inquire (17 South Broadway. Phone 21 84 J. for Frrd; nearly new; cheap. P. O. Box between 12 noon and 1 p. m. and 6 and 874, QUICKLY, 'vVNTEijSSTwmmi FOR RENT Three-roo- furnished house, City. o. m. red. HI South Fourth. with sleeping porch, J16.00 per month. FOR SALE Maxwell, tamable for FOSAUflwjgfc" Thousands of eyes-Te- lling Water paid. 0:2 South Walter. light delivery service. Very reasonable. FOK SALE Terms Meeting NT Phone 1164k furnrsnea home, $2,000. FOR SALL Livestock. FOR-RE- SiJMroom modern completely pays 10 per cent. Phone Owner 685. . house. 608 A BEST In furnished Sotuh mo. Lawn buy state Model N Uuppmoblll SALE Nice three-roo- what is most urt ALE Twi, sow. 1398-W- ., FOR bungalow7"f needed, in demand, in and toaTTiBeold and shade trees. Phone 140.00, for 62'. Cash buyera only considered. ' . leaving town. 709 East Santa Fe. MAIL STACK of FOrTKENT Modern furnished on Photielli7-R- t every walk lifej every industry, every vocation. BALE flat Eaat FOK SALE five rooms; beautl- - Phone call ny time. hOH Two well aanator-turn- s. FOR SALE 101S Bulck Bungalow; anywhere. broken cow pontes. Central car line, convenient to light six, - 1473-- . fully furnished, $5,000. plrone Lr. Silver City 7 a m.; ar. Mogollon I p.m. DeftemcA. a iairy. rnona 851, Tharton & Co., Third and Gold. ger, run less than 300 miles; for quick the needs Five-roo- heat-e'- l; Lv. Mogollon 7 a.m.; ar. Silver City pan. Telling your eyes of others OR 6ALi; Two sale will take $1,250. Address care FOIt SALE modem brick, t htrses. one kOK KENT Small furnished cottage, mod- - Beat auto In southwest. or buggy and Journal. six lots. Whole or part. Central. 623 eoutppei livery harness, will trade foe hi. - ern, glassed porchee; good location. Journal. BENNETT MOTOR T84N8H CO. , Skillfully managing the exchange of labor Mks. JC0.1 North First.1 Phone 381 mornings. Keyi 15'.'4 East Cen- FOK SALE One Ford roadster 1917 model. Silver City, N. M. " FOK SALE In Old adobe JERSEY 1IOOS tral. ' Also one Ford touring car 1917 model. Town, mental and physical, helping to buy, sell, rent ex- Registered Tmlln Both cars In fine condition. See house. Price 1760.00. P. O. Box 36, Old mune to cholera. Some fine Furnished four-roo- modern these cars boars ready FOK KENT 313 West Silver. Albuquerque, N. M. and in scores of for service for sale. Dr. R, B. In also three-roo- at Phillips Garage, CARDS. change, employ othet, ways. Human ' El house; glassed porch; FOR SALE Nice furnished TIME Paso, Texas. house: two porches; large chicken yard. FOR SALE A prlxe for some one. Beautiful home, and Phone 499. 1918 Mitchell new. a good paying business, $4,000, halt cash. it will a ,.' THE RIO O HA NDE DUROC-TFcCo- 100 East Central. car, nearly snap Surely you thousand Cash. 11,175s 11,226. will be re- Bungalow. Journal office. rejiay Albuquerque The largest breeders of reg- General. terms, It fold to read and use the WANT AD istered hogs In the aouthwest.. duced 126 each week till sold. Act quickly. FOR SALE 106 ft. lot. modern bungalow, Can aupply -- COLUMNS of the you with herd boars and young stuff at FOll Furnished house; call 2102-- Phone 685. Fourth week August 20 to 27, rented. House suitable for boarders; hat moderate prices. We can also aupply you two screened porchea. Box 5, care Journal with medicated .crude oil for lice, at 50e per Out buildings. Plain crude oil FOR gallon. at 25o per gallon. FOR SALE Nine room houae; four room ATCHISON, TOrKKA SANTA FB RIAL-WA- V Oil furnished to all pig club members free. FOR SALE Afr"""!Furniture for flveroom house. apartment upstairs; bath room on each CO. Office 12U South Third. 