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Lend Your Money As Freely As Our Boys Axe- - Giving Themselves. Buy War Saving Stamps on June 27 and 28

CITY CITY EDITION ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. EDITION

f THIKTY-NINT- H or 70c a. VEAK. 1918. Twenty-fou- r Daily by Carrier Malt, Monti) VOCI.Vlll. .Xo. 84. Twenty-fou-r Pages Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, June 23, Pages Single Ooplee, M

! I lU"JBM ' I RESTRICTIONS OC F AUSTR MS Dbtll U. 0. IJ BEATIN 1 Dogs of War Charge Machine Guns USE OF SUGAR BY SHIP LAUNCHING IN TRAP BETWEEN ITS PROGRAM FOR

FACTQRIES TO BE BEING ARRANGED RISING P1AVE PLACING AN A M Y TIGHTER SHORTLY FORJULYFOURTH HI v OPPONENT IN FRANCE-MARC- H

- WR- Vl , , Me- Regulations Much More Dras- Independence Day's Contribu- Tl4"' ' Waters of Swollen River 900,000 Men Have Been tic Than Those Now in Ef- tion to America's Merchant nace Invaders' Rear While Shipped Over Seas, General1 fect Must Be Observed After Fleet.lt Is Now Believed Will Italians and British Prevent March Tells Newspaper Mer Movement, 1, Hoover Be 89 N Forward at the Weekly July States, Vessels, 4!5-- Confejrtfe,

A ONE-THIR- TO an D DRIVE DWINDLES ENEMY IS PREPA SOME REDUCTIONS RUN MORE THAN ii i ig n DEMONSTRATION HIGH AS 50 PER CENT OUTPUT IN 1915-191- 6 WEAK FOR AN0TH tn THRUST

Several Commodities' Hereto- Pacific Coast Yards Are to Second Offensive to Begin Present .Lull Mean! Tha$t Ger- -- .T l.- 1 - fore Classed as Essential Lead With Six Wooden and Soon, It Is Believed; Internal mans Are Strengthening in Austria Are Foodstuffs . ,Are Placed in Sixteen Steamships; East Is Conditions Lines and Preparing" for

Non-essent- ial Class. Close Second. Near a Crisis. Monster Offensive Shortly,

LRY MORNINa JOUItNAL RRICIAL LCASIO WIRI IRW MORNINO JtlJR tBV WC RNH.' JOURNAL SPECIAL LtAStD WIRII IRV MORNINO JOURNAL IPIOIAL LIARIO WIRI) In advance across the Washington, June 22. Restrictions Washington. June 22. Celebration CS)wTr htttnPia Onto pioti yitrifA. . Blocked their Washington, June 22. Nine hun- will be" mude Pinve river by tlie Italians and Brit- men have been on the use of sugar by manufactur- of July fourth IhiSyyear dred thousand Bhlpped notable for all time by the launching ish and with their line, of communica- across the sea, General March told ers will be drawn ii utti-rl- much tighter by American of the The dWH bolns trained by tlie Itrltlnli army to u't n (U'sputcli-bt'niH'r- ul the froMt arc vtltliout fear. tions threatened by tho r sim; waters at .tha' from shipyards larg mm ultaeks. newspaper correspondents new regulations, effective July 1, an- of of the greatest They will cliaiw directly Into a line of wildlcru firing toilc.vs from ririos and blue riiiim. ;hs of thai stream, the Aiintro-l- l ungarians conferences today. I', est number ships tiot mIiiiws in u Hue of fir- weekly nounced Food Administra- ever into the grenades and IkiiiiIw ilo t'ene tliein. This iiliotoxnuli lliitisli dues training limn'iii; have closrd the first phase The United States ,1s five today by uggregato tonnage put soldier. apparently today tor Hoover. The new measures are water in one day. ing of their offensive uguinst Italy. months uhead of 1U program for plac- contribution to Viewed after u week of fighting, tho un In General expected to prevent any serious scarc Independence day's ing army France. the merchant fleet will be at least offensive has been littb' more than a March said. ity of sugar for home in force over a battle consumption, eighty-nin- e vessels with a capacity of demonstration The on American troop and at same miles in lenxth. figures the time put the nation 439,886 dead weight tons. Workmen 7 ADDITIONAL AMERICAN AERO DIVIDING SPOILS line more than ninety movements are significant since Qen as a whole on a three-poun- d per cap- are straining to complete other hulls It has gained none of Its objectives eral March at his first conference last ita monthly ration. i in time, which would make the. total and has cost the Austriniis very week fixed the number at more than Less essential manufactured pro- 470,886. dearly. While sit- tonnage H 800,000. the general battle ducts will be allowed BO per cent of The conservative estimate of AID IN OF WAR From the first day of the attack looks General AMERICANS HELD CLUB TO SC were not uation good today, the normal requirements In compar- launching to place on the day Amer- was seen that the Italians March said, the lull on tile meet n on- present ison with the allotment of 80 per icans venerate more than any other, railed upon to tremendous western front means only that Ger- now in one-thir- d at some key to their cent effect. . is more than the entire pro- slaught strategic man combat divisions are re to being sea-goi- such ns was launched at Sugar allowed Ice cream manufac- duction of tonnage In Unit- IM EUROPEAN FL T OF DISAGREEMENT position, formed for another drive. The chief turers after July 1 will be decreased ed States yards In the fiscal year of ENEMY CAMPS last October. They had rather, of staff said that the central powers lines over a wide to 75 cent of con- 1915-1- and exceeds 42,050 tons to defend their front were on a,U , per the normal by again held front. f ar were launched Rod for pre-w- against attacks which sumption. a fountains and the launchlngs 1901, the I Cross UOO.000 without, sufficient power to Mark. of preserved fruits for year, tn American shipbuilding. The seemingly "Tho United States has now crossed, Announces That LRY MONINl JOURNAL SPECIAL LKARS.0 WtRR more than some of tho ad- fountains will be cut 60 cent. shipping board's banner construction (RV MOININQ JUURNAL RPICIAL LIAtKD WtRf Organization penetrate, the murk of per Amsterdam. June 22. Differences vanced of the Italians and their 900,000 troops shipped Ice cream made by soda fountains month of May will be eclipsed In one Washington, June 22. Names of It Is to Assume Ex- -. posls from in America," said General Willing between ami ullies. ports and confectioners on the premises day, both In number of ships and seven Americans In uerman prison have nri.'u'ii Rulgariu March. "This includes men in France . Must Strike win have ItB sugar content cut to In tonnage. Lcamps reported to the war department pense of Attempting to Fly Turkey over the division of lands tak Aiih(i:.t Again, und on the high seas, combatants an& Thirty-seve- n of the war The second plmso of the offensive to per cent of normal. f. the hulls expected today by German .ministry en from Rumania under tho peace in which class are at l?er-ti- n Across the Atlantic, Is expected to begin ut any time. It Is Reasons for the Change. to be launched will be steel, with a through the Spanish einliussy with the, central powers, counted medical people and the earv of Prof. C. agreement rt'ot believed that the AiiKlrlans will of snb-marl- tonnage of 204,686.' The Pacific coast Include that Henry - ice of Nina thou- - Lack shipping facilities, Ur. von K.uelilman, the German for- be - bo Hvipply. hundred x wooden the economist and former -- T willing nor will tbes- permitted activities and a decrease In yards will launch twenty-si- Kmery, UONNinO 'VttRMk RPRCIAL IIARCD WIRFI sand men Is a lurgs command, and In United States tariff .1 -- oiKfl Indicated" yoe'er tsy 'l'' l.y'fTo'rmdiiY 'to eitd tlidr from Cuba are held re- and seventeen steel easels totalling chairman of the' New Yorki wne 22. The Aero Club secreUry; if!vVtti;t' it are army" national Importations least who was when at Berlin Italy with the results an regular troops,' sponsible for the new restrictions. 250,700 deadweight tons. The commission, captured of America announced hpre tonight addressing the rilihstag indicating guard, national army and A small Aland di- of the first futile effort. There have Included In a less essential list of will be a close second to' the west, the Germans occupied the that it had notified John D. Ryan, upon the occasion reading altogether ton e of marines. The marines amount ht launch-ing- s, been Intimations that would al- making read for thirty-eig- Islands. rector of American aircraft produc- of the Rumania peuce treaty. Germany to soma men business and commodities to be In Is 12,000 altogether. So twenty-seve- n of which will be When last heard from Professor It was to assume the "We' all take the standpoint," said assist the attack which coming lowed only 80 pei .cent of their nor- tion, that willing far, whenever the test has come, (re- - to- in a traps-Atlanti- c "Ihnt tho and which may be launched are:- wooden and eleven steel vessels lat liberty, living expense of attempting a tho foreign secretary, pro against gardless of tho character of the mal sugar hotel at Pomcranla. which we desire the mountain sector of tho front. troops Bar rooms, brewers, California talling 172,186 deadweight tonnage Lauenburg, flight, In order to aslst the gov- visional agreement, themselves, the American troops have The great lakes will launch fourteen The state department within the past ernment In solving the problem of shall continue ns short a time as pos- fruit cider, cough drops, dental prep- (Continued on Two.) done well. steel ships 47,700 dead few days sent an inquiry as to wheth- thousands of sible, niiiKt find its ratlonul solution Page ' arations, dessert powder, druggists totalling delivering airplanes "The fighting at Cantlgny was nan- - tons. er he would be permitted to leave overseas and of a trans-Atlant- ic in Ihe union of the northern Dobrudja for r.ied weight establishing died by our first under Maj-tle- n. utilng sugar reducing concent) to Ger- with In accordance with the division, hotel Germany: nerll patrol defeat Bulgaria, Robert L. Hullurd, and was a syriips, honey manufacture, Other names on the list were: desires of the Bulgarian people. manufac- many's campaign. E very example of the high bars, gelatine, gingerale, At Villingen Lieut. John S. Abbott, In "As in the present ruse it Is a mat- SMUGGLING striking Ice Ice Kncourngcd by the assertion cluss teamwork between turers of cream cones, cream STEEL UNO Ft. Minn., March 21 ter of a of between infantry, I0 Paul, captured Washington yesterday by MaJ. Gen. difference opinion field and the powder, Jelly powder, marshmallowa, at Lnginacnurt; Lieuts. Robert II two of our' allies, which will be artillery particularly salmon Willliim Hiiineker, controller general staff. It shows thut our staff training,' pickles, printing press rollers, Pa., and Abra- trans-Atliint- we bound as wo are Jeffery, Uniontown, of British air equipment, that bridged, mils:, which is one of most egg preserving for sale to fishermen, ham Straus, New York city, ties to and the important captured fliKhts should be attempted by exactly equal Bulgaria in table for blending 21 could things, connection with the modexo, :! syrups," vinegar, PRICES RECEIVE March at Lempire.- without delay, the club stated In Its Turkey, avoid everything which IT now whisky, and grape Juice, unless for David evoke abroad the army, has reached the point f At Ilranilenbiirj; Johnson, announcement that two weeks ago It the impression that where can 1 if preserving or bottling when 80 per Marcus Hook, first of- German favored the claims of it work successfully. The Philadelphia, asked for bills for Ilandley Page and policy division Is the division not , cent will be allowed. ficer of the ship Atlantic Sun, cap- tho one ut the expense of the other, first first Capronl machines capable of flying IS ISM SSED but the first division). tured in Irish sea, February 18. "Tho question of Dobrudja or the only numerically, I'S 0. K. from continent to continent. landed In France, as you all TON CARGO SHIP At Darmstadt Private Sidney club made compensation due to Turkey, If thi perhaps -" 8,000 Will In seeking the bids the know, and Is now a thoroughly- Klnch, Oxford, England, captured at the condition that tho constructor as- question be solved In the Bulgarian ' COMPLETED IN 73 DAYS Verdun, March 4. bus in a txcito trained high grade unit, and so far sume responsibility for having the sense, high degree has delivered At Private Hector K. In both IRV MORNINO JOURNAL RRCCIAL LCARIO WIRI always the goods. Beyrouth planes, built in this country, delivered public opinion countries, BV MORNINO JOURNAL CRICIAL LI A 1IO Will! ' '"v MORNIN JOURNAL RRtCIAL LKASIO WtRBl N. D., atten- Tex., June 22. Charges of I'ralso for G'jarasmcii. Rollman, Minot, captureJ by air to England,. Ireland and which are looking with keen Dallas, 22. June 22. Evans. "Other Rainbow dl . Washington, June Completion Washington, Approval March 1, France. tion f"r every expression Of the cen- smuggling uguinst SUIiman units, llkj the 8,800-to- n West was President Wilson la held at the I and recently vision, which was from all of the cargo ship given by today Professor Kmery In submitting his bid, the terms of tral powers." Texas newspaper min organized In seventy-eigh- t the to steel Iron in the American at the states In the union from national Apam days by and prices agreed upon prison camp Tuchel. which were not 'made public, William a clerk legation ' Seat- dismissed in the commanded Skinner and Eddy company of yesterday by. the war trade board If. Workman, Ilandley PROMOTIONS IN Copenhagen, wero , guard units, by MaJr In- Ijcninc-Trotzk- y ItOKinu? representing 3 Ev- Gen. C. T. is tle, giving that company the honor and the American Iron and. Steel Totterlnjr. in tho United States, asked only United States court here today. Mencher, a fine repre- of! of ten Base June 22. Official dis- Page bond to sentative of the national having turned out six the stitute. prices of Lake Superior Washington, a $2,500 bonus to cover the risk of tho ARIZONA INFANTRY ans was under $"i,000 uppear guard, and fastest built vessels of the shipbuild- ore are Increased 45 cents per ton, patches from Fiance today say the In New York, July 2, for examination has also done high grade work. At Czecho-Rlav- s in flight. success of the Russia Leo-pold- conducted the Chateau was announced today by the of steel and o MC LRARVQ In the investigation being Thierry fighting, al ing program,' price bars, shapes Cenine-Trotzk- to the club, Lieut. 'RV ffNINO JOURNAL RPICIAL WIRRj is the y According of Into the number of our en- the' shipping board. Chairman Hurley plates la mads f. o. b. Pittsburg, and upsetting- Rnllnnl, representing Capronl, Camp Kearny, San Diego, Calif., the supposed smuggling this though troops the as follows: Recognizing that the people of Russian crown Jewels. gaged was a deal of im telegraphed company all other maximum prices now pre- regime. Is now peparing the terms of his hid.' June 22. Theso promotions, all In country the small, good "You are are ignorant of the real attitude of the In tho United pnr'.unt work was done machine splendidly maintaining vailing are continued tn effect from Upoti receiving the Page,bid, Alan tho 158th (Arizona) Infantry, were dismissing charges, by I trust 1 the allied powers toward Russia,' the Wllmott Odoll gun units under a whose nam your characteristic pace and July to September 30. B. Hawlcy, of , the club, no- announced today: States District Attorney major deliv- the Bolnhevikl make president been I do not know. The whole that your July"launching and . While there are .no changes In the dispatches say tified Mr. Ryan that if the govern- To be colonel, Lieut. C'pl. Edgar P. stated he felt an Injustice had brigade eries will set new records for your fixed maximum of steel over use of Ozccho-Slova- k uprisings to put to at- done Mr. Evans In connecting him at that point was commanded by Oetv; prices " ment was not intending itself Grlnstead. a to the revolt them. tho case. JameB O. who was Again accept congratula- the period ending June 30, a slight stop sgalnst a trans-Atlant- ic In the To be lieutenant colonel, Ma.'. ,wl.h alleged smuggling Harbord, recently,, The the movement tempt flight chief i tions from Mr. Schwab and myself differential will result through chang- dispatch says near future, the club would gladly George H. Haedicke. When taken Into custody on Tues- Pershing's of staff, and whe which has broken out In Siberia li a con- been transferred to The" and kindly let your employes, know ing, the base on plates .shapes and undertake tho work and expense, To be captain, First Lie lit, Carl B. day of last week, box said to that brigade. ' to and that Ger- Twenty-sixt- h Is that' we deeply appreciate their bars to Pittsburg. The new ore prices dangerous Germany should the government grant permis- Johnson. tain legation mail from Copenhagen division reported as achievements In the pro- many will aid the Bolshevlkl. and which Evans was to have deliv- doing very well. , ' shipping' are f. o. . b.' lower lake ports, and sion. gram." ... based on ered In Washington upon his return "The general situation looks well?;j are the railroad freight This ' rate Increase effective June 25 and Washington, June 22. The pro- from Denmark, was found In his pos- present lull on the west front means refit-- ,, CONDITIONS IN DUAL a trans-Atlant- ic has y REGARDED session. simply that Germany is . present lake rates. In the event of S posal for flight ' IISSONS MS ting her divisions -- Increase or decrease in these not thus far yet been taken under Evans explained his failure to make and preparing for MONARCHY CRITICAL any another drive. It does not mean rates the prices to ore producers will consideration In any formal way by deliver' of this mall as due to care- that the ; the American aircraft board, It was lessness. The box tho lega- great, battle is over at all. We can f be changed accordingly. bearing look New York, June 22. Telegrams of learned today, although the fact that BAD BY tion seal was sent to and forward to a renewal and repeti- No new contracts for delivery Washington n AREA TO BE NEXT are tion of what we have-bee- received today by way of Switzerland ore or steel after t October 1 are to the British air officials now here Evans' release ordered today by the passing In Austria-Hungar- y through these few as fa described conditions a unless coupled, with urgently in favor of the plan, has treasury department. past months, as specify price f to board for as German is concerned. becoming critical. ''clause the price subject been known members On th.e yihlp coming to New York activity ar- a making Men Are to : ;i.Vf Fifty thousand workers at the to revision the government. The some time, Evans met and became friendly with Mowing Front. In In by RUN ANT AGONISTS Tho speed with which U senal the Vulcan factories and of this is to con- ATTACKED BY FOE one or two men now In custody In the army purpose prevent : being moved to the front Is 'the Worschalowskl airplane works before exceed- ENEMY ACTIVE TO , New York In connection with the al- sharply on - tracts- made that date, indicated by the fact that have gone strike. he maximum then In force. leged smuggling of the Russian approxi- The of Vienna has told ing price MASK MOVEMENTS mately 200,000 men have been ern- -' burgomaster crown jewels. The smuggling charge '' ! MORNINO JOURNAL RRCCIAL Lf ARRR WIRI harked two the municipal council that It would lssuud In during the last weeks. ' CRT HORNIER JOURNAL RrROAL LffARCO WIRR) In' against Evans, Now York, The be Impossible to distribute potatoes ATTACKS ON GERMANS . UORNINR JOURNAL, RRICt AL LIARTB WIR With tho American Army France, to total movement during May wa Paris, Juno 22. The Matin's corres- according .counsel for Evans, was not ' after the week end. With the American Army in France, June 22 (by the Associated Press.) had more than 240,000. It was only at the after - re- based upon the fact that Evans WILL BE DEALT WITH pondent front, referring June 22 by the Associatdd Press).- The American soldiers are now two weeks ago that Secretary Baiter to his to. the been seen In company of one of the dispatch today renewal continues In the Woevre and garded by their German antagonists announced that more than 700,00 of since the Inactivity New York suspects. - MORNINa JOURNAL SRICIAL LIAAIO WIRI) the enemy aerial activity of a as "bad for whom the uer: had been a week - In Lorraine, with the exception boys" shipped; later, at the THE WEATHER June 22. Count Theo- cessation of operations between Sols- man soldiers are cautioned to "look first of his conference with the news- - Amsterdam,. ' rather heaving shelling. Indications ' sons and Rhelms, Ger- ' dore Batthyanyi, discussing in the says: are that the intermittent fire of the out," according to a young paper men. General March said the FORECAST. t Is this "Hungarian lower house the negotia "It certainly against point German batteries in the last few days man deserter who surrendered In tho APPEAL TO PREVENT 800,000 mark had been passed and ' tions for a renewal of the Austro that the German push Will be directed. to mask move- American lines on tlie Marno last today he placed the at mora Denver, Colo., June 22. For New was Intended troop figure " Hungarhuv-Germa- said that All precautions .have been taken to A German division This wifling prisoner added TRANSFER OF CARDS than 900,000. ,' Mexico: Bgnday and Monday partly alliance, ments. new has night. the statement of Fredrlch von Payer, counter the German plans. Nothing is Identified on the front north- that conditions In the German lines On this showing the million mark cloudy, possibly showers west portion; measures been Imperial German vice chancellor, In- more reassuring than tlie of Toul. ' were growing worse. He tir MORNINR JOURNAL RRIOIAL LIAIIO WIRII should be passed by July 1. Varloiu warmer Sunday, fresh to south-l- y west of constantly ; strong unification of defense which have been carried out said his fellows would desert St. Louis, Mo., June 22. A circular factors enter Into the winds )n localities dicated the complete many of problem of south portion. V ' ' Austria-Hungar- y and on the front, us well as behind the If the chance.' letter for $60,000 to which forbid a deft- - Arizona: .Sunday 'and Monday part- Germany. ATTACK WITH FLAME they had appealing prevent transportation, Dr. Alexander the Huni llne. , have been lively machine the St. Louis Nationals from nlte prediction.. , f ly cloudy with local showers north Wekerle, There reverting In said sys . "The Belgians, Portuguese and Brit- THftoWERS THWARTED and rifle fire actions and Inter- to Its former owner, Mrs. Helens General March made It clear thatf" and east portions, not much change In garlan premier, replying gun tematlc attacks had been made on the ish, with the ussitltanco here and there mittent fire In tho northern Brltton, was sent to nil stockholders time gained in getting abroad enough,, fresh to southerly artillery - temperature, strong would of American er ineern have Increased of the Cardinals Branch American to' Foci),", winds. Germans but the government rr MORNINO JOURNAL RPRCIAL IjkARCD WIRRT section of the Belleau wood, where today by troops give- General see that Illegal Incitments did not go heir entrenchments three or i four With the American Army in France, the Americans gradually are smoking Rickey, president of the club. a mastering superiority over the time over and have transformed each ma- Is IX)C.I( REPORT. unpunished and that public meetings June 22 (by the Associated Press) out the remnants of the German The letter states that $40,000 must enemy. the vital factor. Every,, likely to Inflame popular feeling sector Into an uninterrupted line of The Ameiluen gas attacks and artil- chine gun nests. Otherwise, the Marno be raised within the next few days as day lost by the Germans In pressing A summary of local weather condi- would be broken up. clfadels" lery action Thursday broke up a Ger- front has been quiet. ' a nolo for that amount Is due Mrs. their effort to achieve military vlctorjf' V. end- Twenty-eight- h German division 1, liabilities before American aid can arrive J tions for the twenty-fou- r hours 1 man attempt to attack with flame The Brltton July and current Rev. Kentio Dead. . ' 6 m. follow: Max- Cross-Downe- y Rout a Draw. , throwers one of Which was has been relieved by the Eighty-eev-enth- .; to $20,000 must also be overwhelming force Is regarded as s,. ing at p. yesterday DubnUue. la., June 22. The Most captured. amounting nearer 84 min- O June ty Cross A considerable number of others were The newcomers are said to be raised within the next week. The day ultimate defeat for thesoj imum temperature, degrees; Dayton, Rev.-Josep- Keane, former rector of . men in a. second-rat- e whereas was from Mrs. Brlt- Situation Looks WeU. imum, 65; range, 19; at (p., 78; of New York and Bryan Downey of the Catholic University of America destroyed, the charge of these only divisidn, team purchased Twenty-eight- h ."The situation looks well. south winds: partly cloudy; traces of Columbus, welterweights, fought fif and retired archbishop of Dubuque, between caught between the rifle and the was considered by ton a year ago for $350,000 and of general . $ Is was General March's as teen rounds to draw here died . machine gun fire. . the Germans as one of their best. this amount ICS, 000 yet unpaid. comment, hsj rain.... v " tonight.' early today. v i - V I

rrwo Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, June 23, 1918. to OF Going Command IfMCTH Marines in France. ALLIES' STRENGTH

- Who's WIME-ND- LIKELY Sick tVi IREASI BOTH v' at

TO BE FORB D ON LAND ANO SEA Your Hoiise i in of Omit- left tbe folks all well we Committee Favor British Naval Expert Says We WKJKWK you ting Beverage From Any Are Not Yet Out of Danger will find them upon return Pro l lie" best' of but should there . Legislation; Grapes hut Prospects Are Bright for enjoying health, Have Little Value as Food, Success.- be any one sick, come in or setkHn, for there is a medicine here for evcrv'ailment, made up v MONNINd JOURNAL IHCUL CRASTP WIHICI (BY MOftNIMa JOURNAL FECIAL LSA8KD WIRtl is it is A bv Rexall which a guarantee that the'! Washington, June 22. tentative London, Jun 22. The necessity ot vote in the com- senate agriculture eeping upon the very, best sold, mittee lias shown a small aneye Importance r ' majority of 'sea power the ' In favor of wine from jn' present conflict, ' eliminating the claimed any prohibition legislation which may- despite cjose attention by be determined upon in connection the land battles, is etiip"husized by Antf Enjoy Yourself While with the emergency ngrlculi ural ap- Archibald JHud, the naval expert, propriation 1)111. writing in the-parl- Telegraph. ' "in iho aitn No formal votes have been taken "We have been apt during the re- in the committee, and there will he cent offensives on western th; front," X a Hone until after the hearing"' to he Mr. Uurd "to overlook Come into this big drug store where big fountain t writes, after v resumed next Tuesday, on the Jones aspects of war notably ' the funda- t with a zero temperature, big. cool fans, big easy chairs i prohibition amendment. It was learn- mental factor, which is sea power. For nnrl a crla.fl Viand welcomes vou. ! ed today that the tentative vote on a period of fifteen months, during wine was taken yesterday and that which our strength in ships was stead- Will a majority of the committeemen had ily declined, th downward tendency Everyone Enjoy been impressed by the argument that now has been definitely arrested. Not DURABILITY grapes used in the manufacture of only is our sea power increasing but A Comfortable ivmerican wines have little or no food our on the is will grip enejriy firmer than !! Sturdy construction value. at any previous period of the war. Store of service1. were the "Seven million "tons Butt's .insure the best by of Hearings ' shipping Drug as a of the state- enter or leave our J COMFORT ROCKER committee result ports monthly ; Close to Every Place. , Corner First and Central. T ment of Bainbridge Colby,' of the Each ship is the target for enemy sub- Big, broad arms, fully up- shipping board, that enactment of marines, yet there have been days In' Where the Cars All Stop, Railroad and Street Cars holstered in tapestry, va- Prices From the' amendment and cutting off of tho present week when the enemy has lour or leather. Graceful beer . from the working man would not secured a single ship. reduce the output of American- ship Traffic Almost Interrupted. form. "Twelve $3.75 to yards 25 per cent. Senator Gore, months ago we 'Were with STYLE $40 chairman of the committee Bald to- difficulty maintaining one stream of traffic, Which us f consideration also would be given namely that brtiugbt Your choice 'of' he lrri 't day food and Us Their See Our to the possible financial effect of raw materials. Today sup- Most Everybody Brings popular designs, fmi'h the withdrawal of distill- plies are flowing through this main prohibiting PRIrGEN.JOHM:A.tOeONf- l- In and material. Window Display ed in bond, and that bankers artery greater volume than a year spirits At the same time another stream from the principal cities would he Brig. Gen. John A. Lejeune is on ago. beard on that subject. Ids way to France to take command of traffic has' started and merchant Kodak Finishing of the I'nited States marines on the shipping has been made available for . battle front under General Pershing. the greatest transport movement Why Not You? i. had reached the point where the sys- ... which has ever been carried out. tem could work under battle strain; "For three months past American TWICE DAILY SERVICE Brothers the most on troops have been coming across the Strong one of striking things AUSTRIAN CAUGHT IN THE PIONEER HOME FURNISHERS of Atlantic by tens of thousands, fat the western front, the chief staff HANNA & HANNA MASTER PHOTOGRAPHERS fend wtu the supreme importance TRAP BETWEEN RISING faster than at one time was thought Strong Block. Second Copper. declared, bal- of a unified command. This was first possible. That means that the Storage at reasonable rates in the largest and best advocated, lie added, by President HAVE AND. ENEMY LINES ance between the allies and the cen- Remember Satisfaction Guaranteed Wilson and carried through under the tral powers is being, adjusted in favor built warehouse in the city. of the president's constant pressure until former. the war in Its as-- f unity of cotuniand was realized in the "Viewing various Koch. Gen bodies of men have been assem- peefs, naval, military and economic, appointment of 'General arge and economic' Of tm) Setlool Bonds Opened. us one of bled there. we have every Reason for confidence. itary strength' eral March that . .. 22. bids Interna-ition- regarded .Hies is at a mo- Sunta Fe, June Today jon the proposal to send an achieve- The food in Austria-- The tide is distinctly turning, and steadily increasing tho greatest single military serious shortage ment when the enemy Is feeling the were opened at Aiamogordo for three into Siberia. Hungary sen- turning, let us for the last time. expedition ments of the allies which was already has given rise to hope, cumulative issues of school bonds: $10,000 for AZTEC FUEL CO. he still takes the view that The submarine menace is being held. effects of the blockade showing Its effect in the fighting. sational rumors. One of these, from maintained over district No. 9, Otero county; $15,000 this is as yet a political (luestlpn, not The allied armies are In a period of nearly During the past week General Amsterdam, says an attempt has been Increasing ft ur' for district No. 11, and $1,250 for dis- was exceed-jingl- y The food years with increasing stringency a military matter. He March said the In France has made on the life of Charles. relative strength. position for a as to fighting Jhnperor of this of and of and of the war on land, which not trict Nof 7, the first to be used reticent, also, American been of minor character. Interest for This rumor Jacks coru?irma'tlon. There country, France Italy new on theMtalln is and both only has resulted in heavy casualties school house at .Weed, the'second participation front, the allies has centered on the Italian Is little doubt conditions in Austria Improving ship building but for a school house at and Store your In British American Is pro- has drained the central powers of Cloudcroft, American have wsll and " troops done front, where the Autsrian drive at two are near a crisis. Little of the true yards industrial tho Bent. When the bonds battle come ceeding- at a accelerated pace. workers." third at wherever the test of has on the I'iave line status of affairs can be but greatly tho-stat- e winter's points penetrated learned, There is assurance that the end of were voted it was hoped that next thus far, fieneral March said regard- deeply enoUgh to cause some concern. what little that filters through neu- by loan board would its December at least, 4,000,000 tons will Coal invesjj ing the character of the troops, offensive has now been checked, shows that the Austrian Output Increases. 6 That tral countries been Into the and funds in the bonds, which bear per Coal Now. whether regulars, national guards, he swollen waters of are on se- have put water here Denver, Colo., June 22. Coal pro- added, and the people short rations, that in cent, against 4 to 5 per cent of somo k the United States and that duction in In- national army or marines. the Fiave aided in repelling the rious has occurred and that figure Colorado during May of securities for rioting may bo exceeded. creased tons the other purchased 'Hie Tight ut "v. The entire Austrian bridge sys- genera strikes are feared. In a clash considerably 71,886 over April and is decision t'antigny. ( Are Reduced. now investment, but the board's Phone . . . 251 im- tem on lower was. washed Ruda-pe- st Sinking 104,850 tons ahead of the 1917 The fight at Cantigny, tho most the I'iave between police and strikers at "On not to take Guadalupe county school e the other hand, the enemy's for the five in which Ameri- away. " forty-fiv- persotuifire to production first months Honda mukes it to portant engagement reported sinkings of British and allied 'tonnage of the to an offlciul necessary dispose can troops have participated, because Austrian engineers had constructed have been killed or wounded. year, according of the bonds otherwise. looked at the war r have been so considerably reduced report State Coal Mine great mar.a where ft gave to judge of the full seven bridges over which their ad- 'Reach Vienna. today by opportunity llulgars to the activities of tho allied 14,-50- 1 all the are marked owing Wool-worth- operations out. measure of their lie had vance forces' could be withdrawn If ar- During May Big sale all this week at 's "The lack of training, said, A Bulgarian commission has navies and the courage and resource men were in and about Soap fighting along the Fetich been the first division com-- ! they were compelled to give up their employed 5c, 10c and 15c; store. Four front is of fought by, rived in Vienna, according to dis- of their merchant seamen that it Is the mines. primary importance to the manded Gi-- Robert I Bul- - footing on the south bank of the river. I1I3; liars White 15c. allien, us a by Maj. patches from Tho Hague, for the practically certain there will be a laundry Soap, by giving chance to get lard. This division is now, he said, a At one point, however, In the Montel-l- o Most everybody sliOs at Woolworlli's more man power. purpose of negotiating with the Aus- balance of shipping on the right side. Don't neglect the "Two-Ril- " Red unit sector, the Austriuns had been una- x now. There's a reason. ore thoroughly trained high grade trian government concerning a "In a the relative mll- - Crofs Chili. - Tliey "The Jul! on tne was division ble to to last change word, naval, Join today. in 15. present western and the first American replace the bridges up in relations with Germany. This, saving:. Nothing the store over front simply means that is to ninht advance forces are in flarmany reach France. andtheir coupled with the fajr t, the pres- refitting her combat divisions of or annihilat- jhat and At Cantigny, fieneral March said, grave danger capture ent premier of nulgifrin. was opposed preparing far another drive. It does in ion. . infantry and artillery operated to an alliance with Germany before not mean that the Kreat battle is over. vic- American in close to achieve the ambulance sections are Bulgaria entered the war, and the "We can look to n forward a ropcti-tio- tory, showing the successful work of Italy but the chief of staff thought it known of the of what we have hern tVint co- unwise to disclose other move- Bulgarian passing the staff officers upon whom any people may be significant. through these past few months, as far The clear- ments. In for that. front at operation depended. fight prospect Since the uhiirtiM on as (lerman activity is coii"eriicd." he this time. attack the ly showed, said, that the training Itheims in the General March icfiined to comment of the American officers The fighting around Chateau Thier- front early week, the general staff western front has been There ry where 'American marines distin- quiet. fVWS have been guished themselves, was .confined patrol encounters and tho to a small force of usual operations along the fronts originally machine where gun units, General March under gn at battles were being waged REMEMBER ALWAYS said, the recent THE command of a major, whoso name, during past, but nothing had not been Tho resembling a new drive by tho Ger- reported. 12,000 mans re- marines bri- at the allied lino has been composing the marine Berlin This series of Uihi it ,fWi.i.i from which these were ported. officially reports the to ttr RED gade units takt tho tncertcitiiy cut of . CROSSTRED CROSS taken is ho presence of Italian troops in the commanded, said, by Brig. Rheims Gen. James G. went sector. American forces have Harboard, whp continued their on to. France as General Pershing's chief intense activity BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS of staff. tho fronts where they are holding po- KEEP THE HOME FIRES BURNING WITH LOYALTY sitions. Northwest of Chateau Thier- Organization ry' they have pushed their lines for- ward once more and east of the city ENEMY UNABLE TO have MICHELIN "users have studied means of produc- THESE ARE THE SENTIMENTS OF THE bombarded bodies of German troops. ing and selling tires more , I.cnlne to Hesign. how, it can be possible to efficiently. . ' ' Ii: is reported that Nlcolai I.enine, sell Michelins at such low F tho Hqlshevik of Russia, has that will UNION premier in view .of the unsur Evefy expenditure BAKERY decided to in of a vote prices IVEFOIH resign, spito in tirec ser- of confide rice given him the soviet result better cr by passed quality which IS ' 320 North First Street committee. Tho Ozeeho-Slovh- k move- built into these tires. vice has been cheerfully ; ITALIAN THEATER ment has b?come so menacing east of but the t'ral moun(a,ins that Nicholas Ro- made; every expense ' The answer lies In the stand Let's All Help Uncle Sam to Win this Elood Massacre manoff, the former Russian emperor, that would' not j has been removed to Moscow. 1 of Innocent Women and Children by the Kaiser and Michelin Watchword: this test is . scrupulously his Hordes Food. "Y MO'Olta JOURNAL PtCIAL L1A3C0 VIKE by Conserving Eat the Bread that will Economical Efficiency. avoided. Help to Win the War and Stop the Atrocities Known Italian Army Headquarters in PLANS TO RETURN TO t Northern Italy, June 22 (by the As- Only to Ever, . ttinrn MirKlin m- - Economical has Savages. sociated "ress). The second week of GET HIS AUTO TRUCK Efficiency the great battle on the Italian front vented the pneuniatic auto enabled Michelin to supply the Y opens with outstanding fact that MOttNINO JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASID WIRI ' the world with the 101 mobile tire 15 years ago, motoring Austrian are unable to go for- l'aso, Tex., June 22. Ior less ward. Notwithstanding seven days of Broyles and automobile truck sales- Michelin engineers anj "better tires desperate In' an man, who was held Mexican struggling attempt up by efficiency experts have money," , to strengthen heir foothold on this bandits 125 miles cast of here Thurs- side o the Flave river, particularly day, is arranging to return to the river on the Montello and at San Dona PI bank wth an armed guard to recover I'iave, the enemy forces have been his motor truck which he was driving held. Italian military observers con- at the time. Broyhs left here Thurs- sider that the Invaders' positions is day morning to,go: to Marfa, Tex. m i mm j mm wv w - w such that he must abandon his at- When 125 miles east of here, three tempts to obtain possession of both Mexicans and ap American rode out banks of the I'iave;" Just as he was of the underbrush, covered him with compelled to do. last winter. their pistols and ordered him to dAvc At present the Austrlans on this the truck across the Rio Grande. side of the Plave are When he refused, assaulted him fighting mainly Jhey r ' with machine guns, rifles and bayo- and compelled fo,im to drive along the American, Italian and nets, as have been unable to river road, , ... v they At ' bring heavy across. the first opportunity, Broyles artillery They, he French Bread therefore, are reduced to fighting for said, ran Ills truck into a sand and was ft few hundred yards of ground where pile unable to extricate It. Angered at men as- PASTRY OF ALL KINDS the situation Is always precarious to this the again economical saulted them because of the flooded river to him, throwing him Into a wa- efficiency: ter tank es- Atk Your Grocer For Union Bread their The Austrlans have been near the road.. Broyles Bakery rear., and or Phone For It. Can't Be Beat. for days on the defensive, the last caped reached here last night Italian completely exhausted his expe- counter attacks having given rience. tfm the The men, one 'of whom was defenders the initiative. an wore In to losses American, Broyles said, regard the during the handkerchiefs over faces and first week of the the their great offensive, were believed to be Villa ammunition Italian authorities say that ANGIOLO bTnEDETTI military smugglers intent upon stealing the each side Buffered . an MICHELIN TIRES AND ARE BY approximately truck for hauling smuggled ammuni- TUBES SOLD equal number of casualties. The Aus- tion from trian to tho. border' to. Villa's camp GOOD Proprietor. ; claims, according reports In tho mountains!-- DEALERS EVERYWHERE found in of were ' Phone 863. 320 North First Street. possession prisoners, ( v that the Italians had sustained iuch Don't nrefoct tlw t'Tum-nit- " ti I ltl greater losses, Cress Club. Join' todW, . : . - i ;. 1 ...... 4tr.:...... :. .v:,

