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D n ICE 88 iS A E ESTIiWATED HI I "n j LO 20010 FEDERAL COWTROL YANKS IN FRONT TRENCHES TAHI1II Foch's Trap Threatens OF ALL LABOR IS SUGAR RATION 10 to Catch Thousands of NEEDED AS A 1 BE MADE IN U. S. Huns in Marne Salient S 1A EFFEGTIVE AUG. 1 ALLIES CONTINUE TO MAKE GAINS; -E- ASTERLY AND WESTERLY THRUSTS". Elimination of All Private Em- Food Administration Asks Pub- ployment Agencies Probably lic to Reduce Consumption to GRADUALLY CLOSE POCKET. ON FOE Will Result From Conference Two Pounds Per Capita to Now Held, Being Meet World Shortage, bermans, in an Effort to Stave Off a Staggering Defeat, Have Thrown Reinforcements Into the Already Congested Area and' NO COMPETITION TO BE HOUSEHOLD RATIONING Start a Counter Attack of Great Violence All Along the Semi- ALLOWED AFTER AUG. 1 BE VOLUNTARY IS TO circular Front From Ourcq River to Region Immediately Southwest of Famous Cathedral City, but Despite This the Distribution of All Places Must Get Systematic Public Eating British, French, Americans and Italians, With the Aid of Workers Is Necessary and With Less Than at "All Along Reserves, Are Steadily Pressing Forward at Nearly This Must Be Accomplished Present; Short Crops Make iVfci Points; Wi(Jth Across Top of "U" Is Cut by Allies From 37 Through a Central Body, i Saving a Necessity. to 21 Miles. rX

Here some our 4- ill- tav MORNINa JOURNAL IHCML LBASID WIMI tire of boys in the present fighting in France, The picture shows Infantrymen of the vision in the front line trenches. IRY UORNIN9 JOURNU. PICIAL LIfO WIRI Colo.) 25. Elimination f Denver. July WiisiliiiiKton, July 'l'. The Ameri- Louisiana cane crops has been disap- (Undated War by tho Associated of the private employment agencies can public was akfd by the food ad- pointing: the yield In 1'orto itlco ban Ilfw,) was forecast at today's session of the ministration today to go on a sugar likewise been smaller than anticipat- General Foch has taken a leaf, otn) of the United conference of the representatives of ration of two pounds per capita ed; and the Inability of the book of German military, strat- and from seventeen west- PLENTY OF GOOD 1, to meet states and the ullles to secure sugar labor capital innulhlv. heciuning August and ordained tho use by the allied a and to care for the from Java and other distant sources egy ern states. world shortage armies of the of session was devoted to round-tabl- e Nation's immediate demands of the military on account of tho imperative call for pincer systom of(e. The dele- Capital at for tho movement of troops and slve In the Solssons-Bhelm- s salient;.- discussions by the labor forces. The American public pres ships gates and the employer delegates, ent Is on a three-pound- s per capita their supplies has materially reduced Both jaws of the pincer are mov(nfj each MATES IN STORE ration monthly. tho supply from such quarters. meeting separately. Added to difficult sit- smoothly, with the pivot along he , W. N. W. state director Household will be volun- this already Blayney, News rationing needed the Marne working In unison, and the pro- Thrilled the by of the United States publio service by tary as at present, but public eating uation, quantity exceeds ear- cess of to of and William A. Davis will be required to observe new army and navy greatly attempting capture many roservc, presided places lier wo must send a In1 of the oi regulations, effective August 1, per- estimates, largo the nearly half a million Germans special agent department F DR YOUNG amount to Franco to take "to" re- -, GIRLS use of two of su- und Italy the is well on the wa labor, and John H. Van De Vrics, mitting the pounds lost big pocket asked for meals served. tho place of tho great volumo at seems like plied to questions which were Zone gar every ninety the German and Austrian In- what present possible From . Ba through ttle Is success. by the delegates rewarding disputed Unless the consumption of sugar which much beet land householders and the vasions, during The Germans, however, evidently,:',da points of the proposed government reduced both by was overrun and many factories de- service. Brides of Future Will Be Able public generally, the food administra- not Intend to permit thomselves to, b employment stroyed; wo have to supply certain without fighting. Having The principal matters of discussion tion warns, supplies for Uolgium. the to neutral nations under ontrapped to Itod Cross. Y. M. C. A.. of Co. quantities thrown thousands of reinforcement were the details of organization of Take Unto Themselves GREAT EVENTS ARE BELIEVED TO Knights agreements; and finally over 50,000,-OO- and lumlius. Salvation Army and other or- into tho already congested, salient, the federal employment service pounds wero lost recently through counter-attac- k em- Husbands5 Well Trained in ganizations working for the welfare they have started a of the elimination of. the private submarine sinking off our Atlantic the seml-ct- r . of American forces in Europe great violence all along agent-tes- - military ployment ; JJousf&oW .BE ALLIES CONTINUE ' coust., ctilar front from the Ourcq. river to dliNS-U- DutlOSi.V... i cannot be maintained.. - KckjIum,'4 tate .r vf IMPENDING; Tillilk! Askeif to Itetliux'. southwest rOulf . the regloni Immediately of Situation is Dm'rlltoxl, In the to Ihe governent employment agency asking public voluntarily ( micimn ann meir men arv miu u The Kit nation the rcducio to read a paper discussing waste of man- lav MORNINa JOURNAL BPBCIAL LCASCD WtRIJ sugar confronting their consumption a level have orders to atom tne allied lido or In Colorado coal mines. He as- Camp Va., 25. Brides TO SMASH THROUGH FOE'S LINES United States Is described by tho food more nearly equal to the compulsory' advance at all costs. ' ' power Lewis, July - serted the miners were working on an of the future will be able to administration hh follows: restrictions In effect In France, Kng- Allies lrejw Forward, i "take supplies the land and the statement accounts average of 191 days a year and pro- unto themselves" most hus- Sugar throughout Italy, suys Nevertheless, at last the competent country, in homes, stores, factories that while sugar is often used as a British and Ital- duced twelve million tons of coal, bands men skilled in the art of put- of Americans, French, Rumors a Decisive Victory Run Through Official Circles; and bakeries arc at low ebb; produc- ian troops, thomselves well reinforced which fact, he said, put the mining ting a polish on everything fiom the from tho American beet and (Continued on Two.) BO ef- tion rage to meet the new turn In affairs, were industry on a per cent basis of sugar bowl to the bread plate and Current That the Crown Prince's Been soon would con- Reports Army Has steadily pressing forward at nearly all ficiency. He said he shining pots and kettles until they to fuel administration like new silver dollars. This points on the battle line Rheims fer with the state glisten Trapped and That the Crown Prince Himself Has Been Cap- while east of the cathedral a to secure moans whereby mine work- Is being made possible by the strict city of In which Polish contingent the first of the ers could be used to the maximum sanitary regulations camp, tured, but These Lack Confirmation; Latest Dispatch.es Show Voles to enter the combat. Is declared 'their efficiency. give every soldier an opportunity to Yanks Inflict 50,000 to have carried out successfully an learn kitchen efficiency in its latest French Explains Distribution Plan. Continued Advances by American, and British Troops; against the enemy In which, ' Special development. enterprise At the morning session, And the wise of the' future Show Battle more than 200 Germans were mate Davis addressed' the delegates, girls They Are Not Extensive but Important and That ; ' Agent will ascertain how much kitchen po- prisoner. the of labor dis- Losses western of the con- explaining program Franco-Britis- the The Jaw pincer lice (K. P.) duty a man has per- Is With Great Should the h of 200,000 become effective Being Waged Vigor; on both tribution which will formed before giving him an affirm- tinues to move eastward afds 1 of Presl- - the Frartcd-Americ- an August by proclamation ative answer when he softly croons Forces Be Able to Their Advance Materially Foch's of the Ourcq river, and dent Wilson. The increasing difficulty the ancient love Enlarge troops aro virtually knot;!'' war song. A of of securing labor for thejessential It's the man on kitchen police at Be Blows Suffered Hun Ing at the gates rea- Great May Finally Sprung by Overwhelming of the country was the Amor-lea- n Trap by rmy the Important railway junction and industries Camp Lewis and in every other ' son for the president's step looking army ramp, who dips his hand storehouse for Germany's war sup , On Both Sides. to to elimination of competition for la- in scalding hot water and brings out (By Morning Journal Special lascil Wire) lilies. Further south the Mar and ob- new advances, in with those borers for these Industries, declared the plates, knives and forks even With the American Army on tho to the front, the allied planes keeping ' AlNiie-Marn- e In the north, have been attained. Mr. Davis. He told the delegates the clciner than mother used to have (By Morning Journal Kjx:ial Loused Wire) , Front, July (by the serving balloons giving warning Increas- them, because the "most Associated With tho sides of ar- At the pivot of the pincer, north of army ahroad was continually unpopular 25. French and British Press). against interference by the enemy Chatet-Thierr- y room With American, SolsHons-Rheim- the Marno, midway between w,hl!e the army of workers at ".nun" in the army" the dining Washington, July the s sack coming tillery or hostile aircraft. ing is beside him to see sides of the Aisne-Marn- e and Rheims, the French hsva home was continually decreasing, orderly standing forces pressing the enemy hard on all steadily closer together, the German The American troops both on tho extonded lino northward In that his work Is well done. crown aro their ffiJ a. with a prince's generals driving lino and on tho roads are keen spir- of In RIs forest and (Continued on rage Two.) As general rule men In the army battle front, the air of Washington was electric tonight forest Fere, the like to do their men mercilessly In an effort to ited. Many of thoni, having learned a north of Dormans, while the eastarn den t kitchen police r'nty events Rumors hold them to extricate It's too exacting. The dishes must be feeling of expectancy as of great impending. off long enough smattering of French, often yell to Jaw of the pincer, under the preactive mmaculate)y clean and the average ran official circles like wild fire. the armies threaetenod at the bottom, the French marching by amusing of the British, has noticeably moved soldier entertains the idea that the of decisive victory through north of the Marne. comments on "tho big show." Invaria, forward In a northwesterly direction An American in knives and forks don't really need Untraceable reports were current that the army of the German Tho American and French troops bly the French rcpl', usually In lan- for about a mile and a half over) a a Mery-Preme- nearly so much scouring as the din- are never far behind the retreating guage which the Americans do not three-mil- e front to had been and even that the crown prince ac- and the named flv Mess Outfit ing room orderly demands. And the crown prince trapped forces and the vicious rear guard understand, although they shout theit Guoux, last village Bags (ables, most of them covered with tions are not sufficiently resistant no matter what th words miles west of Rheims and. al scant himself had been captured. approval, Rheims-Flsm- e snow-whit- e oil cloth, must be spotless. to enable the Gormans to In may mean. The Americans alscf under- mile and a half from the of proceed Mery-Preme- German on the Dor-man- a Aviatro ever of which s, road. At the The watchful eyv the dining Official reports gave no foundation feeling the orderly manner planned. At take conversation with the Anamltes, room orderly seem to be omnipresent. whose countenance arta allied line now stands about ten and of could be based. north of the Marne and clist rarely change a car work on the part the excitement Chateau-Thierr- half miles southeast of Fismes. . MoaMma journal aeiciAi. LtAato wirii Slovenly suppressed of the Germans who never attempt to reply. kitchen police must always be cor- "show con- which Is the central station on the With the American Army on of- "The latest dispatches," Baid Secretary Baker, counter attacked .taking the position, in the line of battle AlHne-Mar- rected and leads, to the Intermingled railway between Soissons and the iFront, July 25 invariably Amer- but were driven out. They and tho roads are black running fender being given an opportunity to in French, British and promptly along white, Rhelme. i i. (by the Associated Press). An tinued advances several places by occunled Treloun. west of Dormans. and races in ajl the units ana American in a ' mess outfit continue grooming himself for future but are and yellow Cut Down Salient's Width. household duties for several days ican are not extensive, important and have held It. the big machine is moving without a For a week and a day the allied brought down a German aviator troops. They lost motion. Now then Franco-America- more. have ilieen made knock or and have iha during the' n of- is with great vigor." Minor advances by troops hammered against' F.ven experienced dishwashers have .how that the battle continuing allies In that of the color scheme to the rear of the HoisHons-Rhetm- a salient until its width fensive south of Solssons the the woodsn ipart ' by on their first of in London rle Is column the enemy in the head failed to make good Earlier in the a dispatch told rumors the sector, while further to t east. fighting line broken by a across between the cities has been nar. shooting And it is no day press - e with a rifle bullet. tri.il as kitchen police. success south of Rheims, there wcrnl addit of gray clad prisoners, whose ap- rowed to about twenty-on- miles from to them say of Rheims had scored a decided 1b thirty-seve- n Commissary wagons were en uncommon thing hear that the British west ional allied successes. pearance always quickly noticed by an original width of that can't understand "why a are more accustomed while the salient has route to a site back of the lines they German rail, base midway The Americans have occupied Gour-pol- l, the troops who miles, triangular toward Fismes, semi-circul- ar when the German guy wants to bo so sanitary, anyway." and advanced thq to the khaki uniforms and the blue of been welded Into a oul swooped down one of the strictest of army confirmed this to on the road to and attacked the wagon train But It's between Soissons and Rheims. Later reports the French. In gcoro of cases prisoners do sac. Over the ontire pocket" the that everything containing ols. and the French positions have allied to rain shells with a machine gun, low. regulations on Oulchy-Lc-Chu-tca- have their to tell them continues flying food men must be clean to the forward British and French forces been advanced until u bogged guards artillery The young soldier leaped from a for the the extent of a stride by when they aro to be shot. The major- from all sides and airmen are keep- as tenth degree. And as a result of the the Is dominated by the guns. their Intensive of wagon the enemy flier came is rig- three-mil- e west of Rheims, throwing enemy ity of them, however, stolidly accept ing up bombing; him. execution of this order, which a front just Fall Hob?, Fnsltlnns. be formations and near and shot The machine soldiers can "fall this which started what they believe to their fate. troops military .Ipr idly enforced, the it was Near Soissons the Oermani failod and works. . fell nearby. mess the knowl- hack a mile and a half. Probably Wounded ,Aro I'amI For. millions military A German lieutenant and In and fill up" at with to hold all their positions .notwith As yet, notwithstanding the Inroads edge that everything Is as spotless as wild of a victory. and des Back of the lines there are dressing been eighteen men who were captured sudi and reports sweeping standing reinforcements their of the allied troops, there has the Americans were question- scalding water, m.sh soap need. stations and fixed hospitals, and the no of an general re- by can make thanv came the news of decided perate ex- sign Impending ed concerning the remainder of conscientious labor Still later It is estimated unofficially tonight American wounded are cared for treat on the part of the Germans, and the battalion. The officer re- gains by Franco-America- n troop .i ,,.iiMhle at a late hour tonight, that the enemy losses are more than peditiously and skilfully, in a manner if he elects to stand and fight It out, around and north that the time had the of plied: wa the assumption 00 000, of which 50.000 were inflicted reflecting qualities veteranshlp and the allied gains continue with the "Those eightoen are all that are of Dormans on the Marne. It come when the jaws of Foch's great alone now belonging to the American estab-llshmen- success as heretofore. It seems is the southern and south- be crushed by the Americans. The prisoners siine alive." Beware of Foch, evident that vise might together. number over 20.000 and the losses In in France. American doctors that, with the daily narrowing of the. The lieutenant said the speed western angle of the German position Knowing what they do of the strength men and women, aro of the the neces to the massed to hold back deed and wounded, are appalling.' and nurses, neck pocket enemy of the Americans was the biggest of were yielding pressure against of the Germans working night and day to relieve pain sarlly will lose many of his men wtflSn Warning Expert News came also of Important flank they be- Tho French used more srmored - surprise of his army experience. them. the menacing attacks, and restore Injured members. To them the, time comes to make bis ivay He said the Atnericans even out- advances along the Ourcq front: lieved it entirely possible for the cars than usual, and cavalry or ;" to Hun Command em- men almost every northeastward.. , I'Vrcwl Buck. i mounted were effectively young representing classed the Germans when the Kiipmy Itping enemy to escape northward, patrols state in tho and a Home perturbation is being caused; in were the Rus- The outstanding fact tonigbt ap- Kn Word ff Tnllcd States losses. In clearing the forests and union, occasionally latter attacking lay MORNINa JOURNAL .rSCtAfc WfRIt ployed or British soldier, are hur- Kngland through a strike In several and added that he was glad iAM to be that the enemy's front The situation can not be clearly mnlntalnlmr contact. French sians, 25. General peared is ried to be cared for until they could Lcities of munitions workers. The work to be a prisoner. Amsterdam, July was being forced back all along the gauged until further information Toward Soissons there has h'eti In- men a von. of Franco-Britis- threaten rurther extension of Ardenne, military expert hattlo line, or tne gains received s to the h creased rtlllei-- work bitterer be transferred elsewhere. the Berlin says It Drob- - s"d strike unless their demands are knjft. Tageblatt, drive operations west' of , Rheims. If the steadier fighting. TM French The same spirit of Is would be to deny fot It Beems and that the offensive ably has the greatest possibilities, attack Is presspd successfully. and American soldiers disregarded displayed in all the hospitals of the THE WEATHER of General Jaw of Gen- can sta- URGE DIRECT CABLE, - Alsne-Marn- it means that the eastern that the enemy ad- number of woilnded is Foch In the e- Impossible caution almost entirely yesterday, allies. But the region eral Foch's gigantic trap is closing In. bilize his lines south of the Aisne. not as be had brought remarkable successes German vancing their lines In nen nrdr snd so great might expected LINE TO AUSTRALIA' Other reports show that the Secretary Baker has so far received from of the FORECAST. and adds that the German com- reserves and or American losses in the ak'nir what cam without bothering the magnitude operations. must of command has massed no word the Y. M. C. A. men are also close to the mand beware the French to prevent re- to hunt down machine gun nests. This l concentrated artillery present fighting. German press heels of the advancing Americans. la hoiinim jouaajsL aaaciAk itASaa wiaajj-- Denver, Colo., July 25. For New general. movement or at Its coun- of tens of thousands of Ameri- brought them Into closer contact with He hard will at this point ports One outfit appeared at Jaulgonne New Tork, July 25. Establishment Mexico: Friday partly cloudy with expects fighting terpart, near Soissons, where the can dead before their lines are put the main bodv of the retreating forces. of direct cable connections between showers east portion, cooler northeast develop' towards the North sea, been driven a to the German It Tn numerous cases machine gun early In the, morning with cigarettes, but now, he says, a decision must western jaw had already out as snp people. chocolate and other delicacies to be the United States and Australia was portion; Saturday generally fair, ahead in. a week's fighting and now Is believed. companies surrendered, although it a committee of the) Arizona: gen- be arrived at between Soissons of In their canteens. The urgo.d by special Friday and Saturday faced German . reserves assembled Mr. Baker's attention was called to was necessary to clean up many oth- disposed council of an not much in tem- and Chateau Thierry, were on all sides .but foreign relations, organ erally fair; change from the whole battle line. the German dispatch referring to the ers. guns roaring Izatlon of prominent business and pro perature. Should the Franco-Britis- h forces be 'American troops as further "cannon are constant- Jaulgonne, it was announced, had luncheon To Ward Crosses to Sixty. Division headquarters Y. M. C. A. fesslnnal men, at a given able to enlarge their advance mater- fodder" put into action by the French. on account of com- been captured, and the a ; REPORT Paris, July 25. General Gouradhas ly ehanelng the officer today for group of Australian ,dl LOCAIj ially, the great trap might be finally ."The best information we have," advancement of ttbe took charge. Tho commanding tors visiting in this on their asked that the cross of the Legion of paratively rapid V. M. C. A. ex- city ,Wiy sprung by final overwhelming blow tie said, "seems to indicate that they aub-ieet- ordered the men out, to the western front. The committee! , be to volunteer" lines, some of them have been A summary of local weather condi- Honor given sixty on both sides. In that event, all of the Germans) are themselves supply- not only that It was too hot, was to take end-itra- (the to occasional shells, both plaining authorized up with thsi tions twenty-fou-r td who held advanced posts along the in rumors shrap- for the hours victories pictured tonight's ing most of that material at the' pres- without but that, the men would gather government the proposal for a mew p. m. foillows: Max- line east of Rheims until the Germans realized. , nel and gas. though damage. yesterday might well be ent time. ," wherever they .were and German trans-Faclf- to cable, "la furtherance oC imum' temperature, mini- were upon them at the beginning of r To the cool of army offi- have no on our own Transports Fill Roads. it degrees; judgment "We reports lines of shells had a habit of going where closer International and commercial mum, 69; range, 83; at 8 p. m., S3; the offensive, according to the Llbi cers, however, the situation .did not Behind the long transports between two - the German observers crowds. relations" the countries, ( on fill the spotted ' DPrttieait winds, clear,. warrant, on the basis of Any lnforma- (Continued rag Two.) allied troops roads leading !'"' 