409 $6,500.00 will two All complete. Inquire North Edith. floor; hot water heat: lawn, shade treet . . FOR SALE buy delight- 1514-- Westbound. ful, modern mountain home on the Pecoa Phone and garage. 616 West coal. No. CI us. Arrive Depart. river, Including 160 acres of land adjoining FOR BALK; Furniture. Second hand dining FOK SALE (By Owner) modern 1. The Scout 7:10 pin. 1:30 pm. Ranch resort. Thla offer holds room buffet and con- brick hardwood 3. California Limited ..11:45 am. 11:46 WANTED Salesman with ac- the Valley table, chairs; good (first wnrd), floors, two pm. Spanish good only to Sept. 1st. For further parti- dition. 815 West Roma. Tel 752. porchea, basement. Price 13,600.00, P. O. 7, Fargo Fast 10:45 am- - 11:15 am. quaintance. Ill South Fourth. I2E. culars apply Box Valley Ranoh. N. M, Box 213, City. , I. The 1:30 am. 1:31) am. For insertion in the Sunday issue, get your WANTED Al shoo FOR SALE New stock of furniture, Navajo salesman, must apeak FOR SALE Cement block Southbound. I - Bnanlah fluentlv. Amwr -- ,... stoves Btove house five rooma in early.- We cannot guarantee insertion if and ranges, repairs, 801. El Paso Express 10:11 pm, copy nd salary expected. The White House, CARPENTERING. store Phono sleeping porch, cellar, city water, corner . - hardware and figures. lot one block from car to 307. El Paso Expreaa ... 11:46 am. copy is not received before 6 p. m. nuiies. re, F., al, . 2032. or address 551 North Seventh line, handy chop FOR CARPENTER work, reasonable. Drop a' little cash and 111 per month. Call 1301 Enttbeund. . . f!arl Norm wn mh street for further Information. South Ami Phone 1900-- ' 10. The Scout .7:15 am. 1:06 am. Don't neglect to 'call and get your answers, TYPEWRITERS. - I. The Navajo.' .,fl:00 pm. 1 :4V pm. PASTURAGE. FOH SALE residence In Hlgh- 4. California Limited.'. because Worth ... :00pm. 7:00 pm. these little ads results. MO-W-Ey..- lands. $3,000, and will always bring TYPEWRITERS All makes, overhauled and LOAN. $1,0I) awing I. Santa Fe Eight pin. 10:1 pm. Al- , 70 It. The amount repaired. Ribbons for every machine. FOR RENT acres good pasture; $1 pef the house will rent for will - From Bon In. 111 LOAN On a balance on buquerque rypwrlter Kichaage. Phooe atONHT TO rel estate aesttrtty. momn.. uuiue nauca, auiica auuiu ui pay monthly payments. Phone 811. Kansas City and Chicago, ....T:00am. 121 Soutfc VuurUi . 1JJT-- O-- .w.'' Ill Heat Quid, Ult iKftllx Co. Hum IM, town, Ptione 1811, '. Aadreti I, 441, City., aOK, tuilH Sod OHimto ucTllim I

EIGH Albuquerque Morning Journal, Thursday, August 22, 191S.

CRESCENT HARDWARE CO. SPEAKER LAUDS NATIONAL LIFE 818 WEST CENTRAL AVE. FOR SALE! k-k- TODAY ONLY Plumbers, Hot Water and Steam Heaters, Tinners Pursuant to instructions PART STATE IS names from the New Mexico Coun- House of High-clas-s Pictures and Music 'Wrot" Steel Warm Air Furnaces mm cil of Defense, the Adjutant General will sell the prop- A GREAT HUMAN SACRIFICE I ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. erty of the late Mem tvc.es t, lii death to make happy H e man he had sworn to kill PHONE SIS. ALBUQUERQUE, N. U. PLAYING FOR GUI Military IRK Camp on the mesa. There WILLIAM FOX PRF.SKXTS are approximately 70 build- ings, varying from 20x60 WILLIAM FARNUM Tells Kiwanis Club New Mex- The National Life insurance com- feet to 20x120 feet, and in the 101S Version of Hall Cause's Great Novel pany of the Southwest has recently water different di- Crackers ico Should Be Proud of appointed Colonel J. II. o ltielly as pipe, Buy Today! city manager from amount a number mensions. Persons interest- THE