".wefww T" REE Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, June 23, 1918.

FLIPS FROM THE FILL WIS ATHLETIC GAMES STAGED B ITALY ymm i BWygteMS ISI ml ill ' ffy)?h :: F in; EA with mmIll Imposing Military Spectacle Started Under Direction of Y. M. C. A,; Many High Of - . . ficers in Attendance, . ,METH0K

1ST MORNIMn JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASKP WIKI11 Hi'adMuarlcrs Italian Army, June 22. An imposing military spectacle was held near the front recently when an Italian army corps put Into effect J . nth-Uv- v v J f r- H. the elaborate system of mllitwry games which tho American Young Men's Christian Association is -- 5 in General t - I - developing Italy. Major ,i,- de and of I I - Clorgio many other officers high rank were present, and some Vfow Could M?u,jeaiv.?' 10,0(10 troops were assemblcd from the MAlPiCKRM) nearby fighting front. From tho vast' AaAErCEAFfftcuwj plain where the exercises were held one could see the mountain defenses At tlio "1!" TJicutor Today uml To morrow- - of Mount Crappa and Mount. Tomha, and further back the distant lines of AT TI1K THKATKKS TODAY. tlio enemy positions. AT TUB PASTlMi;. General De had "II" Tlimtor The Giorgio designated popular Mary "The in which Virsima the "American In TMckford stnrrinK in "How Could Firebrand," day Day" recogni- You, Pearson is will be shown at tion of tho In Jean?" and a reel or Events starred, American "Weekly t lie Pastime 'theater and to- the tho American at. See the World." today affair; consul morrow. Venice, Mr. Carroll, and his wife were 0H-r- Hoiikp "The Hull's Crj'sliil This play is a stirring drama of presen'; American flags waved at ev- a two-pa- rt rpiKorte with Kddie Eye," conditions in war-tor- n and revolution- ery hand; the bands as Italian military Polo the star; "CounlinR Out the ItuMsia. It an idea of what The Star and two-re- ary gives played Spangled Banner, Count," a comedy, and is in tho land where trai- there were other evidences of also a "Who It?" happening many comedy, lone tors have given aid and comfort to the cordial good will toward the Ameri- Ideal Thrator The Pathe company can allies. "presents the wonderful "Baby" Marie Piirtic.i of 10 Men. Osborne as the leading character in The military games carried out tho "Dilly Does Her lilt"; also a ".Lone- plan of the Y. M. C A of ' applying some Luke" comedy. athleUcs to largo groups, oven up to Iyrie Theater Montague Love and regiments and hattallions, instead of Barbara Castleton appear . as the to individuals. One set of contestants principal in "VenKcaijce," a World's were forty men from each of a num- feature; also a comedy entitled "Tho ber of regiments. These parties of Knockout." forty ran over a five mile course, Paxtinx- - Tlieatcr William Fox pre- with successive lines of obstruction of sents one of his do luxo stars, Virginia trenches, barbed -- wire entanglements, Pearson, in "The Firebrand"; also ditches and barricades. One of the l the hippodrome funniaker "Toto" in barricades was a three-stor- stone i the comedy, "The Junk Man." house, which had to be scaled by v--'- ri climbing up the widow cornices ou AT TIIH lDICAb. one. side and down the other. "Baby" Marie Osborne, the charm- Anather contest was between ma- ing little rathe star, is more captivat- chine gun sections aided by eng- ing than ever in "Dolly Does ller Hit," ineers, who forded streams and set up a timely story with a lied Cross slilo-liKh- t. pontoon bridges, while the gunners which will be shown at tho VIRCIN1A, PEARJON crossed with their guns and ammuni- Ideal theater today only. PIRE.QTJON.WILLIAMLFOX! tion, set up hastily constructed lines Mario in suited for of works and opened up tt fusillade Sts-ewgi- h "Buby" IdeaHy kaiser and where thousands of Rus the role of "Dolly," which she playft with blank cartridges. Get Grates ffso Fewer sian souiicrs nave ucen niiummcicu At the same time another fusillade Spoonfuls in this attractive and youthful drama. on inside. by treacherv tho was coming from the hand-grena- pro-tray- ffliake Miss Pearson gives a dramatic contest In which groups of ten men Bigger Savmgs of the ft'clitiKS of a princess represented all the ftifantry and as- whose brother is killed ih battle be- sault battallions. cause the traitors have given the Jn pulling the rope tho artillery soldiers bullets that do not fit their regiments were against each is lied to pitted guns. Like others she but other, sixteen men from each regi- Calumet is the value ever offered iri in the end she turn and fights vigor- ment, and 'in foolhall the biggest save engineers ously for those who are trying to were matched against the artillery. the , Russia from ruin and despot's Bohemians urn Cheered-Th- e Baking Powder. Owing to its wonderful raising force : heel. appearance of tho Bohemian fi W If A sterling cast supports Miss Pear- unit, recently organized from natives ij son. of Austria's it further than most other brands. You use big province, was.tho sig- goes t only "Toto," the hippodrome fun marker, nal for tremendous enthusiasm- They will also be seen today and tomorrow woro tho red and white athletic cos- others call for m "Tho Junk Man." tume of the Bohemian gymnasiums, a rounded or heaping teaspoqnful, where N and in open order stre'tchod across the AT TilR "U." went the "How plain .through Bohemian two or more. ; Mary Pickford's photoplay, manual of arms with its Blow and teaspoonfuls Could You, shows tho little y Jean?" exercises. . - 1 new that of graceful physical Keeping star In an entirely role, tlmo with their movements in- p who they an almost grown-u- society girl toned the Bohemian national hymn, F 5 deals her a turns eook when fate and, as they closed a great banner In the form a bank ac- all blank depleted was raised from their ranks bearing But Powder is not save when count. The story is by Eleanor Hoyt Baking you one 'he. inscription "Long live Bohemia, Brainerd and appeared serially in live niaKuzines. The Long Italy." of the popular adap- handsomo wero Calumet. You save materials. The last Is in Many prizes given using baking Her supporting cast thorough tation was made by Frances Marlon, to successful the star and the of the regimental teams, harmony ,with little that clever young manipulator tho American Y. M. C. A. is who to credit taking a fails. tesult 'achieved exceptionally good photoplay plots has her in branch is as as the first. Calumet never ford successes of the leading part 'this of the spoonful good from any standpoint. most of the Pick exercises. General De The direction was In the Giorgio also The story deals with the adventures last year. a tribute of of William D. Taylor, paid special appreciation is manufactured and is. of Dolly and a mchawical doll, which hands producer to the officers of the Bohemian It perfectly keeps perfectly ben- Tom stories in which troops is to be auctioned at a lied Cross of the Sawyer watches to Mrs. Pick ford added fa mo. by presenting them. efit. The doll comes to grief, through Jack gained Carroll, wlfe of the American who decides to It is heralded ns one of the bright- consul, moderate in no fault Nf Dolly's, the on tho of- price, Cross est and cleverest in which conferring gifts several tako its place to keep the Red photoplays ficers- And in none the doll' "America's Sweetheart" has over ap- order that of from losing through the tragedy. ten thousand should be dis ' will be and It will bo presented nt the soldiers .Besides the above there pro- peared, the American Red Cross "II" theater today and tpmorrow. appointed, duced a "Lonesome Luke" comedy. their camions loaded with brought . in Cost in Use in Time E ' ten thousand each contain 'Economy 1 packages, Tnje ing seme useful articles of soldiers r wea and food- One of the most notable features of Calumet contains such as h&ve this affair was that these splendid. only ingredients athletes,, full of enthusiasm and vigor men who could run five miles and under the Acts of three-stor- been scale a y house were part approved Confess concerning of the Second army. It was the Sec-- , ond army. It will he recalled, that bore wholesomeness of foods. Calumet Powder has the fiercest brunt of tho tremend-oou- s Baking Austrian rush last fall, when the retreat was made back to the present been selected by the GOVERNMENT for . use in the Piave mountain Jlnes. There was Some murpiuring at that lime when the : Second army gave way before that ARMY and NAVY. K terrific onrush. Hut all this murmur- ing is past now, and the splendid vig- or of the reconstituted Second army r was reflected today In the steadiness, enthusiasm and'pride displayed Jy Use St To faet BestWesullts Without Hobo tho representative! of this famous old army. The best of Calumet's and ecoripmyvis CLEMENCY URGED FOR proof superiority " SLAYER OF SHERIFF ' it is ' ' the fact that the selling Pow4er M ? ) biggest taking .(V MONNIN JOURNAL SPVCIAL UJAKP WIM ' Santa Fe, June 22. Pleading the World in rtiosfc "youth Snd Inexperience" of the' de- the today manufactured the largest, fendant and the alleged fact that he v : was acting supposedly In- - defense of Atnerica. his own life, prominent residents "of jnodern and completely equipped plant in ' ' Dona Ana county called on the gov " - - , ' '. ;: ernor today with letters and peti tions ; . ;' asking for ' commutation to life lm prisonment of the death sentence ot VJar-Tim-e J. O. Starr of Las Cruccs for the Iftll Sentl For Free Calumet Recipe Book ing of Sheriff Dwlglit Stephens of Luna county. ' ' will in use Ex-Sta- of the 1 te Senator f t. B. Holt headed It contains scores recipes that help you greatly of pdrh tho. delegation. Governor Hobby and ' " " exvGdvernor Ferguson of Texas have :and other coarse flours. . written Governor Llndsey urging clemency, on th ground, that Starr cumes ul uuu ui ijiu vent laiiivieB ot Texas and was led astrsy bv evil men THE FbwDER They declare his real mime' Is Oscar GALUmFT B$iMG CO. Qjjddls. t Starr was sontenced to hang July S. " v. ; W'. J 1100 Fillmore Street Chicaao. I":r.z!3i v Big Soap sale all this week at Wool 'f -r War-Tim- e the rowQ- , . worth's 6c, lo and 13o store. Four pniTOR'S NOTE Throu h advertUina and distribution of Recipe., Calumet;, oaiung , r big bars" U'bit Soap, ISc S. valuable aid in advocation of sens.blefood conservauo laundry" the U. Food Administration 1 lending . . d------f atSeTTCt hti-- Most rftions at Wooiworth'g r .i i: L.i. will ''heln-- win the- war :. ij everybody ox n..ti! -r ; K, , ; Government 'witnes and the shaping meir ruuucujr ,.... with Love and now. There'a a Teasoin They are ivy Scene in "Vengwrtiec," at tho Iyrt c Theater, Montagu I ' savins, Nothing m th Utoreover. 13,1 commendatiopj M , S etar L-- 1 ' Barbara Cft&Ucton the loading , . . f V .... .,'"W 'f-- '' ..::...''.; ' ,','.: '.'.' '' " FOUR Albuquerque Morning Journal,' Sunday, June 23, 191S.- - C01PA Presents a Special Invitation to You to the Store of Many Values A Very Select and Exquisite Don't Let Anything Prevent Waists For Warm Weather, $1.39 These Line of Charming You From Seeing if. 1 i. ii 1i i Silk Fetching Gowns t f i Lingerie Our display of dresses is truly a reve- AT SPECIAL PRICES lation. You never saw such fascinating ft - and You never saw Camisoles of Flesh Wash Satins elegant styles. I - such a wide ot beautiful fab- mm- A- - daintily trimmed with hemstitching variety and lace specially priced OQ rics. You never saw such workman- at ship and dainty effects and you cer- Other Camisoles of Flesh Crepe de tainly never saw such values and Satin. Chene and Wash you are not likely to this season Priced from ?1.50 to .. $2.75 anyway. Gowns that are worth up' to Gowns of extra good quality Crepe de $35.00. Chene lace trimmed and hand em Priced at . , broidered, priced TO Specially from $5 $8.50 Queen Billie Burke of extra beautiful- Queen Pajamas good Mostly of snowy-whit- e voiles and colored striped voiles. All Crepe de Chene. TO ly made, some very simple, depending for style upon fine tucking and $26.95 Priced from $9 $10 hemstitching. Others arc quite ornate, trimmed with laces, inser-tio- n, have frills. Chemise of Flesh Wash embroidery; many An Collection Quality Envelope The materials are remarkable for the price, the styles intense, Extraordinary Quality Satin and de hand em- really Crepe Chene, varied and Specially priced at White Washable broidered and lace trimmed. Several very appealing. of Georgette Blouses at $4.95 styles to select from Light Gray Kid Boots Priced T0 Bought at a sharp discount from reg- from .. $2.75 $6.50 $1.39 ular prices sold on the sama basis. Washable Kid High and Walking What we get we give. Underskirts of extra good quality The are beautiful, unusual at de styles Boots Heel Crepe Chene with beautiful hice Misses Sport Shirts this price and each and every one flounces. Specially Special! a manelous value. Indeed, they dup- at Tf)( Quality priced $5.29 Priced at OVL licate many of the loveliest styles High Heel cotton and cotton Knickerbockers of Flesh Wash Satin Sport Shirts of white pongee corduroy. JtHf we've already had selling from $6.00 Supreme the for hot Regular $1.00 value JUv to These are and Crepe de Chene. tfQ MC Just garment days. $7.50. QpJ Priced at At Specially priced at .tpO4j

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ami unmanliness are not tolerated and approximately $l,3!iit has. been sold, STRAY BULLET ENDS the conduct und of the RED CROSS NEWS leaving over $ari,00ll as the retail BOYS OF language play- PATGHIN IS from this until tho EL PASO MAN'S LIFE SCHOOL ers is given special attention. ALBUQUERQUE IS men's quota time ' end of the year. From time to time the leading Hereafter crosses for will knitting lioscnwald Brothers huve Inaugu- IB MPHNINO JOUHSAt SPCCIAI- kKA'tP Wlftl! teams in various sports will be given be to who given only those knitters rated a to stimulate the salo of I'U PasA Tex., June 23. Ike Aider special privileges, such as tamping have done all their work In plan, CITY ARE HAVING trips and other recreation. knitting. FOR stumps through their store, Tho War elo, former district clerk and a polit- Many pf Seventy-tw- o hburs of knitting is the sulo the boys have HO Suvings Stumps are placed on ical SimnUih-speaMn- g enrolled for tennis and latest front leader among HOEuin requirement headquarters. various and I many more have signified an inten- through the departments voters of bo was killed by There is no reason why the same tho county, tion of doing so. tho department head reporting a bullet when un uni- worker should not win two crosses, sales the 'drive, will stray tonight E Never was the national game played J URY CHARGE largest during big dentified Mexican opened fire with a XCTNG G1ES with more E one In knitting and one in gauze receive a bond In reward, "pep" and interest than by baby pistol nt two United Suites r.rniy pro- work; but tho account of hours work , MoClumihan is the ward teams of the city. The ainbl- - 1 Mr. again urging vost guards. must bo to be June tion of each player is to make his kept separately. Headquar- tho merchants prepared Tho were team a ters also that every knitter 28, War Savings day, to pledge their military police patrolling winner and much friendly and requires, South Kl Paso street, tho Mexican c,can has been aroused. Sev ' make one of socks before she After a short preliminary heuring limit and to purchase accordingly. Ward Basebal TeaillS HSVei rivulry Bryan Harvester Company pair Or. business district, when the Mexican or me oaseoan nave estab- is entitled to the cross. Inexperienced bofore Judge W. W. MeClollun, He foels that after the real import- eral teams In- stiiitiid of the 'Com- In Krankllu J. Putchln. charged with ance of these stamps s shooting at them, tine Been Established and lished, even thus early, a good record Promises to Become Great- sock knitters must do the work purchasing bullets who was are manslaughter as tho result well as the excellent Investment which struck Alderetw, and really playing a strong game. the room or show the first sock for voluntary on tho side of the munity Play1 Promises to n the est Business of of tho death of u girl hero afford has been Impressed upon standing opposite whole, the educators' plan Southwest; Inspection at Intervals during the they street, killing him Instantly. Private of recreation for the com- Tuesday, was bound over to uwuit the ihe public oh War Savings Stamp day Become Fixture Here, summer, Will Harness Power; work. In Scott, ouo of the Mexican guardx, bined with physical education, is action of the grand Jury. Karly the merchants will receive more calls A. usslsl-an- t shot the Mexican twice, He will din. - the hearing Miller, for working exceedingly1 welt and Albu- Tho rule- are Joseph stamps. is following quoted district attorney, asked that the ''Al! and no makes Jack querque setting an example which In been from a work piay well could Albuquerque has, the past, letter from Denver; first charge, that of a criminal opera-lio- a be followed by other cities of dull boy." of the state. the birthplace of quite a number The privilege of wearing the lied lie withdrawn and that rutchin This ancient adae ts the basis on new concerns, most of which have be- Cross emblem on coif or apron will ho charged with. Involuntary man- which the educators of the city have come substantial institutions but be granted upon completion of: slaughter, I'pon the Judge's decision summer o based the present plan of INDIAN CHILDREN there is a company now located in thin Sevctily-tw- hours work In a work tho defendant's appearance bond was recreation in connection with summer city (hat has been growing room or satisfac- IN steadily elsewhere, making fixed at $2,000. we are at war and the mind WINNERS BIRD but In a comparatively quiet way that knitted articles. The witness the state Second though tory or (or Hand garments principal studies in the city chooln. Even PUZZLE CONTEST has greater prospects of becoming a (This must Include at least three was tho sister of the ileud girl. She to se- world-wid- e of the people naturally turns corporation than any that dilTeiTnt kinds of hospital and ref- testified that rutchin was-calle- of Ir. rious things, those in churRo the has heretofore been started in this ugee or two different kinds to the house whore, tho sisters were be- Seven out of ten first in the - garments, summer work of the city schools prizes city. Tho future of tho Hryan llar- and that ho performed u crimi- bird contest conducted by the of knilled garments,.' of which, onq living lieve much good.ls being derived from puzzle vester Company Is not merely a guess ' in She I Game asso must be socks) or nal operation her presence. I the play." KAIbuquerque Protective but Is assured by existing conditions J the occurrod a week "community ciation have beeri won Pueblo Seventy-tw- o hours work maklig said operation by and be denied. No manufact- af-to- r Under the coacriing of George F. that cannot ' The before her sister's death. Tho day teams Navajo Indians. The prizes were concern ever nt a satisfactory gauze dressings. Sale Mitchell, seven ward baseball uring has started tho tho woman he Piano awarded and consist of dressings made should comprise sli operation, said, have been almost entirely yesterday more opportune time. The. situation was called and. organized Florence Merriam Fiailey's "Handbook different folded dressings and one again pronounced, hor; instru- by the The games have started is such that labor saving agricultural convalescent. Sho declared Her We have a number of good Slightly used boys. of Birds of the Western United of gauze roll and nt least three sister and the prospect is briKht for an ac- and transportation vehicles that are type sister continued to get worse and that ments' of well known makes taken in exchange on our a illustrated vol- ' or tive athletic summer for the lads. States," handsomely dependable and economical aro in different kinds of pads; Patchln continued to declare she was ume describing all species of western Seventy-tw- o work or Many more teams are to be organ- tremondous demand and these are hours cutting Improving. Tho duy of her sister's birds. .. ized and from the popularity of the what, the Hryan Harvester Company pocking; or ., , doulh, the woman testified that she The accurate- of native o is almost before knowledge will, shortly, be in a to Seventy-tw- hours work 'In a cler- Jt. plan it certain that very position ' dismissed Patchln and called birds displayed by all the contestants, V' -" lr, the end of the summer every supply. . ical capacity., I(. Hust. Tflanitalo virtually and especially by the Indian children, 11 in will be the Steam was tho first pow- This is not retroactive and all time found boy the city enjoying is considered highly by the. practically lr. Ilust testified that ho the The to have gratifying er to bo harnessed man has. commences 1. In or- games. original plan wig officers of tho (1. P. A. who acted as' by and July, sick girl a dangerous state and an equal number of teams in each to always been tho most reliable and - -- V v dered her tnken to a hospital ut unco. judges. , The only, question which Pianos ward, but this has been abolished, as not one correct answer was submitted most simply utilized. As ajiplled to All garments which have been out He called In consultation, he said, Pr. Player some wards are moro thickly popu- was one which bird automotive vehicles It unquestionably of the work room more than one W. K. Ijovelaco. Hust testified lis and 'oth- asked: "What that we aro at low prices. If lated with young Americans than walks under the water?" The correct is ideal. It not only is more powerful month must bo relumed at once, or l.ovolace exerted 'their utmost efforts offering exceptionally ers. to fly- aro of a libod used in- answer Is the water ousel, The ten at any speed but the operation of a reported If iinlinishetl, , Bave tho girl, but that she whs you contemplating the purchase The small boys play an adaptation winners are as follows: truck or tractor thus equipped is so ing when sho reached the hospital. strument at a;low figuro come In, and look them over, of the which M. IT. S. much than a "gas" machine Dr. Lovelace's testimony verified that national game retains , Juana Chlno, Indian school. simpler The office of the Home Service must be sold at any price to make room for all of "the best of the that almost any one can handle It yf Dr. Hust. Hoth physicians declared they new, features game Albuquerquej. Hunley Ij. Dotson, Jr., a one In own Below ex- needs typewriter. Thero la death was duo to blood instruments arriving from our factory. are a and yet places it upon a standard' in Tyrone, N. M.", f'arpio Chavarillo, U. and with practically no physical peritonitis and the office now which, was kindly, lent Infection. few of these listed. which the little fellows can partici- 3. Indian school, Jose ertion whatever. ' poisoning caused by IJHch' bargains Albuquerque; by the mother of a, man In the pate. The older boys can play the Oarcio, U. H. Indian school, Albuquer- The war Js taking tho very best In said he believed the infection to be is at' c regulation game. Walter U. 8. Indian men ind from a army, but the work' piling up the result of an Illegal operation. que; Vandoner, horses, physical such n rato .another one Is The games end recreation are bchool .Albuquerque; Pedro Hrown, U. which means that, if the that In requesting, that the defendant standpoint, needed. call i)U. ' - planned to direct and control the S. Indian school, Albuquerque; Ned high point In efficiency of our agri- Kindly ., ' he bound over to the grand Jury, Mil- Oxford Oak Case $ 98.00 healthy and pleasant surplus energy Haswood, V. 6. Indian school; Juan cultural and ler cited the laws of the state In the operations transportation Milton Mahogany Case 149.00 , which mean much to the boy, Garcia No. 2, XI. S. Indian School, Is to be we The Chapter. acknowb case and said tho penalty for convlc growirfg maintained must Save, Albuquoryue' .' Baseball develops a sense of fairness Albuquerque; Edith Snipp, Codarvale, and at once, trucks and tractors that edges with thanks the gift .''of $100 tion of Involuntary manslaughter Milton Walnut Case , 125.00 and as no Mr. when'.' committed, an unlawful ' quick thinking such other N. M.i Jack Turney, Mesllla,, Park. w;il stand up under adverse condi- made by Mr. B. B. KJklns and during Victor Oak 'Case, like new. , , , . . 135.00 game. 1 the N. M. In o'Connoll. v net Is from ono to ten years In tho garnet quarrelsomeness tions, be economical fuel consump- Jack ' ' btato Another puzzle contest will be held tion and simple in operation. With equal appreciation, we ac- prison. by the G. P. A. next year. The Steam trucks, tractors and knowledge the gift of $M7 made by D6-- !, Com- This MERCHANTS PURCHASE Albuquerque Dressmaker , automobiles, which the Bryan Ned Klder und Mildred Ughton. Alan Sflvpral Pianos and PIiivpi Pianna nt nnr nun C0NLEY OF BROOKLYN pany will In a short time be manu- money was made a't 's, bona fide pic- 'MORE THAN IN make used at reduced ing Her Bit. ful- Ned's $300 t slightly greatly prices, facturing ,are of a type that will ture show given ut home, -- "' ' "' - - ' ; ''Since I was a child, I have suffer- IS NEW GOLF CHAMP fill theso condition's more completely r,STAMPSDURINQ WEEK '' ed with stomach trouble and gastric than any others now in the market-Mr- . '''.''Terms' to Suit Your ','.'''; attacks. Doctors could me IB MOftNINC JOURNAL SPICIAL LBAMO Own Convenience only give 'H O. A. Bryan, general manager, ' Y. Moctannhahi' , A I o., That J. In temporary relief. lady sewed for Kansas Clty,-M- June 22. f. L. charge trra simi- Is now In the cast visiting different of ale of told of having been cured of of ' Brooklyn," representing Undelivered Messages. the War Savings Stamps trouble taking1 Wonder- Conley cities for the purpose of determining lar by" Mayr's Hlllcrest club, Kansas City, Is the through the retailers of Albuquer ful Remedy. The first dose proved to a location for a manufacturing plant que, and his corps of workers are me would cure rne It has. new golf champion, and Included V. In jiot that it and has Washington. C, The remain un waiting for tho big drive of' Juno" 27 I am to recommend It to other having won that title this afternoon his trir with a view of up the following messages glad ' taking delivered at the offices of the Western and 28 to do their work Is evidenced sufferers.'? It is a simple, harmless by defeating; Frank Griggs, Topeka, matter of manufacturing with the more that removes the .catarrh-allay- s six up and four Union Telegraph company because of by the fact that than ,f tOMn preparation Kans., Country club, proper officials and the 221 , N. M. Inflammation which causes of government Insufficient address,:') V. K. Hess and stamps were purchased by tho reUllr Wet Central, Albuquerque. the to play, In the match the results of his investigation will very practically all stomach, .live and in- turnament finals. William Dana Poster." era last week, In a brief report tif ' likely be made public in a, short time. .?.'",, sales made the retail testinal ailments including .appendi- Although the new champion failed the through Columbia GrafanoUs nd Record citis. One'dose will convince or money Choice old alfalfa. green. merchants of Albuquerque since Jan - to such golf as he has previ- Bright refunded.- For sale by Brims' Phar- displaf McClanahun states thu. . Uie "Two-BU- " Club. uary , I, Mr, macy and Butt Brufc.drMMlets. ... ously played,. in ,th tournament,. l Jolu I Albuquerque Morning Journal, - Sunday, June 23, 1918 FIVE History of America's i "First to Fight" Boys (By XcwfiiwiH'r Knterprlse 1808 Marines occupy Guantanamo, Association.) Cuba, defeating 6,000 Spanish soldiers. Distinguished them- jniiminnniw The United States Marine corps is selves in the Battle of Santiago, an an independent body attached and the Battle of Manila. neither to the army nor the navy, but 1900 Marines sent from Manila and operating under the direction of Sec- the United States to help quell retary ot the Navy Daniels, 'fhe ma- the Boxer uprising Marched to rines as a rul? are used on the ships of Peking to lift the siege of tho de- the American fleet, but tmiy be American legation. , tached by order of the president for 1901 Battalion landed on Islan'il of service with the army, us at present on v Samar and marched across the the western front- - 'f Island through a hostile ii.iin-tr- y, The strength or the marine corps many dying of the hard- when America entered the war in 1917 ships- was 15,000 men- Congress since then 1903 Marines landed at Seoul, Ko- authorized mi increase to 75.00U men, rea, during insurrection there. and this total has been very nearly 1900 Expedition sent to Panama to reached by new enlistments. preesrve order during elections. The marines' organization Is simi- Four buttalions sent to Cuba lar to that of the army. They arc with detachments from the to revo- commanded ; by generals who rank army pacify the Cuban equally with officers of the army. lutionists. Occupied Cuba for Her is a chrono-.og- of the United two years. States marines from the beginning of 1907 Marines assist civil authorities their hiHtory. in taking over customs liouses 1740 Three regiments organized In in republic, of San Domingo. New York for service under the 1909 Marines landed at Blufielrts, battle English flag; the first authentic Nicaragua ,to prevent record of marines in America. between revolutionary armies. 1775 1912 Marines land in Haiti to place "First and Second battalions of in hands of American marines" organ- affairs that country ized o of American supervising offic- by act the Continental ials. congres.1. IP 12 Marines again land in Nicara- 177(1 Congress ordered thirteen ships of war built; the first step to- gua, where a permanent gui'rd ward the creation of America's has since been stationed at the naval establishment. capital, Managua- 1777 Battalion of 300 marines land- 1911 Marines occupy Vera , Pro-denc- with Genera) ed on the island of New e, in clash in the Bahamas, and Huerta. forts. The 1915 Marines stationed permanent- captured the English Haiti- first battle of the American I ly in Wi Be Y 1910 Marines take over government What our : navy. nswer forty-nin- e of San which they 1779 Marines lose killed Domingo, " and wounOecl in the battle be still rule.' tween John Jones' 1918 Marines, fighting their first Paul frigate battle in the world war, cap- Bon Homme Ricnard and the ture several towns from the American with American lives are at the bottom Serapis- Germans on the Marne. Many ships many of the 1803 IJ- S. marines marched- 600 miles across the African desert Atlantic, victims of German iust for blood. . from Alexandria to Derne, hauled dovn the Tripolitan flag newm E XICO BOYS find hoisted the American flag Our boys are "over there," a sea of hostile submarines, over a foreign fortress for the going through to, first time. and I home be safe. 1812 In the battle between the fri- fight that you at may gate Constitution and the Guor-rier- e AT KEARNY the first officer killed was But we do It not be the commander of the marines. w can something. may much, but what we can do we The marines also took part in battles on Lake Champlain and must do. Germany said to us, "You cannot cross the ocean with menl Lake Erie. On shore they were BANQUET your with Scott ,in Canada, with Eft You cannot us, because cannot reach us I " And now she is Winder at Biadensburg, with fight you waiting (ieneral Jackson at New Or- leans, and In various other bat for our answer. tles. V(CIL COIiKJNDIMC HONIN JOURNAL) 1830 Marines volunteer for service Santa Fe, June " 22. Camp and against Creek and Seminole Trench at Camp Kearny this week Indians in Georgia. gives first page position to an account 1810-1- 8 Marine Corps figures prom- of a banquet given by the officers and In ma- National inently war with Mexico. men of B of the 144th 28th Company June War honor was at Fred Savings Day Their crowning chine gun battalion. Sergeant Fivek Chapultepec, when picked men Millea of Deming and Sergeant woman from all corps were led by Ma- had charge of the decorations, which Every man, woman and child is going to join in an answer If every man, and child rises to this occasion and jors Twiggs and Reynolds, both had as their center a machine gun that can be heard from one end of Germany to the other an buys stamps, you can bet that the Kaiser will know what of the marines, in the storming banked up by foliage and had signal It means. If one of the hundred million of the castle. flags hung above it, while the legend, answer so clear, so strong and so true that it may have a far every Americans 1852-5:- 1 one Marines march through "Company B, 144th Machine Gun Bat- greater effect than any of us can imagine, on Germany's buys only War Savings Stamp that day, the Govern- streets of Yeddo, capital of talion,'' was outlined with greens on ment wilLhave 423 million dollars. Japan, as part of Commodore a canvas background. Chinese lan- future policy. Perry's expedition. terns furnished the light. Supply Ser- But that Is not enough. We must five times 1881 Marines in battles of Fort geant Arnold of Clovis, who stepped Let this be our answer let every person in this great land pledge that. Sumter, Fort Washington, and from a college professor's chair into Our quota for the nation is two billion dollars, to be raised s - army,--thi- of ours himself to s many War Savings - all the engagements fought the master of ceremonies pledge buy Stamps through the sale of War Savings Stamps this year.- along the Atlantic coast at the and made a stirring address. Sergeant as he can possibly afford. Iet's show German autocracy opening of the Civil War Par- Carl C. Cramer of Clovis spoke briefly our and our men only stirs us to not until ticipated In first battle of Bull but effectively. Private Kyle E. Huff that sinking ships killing Let's wait another transport is blown np. Let's not full-pag- e Rur and other land engage- of Central asserted that ho and Cap-- j action. wait until casualty lists start coming in from-France- , ments. , tain Peck are the oldest men in the; Let's make up our minds to get busy and when each 1803 Marines fight draft riots in company and that in two years Berviccl - 28 memorable in the of our of us to bed let's be able to to New York Take "hoos-gow- ." Let's make June history country goes tonight, say ourselves. pity- pnrt he has not been once In the I in naval battles. Marines on Sergeant Major Fred M. Miller as National W. S. S. Day. Let's you and I and every you "Well, perhaps have not done much, but I have at least the Wyoming fight Japanese gave a vivid historical account of Nat- - and I, woman and child-r-resol- ve that before we go to shown the mothers of our boys that I am behind and forts In- man, them, at Simonosaki. Japan. tling I and K, First New Mexico bed we will have as many War Savings I have sent an answer to the Kaiser 1807 Take part in expedition against fantry, now Company U, 144th ma- that night Stamps that will make him the savages in Formosa, a Jap- - chine gun battalion. Capt. Harry M. pasted on our War Savings Certificates as wc can buy, top and think," ancso Island. Peck of Albuquerque made a fine talk 1871 Marines lead advance against to men was ' tho which. roundly ap- the forts in Korea. plauded. Trivate Williams of Clovi 1885 Two battalions sent to Panama was heartily encored when he sang to keep trannoV ition open several solos and clogged gome but National War Committee across isthmus. owing to cramped space on the table Savings he couldn't show all his class. The V. company jazz orehestra( filled In with WS.S. several numbers and made a decided USTOWS STAMPS This contributed to the Winning of the War by hit with "La Paloma," and other song M8VV T TMB space hits. Chaplain Donovan made a mas- JUTTED STATES LEMON - Well-know- n JUICE terful address and led in prayer and COVEJtKMENT The Following Business Concerns: singing of hymns and patriotic songs TAKES at the close. Mr. Eraser of the Red OFF TAN Cross and Miss Peterson cave two ni ALBUQUERQUE MUSIC STORE ano solos. "Everybody had about the BRYAN HARVESTER COMPANY, Inc., oest in In 311 West 778. - time their life and all Join 1137 Central Phone thanking the Red Cross for'the dona- Rooms WrlRlit HuiUllns I'lione Girls! Make bleaching lotion tion of the piano, to Mr. Eraser foi his efforts and to anyone that made if skin is' sunburned, possible the success1 of the affair," " tanned or freckled says Trench and Camp. . O. A. MATSON&CO., six thousand men from Camp THE BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY, nave 2H Went Central Phono nearny passed Gallup on their 221 West Central I'liuno 0S7. 1. way east, reported Judge John R. Mc-F- ie Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into while a bottle three ounces of yesterday in Santa Ee. Hie containing son, Lieut. John R. McFie, Jr., secre- Orchard Wlilte, shake well, and you of the New Mexico have a of best tary Bar associa- quarter pint the freckle, tion. Is now in of one of tho J. C. PENNEY sunburn and tan lotion, and complex- charge BOOK COMPANY, Inc., barracks in tho city of San Diego, STRONG'S STORE ion beautifier, at very, very small cost. right-han- d 410-41- 2 and man of Col. B. c. Ab- 3IH West Central Plume HOI. West Central Phono 250. Your grocer has the lemons and any bott and Norman store or toilet counter will Major L. King, whe drug sup are in command of the headquarter) ply three ounces of Orchard White for police forces. a few cents. Massage this sweetly fra grant lotion Into the face, neck, arms and hands each nay andi see how L J. KORBER & CO. (Hardware), ALBUQ. FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS freckles, sunburn, windbura and tan TNEWSCHOO 220 North Second 1'lltmo 878. disappear and how clean soft and L I'.ani Iliizcldlnc and 11. It. Tracks Phono 1 19. white the skin becomes. Yes! It is I BUILDINGS TO BE MM!!! ifllllllllllli IlilliyilllillllUIIIIilllilllOIIIIlIIIUIIIIIIlIUIilllllllllll