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J TWO Albuquerque Morning Journal, Friday, July 26, 1918 Censor BOMBS DHQPPED ENGL IS HII War Time Efficiency OVER ONE SPOT NUkiMG SHELLS Is Making Every Minute Count r -- vn j.,$ 20th Century Water Cooler with inverted bottle, ice con- FDR TO HURL AT FOE tainer being made of indurated fibre ware, a or 110 Tlie time you spend dusting, cleaning reduces ice consumption to a minimum. Water or oth- U and polishing floors and woodwork the er liquid pass direct from bottle into porcelain old-wa- glass jar y is time wasted. and then directly through the faucet to the glass without Allied Airmen Devise Plan to Female Labor Is coils where sediment can Water Extensively 3WB going through .lodge. Anti-Aircr- is aft The energy spend wasted and never comes in contact with ice and is Distract Attention of Employed in Munition Fac you energy kept constantly time and energy is money. pure and cool. Just the thing for offices and stores. Defenders of a Giv- tories; Average Pay Equiva 3 Gallon, White Enamel en District. lent to Week, The easy the quick- - Finish, $10 - Complete With Stand $20.00 the labor and time savlno- wav O-Ce- is the dar --You 5 Galldn, White Enamel Finish, tV MORtllNO .fOURNAi. SPt'.IAl. L.A8CO w,.Bf1 (V MORNINO JOURNAL .RKCIAL LKAB.O WIR.I way. in Complete With Stand $20.50 llehind British Lines France, Manchester, England, July 25. The save time, worJs, energy and 25. One of the most exciting! ' women of Kngland aro making the July - We also have a good stock of Galvanized tasks to which airmen are assigned shells with which the British army is money. Japanned Body, back and do- is is known us bomb- beating the enemy, are Lined and Stone Water Coolers. Trices $3.50 up. what "desultory ing the work at an equiv- (. IE i snot for an hour or average pay in We are for the famous Leonard Cleanable ing" over one alent to S10 a week.- agents more. The object is to distract the EL. M. CHURCHILL The managing' director of a big attention of the 'anti-aircra- defend- Col. Marlborough Churchill is the naval construction works here Is un- ar MOD LNTD. ers of a district, and a machine new has able to employ domestic servants be- given army censor. Censorship cause all women em- Polish liiiiiUilillilliMltoiiilUitii a dozen or more bombs is been Intel- the formerly carrying placed under the military ployed as servants have gone to work employed for the work. ligence section of the general staff, in shell factories. and At first the airmen, a pilot find an with Colonel Churchill, head of the When the factory men were called cleans, dusts polishes all observer approach thrir target cau- section, as chief censor. (Son. Fran to the colors, women quietly stepped time. floors BE FvlAUGER down at one It gives RAA & tiously. With engines throttled W. who has been acting as into their places. The vast majority the. craft glides ri"arer and nearer. Mclntyre, of the women hnd neither skill nor and woodwork a 1 1 censor, will resume his duties ns chief high, dry, 'If It's ii id w ii if, Wo Have It" Below all is unlet. No Herman search- training in' munitions work, but the ' lustre as it collects 115-11- the When of the bureau of insular affairs. lasting and I'honn "HTITF f' ' 7 North First Strec' lights are sweeping sky. factory engineers by installing what the attackers are almost over their is known as sinsle process machines holds the dust. It cuts house- objective a rocket rises toward them made it possible for the women to do and bursts Into a cluster of red stars. the complicated work that previously work in half. ; It saves its cost The machine has been discovered. At only skilled men had been able to ac- in the savings you make in the recruiting and the distribution once si:; or seven searchlights throw MOQNEY TO IKE complish. of labor :md will liavo advisory powers their beams aloft. The pilot looks at In a week or ton ft woman brooms alone. , to days AZTEC FUEL CO. regarding ciuestioiis of general policy, his watch; it is time begin his learns how to operate a single process l or Community HourdM. desultory bombing. machine. She does her work effi- He flies on. although tt bar- ;- - In addition there will hIho lie com- steadily ciently and faithfully. Recently in s Sold On Trial in com- rage of bursting shells lies now In ANOTHER ItPPEAL one women made munity hoards each industrial or factory the 31,000 of one front him. The observer looks h shecls In, weeks and munity, composed representa- of his bomh eighteen VSimpJy deposit the price with your Jewett Fire of through the wires sight not a flaw could bo found in any tive the United States employment to the below. At the dealer for a Battleship O-Ce- Polish service ,one representative of labor ground proper shell. Brick. com- instant he thrusts his lever forward Many of the women workers before on trial, our and one of local employes. The and releases two bombs. A few sec- TO ESCAPE NOOSE Aiop i money hoards will bo the medium the war were operatives in plants for refunded if are not munity onds later he sees the flash of their textile chief indus- you Storage, coal and through which local employers the manufacture, the with it does. explosions and above crackling try in' this region. In peace time the work all kinds of wood. in war industries will appeal barrage be can hear two dull roars. for laborers and all details of the act- their wages averaged about the equiv- He signals to the pilot and the ma- alent of $5 a week. Now the average it m ! i ual workings of the new distributory chine turns and sweeps away from " MOHNINtt. JOURNAL .Pfr.lAL LEASED WIR.I is well over 9 riVsuaiiueii will $10 and. in exceptional 251 system be handled by these the fiery ring of shells and search- San Francisco. Calif., July 24. cases, $15 Phone boards. and more. Company lights. Thomas J. Mooney is lo petition tho In some factories women work - Toronto A few miles away the airplane flies ro- Chicago Lonjlon slate court fur a, three shifts of eight hours each, to and fro at ton speed. The puzzled supremo rehearing each week. Their feel the Of decision last tating employers FEDERAL CONTROL OF searchlights vainly sky in all its Monday sustaining say that they arc not affected by the T SEVENTY TEUTON directions and then, one by one, are a court order him a strain of work. A num- ALL LABOR IS NEEDED switched off. superior denying night large new trial, it was announced here to- ber of the women are doing tho hard- weeded Then the pilot ipiiekly moves again er t kind of manual work. and watered daily. AS WAR is day by Maxwell MrXutt. counsel of Trindlo was too to t MEASURE. DAVIS oward the target. Another bomb Piece work is the used in Betty lazy plant ; H record for Mooney. is await- system FRISCO KIDDIES a dropped. As explodes the search- Mooney most of the shell factories, and the garden. DIVISION 15 lights reappear and the barrage Is ing hanging in San Qnentin peniten- Luclle Coleman was to lazy to have managers say that the introduction of one. renewed while through the thickly tiary following his conviction for mur- piece work increased the output to an grouped shell bursts are threaded the der in connection with a preparedness degree. Marcella Smith has obeyed ordcin which forced the country to take of so amazing and has measures to chains green flaming globes, day bohib explosion here. "Women," one of the managers TAKE GARDEN a very nice garden, watered, increase efficient y of the much used by the Germans. weeded, hood workers at home. Tho only thing that can stay the continued, "are more competitive III good. ALLIES Again the machine flies away and than men workers. Men will work Charles Kemp has a good garden "The of (he labor AGIST time to appeal will be action of Governor It. efficiency supply this bewilder still more the up to a certain point and stop, either lias time, to water, weed and hoe is a (i!s:r:-butlon- ," on largely matter of proper soldiers below, the observer fires a Stephens Mooney's application for because they are Indifferent and1 Second lieutenant, Henry Ijtrson said Mr. Davis. "The theory white Verey light which slowly drifts a pardon, McNutt said. easily satisfied with the amount of WORK SERIOUSLY lias a good garden, watered, hoed and of labor distribution which urns' ob- neiow and fanes our. All the search Mooney's original conviction was their earnings or hecause their mates weeded good he hag lettuce onions, cu- tain in war times is nil IRV MOHNtNO atCrAL ICABCO WRR1 lights follow it until It dies. that the labor upheld the supreme cotirt. ap- would protest. On the other hand, cumbers, spinach, carrots and beets. resources should a With the In Hepeateilly the airmen return to the by lie constitute t..timou French Army France, plied to the court for a re- women do not seem to care what their Mamie McGlone has a good garden t upon which all do- 2,1 ( the Associated attack. Bombs are dropped at In superior supply liidii:;:ii,: July by Press). versal on ex- mates think or say. Each Is for her- which has onions, lettuce, cucumbers, war work can to the seventy Herman tervals until the end of the hour. the ground that, fraud self." !?$ ing draw. Tlr; nones- t'p pre'ent to record tAxendiitMl Pr" radishes and turnips. f divisions have been identified in the when the machine departs, trinsic the nullified the 'nrrrpnnrirnr.) sential Industries must givn up pn, t of flickering He pointed to a machine where a San Krnnclsco, .25. First Lieutenant Art. McGlone, a fires and clouds of This was Calif., 1 their labor na n present fighting .one and the battle smoke telling of judgment. appeal denied girl was at a of July supply cheerfully the havoc bombs. working great rate That the children who are enrolled in garden of spuds, radishes carrots, contribute to Lou therefore may bo regarded as the wrought by the and an exception wis made in a peti- speed. woman," he went turnips, greens they Liberty is and since of the "That'young the United Slates school cucumbers, beets, war subscriptions, and the l;.o;- -i biggest the beginning tion to tho supremo court, which on, "doubtless wants a new ribbon for garden army Rutabagas, which is weeded hoed and w r. is and jmist give up their cherished priv- was denied also. her hair, and she going to make cultivating their war gardens take watered and hoed daily. The taken number over the v of the t prisoners shop pay for it." their work seriously Ih evidenced Andrew Kines, Capt. has good ilege. answering call the 25,(1111) and more 500 cannon hy - than and Tim minimum wage naid to women many communications watered weeded and hoed 1 highest wage." thousands of machine guns have been PARISIANS HFAfi In shell where which come In garden .e. Khop Workers factories the piece work from the various good. I planted peas, carrots, beans rr Hit hi. captured. system is in effect is JO "captains," "lieuten- ! about $7. a racliKhes and My gar- Davis ch.araoterir.od the of Hit. Of the 14 per cent belong ants" and other young officers re- lettuce turnips prisoners E week, but unless a girl proves herself mv . worners aB il l heioi.- - 0 AS the progress in various den Is coming fine, but beans rno, equally (ls to the 1910 class, showing that nearly capable of at least $9 a week porting their of the men In in- making districts. froze, please send badges. that the ell these boys already have been 1 she is not regarded as a good worker. : BOOM OF Here is Yours "When a man to pi-s- ' a typical one: truly, sticks corporated in fighting units. If all It is not uncommon for a particularly ANDREW KIM KB. a crane and turns a deaf t., of them have been utilized would Dear Sirs: ., de they intelligent ar.d energetic woman to I the bu- of bec-n- t 17 to 18 received my for The government through call higher wages, !. ap form from per cent of the (iff draw each week from $17 to $20, reports yestera iy ev- WAR REVENUE TO to l.een convinced that hi at the Herman strength. tho V. 8. S. C?. work. Arthur McGlone, reau of education Is presenting phf 1st l.ieut. says Grace has enlisted garden soldier 11 little crane can not easily be filirri Information received proves that Phillips a ery V. S. S. i MILES REDUCTION IN SUGAR small bronze bar with the letters that his work Ir essential winning the lit 20 class, which it was intended garden which has lettuce and to to be in the of Oc- All flowers she did the hoe- O. on It. These- are to bo attached the war, that man :r.i act incorporated army spading and performs tober, has been ordered Into the units RATION TO BE MADE IN by h'.'rseli. the shoulder, arm or hat by pinning of reai heroism," Bald lie. BE READJUSTED ing and blue, J When in September. Most of those of this loylo hamachcr has a garden his a ribbon of red, white, the government takes over !V MORNINQ JOURNAL RRtCIAL U. S. EFFECTIVE AUG. 1 slots in the ends, flstribution of class are not 18 years old. LIACD WiRKJ father and mother helped him spade passed through the unskilled laber it is Paris, July 25. Ho heavy was the it to clothing. The bar f ir the cap- more than to Mr. up he has greens, and radishes and the protmble, acurd.ng ' artillery fire on the main battle front onions. tain has three stars in the border, Davis, a minimum un- SEVERAL EPIDEMICS two that wage far last nisrht that Paris again could hear Vera Conklin small that for the first lieutena.it has skilled Jabor will be fixed. the boom of the cannon. has a very gar- one. SWEEPING GERMANY Ways and Means Committee in it has Income an den, she hns peas, lettuce, and fiow-er- s. and for the second lieutenant, The plans for the orj.ni.ation of The roar came from the region of luxury America, the federal on "essential element for the success of employment service pro- Dormans, the Marno. from which Compelled to Revise Its Plan war John Viets didn't a the classified vide for establishment of two boards Mf Rf.tkC JOURNAL RRECIAI. Ll.CED WIR1 .1 steady pressure of the allies is driv- the among the nations of Europe. plant garden Tell it through our action state- I guess he isnt very Vivllle end a state extension committee. In Washington, July 25. Several epi- ing home. to Tax "Upon here," the patriotic Re- Pertaining Levying ment continues, "depends the possibil- Sprlggs he is another one like John. of The Journal. the first Instance there will be a state demics are sweeping Oermany in adr Tiormans is sixty-fiv- e columns dition to to dis- approximately ity of maintaining the ration to our Kena Silencer has a i;ood garden advisory board of five members; con-suiti- Influenza, according a miles from Paris. On Excess Profits, certain. of a state patch from Switzerland. is own fighting men and those of the slip obeyed orders and has it hoed. sults are auick and, director, two rep- Typhus allies, as well as of a still resentatives of labor and two of man- said to have appeared in epidemic avoiding form at Berlin and malaria Is further reduction of the alloitments to The chairman of' the hoard report- SATURDAY I.Y MOININA JOURNAL SPVCtAL L.AR.O WIR.'. agement. ed in the of Haden. STRAWBERRY the civil populations of the nations will be a representative of the I'nited grand duchy If 25. The house is reported the Influenza epidemic has IN Wushingtm, July fighting Germany, which aro already States employment service. The board .DAY GREAT BRITAIN ways and means committee, down to a far nor- will made serious ravages. point under their' have power-o-f making recom- The head of the Bavar- Hareeiiig today upon a graduat- mal needs." mendations physicians ed tax on war excess estimated for the personnel of the ian are said to have I.V MORNlUn JOURNAL .RIClAL L.A.BO WIR.I profits To assure equitable distribution o army reported $1,699,-OOO.on- o service in rcspest-Iv- e by the to employment their that the health of the troops has been London, .luly ;,r Saturday lias treasury yield only the sugar the American public is to states and will advise, regarding undermined the been as revenue, found that either all bo allowed, tho food administration by epidemic, designated "strawberry" day its so have to be re- In Great Hritain. Since the govern- plans far would lias worked out a scheme of alloca- ment commandeered the adjusted in orden to produce the tion to tho states based on fresh fruit oon.iioo excess population crop for Jam B,non. sought from and the needs of sugar-usin- g Indus- purposes fpr the soldiers and or to to Saturday is the only day in the week profits incomes resort tries in the states. Each state food some new ' when the public may buy straw- tax proposition. As now administrator will have charge of the berries. planned the revenue from these two distribution In his state. The berries retail at IS cents a sources would fall $1. 6ii0, 000, Olio short. . to pound Hnd are In great demand-- P.e-fo- The committee tentatively agreed MAY GIVE the strawberries wero com- a specific exemption of $2,000 plus STUDENTS 10 cent in- A mandeered by the government the per on invested capital, - MILITARY TRAINING Joyous Happy Family Of price was about :tfi cents a pound. stead of $11,000 plus 7 to 9 per ct. With the "strawberry" Saturday exempted from excess profits lax un- der the tRV MORNIM OURNAl ahio came the "strawberry queue." present law. Various taxing RrtMHl LRRRID WIRI) Many housekeepers five and plans also were discussed, with lhe Washington. 2!i. Flans for es- , bought July Children's Wash I six pounds. If the storekeepers would committee favoring 30 per cent on all tablishing student army training corps Dresses allow them that many, and endeav- net income in excess of the exemption In every college In th I'nited States ored to get more for Jain making. or ni per cent and not in excess of 20 having a male enrollment of 100 or Nearly all cream from the English per cent excess profits, 50 per cent on more, were discussed today at a con- In A Summer dairies goes to the cheese factories, so net income in excess of 20 per cent ference between officials of the war Clearaway anit not and strawberries and cream, even on in excess of 25 per cent, and department a group of college Mothers. who k:iow how well we In is mem- 80 cent on excess presidents. specialize children's clothes will "strawberry" Saturday but a per net income in of t welcome, with open arms, this seasonable salo of ory in all of the 25 per cent. ' I'rosldent McTaurln of the Massa- Wash Dresses, for parts country. the 6 to members of the family. chusetts School of Tccnology has been ' appointed by or- are made of WAR LABOR , Alining IVjportles Merge. Secretary Raker to They the best ginghams and percales, in dark and light BOARD TO ganize the training scheme and to ap- colors some show figures, others and some are Chicago, July 25. The consolida- regional advisors. stripes again plaids. tion of the Last point Among the Many are trimmed with bits if plain fabrics of cilors. PROBE CONTROVERSY Dollar and the Modoc men named by him who atienrin,i tho contrasting Mining properties In the Cripple Creeh The ! I conferences today wore Vin styles and various color combinations too numerous to men- district was A. President are HORNINO announced tonight by eon, ot and tion in detail suffice it is to dresses lay JOURNAL .PICIAL L.A.lo WIR.I I' r university Texas, President say that they are extraordinary tt. raiilicnbiii-E- who represented the leianct-stanwor- d at very which Washington, Julv 25. The contro- Modoc wiiiiur, university, priced lqw prices are versy between Consolidated Mines company the International Paper in the Frank J. Cannon. company and 4.000 employes in paper negotiations. Regular $3.95 Dresses now...... $2.95 mills in New York, New president, and Mark A. Skinner, secre- LARGE DENVER Hampshire tary of the oc- GRAIN and Maine was referred today by the Modoc company, will Regular $4.95 Dresses now. $3.75 war labor board to section com- cupy the same positions for tho com- FIRM , a bined ORDERED CLOSED posed of C. A. Crocker and T. M. companies. $5.95 Dresses . . . . ; . $4.50 Ciiierin. was Regular now. .... It recommended that f the section interpret the cent award MORNIN. JOURNAL aRrciXL LIAU WlRI Regular $8.50 Dresses now., . . . . r. .$6.40 of the board, disagreement over the Denver, Colo., July 24.J. D, Best and of one It. application of which led to the strike. Company Denver, of the Authority also was given the sec- POSLAM DOES largest grain firms in the west, was P tion to $3.25 reopen the case and hold fur- ordered closed today by Frank L. ther hearings if that is deemed neces- Woodward, deputy XJn'ltcd .States food id sary, but no hearing will be granted Frid orid until all commissioner. Four charges of viola- for Saturday Only the men return to work. tion Specials Friday Hepresentatives of both the com- SHORTEN TIME of the food control bill were made against the Two pany and the union wero called before company. of the Girls' Wash. . , t?e Mf Electric Iron in summer for comfort's sake for the consorva Dresses, ( the board to explain their differences charges are in connection with direct 1 values to at , ...... , 98c tion of coal and gas. It will help bring Ilic clwl Hetty usctl tip lo the which resulted In the closing down profiteering, another with Indirect up $2, ' of ten mills and mlntmum for which you arc clmi'ircd. a consequent curtail- profiteering and the fourth was 1 ment of about 75 per cent in tho pro- TO HEAL ECZEMA technical Girls Wash Dresses, Fully nickel plated and highly polished, has metal stand and detach- duction of news print naper. Both charge. to . . . sides were values ud $4. at ...... $1.98 able cord. Weigh 6 pounds. Come in and get one tomorrow. agreed that inability of These dresses are slightly soiled their committees to agree on the When Kczema. burn,' Jtches, dis- NATION'S CAPITAL . working out of the award presented figures. I'oslam Instantly soothes the 1 the greatest rind Joined 5 Electric Irons for difficulty they angry skin, Hplendidly exerts its heal- ' $500 $3.25 in the request for au interpretation. ing power, not onlv to make the dis THRILLED BY NEWS ease more endurable, but to cause it to fixo' , . FROM. BATTLE ZONE LIEUT, ROGER CLAPP. , less and less each day. So effective is Poslam that a little ,S KILLED IN ACTION of It will cover a large surface. It is Its QUALITY, not the quantity of it, KORBER that does the work. ' " . casualties' 4. but our CO. IRV have J. MORNtNC JOURNAL. MRtclAL LBA.RH WIRK1 yet, people ' You do not lnincer-taint- y j : have to' wait a much better to 7', Hard 25. The death in ac- opportunity know, '"..i"t: Albuquerque' Big re ; , Paris, July for Indication of Improvement. our losses than the Germans have i tion ". be of Lieut. Roger Harvey Clapp of It soon SHOWS. . cause we are v Phone .878 the American is an- Sold taking ground they have - 313-31- flying contingent everywhere" "for tree sample been giving p, and In that sltatlon we . r 5 West Cenlrkj. nounced. He wag formerly a mem- write to 243 PJwiw,2U Of ne - Emergency1 'Laboratories, have a superior opportunity for tHn ber Xafayetto escadrtlle. West t7tl St., New XorK Qily serration." m i ' A... Y