BONDMAN Have Shown of applicants. He has been actively ed will call on Spirit People of Albu-ouerqu- e at the camp iiilinni'i-il- . Received will .k'H identified with the affairs and War Review They have larga shipment yesterday New Mexico General Eaca or Also Mutt and Jeff Ccmedy today at the old lire. The 17'tc packages will advance to L'llo. Toward Food Conservation, and the state of Adjutant - tor and 3 fcl 1'ic si';c- will advance to luc will nearly thirty years, viwihe h i s the straight, 4e packages the' Occidental Life which representative for Ci mhiii Friday unci Saturday- - Alic e Brady in "Wom.:ii ami Wile" advance to ."die. organizer of etc. The has taken its place as one "f the prices, lumber mmmnmmm, iramwsjtwMwsMaaaa wheat-le.s- s The of the American Remember today only at former prices, Spired jumbles and part people insurance eompii'ii-'- of the consists of one-inc- h and di- eal.c-- are arain in slock, lb., 25c, and especially the people of New uoutr-wc-st- Mexico in con mension lumber of sizes now are plavmg the food Col. his insurance all Wide month Kerr Mason lids for fruit Jars are also In stock, nervation movement ns an aid to the O'Rielly began dozen, 20c. career with the Mutual Life t New and lengths. winning of the war was lauded hy G York and was their producer II. Powell of Los Angeles, a national Ho tJ. S. Food License No. in the southwest for many years. food administrator, who was one of severed connection with this com- Kiwanis club his Council the chief speakers at the pany to take the active management of Defense luncheon yesterday noon. Mr. Powe'l a THEATER of Life and after was on tram the Washington Hy James llucu, Adjt. (ien. CRESCENT GROCERY a passenger westbound number of years of .successful insur- TODAY AND TOMORROW WARD'S STORE No. 3 which arrived when the club ance with tli'H company "lenilers were in session and made experience HOMER H. WARD ROBERT JONES he organized the Occidental Life. his talk during his short stay hero, The colonel has been the recipro-(an- t S15 Marble Avenue. Coat aud South Walter, leaving the meeting in time to a HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY Phones 676 of many honors since being riume his train before it left. resident of the sunshine state, and FOR SALE Mr. Powell pqinted out the fact that in all of the prom- was now food in the allied holds membership 1916 MAXWELL there less inent organizations in Albuquerque. nations than there lias been at any of the He is, however, more proud Good condition. Ilargtiin at $:!00, tune during the war. Three million wears on the lapel had died service pin that he Call ut 508 West .Silver. people in Poland, he said, of his coat that hot h of his 0 of to (throwing ryant i starvation. According the to make head of cattle In sons are in France fighting speaker 33.000,000 tho world safe for democracy, than of have been killed for 'food pur- be- F.urope nny order or society to which lie ;! YRIC THEATE since the war began, lie said ' poses longs. ) Iii-- that there were no able bodied men Col. , friends of oRtelly FOR SALE Was a In or to do thu The manv shbyrnfe':!' J mn v nwi v left England France best kind of hick in his work in the but that the rais- wish him the bench and cabinet. fields, r.ew field of endeavor. Piano, IN ing of crops was being done by women. i " Al In praising the part America had Phone 2182W "C4l; had in the food conservation move- 6 ment he said that before the war the COOKING AND SEWING Bushman and United States had furnished 10 per Bayne HOLD PICNIC tent of the food for Kurope, while CLUB TO 70 .."The in "A