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ttnew. cnftnnramKNCf to mohnins joukvol) Santa Ee, June 22 Of the ninety school buildings n San Miguel county only fifty-on- e are owned by the school districts. Of the ninety buildings out- side of East Las Las Vegas and Vegas, had nine - 8 three three months term, 12 had RAILROAD MEN URGED January 1, 1918, to Invest as much who can do Times It only have rooms each, ten months and the others seven months TO every railroad employe says understands. Conscrip- have twofoms each seventy-eigh- 'aa he can in so will invest to of his means and t terms. The sentiment for consolida- possibly tho War Savings the limit tion, will not be withdrawn nor will are one room buildings. Of the 8,064 INVEST THEIR BACK PAY and ability in these War tion is making progress and is fur- Stamps issued by the United States Savings efforts be relaxed to frame a measure persons enumerated in the school cen- thered treasury. These War stamps of tho United States sus, that is 6 to 21 by Superintendent Quintans IN WAR SAVINGS STAMPS aavings Stamps ' persons from who visited each district""twice and are not only an Investment of the saf- of for Ireland. years, 7,060 are enrolled in the etghty-sl- x est and best but even thrice during the year. "... quality, they accrue Recent events have convinced tha You'll rural school districts. Thirteen pu mrwttx. rm omim Interest at the rate of Never took Klhps:m( mbaw coiOND(Na mwuu foufer cent Salvation Army to Slugo Drive. that the first business Is pils the last eighth grade exam AmaWllo, Texas, June 82, Circu- psr annum compounded government 117 ' quarterly. Santa Fe, June 22. Governor W. ination. Of the teachers'. 74 were lar No. as, issued W. O. man who invests in Sav-In- to establish law and order but their . Bake Another Cake . Former Kmperor Transferred. by McAdoo, Kvery War E. women ana 43 men. Three hold pro-- , lilndsey has aaked Assistant (Supe- is Berne. Switzerland, June 22. Em- director general of railroads, has just Stamps can got his money back rintendent A. M. policy unchanged. fessional certificates, 23 are first been received at the iiunta Fe milWay in full from the Government at of Insurance Peter 28 3 Nicholas has been any Licnau to New graders seeond and third peror transferred McAdoo-.anya- : take charge of the fter tried them. That's what grade to offices here. Mr. t time upon ten days' notice, and with Mexico you've grade, .Something of the progress Moscow fronj Yekaterinburg, which am to 'of Interest at a rate somewhat less than drive for the Salvation Army, one of our customers told her friend that is made is was no "I deeply gratified learn a quota of $ IS, 000 toward the J2.000,. aha being indicated by the .longer safe, owing to the th largo number oof railroa I em-- four per cent,, if he requests And knew what she was talking race as new Csecho-Slova- payment 000 fund to this state. For DRUNKENNESS tnat school houses are be movement among the pluvf-a- who have subscribed tti before of the ho being assigned about, for at first she waa decidedly will tot maturity stamps. If In fictions the Klks have ing Duut and be ready for occu according td the Zeltung Am Mittag tlrr.l Ireuo of Liberty Bortdts," and I keeps the until other Julia AND ALL DRUG ADDICTION akeptlcai regarding any baking don in fall. aiamps maturity, taken the lca'd. in the drive To raise No lokoM. no publicity. Ladies outside the home. pancy Rtbera and San Miguel or Berlin. . . desire to express my of namely, until the first of as But why prals district have consolidated appreciation January, this, fund in recognition of the good treated privately la our baking? Try aoma piea and and bonded the patriotism and loyalty they have 1923, he will receive his money back IhrTTV. II their own homes. Send for themselves for 110.000 to build a In with work done on the front by Salvation free booklet. cakee and you'll do the praising. Cured of Indigestion and Constipa exhibited in this time of National, peri- full interest added at the rate grade school at Ribera. l'"- , : of four cent annum com- Army workers. Mr. IJenau is exalted THE KEEXET iNSTITUrE tion. per per - ' ot Klks- W. Pic Taos county in its annual report to "I first took Chamberlain's Tablets "A large number of railroad em- pounded quarterly. ruler of the Santa Fe lodge 0MO st, g the department of education makes a six will receive substantial amounts - about years ago. At that time t ployes "Our heroic boys are now actually splendid showing. Superintendent Pa- was troubled with of back payments resulting from the fighting In the battles which are rag- oio uuimana in 44 greatly my stomach reports tnat the and suffered from ills brought on by increases of wages authorized i.y Gen ing along the western In school districts there are 83 teachers, Order No. 27. These will front France. SETTLEMENT OF IRISH constipation. Chamberlain's Tablet eral payments Tlwy are dying for us, giving their thirteen more than last year, a gain were the first medicine that helped be made to employes by the respective lives and Albuquerque Foundry of 20 cent- - freely heroically that the . QUESTION POSTPONED per Of tese teachers four me in the least. ; They not af- railroads as promptly as the amounts liberties of shall be Pioneer had 18 first only mankind preserved and Machine Works Baliory professional, grade. 37' forded me quick: relief, but by con- for each of the jnonths from January Kvery man wno War 24 - . buys Savings second grade and third grade cer- their use for 'a short time to June can be computed.- - (SV MONINa JOUMNAL fPICIAL kl.tCD W1K ' - . tinuing Stamps is helping these boys because Founders Sfachlnarta tuicatea- the. nast year one waa of , rall-rtoa- d June 22. The British Engineers .During aured indigestion and my "I earnestly urge Upon every lie is helping to keep his government London, gov Cast in ga in Iron, Brass, Bronx, Alu- r - 8. ; BAULM O, three room building, four two rdom bowela were restored to ac employe who has thus secured ernment its of Irish K. Prop were erected regular supplied with money, which" It must regards proposals minum. Elaetrlo Motora, Oil JEnflnaa, ' buildings and six build' tion," writes Mrt. G. W. .Tarkunn increases In for the future - and home as . L MZ South ' pay have to enable these bov to flrht rule and conscription post- Pumpa And Irrigation. t.s - Tint, Street,' tngs Ten achool III. , wWtnovated, roomi Ut(jWieM; j ? whtf will receive tacK payments Wont victoriously or to die gtoriuWy. t hops poned, but In no wise abandoned,' the Works and omoaAlbuqnerqae, SIX Albuquerque Morning. Journal, Sunday, June 23, 19181, Leaves White House r Astrologer Predicts Grave To Work as Clerk REAL PATRIOTISM Industrial Unrest for U.S. For the Red Cross Are SENDS THIS MAN Many Lending

During the Latter Summer 1 Their -- V Allie I!. Hazard Moore, noted wom- measured a single ray of light from IB FIGHT GERMAN an astrologer and lecturer on occult, the fixed star A returns, and in order You vis-itin- p What subjects, who with her husband is to do so he devised an instrument so Lending? Albuquerque for two weeks, de- sensitive that it would register the summer of a clares that during the this heat of a candle at distance of one A. M. Sulier, an engineer foV the year there is danger of industrial un- mile. If we can measure the single Santa Fe railroad for the local divis- so the rest and nn epidemic of crimes and ray of light from a planet far away, ion, has enlisted In the navy as a Thousands qf our l)oys are going down into trendies disters to ships. what must be the Influence of the second engineer and has gone to New clean-face- d, men. In her "'business forecast for 1918," planets, those huge batteries which Orleans, where he will bo assigned for today determined, splendid young written in November, 1917, Mrs. are continually playing upon us? MoHt active service. ac- blind Moore says: people do not realize that light is Seven years ago Sulier completed a Many arc soon to join the the lame,,thc or1 or tho xourco of life. Is tho army'of "There is grave danger. in war tually It not four-ye- enlistment in the United active but is life. in treachery in diplomatic channels. principle pf life, it States naVy.i Ho then became a fire- the dead. There will be excitement among our When light strikes a body it gener- man for the Santa Fe and worked In ates own people. A partial eclipse of the a specific kind of forces, and tho that position until three years ago, moon, June 24, Will fall in the first influence that it has upon plant and when ho berame an engineer. You can at least go down in your pockets for them. 10 degrees of Capricorn. This denotes animal life should teach us its influ- That Sulier's motives were purely death of some ence on human life. Science has - conspiracies and the patriotic and that ho feared a "slack Think it -- oyer be ready on , notable men. It will also affect Mex-i..- r shown us that the human body is er's conscience" is evidenced by the of A svnnrwi will havn crave disturb composed 80 per cent of water. letter which' he wrote his father, D. J ances, especially in the fall of the study of the tides alone would con-- ! 1 A. Sulier, also an engineer, here. The vert one to a In year, Austria will be yrn poiiucuuj belief astrology or the e, men had arranged to meet here before JUNE 28th and the young emperor will not rule Influence of the planets, because the the son was sent to New Orleans but has of diffi- tides are controlled by and follow the trains Tho letter long. Bulgaria plenty moon. delayed prevented. NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS DAY culties coining, Turkey is in for her To no one class of investiga- in part follows: hardest period In modern history. tors does nature so graciously reveal "I wanted to discuss with you my Storms are threatening in Spain. Hol- tho subllery of her methods and pur- reasons for enlisting. As you remem- land will "gain in trade and prosperity. poses as to the student of the stars. ber I was one of the first railroad There's an army. Yes, a dozen armies of stalwart, will an educational re- "In the orient the emperor calls HELEN" Vr to be called the of Sweden hae V :V boys by operation wind-bronze- ' a bad and himself tho son of tho sun. We all to be d, men between and the vival, Italy will have year ' the selective draft law appear young standing you Hhgland will have serious disorders, are in reality sons of the sun. For BONIVS fore the county draft board. This the bird strikes, riots and industrial disturb- and the beast, the weed and &y body exempted me from military serv- grizzly Hun. These young fellows are giving their ease, ances." tho worm, tho coal and oil held In Kvery morning Miss Helen Wood-ro- ice becausdof k dependent wife and For the remaining months of the store in the rocks, all are members Bones, cousin of the president, two children. However, as time pass- their comfort, their friends and. homes, their bodies, the of ex- the astrologer gives the happen- this vast celestial brotherhood, so leaves her home at tho White House ed I felt 'that while I had been year that the wind ings in the United States as follows: and the ruin, the steam to do her bit as information desk empted by legal authority and for a hope of life giving for you for you. but-les- s and the storm, life and are Dis- cause I was a slacker In Business will be good light, at of the ' spirit. July nodes of one girl the headquarters just .exciting than in June. The middle power lodged in the trict of Columbia, Red Cross. Miss Every newspaper I took tip, every beams of tho sun I west is likely to be visited by severe and stars; forever Bones did canteen work, magazine I read, every periodical You can at least loan dollars for them. changing, but never lost, a flux of formerly was Uncle Sam your storms about the twenty-firs- t day. assisting in servnig meals to soldiers looked at, there calling in energy eternal and the same rolling and the very type of man I am .August Many changes prices passing through Washington. urging will occur. iimn iiuriung suns tnrough the uni o the naval service. NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE verse In September The first three weeks the great rhythm of the ages. "I thought of what the hundreds of "The uses of will be good nnd then speculation will astrology are the diag thousands of brave boys have given be and nervous. Wall street is nosis of disease, vocational training up in the way of positions, pay and flighty and MOTOR MINUTE This Space Contributed for Uie Winning of Jjic War by liable to see an exciting time. character analysis. It aids us to positions, more than I ever could avoid October Speculation will slow the careless censure of others. MEN ATTENTION hope to have, for the front line serv- down and business will be rather dull. If the study of astrology helped us in ice and service on the water. When November Fall bufiiness will be only one way, and that to a better I would return from my trips on tho MS. of the members our 'road little would good and there will be a wild time in of The names of the motor and my Danny clasp HM SAVINGS STAKP5 own families, it would following mo around neck and me one the corn pit. amply repay minute men of bcrnalillo county who the give UtVIKS ST THm Outfitters Men and us for our trouble in Its I of the fu- STATES for 'Soys December Bearish conditions will fetudy and volunteered their cars and services to of his big hugs thought VNTTED research. The universal as- we should lose the 122 South Second Street 119 Gold Avenue prevail in stock. study of the United StalcB und state of New ture. Suppose GOVERNMENT Wet science of trology would revolutionize the war, which may God forbid, what In a discussion of the Mexico during tho War, ure hereby and Mrs. Moore worlds thought. Instead of being fa-- 1 would be the lot of my little Mary astrology nslronomy, requested to have their cars with con- inter-relatio- n talistic, astrology points out a and of little Danny? My bases her findings upon the planet's driver ut the Y. M. C. A. building on my of from influences which are In operation science wpuld give me no peace, on or the universe, planets the mornings of June 27 und 28, at to atoms. without being themselves the cause of off duty. it. 9 o'clock a. in. to assist the . Is Thus it restores to us sharp, pay will not bo more than a "The universe a responsibil- committees in soliciting for the War "My declares tne estimates NATIONAL LEAGUE landsmen for yeomen and yeomen she said, ity and proves that character really is third of what I am getting but with administrator machine," Savings Stamp cuinpaign which will Kivcn are nicro approximations and third class. "nnd is conducted to well-deTin- destiny." what I can spare from my salary and TO according be conducted during theso two days. so that a report of Nicholson's use this JLANS FINISH While applicants for this branch of plan, effected with unerring what tho government provides excess service, the Let no one fail to do his or her duty wife and little ones year of sugar shows an SEASON orders said, need not be every GIRL SCOUTS SCRUB ubove-nume- generously, my SCHEDULE accuracy; every part affecting and bo on hand promptly on d I come amount. It is reported to the admin- stenographers, they must bo experi- other There are no accidents. will be kept' from want until enced part. date. You are requested to come istrator that twenty-nin- e days, after typists and all around good of- Itesillts follow causes. The ARMORY FOR MOTHER back. If I should not back the LY MORNINO JOURNAL SPICIM. LKABID WIRC definite phone Assistant N. M. Cuda-ba- c that he had no sugar in his fice men. Chief Boatswain's Mate Bible 'the heavens doclare the Captain Insurance which I shall at once take reporting New York, 'June 22. That tho Na- says, DAUGHTER CONGRESS that you will serve, so he can de- is Nicholson In reality had Hartman is instructed to send tho of God, the firmament out will keep them until Danny big possession tional league"' would complete the less glory and upon you. The list below are twenty-fiv- e sacks of 100 pounds each. qualified men for landsmen and Khoweth pend enough to care for his mother and schedule even his handiwork. People get owners to serve two all of his present playing though the more experienced men for third-clas- s Until 11 o'clock last mem- the asked the sister. I should rather die if we The administrator ordered it became to secure ama- the idea that the heavens have noth- night seized him a necessary yeomen. bers of the local Girl Scout troupe days: !'should lose than live on, even if we present supply and pave teurs to fill the was ing to do with the earth, but tho same 11. depleted ranks, Mother-Dau- D. K. Sellers, J. T. of one week in which to obtiijn or- labored in for the McLaugilin, with a guilty conscience. t period the made law that holds the planets In their preparation P. win, statements' assertion today by Secretary ghter congress, which will open John Venable, II. Yunow, J. Hoyer, from merchants verifying John A. Hewdler SEALED BIDS bits, draws the sap through the stem K. O. A. Kd his Should he fail to do Heydler. Secretary here tomorrow. I. Scheck, Ilurtner, Parr, sugar reports. stated that despite caused of the violet: The same law applies ltobert K. Deitz, P. SUPERINTENDENT the administrator said he will handicaps to Tho first work of the girls was dish- George Albright, this, by the draft the owners were a unit Sealed bids will be molecules, monarrhs and mules. Ward Anderson, Dr. Arno It. him out of business and place a received on and "We can build ourselves beautiful! washing. Tho troupe went to the Klein, APPORTIONS ALL put in the opinion that there was no rea- Ht0 Juna 2. 1918. at the office of U. Charles . Ivan of him. 'kitchens of tho Klks home, where Pollock, Melinl, chargo perjury against son for either or curtail- County Clerk of Bernalillo Coun- castles In Spain nnd weave fanciful Alfred David cancelling New they1 spont the afternoon until 3 Grunsfeld, Grunsfcld, CO. SCHOOL FUNDS ing the schedule. i ty, Mexico, at Albuquerque, N. theories, but the castles disappear and 13. Dieck-ma- M., o'clock the dishes and sil- It. lloyd, Mike Nash, B. for furnishing and driving sixteen the fabric falls to pieces In tho preparaing QUESTIONNAIRES The uncertainty at the ot light verware Dr. Kvclyn Prisbie, J. U. Jami- prevailing piles and fourteen ot of the natural law. When once We for the visitors. Atanasio Montoya,' county school tho effect of tho Piles 3 son, Felix Dr. D, H. Cains, FOR REGISTRANTS present regarding forming an extension of tho reanxe or At o'clock the girls held a scout Favorite, has announced an ap- "essential work or or inis lneviutnuiiy natural "business Walter Weinman, J. It. Galusha, Dr. superintendent, fight" regulations JMty breakwater at the west bank law we shall have our foot on meeting and after a short of the school funds of RECEIVED HERE in its application to baseball of the Rio Grande above the west placed session John P. Pearce, O, J. Durand, W. li. portionment players end the rock of ages. went to the armory where the county. Tho amount to be ap- Is, however, a Influence the Barelas bridge., in Los Rancho Hicks, Neil! li. Field, Walter Con-nel- l, disturbing ae Fox 'they mopped, shoveled and scrubbed is $3,535 and the total upon This uncer- Atrisco. "Ernest Nichols, professor of John Milne, Paul G. portioned "Second Edition Questionnaires" the organization. Said work to tntil the floor was clean and when the Uedington, number of persons pf school age 's is unrest among the be done under the chemistry at Harvard university, has women John Lee Clarke, Clyde P. J. have been received by the local selec- tainty causing supervision of the vlsillng manage Jo keep clean Tlngley, 11,070. The rate per person is ap- many between the ages of 21 County Surveyor in Gurule, J. M. C. O. Cush-ma- tion board by orders pro- players and in accordance with their White frocks they may well Sandoval, 50 per cent. accompanied and 81 with the result that are on specifications think of the Nye Martin, Albert J. proximately viding that 25 per cent shall be mail- they file In the office of the County flirl Scouts for without Morris, Following is the apportionment: seeking essential war work of their Clerk. of - B. Herndon, A. P. ed to the new who became Copies said specifications their work tho women would- have Itoy McDonald, No. of No. of registrants own Initiative, which action might be are to be Obtained. Morrissett, E, A. Orcste 21 of age sbice June 5, 1917, on from the Count spoiled their frocks. One of the Vaughey. nlstrict Persons Amt. years unnecessary under tho final ruling,.. .Surveyor. Adelina the Buehecht, Dr. W, M. E. Juno 25- The question- Bidders PULLMAN girls, Duran, spent almost Purr, George 1 700 350.00 remaining When the situation clears In this re- must inclose check payable entire at yes- Evtritt, L. David Wcll-le- r, naires are "to bo mailed at the rate of to the of day the work, beginning Guy Rogers, 3 29S 149.00 spect the of the National County Bernalillo for 10 per Max 25 cent for each of three fol- position cent of the amount terday morning and finishing; when Nordhaus, Julius Mandell, 4 1S3 81.50 per days will be more ac- of bids. Isaac Isi-do- 25. league satisfactory, Bids will be -- the last corner of the big building had Barth, Erreit Van Cleave, 5 621 310.50 lowing June opened and contract let CAFE- cording to the statement to lowest and best meet- been scoured Dr. Charles A. 344-0- The new blanks differ but bidder at the last night. Sandoval, Eller, 6 688 slightly of to J. C. A. from those of the first ing the County Commissioners of Delegates the convention and Boyd, John FinTcy Sims, Dr. 7 - 37 18.50 registration. Bcrnali!T6' Wel- ' County to be held 2 Extends a Cordial Conference nre to have an and Q. Shortle, Dr. K. C. T One difference is that tho new ques- MAY AS at p. unusual jr. Wylder, a 170 85.00 TYPISTS ENLIST m., Friday, June 28, 1918, the come to the Mothers and treat little French, S. tionnaires do not contain list 'at uinlque Wednesday when Harry Strong, Uurkhart, 10 61 36.50 the long Court House of Bernalillo county. 4 Dr. W. W. L. C. of which held. YEOMAN IN NAV HERE The Daughters in convention Najala Malouf, years old, will sing Spargo, Bennett, 11 108 54.00 occupations the first Board of County Commission- of her of Charles I. Nick The list is with a to ers reserves the' to part repertoire patriotio Wade, Napoleone, supplanted form, right' reject any or here this week. 12 and 26 City. 5,308 2,654.00 all bids. songs for their entertainment. This bred Canfield, J. is, Hiking, Lester 734.50 be filled in, which will give virtually Chief Boatswain's Mate Norman E. 13 y 1,460 The successful lass won a bit of Cooper, C. M. Ernest - tho same information as did the first in re- bidder will be re- liny quite popularity Barber, Fnrmey- 14 71 35.50 Hartman, charge of the navy to ! hnd her cr, IHin list. quired furnish a satisfactory ftond, applause, through appearance Marpherson. 15 119 59.50 cruiting station received orders yes- according tff -l-aw. In double the Special Sunday, on the at the recent G. A. U. OH A KLKS S. ' No has been out program WHITE, 17 , 54 27.00 information given terday to enlist yeomen for the naval amount of. his b.ld, and contractor1 will She is an excellent li- Dinner Today program. singer Captain Motor Minute Men. 18 21 10.50 regarding the manner in which the reserve corps. The orders said that not be' permitted to begirt work with- Vlespite her infancy, she is a finished By N. M. CUDABAC, 134.50 ability for service is to be determined' the El Paso district which includes out to satis- 22 269 equipment adequate the ' little housewife and can rival some Assistant Captain. 75 " 37.60 Arizona, New Mexico nnd of factory completion or the work THE PERFECT 23 part - ,MOST women of the in the care of a Join tho "Two-RIt- " Red Crosi Club. ALFREr GKUNSFEIyD,' city . 33 16.50 Texas, has been authorized to enroll IN THE in U. 84 Chairman. Board of Com- CAFE CITY home and she is "top uotchcr" of 1. BanKl'.rs Herman. - County 25 51 25.50 missioners: ' ,. ' her scout work Denver, 22. Uni- "' knowing perfectly Colo., June The 2fi 307 153.50 NESTOR Dine With Us This Week the. scout oaths and scout laws anA of Denver has MONTOYA, County Clerk. versity discontinued 81 36 18.00 in with tho in German "PUTTING THE GRIN INTO THE FIGHT" keeping pace every way giving Instruction for the 311 3fi 18.00 blder duration of as A mtnedv forfnfMinmi girls. tho war, suggested by 41 ' 46 23.00 the United Sttites commissioner of of the urinary tract. 44 S4 17.00 J Pullman Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Coors, Jr. education. No courses in the i nolens, noDxnaoDous language 45 70 35.00 Mfl wuiDOt ttneturo left for I.os Angeles on No. 9 this will bo unless RlJioVMin'! In & Ha io P. M. LEAKOU, given otherwise request 47 146 73.00 Prop. whero they will remain for ed morning, by the government to bo taught 59 29.50 Trwtae with mcd hntffa or muicd Phone 759. several weeks. Mr. Coors Is out for 54 on miiksC just war work only. During the sec Evans 118 West Central of the hospital after undergoing an ond Bcmcster of last the chemical co Cincinnati, o. year only fifty Totals .11,070 $5,535.00 operation and is making the trip to students were enrolled in the German rest and recuperate. classes. BALLUT ABYAD SHRINE FAYW00D' HOT SPRINGS ' JULY Pop Rheumatism, Stomach Trou- PICNIC TO BE 4 bles, Kidney Ailments, Inflamma- tions, Arterial Hardening, Loco- P. L. Williamson, potentiate of Bal-l- ut motor Ataxia, Nervous Breaking, announces that the to. Perfect Treatment, Perfect Abyad Shrine, Climate. will a for all Ma- Health, Pleasure, Large Shrino hold picnic Modern Hotel. Booklet. sons and their families on the even- Bound Faywood from AJbuquerwt ing of July 4th at 4 o'clock. $19.1. Through the courtesy of Superin- tendent iteuben Perry, of the United , t;c. mcdermott States Indian school, this picnic will ": FAYWOOD, W. M. Millinery be held on the campus at the school. Special The Shrine will furnish transpor- tation by automobile, starting from the Masonic temple about 4 o'clock. Wallace The school also can easily be reached Hesselden To by street car. by walking' one-ha- lf the Visiting Mothers mile from the end of the sawmill line. General Contractor The picnic will consist of baseball, We are in a position to glre swimming, amusements for the child- more value for 'the money than ren, dancing' and refreshments. any other BUILDING FIRM In ters in our Each will their own tlila vicinity. family bring anddaugh city - lunch, but the Shrine will furnish tho i Office With . The make refreshments. Bartley Millinery will very special prices on The committee in charge of the en- TV Superior Lum- all their stock of exclusive trimmed hats the tertainment consis of Kussell P. Mead, ber & Mill during chairman; Peter Cameron and Co. Mothers' and Daughters' convention. This is the largest Charles W Potter. , exclusive stock in New Mexico and shall millinery we MANUFACTURER be to have visit our store. OF , glad you SOFT" DRINKS MUST SHOW SUGAR USED Hudson for Signs !