N Albuquerque Morning Journal, Friday, July 26, 1918 THREE

ALLIES VICTORY DRAWN LEAVE if 1,000 Ft. COTTON HOSE IS ft CERTITY FOR CAMPTRAVIS 50 Foot Lengths Coupled NoJ a New Model J. 10.881 la ON SALE TODAY AND SATURDAY mm IITH Omil 1 W m Hl

Amidst the cheers of several hun- raven Commander of American Mil- dred persons, sixty-nit- . e ,,,cu of Albu- outar itary Mission in Italy Sees querque's contingent I'm- Camp Travis left the city ut 1:1 n i'inrt; insi night Nothng but Ultimate Defeat on the second seotii.n t train No. Mil. v $6.00Price which also hero a large number of " For five this Maxwell motor : Regular $7.00 "More Miles per Gallon years for the Germans, draitees irom linton. l.m Vegas and - other nortn. Mjw Mesieo points. "More Milet car has remained standard in practi- . The contingent, which was inducted on Tires" ' None Delivered-C- ash nt a meeting of the U.cal draft board its form. Guaranteed One Season. fV MORNIN3 JOURNAL CPFCIAI. LCClO WlttC) cally present a 10 O'clock yesterday morning, was f the Italian i Headquarter Army, captained by Hugh A. irilsle. Adoifo July 25. "Victory of the allies is a Goi.zales and Jose i. silva were chos- That's four than some eert.ai.nty in my opinion, and I am sure en sergeants. years longer American army will be the one to The men from the northern noints of its would-b- e rivals have in the, last Maxwell stayed Hardware Co. deal the knockout blow," said to the arrived early night. Long before local draftees marched to Whitney of the the the sta business. correspondent Associated Press. tion a huge crowd had gathered to see Phone 76 307 West Central MaJ. Gen. Kben Swift, last year in the other New Merieo soldiers. The of Camp Cordon, Atlanta, Ola., large number of men necessitated a Motor And it is than other com- charge bein longer any and now commanding the American seci nt! section funned for train ( No, S01 here, to which the coaches parable model has endured. military mission to Italy. from the earlier train were attached. "I tell you we will win so soon as If the remarks and cheers of the . Gars wo get enough men over lure and goUliers is an indication of Uieir mor- Of course we have changed body these men get hold of the fighting ale, Kaiser Bill evidently will find a FLIPS FROM THE F1LLUMS new sort of soldier. From time idea3 to this war, as they are the lines and other external details from peculiar they arrived until their coaches were rapidly doing now through associa- far down the tracks the men cheered Car KJ time to time, for the Maxwell clientele tion with the French, English and and discussed the of a RoadaUr KS AT TIIK TIIKATEKS TODAY. revel, and impulsively attacks her probability with Pick-for- d shot at the llohenzullerns. is fastidious as well as "IP Theater Kepeatins Jack companions. His eyesight is destroyed Italian troops." quel; To . 35 frugal. ' in I men who left lasi Bean." a wound received in "I do not believe bragging. pre- The night are: 1271 in His Majesty Bunker by the fracas, ' Nick Gabriel Sedan i ' two-re- el but fer to admit all the claims the enemy Albany, Saavedra, a .Mack Sennett comedy, and the reclaimed singer, that I U"S realizing makes for himself. But all the Frank Q. Wtrgrier. rcinio Paz. Jose Town Car a Paramount he now loves her Joins him. giving a. Maxwell demand and pictosraph. credit due the Germans for their I.. Silva, .lose F. .Martinet. Frank , 1U prim t Duron buyers style Crystal Opera House Dark. I we arc to Freneear. Tomas Gutierrez, Solomon Vlr whavla nfultf qulpB,al k am'. AT TIIK I.YRIC. gains, maintain going MU ImIh Ml Tun CM finish, and all those other qualities Lrio Theater Harry Carey smash them. I know American Garcia, Tomas Turrieta, Antonio J. in "The Scarlet "Kaintuck" Cass so reas- the Molly Malone Drop," had many man, what kind of a soldier ho makes, Garcia, Alfredo Gonzales. Luis Munlz, that make all the difference to the also a sood comedy reel. ons to hate the Ca Herts that when he Garcia. Juan .1. Montano, Hen- a and I insist that he is going to turn Carlos Pastime Theater Norma TalmaJse got Calvert In his power his whole out' a most formidable stand- ry Caldwell Amador Nuancs, Vermin owner who would be of the in "Ghosts of also heart ached to do to his vow fighter, proud Warring Yesterday," Justice ing comparison with any soldier in Martinez, Ruinaldo Chavez. Juan two-re- el "Cinder to even. The a Keystone comedy, get Calverts were the Kurope. I have visited the armies of Chavez, Luis Chaves, h ('.!.. Belirens, looks as well as pleased with the of Love." cream of the aristocracy, in the lit- the allies' and have seen the kind of Melchur Sandoval, Samuel Fl. An- tle Kentucky town; the Cassea were men and am sure we are drews, Delflgo Lucero, Adoifo C. Gon- performance of his car. they have, Ainbrosio AT TIIK 1WST1MK. poor whito tiash, not fit to associate going to be proud of our soldiers when zales. Kleuterlo Duran, Se- with gentlemen even in to had the of learn- Baca, Hosendo Martinez, John G. Norma Talmadgc, the famous enlisting they have advantage Luis will nt PaHtiine fight tle Southern Rebellion. That from our allies and at the same Vishburn, Pedro Cordova, Baca, But the in all lect star, uppear the was ing Aiartlnei:, I'rhann Sanchez, mechanically changes theater today and tomorrow, in several years ago. 'Kaintuck" was time doing some fighting with the Lorenzo now a western and the .lose C. Garcia Andres Lucero, Harry those have been in refinements Ghosts of Yesterday." highwayman, enemy himself. Tho Germans are not Maes-td- years Mar-Bto- McA.'oe, Frank Armljo, Nicolas When the story Howard n, Calverts and Graham Lyons were In fools and believe they fear opens the business. was on already Luis GriegOi Manuel A. Gutierrez. of details an aide young artist who is mining Molly us. , Elmer Auto Sales only. the way to visit them when she was of in mak- Abel XViiora, Tomas Gutierrez, wasting his lite and his fortune in "One the great factors Bonifacio Lumi, Manuel dissipation, is on the verge of commit- taken from the stagecoach bv iho ing our army great is that of disci- Kreamer, outlaw. A Calvert is in his at Luclen Hoch, Pat Koy.lowski, Corporation V ting suicide as the climax of his emp- power pline. The men commanding our army A. Juan We have never had to apologize for last. af- Samuel aCreia, Hugh Carlisle, Stale Distributors ty career. At this crucial moment he are said to be merciless in matters Armijo. Vidal Gu- Gra-ham- o, J. Serna, Alejandro a detail never found it neces- meets a poor seamstress, Ruth But here a strange thing happened. fecting discipline, in questions of put- W. P. Paul H. Dieck-mn- C;.n..r j,,JrUl (,ol( single in tierrez; lirennnn, who convinces him of the folly Tho Calvert heiress and the Cass ren- ting tho right officer, tho right J. J. Cox, Simon Salaznr, Fred (( of course. As in of favoritism and AMU'QUaiQl'i:, X. M. to unit in the his the first step, he egade (became deeply interested place, eliminating VV. Uoscoe Vaughn, Tnrlbio sary change any and secures a in have men. this is as it should be. Putinan. marries her position each other. Molly might Defray- unfit and Trujillu, Pablo Padillu, Harry Miller, Maxwell an engraving plant to. earn the neces- ed her captor, but instead she warned By merciless discipline, however. I Nicolas Candelaria, Alejandro Armijo, original sities of at the same time he was do nor mean ill treatment of soldiers life; him. It the aristocrat, Lyons, Knsebioj Archuleta, Manuel Chavez, works on a portrait of bis wife, into who was the traitor. Believing that or anybody. Victor Zamora, Runialdo Padilla. 'And been' which he paints her very soul. Hefore Molly had a taint of negro blood in "This army of ours that we are you know, that had there lie can complete the picture, he sells her veins he took advantage of her building up will lead to the final de- a weak link one detail un invention which brings him for- brother's desperate financial condi- feat of the Germans for somewhat the single that tune; but it is too late to save his be- tion to demand Molly but not 'as a same reasons, perhaps, that Napoleon was in the keen loved wife whom a linbering illness has wife. Unable to stay away from the was defeated in Kurope after fifteen food Administration faulty slightest carried off. girl who filled his whole life, "Kain- years of victory or that the confed- competition would have forced a Broken in spirit, the artist proceeds tuck" cams Just in time to "defend erate army was defeated in our civil News Bulletin - State to Paris mid there, visiting the Hal the honor of a Calvert" and- to wreak war. Time is working in favor of the change of such. Tabarin, he discovers in Jeanne I.a vengeance n the man who had cast allies. The Germans have not suc- an him. ceeded in obtaining any overwhelming Fleur, the queen of the fast set, so many insults upon . derision in this war. and the will Cunning Without Sueur. exact physical prototype of his adored duy administra- after them all but The ' come when the allhs, backed up by The United States food When, looking over,' wife, spiritually far different. AT THE "H. one to buy for cabaret singer is loved by the most stones ever the great American man power, will tion is asking every select a Maxwell motor car for One of the popular the de- household use no more sugar than is you wealthy Count Pascal ile but "His Bunker Bonn themselves demand and obtain Fondtas, published, Majesty cision that we call victory. I do not absolutely necessary. This is asked satisfaction of the artist appeals to .her and she has been dramatized for the screen will bo some for yours, you have the comes to his to now believe In paying compliments to our- in order that there chateau pose for the as a Paramount picture and is But should be canned star-rin- g selves or our allies, unless deserved, canning. fruits more than a of completion of the portrait. lit the "B" theater and Here are knowing that quarter showing Louis but this is the situation as I see it in without sugar if possible. Whilo he paints, love works a re clever young Jack Pickford. Its some suggestions: a million other careful endorse in trans- cast will sup- purely military aspect." buyers markable change the girl, Huff and an excellent i ..Midi; JYiilt LonlUcr, posing into the loud public singer the port Mr. Pickford in this clever Btory Self. Mash ripa fruit (berries, cherries, and good taste, i sweet of his dead wife. adventures of a Fulton 'Squares' blue your judgment your personality which deals with the New York, July 25. KVfd Fulton figs, apricots, peaches and The artist, however, seems to entetain who believes him- be used) to a pulp, spread young stenographer a has satisfactorily explained his failure plums may only a professional feeling toward her self to be a reincarnation of great to "examination" on lightly oiled platters and dry in so, is .IM11" nppeatfor before his Better decide while the present price' and when her old friends come for of and until he re- the sun or dryer. When dry, sprinkle her she slashes king Egypt tho local draft board here, and the or the picture which she stoned, acts the part, marrying for his as a delin- with sugar and pack away in jars holds no when it feels "boss and quest apprehension wax there's telling stands them and of his millionaire has cancelled. Jack Cur-le- very tight boxes lined with paper. to the daughter In reck- quent ijeen night life of Paris. making thousands of dollars promoter of the bout between Peaches or half and hulf peaches may have to advance again. Her departure brings home to Mars-to- n Wall Street plunging. Fulton and scheduled and figs make a delicious leather and his love less Jack Dcmpsoy. intense for her, and he In N. .1., need only a sprinkling of sugar. to Harrison, for Saturday night, follows her the Hal Tabarin, where ef- Servo this, leather In winter instead he finds made public a letter today to this here in the midst of a wild the Want Ad Way fect from the New York local board. of candy oi 'with cream cheese and Try nuts for dessert. Fruit leather may be soaked in water and used for pies, ... ijsu' jm mmn i i shortcakes, pmldings and sauces. intended for this omit run un urm, . am in un m Mf'tia iirrawnri urn' ill vr.ifa When purpose i the sugar. ! Bottle fruit juice without sugar and save it for Jelly until sugar Is more plentiful. Many fruits can be dried. This will save sugar. Some fruits can be stored, such as apples or winter pears. U, Most of us hav been told from The the of the young childhood story prince who searched the world over for a buried treasure and at last found It under his own door step. Many times the thing we are eager- ly hunting for far from home Is at our very door. This Is more than a trite moral; It is practical advance. It A BORDER SETTLEMENT native Americans attended thi meet- is especially practical today for the DESOLATION III ing, (if the 109 others, all spoke housewife who may complain that LONG ON PATRIOTISM Spanish. Many had been with Vlll because of the shortage of containers or lluerta in Mexico. she can not "nut up" as much food- When pledges were called for each stuffs this year as formerly. lav MOffNINS JOIIHNAI. MCIAL wii of the 114 signed cards, many Kl 25.-S-lvban present Because of lack of tin, solder, rub- ZONE I'nso, Tex., July Jose, Mexicans making their marks. San ber and labor has made a shortage of EVACUATED a little valley settlement on the Mexi- Jose's quota was $2,500. The pledges cans and Jars it does not necessarily can border. Is ns patriotic ns is Du-po- nt totaled $3,500. Many native farmers .follow thiit there in shortage of con- Circle. Washington, D, C, This puid cash or pledged their hay or w tainers. How about all those bottles was demonstrated during the War fruit crops In payment tor stamps. you have tucked away on the back Savings Stamp drive. It was haying San Jose went over the top and over- shelf of the pantry and In Bf BOCHE TROOPS and peach plcklm; time but on the subscribed her quota by f 1,000. corners of the cellar? They may last day of the drive field hands and be brought out and used, If properly their overseers laid down their sythes Tell it the classified sterilized. s and tramped a mile to the school through Calliim women are house to Re-sui- ts is Many already forming to listen an hour the speeches columns of The Journal. neighborhood salvage clubs to assem- Merciless Sacrifice of Every- in Spanish and English explaining the ble the empty bottles, glass and War Savings Stamp sntm. Only five are quick and certain. earthen jars, and boxes that ordinir thing but Crops Follows Re- ily would be thrown away both at home and In the store, and are redis- treat of Germans From the tributing them to women who have far Velum not enough other containers to hold Aisne-Mar- ne Salient, their winter's supply of preserved and canned goods. Unusual cure must be taken tn With the American Army on the sterilize every bottle and is Alsne-Marn- Jar that e Front. 25 the salvaged before it Is used. The fol- July (by Associated Press). A desolate shell-tor- n lowing are some suggestions for using waste containers: Bottles and burning houses and salvaged Large, towns mark the zone the ... -, narrow-necke- d bottles evacuated by , .,- may be used and for fruit Juice, tomato Germans, indications are that bottling paste should the salient of Solsgons-Ithelm- s Wide-necke- d arc and catsup. bottles be recovered there will not suitable for preserves, pickles and be probably The contents a village within It or a house vegetables. of bottles standing with its walls intact. You corked and sealed with seallnj-va- x Are a Slacker? At Oulchy-Kn-Chatea- keep if the usual canning directions for the pos- are followed. Boxes Tin, wood ,ind session of which the Kranco-Amerl-c- pasteboard boxes may be used ' for troops struggled for two days, Will You Your fruits and fires hj.d been observed for two clays. dried vegetables. Paste is unknown Help over the edges to protect from '.trwots It whether they were Caws-An- y started by the Germans or from the and moisture. prcssure-ll- d shells of the allied in this cans such as corn syrup conies In, guns. Country great may be used for canning fruit and Neither side is permitting senti- vegetables. Csn as usual and Veal ment to interfere Into the situation. mm There been edge of lid with scaling wax. has no battle which, has HOVR OF NEED? Jars If srew-to- p glass Jar are displayed a gi eater spirit of merciless used, place cardboard and wax paper sacrifice Village after' vllUffa has In cove--- , and dip in melted paruffin been subjected to terrible" artillery after lid Is screwed on. 15arthn trs f,tre. until their appearance l.vjicuted Hatley Davidson MOTORCYCLE and Side Gar In which fruit butter Is sold , have that the guns had been aided by an fitted lids and may be sealed with earthquake In their destruction. sealing wax. The Germans have 'occupied and With Presto lighting outfit, horn, Stewart rear, Enlist NOW 6uinr Xews. " .' often fortified every village and farm The French are getting a pound and house, using them to the last. And drive and Landem new. of sugar a month Ital- the allien have not hesitated to reduce speedometer cushion, All , half and tho ' branches of the Army are open for enlistment ians only a pound. They are lot com- them. The grain fields and vineyards in - tubes and reliners tire. plaining. Shall we complain because huvo escaped, although it Is- expected inner every the food administration asks us ta cut Uiatthousands of acres of. over-rip- e down to the very smallest amount wheat will be lost through a lack of Would cost new $450. Cash price $200 possible our consumption of. sugar? harvesters. The .grain fields were The solution of the sugar problem saved owing to the rapid retreat of Will take Bond as Enlistment Room 21 Grant will now denend largely upon the co- the Germans, who In only a few in- Liberty part payment. Apply for , Building operation of the. housewife. If paoh stances set fire to them. A slower understands the situation retreat Would have resulted. In great- thoroughly - the-- will be no complaints because er destruction. . ' , refuses to .P. i th proccr seU more than tiit iccine4 atuQuaV to aacJt person. Journal Wutt Ada bring rtaulU. IV, - - ' - j . FOUR AlSuquerque Morning Journal, Friday, July 26, 1918 Notice of i CHICAGO Meeting, BEATS Notice is hereby given that an an- nual and special meeting of the stock- 100 PER CENT PATRIOTIC holders of the Katie Ruhnau Mining J- -5 Company will be held on Monday, August nth, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m. RED SQX; G1DIL at the Alvarado Hotel in Albuquerque, N. Mex.,' for the purposes of electinS Huston and Jim Dunn Outrank Major League Rivals a board of directors, to take action theron, properly organizing and trans- FEATURES ATBAT acting such other business as may law. At We Have a Few lully come before the meeting. This Last notice is given in compliance with Sec. !' 3 7 of the Corporation Laws of New Mexico. KATIK KELLY-SPRINGFIE- RCHNA1', LD CORD TIRES White Sox First Baseman Gets FRANK RPHNAU, H. A. HOOVER, Three Hits, Each of Which Stockholders. to Cord Tire of Have you tried buy a any Figures in Scoring; Scores

will this - make lately? If so you appreciate "VJi! . ti''r- f self and Nets 3. DUKE CITY opportunity. . - - S Cleaners-Halte- rs fRT MORNING JOURNAL SPCCAL LRARIO WIRE! 25. Chicago, July Gandil s batting X2b West Gold. Phone 441. .f enabled Chicago to defeat Boston. He made threo hits, all of which figured n the scoring. He drove in three ' You one It to yourself to get the runs and scored one himself. Score: hottest real. When liwinjr to comcrvo E. buy Knaarile coal. Costs ti more than E. BLISS Eos ton. Gib-on-- l aw Lumber AB. R. H. PO. A. F,. inferior 1 1,11 , 4 pauv. phone ;:;(;;. Avenue and Fifth Street. tiooper, rf o 3 0 0 Corner Central mean, zb s n n 1 Trursdale, 2b 1 0 0 2 0 Teil it through the classified Strnnk, cf 4 2 2 0 0 columns of The Journal. Re Kuth if 4 0 1 4 0 0 linen rui certain. STANDING OF THE TEAMS Mclrmis, lb 4 0 1 10 0 0 .f. Scott, ss . 0 1 0 GIANTS WIN 2 Schang. c 5 n- n NATIONAL 0 A remedy for infection! LK.Uili:. 3b 3 0 1 0 3 fl of the urinary tract. V. L. stansmiry, Pet. Mays, n 0 0 0 0 faititus, f 30 and mil) stricture Chicago .B!I Whiteman 0 0 0 0 not New York 51 39' .SP.7 Relieves m to fi day. ST.- LOUIS Cincinnati 4!i 45 .521 PRICE $1.20 Sold By Druggists FROM Totals 34 2 8 24 14 0 Treatiue with each tmttle or mailed ou rojuuat. 44 4 1. 8 PitlHbiiiKli .5 x Batted for In ninth'. Philadelphia 40 45 .471 Stansbury THE EVANS pHEMiCALCOV CINCINNATI, 0. Broolihn ,...43 R3 .44S X Chicago. Boston 38 51 .427 AB. R. IT. TO. A. K. Murphy, 4 2 2 0 0 St. Louis 37 53 .411 rf 0 BYSMIESGORE Uiliold, If 3 0 1 0 0 n THE WM. FARR COMPANY fl. Collins. 21. . s 1 AMI ItlCAN I lvAtJI i:. 5 0 Wholesale and Itcfal' Dealer In Gundil, 4 S14 0 W. I.. Pet lb 15 0 KKKSJI AND SALT MKAT8 .1. Collins, cf 3 0 0 3 0 0 Boston 55 37 ,5HS ss 4 0 2 2 Sausage a Specialty Cleveland 50 4 2 .543 weuver, 4 0 VIcMullin. Sli 2 0 CaHle and the Take the First Game on Ames' 4S 41 0 0 hir Hogs Ruling Washington .53!) Schalk. c 3 0 14 Market Prices Are Paid New York 40 .535 0 2 2 0 Wild Win Second ,....4ti Russell, p 3 0 0 0 Pitch; Chi' ago 41 411 .471 10 I Bo 4U Paul order his all clou d under the "Tf want me," he said, "I'll and St. Louis 47 .4tifl (!y Piirm'iu.) park they Totals When Holke Triples Detroit 37 50 .4J5 When the baseball hislory of the uork ami i'hjlit ord The day after along and run It." .29 4 9 27 1(1 0 4K444 ball The decided that the Score bv Inni 11 Lf H Philadelphia 33 5 1 .3U3 stirring limns of war is written two Secretary linker announced that Government Scores on Sacrifice, names will stand out above all others players must either don a uniform or Dunn construction forces would be of Boston . .000 000 1012 I . Hudson for In cud of the as go to work in sonic essi ntial occupa- more use at home. Chicarrn .010 001 02x 4 I Signs the magnate game a Batteries: Slapnleka and Blackwell;' l.OOO cent, tion Dunn wired his business man- Baseball was more or less of Summary: Two.hnca r,it r:.,,,.)ii batting per patriotism. owned sev- Sacrifice McMiillin! IBV MOHNIN4 e.l.-I- LfASIO WlS It. Crimes ami M. Wheat. will be the names of M:j.. T. ager to closo am to disband the mania with Dunn. He had hit J. Collins, iOVNL They shop de- 25. Tlie New York ScoreSecond game: P. 11, K. L. half owner of the New ball club.. eral minor league clubs before he lciDold. Bases on balls Mays 1, New York, July Huston, and Hussell 1. Wall double-head- ! 1 to the Struck Nationals won a from r'ittHlmrgh 000 100 (101 2 York Yankeis, and Jim Dunn, owner There was no (piliibling on Dunn's cided get into major game " ' sec- He never 2, Paper Bt. Louis. The Giants won the first on Brooklyn 000 000 OOx 0 11 (i of the Cleveland Indians. I art. Although his club was in bought the Cleveland club. Mays wild while tho second Matteris: Cooper ami Major Huston was the first: man. ond place and hail excellent chunks got his money out of the Investment Ames' piteh. Schmidt; of New York-Clevela- was decided In tlie ninth when Holke Coombs and Wilier. financ ally Interested in baseball to for copping it p'oinant this year he and never realized his ambition a anil scored on enlist In his service. An didn't hesitate. winning a pennant, which to hint Itoned; rain. Hudson for opened with triple country's more the Itariden's sacrifice fly. Cincinnati Boston 2-- engineer of great ability and a veteran "If the government needs my men meant a great deal than t hittlnK safely in hoth tflinies Boston, Mass., .Inly 25. Cincinnati of the Spanisli-Ain- i rican war Huston in can have them," mere money Involved. Washington l; nt. L011H 0. Picture Frames By was Dunn's But when the time came he gave St. Louis. Mo.. Julv Young made n. season's record by took hoth games today from Boston, joined the colors soon after war was That philosophy. 