PAIR OF CUPIDS" now it is supplying per cent., This said was made by the LADIES Metro In Five Reels he possible ami club Pent tire of the Americans. In 1917, The girls' cooking sewing How to cut down dress- economy will hold a Saturday at the your he added, America shipped to the al picnic hill, mid win the the a miles making help Ghost of oC Phealin six and half lies more than 200,000,00(1 bushels ranch, iislntf old frocks. GOOD COMEDY REEL of meat, south of the city. Parents of slrls In war, by your wheat, 850,000,000 pounds to attend. remodeled to besides cereals and other foodstuffs these classes are Invited Successfully any will be furnished style In vojeue. PHONK 2I0I-W- . Mr. a tribute to the Transportation Friday and Saturday "THE BRIDE'S AWAKENING' Powell paid for those who do not have their own Rancho" people of New Mexico for their efforts means of to the ranch. Mis" In the food administration, getting aiding Miss Aneta O.iuna rt not a Carol Wilson and A Five-pa- Feature Full of Pep saying that single complaint will be in charge. Plans are to bo had come from this state in regard to of ami Action The of the said further discussed at a meeting the WANTED. meetings ladles the food situation. The speaker club. society of the Baptist church are the people of New Mexico had shown i FXPFRT TYPIST. Must he rapid. old man threw him out of doors because he was wild Another fresh shipment of scheduled this afternoon as follows: themselves to be 100 per cent patriotic been His 1 to The Angelus Hotel, which has at once ut 4i!0 West Lead. Circle at the home of Mrs. Paine; and their spirit of willingness make lead- Apply so he went to work and won a mighty pretty girl and cocoa-n- ut considered one of Albuquerque's laie arops, snow urops, Circle 3, Mrs. Williams on South Arno sacrifices and lend aid to the govern- Phone 718. Ask for Mrs. Donovan. bad men to he had the Circle 4, Mrs. Luna was ing hostelries, will" ho closed Septem- cleaned up a gang of just prove mnrshmallows, wheatless street; llusted, ment, which they had done, onj closed for corn milk boulevard. The lesson will be of could be ber 1st and will remain stuff in him. cakes, crackers, chapter which they proud. will be in a right lunch cakes. 2, W. M. U. manual. Dr. Krass of New York, two months. It opened Nathan and with new equipment in 2 for 15o Dr. E. W. Hall, of St. Louis, Mo., who was listed as the principal Speak- r Cantaloupes, addressed club the early fall. Any Inquiries regand-Im- accompanied by Mrs. Hail; their niece er of the occasion, the rooms will be taken BLIGHTED Sweet Potatoes, lb., 10c Nona on Would Meal or apartments WANTED "HER LOVE" Miss Thompson, und friend, "What Democracy care of Mrs. Fred llamm. Phone Mack Sennctt Paramount Comedy with Charley Murray Miss Florence French, are in the city After tttc War." Dr. W. O. Hope act- by Two passengers for overland trip on of the Tin 227. to Denver. continuing their way to St. ed as chairman meeting. 1 10c Louis, Dr. und Mrs. Hall will spend attendance prize which was donated I.KAVK FRIDAY to H T. stone 74 and they MORXIXO Matteucci, Pailadino&Co. a few days with their .Mrs. by George Valliant, was won by K. Fer jars phone 6 to 11 Adults 15c, Children 10c daughter, will be delivered sure. Raabe & 1 J. T. Hicks, of Alto, N. M. The party Chase, one of the guests. K. J. Cal- today Inquire Hanson, 'hi lie 40 J ; AND MEATS J Ma- GROCERIES left early this morning for Santa Fe. ender of the Burroughs Adding, Mauger. eot W. 495-49- 9 was silent booster an 1 Tijeras. Phones chine company r The executive committee of the good book t v of-th- e Com- each member with a t roads bureau Chamber of presented Bur- PHOXE YOPR ORDERS IN. NO will a entitled "The Story of the Bryant's Delivery merce, hold meeting tonight were n: FOR QUICK SERVICE HOLdCITORS. ALL GOODS at X o'clock. Kcmpenlch of roughs." About sixty present Eugene luncheon. Phone 501. 