B. Nicholson of Columbus, N. M., BARTLEY MILLINERY a manufacturer, of .soft drinks, hus V Wall been forced to suspend his business Paper Phone 913. 309 West Central. until he satisfies the state adminis- trator here regarding his statements ' of him Hudson for the amount of used by , '. sugar " , Sweet Oh! was ' Thing: what that splash, Paul? last year, v ' "' Paul: The anchor . . l Picture I ? f According if,to Uhe administrator,: dropped. Frames ' : : Nicholson certified that he used 36,-00- 0 Sweet Thing I thought that'd happen, I saw it dangling roorth, St., and Copper At. pounds pf sugar lagt year. Th( over the side when we came up. V ' - ; t ...... v- jj v :H V Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, June 23, 1918. SEVEN

Handsome Monument Erected . iit -l . : DENTISTS SELECT Cemetery MEXICO As Hi.' wi' ii ri'i" iRRssa a Memorial to Ambrbsio Candelaria d i' mpijiimt MOREFOODWITH lira j 1913 CONVENTION PLOW THAN RIFLE

Eieventh Annua! Conference of IBV MORNING JOURNAL RPICIAL LTABCO WIRE; San Calif., June 22. Prom- Diego, ' State Denta bocretv C oses: inent Mexican officials.'including Pas- tor ltouaix,' secretary of agriculture Utticers Elected; Patriotic and development in tile cabinet of Resolution Prtsident Carta trea, were given a l Adopted, luncheon the chamber of commerce by jjjj here today. Senor Roualx is the head 5abI of a commission to wp The stuly agricultural selecting of AIbiiiiieiiie fur the and water In iIS19 development tho I'nited Our Entire convention of the .New Mexico Slates- nnd Dental Cordiality enthusiasm EASY wash PYREX society was the lust order of marked the luncheon at which the 0f is to business ut the closing session of Uiu health President Wilson and Presi- odor-proo- at emu - if 5 Nothing can adhere to its hard, f, grease- Stock La- society the Ki,8 rooms yet- dent Carranita was drunk and bt uuernoun- othei-- pledges surface. It is to clean for it will not chip, terday important qf n las lng between the proof easy keep business of elec- - friendship the day 'included the two countries were made- craze, bend, dent or discolor and always remains new. I; lion. o officers, the adoption of a res- - at the luncheon referred first oven-war- e dies'' Misses olutlon pledging uupport to Speakers PYREX is the original the. transparent president to Wilson In siute and national the boundary between the "diked and is not to break in actual oven-us- e. affairs States and Mexico as an guaranteed and the passing of a motion only "Imag- Gllild-ren'- requesting inary line," and spoke of PYREX is made in shapes and ilzes for s itho national comuilt;ue on dental nom-- i repeatedly a similar re- every praitirol baking purpose. Ilia saver and bin urn to substitute the Uerulan conditions, advantages and il ot.bcth nations. of time, fuel anil dishwashing drudgery. terminology of the for u sim- - quirements Particular was - - llpler iiuinc. The next stale conven- - emphasis placed- upon almost ilentical lion will lie held the latter of characteristics of California rK- ' part and CalifiM-xIa- June. Lower and the fact that of one dei Dr. J J. Ctvirke of who hail development spells the Ariesia, ' of acted as of the for I yelopment the other. secretary society J Colonel Samuel G. Mexi- twelvu years was elected Vasquest, president can consul at San Diego, declared unanimously. Following his eleclioa that when the war Is at Ur. Clarke thanked uio convention an end, Coats America and .Mexico will be for the consideration shown him and hu". I nb)cto Join more in de- said he would do more asp resident mid energetically mutual velopment. He expressed the wish would work harder than had an ' 'he ! 'i1 ! I ' ill' :i: 1 that peace soon come to secretary. The other officers elected 5( ' may America along lines fur which this nation is are! Air- J. V, Hardin, Fort Sumner, - ... Law ,w fjKhUng. first vice Or. C. F president; Helinig, Mexico, the visitors has of Italon, second vice president; Ur. said, drop- B. ped the rifle for the plow and Is pre- Suits A. of o- -i Thurston, Albuquerque r; paring for the development of the ictary-treastiri- Air. JO. of Direct Dlney, nation along lines never before at- racloryAgents: Las Vegas, historian- Ar- - was Clarke tempted. It is now a io thoir purpose, Appointed delegate the national they say, io make millions of acres of PYREX GLASS BAKING WARE society's convention at in ' ' thirty-tw- o twenty-seve- n Chicago Standing feol. Tngn and weighing tons, the Idlo land available for development August, and Ur. R. H. Oudger of Sil- largest and ntost beautiful monument in New Mexico has been erected In WEAREVER ALUMINUM WARE ver under systematic government .direc- City, was chosen alternate. Calvary lemceiy, Albuquerque, as a memorial to Ambroiso Candelaria. tion. ' Dislike German Wril. The monument is in four pieces. The spire is In one solid piece, twenty-- , GUERNSEY EARTHEN WARE Skirts tons. x With Secretary Roualx are Salvador The motion which took a rap at five feet in length and weighs fourteen ' are at "Sculins" and Coacano, director of COMMUNITY SILVER PLATES Jreijuestea that, the The die and upper base artistically carved, with the forestry, game spire lias been treated with a high polish which rendersH extremely beauti- and fishing; Jose Iiunvallon, director national committed on dental nome- of i 1. ful. The lower base and marker are finished with a fine axed finish. Kach agriculture; Ignaclo Bancal-ar- i, nclature at this lime German Lopez drop ;he end o( Jhe marker carries a section of exactly the same carving as is used In director of Irrigation service. Ra- "roentgenogram" adopted as the monument- fael L. I)e Los to the the of the y ' horses were to haul the monument to the Rl, secretary terminology and Twelve required cemetery. minister, and Fedeiioo V. Cnrdenos. a jorc than H00 cubic feet of concrete were used in the foundation, which Is Hardware Co. adopt simpler word. The members interpreter for the minister There are Whitney of t!ie society pointed out that Profe- six feet and six inches deep. The entire monument was built of the famous rases . also several In lie liarre granit-l- in Vermont. It was sold and erected by the liowers engineers party- ssor Jicentger, a, German, was not en-- ; quarried ' R.' F. MEAD,' Maniger. credited to Monument Company of this city. tlrely the discovery of the The and tlnlsh of the monument make it of unusual interest X-r- but size, design Phone 76. 307 West Central. its (discovery was largely and It is worth a trip to the cemetery to inspect it. AND .due to the American Professor welj Crooks. Although the name was LUDENDORFF HAS branded as awkward'the as before. part that the ' Austria .has been In siriko in Hie Industrial world would members disliked June 15 anil 20 tho en- say and trusting mostly was that It "Ptween an wWh to furn- be sufficient to show the government was a German name- lost forty-tw- o to agreement Germany OFFICIAL STATEMENTS emy airplanes owing and food conditions ur- The resolution the of our aviators and anti- TROUBLE ish fond up (o August 15. (in JuniH that wages pledging support to activity GETTING to to need reform, has decided that the was aircraft guns- He also lost four cap- appeals by telegraph began go gently House president adopted follows; ' i " 'i .. the German cumniand declaring an extension of the strike Is Inadvisa- "Whereas, The New Mexico Dental tive balloons'. The number of prison- high that under existing arrangements only ble, pending iiigollations. society in convention real-- 1 ers has been increased to 40,000. assembled ITALIAN truck louds of food were avail- tzing the crisis now eon-- Among them are a few Czechn-Slova- k sixty impending j F 000 FOR ARMIES able for the whole, of Aus'rla from A London dispatch of June 20 quot- our anil my MOHNINV WIHKI who were Inmmediately fronting government, JOUHNtt. MIUl LIaBIO leglonaires, the available In the ing a telegram to tho Kxehange Tcte j "Whereas, The 22. "The subjected to the treatment newly supplies necessary Rome,. June enemy's prescribe Ukraine and Bessarabia. The mayor graph from Zurich, said that more tion af all bodies is essential toward broken ot by martial law." on pressure, heroically of Vienna protested and warned tho than 100,(100 persons had gone H a successful termination of the withheld hlong the whole front of bat- In Vienna and that riots hud great (RY MOININR JOURNAL SPECIAL LIARCO WIRRI German high command he oould not stilko war, and . tle the fierce resistance and counter-off- The'treatment prescribed. ty .mar- of the by Washington, Juno 22. Official dis- be responsible for preserving order-A- occurred In the suburbs city. rase "Whereaae, The dental ensive of our troops, has tial law", referred tJ In the Austrian profession spirit received here founded lho same time he called has will be since of official is death at the hands patches today the mayor always, and a dominant hot been jenewed the evening report on re- . I Information gathered at Rerne of into conference and sent factor in June the official report at a firing squad. Budapest "Two-Hit- " Row promoting every patriotic 20," says flect the seriousness food sit- to Lundendorff Ha Don't neglect tho move to a successful be- from There are many thousands of ofthe telegraph protests issue, it is headquarters today. In Austria-Hungar- y Cross ( .lulu liMliiy. Czecho-Slova- uation and the got only a promise that the plan of Inly coming us as an organization to ex. Tho launched an- soldiers in the Italian enemy yesterday difficulties of Lundendorff, the Ger taking practically all the newly tend headers in slate and national af- other strong local attack U1 the di- army. The newspaper Roma, publish- man 20,-00- in food for tho Germans would fairs our Fos- - ed in Rome, declared in that 0 quurtermaster general, supply- available hearty npd undivided aid in rection of Liosson, southwest of May his on tho be ECKftANS Czecho-SIovak- s, ing armies western from. delayed. monas both physically and financially; be it but was repulsed. who formerly salta, sanguinarily They tell of the diversion tit foods "Resolved, the con- concentra- - lived In the United States were serv- That secretary "He carried out violent from the Ukraine and Bessarabia vey to the governor of our state and to hons of fire on Montello and in the ing under arms for Italy. - alcsrb promised to Austrlans, to the Germans EXTENSION our great leader. Woodrow Wilson, Grappa region, which were effectively Many Bohemian troops, according STRIKE our to the London have themselves, and recite correspimdencg sentiments of good will and hearty countered, and successive advances Dally Mail, joined between NOW FOR THROAT AND LUNGS and " ,ve Italian colors Austria. Lundendorff and the mayors NOT ADVISABLE approval sincere respect attempted by Infantry detachments against . i Heni These to a of Vienna and Budnpest In which 'the A Calcium cnmpournl that will brlnf re- Meeting Kvrr Hold. were crmmcd., detachments helongsr lief In many and chronic casa, Czecho-Slova- mayors gave warning that they .could IRV MORNINR JOURMAL RPCOAL LtARtO WMI! . Petticoats Dr. M. F. AJaucher't of EI .Cavozuccherina sup- k army which Is being VrovKU-R- la bamlltxt form, a biuiLc rem-eO- v who "At Paso, strongly pr-d- Arlie.lt-e- r Oun-lal- not he responsible for preserving Amsterdam, June 22.rTho hinhly roommHnded l,y gclt-no- la considered one of the dent- the batteries of the Italian formed in many centers from formel ' leading ported by under such conditions and could of Vienna that the la- no harmful dries. Try them today. ists of that and one best our brave sailors and of Charles.. Theif Zeltung say city of the royal navy, subjects Emperor no more bor council 'which detailed cents war tax dentists in the another brilliant defection to Italy has caused muehV11-xiet- y give help. sulunittoi) 50 a box, including Inlay southwest and UerBaglieri, during Austrian food to ex- Austro-Hungarla- n supplies have been demands the government uipl I'nr sale by alt dninWi Dr. Clarke were the chief speakers action, enlarged the bridgehead and among the on exhausted since April, the dispatches pressed the hope Unit tho partial Iranian Lakurator.. l'bililrjliia at the afternoon session. Dr. Bau-- 1 captured 150 prisoners and a large commanders who fear the effect Etc. y chert gave a complete clinic on quantity of arms and material." their Slav troops. work and Dr. Clarke gave an 11- - "On tho remainder of the front. lustrated lecture on dental alloys. '. small adjustment actions allowed us . T" A letter from Lieut- Edmund, P. to' rectify the lino in our favor and AUSTRIAN LOSSES I.leh of Camp Cody to Dr. M. J. Moran brought us some prisoners and war thanking the New Mexico booty. , some of our j dentists for the part they have taken "On the Aslago plateau In performing free dental work for small detachments daringly penetrat- the drafted men before they reach ed In full daylight Into an ?hemy ad- Camp Cody, was read at the meeting.-- , vanced post and' after a lively strug- Dr. Earl Westenhaver was the chief gle captured the garrison. ' speaker at the morning session, ; "Ten enemv alrolanes and three the .Dr- balloons were down." j Gudger, retiring president, In captive brought on the convention Halt commenting yester--i day said it had been by far the best meeting that had ever been held. We GERMAN V MORNtNa JOURNAL tPICIAL LCAttO Wl") f have had a and , Jargrer attendance 1ST MONIN aPICIAk LUH1 June better Jf)UKL Italian' Army Headquarters-- clinic, than before Uie added. lierlln, Jupe 22 (via London.) To- 22 (by the Associated Press), An of- Dr- - said ' Gudger the visiting delegates day's Cerniari official statement ficial communication published by the appreciated the way they had been reads: . . Stefani bureau the first In recognizes tteated Albuquerque and said there, "Between Arrasand Albert the en- pbsse of the battle as definitely ended, was the highest courtesy and fratern- were a disad- Mm violent thrusts with the enemy at positive al emy's partial feeling among the society for the kept up yesterday and up to this vantage. It estimates the Austro-Hungarla- n Provide the hoys with the tilings they need to make Albuquerque dentists Under the, morning. They ended in k?omuute losses at 180,000 and de- leadership of Dr. Parke he paid he failure for the enemy. , clares that If the enemy desires to . short work of him. expected to attend an even better f.on- - "On both sides of the Scarpe, near obtain his objectives It will be neces- next , ... yentipn year. (! e, Hebuterne and sary to begin a new offensive, as thus TIelp the hoys get guns, clothes, aircraft, food, muni- Hamel and in the Avclny wood, strong far he has not attained any essential ' ' .... These the detachments were driven back, In position of military value. , tions and the ships to get over with. are things KENTUCKY! PUTS ALL hand-to-han- some places In Utter d Thp communication sots forth again S and cost hunks of it. fees -- At other on the front the objectives which' the Austrians they need, they money , LOAFERS TO WORK fighting. points ... also the Pritish pushed forward sev had fixed for 'their advance, anij t. - in vain. In points out that the. Idea that. these ob- IDT MORNINR JOURNAL tPICIAL LtAMD WlRtl eral recpnnalssances ' off tho lit jectives could be won, was du FOR Frankfort, Ky., June 22. No able-- , warding enemy thrusts and to.Jhe, own of conviction of the command.-in- g bodiei piale resident of Kentucky be- our thrusts south the gomme strange June 28th w that the would tween the ages of 16 and 60 may captured prisoners. generals Jtallans )oaf, 'An raid on caused not until six months after peace' is .de- enemy Bruges fight. casualties the ,, "The' only result obtained," con? clared. He must, according to a bill to population. National War tinues the statement, "wns'' the dis- Day a recent session of "Southwest of Noyon the enemy, Sayings passed at the leg' of fifteen of their divisions, In islalure, work for. at least thirty-si- x using strong detachments, repeated ruption ' Vande-lieour- t. for the advance , on the Makeva to "buy War hours a week. Otherwise he shall be his fruitless attacks soijth of exchange pledge Savings Stamps There has Ucen lively enemy Italian lines at Cima Di Rosso, where Thy held a vagrant and fined. not less than as ' divisions Oiso another barely, " 120 nor more than $100 for each ofr activity between the and the thirty ' Marne. thrusts sev- gained two and a half miles upon The" our -- soldiers have all the tense, i ' ' , . , Reconnoitering more quickly things times Montello ' and the same ' distance , at the idler may not pay eral lapni'hed by the French ' Apparently, were unsuccessful. 4 San Dona for which they paid a ter- they need, the more quickly the ships will be. bringing hig fine, escape exertion and relapse . ' and Americans rible price. , into idleness. As a of Ails pun- "French attempting to us. part northwest of ."The poison gas attack by the 'Aus- them victoriously back ' ishment, he' must work not exceeding partial attacks Chateau i ... Week Thierry : were repulsed with great trians has been a complete failure. sixty days upon public roads or streets, slaughter." On one small sector 600 enemy ga or some other public work. shells were exploded but caused no .Possession of riches will be no hap discomfort. The mountain' winds car-fle- d NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE to prosecution and Co claims of tax- AUSTRIAN. away the gas, its nly evidence ability to obtain employment for eith- , In the discoloration of veg -- remaining er or be as a v MOANma JOURNAL triCIAL LCASBO WIH rich poor may pleaded etatioif. Several of these , poisonous defense. Lapses into idlesness will Vienna, Juno 22 tvla London). shells exploded on the side of Monte not,be tolerated because each week of Italian attacks on Montello were re- Grappa and damaged-- , Vn Americap This Is Contributed for the Cause . Space by idleness constitutes a, offense-- pulsed, to the official report house .. In ' separate according Red Cross . built there a The A vagrant Is defined fla an habitual from Austrian headquarters, which space . known- - locally as, "Wilson v loiterer,' one habitually intoxicated,; gives the number of prisoners taken ...... square." addicted to the use of .narcotic drugs, by the Austrlans Ip. the present of a or an able-bodi- fensive as 40,000. The text of the state Gets'' professional gambler, Austria in whole or ment raeds: , Juno . 22. A Guarantee person supported Vienna tIMll EU VTATBS Clothing Company la part by the labor of any woman "The fighting on the Plave dimin- dispatch reports that Germany has or - ; - : ' ' ished in violence yesterday. Wherever decided to send five thousand ton of Economist phild." i , v . .Any peace officer who fkils to en- the Italians renewed their attacks, as grain from her military stock to Aus- t'j'' 'CORRECT 'CipTH.' FOR MflN" - - f force the act is subject to prosecution for instance, in some sectors of Mon- tria. "Germany ; demands;- howover, for of duty and re- tello anil to the west of . San ' Duns, that a similar amount of grain must from office. before 18. A moval they wer repulse, with heavy losses, t returned July .,-

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EIGHT Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, June 23, 1918. CRESCENT HARDWARE CO. USED r 818 WEST CENTRAL AVE. PUBLIC CAR SALE Look Over List You THEATE Plumbers, Hot Water and Steam Heaters, Tinners the May PASTIME rind Just What You Wunt. TODAY AND TOMORROW R "Wrot" Steel Warm Air Furnaces SERVICE One' Oakland Touring, ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. $150 PHONE 315. N. M. One Overland Touring, ALBUQUERQUE, r.$300 Battle for Russian Folded Liberty, Stirring Play PAPER TOWELS flat, by One Overland the case, fur hotels and offices, Touring,' that Shows Was or in rolls for the kitchen. $275 Why Country Made One Overland Roadster. .. .$150 ; LILLY CUPS By, the thousand Weak and Helpless T with containers, fur offices, or One Overland Tutiring, YRIC THEATER in single cartons of 100 at 00c .....$150 home. for the One Buick Touring, 7- - TODAY ONLY DENNISON PAPER NAPKINS passenger $050 WILLIAM FOX Presents By the thousands, hundreds t)r One Buick Touring (Light Montagu Love and Barbara Castleton single dozens. 6) $900 lTse these'sanitary accessories dur- One Studebaker Six, N- ing the hot weather and eliml- -' $850 Pearson I- mite labor and expense. Virginia MANY. BARGAINS AMONG complete stock always on hand THE ABOVE. CALL AND IN and samples with prices fur- LOOK THEM OVER "VENGEANCE" nished upon request. World Feature in Six Reels MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED KISTLER-OVERLAN- Also a Good Comedy "THE KNOCKOUT" D CO. FIREBRAND' MATINEE 5c and 10c. NIGHT 10c and 15c. STRONG'S Phone 710. 513-51- 5 W. Central. A Love That Survived the Fires of Hate

EYES Scenario by E. LLOYD SHELDON CHAIRMAN NAMED Book Store i0$mZ&gk a If BUY Staged by liDJll'XU LAWRENCE ijq0-Poth- 4 "Your Money Ruck If You Want II." FITTED ZAP? ALSO-- t, FOR CI Sr RIGHT BASEBALL HERE FOR DR. KING. SPECIALIST IB BENEFIT OF RED CROSS AIM he In hU office THURSDAY, ) A OF JULY FOURTH fill DAY nml SATURDAY this week. T0T0 Matteucci, Palladino&Co. 508 West Central Avcuue. ; ; For the benefit of Phone Groceries and Meat the Red Cross 085 for the Los Lunns baseball team, which Appointments. IjL HOI W. TtlAran. Phonra 4BS.496 Famous ... , was defeated by the Albuquerque Hippodrome Fun Maker, Exercises to Be Held on Un- Browns, 7 to 2, last Sunday, will mee the Browns in a return game here Who Has Made Millions iversity Campus; Booths of this afternoon. The game will be HORSE SHOEING Laugh, Is Still called at 2:30 In Allied Nations to Be Erected o'clock Hopewell And Geueral Blacksmithing. laid and an admission fee of 25 cents Black-smithin- Brothers Also Automobile g. Funnier on the Screen in Strong in Rodey Hall, will be charged. Undertakers The Los Iiinns has aggregation SLOAN the line-u- p with ROBERT (i. SERVICE. PHONE sterengthened 'he 405 PROMPT addition of several from Photic 770. West Copper. 75. (STRONG COPPER The committee for the players BLK., general Belen and a closer score Is AN U SECOND. Fourth of July celebration, consisting expected than that of last Sunday. Gonzales or W WW WWW WWW WW WW W W of Col. D. K. B. Sellers, chairman; D. Chavez will do the mound work George Hoslington, City Manager Paul "The Col. Alfred for the Browns while Castillo will Let Us Send Man Junk Redington and Gruusfeld, a 3 work for the visitors. will yesterday chairmen, who Baca catch appointed or the Browns and Luna for tlve Los To Replace That Broken Window will be held responsible for their part (Jlitss. LOCAL ITEMS of the celebration. Lunas team. 59 W. fi. S. ALBl'QCERQVE LIMBER CO, The celebration will be held on the HAT Phone 421. 423 N. First. M University of New Mexico campus, THE SHOP an V just in front of Rodey hall, and will Has received a beautiful line Tourist lunches. Pullman Cafu. just begin at 7:30 o'clock In the evening fcf er hats at very reason- Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Phone 273. na- A Two-re- el Booths representing various allied able prices. Call and see them. Screaming Comedy Elwood Albright is in the city from tions with war with Germany and MRS. S. H. CHAMBEKLIN, Santa Ke. He "will remain a few days. patriotic organizations, will be erected 109 South Fourth Street. Sale Miss Theresa Clark of N. Un hall. John Lee Clarke was Sheep; for Denilng, Rodey W. G. 8. VIRGINIA PEARSON M.. was in Albuquerque named as chairman of a committee to Wool-worth- yesterday. Big sale all this week at 's Time of the Shows 1:00, W. of for the side exercises which Soup DIRECTION WILLIAM FOX 2:30, 4:00, 5:30, 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 Dean Bloodgood the state arrange 5o, Or and 15c store. Four 500 head fine Improved yearling was in will be at the 'booths. BOO B agricultural college the city given big J)Uis White Ijumdry Soup, 15c. ewes; also head breeding ewes yesterday. George Roslington will have charge Most everybody shops at Woolworth's with 300 head lambs; and also a Mr. and Mrs. John It. of this of the program at the English booth, now. Tliero's a reason. arc herd of 2,000 breeding ewes with Gass, Tlicy fine at rea- are at the Hotel Clark, O. Bachechl of the Italian booth, Os- hi Hie store over 15. 1,000 lambs, all very city, guests car saving. Nothing sonable prices. HAY Los Angeles. Durand of the French booth, Dr. FEVER S. E. Ikemoto of the booth Its alleviation and cure, by my Mrs. O. Coors Japanese Orders taken lor service flags. Attorney and Henry and T. M, Leakou of the booths for combined treatments of Osteopa- TODAY AND Cali- Women of American Army, 223 Weal Wm. & Co. were passengers for southern Greece and Servla. Each booth will Gold Avenue. LStalcy thy, Medicine and Finger Surgery. B fornia C. II. C D. D, O. THEATER yesterday. reserve a place for visitors and will Second Street and Gold Avenue. CONNER, A. Elchwald, general merchant and have music and choristers. TELL "TSILlVERY Office Stern Building HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY TOMORROW In Nacla-ment- o jJeNRY'S Office 055. 125 sheep raiser of Cuba, the Mrs. E. L. Bradford was appointed Phones Residence, is in on Tour baggage trouble. Phone mountains, the city a take charge of the music and sing- 83. business. W. S. V- - . WE SHOW ALL THE PARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT PICTURES ing for the entire projjjam. Other Ernest F- Landolfl, who visited his chairmen appointed were: Mrs. Mar- SUITS CLEANED, $1 mother and sister In New York, also garet F. Barnes, of the Red Cross; FOR SALE C. Four suits pressed $1.25. Have second-han- d Auto-- " LOUIS GIELITZ .his brother at Camp Grant, has re- .Mrs. John W. Wilson, of or good patriotic Contract plan. Colombia Cleaning Co. r; line THE TAILOR turned to the C. M. Barber, of mobile; cliy. ganizations; grounds Delivery. I'lione fiuo. condition. See Will open for business on or be- BOG as of Dr. Miss Alicia Sanchez, West and parking automobiles, and fore 1st with a complete line David the Bachechi Mercantile July MARY avenue, rteurned yesterday R. Boyd and members of NOTICE , of new and men's suit- PICKFORD from Helen, N. M., where she attend- university faculty of decorations. ings at 107 South Fourth street, Owing to of , ed a teachers' Institute. Four-minu- te Speeches. shortage sugar Company formerly occupied by Green, the Fee's Store will Tailor. , Pr and Mrs. J. O. Schwentker, and The main program of the evening supply, Candy will in- not fill orders for ice son, and K. C. Howell have returned consist of patriotic singing, family in from a week's stay at Valley ranch. strumental music and speeches. Judge cream until further notice. They made the trip by automobile. Lorin C. Collins of Santa Fe will make .1 W. 8. K. Ml'ST BE SOLD address of MAP OF. 1 wash-stand- s, According to Information received the principal the evening s Library table, dresser, 2 and S. Klock, will Bryant Delivery 1 1 cabi- here P. J. Johnson, Santa George attorney, - bedstead, kltcliln yesterday FOR SERVICE 1 Fe who is in a ready the Declaration of Independ- QUICK. Bernalillo net white enameled, dining table, agent here, detained 223 County 1 ence. will also be a four-minu- Phone 601. West Copper. 1 1 cook stove, HOW Los Is in There tl- gasoline range, hospital in Angeles, a very R. - 20 new 019 condition. man to speak in behalf of each M. Size 20x42 Inches, showing all heater, yds. matting. critical B. WILLIAMS North 3rd. Strictly must Mr. Mrs. Leo allied nation. Following the general Dentist towns,' postofflces, roads, sanitary, and Prestcl, and child, from data be sold by Monday noon, leaving who were called to on program the crowd will go to Rodey Rooms 1 and 2. Building authentic Kokomo, Ind., Whiting by A E. Hutchinson, C. K. town. accout of the death of the mother of hall to visit the booths. I'lione No. 084. Second Gold. Mr Prestel, returned to the city Fri- Colonel Sellers said last night that Corner and to Price $2.25. COULD day. all persons who wish make the are asked to BlTTrTWH0USER00lvlS Dr. and Mrs. J. Roger Haynes, of celebration a picnic C. B. Bos 292, their lunch baskets to the cam- Address, BYER, Park View. Rio Arriba county, who bring w. s. N. M. FOR THE BENEFIT vis-Itin- g of dif- Albuquerque, - have been here the past few days pus. The representatives the Livery and saddle horses. Trimble's r ferent allies and Mrs. general relatives and friends, will leave Clarke, Red Barn. , the will meet In L0CALRED III early this morning for Park View-Mrs- chairman for booths, CROSS Arthur Kellam hus received a the Chamber of Commerce building CITY ELECTrirSHOE SHOP YOU, at 7:30 o'clock to make telegram from Senator Hollls, a mem- Monday night PnONE 567 suf- arrangements for their part of the PICKFOIID ber of the senate committee on FREE CALL AND DELIVERY I; BASE BALL MARy he would call the program. The general .committee BATCH'S OLD STAND , Could &u,Jeart?' frage, stating that will meet In LUNCH at In the senate for a and all chairmen the Albuquerque Browns amendment up Chairlber of Commerce at vote next Thursday. building ALVARADO EGGS. I; GRIMSHAW'S ; vs. 7:30 o'clock Tuesday night for a gen- JEAN? Mrs. W. L. Gil West Silver Trimble, eral conference. On sole Second and Central Los Lunas is Mr. Mrs. , by leading grocer pie trays avenue, entertaining and morning after they are laid; 55c, ', "Grbaisliaw Wants to See V'ou" A. L. Hiller and Maurice Carter of Weekly Event s" or THIS AFTERNOON By Eleanor Hoyt Bramerd Ienver. The trio stopped here on France some time, as a member of Persons who wlsb 10 renew take SEE THE WORLD San where In Bed Cross their way to Francisco, the corps- out memberships the Park are automobile- engineering can do so at Book Hopewell they going by A of all members of the by calling Strong's 2:30 P. M. 1 to 6, Admission 6 to Dr. C. E. . left meeting O. A. Matson A Grimshaw's 10c; Adults 15c; Children 10c .Kelsey last night Christian Association Store, Co., ll, for his home at New Young Women's or Mrs. H. B. or Meet Us At Admission 25 ccnlfl. Richmond, Ind, is called for tomorrow at 7:30 Ferguson, by phoning He Intends to do farm work near night the chairman of the Membership com- All receipts to go to the Local o'clock In Commerce . summer. he the Chamber'of mittee. No. mi-w- . Red Cross. there this Thence will for the of tt new THE RED CROSS to to a purpose electing go Cincinnati take post grad- board of directors. All 'members also uate course in dentistry. are requested to mail at once to Miss DANCE TODAY ONLY Thomas Clancy, of Cincinnati, Ohio, Anna Seaburg their consent to an IDEAL THEATER and Mrs- Clancy, were here during the amendment to the constitution. AUTO SERVICE week as of and June 26 past the guests Mr. who was TO Wednesday, Mrs. W. been August Callahan, Injured J. Flynn. They had in an automobile accident north of out on const and re- 8:30 P.M. Sale PATHE PRESENTS the Pacific are town two be- JEMEZ Horses for over months ago. and who turning to Cincinnati, stopping came here to visit ill with pneumonia when he - the Flynns. went to to with HOT SPRINGS AT THE ARMORY Marie Osborne "DOLLYDOES B. Tlmmons the station depart the Two Heavy Tennis. Baby Superintendent Pryor draft which left for Aus- Two Teams. of the San Marcial schools who was contingent ROUND TRIP, $20. Light. , recovered- He announ- ; Twenty Well Gentle In for several left tin, Tex., has Admission $1.00 Broken, HER. BIT" Albuquerque days, ces that he la ready to leave with the Notify Undersigned. Saddle Horses. This for N. picture is full of childish ingenuity, thrills, com- yesterday morning Portales, next He Is the son of Mr. ' Per Must bo" sold at once. M., automobile. Thence he will contingent. CHAS. H. CLAY, . Couple edy, with an undercurrent of by go and Mrs. Cornelius O- Callahan. sterling patriotism which to in New to it - his home, Holland, O., V, 8. f- t- Jemez Hot N. M. 1 gives an added appeal. do Springs, Thirty-Piec- e Military See A. B. McMillen farm work for the summer. DEATHS AND FUNERALS. GOOD LONESOME LUKE COMEDY There .will be a speq'al session of Band. or J. Pence. Ballut Abyad Temple A- A- O. N. M. S. ' CHILDREN, All Day Sc Monday avening, June 24'h. at 8 Vincent Daurcr.v...... foiv ADULTS, o'clock, for the purpose of discussing Funeral services Vincent DR. MARRON ALONSO Matinee, 10c; ; Evening, ISc Daurer, who died , -- Will be the annual picnic and the trip to Friday, ' 821 Hi WEST CENTRAL held in Brothers' Chapel a 2 Roswell. A short session with 'smokes' Strong Phono 831-- will follow. A full attendance is de- o'clock this afternoon. The local sired. lodge of the International Association TODAY ONLY of Machinists will Mr. and Mrs. Jose Lewis, 621 West have charge of the Dodge Car for Sale! services. Burial will be In Falrvlew Silver avenue, are In receipt of a letter TEW AND MODERN ' CRYSTAL 5 dogMADEmuzzlesTO ORDER . , CENTS Part from their son, Ernest Lewis, stating cemetery.. 6ERVICE Leaving City. that the ship he sailed on from a New Miss Teresltn Sllva. PRICE $250 HAUSER'S SADDLERY York arrived on the "oth- Special Attention and Rates to ths ' port safely Miss Teresita Silva, 25 years old, . BULL'S EYE" 1 09 SOUTH FIRST. ,U-- W' Copper. rhone 406. i i er and he Is for the Traveling Public "THE " fdde," ready fight. died at her residence, 601 West At --Jl " In TWO-PAR- T EDDIE POLO Another Hon, Roy Lewis, has been lanta avenue, yesterday morning from pneumonia. She was a daughter Of HOTEL . HALL Mr. and Mrs, H, Sllva. The body was B. 8. BALL, Owner and Manager "COUNTING OUT THE COUNT" Gallup Lump removed to the rooms of the Crollott Cerrillos Lump Hahn Coal Co. oSS New Mexico el o. firm. Funeral arrange- Magdalena, o Two-re- K Transfer Go undertaking t f y Comedy Springer '' V 81 ." '.. ments have not been completed. ( Hotel's Free Auto Meets all Trains PHONE STEAM' HEATED. ' : . ANTHRACITE, ALL . GENTRifV . - 7 SIZES; STEAM COAL, eggs , . . UGUTED, VACUUM "WHO DONE JT" Comedy CliKAHHU) CoVc, Mill Wood, wood. Cord t STORAGE Hawkins, Skinner, duuapfna, Coo-t- oj Factory wood. Native Klndllnf, Lima, aud San Jose Market; 55c dozen. , ' Y. I J

Editorial ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL Classified. V-- Albuquerque, New Mexico. Sunday, June 23, 1918.