8L and Ave. o and all. ton In Fourth Oopiier hits in twenty-tw- successive the first in thirteen declared, lie was among tlie first Dunn offered tho tti of his great up ambition, investment defeated St. Louis fifteen In making innings. Filer to can well be side side game Foster of the Washington held Boston to four hits in the opener, Annrican troops- to go to France. construction organization govern- Dunn rated by nings today, and moved into third Americans had held the record with in the thirteenth with ona out. L. Jim Dunn was the first magnate to ment early in the war. with Major Huston. place in the pennant race. Fostcr'n e single followed by second twenty-on- games. Scores: Magee's bounder took a bad hop and Judge's WW WWW WWWWWW WWWW W WW wwww St. Louis. broke Kawling's nose. Koush followed i jouuie arter two were out, scored the fttf AB. H. II. PO. A. 1'.' with a home run over Cnna van's head STAGE winning tally. allowed but I 1 3 6 SMALL B()YS Wallace Hesselden Ileathcote, ef 6 0 0 In left field. tour hits, and but one local nl.nver 4 0 2 4 CT Fisher. 2h . . 0 George, left bander front Columbus, ELEVENTH TB LETSOLDIERSOF CIRCUS FOR RED CROSS got beyond second base. Score; Paulette, lb 5 0 1 14 l the second game. Ho was Washington. General Contractor t 3 0 pitched Hornsby, ss given miserable support. Cincinnati - AB. R. If. PO. A. E. 3 0 small a "coun- We are In a position to give McHenry, If made two double and a Six boys staged Shotton, If 0 2 fi 0 0 1 plays triple a tho ...... f wore value for tlie money than 3b 3 try droits" and as result 3 b 7 1 1 0 3 0 Bronkie, play. Scores, first game: PARK VOTE IF re- - 8 Foster, other BUILDING I'UtM In 4 0 TC. GIVEN FOR STATE lied Cross chapter sterday 2 1 fi any Betzel, if II. II. Judge, lb 7 0 0 0 Uils Gonzales c 4 4 oeived a check for $18.11. 7 0 2 4 0 0 vicinity. Cincinnati '" S Milan, ef 1 0 The held their circus In ' Office With Ames, p 000 100 100 000 13 3 boys - Schulte, rf 0 7 1 0 1 0 24 Santo on the Cp- (10 Oriinm, x Boston .001 000 001 000 0 2 3 Kspirtn canyon Shanks, 2b 5 0 2 3 4 0 0 0 Pecos. as Lum- Doak, p Batteries: Filer and Wingo; Regan per They presented Lavan. ss 8 0 0 0 The Superior 1 0 RIO GRAND E PRACTICAL FALL bouts, 3,1 Packard, xx 0 their attractions boxing 0 1 6' 4 0 and Wilson. snake and live Ainsmith, C..I...5 & Mill Co. sliovis, chipmunks W. . . . 6 0 2 0 3 0 ber 7 Second game: a entertain- - Johnson, p Totals 34 2 24 20 Tt. H. JS. trout in tub. Their PHONE 171 Score: 'V 1 ment was featured by Miss Julia Now York. . 200 12 56 1 12 45 10 0 Cincinnati ..201 0005 fortune-telle- r Totals . AB. K. PO 3 Keleher as a and It. Huston 000 000 000 0 7 Ht. Louis. . 5 Fifteen acres of land have been do- h Miss Ruth Thurman and Miss Rurns, cf Schneider and Allen; New Mexico Senator Refuses - AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 4 Batteries: nated toward the Bio Grande park Tompkins, who sang popular se- Young, if..." and ! 3b 6 0 0 0 3 0 ss 2 George Henry. by the Kaynolds Addition company, lections. Malsel, Fletcher, to Discuss Politics but Says ss 6 0 0 2 4 0 LUMBER 2b S according to an annnouncement made The youthful managers were Austin, Doyle, HIGHLAND Ir- - 4 0 1 0 Oils, Glass, MaHIiold Hoofing 3b 4 SLUGGERS yesterday by the Chamber of Com- All Should Content Them- Ted Chase, Allen Chase. Tom Sisler, lb 114 Palnte, ' Zimmerman, Mac- - G 0 1 5 1 0 and Building If ; . . . ; . S merce. The area donated lies on the win, Nick Marlowe, Dannie 3 Demmilt, rf ..... Paper. Wilhoit, 5 0 1 3 0 0 4 TAKE CHAMPIONSHIP river bank at the intersection of selves With ? pherson and Robert Macpherson. Tobin, If Holke, lb Aiding War, 5 0 0 3 5 1 J. C. BALDRIDGE LUMBER c 3 Fourteenth street and Iron avenue. Gedeon, 2b McCarty, FROM ESTANCIA 4 0 0 7 0 0 Perritt, p 4 2 1 GAME and is about 1,400 feet long and 000 Smith, cf COMPANY feet The tract adjoins tlie llun-- i Nunamaker, c ... 3 0 1 10 3 0 deep. Give tho sofdiortif New Mexico 0 0 0 0 0 32 3 9 27 13 1 won the ing estate on the north and the zK. Johnson 0 Totals The Highland Sluggers chance to vote if fti is at all MISS K0PPLIN DID NOT 1 0 0 0 L.,..Mn(r.m nulnln unillVl ,111.1 nnitl.i . . rpractica c 0 0 x Batted for Ames in seventh. of the season by 1 .Tl.n,r trJll tc nv.,.t., ...... v. Severeid, championship game n"l"fir' 111 is the opinion of Senator Albert 3 0 0 1 3 0 xjc Batted for Doak In ninth. on the iiriweu tho ri'fiMt lt:i reel of land HO' Sothoron, p the Kstancia nine B. Fall, who was in Albuquerque yes SEEK ARMY ENLISTMENT 1 0 0 0 0 0 defeating It ' St. Louis 000 010 0012 F.stancia ground yesterday afternoon far given for the proposed ptirk. zzllendryx New York 001 020 OOx 3 10 3. Is the is throe times than the present terday. the score of to This larger In 1 Two-bas- e by con- Senator Fall said; he had been was received 43 0 4 45' 20 HELP Buminury: hits Young, the Sluggers have combined parks of the city and The following letter Totals ' second victory Santa l'c to discuss with Governor v. in Paulette. Stolen bases' Burns, tnken from Estancla. One of the sists of fine groves of snado trees vesteriTay by the editor from Miss Man fnr Nunamaker twelfth. of tlie . Sacrifice hit Bronkie. Sacri- has ever attended adapted for purposes. Llndsey the advisability hitter's Helen Kopplin regarding an article 7.7. Bailed for Sothoron in fifteenth Young. largest crowds that park a session of legis- - fice fly Fletcher. Double in the witnessed The Intention of the Addi- calling special the which appeared? In Thursday morn- Score by innings: play t ball game valley liaynolds lature for such a step. He was 000 000 Fisher and Paulette. Bases on balls contest. To attendance was esti- tion company to donate land for the considering ling's Journal in which it stated Washington 000 000 0011 the said he did not know, however, to enlist in the 000 000 000 Off Perritt 4, off Ames 3. Hit ny mated at 1,500. park has been known for some time, whatjRl)0 attempted army: St. Louis ...000 0000 UNCLE - action the would take. In to the Two-bas- e pitcher- By A meg ( Fletcher). Struck Th Slueeers took the lead at the but the actual execution of the papers government My only purpose. going Summary: hits Shotton, - In some states like New Yorli station, was to Ainsmith. Three base out By Perritt 4. by Ames 2. Wild start of the game and with good field- has been delayed, due to the president Army recruiting Judge 2, Shanks, e where most of state as to the method of bases pitch Ames. ( pitched By were at of the Mr. Joshua S. the regiment! procedure hits Sisler. Stolen Shanks, Jnnnings jn and neavy hitting conipuny, be in service as an nmbu-lano- .e Amfs 6. , nf D. Chaves, from Mr. are all together, he said, it would entering the Milan. Sacrifice hits Nunamaker, losing. nolds, being absent the city. a was SAfVS Score:Second game: It. H. K. ,inr players, Raynolds is said to have been In hear- a comparatively easy matter for driver, tt far from my Snthnrnn. Double nlavs Schillte. end ,wirler for the Alhuouerque in tho and" to enlist In the army, or anv W. St. Louis 010 000 0102 won the honors of the day by knock- ty accord with the park project since commissioner to go camp thought Ainsmith. Base on balls Johnson New 001 10 take the as it was with New branch of the, army servic. As a 1. York 100 0013 0 the pill over the fence for a home its inception. This makes the eleventh votes, but 2; Sothoron Hit by pitcher By ing of to Mexico soldiers, where they were scat- trained nuriie I was hopini? to find out W. Batteries: MeaCows, Sherdell and run scoring two runners ahead tract be donated to the city for I Sothoron (Shanks). Struck for tered about in different ,11 some form of service where might Sothoron 6. By Getting Gonzales; Causey and Kariden. him. The fielding of Swartz the park purposes. The deed for the land regiments, The Johnson 3; was a of the will be might prove a difficult matter. do my bit. notoriety acquired Fstancla team feature delivered to the city after the of the.t ' 10-- 0; three-bagg- er through your publication Philadelphia Chicago game. He robbed Burns of a completion of the park, in the same The senator said he was not out to source Detroit 7; Philadelphia, 3. 25. and discuss article has been a of grief to 26. Detroit Philadelphia, July Chicago by a sensational catch. manner as other tracts. politics at the present time, me. Detroit, Mich., July got divided double-heade- r, do- but was" more Respectfully, Philadelphia. a S. Mllbourn, who began the mound Park maps, showing the land thought it far impor- TIKLFaN M. KOPPLIN" out of eighth place in the standing the Phillies winning the first and Chi- work for the Kstancia players, was nated to date, were distributed among tant (hat tveryone turn their atten- by defeating Philadelphia. Detroit won cago the second game. Errors in the out of the box in the third the members of the Hotary club at the tion to the winning of the war. He by bunching hits off Perry in three first and Cravath's home run pounded left last Three MACHINISTS PLEASED inning inning. He was relieved by Campbell. weekly luncheon yesterday. Donations night for his ranch at innings. Marty Kavanagh, a former In the fifth were with-I- n liivei-K- X. M. the deciding factors The line-u- p for the game follows: of additional tracts are expected memlr of the local team, played of the while O'Far-rell'- WITH WAGE Kav- opening contest, Azye, left field; M. the next few days, according to the RULING; first base. The hitting of Veaeh, circuit drive featured the sec- Albuquerque of Jones was noteworthy. Chaves, catcher; Salazar, first base; report the Chamber of Commerce. I'M .1, AM) lAI,K SPF.AK IS anagh and R. ond game. Scares First game: D. Chaves, City officials stated that a MEMBERSHIP 180 Score: R. H. E. M. Chaves, shortstop; yesterday AT HOTARY LPNtHKOX 7 1 , Chicago. Pena, center field; Burns, special effort would be made in the Philadelphia ..210 000 0003 A U. ft. I f. PO. A. F pitcher; Wil- next few weeks to induce all the land an enthu- Detroit 002 120 llx 7 13 3 4 1 0 0 third base; Cordova, right field; Senator Fall was the chief speaker The machinists' union, nt Hack, rf ...... 0 0 base. owners to donate their lands, so as to at tlie at Woodmen hall Inst Batteries: Perry, Adams and Per- ss 1 2 2 0 liams, second luncheon of the Rotary club siastic meeting Hollocher, Mul- allow the beginning of the construc- of went on record as the kins; Dauss und Stanage. Mann, If .. 0 F.stancia Welch, shortstop; yesterday noon and told members night, favoring tion work and completion of ihe park his views for war. He scale as announced Secre- Merkle, lb . 1 len, left field; Swartz, center field; financing the wage by Anx before winter. Twenty-si- x now mem-- tnnrnsl Want bring results. 3 b 0 Campbell, catcher; Karstltter, second touched upon business conditions, say- tary MeAdoo. l Paskert, ing that was indus- were into cf . 0 base; B. Mllbourn, third base; Rpruill, taxation holding '.rs taken the union, bring Barber, to . 1 base: Trocy, right, field and FAST RACES FEATURE tries a point where expansion was ing the total membership .including Zelder, 2b first . LMMmCK. fc. inipoi-hiblc- ncw are to 1S0. W.S.S O'Farrell, c 0 pitcher; Mllbourn Strong, right linless industries helpers and specialists, up GRAND CIRCUIT provided he said there will be no According to Secretary W. S. Pat MOTIt'M YOU rrUUC'ATION. Douglass, p 0 (field. MEET; uf tne 1J. S. Land Of- - 1... for the soldiers after the terson of the union, the union is the Department n;ornir, Carter, p , . tllUl r IJJ ,11111MB".InnlnifQ' place war. Santa K. M.. 1919. NEW RECORD IS MADE Private made In town. He paid lie flca at Fa, July 3, iMcCabe ...... 033 020 20flMo John If. Dale, who biggest expects i Notice Is Albuquerque his debut the the to hi raised over the hereby given that Fatruclnlo JFor Gold and Silver Walker, p , Kstancia . .uui i to Albuquerqueans at membership of N. M., who. on Sept. ui a 200 Marques, Marques, " MORNING JOURNAL RPCRtAL Aro WIRRI high school Wednesday night ns mark by another meeting. 24, 1912, made Homestead entry No. 017200, Totals 39 5 11 24 10 2 singer and lecturer, told the Rotarians The bollermnkers Initiated fifty tor NK1-- Boctlon 8, A Wonderful Opportunity RABBITS AND STARS ARE Toledo, o July 25. Fast racing of his at Township Range Philadelphia. featured the Grand circuit plans for clearing the city of members their meeting Wedesdny N. M. P. Meridian, has tiled notice nf To Let Uncle Sam Win meeting to 100 Htmii-stea- J IT. free-for-a- slackers and criticized the and e'nim he organized Intention to make year . AB. It. PO. A. E. WINNERS IN BASEBALL this afternoon. In the ll severely' hignt fly The And At The Same Bancroft, ss 5 1 2 3 0 1 trot Walter Cox drove Mabel pool and dance halls. per cent, The pipe fitters and sheet Final Proof, to establish claim to the land War Williams, cf 4 1 0 5 Trask to a new record In 2:01 and Following tho meeting, the board of metal workers have been organized above described, before 'William C. Ken- Time Get Rid Of Odda 1 1 directors 100 U. S. N, Stock, 3b 4 1 The Skunks, who were disorganized equalled the world's record for fastest of the club voted to per cent for several days. nedy, Commissioner, at Seboyeta, And Ends Of Old 4 then reorganized under the name with the business interests of the M.. on Sept. 3. 1918. Luderus, lb and second heat In the trotting race, Cox's Claimant names as Meusel, If 4 of the Grizzly Bears, were defeated by In race was city in financing Private Dale's cam- witnesses: Silver And Gold Which ay only opponent the of N. M. ; An- Cravath, rf the Jack Babbits yest-rd- afternoon. paign. Reyes Marques, Marques, Pop Geers behind St. Frisco. The two tonio N. M. ; You Can Exchange For 2b A between the Third ward Stars both A novel feature of the luncheon was Jaramlllo, cjf Bldo, Marqarlti Hemingway, game horses finished neck and neck in UNDELIVERED MESSAGES? Romero, of Han Mateo, N. M : Permltii c . , ward Little Giants the roses to all Ro- Adams, and the Fourth heats. Incidentally the new mark presentation of the Salazar, ot Bibo. N. M. . tarians wlio Watson, p went to the former. made for Mabel Trask equals that of had had a birthday in the FRANCISCO DEU3ADO. Hogg, p . . . Three new teams, which have been last month. Those who camo forward Geers' stallion. The remain un- ReftlnteT organised in the c'ass with the Sam- Geers won the Win Kinnan slake for the roses were: Max Nordhaus, J. following messages War Wood-chuck- s, R. delivered at the offices of the Western Savings Totals 34 10 14 27 7 3 mies and Doughboys are the for Brusl-lof- f Hiinnurn, Mike Nash and Dr. David - JNOTICK FC rraMCATION. trotters, driving R. Union enm1"'""' x Batted for Carter In eighth. captained by Kichard Arlick; in 2:08 In second heat, the Boyd, president of the University ot Telegreoh i,," Department of the Interjor, V, 8. band Of- the insufficient address: B. F. F. ; Score by innings: the Red under the of fastest New Mexico. AH to toasts, Harris, fice at Santa Fe, N. M., 15, 1918. and Birds, leadership of the season for responded Mrs. Cora J. Lunu,, Mr. Gold July Chicago 014 000 000 5 Clark, and the Yankees headed the latter he and Mormon Hein, Notice Is hereby that Kstevun C. Jack I.'rusiloff took the event adding that the man. ' given Philadelphia 600 040 OOx JO by Captain Keim. henK First National, the favorite, temple at Salt Lake were Chaves, of Seboyeta. N. M , who, on Oct. f Two-bas- e hits Paskert a game between the All-Sta- oaco 1812. made No. 017310. for Summary: Following finished a bad fourth.' The 2:1 Bert Skinner treated all Barnes Win 2, Bancroft, Luderus. Home run and the lUarCnts this afternoon was won by with Oro Fino In the members to in honor of the and Wmlloy Malrh. Section !8, Township Thrift Murphy cigars Colorado Colo., 25. 9.V, RanRe 3W. N. M. P. has filed Stamps Cravath. Sacrifice hits Zelder, the Sammies, American Kagles and straight heuts. iro Fino was the, fa- new Rotariiin, Skinner, Jr. Springs, July Mer.dlan, Stock. Sacrifice fly Watson. Stolen will on a hike. Guests pisvin lirtiiiunt golf f times and notice of intention to make Xlva year Proof, Doughboys go vorite and never headed. at tho club besides Senator de- Mm. C. A. of the bases Hemingway. Double plays J. a new Fall and Private Dale were II. again lapsing Into mediocrity, Jim to establish clulm to tbd land above Wright Murphy ijave Directum Barnes. Broadmoor and scribed, before Win. C. Kennedy, U, S. Carter to Hollocher to Merkle; Pas- BASEBALlTblclsioN record of 2:03 In the first heat of of Socorro; iV. of professional, Wright Trading Post 4th IS George ITlrick, J. II, Texas amateur cham-nlo- n. at Seboyeta, N, M., on the Sept. kert to Zelder to Merkle; Maim to the 2:06 pace and duplicated the time Cnrrizozo; u. H. Waxom of Dexter, Wadley, v and Gold has been in Zeider. Bases on balls N. tlvs afternoon defeated Walter 3, 1918. placed Douglas 2, REPORT in the second heat. His formeb mark M.; Don P. of the for- Claimant names 1, 1. Struck STILL PENDING, s Johnston, Clark, Denver Country xlub, profes- charfe of this the War Carter Watson out was 2:044. The Murphy horse had est rvice: 1 o. A. V. P. of Correo. N, M.) Patricio by 2. 2. George Klock, and Colorado Harrington, Carter 3, Watson Hogg Innings no trouble the race although Mntsou and Prof. E. S. of Al- sional, Larry Bromfiold, of N. M Oar. Committed and will MORNING LtARCO winning Seder, a Gonzales, Seboyeta, Savings Douglas Carter 6 , (RV JOURNAL SPCCUl WIRE) amateur champion, three up 'In pitched he lost the third heat to Mary Rosa buquerque. Ola, of Seboyeta, N. M. ; Dlonlclo Marques, return to the full value 1, 2 6 25. Pressure of match that was featured good "V you Walker Watson Hogg Washim!ton(. July lind Parr by being nosed out at the by of Seboyeta, N. M. Second game: R. H. K. other matters, it was sai'l tonight. hasWjrp driving, excellent approaches and FRANCISCO DBLO ADO,. of the articles in stamps. ' COMPANY Chicago 810 021 13112 12 1 prevented Sncrcterv nak'r rrom H reoiiifeil fivn tipnta in decide SELLS SIX . poor putting. The putting greens of , Reglste. . . 000 003 300 6 11 2 n 10 ttrn-ijun- e the new course are still which Philadelphia rormuiuting nis decision H(1(1 t)ie w;ner in the 2:12 trot AUTOMOBILES IN rough, Batteries: Hendrlx, Douglass and s'on of the effective time of applying for a purse of $3,000. Geers drove WEEK accounts for tho missing of a number O'Farrell; Oeschger, Davis and Burns. the-wo- ik or fight regulations to pro- June Red in second nluce in thfi first of nutts which should have been holed. No indi- I Tho fessional basiball players. neat, won the second neat, narciy During (hp nast week the Auto score:' Barnest 82; Wadlev, 82; , 10-- 6 0-- 2. of when the decision will be f l tLIKJ ..H.l ...... 4 Cl.lnU .. . Clark, 85; Rromfield. 93. Brooklyn IHttshursh cation Ip,..,i! u low iiuk in we i wm nn i "" corporation, t lun Kireet and 25. Brooklyn took announced was available ...in (hit...... fmiflli anA fifth i"hilennt AnrilCnld ne...... A ..n.-- i. Brooklyn, July tonight. ,..v...... wv ...rutif, SOffl HI A' CIIIM'IIIOUIK'H, both games from Pittsburgh by bundl Both at the war department and Alma Forbes also won a heat in which is BE R thlsi considered an unusually good LUM Ceme ing hits In single innings for clusters among taaebu.ll men here there was a event and June Red and Chllcoot I record at (hp present time, Tell it through the classified of nix runs. feeling that the recent order upplying fought it out. I Those who the cars buse-ba- purchased Lumber : ll , . . .,. . E. or to ,, - Company Score Jfirst game: ft. II. the work fight regulations ,r were: Jl. it. prifihard,. Waldip! lee ii Its are oiiick and certain, AlbuquerqueS m NORTH FIRST STREET - ' Pittsburgh ;..000 000 000 0 1 2 players would be revised, but to Results from Journal Want Brooklyn . , . .006 020 20x 10 17 1 what extent was not known. columns of The Journal.' Re-- .tf 4t 4 toR&-Si$- 1 Albuquerque Morning Journal, Friday, Jul26, 1918 FIVE - o GERMANY SENDS MUSTARD GAS IS IRK AND STUDY

AID TO ALLY TO MOST HORRIBLE WINS HIGH POST

CRO'llIS HUN lElTll! FOR ARMY OFFICE