223 West Copper. DELIVERED. N. M a member of the state the H Truck Driver Wanted Peralta, list included Nathan CASH-SA- VE for for highway committee, has been invited The guest PAY MONEY I Suitable range sheep Krass, New York;W. C. Denny, Oal- 1 lease on long or short term lease. with experience in driving to speak. A letter has been received H. GENTRY'S EGGS DELIVERIES For 8 a. B i lnp; A. A. Hoflin, Chicago; C. Lowlands, I Wm. L. Staley & Co., Second and Brothers by the bureau from State Engineer Con-ro- y ra. and 2 m. For 10 WHITE THICK Strong of Powell, Los Angeles; Mike Nash, Hawkins, Skinner,' Champion, p. llighluuils, French praising the organinattion Moise "Oe a. in. and 4 p. m. No ttpocial for country work. Apply to Undertakers bureau a co- George P. Hill, Itabhi Bergman, mid Son Jose Market: dozen. the and assuring hearty D. M. Rosen wald, B. PROMPT SERVICE. PHONE operation. Nestor Montoya, Grunsfeld Bros. Spitz, Max Nordhaus, Walter Connell, 624 76. STRONG BLK., COPPER 2 Colonel W. S. Hopewell, Colonel I). C. E. K. T. SUITS $1 Phone J A. B. Dr. J. S. Cipes. Ijowber. CLEANED, AND SECOND. 4 K. U. Sellers, O. N. Marron, A. R. C. A. Christ-ma- n Chase, Hebenstreit, Four suits pressed $1.25. ' Mcliafley and Warren Graham, leave and W. C. Reld of Albuciuerciue. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN this morning for Santa Fe where they Contract plan. Columbia Cleaning Co. - Phono BO. 7"and stockkeeper for Cotton goods will attend a meeting of the demo- PpIIvwv. FOOD mLWIN cratic state central committee, which department. is to choose time and place for FOR RKNT Purntshed five-roo- THE BRITISHERS the und THE ECONOMIST holding the state convention. ADillRAT new bungalow. Sleeping porch LOCAL ITEMS Lou SancheE, who en- large Imxement. AH mouern Improve- ENLIST NOW! Cbrporal ments. lose In. of Ml" Icco-ool- d in the field from ( Inquire listed 3;i4th artillery 701 West Phone Michigan and whose home wa',s in Meyer, Copper. All persons wishing to enlist In the 1010. B. M. WIlcLTAMS forces are re- Puj'Uito, was drowned in Camp Dix. DECIDES ON NEW British or Canadian 3."k- - Dentist on Tourlat Cafo. N. J., according ,to informatioon re- MAZOLA OIL, pint quested to call the undersigned. lunches. Pullman - Rooms 1 and 2. Building ceived here last night. Sanchez was YOUR HAULING BY TONS MA.OLA OIL. iiart TIN- Whiting Martin & Thorn. TaiL Phone 27S. school and re- 35c Phone No. 881. British Canadian a graduate of Menaul Is Motorized Delivery. BACON, pound Vimer Second and OnM Recruiting Or. T. E. Tanntis ret'jrned ceived an advanced education in by Ilenry's F. F. O. (i. ROLLED OATS, , Mlsslou from Jemest Phone :!. day Springs. Michigan. Details of his death were SCRIP BOOK guaranteed, while they last, .Mrs. Blaine Iper has returned not learned. R.R. package 10c ' a three-mont- visit in the east. For stone jars phone 74 and they from Arthur Seligman, chairman of the Haabe & DAIRY MAID Oeorge R. has returned from will be delivered today sure. HOMINY, per tan lie WANTED George Roslington Craig democratic state central committee, Welch's and Armours Grupo Juice 40c Resident Officer Santa Fe where he spent some time motored down from Santa Fe Tuesday Mauger. Two for 75c A to a Ford truck. Ap- cn business and pleasure. and remained in the city until Wed- to be on all lines boy drive will 8 Scrip hooks good Persons who wish to renew or take Peas, Com, 2 for 25e The Miapah class meet, at nesday forenoon. Mr. Seligman stated under federal control and which will ply "t o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. is taken In out memberships In the Red Cross Can 'iy2 lbs. Guaranteed Peaches tonight that much interest being and replace all existing and 20c Howard. 