CRASH OF CIRCUS First Photo of Americans Manning Greatest French Gun AIFH

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KILLS NEARLY 20D HY MORNIN JOUANAL UPtO.L LIAU WtB lrfndoii, June 22. Tile actixlty of British airmen in comtei tlon with re-- 1 cent air raids on Lomlm indicates; Train of at that tliey arc learning rapidly the art! Empties Running if f ghting the Ootlia in the dark. High-Spee- Smashes Into a Until a few months aso there was little air fighting at night, .even In Section of the Wallace-Hagenba- ch France, and raiding cinft enjoyed uj marked advantage brcaus- - their oh-- j Mi Circus Train, iect was solely to avoid attack while Keep Right on Driving dropping their bombs, ,w'i4n be a necessity. It is evident hnl tiiey are able no' Battery repairs may WRECKAGE CATCHES 'fjiSrav. to avoid For ono But not an excuse for car FIRE; longer attack. thing they're letting your raffed the British pilots have learned to see: lie idle. MANY CREMATED PERSONS in the dark as a result of numerous: night flights In search of enemy ma- Because cs soon cs the battery comes out of chines. Now they able to spot your car a Willard Rental Battery can go in, Relief Trains With Doctors and Gothns at distances which would to continue the starting, lighting and ignition 'iave In Nurses Are Rushed been considered Impossible service that your own battery provided. to . . -:.- ::?.i-..:-.m the stages of night raids. r..,ffi L. early have learned also how to take So Willard Rental Battery Service meant more than just Scene; Bodies Removed They o much wood and and acid. means to While it has been known for some weeks that American gunners have handled the largest French guns used the best positions for combatting the !id It ability go in war is first to reach oC Kill into the or out to the means to Burned the this the photograph the United States showing them at work. The gun is and how to those posi- city, country. It ability Beyond Recognition, millimetre and it is enemy, keep tour to the fullest use of car. calibre, the largest the French have built. The gun is camouflaged, ami it is operated from tions. The an make possible your a railway truck on tracks built up to the front line. Gothn, being cxtrcmoly heavy machine, H adept nt slipping Come In and talk batteries with us. Well tell you BV MORhlKC JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIRE away. By a sudden plunge In front how to take care of your battery, and why your neit one . IHIXOTl.V. and from the firebox of the locomotive said to have died on of the attacking scout it can create should be a Still Better Willard with Threaded Rubber Gary, Intl., .Juno 22. Tho known a relief train. Insulation. The life more than balance the which plowed through the cars. The wrecked train was the second a "backwash" and leave the attacker long slight deutli (1st in Uic collision between an to his machine. increase In cost over the ordinary battery. It's the only A rescue party rrom Hammond section which carried t Htrugsliii!? right a Wallace-- 1 performers and with the "Sone that is equipment train and found one woman clad in The British pilots now know how battery Dry" principle your U'ain was increased to- only night officials of th? show. The first section Roll of Honor assurance of a new at the It circus clothes beneath a rail with her to copo with that trick and to keep getting battery a) day to sixty-on- e, pinned carried the menegarie, canvas men, left the night with the recovery head between two ties- She was within or of the factory. or bodies drag- tents and other equipments. Those on thirty forty yards eight additional and the out when dirt sand American Casualties raider all the time. death of one circus ged and the and the first section did not learn of the of ,'Jio troupe at was face she There are many perilous positions a washedfrom her opened accident until hey reached Indiana Gnry hospital. her eyes and soon afterward was round the Gotha, whose two gunners Auto Harbor. In 35U JOUMNAL LCASKO WIRK1 McCloskey Company all the show carried IBt MOMNINa SPECIAL can fire In almost direction. 22. 100 found to be unhurt . except for a any Only Service Chicago, June Between and persons. Washington, June 22. The army skillful of at- "Willard Storage Kattcry Station." 150 broken nose and bruised face. highly handling the persons, mostly members of the Wreck Hums for casualty list today contained 153 to Phone 846. 408-41- 0 West e William F. Hours. tacking machine enables the pilot Copper. Hagenbach-Wallac- shows were kill- Hodges, mayor of Gary, names divided as follows: Killed in and Wilfred fire chief led the There was no fire fighting appa- maintain a place In which he can con- ed or injured In a rear end collinslon Grant, died of wounds, 26; died to the wreck, ratus at Ivanhoe and the wreck action, 52; tinue the fight until ho hits tho raider at Ivanhoe, near city employes leaving of 1 ; died of dis- Gary, Indiana, today. in of one burned for hours. The bodies removed airplane accident, in a vital spot. The Seventy-thre- e the city government charge yiiiiis wreckage cought fire. from the wreck were burned ease, 9; died of accident und other injured were accounted for woman. beyond wounded 37; Bucket were formed' in recognition. Those who were thrown causes, 10; severely, early in hospitals at Gary and Ham- brigades wounded, degree undetermined, 2; WHEAT0N WINS IN an effort to the fire and from the wreck stood helpless watch- mond, Indiana, and approximately an quench missing In action, 15; prisoner, 1. before 1 1 a. m. a lead of hose the and some were later MINNESOTA RACE eu.ua! number were supposed to have shortly ing horror, who died of wounds was to the wreck. found half crazed In the Among those lost their lives. strung wandering was Howard Dickerson, Walscn, Colo. Seven Many deeds of heroism and sacri- woods, in their night garments. V MORNINS JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WISE) ' hours after the wreck eight ' The list. H. fice were done. Ed Ballard of Lick St. Paul, Minn., Juno 22. Fred bodies had been taken to morgues and ' French Springs, nomi- One woman In agony-beneat- Killed In Ai'tlon. , Wheaton of Minneapolis was twenty-fiv- e persons were missing and screaming Indiana, owner of the show was in the timbers, when she Lieuls. nated for governor on tho democrat- believed to have been Incinerated In burning this city when notified telephone. Capt. Jesse Lowen, Chicago. ic at the election Mon- saw the flames those who by R. New Carter ticket primary the wreck which caught fire and nearing Relief trains with doctors, nurses and Quentin Logic, York; day by a margin of about 400 votes were to release L. T., H. Man-kat- burned for hours- One hundred and trying her, shouted, fire engines were sent from Ham- Ovington, Paris, France; over Judge W. L. Comstock of e "Get away, get quick, or you'll N. twenty-fiv- injured persons were away mond, Gary, East Chicago and other Watson, Raleigh, C; Sergeants burned too." The rescuers were Paul Green Wis.; Frank returns, in- I .Y.,.,,-.,TX- ... taken to hospitals at Gary. Twenty get nearby cities. The firemen, however, Gegere, Bay, Practically complete JJ.fl..7R unable to release woman A. official gavo Copyright 191S others were taken to Hammond, In- the and her found Oowing, Watertown, N. Y.; George cluding corrections, regiattmt, flames-Victim- .their apparatus useless in the s, Wheaton 15.743 and Comstock 13.330. diana. cries were stilled by the Hopp, Oronoga, Mo.; Frank I Die In absence of water connections. South At it was said that twenty-eig- ht Hospitals. Boston, Mass.; Ijiwrence Gary in hos- Four sleeping cars, gaudily painted, of the could not sur- Victims who died Hammond Trego, Woodward, Okla.; Corporals EXPRESS RATES ARE In locomotive Injured but of obsolete type, in which per- N. WEKERLE SIZES UP the workmen a works vive, and at Hammond six were re- pitals included: Emil Meyer, Jr., Syracuse, Y.; stoned the and In return wer ' Miller. ' formers were sleeping, and a way Ivle I Wal- RAISED 10 PER CENT police ported beyond hope of recovery. Four Henry Rigdon, Sterling, Kans.; STRIKE SITUATION fired upon, four. of their number be- Md. car were demolished and the destruc- ter 111.; Trlvates died at Hammond and four on the re-'li- ef Arthur Derrick, Erickton, Seitz, pnllovllle, ing killod and nineteen wounded. The tion completed by the flames. taV MONINE JOURNAL SPSCIAL LEASED Mrs. Coyle, Cincinnati, They James K. Caldwell, Galena, Md.; Wl( 111 traits" carrying Jnjued from Ivan- Joseph 0; (ST MORNIN9 JOURNAL SPECAL LEASED WIRE proceedings In the chamber ended ' Two 11 and 7 were pf much lighter construction James Washington, Juno 22. Ten per cent hoe to Gary. Coyle children, aged Caskey, Lovelund, Ky.; Emery Basel, Switzerland, June i!2. Dr. a sharp exchange between Premier than the modern steel cars of the C. Cohren, Eden, Fritts D. Cor-riga- n, Increase In express rates was approved Manager Gollman of the show, respectively. Ky.; tho Wekerle nnd Count KaroLyt, leader of Mrs. Charles Gollmar.'wlfe'of show-manag- er troop trains. , Erlanger, Ky.; Joe Curtiss, today by file Interstate Commerce Alexander Wekerle, premier, which exhibited under canvass at I the party. "Wis., Is West Davidoff, commission, before the Hungarian cham- independent Michigan City, last and of rsaraboo, missing. Lynn, Mass.; Bernard speaking Dr. Wekorlo said an Inquiry would Indiana, night Ben- - W. At the same tlmo the commission ber of deputies mado a was billed for Indiana Harbor, Indi- Carpenter; of Everett,- Wash., Chicago; Henry Dean, Fort Gay, yesteroay, bo instituted to dotermlne whether suffered a fractured collar bone, a,nd Va.; Albert De Backer, Detroit; disallowed an application for an In- statement concerning the Industrial ana, today, estimated that the death ' I the use of arms the strikers bruises. FOOD PROBLEM Charles J. Dolan, Mauch Chunk, Pa.; crease to 15 per cent. The new rates strikes and referred to the serious against list would reach sixty-seve- ., was necessary. C. Carl will become effective as soon as the trouble In factories nnd on railways Crash Canio Just at Among the injured at the Illinois Joseph Farrow, IndianapoliB; Daylight. Fey, A. express companies file new tariffs, and the extension of tho strikes to Daylight was beginning to show Steel company's hospital were twenty Schuyikiilhaven, Pa.; George just within two weeks. several points. The told how loin Hie Two-b- it when the crash came. "razorbacTs" including six. white meo Handerickson, Salt Lake; Lcroy Hill, probably premier club. Gardner, Kans.; Wesley N. Keller, Surgeons and nurses were dispatch- and fourteen negroes. 0 Levering, Mich.; Ernest , Kratzkl ed from Chicago, Gary. Hammond, George Brown and wife of Denver, towns. Colo-- were those cared for at Brooklyn; Domenico Labata, Tula, Whiting and other nearby among Eli L. W. Mercy Hospital. Italy; Light, Jr., Melbourne, Fla.; Landman, general passenger Charlie If. of said William F. Curtis and his wife al- IS Mclnturff, Powell. Tenn.; agent the Michigan Central BELIEF HERE Lewis H. N. his of the wreck so were at this hospital. Mr. Curtis Mallory, Cooperstown, that only explanation Conrad L. Al- was the of Is of the' Bhow and Y.; Malzahn, Chicago; that the engineer of train superintendent Wil- With exander It. Faith must have been dead at his wife acted as a banker Morley, Athens, Pa.; Keep empties tht friendly liam Odell. New Britain, Conni; Rob- throttle. for the "razerbacks." Twenty-fiv- e I.V M"1RNIN JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED Wlfft ert Peel, Lawrence, Mass. ; Christ A. "Ifwno other way can I account for thousand dollars of their money in Washington, June 22. Today's Peterson. N. us- Wilton, D.; Claude the fact that he ignored all of the Rer care was believed to have been state advices make plain W. cir- department Quinn, Sheridan, W'yo.; James ual danger, signals placed by the destroyed In the fire. that is no doubt of the extreme- H. Your there Ray, Pages. Mill, Wirt Rhodes, Mr. - C; Boy cus said Landman- "It is train," Deputy Coroner Green at noon said ly serious food situation in Austria. Mich.; William W. Schovllle. worst In the Belding, the wreck the history of that the engineer of the empty troop The report comes indirectly from rep- Soldiers Grove, Wis.; Klzle E. I believe." Scott, road, train was in a hospital at Gary, too resentatives of the United States in Los Angeles; Edgar W. Sellers, Elk-to- Searchers were told that the fire- badly to talk. The fireman neutral countries, but point to Va.: Frank H. af- injured they Smith, Decker, man and engineer had been seen was in. the gravity of the situation. G. There" he "Over said, custody. Mont.; Herbert Milwaukee, was Smith, ter the wreck. It reported that These May Bo Dead. "We have no direct information re Wis.; Jacob It. Smith, Menomlnlo, before the fireman he disappeared Manager Coljman named the fol- garding a new peace offensive on the Wis.; John H. Summers, Clarksburg, said that the was asleep. It it was engineer lowing among the missing believed part of Austria," stated at the W. Va.; James F. Toutloff, Bayfield,, was also that the wo are satis- When was so little) that all the world reported engineer to be dead: department today, "but Wis.; Zuo Vandcvecr, Ktonlngton, 111.; , your boy had been seen across the fied of food nian-islau- running Itooney Family, bareback riders. that the reports shortage r.inn ii. yaniier, i,cirou, jvuen.; s fields away from the wreck. animal trainers. in that harassed country aro true. It Wajcchiechawskl, Detroit; was a to him, he trusted to The and tender of the mov- Meyers family, is believed the cannot foreign country you engine Cottrell bareback riders. that Austrians Henry Walker, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.; train completely over and family, for relief of ing passed Art man, died In hope any consequence Charley E. Willlson, Gilmore City, through the wreck. The engine left Darick, strong from this condition until the crops la. take care of him. hospital. the rails but did not overturn. come on In August or September of Died of Wounds. Most of the dead snowed sup- Rosie Rosiland, equestrienne. this and from all accounts the only trainers. year Lieut. John D. Filley, Brooklyn. erficial Injuries and evidently were Donovan family, elephant people, cannot escape famine until You sent that hoy to school and to play and on Robert Ellis and wife, aeriallsts. Sergeants Harry" Qibstein, Bronx. killed by suffocation or burning. then. Y.; Peter J. Kohler, Conn.; Afire. Mrs. Jennie Codd, Bloomington, 111., "Look over Hartford, tia Hets Wreckage back history and you Orlando M. Loomfs, Me- little and with faith he The was lit the died on relief train. will see that almost all revolutions Sayre, Pa.; your errands, implicit circus train gas and performer, chanic Arthur J. Colo, Utica, N. Y.; released broken was Coyle, clown. have been started because lack of gas by the pipes Joseph Corporals, Leon D. Walker-vlll- e, the Jets Mrs. Coyle and two children food:" Bunting, did bidding". Instantly ignited from burning Joseph Mich.; Joseph F. Coly, Easly, S. your C; Howard Dickerson, Walscn, Colo. Privates Adolph Block, Minoola, N. Now we have sent or out into a Y.; George C. Button, Frankllnvillo, your boy your neighbor's boy N. Y.; Elmer M. Curtis, Seattle, into wc even know and his Wash.; Jones L. Dcetz, Aurora, Ore.; foreign land, terrors that' cannot Carroll De Priest, Caruthersville, Mo.; faith has knows will do and we know FIGURE IT UP! James J. Doughoney, Toledo, O.; Har- not faltered. He we our part, vey' W. Fahneatalk, Rapid City, 1 A The' extra furnishings you need for Mich.; Theodore Feller, North Kau-kann- a. he will do his. .AQClVJ your home. Our prices are lowest Wis.: Samuel Frank, Chicago; ' George R. Godwin, Bryant, III.; Ira Arc we the faith? Arc we scrimping and saving and giv- for good furniture. E. Harvey. Rushville, Mo.; Tonle keeping e smaN amount Marckie, Chicago; Nelson Plckwell, to our do the that has asked of j necessary Wilmington, Vt.; Earl W. Shea, Lynn, ing help boys things humanity JjUDtriaCl to pay for them from your Mass.; Abraham D. Simons, Chicago; them, and to them come back to us sane and whole? income. You'll never miss the Samuel Snyder, Napa, Calif.; Benja- help regular" money. min C. White, South Hadlejc MaBS.; e P'easures anc comforts Dominlck Zcccola, New York-Die- d IMTnlfiiVKr of DiHca.se. June 28th 1V1U.1 of your home life by having tipiy Privates James Collins, Lancaster, a home you can really be proud of. England; William Cornelle, Home-stak- e, Mont.-- ; John J. Donohue, New National War Day The "payments to suit your own York; Martin C. Lacy, Munhall, Pa.; Savings Divide: convenience, bearing in mind al Eugene L. Mc Williams, Shelton, Neb.; to our sons. is not to be called by the ugly name of Edco Ruffin, Spring Grove, Va.; Jo- Saving help You ways that "your terms are our terms." seph B. Thompson, Fort Scott, Kans.: is' Buy as N. duty or sacrifice. It love's blessed privilege. NO BETTER TIME IN ALL YEAR Roy Van Valkenbergv Kerhonkson, THE to buy Y.; Argie Zeimerseheide, Mora, Mo. Furrfiture than now. Our 1918 in the Plan purchases Alrphmo Accident. ' . Furniture Markets are in profusely represented Sergeant Sam McCampbell, Annls-to- n, NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE all departments. New and authentic styles for Ala. every room in the house. Complete outfits on Accident and Other Cause). special credit terms.' Corporal Aaron S. Harris. Rlchvale, This contributed for the of the War Calif.; Privates Thomas L. Bailey, space Winning by Erskine, Minn.; Charles W." Bowen, as You T. S. Mills Furniture Company f Atlantic, N. J.; Ralph" Damons, New Pay York; Charles F. Duffy, New Haven, Phone 808." ":.. 223 South Second. Conn.; Frank E. Gael, Chicago; Louis YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT OUR STORE B. Kleeber, Woodvtlle, Miss.; Glovan-n- a Arno Electric Can Muscietro, Ballston Spa, N. Y.; Huning Company James Scanlon, ,New York; Herman 418 West Central Phone 615. . Spielberg, Chicago. f

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1 ,i N i Albuquerque Morning Journal, Friday, June 21, 1918.

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(Special Staff Dispatch.) Y MOKNINO JOURNAL PtCUL LEASED WIRI Washington,. June 22. Reprisals New York, July 22. German against German prisoners of war in at raids nea the metropolis, like the United States are threatened by so many Hun campaigns, seem to have Secretary of State Lansing as a result had a reactionary kick that has null- of Berlin's demand for the liberation ified whatever advantage was sought arch-sp- Readv of Franz Von Rintelen, It is presumed that the imperial .high the Ahnouncementslfof California's Famous Hotels What Will America's reprisals command had in view both military mean'f advantage and propaganda. Under the Beach and Mountain The treatment has accord- first heading it aimed primarily to Health, Resorts and Solve "That Probletn" Germany troop-ship- s Outing sink" near starting-point- ed her prisoners of war since the war their LITERATURE AND FULL INFORMATION BY WRITING DIRECT, OR AT can bo sum- In this it failed utterly. It then began is notorious. It to med up in one brief sentence; turned spiking merchantmen but the slight loss of ships and lives ef- BUREAU Hundreds of them have died of star- fected FREEflNFORMATION AT OFFICE OF THE MORNING JOURNAL deliberate torture mur- hardly constitutes a material vation, and military gain. As for Its second ob- der. ject, It sought both to terrorize the On the other what kind of .hand, American public and to convince them Ecux ReacK of , ttestment havo Oeiman prisoners ir that captains were not the ytithin IVetyikirk America received? brutal pirates they had been pumted iAn;ifjciS0 Hie general public is not poriiiit-1- o But no considerable part of our citi- I to visit the inurnment camps, so zens are either timid enough or gulli- tne general dces.'not know- t ble enough for this aim to bear fruit. jiubii: s it knew that America treats its pr't-onet- The real result has been a fanning more as quests, that they Hc of the American- - war spirit, New mci'o comfortable. In fact,' than o';r Yorkers, despite their generous sup- LOXANGELEX owi) soldiers in the cantonments an 1 port of tho war with money and'men. camps, it is likely tha question would despite our numerous military par- New Mexico Headquarters i ' i. ii iu.? i: a k i i il i' r m. r bu ra feed: ades and steady stream of deporting ltDOM- S- wra Why wait for Germany to murder transport's, still had a comfortable nit with lirlvato Ut4(hf. 0.:i'lu. ht! Ij.iih tho If' as she has mur- feeling that the war was 3,000 miles Kump, an .tn.i Amt i ican ilnn American prisoner llutt-- t In M.. h. dered those of allies? away. Hut with ships down a Clurk itltuate(1 art nf Uif our going Hty, ne;ir hcumirnl Ccntrul l.nl(. iV,ca Li few miles our - A not begin a of away, refugees entering Hpachca, Mituiiuiiiis, vie. f mm Mill Sia-llu- n Why reprisals Sinet tf CtARY At TAL0R STS. I'OWV ports and itroadway darkened at night direct y npinuslle liflt-1- :ui'pt'!i pinn UHilCAL M. M. Hi: AliTKKS for fear of air raids, we not only TuntT frum l 'hi pi-- d.tv. X' v M. n'o A(Kl Jltprisals" do i.ot mean that Amur piitrmiane A clii-- "A" fh-- .'w know it's our war, we feel it. The war Illus'r.-ii.'- proof Btructure, all lei will torture, utt.rve and murder iijum utilsitlt at li wltli is no 3.000 miles It is 4t Is.t V. M. iMnunit rHiUM, prl:iie bath, BROADWAY Jier piisoneis of war as (lermanv mis longer away. tho tirill." k, leasee Ot :i uiurt car line to all points of at SEVENTH done Americans are not HUNS at the Broadway curb. InteVpst tiii-- withm wnlkliiK tJlHiunc The center of shopping, buiincss and the- do mean the Clerman pris- Ilall'in Information Bureau. uf shops uiul tliwitHi'H. Iuuit'-ltk- ', atrical diitricC Canvrnient to all enr linn, They that 3UUoutticle rooms wild oner will be A bureau of information on Hiilian with a poiHi'ii-illt- UiMllnelKvly its private balh. ir, this country deprived own, Kur. phm, $n to ? plan. Kalu $1 .50 and up. affairs has opened here 'I'nrii., room Dining of 'he comforts and luxuries tii?y have headquarters day. Amif. $ii par day up. Flro- - aemce refined and excellent, Free. fit 601 Filth avenue. Its Dr. plan, Una Dennta. Folder enjtved in their icl'.cne&s and will le director, pruof KHftiKt nearby. from upon request. miuKi to Felice Ferrero, for the past nine years AUTO BUS FROM DEPOT WILLIAM R. KLOOD, Manimer. to go work. FREE .1. l O. I.ANKKKSHIM. Owner. A summary of the prisoner situa- has been the New York correspondent I I1T11 IsMTflTsMI MIslM Mill Ifl ting shows the following facts: of Corriere delta. Sera of. Milan. "For A total of 349 American prisoners nine years previous to coining to I his ,lr.iv- - been located in Herman prison country. Or. Ferrero, ever since his camps. Of this number 133 are sol- (college graduation, was in a positionto diers and 210 aro civilians and saii-o.- ii acquire a wide experience of F.uropean AMP KtABNY'S HOME tUien from American mercliai:'. affairs always as correspondent for THE BIG HEALTH PLAYGROUND ships. pie Corriere delta Sera. Ho represent- About 6,000 Gei mans are interned ed his paper in Berlin, and on special EXCEPTIONAL SPECIAL SUMMERJ5ATES in this country, distributed as follows: missions to Austria Hungary and the to to Fort McPherson, Ga., 1310 prison- Balkan countries, Frame, Great ers of war. Britain, to Belgium and to the Scan- countries. Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., 835 alien ene- dinavian mies. The main purpose of the bureau, as Offers Full Promise of a Happy Healthful Vacation s, Is Fort-Dougla- Utah, 432 alien ene- described by Dr. Ferrero, to net as LOS ANGELAS ONE THOUSAND AND ONE DELIGHTFUL RECREATIONS mies- a clearing house for authentic Italian FIFTH SINearN Hot Springs, rT- C, 2.K00 prisoners information. TO BOTH plVERT AND AMUSE merchant- is -- of war taken off German "It exceedingly Important," he mffl$mm$l-rio- amkkicav imhoi'r.av i'l.ax C'OOIi FifATES 3 ABSOLUTELY .spi.iimhi ; am) iioti:i men. says, "that the woritl understand the H w ai'aiitmkxts Of this vast nunvber, all but about paramount importance of keeping the PER DAY firs proof SiiE 1 000, who are being used in cultivat- Teutonic forces from the Mediterran- SJ'ICIAIj Tin: hksi'LTs of a so.iornx at in luxurious ean should full in ing gardens, are living shores, if Italy M I IT idleness. holding back the German and Aus- sroiTi(i LONG BEACH CALIFORNLATS DCLIfSSHSTPUf , i: i 1 ..it While citizens in th:s trian armies from sub- - rL-- SEASIDE tt.lliG&.T A II K i:s of tho Germany's establishing m Mwt!'!. vy.wvvv' :ts IAST1VJ support plan of reviving the country are living pleasant, easy lives, marine ami other naval bases in the chamber of commerce by a recital of. how aro our man In Germany far-ir.- Mediterranean sea, the situation would Write fur I'olilrrs m Itccrciilliiii, Homes mid Industries. I,, V. It l.t,.KI), x tho effectiveness of having someone - be much for the worse, and ('liiiinl)cf of I.oiik changed, ME Sii't'cliify ('otiiiiK'i'co, licich, fill. upon whom the business men Germany, of course, is not permit- the consequences might be disastrous mums might to look after matters ting them to tell. But there is no to us all. The lines of communication depend of vital guarantee that Americans will f"re between Great Britain and hen, oper- Importance to the city commercially; any better Uritlsh, French, hus-cU- n, ations in the east would be seriously one who could assume this duty, re- thn in- Helglan and Serbian prisoners interrupted. Wherever German f 1 ' lnrpM.t MMlniniitllnn lliiMfolrv In lrtttirM f'riM'elit Ittlv lKtrJf't. lieving the business men of" a respon and made itself K.o i who have been worked, starved fluence has felt adversely and f urttiriln d roonis. Abaulnifly flivproof, ffy'MM .7 slbillty that occupied time from their to m many cases killed to Italian interests, not only among r-- aituiiii.i in titer nf aiiiuamcnts mnl but a ntviw fron the CKll tortured death, ' Interests. the shells and bullets of their American citizens of Italian birth but ln'ii.tkf iJi. Anif-r- and L'.ur. plans. Kur, plan front Jl pir 0ny up. ,f' i respective by ivsfrv:UluiiH t'h.'cU bairrfiiife diu-ct- The is to neo behind I ho among nutlve Americans, willful ly- Arrunso for j:uw. youf 'V initial, plan raise the coiniades while working .'va ar1 funds to (lei man lined. ing or misinterpretation of facts has 1 esiary maintain the opera- At Fort McPherson, Ga., whero been employed. For a long time, it v tion of the office of the chamber of 1,310 German seamen are living in has been known to the Italian govern- commerce for one year, followind idleness, they are fed as well or better ment that this damaging and insidious which its complete reorganization and as been tarried on s than American soldiers are fed; propaganda has The Enchanting Crescent Bay Resort of California revival will tuko place. well or better than many a family against Italy, not only in this country Mr. Jones comes to cities- but also In of the world. the city highly in the poorer classes of our other parts recommended his recent The credulity of both Italians and for ability as an or In Germany a dispatch und bulldor frorii The Hague quotes British pris- Americans has been played upon and jtanizer of coihnjunlties oners who have been exchanged as Italy's sacrifices and her contributions 11 I I t. I. ( Ut l K MKTHODS ' and commerical Interests. For several cause allies slluuli.ct In tlin follows: "American prisoners natural- to the of the has either i.ioumain'1 mt'i-- t thu nv.i. th Bwf.t mf liatlriti;; tlty, lamoill years it prominent editorialist of the t'Jii'.yrd for ll co.-- 11111.111 food been minimized or distorted." i v. ry h n' nml nnnintriiti rr.-- vu ion is l mid. eliinnla Tha ly complain of the given them, WHERE liiatlt'utl.in nf Daily oklahuman of Oklahoma City, an horse would re- Baby CliriiilgiH to Cost More. bunt r.i.r' tft art; hi von twiop t:uly. ii.li'tn plt'iitiful. iu Kind In the West. which American tinft y Okln. Mr. Jones has been Ini contact consists of the The of baby is going cldnl'lo in cool nml in vlrortti tna. American Plan and equtp-mi'ii- t; fuse indignantly. It price cariages .11 UTl'U-- niHthoiln. with in near no WHERE r.t ni'.Si iiloul CHilll'iin:. Thoroughly the perplexities of commercial refuse or turnips dipped into hot, up the future and living competent of ini'ii nnd womon " can tell to extent the fig- corpfi interests and has acquired an unerring water and labeled 'soup.' person what I It I'l') MIKVU K IM , hnmlM-;- - or ( '.MH'iicn-r- , Absolutely Fireproof und dirty rite Ihf UKM Knntu l unlm lkfaeti, grailnate nurnffl; ability to fathom the German ures will soar. Shortage of material, . ne healih Amtrli-a- pathological At Fort McPherson the 'iii'iiHi, no iiiiii ' ( .niinimi ill oi llllkitl Iflf VlUHiriH, HOSPITALITY--wmil- In etry plan irvioe. as a of the iL't--- conditions that urn com- are not. compelled or even particularly of steel, result hciiko i.f (ho u ir) r.'v:,;H umini'r rai.. Jf'ur dsorlpttva retarding' prisoners Closest Beaches to Los Cool Sea fohlt-- asked to do any work except in keep- war operations in a number of plants. Angeles Breezes. I" en a ilimiiiiiilluK ff iliir.r at tf and ral.'S mercial growth- From the reception their own clean and doing As a result 119 babies may have to Vhxltilu. It imn unmi Hi ivllir V. 1IAV iilMI'ON. Manager, of the plan at tho of the bus- ing quarters Tcntli und i.lndi-i- I.1111K meeting their own cooking, but several way take their outings In their parents' HiiM Mi;iKniHcciit vti.m' tsvt a Avenue, ileach, iness men it is determined In rcput.iJ nt. A Cut. easily that are to them for money, arms or improvised carriages made Ih open earning at- titiintsphfrn nf nrincm'-iit- the chamber of commerce to be tailor shop, fom Boap boxes with roller skates t l such as the camp laundry, luxury arul onif-- cvm present. revived and maintained for the pur- barber shop, etc. ' Tho men have a tached beneath. Just one baby will Thin ilffw:int in.iiviauiililv tlio war is if poses that have such camp theater: they enjoy games and be the allowance until the over. PAID SECRETARY TO brought tolling athletic diversions; they have a By way of a warning an Immediate fi'uin tjwry vli''ir. wrim f"iu- - benefit to other .cities. 25 to 30 cent for a ir musical organisation; they have edu- boost in price from per Cool, Interesting and Inexpensive Vacation rales, ASSUME CHARGE OF cational classes even to the study of on all baby carriages is In pospect. Tnnln. filf, Tiath- - Sanskrit and have living quar- The parents of all little strangers liiK, Mulnrlntf. l.i"'-Iri- K. MAGIC CITY they whose is rtKhliur mill C. OF C. EDDY COUNTY YOUNG ters exactly the same as those in arrival delayed longer than at- a month or six weeks are likely to be i HhHritf which our boys lived when they t h MAN affected. for gooj acccmmodalions from $1.50 a up. Ernakfai;t 35c ami 60c (Sim-- , a r uiiiotiff (PCIAL COBMIWNDIMCI TO MORHIHO JOURNALl RESISTS DRAFT; tended the officers' camps. day tlivMrtliim. training Lmirh roUlitlrHH 22.-T- Flies From Clothesline. days Vfic) 60c, Dinner $1 (Sundays $x.2f.. CliiviM, N. ftl., .lime he Clovis about live as l'(jacfl i flulinnoiiik' Inside the camps they on The BTEWAKT on Ofary Strent, just ufl Union Mqii.no is clone to Kxcclle.il IS LODGED IN JAIL Peace, whd had roosted so long worth while. ttuUlcVU til 'f ! chainlier of (oniiiieiee, a derelict of they please. clothesline Bushwick Municipal or hue passes the door, lituwait Motor meets In Germany .British prisoners the of avenue, principiil trains au.l stoamero. fmnt l.ci AtiT' fairer days, and In recent days com- shriek- TO .have been killed tor not stopping Brooklyn, back yards has fled abandoned, lias been stirred rCPRCIAL DISPATCH MCRNIN JOURNAL) to and M. But-Jjan- pletely I". Do- conversation when ordered to, for re- ing with her hands her ears, G. move- Roswell, N. M, June 22. (J. whose ears had also been from its apulby tills week In a insults by German officers, residents ment nald is in Jail here cbarsea with re- senting assaulted by sounds of verbal strife that will undoubtedly culminate for refusing to load German guns with Is intended for their com- peered from their kitchen windows 4n In tbe hiring of a live wire paid sec- sisting the draft. Donald, wlio 88 ammunition amazement. LI W A and lives near Lake was or- rades, and for other brutal causes. SANTA CATA ISLAND retary of the chamber who will guide Arthur, wound- For Mrs. James Schmidt and Mrs. its ilesl Inies and revive the erstwhile dered to report for service to the lo- They have been beaten while now on without anesthetics, Louise Lott, friends for years and booster that has dif- cal board of Kddy county next ed, operated vocal were in The Ideal organisation af forced to the hardest kind of manual antagonists, engaged Summer Resort ferent unit more active times in the Wednesday and protested by! writing the food or rest, describing each other at great length labor without, proper and at the of their voices. Strains ago and after four years of newspaper Past, mailo sti'inuniis effort to keep a letter to President Wilson saying he in to Inhuman top en- and, general, subjected snow-whit- e Summer work in has himself Olovls I'efure the but with would not and letters to eleven treatment such as Germans know of brown streaked the . Season, 1918 Ohio, given public eye Report, only Mrs. Schmidt had out tirely to educational and research effectiveness. Uufus other registrants, urging thent not to how to apply. ' sheet that hung waning Jones, ' to dry. Above on the I.ott Clothesline Bathing, Coating, Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Mountain Hiking, work. formerly. u nuwspupcr writer und edi- answer the summons. Donald was ar- a dark sodden garment was dripping. Swimming, and Many Other Diversions. torialist of Oklahoma CHy, met with rested by Henry Russell,, dopiity Unit- "Take In that rag,"i demanded ed be-f- or dirty llinil nml Aftvr 3U.ll. I'rpa ,: To of a deleprallon of business men at which States marshal, and arraigned loimalPea. Mrs. Schmidt. "Do you think I wash (.u."tI linnring June only rulrom liunninx BIG MAGANESE IRON Sml Out Quest I.tnft MAniifrai meeting was outlined the plun of J. Nesbet, United State3 commis- 22. Draft exe- for you to otiV" 1 Washington, June things ' drip Vrw lliili'l Ht. CuMirrinr, villa OntLiiroi nml TaiKiia to Oiirn In .lime. In sioner, who fixed his bond at 1,000. di- uniform f'lty DEPOSITS IN LINCOLN placing a paid or salaried secretary cutives of all states today were "It's my son's pants," Hoti-- shrieked Mrs. Ixjtt. "I'll 'have ar- furtli.'r Informalliin, fulilrs, i to., arid for n erval lima in tit. Oilhtirlne, charge of the affairs of the chamber Donald's father arul mother were Marshal General you lslund Villa or l'ac-Ul- rected by Provost retted." Canvas Clly. wrlto to Jlunning Company, Agents, lu4 KleutTti COUNTY TO EE WORKED of commerce, The plan was present at the hearing and urged the "Orowder to on Juno 25 and to BIOS., l.us Anirt'ltn, l.'ullfurnlti. greeted begin 'Ht looked to me like a pair of over- ' by tho business men will; enthusiasm, boy to promise to report for duty next continue for three days thereafter the all," Mrs, Schmidt told" Magistrate PVCIAL CORMirONDINCI TO MOHNINfl JOURNALl and after a discussion which was week. When he said he woulfl not do of to regis- mailing questionnaires McMahon in the Gates avenue court. .Santa l'V, June 22. That the bl the heads of tha this, his father refused to go on his trants of the class of 1918. "1 I'm as as Mrs. Lott. mostly guess patriotic manwineso iron deposits In Lincoln three banking bouses of the city have son's bond, and he was remanded to county are at last to be worked in been delegated as a committee to ap- Jail. Officers here believe Dbnald Is mmMibmmmmmtTh d- arear Importaflee M lbs trirtof todnv hat Mused tremmtdous - connection with coal Is of mentally unbalanced. mand fur tractor operator rtm repair im;ii. Mannheri rvervwtiere watt the deposits portion the fin.im'lal responsibility compctRfit tractloneers. BIG PAY. GREAT OPPORTUNITY NOW In (Heated by the incorporation today each concern" of tbe city as are . I OFFEKEO YOUNG MEN In thU new trade. Wstturn AmftHca'i 01 Hit. they Lartren ana km labia Tradn school has iniiufu rated sptcial court of tho New Mexico Iron and Steel to contribute to the support of the in iraciionecniiflnt anv can KtKKn tuu as an expert, wntt lor M The Germans made a of ; corporation of Carrizozo, capitalized chamber of commerce. poor job Trust Me! Dodson's Liver Tone! page caiaioi- - national auiumumv school, Try Ffoueroa at Elqlith Street, Lt AngeUt, Cat. nt $3,000,000, this being the fourth Mr. Jones earned an enthusiastic trying to tell it to the marines. million dollar corporation to be char- tered by the state corporation com- Liver Bowels --X, Calomel Harms and mission this month. Tho incorpora- My brother has been in tho army six university at Las Vegas. The board tors and directors of the company are: Made Me yearn. My brother-in-la- has been C. A. Roberts of Texico, W. T. Atree a liver-an- d bowel3 of rcRentv adjourned after a two days' Read Liven your a soldier Tor eleven years. My daugh- of Corona, J. A. Simpson of Carrl-zoz- my. guarantee! 8f!Bsinn and of a ian;e PERUNA Well Woman ter is engaged to a man in the army, disposing Flint RtallinKs of Farwell, Tex., without sicken- Ih amount of busiuoss that had accumu- and get straightened up taking anil my son ffoing ttt enlist just us and P. W. Hyde of Carrlzozo, each I soon as ht) Bets old enough." lated liie pant six months. An impor- . for 2,000 at $1 calomel. Don't lose a work "Case said the was reached when it subscribing shares No sufferer from catarrh ing day's dismissed," magis- tant each. Years aso It. P. Linderrnan of trate. not beKln For Years was decided to construction pa,., then of the stomach can read new condi- Hcthlehem, president of the buildinK until war of ac- Mrs. Van IJuren's letter Did Not Is is the Iiethlehem Steel company, There' no reason why a person Calomel a dangerous drug. It tions are more settled. Tho legisla- de- . quired laiKrc holdings of iron ore without a of thank- hould calo- Tak ROBERTS il:i session feeling Know take sickening, salivating mercury and attacks your bones. ture, at last appropriated in Lincoln as a, a Is posits county reserve, fulness. mel when a few cents buys a bot- a dose of calomel and you TO HEAD LAS VEGAS funds for tho structure, which when lit ' large nasty today the company's holdings Cuba Well , tle of Dodson's Tone a wilt nauseuted to- much rreeded, nml which which will "I have spent a gres.f deal of Day Liver perfect feel weak, sick and played out. The Colorado Fuel and with NORMAL FOR one. of tli o money doctor fop catarrh ? substitute for calomel. morrow. Don't lose a day's work. Take 3 YEARS be , finest buildings in the Iron company, In addition to uf the atomnrh and at times huve Mra. Martla A. VanBura,-1- in- 1 shipping It Is a a spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone southwest devote. to education The ir0,000 tons of iron ore to Pueblo been compelled to glvn up my IlWIilamt ht.. Grand Kaptds, pleasant, vegetable liquid Rol-ert- s Commander .YaVay stead and you will wake up feeling PCCIAL COHRCBPONOENCt TO MORNINO JOURNALl statistical report made by Dr. housework fur For years .Uiii., Past which will start your liver Just as No more from Fierro, Grant county, has been I did not knuT what a well dar city Hive, U O. T. M. ' great biliousness, constipa- Santa Fe, Juno 22. The depart- reflected must the splen- m coated graphically shipping Iron ore from Oro Orande iv h and cannot help but ftti surely as calomel, but it doesn't make tion, sluggishness. Heartache, of was to KTuwth made uni- woiil.l be alive to-d- ar -j-- ment education pleased did by tlie normal and the Oallitms mountains along the that I not you sick and can not salivate. tongue or sour stomach. Your druggist in had I not been induced to try Fornu find Dodson's learn today of the for versity .the eight years that ho has Kl Paso & Southwestern. Perunu. NU Liquid Of Tablet Children and grown folks can take says if you don't Liver Rob-er- buttlra t Peruua Dodxon'a Liver Tone, because It Is Tone acts better than horrible calomel three years of l.)r. Frank II. II." U been its president. Dr. ltoberta Is a itiado ate a well vtouaa.' Sold Everjmhere ) : pgrfectjy harmless. - your money is waiting for you. - - to tbe- president y of the normal native o. Vernon., 0 la 4a years of Journal YVunt Aa bring result. ' FOUR Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, June 23, 1918.