C- MnPNINS JOURNAL SPEC AL l.A.CO WIRt! (P-- ll CnnRItPONDENCI TP WOPNINC JOUHMAU General Hunter Washington, July 23, A new of- Washington, July sr.. The most Major Liegett fensive Against Italy by Oermnn and .dangerous kind of poison gas used by First ' the Germans is Distinguished Himself Austrian divisions commanded ly a "mustard gits," or German intii determined During Insurrection In general has Mustard gas has u distinctive but upon by the centra! powers, according not altogether more to unpleasant smell, ippine Islands, information ranching the Italian like garlic than mustard. It is a heavy high command. An official dispatch nily liipiid. 11 boils at 217 degrees Cen- from sai.1 German tigrade, anil thus has uroocrties ltalv today troops it Washington, July Here in the tr. - r.. ,. i .... . wherby can bo distributed in ,1... (M.Kf. tlir Readtlie lilt- icil.'SIVti hub of bljf of kji .litul Cf U affairs, where and Announcements fiiiruy iluneu 'form Kjiray on i lie impact of a generals California's Famous Hotels ln"- ...UhcH. admirals ure us numerous as udjotives - ro j lie deiiiian uirisjuim lu lie mixed with Austrian divisions nnd Mustard pas is a poverfal producer Health, Beach and Mountain Resorts and Solve Problem." of tours. "That Outing Literature and Full Infor- form an entirely new army, the in- Alt. r several hours the eyes discloses. liegin to swell and bviter, in- formation tense causing mation by Writing Direct, or at ' Homo official dispatches also de- pain. The nose discharge free- clare tho Austrian supremo command ly, and severe coughing and vomiting has decided to take measures to pre. ensue. FREE INFORMATION BUREAU AT OFFICE OF THE MORNING vent a further advance hv tho French Direct contact with the gprny JOURNAL causes of the : nnd Italian troops in tho vicinity of blistering the skin, anil i Herat. vapor penetrates through the cloth- ing. Gas masks, of course, do not pro- Within tect against this. The symptoms are Easy Reach of Everything, E.srAl'K THE It RAT You can leave Albufiiimpie today at li:15 V. M. and enjoy the to WILL URGE PUBLIC TO similar pnouijionia high fever, refri'shtnc cool , a breo.-.- n at heavy breathing and often stupor. CONSERVE ALL-PAPE- Tho damage done by mustard gas is a slow and insidious development. The breaking down of tho affec:ed TPV mdpniNI JOUWNAl. SPECIAL EASED WIPE! tissues is slow, tho height being reach- Washington, July 2:.. A Sonera I ed from five to tea days after the LOS publicity campaign will bo launched i.im i'i reee'vod. The nainlrssripss of ANGELEX idiortly by tho war industries boird the legion is also a marked character- v .'',,!' vwr ,a i'i New Mexico to Headquarters tuni.irrow. summer p educate the public to the import- istic. Healing if, s".o.. I 't il ('iilifnrnlii'j fanelnatlng layitmuinl. "The center of dimmer attract ance of conservation of paper of nil Mustard gas besides being1 used in nll with prfvftte baths. Oonrtucted on both the linns and ppuri lug events." Surf tiotlilng, phi ngt brillilnsr. ynrlitliur, healing, deep aea - and kinds. direct attack is also used for "ncu- II Kuropfan Anurlran plan. flslihiK, suit ami pier flahlng, tennii, gulf, m. Muring, dancing, hi.rpebatk riding, count-li.- it do- - Hotoi Clark Ih !tuntd in tM heurt of the War conditions, was stated, tralization Fot' Instance, where sup itnitHi'uii.iti.s, pi umeimile attractions, dully liun.i conceria, bout The mand a radical in the habits city, near beautiful Central Park. Our to ttipi. alwaya change and ammunition are being 11111 B'a-tlo- n ilcllKlufully cool resort where nee Excellent or as s plies v Baches, Mountains, etc.. from Htreet pleasure I'lincrogate. hotel, apartment consumers, me government ,jr,)1I(fM ,m n few mustard gas shells bie hotel. and rui'llltles. Write for lllustnitiil foiilern on needs chemicals directly opposite Kuropean plan cuiiugo HecrentUun lii.mea anJ Indus- for and oilier will result in confusion nnd TarifY from 11. New Mexico W. to dangerous per day. patronage tries, U IlallHnl, secretary, Chamber of I'oinmerce, Img Ileach, Col, teriais made it necessary prevent (1(,ny. A )iart of ,h(, )llfantrv is "lien- - solicited. IliustratHd foldtr upon request.' ns much waste as - "Visit tlin XI lklttmli.b possjble. trnlized" by having food nsd nnimunl- GENERAL, HUNTER refill" Toeu lion cut down. If the shell hurts as LIGGETT" so much bet- well ,as neutralises, the, in a graduation essay, where celebri- ter. ties go outdoors for is in shells elbow room in SAN OF Mustard gas employed this dazzling dictionary of FRANCISCO WHEN till calibres to inches. In military of up eight brains and achievement tho name of recent forty-eig- FREE AUTO BUS FROM DEPOT ont attack lasting Major General Hunter re- k 7,000 tons of Liggett -- hours the Germans tsed mains in black-fac- e rX TO POPULAR f A MIDDLE AGE Armonttercs tho ran type. a t it. At gutters The man who has just been chesen j with Hie horrible reddish-brow- n liq- to ri as command the first American army uid. It has kollod men as far back in Franco- . corps next to Pershing Need Safe-l- y twelve .miles from the front. Help to Pass the Crisis tho biggest job In our war gam-is- n't Tho American .mask to fight mus- Proof that E. Pink-ham- 's readily forgotten. He has not Lydia tard gas is of the bo respirator typo Jiefn stationed in tinnii la nf rubber. is Washington for Vegetable Compound ti, Hreathing three years, but the memory of him ,th. nlne.ers shutting! jg Can be Relied nostrils. air en- Upon. the The the Announcement of his elevation ' ac.ua, bv means of neiitra.Umg fighting leadership at the " : .. : was a S Din hull not, inereioro, I n :B mm mm s- ClARY TAN GTS. Urbana,Iil. of 'Z ipi.i ?,., surprise t;. -bt At tOlt "During Change Life, - J ltliK fa" the ueve,- MKilCAI. N. M. IlKAUtlliARTRRB of the MlJlMi had an attack of It a ono-w- a opment army. LOS ANGELES A class "A" firprouf structure. Sou all into the lungs. There Never ROADWAY outnldM which lasted valve in the hood through Gives i p. FIFTH 8 SEVENTH rooma. each with private bath. grippe shutter The first hoard SfearMAIN The center oi buiinnit and the On a direct car line to all points of comes out. 1 nis maun conspicuous thing shopping, all winter and left which the air . of him was the atricai district. Convenient to ell cat lines. Interest ami within walking- distance ar during early days of $l-to!3- Home-ltk- me in a weakened is designed to last ten hours, for )h lo,,..,.,,H II...... RATES ABSOLUTELY 300 outside rooms with private bath. Eu- of shops and theaters. CAFE ropean plan. Rates $1.50 and with a personality dlutlnctlvply Us condition. 1 felt 'the Thirty-time- s up. fining artillerymen . of third battalion, PER DAY FIRE PROOF room service refined Z msile an ysmt which enclos the n.ajor and excellent. Free own. 'aril?, Kur, plan. to $4 per that I would the wuv ovp. fl.om Uus from Depot a. Folder upon request, day. Amer. plan, $5 per day up. Fire- never be well again. solilier oouuy. iH , ,h ... .,,.,.. WILLIAM R. FLOOD, Manager. proof Karajre nearby. 3. B. LANKFRSHIM. Owner. 1 read of Lydia E. troops, of whom hoi was In command, Maniiptemeiii of Otttdtah Rleb iPinkham's V e cre- - JUDGE LINDSEY BACK became helpless ill a storm. It. was Stable Compound the old tub "Immanuense,' as differ- and what it did for FROM EUROPEAN TRIP ent from the modern troopships as n co.SAN women decrepit wooden day coach is from a FRANCISCO thepassing steel Pullman, for a Cool, Interesting and Inexpensive Vacation through Change mr MOPNIMO journal special leased WIPC1 mm so After two days and of frantic of Life, I told nights my New York, July 25. Jndgn Pen the came BI(S DEMAND FOR doctor I would try Tiindscy, of tho chlldrens' court, Den- searching companion ship TQACnOIIEEnS I soon a upon the "Immanuense." Hho was Stop at it. began to ver, who has been In Europe as mane fer trattor oaeraton anrf rrpilr men. RU,h,, half full of water. Soldiers standing eompflrnl Ir.ctlontcn. BIQ PAY. n.rvh.r. in of tho committee on for accommodations from & gain strength representative waist-dee- p In good $1.60 day tip. Brerdcfaat 35c and 00c (Sun. OFFEHED YOUNO MEN la n.w tr.dfc" low? brine, were pumping Lniicti (hi. wM.r "mmil, and the annoying public information, arrived hero todny daya 7Bc) BUc, Dinner fl (Sundays $1.2B). larjMt and Mmt Itoll.blo Trad. School nan a WMlal iUfS and bailing like fiends. And in the In fractlonMnni In.ofur.l.d symptoms dis from abroad, lie was accompanied by The STEWART on Geary Street, jtist off Union Square is clone to everything and aaa PERFECT YOU an upon. Writ.Tlw fj. middle of the mess, himself soaked worth while. M:ml,:lpl car line passes tbe door. Stewart Motor Bus meets Bag. catalog. NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SCHOOL. appeared and vour Vegetable Compound Mrs. I.indsev, niaoroa at EHhih sirwt, Loa Cat. I was Liggett. They principal trains and steamers. Anaca, has made me woman so said ho and bedraggled, a well, strong Judge Lindsey had had wanted to quit, would have quit LMlTO,iI!,.WI.IT!,.l:Ul I do all my own housework. I cannot all the battle fronts and was a wit- than rout of through sheer fatigue greater recommend Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vege- ness of the beginning of the fear of death Itself. Hut Liggett table too to women the Au.strians in the I'iave valley. Compound highly wouldn't let 'em. termed on unofficial and mysterious Four-lea- f 63.81 the of Life.'' Islands twills, cents to 56, Si passing through Change Two years In the hysterical commission reported gathering Infor- cents per pound. Mrs. 1316 S. Orchada Admit Un to II. System. It was back to America as MOUTH OF POCKET PEACE UNTIL in con- Frank Henson, and then 0 mation to be used the peace Sheetings, 21 8 cents to 8 111. Uio to Ho was It St., Urbana, Washington. July ndjutunt General Carter. ference. TJ'ese n,e)1j ho said, are the ents yer v rom-pan- y yard. Women who suffer from nervousness, Grande Valley Hank and Trust made a lieutenant-colon- and then president's personal envoys. Knumeling duck, from 04 to 6! cents 101 Trust "heat flashes," backache, headaches and the I'aso Hank and colonel, Senator Lewis suggested that the per pound. and blues" should this famous company, with resources of $3,079,000 A showed at commission Is and Flat and twisted "the try were ad- little later Liggett tip IS ONLY 21 FOE IS CRUSHED merely collecting filling duck, from Pink-fiam- and root and herb remedy, Lydia E. 's $1,045,000, respectively, tho war college here, where he cre- transmitting its information to the 69 cents to 64 cents per pound. to the reserve l1! Three-lea- mitted today federal ated n us prodigious stu- president for funl her use. f wide drills, from 64.69 Vegetable Compound. system. reputation dent of the technic of war. He was Senator Thomas of Colorado, join- cents to 60.4 cents per pound and especially keen for the great buttles ing in the peace discussion, said four-lea- f wide twills, 62.94 cents per of the Civil war. He entered the col- MILES ITJ WIDTH SIENATORS STATE "German peace propaganda is a light pound. lege In 1909 as a student officer. A Intermittent fever; It comes with every year later ho was director and In his disaster to the German arms." BOLSHEVIK! RESENT third year he became president. Still no one knew him beyond tho CONFERENCE ON PEACE LANDING OF TROOPS shadow of the war college cupola. tar MORNIN. JOURNAL SPICIAL LIAOKD WIPIt wond- British and French Con- was the newspapers Troops 25. Possibilities IN A IRY That why Washington, July CULMINATES ROW MORNIN JOURNAL aPICIAL LIASIO ered a bit when, following the h in WIRI1 Fletcher to Vera tinue to Close in on Huns; of a peace offensive wero discussed Asterdam, July 26. The Russian of Admiral at the semi-week- ly the senate today tOr MOPNINQ JOURNAL BPECIAL LI A.CD WIRSI nolshevikl government, says a dis- Cruz. Liggett with a "briRadier gen- session. All senators who de- to Allies' Guns Dominate Both spoke 2Ti. A patch from Moscow to the Lokal er eral" his name was sent clared of Ger- Amsterdam, July dispatch fronting the crushing defeat from Kiev to tho UheiiMsche Westfae-lisch- o of Berlin, considers the action the border. He did so well there that was before ne- Sides of District, many necessary peace of Kssen taken by the entente powers In land-l- nt when he was transferred to command could be considered. Zeltung says: It was as gotiations "The peacoi conference culminated troops on the Murman coast as the western department Lewis of demo- Lig-gett- 's Senator Illinois, in an open u5arrel between the Rus- tantamount to a declaration of war. general. And that's all of Americans Tho major to now. IMV MCPNINS JOflPNPU PaCIPL LBAOKD WIRC) cratic whip, warned ngainsl sians and the Ukrainians. Friction bolshevfkl government, the titular ascent up "new professions of peace and false stands six feet and is as erect London, July 25. British and also developed between tho Ukrainians newspaper dispatches ndtfc, has an- Ha u French troops have advanced to Gueux propaganda," from Germany. and tho delegates the nounced that it will take counter as lnnee. He has tho makings of de- representing a and Men- 1'ieniecy in the battle sec- "We ate not allured by It or republic of the Jon Cossacks, owing measures accordingly. first-rat- e diplomat with his cordiality ceived said he. tion Just west of Khclms, according to by it," to territorial claims, but. these nego-tion- s and broad knowledge. But, primarily, Senator Sherman cf Illinois, repub- said: information received here tills after- will be continued. All relations Washington, July 25. The report- us nn exsubordinato noon from the battle front. lican, declared peace could come only were broken off with tho Crimean ed declaration of the bolshevikl all soldier!" a would the gov- "He's new shows of by victory that sweep republic. ernment that It will take counter The line an advance kaiser and his counsellors uot of about two miles toward Flumes. This measures against the landing of al- seen on ev- power. lied on the Murman gain when the map is of "There is Information in this com- DIFFERENTIALS troops coast, ident Importance, for It greatly nar- - which it regards as tantamount to a FOGHS PIERS - munity," said. Senator Iewls, "that i rows the salient created hy the Ger- ANNOUNCED declaration of war, is believed by suggestions huve been made through state officials mnns in their drive last May. and soon will be made known department to have Italy been Inspired br the German govern- It is no longer proper to Hpeuk of sources," (V MORNIN. JOURNAL tPSCIAL LIAtlD W.RRI through proper diplomatic ment. , the pocket as from Romsons If to hold the peo- 25. CLOSED Oil running allowed eastern Wushlngton, July Differentials officials do not believe to Kheiins, for the newest advantiiKe ples in subjection, Senator Iwis said, to be allowed on cotton fabric, figured Washington BEI of tho entente allies has pullfd the an on six basic it possiblo for the bolhsevlkl to semi 'Germany's plana Involve, raising prices agreed upon for an army to the Murman eastern edi;e of the pocket eight miles army of stupendous force to assail the the period between July 1 and Octo- peninsula. to the westward. Making Mery-l'r- e United States from tho Pacific in the ber 1, were announced today by the mecy the marker for the eastern rim. hew war." war Industries board. Kiiipoy Is lllsolmrgeil. ENEMY P0S1 TIONS now Washington, July 25. Arthur Guy Tho , month of the porKet Is "The United States would be th The differentials are as follows: e author and only twentv-on- miles wide and the first to pay the penalty," he said, Drills, from 8H.29 to 57.46 cents per Empey. soldier, recently to commissioned a captain in the nation- whole district between the two sides "of yielding the artful suggestions pound. al Is under the range of allied from Uniform 60.90 army, was honorably discharged entente Germany." cloth, cents per orders. No reason guns. Senator Sherman criticised what he pound. by today's wag at tri itet " l MOININ. .auaNL OPICI.1 J.S5- - P stated. London, 25 The French are continuing their at- ' July (via Ottawa). n river tho The latest war communiques: shows tacks htwe Ourcq and r that General Koch is river Maine. They advanced ..last 4444 i9 methodically a distance of a continuing to close the rdncers which night for mile, captur- '.I'M Oermans ing the southern half of Fere forst grip the between tho Aisne and row a on Our needs and the Marne. The capture of AN they occupy farm the Country right main road from Fere en Tardenols -- increases now Man-Pow- er mentieres the envelopment to The town of En 15,000,000 of Oiilchy-I-Chatea- u Jaulgonne. Fere and the cap- Tardenois now 'is within 8,000 of - yards' ture Erecy brings th allies only of the Fron.-- linos. five mlks from the important center wav center of Tho French last night nlso pushed Klectricity In to furnish the well forward along the bank of going The British advance rpilh of the south ot U. the river onrc'i, hut this morning they ereatcr Ardre threatens the Oerman left wing in lrt Franco-America- found thrv were nn isolated posi- envelopment while the n Tho tion and th y were compelled to fall !rtHtr will grind his coffee troops are a menace to the Ger- " man center. back. Electrically " The British success at thoat-en- s East of lilieims a Polish cotitingent VrlRny The Baker will mix Flsmes ,hence the desperation of attached to the French, made n suc- tils dough ii ' Jhe Germans, Who nre attempting to cessful enterprise and captured 213 Electrically 'prevent the allied advance in this di- prisoners. rection. German defense of The advanced of tho British and Tho Butcher will grind and slice ' m. :i godsons, the pivot of their position, alo is be- iFronch forces along the battle front his meat Electrically ginning to become formidable. between lilieims and tho Marne to 400.-00- 0 Gunux and Mer.' :f i nit It Is estimated that there are - Tremecy represents Germans within tho tri- a gain of aliou- a mlv. and a half Don't go another day without that Electric The St(.rckeeicr, Con- ttr 3 in fighting Merchant, Manufacturer, tt but .the relentless of along a front of three miles.' The tn'n Power you need. Don't feel . reluctant about or - - angle pressure tractor, any other Business Man will save his room- r allies is the of Gucux lies to the south of the rivet the gradually emptying putting your small requirements up to us. man-pow- that which he has lost of the enemy masses. Vesle and is about five five milrs di- (or supplant triangle Pre-mec- it oer with us costs We will rectly west of Rheims. Mery y Talking nothing. by the war) by doing things Electrically. ' is a short distance north of the gladly help you work It out largo or small Jobs. Captain Stollenhoven In I)ca1. "Mun-pow- er Fismes-Parcnn- y rairoad Is about is tho most expensive thing in the Paris. July Is and worldT. made ten and miles southeast nf Electric power Is the cheapest and most of the death of Captain Van Is in Stollenhoven. col- Flsmes, which tho center of the dependable. former 'governor of I'no between onies and of the Moroccan running ' Koigsons and Gas captalrr HholmH. v Albuquerque colonial infantry. He fell before Iong-po- nt This does not imply buying new machines. What i AC DADICfAM on July IS at the head of his & Electric Co. you have can be driven Electrically. The change l p. m ' I PTUfllla t.ya a a its Manii an Van .'" Bread for the British soldier is can ba made quickly and the new way will pay (lTUrlib v rna troops during attack. Captain "AT ' ' I DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS Stollenhoven enlisted in the array as made "near the front" by members YOUR 6KRV1CK" for Itself. IffcfWJvrtl 27.33 Toatk C4Sa &,trlmpLe soldier and received the le- of the Britten woinen'fc army auxiliary Slrl I - Fri. '. gion of honor upon the battlefield, corps, mHWH444OW r- 1- SIX Albuquerque Morning Journal, Friday, July 26. 1918 4-- INDEPENDENT NW6PAP the searches lis arc-- Mind, through HIS SHARE FIRST man "news" agencies there were sen nives tor tne desired information. propaganda "news" to the United The orgin of thought Is undeterm- States in the early days of the" war inable. The brain transmits tlmught, By and large there must huve been a but is not its source. Life generates dozen of them, calling themselves TOorninij jjournal "Overseas" or "Transoceanic" or by thought, but what is life? some such other titles. Theyused the ' (pram Publishes! by the "What thought is we find equally wireless direct from Germany to Say vague. That a world without ville or Tuckerton. and their emana JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. thought were to would be a seems tions given all of the Amer vegetable kingdom ican press associations on equal Weatera Representative , apparent. terms. Dr. was C J. ANDERSON. Kumely, however, MM uses Maruuette Bld(., CMofO, 111, The of thought are scarcely continually complaining that no real better understood than whence it news from Germany was getting to Eastern America. Repreeentatlre emanates and what it is. Its expres- RALPH R. lfULLIOAN. "Real news" was what he wanted 42nd sions n Rut Street, New York,. daily multiply. for the syndicate. It had been a very (From the Vossisiilie ZeiduiR.) Kutered aa aecunti-clae- a matter at tbe Thought itself Is teaching men to large and part of the pre- . There is nothing that has more con- of N. wider Aot important poatufflce Albuquerque, tL, think. The of a construc- liminary plans, the Evening Mail Syn- vinced the German people of the ne- of Congresa of March i. 1871, offspring dicate. was to tive mind is often seldom The project build up cessity of a great colonial empire than larger circulation than any other aaper Instructive, a clientele that would gladly accept Id New the present famine in raw material. New Meilco. The only paper la destructive. whatever the syndicate might offer. Mexico laaued eTery day In the year J. The continent of Africa must hence- ' To the chaotic thinker, the world is It would have been a splendid way to TMKM OF"hUBSCKIPTION : disseminate German with forth largely supply the German na- or .Too a maelstrom of contradiction. To the prooaganda. Dally, by carrier by mall, one month. adequate camouflage. But. as I have tion with its .requirements. The enor- Yearly, In advance fT.tt thoughtless, life is largely a blank! said before, there was no finesse or mous treasures, for example, which lie NOT1CJS TO BUBSCKIBERS. in the doctor's methods. He Subscribers to the Journal when wrltln subtlety in the soil of Nigeria and, generally to -- to new THE KIND THEY A HE. tried syndicate the Babson articles, the whole of to have their paper chanced a A few speaking throughout must he eure to five the old address. papers bought them on the West Africa, must be seized Ger- of Mr. Babson's by K I strength reputation many. Their ourselves 1.11., ,1 ....I wTnHv u. k klat wciwwImh A London possession by bi awuitii uai una uiuw high up war expert but when those snme were Im our-- latlun than le accorded to other paoers and development will not benefit , ratlnr any out von -- In New figures that Ilindenburg "was mediately offered a dose of von selves alone. These regions never have paper Mexico." The American Schulze-Gaevernlt- z, Newspaper Directory. merely 'feeling out' the Americans to most of them been developed ns they shoiHd be by j test severed their connections with the their present owners, Great Britain O O their real endurance in resisting then and there. MKalBBR OF THB ABSOCIATBD I syndicate and Fiance, in the case of the former a drive." Newspaper readers will remember to the circumstances that the rnuvs. to owing The Aseoolated Preaa la erclualvely I There never has been any question the German attempt arouse sym- British world empire is too unwieldy entitled to the lue for as to of pathy anV stifle war sentiment in for Its administrators to even republication the stamina American fighters America exploit of all newe credited to It or not other- von by depicliting the sufferings half of the overseas dominions. wise credited In this paper and else and only a Ilindenburg, disdain- of German babies. German babies the local news published herein. ful of every people not German would were dying by thousands because of think of paying a big price to feel out the dreadful British blockade had cut ALL STEEL NEEDED FOR THB JORNAL takes and print off their milk or if it wasn't hours and minutes of American grit and to .stand supply Ixty thirty ability the blockade it was somethmg else. HOME Associated Press leased wire punishment. were CONSUMPTION AT servile each week. No other news- Funds opened In the name of paper published In New Mexico take The only question arf to American the German Red Cross to buy con- tSV MOftNINS JOUNNAL ePSCIAL LKAaCD WIA11 more than twenty-fou- r hour of As- forces was of to densed milk and ship It to Germany their lack training 25. Charles M. sociated Press service during--' a week. meet the to keep the babies from starving. It Philadelphia, July 0 novel methods of warfare. fflm sounded plausible; it did not at first Scwab, director general of shipbuild- Even our regulars were trained to look like propaganda. It got a lot of ing, home today from his inspection lV HI tour of western pre- DAY JULY 20, 1918 meet men as S&&T W. publicity. the shipyards, men, and had to be ft rV.fle. Urn they mf'L A.r Dr. (' dicted an of 10,000,000 further to re- Rumely opened the columns of output ship trained meet a foe that the Mail tons a year. to to subscriptions for this WOMIOX OF ENGLAND. sorted all the brutalities, deceits worthy and humanitarian purpose. In order to foster shipbuilding in and meannesses imaginable. But not Then Mr. McClure came back from this country, Mr. Schwab said, lie will ' immediately take measures to cut off . Ann rloa has felt keenly the short only has the inexperience of the Europe. Ho had penetrated as far as V steel to foreign countries. age of farm hands to gather the crops American soldier less ". .tt..'ijj' "T tt.eV Contantinople after leaving the peace counted than ship, and had met old friends "It has not been my fault." said Mr. this season, but the call Issued by was to be many expected, in the present op- a stickin; whom he had known in the piping Schwab, "that any contracts were, Premier Lloyd tlcorgo to the women erations, but ho has been times of peace. And somewhere made to ship steel countries. actually along This must if we tho of Kngland indicates that we have yet showing the Huns new in the lines the propagandists had got stop want to keep something spirit of enthusiasm among shit! a way to before our man the lew. fhelr wires crossed. long go way of fighting, and the latter are For In Berlin a official whom