612 South Arno. of the committee which is supersede tick- pan do so by calling at BtronK's Book Pears the meeting forms of scrip hooks and mileage Baby size Milk 7 l-- size 5c Bryant's Delivery T Dr. H. J. Davis left last night for scheduled for today at the state capi- ets have been decided upon by the Store, O. A. Matson A Co., Grlmshaw's Mountainair on professional business. a is ex- lull size, l."c size 12c I tal and attendance administration. or Mrs. B. or l-- large United States railroad II. Fergnson, by phoning Box 7 size. , . .6c t Km rAR ; Jle will return Sunday night. TV.Ci.iir l.nnku urill Ut On Sill6 Large Matches, saif pected. Hntlur the chairman of the Membership com- Potted 7 size 5c Mr. and Mrs. George Ulumenshine, fifteen-dolla- r Hum, -- and books 1SM-- l-- Look Over the LIki Yon 1 announce August 20th, mittee. No. Vienna lSo 12 Blay 720 West Contral avenue, 16th. tnirty-notin- r Sausage, size.... on September The Roust '40c size '. . .85c rind Just What You Wont. the hirth of a daughter last night. 88(1 worth Beef, WANTED RESOLUTIONS ARE books will contain coupons Corned 40c 35c The ladies' aid society of St. Paul's cents each and 90 coupons worth CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP Beef, sl.e One Overland Touring, com- three Stuffed Plain 1 5c 12 English Lutheran church has ADOPTED AGAINST one cent each. The fifteen-dolla- r Olives, size, position, posi- $275 robe for the PHONTS Ml Medium disco $125 Stenographic legal pleted an ambulance books will contain 4!0 coupons worth -- tion Address C One Overland Roadster. .. .$150 J ted Cross. FREE CALL AVt nFLTVERT Lurge size Crlsco $2.00 preferred. I. J. MAGAZINE ARTICLE three cents each and 30 coupons worth BATCH'S OLt OTAWT care One Overland The board of county commissioners one cent each. Smull Cottoleno 55c Journal. touring (in excellent con- - will hold a meeting at 2 o'clock this war tux is to be collected at Medium Cottoleno $1.10 dition) almost new $800. Resolutions in to "Amer- the Cottoleno $2.75 rtternoon In the court house in Old opposition the time the books are sold. On thirty-dolla- r the Want Ad Way Large One Overland Touring, Albuquerque. ica's Unguarded Gateway," an article books the tax will he J2.40 and Try Wesson Oil, one pint anil tlirec- - $250 which in num- Word has been received here of the appeared the August on the fifteen-dolla- r books, $1.20. ounce cans ...,40c One Port, Touring $450 birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Evon ber of the North American Review, Hook will be honored ftt Medium slzo Snowdrift , $1.10 One Overland were a coupons Light Touring, J. Vogt,, of Kamah, N. M., in Oallnp offered by Nnthan Bibo, at face value by all roads under federal Compound Lard, it lbs t)5c Dog License 6- - passenger $150 on August 20. meeting of the Bernalillo council of control for any number of persons for LOST 5 lbs $1.15 One Wyllls-Knig- defense unani- Compound Lard, Touring, Mrs. p. J! Altmix has returned from Monday night and payment for: 10 lbs $2.35 7- - passenger excellent visit with In 111. adopted. on trains' In coaches, Compound Lard, Notice! (an a relatives Qtilncy, mously (a) Passage Ladies' Wrist Watch Silver Leaf 5 lbs $1.65 buy) $1250 Miss Anna Altmix of that city accom- The resolutions follow: or sleeping cars, not including Lard, All owners of dogs who fail to parlor Ret w een Orlmsluiw's. Silver 1caf Iurd. 10 lbs. $3.00 panied her here for a visit. "Whereas, the fair name of the payments tor seat cnarges or siec-j-In- park and procure dog license on or before MANY BARGAINS AMONG Miss Asselin underwent on state of New and the loyal- The honor- Reward. Phone 2H0. Gullon Pie Fruits, Peaches and be Ijurine Mexico, car accommodations. 