; t SENATORS LOSE Rookie Pitchers Hold Two WINS TO NEW y Clubs Near in A. L. Race THIRD GAME IN RENCE on Top OIL COOK STOVES EVEN UP SERIES NEW YORK SERIES r 1 Altrock Pitches Effectively Un- fex Benny Kauff Plays Last Game til Seventh Inning When He Before Entering Uncle Sam's Wilts and Yankees Drive in Service in the Army; Dodg- Good , Three Scores on Hits, ers Play Game,

e ' t prtrtC juudnal apEciAt. lcasco winri New York, June JS, NVw Vork Brooklyn, June 22. Brooklyn de- evened the scries with Washington feated New York, the result giving here. The veteran Altrock pitched the home team three out of four effectively for WuhsliiKton until the games In the1 series. Penny Kauff The Fuel Administration authorizesusto Bay that seventh when he wilted and the home played his lust game before entering tt consider the use of Oil Cook Stoves and Oil team drove in three runs on three hits, the army. Score: Save Coal Heater at thia time a very important help in the a fielder's choice and a sacrifice. New Vork. neceutary con nervalion of coul for war purponet. Score: A B. It. H. PO. A. E. 4 0 iO 0 Washington. Burns, If 0 0 AH. H. H. PO. A. K. Vniine. rf 4 0 0 3 0 0 Meals with Fuel g 3 0 Cheaper 5 0 ss t Quicker Photton, If Fletcher, r ... i i . r r i . 1 ,1 .1 l f !J 4 1 . 2 01 wan me tu&i m Foster, 3) S Kauff, cf xou can onset tne nign cost ioou icuulcu 4 2 1 It 4 Zimmerman, 3b . . preparing it on a Florence. It burns kerosene, the cheap and plen- Judge, 0 13 Milan, cf 4 0 Holke, lb 4 tiful fuel. Come in and learn how simply and quickly this popular c rf . . . 3 0 McCorty, Rice, 0 0 jtove works. Morgan. 2 b ... . . 4 II Ogden. p 0 0 No wick to fuss with, no messing, r.o trouble. You turn the bh . 4 o Rodriguez. 2b Lavun, 1 i 2b touch a and a clean, hot flame that cooks quickly Alnsmith, c 4 it lever, match, get 1 in a The oven bakes and Altrock, p 3 ii Perritt, p pd heats water jiffy. portable quickly . . xShanks 1 o Anderson, p jvenly and has a glass door through which you can watch your . xThorpe taking. All Florence products are fully guaranteed. t 1 xxWilholt . . . Totals 37 3 11 S!4 Florence economies in a few minutes xxxRarlden, c We'll tell you all about x Balled for Altrock In ninth. when come in. New York. you 31 2 4 24 IS 1 All H H. PO. A. K. Totals "Look for the Lever." x In 1 1 0 Batted for Rodriguez fifth, Miller, if ..3 xx Hatted for Perritt in fifth, ss . 4 0 I) i) Peckjnpaugh, xxx Batted for Anderson In eighth C. FURNITURE CO. Ilu 4 2 0 GEO. SCHEER taker, Brooklyn. 2h 4 1 i Pratt, A B. It. 317-31- Ih 4 o 314-31- 6 South Second Street 9 Pipp, . . . i . 4 0 If 3 0 Johnston, rf Bodie, ss 3 0 cf 3 II Olson, Mai sans, 1b 4 1 c . 1 II Daubert, Hannah, Z. If 3 1 0 Wheat, 1 Cincinnati Caldwell, p Myers, cf 4 game. In the second game latonia 3 b 3 1 drove Packard and May to cover in drby 211 5 7 27 6 O'Mara, Totals Doolan, 2b .3 1 the first two innings, gutting a lead won by j0hren Score hy innings: o 4 0 of six runs. 2 Miller, 100 000 00 2 It. H. K. Washington (Irimes, p . 0 Score Second game: by three lengths New York 1 10 000 30x Cincinnati 000 001 0102 0 2 e Two-bas- hits Foster, 5 100 000 02x 3 8 2 TBV yORNINa JOtiftNAL MPMCIAL LIAtID WINII Summary: Paul ) the same deal to and Totals 30 Ht. Louis Marsans. Miller. Shanks, (Ity Purnian refused report Latonia, Ky., June 22. the Caldwell, a of 11)17 Yanks went Score by Innings: Batleries: Schneider and Allen; Johren, Baker. Stolen Of the dozen of rookies who are couple other crack eastern Shotton. Home run the assistance of a number of jackles in into the army. With only three or four New York 200 Ames and Gonzales. by Spear- Han- - given trials the big league every base Marsans. Sacrifice hits from the Great naval is dependable veterans, Huggins surely Score Second game: R. If. E. mint, out of Mineola, carrying the - Ijikes training year it seb'om that one' exceptional Brooklyn ....000 nah, Caldwell. Double plays Ain- j station., Score: pitcher appears in the first season. welcomed tho advance signs that Cincinnati 330 101 0109 15 B light blue colors of Harry Payne smith and Morgan. Base on balls Off Cleveland. Thormahlen would be readv for reg- 2. Three-bas- e hit St. Louis 000 311 12 1 Whitney, annexed the Latonia derby L'sually, regardless of their work tne Doolan, Miller 0117 Caldwell Altrock 3. Hit by pitcher AB. It. II. PO. A. E. in the minor the ular duly this year and when Sac- Butteries: and Allen; to his already long list of winnings t; leagues young pitch- made off the bat Daubert. Stolen base Johnston. Filer, Regan Caldwell Struck out 4 10 ers must serve on the bench and In youngster good right and Gon- when he traveled a mile and a half By (Milan). Johnson, lb It made the Yanks look liko a much rifice hits Rodriguez, Olson, Doolan, Sherdell, Packard Brock, Caldwell 2. ss 3 3 the bullpen of a big league club for a to today in 2 minutes and 33 seconds, By Chapman, better club than it figured earlier In Grimes. Double play Rodriguez zales. cf 3 3 season or two before they have galneo on balls Off finishing three lengths in front of Speaker, sufficient confidence in themselves the season. Fletcher to Holke. Base Philadelphia-Boston- , 3 3 1. Boston 4. five other hailing from game postpon- Roth, rf u twt ailumtilo iHf.nct rf liiu luiifrlltt The other youngster to come Anderson 1, off Grimes Innings 8; Philadelphia . . 4 1 Shel-lenbac- h June 22. Davis held Kentucky and Canada. ed wet grounds. Wambsganss, 2b to take their place In the line- - through as a winning pitcher Is pitched Perritt 4, Anderson 3, Ogden Philadelphia, 4 3 of Willis Kil- Wood, If Uplt. of the White Sox, who has 1. Hit by pitcher By Ogden Boston hitle.ss for half today's Exterminator, Sharpe 2-- 1 6-- 1 mer's made Detroit ; St. Louis Evans, 3b 4 Two clubs in the American league had exceptional success this year for a (O'Mara). Struck out By Grimes 6. game, but the visitors hit Hogg hard Kentucky derby winner, Detioit, June 22. Detroit defeated O'Neill, c 3 2 fliiu vonr iinpo fnrtiinn la 'In iAt n i n I n u rookie. The world champions will enough in the first half to easily win. a bold try-o- but could never reach season the Whit- St. Louis twice today. In the first Coveleskle, p 4 1 youngsters w ho could go directly into go through the without Pittsburgh, June 22. Chicago Philadelphia hit Phillingim solidly, the fast flying Johren and the Shocker held Detroit to one hit ine line anu win uieir gaiue services f Faber, Williams and Scott, its hold on first but with two out, and the ney colt, simply breezing the last six- game nring veterans. and it will be to Kowland to to again strengthened usually the ninth when the lo- Totals 32 4 8 27 11 1 with the assurance of up try Pittsburgh, Boston his seventh teenth of a mile, flashed under the until inning, H was build a winner from what he has left place today by beating pitcher registered cals tied the score on a base on balls, particularly fortunate this defeat for in nine starts. wire with Jockey Frankie Robinson Chicago. when club Is losing men, Cicotte, Danforth, Itussell, Wolf- making the sixth straight victory a stolen a sacrifice hit and a AB. It. II. PO. A. R. year every wild throw to R. H. E. having him under wraps. Extermi- base, who are going into aervice. gang, Joe Benz and Shellenbach. Cooper. McKcchnie's Score: two-bas- e 0 0 8 0 who was back, hit by Cobb, Heilman's Murphy, rf . . 2 The success of young Herbert This may be the season for Mel the plate in the second gave Chicago Boston 220 040 0008 nator, three lengths 1 0 Is of. 2 was a in of drive through the box followed by Leibold, If . . . 0 Thorinnhlen at New York iftis, kept Wolfgang to show what he made three runs, a lead of two from which Philadelphia ..000 003 0004 9 length front Free Cutter, sacrifice and a hit by E. 7 the Yankees out near the front. Had I have been told by several American never recovered. Score: Batteries: Wilson; George Long's entry, while .the Ca- Cunningham's Collins, 2b. nev- Pittsburgh Filligim and j Miller has nadian colt stable K. Jones sent in the winning run. Felsch, cf 0 Thormahlen not come through league players that Wolfgang Chicago. logg, Davis and Adams, Burns. Hollinger from the H. E. 3 10 0 Huggtns would have been in a bad er received the credit due him, that of D. Raymond, . obtained fourth Score First game: It, Candil, lb AH. R. H. PO. A. E . 1 for Two of the Yankees ho has been .shelved when St. Louis ...100 00(1 000 0 I 5 Weaver, 3 b 4 2 0 way pitchers. repeatedly 2 1 1 money. 1 7 staff been traded to St- Iajuis he could have been used to advant- Flack, rf .. 000 001 4 2 rn 4 had 5 0 0 Detroit ..000 12 Hlsberg, in the deal which sent Pratt to the age and that he Is a brainy pitcher Hollocher, ss Batteries: Shocker ami Nunamuk-er- : Schalk, c 4 Yanks. Plank, who was secured in wllh a good deal of stuff. Mann, If 4 Relsler Won't Interfere With Deninse Poland, Dauss and Yelle. Shellenbaek, p 0 0 3 Merkle, lb 5 SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIOnJ Milwaukee, Wis., June 22. John Score Second It. II. E. 1 0 2 4 game: Benz, p STANDING OF THE TEAMS Paskert, cf Reisler of New York will not attempt St. Louis 210 000 000 3 7 Jourdon 1 0 0 3b 3 to of the ij ' Deal, interfere with the holding De-.roi- t 1 010 Hlx 8 8 0 . . , o 0 0 3 (Sec- Pulton-Dempse- .. ...,202 Danforth, p PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Zeider, 2b At Atlanta Memphis y boxing bout planned Batteries: Loudermilk and Sever-eid- ; J. Collins I 0 0 0; NATION All Killifer. c 4 ond game called end of seventh by for Baltimore on 4, Relsler's at------July Kallio and Yelle. -A f . U Pet. Vaughn, p 3 agreement.) torney here stated late this afternoon. 3 8 27 19 1 Totals 33 Chicago 36 18 .607 At Birmingham Little Rock The in the Dempsey-Reist- er Salt IiUko 2; San I. 14 0 attorneys Cleveland 4: Chicago X Score by innings: New York ...35 17 .648 Totals 33 5 9 27 controversy involving a contract ex- 4 San Calif , June 22 June 22. Cleveland de- - Cleveland 000 400 000 Francisco, Boston 30 28 .617 At New Orleans 2, Nashville 0. to come to a definite agree- 'Chicago, Hcore: R. II. E. Pittsburgh. pected 001 000 28 28 .481 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. a, feated Chicago by bunching hits off Chicago 0023 4 1 Cincinnati game forfeited ment. Salt Bake .2 3 1 3 4 0 Two-bas- e . 28 ..472 Caton, ss 0 to be- Shellenbaek In the fourth and Summary: hit Risberg. 1 6 1 lirooklyn 25 Mobile, Chattanooga leaving Inning San Francisco 3 0 2 0 0 Three-bas- e hit Kvans. Stolen base 24 30 444 Bigbee, If 0 won easily. Kant-lehn- er Philadelphia fore game time in order to play home Batteries: Willets and Dunn; 4 1 2 3 0 0 Chevrolet Wins Auto Derby. The world championship pennant Roth. Sacrifice hits Shellenbaek, Pittsburgh ..23 30 .434 Carey, cf Sunday game. and McKee. 4 0 1 2 2 1 Chicago, June 22. Louis won by the Chicago Americana from Speaker. Double playB Risberg to St. Louis . ..20 31 392 Cntshaw, 2b Speedway, 4 1 2 0 Chevrolet won the auto derby New York last fall was raised with Collins to Oandil 2. Base on balls Mollwitz, lb 13 0 To PuMIp. Chicago Oakland 7; Ixx 3. the 100-mi- race Mulford Off Covcleskle 1, off Shellenbaek 2. Angeles AMERICAN Hinehman, rf 3 0 0 0 "I to we hero today. I.os June 22. LEAGVF, 01 just want say that keep 1. e Angeles, Calif., W-- x 0 0 0 0 0 0 a bottle of Chamberlain's Colie was second. Vail third, Hickey fourth off Henz Hit by Pitcher By H. K. L. Pet. Harmon, and Score: R. 1 0 4 1 Old field fifth. Chevrolet's time out By . 36 3b. 3 0 Diarrhoea on hand all the and (flandll). Struck 7 0 Poston ... 25 .590 McKechnle, ... Remedy Oukland 12 3 0 2 and it excellent bowel was an of 108 miles an 1, Coveleakte 2, Danforth . . 24 .571 ,o 0 4 0 time, find for 55:25, average Shellenbaek 3 8 0 New York 32 Schmidt, DUKE CITY hellenbac l.os Angeles 3 0 0 0 5 0 trouble," write' Mrs. II. P. Cook, An- hour. 1. Innings Pitched Fit- Cleveland . ,.!34 27 .557 Cooper, p 1. Hatteries: Proygh and Mltze; 1 0 0 0 0 0 derson. Ind. Cleaners-Halte- ,Henz 4 Danforth Chicago . 28 25 .528 Getz, xx rs ters', and Lapan. Standridgo Washington . 30 31 .492 Totals 31 2 8 27 17 2 St. Louis . . . 26 30 464 220 West Gold. Phone 446 x in Detroit . 21 32 .396 Ran for Hinehman ninth. CHICHESTER S PILLS LUMBER BRAND. 21 .382 xx Hatted for Cooper in ninth. A WESTERN LEAGUE Philadelphia 34; .r. Auk your ifrafffiH lor a Glass, Malthold Roofing Chicago 130 100 0005 Chlchet-te-I,dlrI r Diamond Brand Paints, Oils, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 100 000 I'lIU In lit d and tiold nieMllicV and Building Paper. THE WM. FARft COMPANY WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Pittsburgh 001? boxes, sealed with blua Ribbon. V Summary: Two-bas- e hits Mann, Tak is afJtrtr. Rnv of voua V At Hutchinson 8, Wichita 1. it. AU forCMM 9 BALDRIDGE LUMBER Wholesale and Retail Dealers lr Deal. Stolen bases Ca- C blAMONU II It AM for Sft J. C At Oklahoma City 8, Joplin 2. Hollocher, flLI.H, FRESH AND SALT MEATS At 0, 5. NATIONAL LEAGl'K Sacrifice Zei 2 vetri knownu Uest, Safest,AIwysRelibto At Omaha 4, Sioux City 7. Kansas City Indianapolis rey. hits Flack, Deal, COMPANY At 3, Toledo 6. Cincinnati at St. Louis. Sacrifice flies SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Sausage a Specialty At St. Joseph 1, Des Moines 4. Minneapolis der, Vaughn. Flack, At St. Paul 2, Columbus 6. New Vork at Brooklyn. Schmidt. Double Hoi For Cattle and Hogs the Kultn Boston at plays Zeider, Market Price Are Paid "Two-Hit- " At Milwaukee 3, Louisville 4. Philadelphia. locher and Merkle (2)'. Bases on balls Join tlio Club. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Off Vaughn 4, off Cooper 2. Struck AMERICAN MiAGl'K. out By Vaughn 4, by Cooper 5. Glass, Paint r Cleveland at Chicago. SI. Lou! 2-- Cincinnati 3-- LUMBER Cement, Plaster St- Louis at Detroit. St. Louis, June 22. Cincinnati and New York. I Washington at St. Louis divided double-heade- r. Lumber at Boston. today's Albuquerque Company Philadelphia A rally gave St. Louis the first 43 NORTH FIRST STREET MISS BJURSTEDT STILL U. S. TEJVNIS CHAMPION

V MOPMNO JOURNAL BPCCIAL I.1ASKO Wlftl Philadelphia, June 22. Miss Molla HP BJurstedt. retained the women's ten- Gooqlff States Iff nis of United championship the by defeating Miss Eleanor Ooss, of the West Side Tennis New York, to- ms.iMxwnwsraMra club, the wo- day in challenge round of the UNITEDttiunnm men's' at STATES national tennis tournament - OOVESKMEKT the Philadelphia Cricket cjub. Tha score was Miss BJurstedt first won the title in 1915, shortly after she came to this country from Norway, and has successfully defended it each year since then- - r Teach the Children Thrift Mrs. Ir- George W. Wlghtman and - ving C. Wright ,of Boston won the Don't hide away the baby's pennies in a toy bank.- Put them to Vacation Needs mixed doubles championship by de- work. Invest in Thrift and War Savings Stamps, and watch the invest- feating Miss BJurstedt and F. B A. ment Alexander In grow. of New York, the final . 8-- Bonds are the best investment for the round for the title, (-- Baby baby. The match between Misa EJursteUt Let your children learn what it means to have money out at inter- We have just received a new shipment of Trunks, Suitcases and Miss Gosa was one of the shortest est. Teach them patriotism. Make them feel that they, too, can do on record in a national tournament, . and We are values low ' something for their government. Bags. showing extraordinary at very prices. sot mln-- I the first taking but seventeen When their War Stamps, from money other- utes to play and the second only fif- Savings bought they BAGS (All Leather) ...... $5.50 to $32.50 teen. wise would have wasted, come due five years from now, the little SUITCASES .$1.50 to $4.50 folks, then grown larger, will thank their lucky stars that they had (Fibre) N. M. Army Playera Win. parents who taugfct them thrift. . ' SUITCASES (All $6.50 to $16.50 El Paso, Texas, June 22. The Camp Leather) Cody, N. M., baseball team, won from TRUNKS $12.50 the Fort Bliss team In here to $30.00 a game v This Space Paid for and Donated by this afternoon, which, was part of j . WARDROBES , ..... $32.50 to $50.00 an inter-cam- p athletic tournament, by a score of 6 to 4- - The Fort Bliss MEYER & MEYER swimming team won the swimming The Merchant Tailors Who Can Save You match from Camp Cody, 46 points to M. L. MANDELL ne live clothier 24 points. Spangler, of ' Fort Bliss, Money on Your Clothes. swam 50 yards in 28 seconds. This was announced as an army amateur swim, mlng record. ' " ..:'; 4wwt-"'tfBMf-'1v:'"''v- ' Albuquerque Morning: Journal, Sunday, June 23, 1918. FIVE

EXTENSIVE PLANS OFFICIAL ARMY

e ay o. S; to BOXING RULES CRUSH TH mm AREGIVEN

Fortification PteiAL COMMirONOINCI TO MOHNINA JfU Largest Program Washington, June 20. Official to eovr-r- box.nsr Ever Conceived Here Is Ap- army boxing rulrs contests among the million and a half on men in training were issued today by IIIm -- proved by Committee if C war department commission on train- House ing conip activities, ''lie new code Appropriations. differs radically from the codes com- monly in use for tho last ten or fif- teen years and resembles more partic- IBV rfORNINQ .OMNNAL .PKCIAL IEAIID WH ularly the Marquis of Queensbm-- Washington, June 22. Plana of rules which laid stress on fast, clover the war tleimi tmcnt for carrying the fighting. Greater credit is given to warfiire on the western front beyond the boxer who is aggressive in spite the trench Rtase by a vast production of punishment than to the one who of heavy, mountain, siege and field eovt rs up or clinches. "A million and a half men of the Blins were made known toduy through new the the house army are being taught to boy," approval by appropria- says Dr. Joseph K. Itaycruft, head of tions committee of the largest forti- the athletic division of the commis- fications program ever submitted bv sion, in a statement accompanying the any government. The bill carries a new rules, "because it develops in total of $5, 435,096,224, the principal them those qualities of alertness and expenditures being for heavy artillery. pugnacity which makes them better Of the entire sum $2,000,000,000 is bayonet fighters, Success In bayonet asked as a cash and the fighting depends upon aggressive de- appropriation termination and attack even more remainder for contract authorizations. than upon technical tkili. Boxing Hased on an American army of develops this aggressiveness in of- men, the plans which the fense. A fierce attacking forward ac- measure supports have been approv- tion bayonet charge, means a 98 per ed by the inter-allie- d war council, cent quota of fighting men returnel through General Pershing, It was to safety. That Is one important rea- Borland of son why the new boxing rules sot a stated by Representative offensive of subcommit- high premium upon rattier Missouri, chairman the than on defensive fighting." tee which framed the bill. While the All back stepping, covering up ami program provides for some defenses purely defensive work are discouraged from possible German air 'raids and under the army boxing rules and each for coast defense, the chief concern contestant is made subject to a pen- Is for the of field alty for such work. This latter recom- production artillery. from The total for heavy mendation is a direct departure appropriation tho standard of is 229, 731, 295. The of accepted ring strategy guns Jl. report which puts a premium on purely de- the committee shows that the new fensive tactics. government plans for production of Under the new rules a total of six heavy artillery at Neville island, in blows constitutes the ground plan of tho Ohio river near Pittsburgh Is the boxing program. Th ' mainte- to equal the famous Krnpp plant In nance of such a series of blows must Island be taken Into consideration in the Dollars! Neville These Your For the With Germany. of "The value 140,000,000 is final judgment points. Boys plant appropriated. be will be of attack cannot overestimated, Manufacture of heavy pieces and should be considered a prime fac- carried on also at plants of the Beth- tor In the alloting of points,", it is lehem and Midvale Steel companies, stipulated. the report discloses. Because of the The new rules which are formulated length of time required for tho build- upon consultation with the commis- in various su-pre- me ing of large guns, it Is shown the gov- sion boxing instructors tho VERY American soldier "over there" is for the is not extensive camps, lay particular emphasis upon IT ready ernment yet giving going those points which are valuable in the concern to the manufacture of the of the men who has furthermost training projectiles although machinery are going to lie bayonet fighters. sacrifice his is the task. Yours is but back been or is being established 'y which Under the army rules the 'referee greater to the ammunition can be supplied In is shorn of much power. Mqny of his short order. active functions have been delegated of is as- Mount Guns on Cars. to two Judges, each whom these with dollars. Be do this sisted by a clerk. Fouls are clearly boys your ready to A11 of the new heavy guns provided defined and are within the Jurisdiction for In the bill will be mounted on of the referee who may disquali- railroad cRrs or motorized for rapid fy immediately any contestant for at- transportation, showing the war de- tempted unsportsmanlike tactics. partment, as was recently intimated, Downs are limited to the standard of a ten seconds. To gain fast action the Is expecting change from the trench been made to the of warfare. time limit per round has open style two minutes instead of three minutes The report of the committee give? for novice bouts. Four rounds will facts obtained from the war depart- be boxed except In the case of divis- ment showing that General Pershing ional champlopshlp contests which . National lias been field in run six rounds. . War buying artillery large may manufactur- Day from French Savings quantities ers. A of total appro- portion the would be Im- will to these concerna penditure of money priation go pay at this time, as well as Need of artillery in France Is shown practicable would provision for sending a large by the statement of the report that or of from American coast number of men to Panama any spare guns the The measure, defenses are being shipped abroad. It the insular possessions. however, carries $8,000,000 for aeriul June none of 2Sth Is made clear, however, that FHday, been coast defenses, a cut of one-hal- f. in the important coast defenses has V The has supplied the original request. dismantled. navy of ammunition, the army in France with 159 pieces, For the production fom inch to fourteen including shrapnel, high explosives ranging eight tho measure Inch. and smokeless powder, carries an of Your Aerial Coast Defense. appropriation government has officially set aside a day on which every loyal No appropriation is provided for guns or mortar batteries for the Unit- ed States coast, although an estimate Disproving "Shirt is summoned to enlist as a War Saver of $321,000,000 was submitted for that American systematic by "signing purpose. The committee In Its re- Sleeves to Shirt ports agrees with representatives of ex- - Sleeves" the the war department that such an Theory pledge" to invest in a definite amount of War Savings Stamps each month during 1918. HELP fh'K UNCLE W. S. S. cost $4.17 in June SAM Worth $5.00 Jan. 1, 1923 By Getting Remember the date, Jane 28th. Back up the boys-wit- h W. S. S. X 1:

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I tjrfT' .r A' wXO Yt.THB i WAS is4.) Is IISjut r t it 7f VftnTCDvfiTATESl This space contributed for the Winning of the War by ICOVERNMENT For Gold and Silver A Wonderful Opportunity " J JOHN M. General N. F. General To Let Uncle Sam Win in McTEER, Agent, LeSUER, Agent, The War And At The Same MISSOURI STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Time Get Rid Of Odd Suite State National Bank And Ends Of Old y Suite 4, Barnelt Building s 9, Building Silver And Gold Which , ''55s You Can Exchange For fNATIONAL R. M. PRAY, Agency Manager, r - K&m LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF THE f SOUTHWEST EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF ' War Savings "YOUR OWN HOME COMPANY" THE UNITED STATES, Corner Second and Copper. Suite 10, Barnett Building and . ' F. B. General STOCKMEN'S GUARANTY LOAN COMPANY v TWUiam Klssam Vanderbilt, Jr., SCHWENTKER, Agent, Thrift great-ffrandso- n of Commodore Cor- Stamps nelius Vanderbilt, founder of the New PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ALBUQUERQUE INVESTMENT COMPANY, : -. York Central- ralirnoii- ...... n.tan.. . 115-11- Mrs. C. A. V llttfl 7 South Second , Wright of the Just been elected president of the Suite 1, N. T. Armijo Building: Wright Trading Pott 4th company, unereby, he has disproved, ...O in so far as his family is N and Gold ha been in concerned, " placed the theory about American million- ROY J. BURROWES, General Agent, charge of this by the War aire families that the grandfather O. J. DURAND, Stato Agent, Savings Committee and will earns the fortune In his shirt sleeves, CONTINENTAL AND INTERSTATE CASUALTY the son spends It, and the grandson, KANSAS CITY LIFE INSURANCE return to you the full value In poverty, must begin again In his COMPANY, hlrt sleeves. The COMPANIES, of the articles in stamps. present Vanderbilt Suite 4 N. T. ' ' family has more wealth than the L Armijo Building Suite 26, Barnett Building old commodore ever dreatne"t-j-j- ' isssao t.