builders. will have been to the high power depleted "squealing" that Americans fight In- Mr. McClure knew personally had extent of England's. dian fashion. This means that our van with pride pointed to the fact that was The prime minister's statement fol- boys work in open order, making short Germany enduring war conditions remarkably well, and In proof had lows: rushes, seeking cover for a brief period handed htm voluminous statistics The fields are for the and then going ahead once 'more, the showing that the Infant mortality rate ripening In sickle; the toil of the winter and the general advance depending largely on Berlin and other German cities had Individual actually declined since the war began. spring is earning its reward. This Is intelligence and courage. Mr. McClure 'And returned' just as tho no ordinary harvest; in It Is centered Comparatively little of the stereo- there was nqver any question "milk for German babies" campaign the and the faith of our soldiers typed training is required for this sort that, up to the breaking off of rela- was beginning to gain momentum. He hope of Dr. and took issue its once. that their own heroic will of action anil until digs Amazing Story tions between the United States with promoters at struggle Ilindenburg ho was in close and con- They and he smothered Into another line of his de- Germany, protested not be in vain. In the days before the for purely tinued contact with the representa- their protests with their own German war the whole world was our granary. fensive purposes, a very large pro- An tives of the German government in statistics, that he had broiu ht back Rumely, American, him! Now not only are thousands of men portion of our million of fighters over America. with That ended one effective will be fit for in the game Dr. Rumely bit of propaganda." Nevertheless Mr. fighting, Instead of tilling our own there direct participa Very enrly McClure the In to assume exclusive control suffered stigma of his fields, but the German submarines are tion the fighting. So long as the Who Became a German attempted of Mail connection and many of his old contest of the Washington correspondence trying to starve us by sinking the ships has anything like the features the paper. It was not long before the friends who ought to have known him of was better than they did .turned away for which med to carry to our shore the open battle General Foch will .Mail's Washington representative a a of as the one man who could time. There never was a more abundant harvests of other lands. surely have very largo body of spoken American S. S.. (Copyright, 191 S. the New York Herald Co. All reserved.) always get to von Bernstorff, even loyal than McClure " Women have American reserves who are fit and rights nor one less of 111 already served the (Copyright, Canada, by tho Now York Herald Co.) when the Oerman Amhussador was not capable believing You'll Allies their work ready. men. Not of those whom he. regarded as his Never by splendid upon the receiving other newspaper best friends. farms, but the in France has Take any large body of American that there was anything necessarily army was often pos- (Tomorrow's article, which ends the asked Etill boys, direct them at INSTALLMENT IX. Third: Do you declaro that no illegitimate in that; it Bake Another Cake for more men from the land anything, regard- for Mail this close series, deals with some efforts to Ger- less of how If the atmosphere in the offices of representative of the German govern- sible the through manize to come and help your brothers in the they feel toward the pur- the ment in has over con connection with the German Embassy, New York and the United fcfter tried these. That'e what Evening Mail was rapidly becom- this country States.) you've desperate battle foi. lreedom. These pose sought or what the purpose is, ing one of suspicion, there was an ferred with you or talked with you in to obtain an advance tip on what the one of our customers told her friend. men must go; women will be first to and such is their of 'emulation even greater mass of suspicion from regard lo tho purchase l.y German in- - German attitude would be in regard And she knew what she was talking spirit German-America- con- y U rests or n to whichever one of the various SALT LAKE FIREMEN about, for at first she was say it. But the harvest Is in and rivalry that constitute on the outside centering about Dr. liume-l- interests decidedly danger they and to a lesser extent about every of a daily ncwsimpcr, or that the pur troversies between that government skeptical regarding any baking done for want of almost irresistible force. It is inbred 011? at IN A outside the home. the work of these very one else in a responsible position m 'chase of the 'Evening Mail has not and own was pending the time, RESIGN BODY But why praise men would rave Once In them to get what go In- tho of been the of conversation be and so secure a decided "beat" at a our baking? Try some pies and gone. again they after, management the newspaper. subject ligiti-mat- n tween Boy-e- d or matters were cakes and do the as dian fashion or in some As a matter of I never hr.d Captain and yourself time when such " uoftNINa JOMHNAL e FECIAL LSAeSB WIRV1 you'll 'praising. therefore, often before, I appeal to other fashion. fact, news. women any evidence of any actual spying or the German Ambassador and yourself Salt Lake City, Utah, 25. The to come forward and help, ' broken July intrigue inside the office; such dif- Fourth: Do you affirm that none When relations were finally city commission today accepted tho They have never failed their country LOOKING FOItWAIU?. ferences as arose between Dr. (if the money used in the off and von Bernstorff sent back to of the Jlumoly acquiring to resignation entire force of the yet; they will not fail her at this on the one hand and the other Evening Mail property has come di Germany, Dr. Rumely professed fire department, following presenta- The speech which the Prime Min- and heads were or from believe that the difficulties would still tion a few of a ask- grave hour. There is not a moment department redly indirectly would days ago petition Pioneer ister of Australia made to tho London fought out in the open at least so sources and that there has never been be patched up and that thcro ing for an increase in wages of 120 to lose. war. sent the Mail's Wash- Bakery Chamber Commerce far as the rest of us wero concerned. any suggestions or intimation that the be no He a month, in lieu of which the blanket Every woman who has the great of recently and Dr. had said he wanted to he Evening Hail should favor the Ger- man with the dismissed was liumely ington along Ber- resignation to become effective gifts ow youth and strength, if not al the debate, which ended the day be- checked up when he was wrong, Wc man cause, in tho present war or that Ambassador and he remained in July 28. a N. BALLING, Prop. fore, on a of in tho took him at his wero it should attack or seel; to embarass lin until after the war was actually The commission to In- ready devoting these to essential work League Nations word, and thee agreed an 107 House of re- many lively encounters. the Wilson administration? declared. crease of $15, which was South First Street. for her country, should resolve to do Lords, both dealt with foment- rejected. Doctor liumely, so far as I can re- Fifth : Do have The interest of Germanylli so organization after the war. Mr. you deny that you today. If she lives in a village, let call, never acknowledged or admitted many times during tbe present yeat ing trouble between the United States her go out and work in the fields Hughes insisted on the immense ad openly a policy; rather been in conference with representa- and Mexico was not cieariy appuiein. in the from her home. If she can vantages which, Germany has secured than avow, even to those closely as- tives of the German government in to many persons or newspapers give her sociated with in the of .war. It whole let by her system of organization stretch- him, an Intent to servo this couulry regard to subjects early days the European time, her Join the ranks of tho he would fre- of the of ammunition in the was from the day the control its web Into of the Gcrjman cause, purchase apparent the Land Army. From the nearest ing every part quently yield his point when it was '1'nlled Stales by and for the Allies of the Mail passed into Dr. Rumely's employment exchange she can learn economics of the nation. Dr. Paul pointed out to him that to pursue a or the purchase of ammunition in this hands, however, that he was greatly SUBSCRIBE' NOW! "Xeo-Marxia- course he In Mexican and ull about the conditions of service. Lensch, the Socialist had determined upon would country by and for Germany? interested matters, Intensify t lie Dr. tc this interest never waned so long as I I have watched with Deputy, has explained the system with suspicion that already liumely brought this letter deep interest surrounded the paper. my desk. remained on the paper. Inimitable In a and admiration the splendid work al lucidity and force Either the Mail was owned the "1 to a One of the earliest visitors to the by have been trying draft reply new ready done. Never have British worn hook which bears out the contention German government or It was not; to this," he "but I do not office of the Mail under the in the said, gel a en and gilds shown more or of the Australian statesman that nobody organization except Dr. exactly the force in my reply that I regime was Eduardo Iturbide, TO capacity Rumely and Mr. Kauffman was In a to of the man who had been Em THE JOURNAL more And Germany has 1cen, and still want. Who is the best person pluck. just as the soldiers Is, easily position to know; It took the United write a The mar, peror of Mexico under the title ofi the best voluminous reply? to neaa have asked for thousands more men organized of all states. States government three years to get who wroie this says here that he will Augustin I. Iturbide wanted to come When war proof. I to the Mexican government. Dr. Rumely and help them win the war, 'the surprised England print whatever reply want make ob- But the effort to I warn to in the Mail indorsed his efforts to ho do these brave women in that country was not organized for it, ascertain the send him a letter that will, the source of the money that bought the take .several columns of his news- tain a backing for a coup d'etat tsiat in and paid an awful for her up head the the Land Army call to penalty paper and tho influences behind' it paper." would put him at the of Tobacco Fund other women to come and neglect. Now England is organized came almost with the transfer of "What do want to as to the Mexican people. help them the you say those save the harvest. for war. Mr. Hughes pertinently property; perhaps even earlier. point he raises?" I inquired. Later Iturbide wag dropped by Forced io Him "1 want to come at him with who had backed him and I know this will asks, Is It yet organized for Deny Ownership. back orglnally man How Will for appeal be heard. peace? Dr. liumely had assured Mr. Mc- - the must forceful kind of question? Felix Diaz was picked up as the Our Soldiers Long That, he is -- Ask the women who have says, the great question. iurB ann myseir mat there was no and allegations his own inn a Kiircessful counter revolu already We concerning the months when! Good Old American Tobacco! shown the way what they feel; they Americans, too, have got to set (.erman monev in the property. lu livilicK." said the doctor. "I know tion. All through our own house in so When this statement was fchallengeo all about this man, and ho and hisi the Carranzistas and the Villlstas werei win declare that work in the fair order as to meet rrom eacn otner unn our the new conditions outside sources, however, he al paper are entirely irresponsible." having it out with fields of our green island is a after the struggle. 1 were on the privilege ways dodged tho Issue. More than tried to pin the doctor down to troops watchfully waiting By special arrangement The JournU guarantees to deliver, as well as a duty. But that task, indispensable and ur once the positive categorical denials, but ho refused to border. Dr. Rumely was sure that two assertion that the the man through an arrangement with tobacco manufacturers, dollar gent though it be, does not by' any Mail was German owned got into lv pi lined. Mo wunted a letter written Feliv Diaz would be whoj worth of tobacco, for every dollar subscribed, to our soldiers In 1 order out of chaos. means exhaust the work of print. Dr. Rumely either got Mr. gathered, that would befog the real finally would bring France and on the way to France. A THOI (iUT ON THOl'GllT. organiza- to issue and to no The' news seldom, if ever, tion before us. We sign the denial, or worded commit him positive despatches have to do our his own denial in such a assertions. I a man who mentioned Felix Diaz, but Dr. Rumely The packages (60c worth of tobacco) are put up In attractive way that it suggested 1 In we hat is thought? Its source? Its part and necessarily It will be a did not main might write such a document, and hi mentioned him so frequently that patriotic packages. every package put a return postal card great actually deny the was his In- with your name and address) bo that you will word back from "substance?" part in seeking the realization of charge, when he did not ignore it asked me to have it done. wondered where he getting get A was formation. He would come to my the battlefields from as many soldiers as you aubBcrlb 26 cent nmn concerns a President Wilson's exalted a voluminous letter produced - a mmseir about Ideal of We had been In it would have taken several columns desk and tell me thnt he hnd trust- piece. We Nations. possession of the Diaz specific problem. say ho concen League of paper nareiy two weeks when a cir- of newspaper space, had it ever been worthy information that Felix and sug- ...'- trates. Viscount Grey sketched out his cumstantial statement charging Dr. printed. But it didn't suit the doctor. was gaining strength rapidly, TOBACCO IS MIGHTY SCARCE Rumely with He made several and had it gest that we ought to print something Something happens presumably conception of' Bitch a league in gen- being the head of the changes Near German secret service In America and typed again. These had disappeared nhnnt it. He had it from confidential the Trenches.. within his head. It is assumed that eral terms. They he w n not 1 may summed up asserting that the trunsfer of the hi it was finally revised. It lay on sources that he could .reveal. FROM UIVIN COBll'S VPATH8 OF GLORF , he somehow animates his mind and in the statement that a League of Evening Mail to Its new owners was bis desk a few days, then vanished. I would toll him that there were some dictated asked vnrv comnetcnt men in "A school directs Its process. Nations, to be of practical moment, and planned by the German him about it several days later; newspaper I recall now. .we had come through the gate of the Ambassador, was I was curious to know whether it had PVlexico for the press associations and house to where the automobile stood when a puff-o- f wind blowing His mental objective is a solution to necessarily involves a more or less widely published. Dr. Kumely denied both allegations. been published. ,that whenever Felix Diaz Decame a to us from the left, which meant from across the battlefront brought the problem which confronts him. considerable surrender by each of Its no iar as I Know Ins denial Was "I've derided to ignore attacks from real factor they would likely mention to our nose a certain smell which we already knew full well. - A force as members a correct thai said Doctor Rumely. I to be excused from print- V mysterious and of their sovereign rights. A tecnnically statement. I do source," it; begged '"Toil get it,' I ee,' "ald the German officer, who stood along- as not believe he was ever head of the "These fellows are trying to trap mo ing "news" of which I did not know side electricity is at workJthought. surrender of the kind is always a very German Into ' of the. 'It comes' from three mile off, but you can get It five secret service, and the trans- admissions that they can distort. the source. miles when the wind Is waved left arm toward With an unfathomed power he con serious step for any state to take. fer of the Mall Tho man who Is nn Mexican situation strorfg' and Jie his quite probably was wrote this letter Later, when the It as though tbe scent had been a visible thing. That explain why ducts an unchartered cranial cruise neither "dictated" nor "planned" by Englishman. The British have bought grew more intense, he would bring In tobacco la so scarce with us back In Laon. tho German the I'inkortons have their a friend who. owned 'a along the staff yonder of exploration and discovery. AIMED AT JVDGES. Ambassador. But his up and they letters from VAil letter ef denial elicited from tho editor men following me everywhere. I can ranch in Mexico, from the tobacco which can be" spared Is sent to the men In he There exiEts a that all knowl large re- ' theory of the newspaper that pub- not go up to the Bronx to see my wife's a letter from his ranch foreman front trenches. A long a they smoke and keep on smoking they Is in the air. is Senator Owen has reintroduced lished originally relatives in pw stand that.'?. ky.? ' - edge That the brain the the charge a letter that the without being followed. They tailing gossip, brought by the peons; ''. w.. ? child" sec-lio- doctor never on me to was '"news" a sieve through which it filters. The labor bill and added to K a n answered. spy at my club. I'm going This, in mind, :V tfio AmotmU-Sen- This letter was sent to Dr. ignore them!" no how the news No MUer How Small d It in. amount and kind of knowledge forbidding the questioning of the Rumely rrjatter contradictory gained on June IS, 1915. Four copies were There were others besides Pinker-ton- s despatches might be! fdttif Fill out and retained is law by any court,' ap- Oioir'ar WsMs4tos.'.m quantities. determined by the forbidding the sent each registered. One was ad- who were curious about Dr. And he got "news" from Germany, the coupon now Today Is None Too Soon and make It generous! mesh of the mind. pellate power of tho supreme court, dressed to him in care of the German Rumely s movements, however. Some about the war, in similar mysterious Bring it, or matt ty to The Journal OKlce.1 V Hamburg-- us ac- "news" did t Cf - ; So the Big Ideas Into wide- and forbidding any Inferior Ambassador, one in care of tho of who had suspicions ns to the ways. It was always that '" Tjt... ' (ii(; 'I:'- 'V'H I"'' slip Judge American one to tivities of Stntes Secret not In w from con- Steamship line, the United appear the press despatches. meshed brains, but it is seen permitting the question of Hoy-Ed- 's readily Captain New YorkAOfflce and Service took pains not td obtain defin- "Peace Is at hand. It is in the air!" MEXICO. that the finer screen limits and lessens stitutionality of the law to be raised one to the Evening Mail. So far as ite knowlcdgo of what was going on. he would inform me so frequently THE JOURNAL, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW, in his the sender he received all four. Once in a bits of in- I at last formulated a stock . " a man's mental court. knows, while, however, that reply. t-- Vslae consequence. I have .iiiSt.m4 atW is&leisni it' mi Thlg does a copy of the lotter before me. formation that were illuminating, He had it from confllentlal sources' Is; Another hypothesis hag it that prohibition not make a It asked Dr. come make Rumely five categorical would to our attention. that Germany was ready to IN skT, rTev I,' Popular pipe .tobeco kavtag retail ! o M knowledge to the mind is like Bound to precedent, since the United States su- questions: "I never saw a man who was so peace on her own terms, of course. the ear. preme court has, in several Instances, First: By denial do you intend the obviouslv trving to throw anyone who And frequently these confidential com- .SMpkg, No, V fopalar, eurerette tobeose harto Tuil value taf le. public to believe that you have not might he one munications would, a few later, If recognized the following off his trail." days . Your brain attuned and properly right of congress to the K0. L1 liesslat P ehewlng tobeaeo. kTia 'retail talis forbid (luring past six months had maty of the men who had a good deal to be followed by another of the famous ...... Itapkr pitched, will harmonize it to exercise Juris- conferences Boy-o- d, do "V figuratively appellate with that with Doctor German drives," which the t"-- "'- ' Captain tracing Rumely's "peace 1,, ;' '" ' with a distinct scale of knowledge. diction, in certain cascH. Nor does It you have not given suggestions or ad- movements told me. "I have known German used bo effective- fa' offer to5'tC' brands of tobaoeo an or government eeordsao with your popular Just as the of ear furnish a sure way which vice been in any way approached, him to go as far north as Seventy-secon- d ly to keep public sentiment In America elfersttsa to nr soMlers as Europe la .4unit of fa for Me, tympanum the by the -- or have i.i-:'- ' peak, can by yourseif, conferred with Mrect and double back by an- from fdcusslng on war preparations. ',. ' .';Vt y,.-.'-- lli ". only certain sounds, the people get legislation they want Boy-e- d Am- registers Captain or the Germnn other route, to keep what would other- Sometimes he was sure the war would 1. ! ,...... uj....v...... ;...... v..'..:u.;.:.....M hrain exclusively records thought that despite the supreme court. Suppose bassador or any representatives of the wise have passod as an ordinary busi- be over In six months; once he even vibrates its that some "inferior Judge" does per- German government in this country ness engagement." fixed a date for its termination. That tlMtlMllWtMMtailMIIMIMtlMIIM, naturally adjusted, highly with to matters of I sensitive mit the of this meas- regard policy oi think i am well within the limits those of us who were handling the receiving surface. constitutionality questions of publicity? of that every news would not take these ad ure to be raised In his court. accuracy when I say private tMra1,,,,.M...lH...M.,H.tMH.,..M...,.H.i.,M It is assumed that knowledge thus The Second: Do you deny that even person Rumely saw, every trip that vices seriously and handle the; wan absorbed is filed away for future ref- matter would then have to go to the since the sinking of the Lusitanla you he took, almost telephone call news in such a way as to reflect the P e ) H have In a every erence. United States supreme court, wouldn't engaged personal investiga- that he made, was under sctutiny peace propaganda annoyed him ex- tion in behalf of official German rep- from a in the career ceedingly. - .1 . . At a of It? very early period call, Memory, the Librarian resentative"? of the Hail under ;U1 management. don't remember how biany-Ger- V- 'I Albuquerque Morning Journal, Friday. July 26, 1918 SEVEN BRINGING UP International Neva Bsrvle. FATHER Cooyrlrht. 111. BY GEORGE McMANUS