0c August 31, 1918, for the year THE ABOVE. CALL AND for at St. Jo- of its citiens has been of books on trains will be confined Apricots 1, 1913, will be operation appendicitis ty wrongfully ing 7 ginning Aug. LOOK EM Tuesday. She was re- attacked by a certain Wray, in an ar- to fares shown In tariffs carried Armour's Chipped Beef, ozs..,,30e the ordinances Til OVER seph's hospital the Red Salmon, 1 lb. 30c prosecuted under ported to be doing well last night. ticle published In the North Ameri- by conductors. Detachments on trains which provide for such license. There will be a stated con- can Review, the of Sando-vu- l will based on ticket fares in- Red Salmon, lb 20c regular we, people be (not E-- C Corn 10c KISTLER-OVERLAN- clave of Pilgrim commandcry No. 3, county, hereby denounce the said cluding war tax) and not on penalty LOUIS C. GIELITZ Flakes, ikg I D CO. t K. at 8 o'clock. Visit- to be Large Can Hominy 12 4c Geo. D. Hammond T., this evening artlclo the erratic production train fares. 613-51- cow- at tariff MERCHANT TAILOR, lireakiawt Corfoe 27 &c Phone 710. 5 W. Central. ing sir knights will be welcome. of a diseased mind, a miserable, tb) In payment for tickets Wedding CITY CLERK Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McCaffery re- ardly invention, a lying misrepresent- fares (not including war tax) if pre- Just received, fine line of English Bulk Peanut Butter, lb 30c ceived word that their son. Patrick, ation and I fact, an article written by sented at ticket offices. Suiting for Autumn and Winter Walter Baker's Chocolate, lb 40o was Silver N. M-- . Sat- of for char- Walter Baker's lb . . , married at City, a luscrupulous fellow, for the sake (c) In payment baggage 107 SOUTH FOURTH Cocoa, ,50c urday, August 17, to Miss Jessie Corn seelg his name in print. We the peo- ges as authorized in baggage tariff. Oluss jar brand Apricots and of this city. n ple of this county can proudly refer d) War tax Is not collected when Third door north of Postoffice, Pears, 2 for 85c Aid of the are made since the War The Indies' society to the history of New Mexico and detachments See window display on Kerr's Christian church will meet In the prove to all our fellow citiens of the tax Is paid for the whole book when Fruit Jars. church at 3 o'clock this after- whole U is parlors United States and the world, purchased. FULL LINE OF QUAKER CEREALS noon. All women of the church are that from its infancy as a part of the " AUCTION SALE ursed to be present. Union, New Mexico has always nobly TWO ARE HELD TO The Christian endeavor society of responded to the call of our govern- Santa Fe St. Paul's Lutheran church has call- Stage NEW GOODS-NE- W PRICES English ment whenever our president GRAND JURY ON A 315 3rd Street . eve-rin- South will have a hay-rid- e party Friday ed upon us and that the records of Tomorrow, Aug. 23, at The will drive to the Sun- clean as of Albuquerque to Santa Fe CASH ONLY party our courts are as those CHARGE OF ASSAULT 22. Sale Will at 2:40 p. m. shine ranch on North Fourth street. rnv other state in the Union, and not Commencing