SIX Albuquerque Morning , Journal, Sunday, June 23, 1918. AM INDEPENDENT NKWSPAFBB ! tecnth century's development of ma GREAT wholesale laughter. This attitude of l THE AMERICAN HOME terial energies and th must-ria- sub- theirs is due (and this, perhaps, is Wit Slbcqaf rqa? stance of raw resources, this war its worst feature) to tho constant propaganda of the Prussian govern- neve would have occurred.. A war ment for forty years, and acting on might have occurred, but it would the mixture of brutality, feverish in- Horning jjournol have been on the small scale of pre- dustry, low cunning, cringing to offi- of vious national conflicts. was be- I cial, power and inordinate vanity Published by tha It WAIT UNTIL 60 the nouveau rich, which now com- cause of a world-wid- e crea- JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. century's MY pletes the pleasing picture of the pa- tion of wealth, wealth claiming men's GET PockEXBooK chydermatous Teuton." Weatarn RepresantatlT very souts, that the super-strugg- The foreword to the volume is a C. ANDERSON. made Theodore Roosevelt J. came. speech by - Bldg., CHloago. m. at a luncheon at the Union . !i ....a u JUrquotu in ma- --- I. private Germany the development of League club. On this occasion Col. reOfl VBtUi-lA- PKt Eastern ReprasantatlTa terial wealth and the desire for an in i,-- Roosevelt emphasized the need for RALPH R. MULLIGAN Now-- D - MISSUS, . to "show us the From tho Berlin Post. n 42nd Street, New York. creased development failed to pre documents necessity Eul Kjrofew i( of this war through until it An official consisting aecuuil-cl- a serve that which alone - mmrrf fighting commission, as matter toe Entered at spirituality You UKE To is frowned by a peace of overwhelm- of two officers and a police- of Albuquerque, N. M., under Aot can It in K military poatofflca Interpret wealth, set bounds, M&WjM ing for the right." all in uniform and ri- of Congress of March 1, 1879. BUV - ' triumph man, carrying understand its uses and its limits. - A Robert Appleton, treasurer of the fles, and sldearrns, appeared on sev- Jj&rger circulation than any otber paper iMMW to successive in all schools New Germany, it must be remembered, ! American Defense society, adds eral days the In Mexico. The only paper In New of and districts Mexlce lnued every day In tbe year. . was is the offender. we must STAMP?) this comment: Essen the adjacent and and But ,. confiscated "tKUMs" OK SUBSCRIPTION : "If further evidence we're the children's knapsacks, not forget that the same sore of ma- any to of Cd for by carrier or one month. .TOO needed to substantiate the inhuman subject the payment tha Dally, by mall, terial In- Yearly, In advance tTEa) wealth had been eating an as in "The Crimes of leather straps attached to them. Tha practices given confiscated articles were removed NOTICJS TO SUBSCRIBERS. sidious way into all the nations, Amer- Germany,' it is to be found on the in news- a hand cart. Subicrlbera to tbe Journal when writing ica included. - : front pages of the New York to have their paper changed to a new ad WJ week. For Subsequently it was discovered that America now must keep her faith papers during the past reea must ba aura to fflva tha old address. example, all the reports of the sub- the whtSle affair was a fraud, and that that it is her destiny to establish the MFfl the members of the "commission.'' r Carolina show "The Morning Journal haa a higher circu- n marine sinking of the lation than la accorded to any other doctrine that the creation of wealth r women and children were Imposters. rating that helpless paper In New Mexico." The American is good only in as far as It furthers were put into small boats seventy-fiv- e To us It seem's an incomprehensible, Newspaper Directory t(ie of man. miles from land at nightfall' Just mystery that such a swindle couM ba perfection to tho coming of a storm." on occasions un- After tho is won prior perpetrated repeated MEMBER OS THE ASSOCIATED military victory Outrages in Duly Exposed. der the very eyes of The high authori PRESS. and the nations of the world gather made the ties without the thieves being le-- la To this indictment by toolai ' Tbe Associated Preea exclusively about the peace table, these Defence is added an entitled to the uaa (or republication thoughts American society ot all news credited to It or not other- must be clear as crystal. At that ta- official expose of the bruial oppres- wise credited in this paper and also ble America must see to it the sion and outrages practised by Ger- that in the of INSPECTION OF FEET the local sewa published herein. shackles of be mans occupied portion Italy. iron, loosed from the Dr. Felice Ferrero, director of the THE JORNAt, takes and prints souls of men and nations. And let to- Italian bureau of information at GOl SAVES LOTS OF GRIEF, sixty hours and thirty minutes of ex- day's faith and desire be that the fur- Filth avenue, arrays the facts. clusively Associated Press leased wire nofes troops aervlce week. No news- nace of America's will Ho that "the enemy's (Aasndnteil Tress rWreaiMinAenr.) each other present trial did possil l to paper published In New Mexico takes) loose the Inst rivet in tho shackles that everything humanly Camp Kearny, San Diego, C.ilif., twtnty-fuu- r tertifv the civilian population. With 'It One mure than hours of As- were June of tho causes to which sociated Press service during a? week tightening about her own soul. fierce uhouls, they swarmed up and was ascribed I he absence of sore feet 0 Lot her go to the peace table with down the streets, battering houses In among the soldiers of the 144th field 'search of food and wine. Furniture (California Grizzlies) on hands wholly clean. into the artillery Sl'NDAY. . .JUNE 23, 1918 iwas broken up and thrown their recent field march was a daily 'streets, where It was heaped into inspection of feet. Govei'iiment control of railroads is huge bonfires that became the cen- Each battery commander was re- Til I II FT STAMP WEEK. crazv celebrations- to to last only eighteen months after the ters of quired inspect the feet of till his The coming week throughout the women hid themselves in men each day. Those whose feet end of tho war providing someone "Young country will be given over to the thrift terror in the remote corners of the showed signs of chafing or the begin- can' be found to Mc-Ad- com- The idea of thrift was so unscramble the houses, but many outrages were ning of a blister wero ordered to tha stamp. omelet. mitted. has been succeeded hospilul tent for attention. to America two Pillage wholly foreign years by regular and systematic spoliation. ago that it appears almost unbeliev- Ulouses are searched ami an vaiua-- ! Judge Peyton Is Buried. able a nation could become a follower SOCIETY I WAH TIME. bles that wero savedfrom tho troops El Paso, Tex., June i'l. Funeral In striving to make the world safe have been seized by government services were held today for of frugality, providence and forehand- been forwarded Judge for democracy, America is becoming 'agents. These have Peyton F, Edwards, dean of tho IU ed nesu in so short a period. to Austria. Har democratic herself. As our young Paso association, who died here The uation has still far to go before j whole exists in Edwards was well men throw off civilian and WITH SCISSORS "The population yesterday. Judge it will have learned the lesson oh well garb gel Boche Backed Proofs 'dally terror. Rules and regulations known throughout Ihe southwest, as learned It in its under the khaki, they look a good Brutality by laid' down by Hie invaders are so de having practiced in the Arizona and Germany many AND PASTE onerous ioin New Mexico as well as in Tex- wars. The German'" a deal ulike very much like brothers. tailed and and penalties couris "thrifty is violation .are so extreme mat it is as. He was a confederate veteran. term Fellows who didn't live In the same not without its explanation. (New Yoi k the anricnt of tho sea frohi practically impoirible for any one, end of town at home, and travel NOT A Sun.) chivalry begin-eve- n Nevertheless America is coming to didn't Sl'CH ;iii:vr M)SS. All evidential of Gcrnan the blacker slaius which have forever to escape piinishmenl. in the in the same N. S. walks of ' understand its One of set, are now pals in the (Sydney W.) Bulletin. bestiality and brutality in Belgium, tarnished Iha name of the German In the commonest life, meaning. year . Invaders army. A German farmer in Australia had northern Franco ami Itussi.-- will bo army. But even this was not to bo. ning tho clergy accepted the war has taught us that there is as but gradu- TODAYS Hack home'thelr mothers are meet- a rather delicate wife, who worked distributor! widely in this country by "As on land collected the with indulgent neutrality, much in a life of DiCi-ns- they the con- enjoyment economy herself to death in a few the American society within wounded find ally they were impressed by ing for the first time in the Red Cross years. After after Lous bombed them and invasions of as in a life of extravagance and waste. the funeral a was a lew days. The document will b6 to death in a trench, so in the open tinuous arrogant or a War Mothers' Club. The rich neighbor condoling of hear- even the most insignificant civil GARTOOMT A jjood many people liave discovered with him on hi3 loss. composed proved facts ad sea, where no blockade obtained and mother and tho poor mother have great say and rumor, however credible, hav- no had rights. They now openly espouse the that there is more. "Vuli," Bald August, "she was a warning been given, they the 1 to In good ing been discaided. shelled of cause of oppressed populations. something draw them together woman but 'J the helpless passengers the The merchants of Albuquerque, the a bit too light for, my lie purpose of its issuance is to as drown- of 'checks' are hope nnd per- Anoona, they laughed at tho "Large quantities student at the summer sympathy now; later, work." in thij 'ii c.ousncss o the forced on the people by officers nnd m university ing women of the Fulaba, or fired on haps, in grief. Ari.triuan peop o I'jut tho (ic.-nian- men. These are inscribed with such W( school and citizen who holds unarmed ICnglish sailors on n stranded every the havi! murdered as 'Seek from welfare The moment there was something LOXDOX OPINION IN 17TC. civilians, outraged submarine, just as they pistolled their bitter humor payment of the city, state and nation women, razed churches- and 'Will be by Jesus worth while to do, rich girls of spirit (London Times.) committing own nipn whom our crews tried to Cadorna' paid foremost will, do his share this week every possible crime against civiliza- save. is a bestial Christ.' The silver of the country is and (firls of seized To the American war Ameri- There ferocity in to promote the sale of stamps. The poor spirit the op (the tion, with the utmost deliberation this conduct of a war which cannot being systematically withdrawn and to do to can Revolution) London since the of the war in Au- bank- best way to do it Is to buy as many portunity what they might wits bitterly beginning be forgotten as the wounds of oth- is being replaced by Austrian win the war. and uniformly opposed. In the begin- gust ,114, ami that they have plairfly were notes." thrift stamps as one can afford. help er wars healed when peace is ning of 1775 the common council pro- exposed their Intention to prosecute made." Now, with the patriotic, democratic bar- The boy or girl who buys thrift tested measures future wars by the aid of such IN leaven working among all women, against the taken to barities. Their destruction of Belgian and MEN HOSPITAL stamps now will be learning a lesson Massachusetts for Boston French cathedrals would not women themselves welcoue punish the The American Defense society, as springs, this writer CAMP which will be worth more to him in Tea Party. They urged that "it can- concludes, from their savage jealousy GET BOOKS AT a new standard of an everybody knows, is waging an of years to come than the stamps them- aristocracy not be supposed that a great number campaign from coast to coast, the supremacy of finer races in aristocracy of work? of men- Indict- art. Their medals reflect barbarity (AHNorinled Pn-s-s selves. He or she will have learned naturally hardy and brave, and the spirit of the terrific or rrrpiponilpnre.l Would they not welcome a will submit to ment have the a similar strain. Camp San Diego, Calif. that saving, instead of being a hard- change quietly a law wheih will they prepared against Shown In Medals. Kearny, in the Bociety column that reduce them almost to and whole teutonic nation is by way of Barbarity June 1!2. Books and magazines for ship, is a boon. At the same time the famine," a reminder to .Americans that The naked witch astride her pale soldiers at the base who are would chronicle only the worth-whil- e stigmatized recent legislation about being .hospital first ami most essential element in the has not .his spots. horse and waving the incendiary's not too ill to read now are sup- doings of the women who the colonies as leopard changed torch being successful business will have been are doing "partial and oppres The Crimes Of Germany" is the title (a characteristic anticipation plied through a branch of tho camp what to sive." of the fall of Paris), the Zeppelin an mastered. they may help win the war? of the pamphlet to come from tho library, with nssistant librarian in Spools When - The idler among women as well as the bill became law and hos- press soon- .. raining death upon English houses, charge. The service has been In effect tilities began, the common council Proof I Itochd Soldiers- - the submarine medal with its "Gott only a short time but has scored a hit among men will be on the of In- LICY ITEM'S. fringe sent a petition to tho king against the The preface contains this comment strafe England," the motto that with the convalescents and others soon. The Kng-lis- h their society wearing of jewels "measures whose destructive princi- by Sir Frederick Cook from the spired equally childish "Hymn benefitted. - of Hate," to the derision of the rest Miss and elaborate gowns will attract at- ples have driven our American breth- edition- The servlco also provides books for Lucy McGinty not only is a evidence is of the world all would long ago tho soldiers and at the tention still, but a different kind of ren to acts of fol- "Tho against Germany nurses hospi- fine young woman, but she is a valu- desperation," and, to be, found not in tho sworn have slain the Huns with ridicule if tal. Precautions are to attention. The service on a moth- lowing the of merely taken prevent able citizen of the United States of pin guidance Chatham, statements of eyewitnesses ami of her their hides were not imprevlous to the carrying of disease by tho books- er will mean more to of asked that the colonists should have Hiem-Rclves- in i America. Since they've taken to rais- the people victims but the signed America than tho diamond "an opportunity of giving, as freemen, letters and documents of her own sol ing young women like Lucy in the biggest what seem father can buy. they resolutely determined diers. That evidenco proves her de sunflower state people have stopped to refuse under the of liberate intention to these And when One sees injunction laws incorporate the service ." wars asking, "What's the matter with Kan-- ' pin, made independent of their own ton-sent- atrocities in nil of her subsequent MB?" does one care' whether it Is on a silk and to menace the future peace and gown or a cotton civilization of the whole world with - When Lucy McGinty's father died frock? Besides these official utterances twelve imilar barbarities whenever the army he left a widow, three children and a nearly hundred "gentlemen, thinks them necessary," mortgage on"tho- Kansas farm. Politicians who tallt politics during merchants, and traders of London" After alluding to the tarnsparent an Ber- As the wasn't old to the coming campaigns will not get signed address to the king. They falsehoods uttered by Dr. Moll of boy enough step "to see treas- lin In of crimes Into his far toward office. grieved the blood and extenuation German father's shoes Lucy got into ure of your wasted iu occupied, territory, Sir Frederick them. majesty's subjects con- In effecting a fatal separation between arrives at another phuse of Boche Last HO M I' ST DRIVE duct: year she put acres into t orn. TO WIN. the different parts of your majesty's As "It might have been hoped that she did all her own plowing and empire by a war,, uncertain in the navv have es That victory follows the decisive at their would, at least, cultivating it was a man's sized job. event, destructive in its consequences, caped through some faint memory of The flies were so bad during the sum- tack and never comes with even the and the object contended for lost in most mer months that Lucy did her plowing couragous defense, General Foch the contest.'' They could not believe nt her points out as the first principle of that laws "so repugnant to the policy up high jinks. This is all the truth, night, having sister and little sure as I am sun's brother a modern warfare. In other words of former time" would have re- just as that the bring midnight lunch into ceived the sanction of goin' to shine one day In May protuy the field. No man American and allied force must as parliament', - farmer in Edwards "had sen- on. a, Thursday. (They've got forty- sume tho offensive the real circumstances and on one county got a better crop. Lucy har- before the kaiser timents of the colonies been five of these looombtWes that Is The thorough- line now.. vested 30 bushels to tho acre, 1.50C beaten. war must be carried ly understood or the true home to principles "Well, purty soon we happened to bushels. the Germans, Into the very of their connection with the mother think of the old Medicine Chief again, Then last fall Lucy got out tho old heart of the German empire to Ber- country been duly weighed." and Lawd, he was mad when we could and followed ft. lin, if need be. Force, they thought, never went buck to him. We tried to smile plow up and down the tho smile and wheat Merely off blows IBn't "change opinions or convince the it all off, but he wouldn't fields, sowing Lit) acres" in win- warding minds of clo Bill 'Eskivous Baldwin loco- ter enough. We must tho Huns now freemen," and attempts to said, wheat. whip defeat the Americans bands' of for motive'.' (vou know Bill thinks he's Or this War all' over iti the by old man She did the 'listing, disking an J fight again eign and rebel- a regular linguist), but tho near future. mercenaries, Papists, wouldn't savvy, an' I said to him, planting. lious slaves would destroy the national nous Ye believe ,klnda coy-lik- "M'sieu, pas If the weather is kind Lucy will grow the nations leagued .honor. France and Spain would "joy- n'avon seen a damn un of them things enough food to keep hunger away against kaiserlsm are approaching the fully embrace the occasion of aveng- par un year; ce tres bon, special from a whole regiment of our soldiers day when "They shall not pass!" will ing that disgrace they sustained dur- " over In France for several months. no longer be the battlccry. America ing the late glorious war from the arms THE DILEMMA. And Lucy will reap a bank account can hasten the day when the word united of Great Britain and America." in com- Inquirer.) which is as it should be. will all along that line On to Again, 1776, the (Philadelphia pass' mon council returned to Leonard Wood, but they won't let Much of this man Berlin! the subject, threatening pow- and petitioned' about "the him. er on ' For the United In parliament shortage American farms' would States must be distressed situation of our fel- in present disappear If there were more Lucy Europe overwhelming forces before low in America" and ne- "THE FOOL II AT II SAID." subjects the for McGlntys in rural America. There are General Foch's "prepured bludgeon" cessity of adopting "such measures for (Tlte Red Cross Magazine July.) can drive the This is a message from one who some, of course, but not the Germans back across the healing of the unhappy o nearly present knows Coningsby Dawson-t- those enough. Lucy herself says there are Ilhine and carry tho war to tho kais- dispute as may be speedy, permanent, who do not realize. It Is a message many girls in city stores and shops er's doorstep, whore It rightly be and honorable. direct from the trenches in France ' - - . behind who could do ns well as she On the longs. by a soldier and writer to us. OLD lines. He r farm. And cleared out FRIEND FROM HOME. the says: - Lucy enough Capt. B. M. "Life has swung back to a primi- of At the of tick- Bernheim, medical com her last year's corn crop to buy present rates railroad corps, was up at the American Nive decision since the war u of automobiles. How ets, for is no more front from ac- menced. The decision Is mo same ior couple many traveling pleasure Paris the other day, can shop girls did as well? than a memory. cording to one of the captain's letters both nien and nations. They published in the Louisville Post, and' tbe world or achieve their own there he happened suddenly upon an souls. They can .cast mercenary lots AMERICA'S FAITit. HANDS Mt'ST BE CLEAN. from the IT, 8., A. Here's for the raiment of a crucified right- the way he describes the eousness or take up their martyrdom meeting: nations A year when America had not Members of the American Labor "We were just about to shake hands as disciples. Those men and YOUR ago, who have been can HAS OFFICIALLY SET de Commission in la- with the Medicine Chief when all of a disciples together GOyERNMENT fully buckled down to the Job of Paris at a general sudden- out of a a fail to remain friends when bor right clear sky, scarcely fool feating Germany, there was in this conference voted agairist'the;p!an real, loud, shrieking, honrst-to-Go- d the tragedy is ended. What the country an impersonal attitude to of a few French Socialists to meet locomotive whistle sounds, and wo all says In his heart at this present mo- Friday, June As National War ward' the the attitude men take with German workmen in a .neutral three left old' man Medicine Chief and ment is not of any lasting import- 28, Savings Day Huh, beat hund- ance." toward a' whom to over it for the railroad, only a burglar conviction has country talk peace plans. red yards away, and there, sure miff, face to face with "Never will American workers meet was LIMITATIONS. Every loyal American will be summoned to show his patriotism by brought punishment a real, live, whoppln' Baldwin himself pledging It was not so much the Hun himself the Germans until the latter abandon locomotive American all over, engi- (New York Evening oPst.) to invest a definite afriount in War Savings Stamps. even was In matters of national finance ho Is that aroused us, but rather his kul- - the' cause of imperialism and militar- neer, fireman, the steam Hcsn. First whistle of tho kind Kitchinette. . Pledge Yourself to Save; and Buy War tur's breaking in upon the peace of a ism," declared James Wilson of the we'd heard In nigh on to a year, and Savings Stamps world. United States commission, adding: tne first real SINE QITA NON. Regularly Every Month. . engine. the As America'- In "Til then' Americans will to tho "Man alive, but we did onjoy that This war won't end right until part the gr.eat fight "she "toot" is taken out of Teuton, the NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE laBt blood." engine! And and struggle grows, our attitude shifts. It dollar and the last drop of down them tracks, swltchin'. Just germ out of Germany, and tho stolen turns less Impersonal; the Hun ceases In other words, the German people them little ole French 2x4 land out of Dcutschland. This Space Is Contributed in Behalf of the Cause by to bo a symbol of evil, becoming In must come to a peace meeting with cc.rs firound like they was nothln'. And once in a while she'd race TOO JIl'CH EFFICIENCY. Head evil itself. clean hands, and' as' long as kaiserism every 4 up and down all by herself, the Amer- (Answers', London.) Yet America must not for is are stained " sci- The wholly their their hands play-In- Citizens god " Bank ican engineer arM fireman Just "Have you. been studying the n Q of Albuquerque get that, after all, It was an idea, a with savagery, inhumanity and injus and klckln' u-- j their heels ence, of efficiency? . was a lot ot had to about 'view.' or Interpretation," of ln worth tice... ..- And don't you know, they "Yes;" give up reading in somo ears on 'he It. Oo so that I found it "The Bank of Personal Service" whiles" of that plunged the world American labor will never clasp Alabama mules interested life, siding and when they howd that old was interferrini my regular nlne- - a i , . '. into the vortex. But for the such hand! i whistle they all whinnied an' kicked work." . V

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f, x SEVEN Albuquerque Morning Journal. Sunday, June 23, 1918.