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rWANTID $2,000. frame, modern, 2 K'0 STOCK TRADING . sleeping porches, completely fur- ADVANCE DERIS Have a Regulator Clock for..SH.OO A 50-f- t. nished, suitable for 2 families Good homes at old are ex- Steel Citlilo for.$IO.(MI rents for prices rhone I0: when To or rent from $30.00 per month; Jrd ceedingly scarce. Wo can, however, you have iinythinA purchase ward. to soli. , $1,750 modern brick with sleeping still offer an exceptionally well built the modern five cement block brick Fm Ssik, Mde!rm smi The Co. IS DULL' owner, and shingle residence, hardwood porch, close In, lowlands. IIouso In Suntii Fe home, with basement, Star Furniture six-roo- floois. hot air Al The lot Is heating plant, five1 spacious rooms, 109 UNI or m close furnace, corner lot condition. worth $600 Thorn; IIS West Gold home, good location, Fourth ward. but we arc going to sell you tho hall, bath, large porches, good sur- $2,300. shingle bungalow, houHC, lot and all for less than the roundings and very close In In Low- Four rooms and bath, large glazed in. State and loca- modern, built-i- n price features, hardwood house could be built $2,350 takes it; lands, for tho old price of $4,200. and screened sleeping porch. Pour CLOSING floors, glassed sleeping HOUUS porch, -- tion to garage; 4th. ward. $250 down, $25 per month. Get busy, blocks from West Central. Close FOR SALE 4 room adobe beat fellow to it. TMMTON ft CO. In. $2,500. stuccoed bungalow In the other See Some cash and $18 per month house, with sleeping porch, on FIH12 INSITIAKCR AGENTS will J. JOIHSON University Heights, modern, fire- ho co. Third and Gold handle. It will pay you to lot containing fruit trees, ber- place. msLm Investigate. Owner town, etc. A s -- leaving ries, grapes, nice home P. 0. EH, Afl!bjpe&-q- $3,600 1 story, brick, stuc- QCICK! QCICK! Much in l QIICK! and will sacrifice' See National for a CHAS. Nothing Doing Wall is coed, large living room with fire- REAL ESTATE, FIRE INSURANCE, small ifamily. place, South Seventh. LOANS. SWELL HOME Investment Co., 102 North Third. MANN. Old Albuquerque, N. M. Street Until Near the End of -- ' FOR SALE $3,000. room stuccoed bungalow, Phone 156. 216 West Gold. modern, hardwood floors, New brick, hardwood floors, When garage; n the Day, Heavy Buy- Highlands, close in. dandy built-i- features, basement, ' furnace, garage, sidewalks, trees, for Relieves ' T. L. K. L. MrSnddt-i- i ing Monotony, ;A. FHJEHSCIER MfSpadden only $3,700; good terms. FOR SALL Miscellaneous. FOR SALE R. McCMitillAN TODAYS fceal TifflE 723 .South Edith. Underwood Estate. Insurance, Lotas EKIAOTE 210 W. Hold. 07. Typewriter 111 Fimne FOR SALE mr MOSNINS JOUKNAk PgCIAi. kSASCO WISS South Fourth ttrsot In illuck cuiruno for sale. 1027 Style No. 4, in Bargains second hand folding camp Fire Dd Auto Insurance. Notary Puhllo l' nrr Mi r. first class New York, July 25. Except for the stoe, I'erfection and Puritan oil Cheap. first and final hours, when dealings (MIQONET EOR SALE One slightly gray switch, long stoves, 1J02-- were active, today's stock refrigerators, pianos, beds, hnlr. Phone THE ECONOMIST moderately HELP WANTED. etc. We FOR iT market sounded tho depths of mid- dressers, buy unything. REN! Rooms. FOR KALE One. refrigerator, folding-iij- summer dullness. 120 WcHt Gold Plume and twelve dmen fruit Jars. Burgum It Slate. llll sold at 4Li PROFESSIONAL CAKLlST The heavy buying towards the end North. niiee, North Fifth. "em for coinpet- - t'UK ItBNT-Mou- FOR SA hair work. was coincident with unofficial reports l,V''l,"rrV,'i,aF W rurnt.ii.co romTi no LICGuarautecd Bundl- ATTORNEY.1 of allied running es, puffs, curls from combings. Also humj, fresh gains. 'WA.NJTEU , jelck wter. C3, West Central. V- Experienced Ap-pl- y m.ide Mrs. K. R. Maxwell S07 Kouth JOHN W. WII.SO- . ,kceper. FOR REM As usual the advance concentrated ut om-j,- Dwellings. j noiNT ttnom Jl.j'utney. summer no a, week, bath; Edith. I'hone 16T9. Attorney In such leaders as United States Steel, rates; aick oyer Golden Itulo Rooms 15. 17 i no Store. KOOtr and in. Cromwoll Building KeadinR and the more indus- ls florin. 1172. popular OTuncr N. M. ItK.VT-srtArs- a, jOo per gallen. Roofs mder oar ear will Phone rainier,",Cllinon, j,,.. I'Ult well ventilated bed trials and .lrTKl-l(,.UI- lo Tlirce-ron- from We on As equipments. farm,;!-';-' KOU H13.NT uuf urnl.sli.d room. 219 North Improve year to year. can put ISOOEV KIIEV Steel's extreme of 1 was Fifth atreet. Phone a now roof will last as as gain only ''" xhuro liy Aukuhi flint. K i).. Jnurnal. house; porch. Inciulra 1300 North tiecond. that long the Altomey l I.11W slifihtly shaded and Heading retained 110. building. The Mansann Co, rhone uWJ-- ulle .1, Law nn.Mt,l)-.e- ai hit; buy about 14. lai'ElllAl. KOUili Ntev cITan do Library ltiilldlng all a fraction of two-poi- nt ad- appeal 10.0118; South Walnut. but its Guod fur rialit boy. liaat rates by day or week; over Woulworlh DKNTISTK vance. iuuj Soutli. 319 i. ERIH1 carbon root root West Central. painCana cement " Baldwin Locomo- Von ItENT furuilii'd four stops leaks; lasts five years. Use Devoa iilCj." KK.UT Shippings, oils, WANTED-Expvriv- ni'i'd inc liouw. Full KENT miin for milk hnua 40.1 four-roo- unfur-nlahe- Large front bedroom, modern floor Jap-a-la- Industrial Alcohol and to- rooms, and also two d ready paint, paint, Valspar, t Dental Surgeon tive, the work. 1UU2 private, entrance, bath 407 Aiply Brzck'a Uulry. North housia at 411 Huutli swcutli. Apjdy adjoining. mohair top and seat dressing. Motor car fin- Rooiim flainctt Bull. ling Phone 741 bacco group recorded gross gains of Fourth. ; North Fifth at i!4 Went !old. street, private family. ish, cold water kills. .mine, and bn satisfied. Appointments Made by Mall one to two and a half points. Thos. r. 401 W. WANTED Vouiig lima to work In I''Oll KENT Verv desirable room with Keleher. Ccnlial. Phone 410. i:."r.( Hails as a class were again rele- toro Trading t)fp to learn IuIikhh and work a Hlglilanos. aireping porclr for light Also gated to the background. Sales, 290,-00- 0 up. housekeeping. Ientlt shares. city r. O. Uo 37 J. VJH KENT - Di'Wrnnlt, au4ara "no. bedri m. ion., Went Central. Phone $240. Rooms Melinl ftiillrtlng WANTED nmn furnished cnttaga. Phone JISS-- rrm hamo all time funds were strnnn fur li.,uMp"nd vard Booth. ONI5 1 Inch PIIVNK'IANH AM) HI Kt.EONN Practically work. lVmiHii.-n- t Omrlfiigal pump and poaltlon. Ask for Man-K- f FOll RENT rurnlehrd" twn.rnom co'itage KOU withdrawn from tho market.' The tUP! RENT Furnished "roomsV 414 Weet Sil- motor. Willi pressure control. Ap- W. .Ml M. D. HtP'HtP AlhU(iiorqui' Knmilurlum. with sleeping porch. lOJJ South Waller. no U. 1. Itl'HV, foreign exchange market was unal- ver; elck, no children. ply Weinman, care Eoonomutt, rninllce l linlled In ' WANTKD Men kXK 11ENT " IvV'triaiwiiU Tubrrrnlmls Wright tered. pntdrafr a,'wiin 100 house FOR RENT Two rooms Office and aervlcps for good must In porches. Water p.id. $14. Phone 1SJ2-- r'htTimwkeelpr building; opposite p.istofflee. hours, Bonds of all classes were paying business; Ing. Counudo and tn to a. 2 lo 3 p. nt. irregular, be ). Three-roo- Apartments furnished in.. Phone, offl.a bq.j1 aollrllor. Apply s.. tare Journal. FOIl RENT 41 - but hardened with Liberty issues at furnished cottage. rooms. s South Second. ; residence 337-.- WANTlib i:arpeiiii-i- 4.aS to Inquire 617 South Broadway. Phone 2134-- the close. Total Rales, value. fa per day. FOR RUNT WANTED II IMA IX KT U. A KTW itlViHT par Laborers 12.50 to 13.31) 40 labor- Three large airy rooms kleep. Mkscrianeoti. kTjM Old United States bonds un- per day. Fan PENT Slx-- m. tnod( rn Ing north and bath. Praclit'e LI lulled In Women's and Chil- ers for Oklahoma at once. 110 houna; Nicely furnished for j'M J I Employment 1:59-- buy changed on call. Siuiih Third. Phone J64. near high school. Phono after housekeeping. Gas and co.il ranges. Deslr. plain,. I'loqio u;3. dren' Diseases Closing prices: 5 p. m. able Incntlon. 610 Weft Cool. WANTED do huir woik. switches, eta" 1123 V). Cenlml I'hwne 471, Albuquerque. N.M. WANTED Teacher for manual training 2217. American Beet 68 Modern DKS. I.I, It.iKKs Sugar t Bear and an all round mechanic, nig Grande FOR RENT bungalow three rooms Tl American Can 47 Vt ElgriinAt. SPECIAL rate made 10 Industrial School, Box 5;i5 City. with large slecplwg porch, furnished. plcnlo and fishing l'nietire l.linlleil In Kye. Eur, Nose anil.. American & 77 Phone 571. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. 318 South parties Call 15S3-- J. Smelting Refining. WANTED Machinist to Inquire 112$ East Central. Til ltd AT operate lathes. ust Walter, phone S0J. WANTED 10 5 6 American Tel. & Tel 75 Modern furnTshmt flaPon-E- If you need a car"fnfe"caU"j7 Office Hours: tn 12; tp 7.483 cases. planers, boring mills, etc.. In construc- FOR RENT H. American Zinc 18 Firsts, 38039c; ordinary Ft") R REN T Fu r nTshed U em an Duriliig. Phone ir,ir-J- . Ktatn National Rank Kulldllig cases tion of electric hoists, cruxhlng and con- .'Central car line, convenient lo n room, gen Anaconda 66 firsts, 35(fi)3c; at mark, includ- A preferred. 101 South Walter. Tltl'NK Tn Copper 35 ' centrating machinery for Industries fur- Co., Third and 'ihld. wanted must he first clna con- lilt. SARAH t (Mtl.R Atchison ed, 38c. FOR H. 85 nishing supplies to our hoys "over there." RENT Furnished room, sleeping dition. J care of Journal. t Practice Limited lo Children. FOR ItENT Furnished modern. 1347-- & Ohio 54 Potatoes Market unsettled. Re- cntloge. 625 South Edlih. Thonfl 1 Baltimore Ttrey aro doing their part nobly and we glassed porches; car porch. WANTED 'to 'buy the best twelve hundrod Offlco Rooms nod 2, Wright llldg. Butte & 25 cars. barreled cob- do t'nlverslly lines. Superior 2!)' ceipts Virginia must our bit at homo. Denver Engi- Phone 381, mornings. 1524 East Central. FOR RENT Large ' room "wtto simpm" pound horse six yeura old. John Mann. Fourlh and ttold. blers. 3'Hlt fit :i n m. California Petroleum 18 $4.504.75: Minnesota Early neering Works. lllake, Ixnvef, porch; Ideal for two. 615 Vast Central. WANTED Hours r, m. lo p. 7.11. In HlRhMsTTmiTr Al once second hand furniture Canadian Pacific 150 Ohios, $2.1 5W 2.25; Illinois, Ohios, Colo, riiono Main FOR RENT Two rooms furnished! tin Residence Phone W75. OffloePhonel room bungalow, fnrnlihe.l; In and kitchen utensils; als c.e.k stove or Central Leather . . . $2.102.15; Kentucky cobblers, $2.50 glaied South Drondvlay with or without board. 1'horin J150-J- . oil -- Jftttnaie. steeping porch; also gnrage. Call 1207 East ' range, Chesapeake & Ohio . .. si2.65; Kansas and Missouri Early '.'cntral. Phone l.llr.-J- . FOR REN1 Miscerianeoua. 5V " WANTED To few second Mil. & . 32 Ohios", $2.00fi)2.50. W A NTED Experienced wallress, Mecca buy a hand bug- Chicago, St. Taul... .. Kbit K HINT Rooms woh sleeplng porea gies and wagons. Must bn lower. Cafe. . spring cheap. HOUSES and Rigs to Jeines Springs; eaeap Chino Copper ... 39 Poultry Alive, Fowls, 28 General. with or without hoard. Phone C71. 1123 Tb'.s. J. 414 31 32c. WANTED saleswoman. Bast PaKsmoro, South rates. S. Oarcla, l)l North Arno, , Colorado Fuel & Iron ... 45 28'3C! springs, Competent Central; TTfi H Eight-roo- EST CASH" P fMrtiTp A!'nFOR 70" Crucible GS Economist. FOR PENT house, suitable for FOR RKNT Will fuTui7lTed jtINK FtiR IUINT acres good pasture; tl per Steel ... shure nicely BT THE SOUTH WELTER M JttNK CO.. WANTED The n Hanilorium wants two epartnten-.s- phone 613. two month. Dolde's Ranch, 4 miles south of Cuba Cane Sugar 30 XHW YORK MCTAU James, cotiiige with people; gentlemen pre- 114 WEST I.EA n. PHONK WB) ALHO cook. Phone. 15 K i v o7. ' lit. wn. Erie . .. 15 a 6r.l. Edit R N T r m f u r n"i sli e d huHe7 ferred. HiS South Cedar. Bl'T OLD AUTOS.', 31 West FOR RENT Ideal theater central location Great Ore 31 New 25. WOMAN For Keneral housewerk; no llazeidlne avenuo. 30l( L WANTED-Hec..nd-a- Northern Ctfs.. ... York, July Lead Market cook, Imjuiro Genera n4 mens Orcat Northern log. Address Box 02, Albuquerque. West Gold. Phone 670. and boys' completely equipped ready r business, pfd ...90 unchanged. FOR RENT furnished modem clothes, shoes and underwear. Also trunks 460. Jeweler. tn.uae-wor- Nicely seats Apply Arthur Evcrltt, ... 53 Market WANTED Competent woman for FOR RENT Five rooms and suit oases. 119. Inspiration Copper ,,. Spelter unchanged. parlly funilslud; rooms (or light housekeeping, Phone 1773 Call CbUago Second- A ll.u..Uel nm Int. Mcr. Marine Pfd. Ctfs. . ... 97 7l'4 West Copper, Phone 1HS. electric lights and bath. Water paid. Rent hand store, South rtrst. Kenneeott "dining room --'0 per month. Oil West Copper ...33 NKW YORK rOTTOX. WANTED Chambermaid and Inquire Central or FOR HALE Iteailtlfur spene,.r sweet peas, FOR SALE AutoiThobjles. Louisville & Nashville ...113 girl. Phone 243I-F- Read and Dolph bau- - Phone 39. FOR REN1 Apartments. long stemmed, assorted colors fragrant, In firut-clas- s Mexican Petroleum ... 09 itor.um. EOR RENT In "So per hundred. Order In odvanee. nio poitiTTfIcTPTnr' saheheap. ' New York, Julv 25. Cotton futures highlands hear Unfverrty FOR RENT Dislrahlo furnished 2i:i1-J- . Miami . 4. housework and apartment Crnntte Industrial School, phone 24 F2. condition. Phone Copper .. 29 closed firm. Oct., $24.90; Dec, $24.41; WANTED )lii for general car line new modern furnished also sleeping room. 400 Kouth Keventh. Missouri 23 care of children:, good wages; no cooking. Cull or Phone A. L. vvnt Siirow SALE Mitchell, nearly Pacific ... bungalow. Martin Real three-roo- FOR Jan., $24.31: March, $24.24. . - FOR RENT Two and Montana Power . .. 103 Kouth Fourteenth-- Estate Co.. 216 West 0.td. apart each. 600 tons scrap Iron. Pay from new. Cash, terms or trade. Phona !. Spot Quiet. Middling, $28.90. ments and sleeping rooms. Highland lo lb. New York . W ANTED- - A tor housework In per Patriotic duty. St, Irfiuls smaller car. Central ...... gill genmal ENT furnished House. 408 FOR SALE Olt TRADE For 7l4 htm-tson'- FOR P house very Junk Co., South First street. Phone TO. Northern Pacific ...... 87 email family. Apply mornings at one Overland., Phono 9. XEW YORK MONEY. desirable; every modern convenience, two FORRENT Three or four room furnished WANTED To sell or Pennsylvania . 43 (105 North Tenth. trnde for sheep or n .. screened porrhes, shade. Oood terms to apari merits, modern; 609 South First. In ranch one Fi'i'iC'saIj? Olt fit A liE -- 1912 Hurley Ray Consolidated 23 homework at I1M-- holel property, farm has five on Copper...... - WANTED Girl for general permanent tcmint. Phone or "S. quire Savoy office. room uioior cycle, nr. cah or will trad New York, July 25. Mercantile pit- For modern bungalow, urtcHlfin woll, located Reading ... 88 Cowlee. N. M. ITpper I'ccos. particu- FOR R ENT F urnlshcd aparlments. E iTiis at for repenting shotgun. It V.. care Journal. & per unonangea. riancs. nemiina Seoonrt. . Huntington Hooch, California, Inquire Republic Iron Steel call t 619 North T ... 91(4 un- - lar! Rooms Board. Holel. corner ffirnl and Tljeras. of M. Oarcla. Hog 4.14, N. M. " Southern ; . . . 5.71: cables, sterling, For Rent With Magdalena. Pacific ... 5.b9; Btnnogriphy, Bonkkeeplrtg. Thrae-roo- mod- 83. f Et.EORAPHY, FC'R RENT apartment, WAN TED Careful by.'nias-te- r FOR RENT Office Roonis. Southern Railway ... 23 chnhged. Board, and tuition may be earned .kodak finishing Oulldors, unchanged; llres, demand r.m ern, nicely furnished, coal and gas range photographers. Twice dally service, Texas Company , Mackay Business Colleges, Loa AnSelus and RENT offices In suit or :all ...151 S51; cables. 850. combined, close la. Apply 400 North Fourth. nomemher, satisfaction guaranteed. Send FOR single. .Union Pacific Freeno. Phone 20. to uprtalrs. over Woo'.worth's store TJ. ...122 silver Mexican un-- HIGH class bdara and steeping puroa alth your finishing a reliable, established firm. B. Industrial Bar and dollars ; Cook foe Manna At nt Alcohol ...127 WANTED jmnvtim in country room at summer rales, IM. IM South Ar&t, FOR RENT Two-roo- Hsnna. master photographers. ifxil'l KKNVI-fro- coimenflng offira United unchanged. Oood housekeeping apart- States Steel ,. .106 74 about September first. proposition Phone 1518-- three rooms with bath and sleep rocms over Oolden Role Store. Inquire Utah Time loans Strong and unchanged for 11. R. X., ments, WANTED l.ooo Housewives and Laun- Copper ... Sfi right party. Apply today. rooms. Hotel 216 2 North, Rn,m 14. at 6 per cent. care Journal.- FOR RENT To convalescents, large sleep- ing Albuquerque dresses to call at their grocers and pur- v,Hh home Second. chase a LA CHICAGO BOARD Call money Strong and unchanged. WANTED- - cleraS not under 2r. yeara ing porch. good cooking, 1700 trial package of FRANCE Or TRADE. I,ady East Central. Phone 213S-- CHANCE for a happy winter home. Coal LAUNDRY TABLETS for I cents. of age, must te good salesman Ttnd correct Enongh carpentering! already stored, a few nice little furnished for two large washings. This wonderful MTF-STOC-K MARKKTS. at figures. Bonnett Indian Trading Co., FOR RENT Rooms with Kuit i.'All.' KNT KH wmk.t reuona.tl. Chicago, 25. sleeping porches. vacant. Suitable for two persons. tablet t a Lrp July Cheering wai Fourth and Gold. and cold water, 1st class table apartments produces of water soft- rrf1 tfih Vnih Virmt trMr. hews had much to do with hot board, (Tenants cslled by Uncle flam). If taken ener, dirt loosener nnd linen whttener. sharp who can read CaBa de Ore 0I8 West Gold. - It breaks which took place In Chicago Livestock. WANTED Two strong glrle quick will let for the former all yenr round Is one of the labor savers on the today the ' not afraid of work. Hhort greatest of corn. The market closed ner- Oh icago. Ju ly 25 .'Cattle Recel pt s and write, if FOR RENT Sleeping porch furnished prices at THE WASHINGTON, 100S West market. You dissolve tablet with a PERSONAL. 'price Wet TV simply hours and good wages. Apply s Central. Eaktns. vous, to 3 Tic net lower, with 16,000. Good cattle strong, others rooms, first-clas- table board, 101 South J Prop. half cake of ordinary laundry soap and 3c bid S00 North Broadway. August $1.51 to $1.52 and slow to lower; $18.40 for corn fed ng Edith. Phone 8S0. Mrs. Abbott. soak clothes In same; rinse and they are ' Septem- Three-you- "ladles under 24 ber $1.52 to and distillers: calves steady. iBeef WANTED FOR SALE. Ranches. ready for the line. It hurts nothing but dirt. $1.52. to travel. Attractive personality. Oood sal- MRU. W. II. REED, ot the Lockhart Ranch A MAN of clean life and purposes and with Oats lost c to and cattle, good, choice and prime, $17.00 to M2 South Arno. where she Guaranteed not to Injure the hands or the provisions and transportation. Iarn Immediately. fens moved FOR SALE 169 acres mountain rancli on Some property wIsheB to meet a cultured 6c to 25c. lc fil8.S5; common and medium, $10.75 ary 10 3. Is to take health seekers. I'hone finest fabric. Satisfaction absolutely guar- See Mis Campbell. "Hotel Comba. to prepared Pecos river, 15 acres .tinder Woman of middle age who Is matrimonially Weakness In the corn 17.00: .butcher stock, cows and cultivation; anteed or money cheerfully refunded. Inclined. Address care market tm. 0 acres fenced; 2 modern five-roo- bung- Jim plane, Morning when attention had been heifers, $7.50ft) 14.25; canners and . Journal. ' ccth SALfcnousct. : HI. JAIJTHN ESCONDIDO" Forconvales-'cents- alows; one mile protected trout stream. Ad- FOR SALL Livestock. tered on the military news from cutters, $6".25)7.50; stoclters and Something a little better. Coolest N. M. ?'ou Vooiu uiotlerrt f runie dress Hog 125, Valley Ranch. r ranee. Some renewal of peace gos- feeders, good choice and fancy, $10.50 place In city. Pleasant snrrotindlngs. Rates FOR 8A1.E Jersey heifer. Phone 2404-F- frfls.Mor me- houser and garage. A bar-.i- n 1801 West Central. Phone sip tended also to increase selling near Inferior, Common and 'T'Ijsleeping porch reasonable. Jll2. FOli BALE Two well broken cow dium. $8.0010.6O: veal 111 North High. !' rs BUSINESS CHANCES. ponies. the end of the day. Right from (the calves, good SHADT'NOOK'ranch-offe- sxoelfetit room Besemek's Dairy. Phone K. held 'ad- and choice, $16.60 17,50. Just tne tn MAIL STATIC outset, moreover,, bears the Nice home, furnished, and and board. place get strong. FOR KENT Two to of Hogs Receipts 28,000. Market 15c bale caau. For rates 42F'-4- : free transportation buildings at Seventh and FOR riALE One Holsleln mlleh cow. Must Phone call anywhere any time. vantage owing failure frost pre- good buslnese, $4,000, half phone Avenue. 9 to 25c lower paying - now arailable. Ceneral Apply to J, E. Elder, sell account being drafted. Phone 1X.17. I.r. Silver 7 am.; ar. Mngollon p.m. dictions. At one time opinions that than yesterdav's best: Journal office. j Accommodations lira. H. B,. City trade slow' on all Bungalow, Thomas. agent. I.v. Mogoilnn 7 a.m.; ar. Silver city p rn. a decided curtailment of receipts was but best. Butchers, 'Olt' BALE Three young horses. Kit to tn 1 iJemeiti biocK house five room! Best equippod suto livery southweet. led to a notable $18.60(fil 18.90: light. $18,115(6? 9.10; (Ull oAut, FOR SALE Barber shop and pool room, 1100. Dr. B. N. Wilson, three miles impending rally. porch, cellar, cltr water, corner : furnished rooms. Bar- nKNNRTf M4VTOII TRANSIT CO. - Oats followed corn. Advices of ru- packing, $17.60 18.50;' rough." $17.25 sleeping to WANTED Rooms. also Apply Central south of bridge. 17.50: bulk lot one block from car line, handy shops ber Shop. Old Albuquerque. Bllrw City, N. M. mors of a frost In the Cana- of sales. $17.9018.9O; 1S month. Call 1401 WANTED By healthy; married general pigs. $17.25018.00. . lift!, cash and por couple REGISTERED Hereford cows, heifers and dian northwest received but little South Arni Phone ian(t-- light housekeeping room; with nlco family, FOR SALE Rooming house, completely bulls, for snle. or trade for grade ckttle. notice. Eastern purchasing interests Sheep Receipts l6,000. Sheep F. E. J.. care Journal. furnished. Good business. On account of D. W. Utiles, Crant. X, M. TIME CARDS. - - , . .. . nA. . 1 , o A n G other business must sell. Phone 1149. were said to be changing from an old generally steady. Top native lambs. BALE to $18.75; no westerns here. ers, Jt.oofai ii.uu; caivvs, STRAYED. FOJl Btr fine, young pedigreed a new crop. 13.50. . . . FOR SALE Hotel, seventeen well furnished reeding stock Flemish dlant. New Zea Lower values of arid corn Two Horses, no rooms, centrally located, close to depot. land, and Rufus Red Belgian hares. William hogst Hogs Receipts l,ou. aiaraet STRAYED black mare, Bee 'made provisions descend. Houses Kansas livestock. $18.50 horse- - branded Side Owner will sacrifice. National Invest- Oeatreeh. 8r 924 North Eleventh Street, city strong. Top, $19.00; bulk, brand. Frown left 102 North Third. N. with stock connections were Kansas City, 25. Cattle Re- 23 reward for Information or ment Co., Albuqnerqne(. 8. yards July ' 18.80. sellers. ' ceipts 5,000. Market strong. Prime 700. Market rteurn. Ellas Nuanes. 620 West Stover. FUH RENT One of tne best double sum THE RIO GRANDE Dt'ROt! HOO CO. of ; Sheep Receipts steers, $12.00 ewea. building and best located for general the breeders of Closing prices: $17.5018.35; westerns, steady. Lambs, $17.00j18.00; Albuquerque largest regis- SANTA KAIt Corn 15.75: cows, $6.50 R 13.00: - merchandise In the city. Bee .. O. Eakln at tered In the southwest. Can supply you ATCHIKON, TOFRKA FS Aug., $1.61: Sept.. $1.52. heifers, ilI.00O12.50. MOl TO LOAN. West hogs WAV CO. Oats-Au- $8.00lR.OOr feeders, $7.6016.65-calves- , Washington Apartments 101 Central. now with herd boars and young stuff at 69c; Sept., 68Tc. Phone - Pork $45.86; $45.65. $8.00 14.00. moderate prices. Office 12H south Third, TA'eetbeuad. July, Sept., T Wear OoM Co, tMnn T 12SS. C No. Hogs 5,000. ITALIAN JOURNALISTS fit - Phone Rsneh headquarters mild Class. AtTtTes Tlenarts, $26.45; Sept., $28.32. Receipts Market FOR SALE- Hardware and sporting 2408-F- July, ,: goods Phone 1. The Scout 7;10 pm. 9:30 pm. Ribs $24.90. steady. Rulk, $18.70 18.95; business In the best harbor In south- south. . July,' $24.66; Sept., heavy, city I. California Limited ..11:49 am. 11:45 NEW YORK Two pro. f $18.90!19.00: light, $18.018.95; ARRIVEJN .Approve Suggestion. ern California. shipbuilding and five - i 7. Fargo Fast ...... 10:49 aro. 11:1 am. CITY PRODtJi - pigs, $17.00 17.85, fish canning plants. Old established ue. PASTURAGE. . The Nava.'o 1:10 am. 1:10 saa ' Washinston, July 2. President Sheep Receipts 2,000. Market New York, Julv 26. Aldo Cassuto, Wilson has approved tho" Incss: low rent; good location; stock and roTlRSNT Posture wltn water In Jty PVtathboasal. suggestions fixtures about will sell or trnde. 6 Kansas 25. strong. Lambs. ,$15.00i6)18.75; year-- , London Messag-ger- o tl"""': limits, II. per month la advance. 01. El pom .... 10:11pm, City. July Butter and of the of the women's committee of the 1312 W. Uth. SUS-- inprese 15.60; $10.00 correspondent John Vplelmsn, St.; Los ShMK 107. Kl Fas EiPTese ... 11:41 am. rotiltry unchanged. lings, $y.00fi) wattiors, of Rome and the Secolo bf Milan, council of national defense that rcla ;v " . Eggs Firsts, 37c; seconds, 82c. 13.50; ewes, $8.0012.75.' the first of tives American soldiers and sailors Angeles, atbMa4. several Italian Journalists of WANTED Position. 10. The Swmt ...... I:H am. who are coming to the United States lost In the service wear a black sleeve t:l m., CHICAGO PRODUCE. Denvi5r '"''' mem- TYPEWRITERS. 9. The Maeajo ...... 1:00 pm. 0:40 prav. livestock. to with the committee on band with a gold star for each sfpERLENCETnTe" stenographer wants 4. California, LtnlisA 4:00 pra. T:00 pna. 25. Cattle situation. H. P, H.. Journal.' ' Denver, July Receipts public information, has arrived. ber of the family giving his life in tha rTTERB All maaes. overhauled uu. I. Santa Fe Eight.... 9:86 pm. 10:N pat. Chicago.-Jul- y 25. 500. : ; - ' Butter Market .? Market steady to strong, ;Beef The journalists will lend assistant defense of the nation. , rensleed. P.lbbnns for erefr tnaebine. j - WANTED Position as mest cutter, mar- ' Frasa ftmtk. - , - . wachanged,,- . steers, $12.0016.50; cows. and ."heif. to- the Italian language press of this buquerque Typwrlter sgbanfa, Iuom 14 ried, (nod references. Address tot Ncrth tie. Kansas ttt aad 7:44 ass, - on, . El . Tex. 101. EaJUM SSsS Unsettled, Receipts en, jSOgU.vOi stockera s.n4 feea- couuUjr,, .,.. Journal Want Adi bring results. . is; BovjtU rovtlft , Orf ro. , CUt Caissis, t:li Has. EIGHT AlbucJerque Morning Journal, Friday, July 26, 1918