week July Start Promptly Bertha Wilson and Bessie Lee were as are said to be in the article. Singer Taxi Co., Thone 600. they A 1 Note seme the follow- fined $20 each in police court yester- We ask the editor of the North Amer- Oscar Hatley ohd his son, Floyd Four rooms of furniture to he sold.. of on the of resolu- each were bound over to await Leaves ing articles: day afternoon charge ican Review to publish this Hatley, Mondays, Frank , Trotter ohaij-s- drunkenness. They were arrested at tion." the action of the grand jury follow- Mahogany dresser, one suite of mahogany four reed chairs, Santa Stationmaster a before John W. Wednesdays, Fridays liook caw, several smnll ImnI mid mattress, window the Fe station by (Signed) NATHAN BIBO, ing hearing Justice , rugs, springs Sinclair. Wilson on a of felonious as- and Saturdays. I IS WEST GOLD drapci-ieM- one dozen well selected cot, porch swing, refrig- Ed Chairman, Committee on Resolutions. charge pictures, other Ileuben Perry, Peter Cameron and sault. Mrs. Hatley was fined $10 and m. --f" erator,, kitchen table, one heater, one water heater, and many costs on She Car leaves Albuquerque f a articles not mentioned In this advertisement. This 1s beautiful fur- P. R, Beeman returned last night FUNERALS a charge of assault. Santa 4:30 m. from Santa Fe, where they have been DEATHS AND gave notice of appeal. Fe, p. niture mid if you are In need of Anything at all yon cannot afford to the Scottish Rite reunions. The family Is alleged to have Faro One H-7- miss this hole. attending Hatley Way, t The Real Hoover Candy same ns new this C. M. Barber, who also was attending Antonio Montoya. become embroiled with Mr. and Mrs. Round Trip, $7.00 Tills furniture is sanitary and the don't nnsg the reunion, returned Tuesday Antonio Montoya, 78 years old, died Adolph Markowitz August 15, follow- . Chocolate Shop unocouues opportunity he on hand early. f The announcement tljat W. C. Hart at his home north of the city yester- ing a collision of their automobile underwent an operation was Incorrect. day afternoon. He is survived by and buggy. It was charged that GRIMSHAW'S J. L. Auctioneer. Jlis brother, Ed F. Hurt, underwent three sons and one daughter. 'The blows and violent language were ex- GOBER, an operation for appendicitis at a lo body was removed to Crollett's under- changed. Second and Central cal hospital Tuesday. He was report taking rooms. Funeral arrangements It was reported last nieht that a A NUMBER- OF "Grimshnw Wants to See Yon" ed to be doing favorably last nlgnt. have not been completed. civil suit will be filed against Marko-vit- a FARM LABORERS today on behalf of Hatley. Both bond an 1 Llnllo (Jaro.a. Halleys furnished $200 Want positions on farms-eo- Gallup Lump Gallup Store Linitio Garcia, 73 years old, died at were released. Em- are . hands. Cerruloa U Cerrulos Btots his home in Alameda yesterday morn- experienced Let Us Send a Man Lump JTAUilll LOdl V0 Is Joe Vnr 74 and men should fnl He survived one son, 1srs Phone they ployers needing ing. by sfp"" To That Broken Window . held sure. & Replace . SPRINGER Garclal. Funeral services will be will be delivered today Raabe see the ; . phone ti Glass. " Alameda i Crollott 5V at Friday morning, MiiUKor. ' .',. ALL 8IWC8; 'STEAM CO Alh HAULS ANYTHING will be in charge. Farm Labor Agent ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER CO. ANTHRACITE, BITTNER HOUSE ROOMS MORNINO JOURNAL OFFICE Phoue 421. 423 N. First. Coke, 1UU Wood. Factory Wood, Cord Wood, Native Kindling, Lima. I itvery and saddle horses. Trimble lied Burn. 119 1-- 3 Soutli lint, Phone 231.