CRESCENT HARDWARE CO. SALVATION IS The New Model Reo Four 818 WEST CENTRAL AVE. All III If you want one of these beautiful mm lulu cars at present price It will be fODAY and TOMORROW Plumbers, Hot Water and Steam Heaters, Tinners j NECESSARY TO APPLY SOON WAR GOES F DUND BY POLICE Remember the Reo Is the car DUE of over-size- d parts throughout. Ask House of High Class Pictures and Music "Wrot" Steel Warm Air Furnaces for booklet by New Mexico own- ers who have driven their cars COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. HOURS frofo 10,000 to 80,000 miles. The PHOXE 815. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. OVER TOP 810 AFTER U Bennett Co. recently purchased a Reo for stage route from Silver City to Mogollon. Why? JOSEPH M. SCHEXCK Gibson of Socorro recently pur- Presents Her to chased three Reos for mountain EAT GOOD FRESH BEANS Santa Fe Shopmen Make Do- Declares Escort Took taxi service. Re- COOPER MOTOR CO. 11). nations of More Than Roadhousc Where She Have for today u lot of nice Green hnJ Wax Beans, 8c; lbs. . . 15e $500 Distributors for New Mexico Par- NORMA PEACHES-PEACH- ES an4 Insure Success of Fund mained Day and Night; Coleman Blank Garage for Will File Charge, Best California Freestone reaches, ll . 13c Campaign Relief Money, ents TALMADGE Natixe reaches for less. ex- FAYW00D HOT SPRINGS twenty-fou- r hours of IX Mango Peppers, Chili Peppers. "Thanks to the After Trou-Ole- s, ready response the and Cor Rheumatism, Stomach solil of Albuquerque and Iternallllo haustive searching by police Have a few small size Prunes thai at 12Vsc lb., will close them - ii 6 vcu y ear-ol- d Kidney Ailments, Inflamma- i v county, we have gone 'over the th iriri'a- Mmnia Loco- out II). 10e. from her home tions, Arterial Hardening, at. lop' with the first Salvation Army rtir,oi.rri! drive that our here Wednesday night, was found by motor Ataxia, Nervous Breaking, "Ghost of V. S. Food License Xo. placed quota at $2..00." The Executive Patrolman Edward Donohuo at 10 etc Perfect Treatment, Perfect She was found on Climate. Health. Pleasure, Lars o'clock last night. Hotel. Booklet. Round If there ore no North First street and taken into police Modern disappointments she told her story trip to Paywood from Albuqueriiu ironv three or four of the outlying headquarters, where 70. CRESCENT GROCERY i she accompanied I. TALMAUbU . WARD'S STOHE '.(inns Hiui mm some contribu- to the police. Later ' Yesterday" I MvHrlA tions yet to he received from shop- her parents to their home. T. C. McDERMOTT n O M E n 11. WARD R O It E K T JONES men and trainmen, it was From storv the girl told the m. mm in MMMMSMMi 1 M announced the N M From tho "Two Women" 815 Marble Avenue. CW. and South Waller. at the campaign headquarters for the police, it is known that she was taken FAYWMD. Pluy, hmm Phones I'lione 576 I mm-Hun- Army war relief fund. Her to a roadhousc, where she spent Fri- By Rupert Hughes Mtiiuio conniy win he over the top day night and remained until 3 o'clock $500. A full report is not to ex- afternoon. be yesterday True love transforms tt wanton rulmret into a wontun with a pected until Saturday morning, but up The girl said she left her home with singer "'si nigm fj.ito.zb cash and a man who was known to her and who WANTED. heart oT gold. A ily in which love redeems a waster's life from tion at Jeinez Springs yeterilay. pieuges nail heen received and re- said he would drive her to Islcta and into 11 serious A drtiina In which love over- It. K. Mounda? and T. C. Mounday ceipted for by the county treasurer, back. She said that instead of taking Man to work with poultry! married put pose. stirring; of were visitors in the noout mi per cent of the amount being her to Islcta, be took her to the Saw- one not to comes the of cabaret life. Carthage city in cusm. met man or subject military empty glitter yesterduy. mere are yet some commit- mill saloon. There she said she tees among the shonnii Ml to a num- good wages, living J. r.urrowcs, of the rpnni't other friends of her escort and duty preferred; lioy manager but an estimate has been made She declared they ex- LYRIC company, was called to Ma- by ber of women. quarters furnished; extensive Agency each (here of morn- TO AVOID THE CROWD COMIC TO MATINEE drid captain what may be danced until early yesterday It. B. yesterday. expected, and It is safe to say at this perience not necessary. T., TODAY Mark Pulliam and Jack O'Connell to ing. time, according the chairman, that Meanwhile the police hail been noti- Journal. returned from a fishing expedition to considerably more than the ob- quota will fied of her disappearance and ALSO TWO HEEL KEYSTONE COMEDY the Jemcz yesterday. iic received. tained a clue that she had gone to, the C.eorge W. Yocum, night yardmastpr Shopmen Fill Quota. saloon roadhousc. The girl's mother CAREY for the Santa Fe railroad, is recover- I ntil the shopmen!, trainmen and In company with an officer, went tc Chester Conklin in "CINDERS OF LOVE" HARRY ing from a recent Illness. enginemen were heard from at the saloon. The police say, however, hi.-- EYES Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Emberry, ociock yesterday, it was a little that the man who took to the sa- AND 2 1 r North Seventh street, announce gloomy about headquarters, for fear loon the night before, learned thai the birth of a son, Tuesday. that It would he necessary to make they were to Investigate and sent a FITTED Matinee, 1 to 6 Children 5c; Adults 10c Dr. It. f.. Hust another day's drive, but the taxicab to take the from the sa- returned yesterday was reports girl MOLLY MALONE morning from a trip to Santa Fo ' ,v" suoscrinea and promised loon to Old Albuquerque. When the Nights, 6 to 11 Children 10c; Adults 15c where he was called on businetB. niinri icains up io last night mak police arrived the proprietor of the RIGHT sure the quota and more. was and told !:. i). Shawe of In is roadhouse questioned IN Hallinger, Tex., It pointed out by members of the a visiting his uncle. William Kieke, them he remembered girl having here, campaign committee that the shop-- ! teen there the night before, hut denied en route from California to his home. uaiiiincii mm or Al- DR. KING. SPECIALIST I!. I.. who was taken to enginemen she still was in the place, or that she McNeill, a buquerque have contributed more than was Frl- - local hospital last $i00 in cash of this there yesterday Will be In Ills office Thursday, Saturday suffering quota of $2,500, - vh-v- from a cut was to which is Tho girl said she left the road- Unmriliiv uiwl Kiinilav mis "The badly hand, taken a splendid showing. The 3 his borne Fc house at o'clock yesterday afternoon 50s' West Central Avenue. Tlione yesterday greatly Improved. Santa officials opened the gates and in old The Mipah sewing class of the to Committeemen Charles Roehl and arriving Albuquerque. 685 for Appointments. school will meet It. went to the home of persons she Congregation Sunday George Craig and local captains where she remained until last at the home of Mrs. John Seth, 1413 on the grounds were knew, Scarlet appointed and "Two-Ri- i" Club. THEATER West 8 to- a alic canvass night. Join tlia Uert Crow Iloinn avenue, at o'clock, systen of the entire The were notified when she night. force of the Santa Fe was made. police LAST TIME TODAY Mrs. H. of Webb Alax O'liticrrcz of boarded the car and met the next two YOURTmTlINGBY" John Billings City, Candalarias, Just cars from Old TONS Mo., here last for an In- north of town, In Albuquerque at Fifth E arrived night brought double his street Drop" definite visit with her daughter, Mrs. minimum quota, and Old Town was and Central avenue.' The gin Is Motorized by Henry's Delivery. HIGHEST CLASS ,N EvERY WAY Special Feature Frank Wlttram, 1520 East Central .not satisfied with her maximum. She left the car, however, at Seventh Phone 3. avenue. went away over tho street and walked up Copper avenue. top. Other pre- In this she ALSO A GOOD COMEDY KEEL The mental condition of Jesse S. cincts have not been heard from yet, way luded tho police. $1 THE PKlMi; FAVORITE an hut estimates have The girl furnished the police with SUITSCLEANED, Thomas, who recently underwent been given that the names operation for a fracture of the skull. may It taken as fairly accurate. of the men were in the Four suits pVessed $1.25. was to be Is Drive. party and Jhjj man who arted as her Co. 10c reported greatly improved Quickest or Contrai l plan. Columbia Cleaning Adults last night. "There has perhaps not been a escort. Two the men and one wom Dellverv. Phone BBO. M drive in accom- an, however, already had been arrest PICKFORD Mrs. I. L. Fears of X. Albuquerque that has JACK Helen, Children 5c who an at the plished Jesuits us quickly and with as ed and detained for investigation IN underwent operation The of GEHTfRY'SEGGS Plus War Tax Presbyterian hospital several dayi fair a distribution of the hurden ot parents the girl announced that would file Con-ro- y ago, was reported to be doing favora- donation as this one for the Salva- they a serious charge Hawkins, Skinner, Champion, last tion Army," raid a booster for the against tne girl s escort today. Others Son Joso 65c Uo7n. bly night. drive. of the be and Market; C. II. Plesse, assistant night yard-mast- "Albuquerque's quota was per- party may arrested today in for the Santa Fe railroad, who haps fair, t.ml Albuquerque Is never connection with the girl's being kept bittner"who m "His Majesty underwent an at going to do less than her fair share irom ncr noma ror the twenty-fou- r useTroo s recently operation anil a little bit more." nours. JUST RECEIVED, FRESH St. Joseph's hospital, has been re- SI9 2 South First. Phone 22l. moved to his home. The total expense for the drive SHIPMENT OF SCHILLING'S which is confined to tele- W. 8. 8. ' Alarid has received from stamps and BEST COFFEE AN D TEA. Fred word wish to renew or take Bunker Bean" his Son, Arthur Alarid, who is sta- phone bills, wnl amount to less than Persons who 1 lb. can Coffee....'. 45e tioned at to the effect Ji'i, It waa announced. Every dollar DALE WILL OPEN oat memberships In the Red Cross Camp Cody, of the for over- Five Part Paramount 2 Is lb. can Coffee $1,011 that he has been attached to the in- money goes the army's .an do so by calling at Strong's Book seas work, and is officially adminis- A Children One thut Grown People 1 lb. Tea 7 So telligence battalion. Store, O. A. Matson Co., Grimshaw's A Picture thut Will Delight the pkg. J. son of tered there. The boys in the trenches Marshmallow Cream, I. Silva, the former school and the victims of war or Mrs. II. B. Ferguson, or by phoning Will Thoroughly Enjoy. llipolite's of Sandoval county at the front com- fine for. cake filling, pt. 30c superintendent will receive the benefit. the chairman of the Membership "A PARAMOUNT PICTOGnAFH" jar. who has volunteered for service, left ElftlTE No. 1.1S1-- last for Following are the committee chair- mittee. night Camp Travis, Tex. This men and the amounts received and ill Is TENDERFEET" Silva's second enlistment. F. "TWO TOUGH M. C. .pledged by each: E. Wood, $218; Palladino&Co. Johnson, Pais Valverde, H. P. Grace C. CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP MACK SENNETT COMEDY Matlnccl, f Woodward. Herbert Stortz, $173.50: W. Kelm, Herzstoln and $128; Mabry-Bcrgma- Oralg- - Simon In $545.50; CAMPAIGN HERE PHONE GROCERIES AND MEATS Herzstein and son arrived Hoehl, $400 estimate D. 67 10c 495-10- (partly only); 1 6 601 W. Ttjcras. I'lioncs 8 Albuquerque yesterday morning from K. H. Sellars, $!I1.25; Alma Baldridge, to Admission...... , Clayton. They made the trip by auto- $98.70; McPherson-Faw- , $312.50; C. B. M. WILLIAMS 10c mobile. H. Carnes. $215.50; Dr. Copp, $93.50; Dentist 6 to 11 . . , Adults 15c; Children Mr. and Mrs. Pearco returned Rooms 1 2. Building Rodey Grover Devine, $51; Karl , Blood, Private. and Whiting from El Paso, where they A. B.' John H. Dale of the South No. 681. 1 yesterday $110.50; Hetz, $33.50. western Phone have been spending their honeymoon. The drive will not be to- recruiting district for the Corner Second and Gold. continued army, who his Announcement cards of the wedding day us was reported fired first bomb at the been sent to of yesterday. slackers and pool hall Idlers of Albu- Brothers have Just many their -- w. &. a, "Iwo-BU- " Red Strong friends here. querque at the high school auditorium Don't neglect the chief for Wednesday night, has decided to Cross Club. Join today. Undertakers Hoy Prentice, dispatcher on put FARM LABORERS the Santa Fe railroad at Las Vegas, a more Intensive campaign. FOR SALE service. rnoNB who was lieu- LOPES HELD Privato Dale says the type of fel- nurses. prompt recently made a first FOR lows livery and Mditn Trimble's Furniture of a house, In- 76. STRONG BLK., COPPER tenant In a railway regiment of .the he wants to reach cannot be Red Barn. WANTED found In the churches or at pa- W. cluding range and kitchen utensils; AND SECOND. army, left for active service yesterday, the p. Good Propositions Are It was learned here. triotic meetings but in the pool halls TAXI all and almost new; at 819 Many and on the ARMTJO'S LINE sanitary Now. See Miss Louise Wilkinson of this city streets. He has, therefore, cars North Eleventh. Phone 2138TJ. Open GRAND decided to make a series of lectures Two largo at your service, day has been elected as one of the instruc- JURY UPON on rates the hour. tors at the El Hito normal school at the streets. These will be held in and night Cheap by Farm Labor Agent El N. M., for next It was the evenings and according to Private PHONE 411 Rlto, year, Dalo his first DELIVERY MORNING JOURNAL OFFICE LOCAL announced by Prof. Itoscoe Hill, pres- open air lecture In Albu- FBEB CALL AND ITEMS ident of the school, last night. querque will be given on one of the BATCH'S OLD STAND V- FOR RENT. ' The city commissioners have de- MURDER CHARGE street corners tonight, provided the W. R. - cided, owing to the popularity of free weauicr man will with Fine office rooms formerly occu- him. He will use "Two-Bit- " municipal band concerts each Sunday an automohiln Bryant's Delivery pied by the cattle board. Don't neglect tho Red platform. FOR QUICK SERVICE sanitary Cafo. night, to continue the concerts for a For full Information call at J. Kor-be- r Club. Join Tourist lunches. Pullman of at least four weeks. The The decision to make onen sir nil. Fhone 801. 22S West Copcr. Cmu today. period dresses will & Co., 220 West Second. Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Fhone 273. contract was for four weeks Porfirlo was be- not Interfere In the least loft a vaca- - original Lopes arraigned with the is to Cliff llayden for brief und expired last Sunday night. fore Judge W. W. McClellan yester- lecture which be given at the high school Sunday Pri- Harmony No. 1, I. O. O. V. day afternoon and charged with the vate night. will in of In Dale has given lectures on the meet regular session tonight. 'murder Timetero Maldonado streets in For Sale The members of the for San He other towns to crowds that Bakery "Two-Bit- " The Real Hoover Candy degree staff Jose, early Monday morning. almost blocked Pay your work will he selected. was the traffic on the . initiatory An waived preliminary hearing and streets. His A is Bliop tuwuraK g open meeting will be held after 9 hound over to await the action of the campaign will end here good paying propo- Red Cross dues. This SPRINGER o'clock. All Odd Fellows and was fixed at July 31. He will then go to Santa grand jury. His bond Fe to a drive sition $3,000 IUIlOCOlate are requested to attend. $5,000. Attorney E. B. Garcia repre- begin there. doing per a duty you should not HAULS ANYTHING W.8.& sented Lopes In court. month business, in live and Central Fifty feet guaranteed in h cotton An Inquest over Maldonacflp was BROTHER OF WOMAN neglect. i "Grimshaw Wants to See Ion" hose, jkA.no. On sale I'rULiy and Sat- held yesterday morning, the Jury town in New Mexico. urday at Whitney's. agreeing that the dead man came to HERE KILLED WHILE his death from a gunshot wound in- Reason for selling-par-tner flicted by a weapon In the hands of FIGHTING IN FRANCE WANTED Lopee. in army. In- Let Us Send a Man Toibio Maldonado, brother of the Experienced man to take charge slain was witness. Guy Dallas Benton, brother of To That Broken Window man, the principal Mrs. quire Box 50, Journal of cotton goods and linen depart Replace - I He merely repeated tho story he told Charles R. Glllard, 321 South ment In Postofflce Gloss. Walter been killed city. Apply Box the police after the shooting. He street, has $ Office. 200, City. LUMBER CO. said he and his were accom- while In France, accord-- ) ALBUQTJERQtJB brother fighting 423 If. First. panying LnpeB to his home after a ing to word received here by Dr. Phone 421. dance which followed a christening and Mis. Oillard. ceremony. He said as they left Lopes The news of Benton's death, a shot rang out and his brother fell which occurred last month, was LOOK FANCY SUMMER APPLES with a bullet through his abdomen. late In reaching his sister because 9 Furnished home in the heart of the FOR SALE ALONSO Mal- he had enlisted under the name of DR. MARRON Funeral services for Tim"o city for sale cheap. Rents for $25. Wo have a very large crop of donado were held in San Felipe de deorgp Dallas Murphy and gave tliem and all orders will bo $21 Vk WEST CENTRAL his Sale price going down $100 each great- 1 Nerl church yesterday. address the same as that of ly apprec iated. For prices wric Phone 831-- Mrs. Gillard, who was then llv- - month, from $3,000 to $2,500, first or call at ' ing at Spartanaburg, N. C. Seven of next month $2,400. Apply 419 LA SALLE RANCH MAN FINED ON CHARGE months ago Dr. and Mrs. Glllard West Copper. 3. W. Barnes. Phone Red 2, L. Groa, Mgr. moved to Albuquerque. Benton 8 Bernalillo, N. M. OF STEALING WATER enlisted under an assumed name EXTRA SPECIAL! because ho was not 21 years old BRITISHERS and therefore' not old enough to Russia and Black Oxfords Alvin I'ohle, who recently was fined enlist without his parents' eon- - A NOW! f in po- - ENLIST $10 by Judge W. W. McClellan sent. He was In the service sev- ' ' USED CAR SALE j J lice court for failure to connect with eral months before his parents, SHEEP SALE Alt' to In Over values the water was FOR persons Wishing enlist, th Stetson and Walk Oxfords, to $7.50 city mains, yesterday who live In another city, know of Look Over the List Von May iOC Canadian forces are re- fined $25 or an alternative sen- - We have tho best bargains in the British given his whereabouts. He was a mem- Find What Ton Want. quested to call on the undersigned. tence of 30 days In jail on a charge her of the marine corps. Just slate in breeding ewes, both In of stealing a bucket of water from a One Overland Touring ' heavy and Bhearers. If in ' light British Canadian Recruiting Sale The neighbor's hydrant. $100 the us. We Mission He filed notice that he would ap One Overland Touring, market for sheep write Ct bond was DEAT"HSAND FUNERALS also have fine bred rams for peal the case and his appeal 1275 pure fixed at $100. One Overland Roadster. ., . $ 150 immediate or future delivery. Wm. Price J) Pair w. . a. One Bulck T Miss Hasel Vamlersypt Touring, L. Staley & Co., Second street and George Roslington jJDj) Vt-l- ' feet cotton Miss Hazel 27 years passenger $950 Resident Officer Fifty gnarantel Vandersypt, 5- - Gold Avenue. , Re-liab- salo and Sat- One Overland is the of the in Men's le hose, $6.00. On Friday old, died at 7:20 o'clock yesterday Touring This bargain , of $250.00 year 1 urday at Wltluiej's. morning at the home her parents, passenger Oxfords. , IS. R.- -- Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Vandersypt. 1239 One Ford Touring.. $350 CARD OF THANKS. West Central avenue. She came here One Dodge Touring...... $200 We wish to the kind no six thank people with her renin from Chicago MANY BARGAINS AMONG stove of Albuquerque and Madrid for their 'years ago. The body waB removed to Gallup Lnmp Gallop . ABOVE. CALL AND Kinuness aurang our uei eavumeiii in the Ulakemore home, 21 THE CerrUloa Lump Co. Oerrllloa Stova mortunary , LOOK THEM OVER. HahnCoal the loss of our husband and son, South Arno .'. street PHONE $1 ImaarmarmttA James R. Heatherlngton. And espec- W. A. 8 - i. - ially the friends for the beautiful - r NOTICF ! - KISTLER-OVERLAN- D CO. ALL STEAM COAL. and flowers. God's board and I ;' AUTHRACITK, SI2rESj ., . Outfitters for Men Soys May richest, blessings My.Vlft Having left my , ' rest on each and all of you."' roam without I will not be re- 710. 6IS-51- 5 W. enut "! caus, Phone tntrSl.l fttbaViatin'ITbOBV Factory Wood, Cord Wood.",kadT Xrndllng, Urna, 122 South" SreonJ Street MHS. JAM.ES R- - HEATHERINdTOX, sponsible for any "debt- contracted by . A S. . 'V-- MRS, W, H, A3liB Hat. . . CAVMSR,