f 31 Tel 111 Ykrowik &e SSEFHEP COLMMS

v FOE SALE A ILL BUY oil leases near A Sure E EI OPENS drilling wells or on favor- $2,000. frame, modern, 2 FOU SALE One of the best built, w able geological structures sleeping porches, completely est located, most convenient and up- - or anywhere there are oil lndica' suitable for 2 families, tions. Can finance proposi- for $30.00 3rd fiv ro)m b.m?.ih."."t, in llw j drilling rents per month; o 01 T W a ii tion. Want to get in touch with lowlands. Price terms ap-- . ward. and upon UNSTEADY BUT do on com- modern bungalow, close In men who will leasing $2,500. frame, bath etc., jlication. and 5 glassed-i- n Bleep- mission. ce- lowlands, hardwood floors, White Cement Brick, rooms, bath, sleeping porch, fine shade trees, fireplace, i N. M. ment block com 2 porches, 60-f- t. lot. Owner Is leaving furnace heat, hardwood floors, just finished, Box 38, Kast Las Vegas garage, good barn; nell ing porch, pletely furnished; 4th. ward. town and must at once. The TEMf on & CO. brand new, sidewalks and trees, location Luna Boulevard. bungalow. price is right. See CLOSES STRONG $2,300. shingle THIRD AND GOLD. modern, built-i- n features, hardwood A LITTLE DOWN AND MONTHLY LOST. floors, glassed sleeping porch, 4th. ward. Mortis. .Co. PAYMENTS BUYS IT.' i garage: A, A i.'liti.'k leather hi d L puim mi stuccoed In between I..ead Haeeliliue, H- - $2,500. bungalow MW IIUMGALOW street, and e. REAL ESTATE. FIRE INSURANCE, turn to 313 Wot Haeeldine. University Heights, modern, LOANS. Fiv- - room brick, dandy lucHtjoit, Kfod United States Steel, Baldwin PaRKase purrrhes. baHrment, furnuoc, fir place, Mrd-wou- d Wo LOST $10J0 reward, a trunk at Phone 156. 216 Gold. huIU In room, Santa Fe depot, with name Flera $2,600 adobe, pebble dashed, West ftoom, features, Krtrajje, Locomotive and General 713 treca. for only JJ.ToO. n is a snap, Rmd . Lnptz. No questions. South Fnurih. modern, lot 70x14 2, cement waiKS, terma. Phone 999. 115 South Second. Motors Make $1.700 brick, city water, In H. MrTM'OllAV Highest Gains; PASTURAGE. side toilet,, electrlo lights, new nm SALE New Kama Fe brick bung-alo- 1 10 U. ioM. I'hone 007. two bed rooms, In and I:uro living and Fire and Aut Insurance Notary Fubtlo Rails in Background, FOK RENT Futura wltn water city floors, newly papered painted; dining room with oak floors, hath, kitch- limits, 11.60 par month In dvnce. near shops; easy terms. en, sleeping porch, electric fixtures. Phone M7-- f Hrenliu shades, aide walks, i0 foot lot nil SEVENTY aorea or $1 fenced and gaa on the street. Terma IB" paatur, par ha, FLEISCHER MOBNIN JOURNAL IICIL WIM month. Dolde's Ranch, a ml lea aoutl A. reasonable. New York, Juno 22. Short cover- town. Phnna lata. Kami Estate, Insurance, Loans , w. n. r.RR modern totl.ige; a bargain; ing in standard issues and bullish ac- 111 Bout. Fourth Strsst ni Mouth alter Phone 1 l;t-- J garage, barn, shade trees $2,600.00. tivity by pools In some of the more WANTED Rooms and Board. MONEY TO LOAN - volatile shares accounted in large A. I Kl iioum with alot'iuni; poivU and measure for the close of to with board by younp lady, linlvcrslty HELP WANTED. strong elck. 1Q54-- stock market after its uncertain Not Phone tor mm day's Male. Good Wall opening. hOK KENT Miscellaneous. Tents, by the A.'lED A porter at Unmshuw. week or the month. United States Steel advanced two 00:i liol-- by T iKNT Mw$ Garage. Inquire Wst wXnTK'd Man to' feed stock. Matthew's Emm FOR points to within a fraction of Its max jiOKShls ana Riga to Jetu.-- sum Dairy. TELEPHONE 79 RENT Rooms. ' opnuks, imum current movemerit. lialdwin rate. 8. Qarela, lint North Arno. THi'TB LVA.ngelcs Y. M. C. A. Aulo School Nortku Locomotive was freely taken at an FOR RENT-Gcn- tle driving; nt,rse and bug- Train for aervice.1 ftfl 3 lr,A4-.- KOH RENT a m.una to 60,000 well watered extreme of 4 gy. II. far hour.. T'hone Experiem-f- clerk. nouscaeepuiB with pri- 50,000 acres; advance yt and General WAXTKl) cigar Apply vate bath. Mil North Fourth. Motors outdistanced all stocks New Mexico Okih" Co. FOR RENT Dwellings. other I'Oit llfc.NT Three-roo- uiiTuriiisTuii houso. CHIROPODIST Aloioi-ioen- Elec- suitable for cattle, or sheep. at a gross gaUi of 5 '4 points. TTa.siwu Apply al Llty Aorth. I0. 1300 Weeond. laiul; (V office. New Occidental riulldlne. inquire North ii.oi-i.,ll.- i v Mt its una callouucs re- trlo Shippings, coppers and the usual o.j FOR RENT Furnished nrusc two rooms RENT Fumlshe 211 1 moved without 'o soreness WANTED A milker; am. a rarm hand. Ap. (Oil rooms. unclassified issues closed at pain, after and sleeping porch. Nice shade. 1300 North Second. Albuquerque Hotel. irregu Bunions treated. Ingrowing nulla ply Boiemek'a Dairy. 1903 North Jurth. North Second. Your FOU RRVT Rmm. I" lar quotations. cured. feet examined free. Satisfaction muat underatand Modern Sua and see C. E. WANEINiihcook, t'OH RENT fmii n.im home turn. ho iiver Golden Rule Store ir Mwmm Rails were in guaranteed ('all me, Chase, paatry. experienced. Apply Mecca Cafe, no joainhean alekj Nw the islied: sick. on MSs background Overland Hotel, 309 2 Weat Central. Phone Apply premises. 2 IfXiR itENT Mouern rurnisneo no A few low western 694. WANTED Woman cook, i0; carpantora and Weat Marouette. rooms; throughout. grade running water, camj Weat Central and southwestern rails also rose frac- laborer. Employment Agency, lit South aic; I South. FOR g stock. mean FOR Third. Phone 164. RENT Furnlsned rooms n,r liuaekeep-In- Will consider buying tionally. Sales, 285,000 shares. SALL Acal Estate. and single rooms. 121 2 North ...i.vTKD A middle aKcd man with $il)0 OK RENT One furnished m house Third. Impressive changes In the bank FOR SALE Lot ou North High 161 feat to manage a profitable buainess, good 403 South Seventh. Apply at West busincss and want action. were from Central vn. ' front. Phona 151I-- J A(ttlrea No. 2. Journal. Gold. Also four-roo- unfurnished house at roll RENT For the summer bod rooms In statement traceable to recent cool MAN' OH WOMAN 411 South Seventh. large house on North Eleventh. payments-o- f income taxes. Actual FOR SALE Mix acres of cultivated land Experience unnecessary; Phone 320. and 3 mllea north of town. dtalribute aamplea and take orders for bis loans decreased almost house, Hlgnranras. UIO $137,000,000, Cash price $809.00. Oa term $800.00. Phono selling household neceasity. Manufacturora' tlllAXDK JlOTRI. ltoonis and aparl-nient- net demand deposits about $150,000,-00- 0, JG85-- Hale Enid, Okla. RENT Deairable modern 51 West Central. Mrs. Richard ()., fuu West. reserves of clearing house mem- WASItU Competent alcnoiciaplier. prac- furnished cottage. Phone 21M-- Propriiress. eaacn-tla- l. ROOMi bers in the federal reserve bank con- tical knowledRe of bookkeeping very FOR RENT rNiur-roo- furnished IMPERIAL Nrco clean rooms; cent; commercial 60 bills on 1 bungalow or day Salary f 00. iBernalillo Mercantile Com- 2 glassed-l- porches, lia.'l Homh Arno. rates by day week; over Woolworlh'a, tracted $41,000,000, and excess re- banks, 4.72 60 Bernalillo. n. M. 319 West Central. per cent; commercial pany. FOR HENT Furnished two. room serves were reduced by about 0. bills, 4.71 demand, cottage Koli RENT u day per cent; .A.TR1 Man and wife for general ranch with sleeping porch. 1022 South Waltor. Reasonable, largo furnished 4.i5 cent; 4.76 mllea room, suitable for one or, ladlea pre- per cables, work five north of town, tiood wages Four-roo- two; cent. lo .Write to J. L. Hutch- FOR RENT house two glassed ferred. 315 North Fifth. Bonds were all the per right parties. Mr. 1522-- J steady, virtually 1412-W- . In porches. Water pah.1, $14. Phono Bar silver, 99 4 c. inson. Box tHJ. Phone FOR RENT Three front roonis and large ' Miscellaneous. trading being confined to Liberty is FOR RENT Three-roo- furnished cot tags. front FOR SALE Selling Coal Oil Stoves and ' Mexican dollars, 77c. WH WILL start you In the clcanlnir and porch, furnished for housekeeping. sues. Total sales, par value, 0. Inquire (17 South Broadway. Phona 2134-- Modern 521 North Thirteenth, and buying Second ' Government bonds Firm. dyeing business, little capital needed, big five-roo- FOR SALE Buggy. 810 West Copper. Is our main busi- Railroad profits. Write for booklet. sys- OR RENT In highlands, dandy roll It oe clean sleeping room and Hand Furniture bonds, steady. 3S7. N. 211 Old United States bonds advanced tem. Dept. Charlotte, ('. furnished house, $40 per month. Phone light housekeeping apartments. The Amor-lea- n Oil SALE Top buggy $10. North Wal ness these days. Hotel. 502 nut. see us. 14 to per cent on call during the NEW VOltK C4JTTOX. WANTBD A middle aired man to work ;. West Central. Come in and around ranch and cook for two men. FOR RKNT Three-roo- brick; nicely fur- tf'UR RENT Large, nicely rurnisheii front SALE llorso and buggy. - week. work and Rood wages with board. and well Waller. FURNITURE CO. June 22. Cotton Steady nished; glasa sleeping porch: $15; water room, ventilated, all Improvements, STAR American Beet 68 NewYork, futures room. Address, Box 7, Lupton, Arl. inol) South Edith. Phone m77. terms Call HU2 nd Sugar paid, reasonable. mornings Kent. FOR SAIfW-Srco- hand furniture; cheap. 409. 118 W. Gold Ave. closed steady. $26.43; Oct., Three-roo- I'hone American Can 46 July, MEN Age U to 45. Experience unnecessary, FOR RENT modern bungalow. FORR EN 1ltcusonable, a largo furnished Livingston, 21)4 South Second. $24.63; Dec, $24.23; $24.07; ' re- deslr-ahl- e American Smelting & Refining. 77 Jan., Travel; make secret Investigations, Completely furnished; two porches; room suitable for one or two; aome one FOU SALE Zennia and Wonderlieny plants. For- 2107-F- American Tel. & Tel 97 March, $24.05. ports, Salaries; expensee. American neighborhood. Call lid South Cedar. employed preferred; will servo breakfast, 33 cents a dozen. Phone eign Detective Agency. 500 SL Louie. Four-roo- 1018 Forrester. Phone 1269-W- . American Zinc 17 FOU RENT stuccoed bungalow', WANTED il.ace cJriTiins washed and PROFESSIONAL CARDS. CHICAGO PUOOICE. .V'ANTED Intelligent men to work at home modern; garage, One block south, Univers- FOR KENT Two nice rooms, furnished; stretched, 35o per pau Phone soa Anaconda 64 new busineas. No In on ear lift Soiilh Yale. Phone l.r,nil-- J Copper entirely canvassing. ity line, light housekeeping or bedroom; board near Kl ili SA 7e Mail's "lilryi le in good condi- ATTORNEYS man made $15 Answer im- home No Atchison 86 Chicago, June 22. Butter Market experienced day. FOR HENT Mouern nine-roo- house with by; good cooking; reasonable. sick, tion, new tires. K02 Wesl Marquette. mediately.: Krafft, Box KUfi, ssan I'Yanclsco, no children 505 West Fruit. Phono 1044-- JOHN W. W1I.SON Baltimore & Ohio 64 unchanged. sleeping porches, Ideal location for room- ?OR SALE DeerinKwi)eatlilnib"r for 'allf. house. 301 $10; .. Attorney 25 Eggs Market Receipts ing and boarding South Edith. FOR RENT Nicely furnlsned outside rooms Is new. A. Hubbcl Co., Butte & Superior unchanged. 2U.O00 CI.EItK.S 532. practically Frank Rooma 17 and It. Cromwell Building GOVERNMENT NEEDS at Phono the week or also furnished room 240X-F- II, 20 13,394 cases. by month; hone Phona 1171 California Petroleum Washington. Examinations everywhere FOK RENT Furnlwhed for light housekeeping. Elms Hotel, corner PotatoesMarket unsettled. Old 7. Men collage,, modern, FollTALB-i'hlli- s bed. vacuum sweeper Canadian Pacific 146 H July Experience unneceasary. and lines. First and TIJeras. ROOKY BODEX receipts 20 cars; Wisconsin, Michigan women write gihssed parches; University car and mandolin. All sanitary and In g I Central Leather 67 desiring government positions Plume 3KI. mornings. 1524 East Central. Attorneys al I.aw and Minnesota hulk, $1.10 1.25; for free partlcuiara to J. C. Leonard, South. condition. Phone 2'tfil. Suit I, Law Library Building Chesapeake & Ohio 58 same, sacks, $1.25fft) 1.40. New re- (former civil aervice examiner.) lo&J Kenois General. "olt SALE Furniture for foui-- i in house. ' FOR RENT Furnished room; separata DENTIST" Chicago, Mil. & St. Taul 43 ceipts 70 cars: Louisiana and Texas Hldg.. Washington. FOR RENT Eight room modern houso, 8H West coal. chickens and garden, convenient lo shops 39 sacked same, WANTED Machinists to lalhi-a- heat, gas and garage. Phone t13. Address Journal. OB. E. KRAFT Chino Copper Triumphs, $2.f0(2.86; FOR RENT Furnished rooma, 414 Weat i. ' bane! planera, boring mills, etc.. In construction Modern roonis. FoiV8A"LE One liorse and buggy, one bug- Denial Mnrgena) ' Colorado Fuel & Iron .... 49 white, $2.00ig2.35; Virginia con- nit RENT houses. no sick, no children. $4.50 5. 25. of electric hoists, crushing and Some furnished. W, II. McMlllion,' 206 gy polo, one light cook stove, one sanitary Aooma ! S. Barnett Building Phom 114 Crucible Steel i . . 6 cobblers, Industries fur- FOK RHJNT fuimsncd No Bits.. coal oil two Alive centrating machinery f"r West Gold. Nicely nsim. couch and nad. two hole stove, Appointments Made by Mall Cuba Cane 32 Poultry unchanged. nishing supplies to our boys "over there." First class hoard. 703 West Silver. set of single harnosa, one heavy. 520 North Sugar we FOR RENT Modern five. room, furnished aTv7covr 1 They are doing their part nobly and FOR RENT furnTshed front Sod Second. Erie Denvor bungalow. Apply Bebber Optical Co., Nicely Dentist "Kansas city pkoihvce. must do our bit at home. Engi renm; close In. Phona 1430-J- , SOg South Foil SALE iTllH Htudeoaker, Great Ore 33 30th & Colo. Bank Bldg. Roots 1 Mellni Northern Ctfs...... neering Works. Blake, Denver, Fifth. spare tire and extras, run Building 90 Main 4731. re- Great Northern pfd Kansas City, June 22. Butter and I'hone Two rooms 4300 miles. $1.10)0.00 cash, terms to PERSONAL. FOR RENT furnished for or PHYSICIANS AMD HUROKOMf Inspiration Copper 62 i.oultry- unchanged. rrmftre. Irousekeeplng; also sleeping rooma. No sick sponsible parlies. Phone tins for Murtln Int. Mer. Marine Pfd. Ctfs 102 Eggs Firsts, 33c; seconds, 25c. 417 West Silver. -- nil 50s West Central. PR. MAKOAKET O. CARTW RIGHT ' 1 saleswoman. Thfc ChU- - Vt WANTED impotent PAINT I'ractlr Limited to Womea'a Bad Konnecott Copper 32 Economist. FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room ROOr MVKSTOCK MA1IKETS. MARKV a Farmer worth $40,000. Full with suitable for two. Ma gallon. Roofs under our ear will dren'a llaemsa Mexican Petroleum 95 large sleeping porch, par 1123 171. . If ,v ANTED Walter or waitress, also cook. by return mall, II . 253a Min 609 West Gold. imorove from year to year. Wa can put on B. Central Phona Albuquera.il. 27 V3 Cafe. Miami Copper Chit-ag- Iivt'HUH k. Pullman na St., San Francisco, Cal. FOR RENT Threefurnisiied a new roof that will last as long u the DKH. Tl I.L BAKES 24 ,ANTB1-kltt'hen- -- In um-t- t. Missouri Pacific Chicago, June 22 Cattle Receipts Woman to help with work. llTAREl YOU WRITE MK Widow; worth rooms, sleeping porch, bam, gas. $17. R. building. Tne Hanaano uo, ruoua Practice Limited to Kje, Bar, No M 722 Third. 110 New York Central ...... 7214 1,000. Markik as compared South $50,000; lonely; will marry; u . Mission MexTughnn, 210 West Gold. Phone 07. South Walnut. THROAT steady A no Ap-- v Snn Calif. Office Hours: 10 to I to I Northern Pacific . . 86 with a week ago and shows irregular i ANTED housekeeper; Hashing. Unity, Frnnrlsco, Foil RENT Large furnished room, with ER1B carbon roof paint and root cement It; to on SOS South Arno. phone 2300. CUT this tint for luck. Tour fiilure foretold; or without light housekeeping facilities, five Us Devoe Btate National Bank Building . , 43 decline measuring from 10c 25c atopi leaks: lasts Pennsylvania J'". Jap-a-la- choice and beef steers to ..ANTED Lady for help in house, small send dime, nge. birth date, for trial read- well people, hath. Phone, 416 West Gold. ready paint, floor paint, valspar, Ray Consolidated Copper 23 prime up 31S 7.odella. as. Toledo. O and b satisfied. DR. SARAH COKER to on fimlly. Apply west naseicune ing Mm. Bol FOR REN'T Housekeeping room and sleep- cold water kalanmlne. to Children. 91 $1.50 $2.00 per hundredweight F. 40$ W. Central. Phona 410. Practice Limited Reading .i ANTED .Experienced stenographer who LET TfADAM KOsTOS help you by giving ing porch. Two apartments with Thoa. Keleher. 1 rank and file medium and common 520 Offlc Rooms and I, Wright Bldf. Republic Iron & Steel 92 suffered an take legal work. Phone 12. your life prediction. Send birth date and sleeping porch and hath. Houth Arno. )SKNE tractor, Fourth and Gold. grassers; medium yearlings 10 D. Southern Pacific 84 VA.BDMaid for" general housework. cents. L. Kosmoa, BIDS. Ixollsville, Ky. Plows, practically new outfit at Estancla. Routs I p. m. to p. in. stockers feeders unevenly nighiamas. first-clas- s i most; and 100 North Fourth. Phone Ml. MARRY mem $100.00 will put in condition. Will Office Ml 24 Apply Thousands lonely, congenial RENT-rurnls- re- Residence Phona 207$. phone Southern Railway lower; veal steady with week ago. will De FOR rooms. tit South sell cheap, or consider proposition from WOMAN For general housework; no cook bers, worth $25,000 up, marry. 203. Texas Company .149 Hogs Receipts 12,000. Market San Walter. Phone sponsible farmer to urn on partnership basis, av- ing. Address Bor 62, Albuquerque. scriptions Free, Ralph Hyde, Francisco, -- W. 10c . ' or will trade. J. Campbell, Mountalnalr, Union Pacific ..12214 about lower than yesterday's middle woman for Cal. FOR RENT Larg7oom with aipln" FOR SALE and Eggs (iv butchers. WANTED Girl ur uged Ideal for two. MB Central. N. M. 55 Poultry II. S. Industrial Alcohol.. ,.124 erage. Bulk, $16.20 16.35; 805 Wat- one of the who visited the porch: East general housewurk. Call at South you forty Ft HI SA LH Pige. is. 622 West Marquette. United States Steel ..'107K $16.25 16.35; packing, $15.65 16.20; er. t'errlllos Petrified Forest nancrt during FOR. ItENT Room wliS sleping"porch arid light, rough, $15.40 the first half of June? Free tamping this hoard for woman. 112 North Walter Phone FOR SAI.K C. ItT "iriiedaTiteat ifi Vlai e Utah .. 80 $16.3516.40; WANTED Girl to wait table and do cham- C. 1 2:n Copper 15. BO; $16.25 16.40. nonth. 1754- TOR SALB Stock, eggs, and chicks. Hay, pigs, ber work. Phone Mrs. Reed 2335, 602 pump and 11,000. Practi- ATTRACTIVE YOUNG WIDOW, 31. worth FOR RENT Furnished room wllh sleep- ONE Centrifugal Northlligh. Sheep Receipts South Arno. moior. With control. Ap- WEKKLY IJAXK STATEMENT. week $55,000, anxious to marry honorable, gent lot South pressure FOR SALE Entire flock Navajos, rota, cally all direct; compared with a VVANTH3I) housework in ing porch, gentleman preferrd. Ghi for general 221S 2 Los ply V. Weinman, care Economlat, combed R. 1. Reda. Mrs. L. K. Thomas, shorn 75c to $1.10 lower; Mrs. 222 leman, Mrs. Warn, Tcmplo HI., Waltor, ago lambs, amall family. Apply Livingston, Calif. 717 East tlaxeldlne. New York, June 22. The actual springs $1.25 to $1.50 lower; sheep West Silver. Angeles, FOll" RENT llooma furnished forhouso-keepln- ta condition of house banks and ewes New MEN AND WOMEN earn $1.00 to $20.00 larfee sleeping porch, 110 Bouth FonnLEif'c.-WhF- foghorn aiby clearing $1.50 to $2.00 lower, declining WANTED Housekeeper at Hanta, Fe chicks and Box 111. Phone 314 North Eleventh. each week Hdilresslng envelopes during Walnut. hatching eggs. trust companies for the week shows most. Mexico. Inquire at 10c Box 410, 1709. Ranch. Small ' spare tlmo send for particulars. FOR RENT Two fiirnlnbed rooms and WANTED Miscellaneous Gentry's Poultry that "hold $47,145,130 reserve In family. Pa. ' they no Pittsburgh, sleeping porch for light housekeeping. 821 UAHY CHICKS Thoroughbred Ilainil Is Kansas City IJvititotk. ANTED lilrl for general housework; WANTKnFneii''l lUlilla by IsT'ofiuty Reds. 13 Mrs excess of legal requirements. This Re- 1101 RHEUMATICS Why always fall to cure South. Waller. Ro,ks. tints. Kale Kansas Juno 22. Cattle washing. Apply Mra. Sol Welllcr, take lessutis. Lady luaclier. sol Ititr, a decrease of $22,451,400 from last City, 707. pains and swellings? Free liloraturn tells FOR RENT Rooms with Spanish 'odor. Lincoln slreet, Topeka, Kan. 200 "est Tl.leras. Phone 314-- sleeping porch Second. ceipts 500, including southerns, why. Health laboratories. J Knicker- wllh or without board. Phona 571. 1123 North FOR SALE and Payer" Whit Leg- week. I "Layer fed steers, TELEGRAPHY, Stenography, Bookkeeping, bocker Denver, Colorado. . f WANTED Violinist and nlvrislly gradu- Market steady. Prime ba earned. llldg.. East Central. horn baby chlcka. $1 for 100; $9.(0 for $0, frti beef steers, Board, room and tuition may ate and wishes lo exchange for $5 O. box $16.75 17.60: dressed and YOUR FL'TI'ltB FORETOLD Trial read Fort RENT Furnished front rem teacher, for $5. Tott'a Poultry Ranch, P. CHICAGO BOARD OV THADE. $14.00 Mackay Buslnesa Colleges, Log Angeles private lessons. M. Journal. 107, 1777. $13.00 16.50; western- steers, ing for dluie; good life readings, Mo; entrane., close to good boarding house. Hpanlslr city; Phone (fe Freano. 30c; " room 1(817.50; cows, $6.75 13.50; heifers, KE yearly readings. age, hlrthdale; Ill South Walter. WANTED Hoard and by gentleman av- WIDE-XWA- WOMAN to take charge of answered. Dr. Chrlstensen. preferred. i Chicago, June 22. Corn prices stockera and feeders, No nil questions convalescent, prtvain ramlly FOR REN1 $8.0014.00; our local'trade. $:i,to $1 a, day steady. Box 7H2, Toledo. (Jlllo. General. State rates. Address K. J., care Journal. Apartments. lower Influenced ex- bulls, $8.0011.60; once. l'liroe-- i 1010 d eraged today, by $7.0014.00; experience required. Pay starts at TWEN A sweet Foil RENT funilsli apart- WEAK litWell home. special FOR RENT furnished modern FOR SALlBeautlTtli Spencer pea, 15I7-.I- . conditions the $7.50 14.25. Write American Products Co,, 1077 Nicely ments, modern, . Phone cellent crop and by calves, today. ist's treatment prepared for home use. rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 1773. stemmed, fragrant, assorted colors 1.000. Market Third Cincinnati. 0.x long three-roo- effectual breaking of the hot wave. Hogs Receipts St., Private. Full partlcuiara wllh free record 75c per hundred, order In advance. Rio FO R R BN T Two and apar heavy, Wnnen-Glrls- . 18 to SO 240S-F- rooma. The market, however, closed unset- steady. Bulk, $16.2516.45; GOVERNMENT needs book and useful medical receipts. years Grande Industrial School. Phone and Bleeping Highland 65. for easy clerical work. $1100 year. Dr. Dlck-erso- n FOR SALL Livestock. House, to and $1.46 16.3616.50; light, $16.2016.40; experience. Stale age and disease. HlifHEHT CASlTVRtCB PAID FOR JUNK tled, $1.44 $1.44 July ' Examinations everywhere aptt-mcnt- a. pigs, $1.2616.76. Rapid promotion. Remedies, Jacksonville. Ffm. BY TUB SOUTHWESTERN JUNK CO.. FOU flRNT Furnished hoimekpeplnir August Mc off to c up compared 500. Market soon. Free particulars. American Institute, 11$. WB ALSO Hotel. 216 3 Nnrtli Sheep Receipts N. T. 114 WEST LEAD. PHONE Albuquerque with twonty-fou- r before. Oats year- Dept. Rochester. LADIES Second. hours steady. Lambs, $16.0019.25; FOR SALE A few good Poland China BUT OLD AUTOS. Vsc to $12.00 WANTED Ten bright capable ladles .to K ' hnum-ke- t and finished lc down and provisions lings, $14.00 17.00; wethers, well known When Irregular or delayed use Triumph sows, bred or open. One good work HAVE your mattress renovated. Special olt plnn- travel, demonstrate and sell 2413-F- $3 Albu- FliiRlf i new n from 2c decline to 7c advance. 15.00; ewes, $10.0014.00. Pills. Snfo and Not horse, reasonable. Phona summer rales. June only, up, ooins. modern build Inn;; varying goods to established dealers. $25.00 to $50.00 always dependable. 1011 Bouth Second. Irk. L'lTi North Hevnth. ral- ad- aold at stores. Do not experiment with FOR SALE Extra fine, young querque Mattrcaa Co., Week end adjustment of trades per week; railroad fare pld; weekly drug - pedigreed Denver Livestock. vance for Address at others, save disappointment, Write for "Re- breeding stock Flemish Giant, New Zea- Plrona 471. FOK HION'T Ttirp or four nntni f iiriunhcd lied the corn market sharply In the traveling 'expenses. Na- Ithp 200 lilfwk 8"Ulh Denver. June 22. Cattle Receipts once Goodrich Drug Company Dept. G60, Hot" and particulars. It's free. Address land, and Rufus Red Ftelglan hurt's. William PIANO TUNINO and repairing. Ail work apartment, modern; otherwise the bears un- Wis. Oestrech. sr., 921 North Eleventh ilrst.clasa. H. Hlxth, Inquire Hnvoy hiwtfl fflpv last hour, but 1.800.' Market Btcady, prices Omaha. Nebr. tional Medical Institute. Milwaukee. Street, guaranteed atrlctly J. seemed to con-trol- .- Albuquerquef, N. St. with Muslo Co., Ill FOH RENT modra a par I ra ant possess almost entire changed. Edwards, Albuquerque WANTED FOR PAl.ff Will sacrifice Two good all West Central. Phone 77$. nearly new large aleoplnir porch. Receipts 200. Market steady SALE Agents. 8 I " Hogs FOR Houses. around horses with good double set har- WANTBD-Second-a- mena boya" ftirnlnhfd. 1122 East Unld. Phune sales weakened oats. Be- 16.10. ATjENT&s"suTnnicTsj" nd and Hedging A few sales at $16.05 - ernT as. Rnneho De Atrlsco, near Dickenson's, a.nd underwear. Also trunks Auk for Mm, IWhklnir Market F0TlAXE'Fmrteen room house, m od Concentrated soft drinks; add water. clothes, shoes sides, crop and weather conditions Sheep Receipts 11,000. just or US Sooth Fourth, Call 1. CWcaw Second- THIfl 0 Weet Cen ewes, two bath rooms, ranges, shades, garage, Delicious drinks in a Jiffy. Popular for the and ault case. WASHINGTON, Were favorable. utrong. Lambs, $18.0019.25; close In. Thaxton at Co.- etc. Small TUB RIO GRANDE DL'ROC HOG COM hand atore, $17 South First. tral. The finest modern family apart 13.00. home, picnics, parties, socials, M ment hnuee In he atate. For well v. $12.80 i e- PANY Of Albuquerque. N. LARGEST WANTBD-6O.0- 0O lo to o people Provisions declined with grain and BALE Nice furnished and packages: carry In 'Pocket. Enormous - bags. Pay from FOR home, breeders of bred hogs In the state. o only. Phoni 202f. Apartment furnished cover- . $6 to $12 a Out 'pure 600 tons Iron. Pay from hogs, but later rallied owing to good business. fiOOf, halt Mik. mand. Agents making day. SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES each, aorap or furnished- J. ! Eakln. Evans Is Given paying fit free to workers. Just a E. FOil JUNE to 4o lb. Patrlotlo duty. ' Bt. Louie partly Prop. Bhorts. Trade was Journal office. postal today. One 750 lh. Duroc Boar .$250.00 per ing by light. 22. On Instruc- Bungalow, M. 37 3rd. St., Cincinnati. )...... 408 South First street. Phon 178. Dallas, Tex., June residence la Feltman, One 400 lb . Mu.f'O Junk Co., Closing prices: FOR SALE My University 111 tions from officials of the United One 150 lh 00 WWTED-Marr- ied good health; Corn $1.44: Aug., $1.46V4. Heights. Bleeping porches, garage, etc couple ' July, Milmott MS" 1S28-- One 125 lh 85 00 wishes nicely funished housekeeping States department, Terma if necessary. Phona or FOR RENT Real Estate. . Oats July, 7294c; Aug., 68c. treasury One 100 lb 30.00 rooms wllh sleeping porch r.r small furnish- DAILY AUTOMOBILE STA'iB. today Five-roo- Pork July, $42.45; Sept., $42.80. O'Dell, United States attorney, FOR SALE modern bungalow, oUlt KENT Two acres! of guod liTiRatoQ PURE BRED WEAN-E- PIGS at .... 1260 ed bungalow, walking distant to town. Passenger Service ' fuur-roo- ' $2535. dismissed against Blinman will consider car In trade; monthly pay- land, wllh si uoro hou ; ton Native scrub Mexican 2 00 StatO price. M.F- - Journal. I Silver City :S p. m. Lard July, $25.17; Kept., charges If 2244 or address R, pigs man and ments dealred. Phone mlnut? walk ti shops. Good tenants desired. City office 1210 South Third. Phone 1281. WANTED Careful kodak finishing by Irtaa- - Leave Mogolloh 6:00 p. m. Ribs July. $22.87; Sept., $23.35. Evans, Dallas newspaper ; embas- care Journal. I0 South Williams. Tall after 5 p, m. Ranch 5 miles south, pnone 240S-F- uank ter Twice dally aervlcc. Cars meet all Irnins. Largest and host former clerk of the American FfReVT. A l photographer. Send aulo In the southwsst, un- reference. NATION Remember, satisfaction guaranteed. equipped livery XEW YORK MONEY. been I sy at Copenhagen, who has SALE- - to a reliable, established firm. BENNETT AUTO CO. with the FOR Ranches.' your finishing der bond here in connection WANTED Salesmen. Hanna Hanna. master photographer. Silver Oily. New Mexico. . New York, June 22. Mercantile FOR SALE Must sell, a smal alleged entrance 'of Russian crown FOR RENT Offices In suite or single. Call hargain, paper, four and six months. 6 per store ranch all In wheat and alfalfa. Inquire SALE.SMHN For New Mexico vacancy July Board. United States. upstairs, over Woohvorth's 12HU-- or 73. For Rent Rooms With cent; Bterllng 60 day bills, 4.724 per jewels Into the 417 West Copper. Phone 1st: permanent position; old house sell- CARDS. FOR RENT Downstairs koft'lee room fine FOR SALE Eleven acre fruit and alfalfa ing line on exceptional terms; hlgh com- TIME location, next to Postofflce. Ill South ranch of the very best fruit there ia frown missions, $35.00 weekly advance, Bnlcaman-age- r. Fourth. n will for 953 800 sleeping" lth the valley; trade city .property. Suite Woodward, Detroit, HIGH class board and porch . FOR RENT 2 front connecting office ill 114 West Central. SALESMAN For general mercantile trade room at aummer rates, $. uouta Aro-- rooma over Golden Rule Store. Ingulre In New Mexico to aell a new proposition ot Phon 15H-- now. Attractive commission NT furnletied WANTEIJPosItlonv . merit. Vacancy FtSR-RB- Bleeping porch and aiadl $35 for 100 H2)wm' nouse- - contract. weekly expenses. Qillett, room; table hoard. Mrs. Aooeit, ivs anno WANTL'TVKxiieileiic! middle aiced 19425 Carlln Bldg., Cleveland, O. S0. wants nuftttwoiK and Walnut. Phona TOPFK SANTA FE BAIL-WA- T FOR SALE Automobiles. keepr plain cooking SA LESM E.V side line. Free ATCHISON, Adlj--i- i "T.B." Journal. pocket samples. ROOMS with or without board. Larg lry CO. g S A A - checks. Big seller lo LK Ford roadster.. Phone HoS.f Patent punehless board. Hot and cold water. one block fort WANTED PuAltln by capable youna- man lunchrooms, hotels, soda foun- rooms, good Westbound. Will a nice house, fine location, Glbaon-Fa- ofr restaurants, 04 Phon 1099. buy Fori SALE Ford touring car. drivlntr any kind car, or around No Also commissions on South Third. No. Class. Arrives Departs, in- Lumber F. eara hlp tains. competition. room from Central in Highlands, newly papered and painted Company. a garage Adilren E, Journal. reorders. Standard Check Co,, Manufact- SHADY NOOK ranch offers excellent 1. The Scout 7:10 pm. :30 pm. FOR BALE Ford touring care electrically urers, Transportation. Bldg., Chicago nd hoard. Juat the rlace to get strong. S. California Limited ..11:45am. U:45pm. side and out. ; 2122-J- . 14J9F-4- ; fre transportation 10:45 am. 11:15 am. equipped. Phone BUSINESS CHANCES. EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY now being allot-ta- d For rates phon T. Fargo Faat , SAI.J5 Form-a-Truc- k Year Farmers' Accommodations now avaliaoie. nr. n. a. . Th 1:30 am. $:$0am for it- FOR Smith practical- FOR SALE Ballier shop and pool room for "World's Best, Flv Navajo A fine or boarding proposition will pay ly new; tost $375; goea for $250. Phona hatha. - west vor, Slmplttled Accounting Hyatem.'; Retails $5.00 TnomaB, Blonth bound. rooming - i - combined, Js- ventral Mtt-- , . Law farmer w u ntr.F.n. of th Lockhart Rnch .: ; im-j- ld Town. ordrtt $3.00, Federal ompele $01. El Paso Express .... 10:15pm. self. . Form-a- - '.'..t accounts. to $20.00 dally aay. moved 601 Bouth Arno whrt ... 11:46am. " ;r 'Url' SALE Brand new Smith One of the best douole) store keep $IM' has to atrt. N7, El Paso Express FOR RENT Advertised Jun 1. Farm si. la to tak health " ' Xruck $250 takea It. Address Box $7, care beat located for general Nationally leading prepared akrs Eastbound. ' buildings and th'ajaands of dollars.) Phon $3$$. . Journal. '' In Bee- D. at Journals, (costing 1. Tha Seoul 7:S5am. 1:01am. merchandise the city. J. Eakln Federal Farm Bureau, 347, Marquette 0:40 SALE Ford car, Har-le- y 1001 Weat Central. Write, 2. The Navajo (:00 pm. pm. FOR touring cheap. Washington Apartments ... " Bldg.. Chicago., . 1:00 T Davidson motorcycle, single. $25. lit Phono ,0 " " TYPEWRITERS. California Limited .. pm. :0pm. 1509-- ;.I. Santa F ... : pnv- - pm. Bouth Tale. Phone All makes, overhauled and Bight. io:i LOAN. TTPBWRITRHtf " South. FOR BALE Ford touring car; demountable WANTED Boarders. MONEY TO Rlbbon for every machine. A I Freasi ' s 115 South Second. rapalrsd. 10. Kansas City and Chicago, T : . Phone 999. . rims, shock absorbers, speedometers, extra inKY TO LOAN On real sstats Mourlty, ftuquarqut Typmrlur Exchanfe. Phona II tlrea other Lester Cooper, .ANTED A few boarders; good home 101, City sad Chicago, 1:11 oak, and equipments. Wott aold, BMlU Eaeas III. U3 Soutb Fourtlv 1...... jUbsw Colemaa-BUu- Gra4, cooklnc, frtvato (amily. Ui Wtt Frolt, ll ati EIGHT Albuquerque Morning Journal Sunday, June 23, 1918.

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i I Mother-Daught- er Congress to Be HeldlGARDEN APRON SUITABLE Summer .Blossoms and Greenery Form ForAny Kind of FOR BOTH MARY AND MAUD Thin Stuff (i This Week in Will Be Chief Attractive for ' Fete i i Albuquerque Setting Outdoor f 1 " " ' - .. g X ' ' j ,,,. It Event to Occupy Housewives of the A City Given on Lawn at .Governor's Mansion ii Mother-Daught- er congress food administration Hon. Halph U. concert given last Sunday Arc," and V"'aK Song.'.' Among the week in Albuquerque will Ely. rnooon at tho Masonic, guests were visitors from New Yofk, i! THE other social Kesponse on behalf of state council TIE by Miss Beckner Los Angeles, Albuquerque, Roswqll number of the . foremost of defense Hon. Charles Springer. the pipe organ. Mrs. Ralph and other southwestern towns. ii speakers in the country on Kespones on behalf of extension M. Henderson on the violin and ' home economics will be to state Director E. C. Mrs. Charles E. Doll on tho cornet - of War. Workers. . present division, college Mornings, ' take part in the daily programs. Cooley. i was well attended. The hour's pro- Thursday ufternoon .the executive ii While several small and simple Major J. II- Toulouse, presiding- gram, almost entirely music by Amer- commission of the Santa Fe chapter of parties are planned for the week in 6 to 8 p. m. Supper at Elks club. ican composers was finely rendered tho .Red Cross met In the reading honor of the visitors, most of the lime Tuesday, J una 25. and a treut to every music lover. The room of the new museum. The War 11 will be occupied in attending address- 7 a. in. Breakfast, Elks cub. beauty of the selling, tho coolness and Relief club met Thursday evening at . es and lectures. 8 to 10 a. m. Canning in three quiet of the spacious auditorium with the home of Mrs. H. S. Kaune as the II kitchens in armory; Mr- - W- - T. Con- -. its groat pipe organ, give these Sun- guest of Miss Felicitas Kaune. The The following will take part in the vnv, general supervisor. ; day afternoon musicals distinction. youn women of the Epworth league of program of tho Mother-Daught- Food administration kitchen Miss The piogram for this Sunday after- St. John's M.. E. church me't Wednes- II congress: ' Liiiian Kuudnll. noon is attractive. Mrs. Burton day evening to knit and do other war itun. W. K. Lindsey, governor of Extension service kitchen Miss Thompson, a soloist' possessetl of work. The Junior-Be- Cross begun New Mexico. Certrude Esplnosa. splendid voice, will sing Hayden's its summer work Friday afternoon, i. Hon. C. Ely. fedeial food ad- State council of defense and wom- With erdue Clad, from "Tho Cre- meeting at the Catron school. naiph In as ministrator, Albuquerque, K ,M. an's committee kitchen Miss Bertha ation," and "Roses Picardy," IJ t ' Hon. Charles Springer ili.iirinun Becker. well as a French song by Massenet. Ten. hy 3Iisn WtKxI. state council of defense, Mama Mrs. Walter Danburg, presiding. Miss Beckner will play three of her Most pleasant was tho tea given Dr. Austin On le, 10 to lfl.ilO a. m. Oct acquainted, own compositions on the pipe organ Thursday by Miss M. E. Wood of Now l. .president Lleu-rancc- ii state college. led by Senator Isaac Barth- and also Include in her program 's York city, at her summer home on 11! m Child's Flute ilr. Charles F. Wade, oily coiiiiuis-sione- r. 10::m to welfare "Indian Call and Love College street. The art, literary and Albuquerque. wivision. Dr. Evelyn Frisbio. Song," Godurd's "Solitude," Salome's scientific circles were represented as - Krfts "Gothic "Canzo- - il Mr- E O. Cooley, extension (lirt'C'.nr, 12 m. Dinner, club. y March," Federlcln's well as the official and business set. Elate College, N- SI. 2 to S p. m. Music. netta," Burleigh's "Moonlight," and Summer blossoms formed, the decora- t Miss Tura A- Address Mrs. Harry U AVllsolik will conclude with Handel's "Hallelu tions. Mrs. K. M. and Miss M Hawk, state leader of Chapman home demonstratiosn, State t ill library division. jah Chorus" from "Tho Messiah." Massie assisted in serving. - a of Senator Isaac A. Baitu, .Wjiiquei- a duress ltabbi Moiso Bergman- Surely feast song that should O ii que. Hon- Charles Springer, presiding. ' bring out every music lover. Church Soviet y Meetings. Van clii.-- of n n m Slimier. Elks club. afternoon is Martha Uenes'.aer, Van Friduy the time given ii home economical division, Cmted 8 p. m. Lecture by Martha Miss Amelia McFle has gone on a to church society meetings as a rule. States food ailnuniati auon, U'aslung-ton- , Rensaellear. visit to southern California, where her The Presbyterian Women's Union met I. C. Hon. Ralph C. Ely. presiding. brother, Lieut. John R. McFlo is sta- at that time with Mrs. Fred McBrlde: - 20- - It a Bid Moise Bersma.i, . Inn ii:cr- - Wednesday- Juno tioned. Mrs. McFie and Mrs.. tho Woman's and Guild of mm Lansing Auxiliary que, N. M. 7 a. m. Breakfast, Elks club. Bloom go next week to join her and the church of the Holy Faith with Mrs. E. 8 to 10 a. m. Drying demonstra- will ex- Mrs.. Ormsbee on W. Lindsey, Suitu l'c, su- remain until fall when they Shelby street; the ii N M. tions, Mr. W. T. Conway, general pect to sail for Japun and the Philip- Woman's Home Missionary Society of Mrs. B. C. llcrnande:'. Ke pervisor. pines to visit Ralph McFie, son of the Methodist church with Mrs. H. kitchen Mrs Koose-velt- N. M. Food administration Judge and Mrs. McFie, one of 's Samuelson on Manhattan street. y U Charles Orchard Smith, slat" lead-- i Lura Dewey Boss. Rough Riders, who has made the Guild of-t- he kitchen Miss afternoon, er, boys' and girls' club, 14,10 Cul- - Extension service good in the Philippines as a public church of the Holy Faith gave a tea A. Hawk- official, ami nome lege. Tura and wom- acting governor, businessman cooKing sale in the placitu Mrs. George W. Prahard, slate State council of defense and proprietor of a large hacienda, of the residence of Mrs. Frank W. chairman woman's committee, is.inta an's committee kitchen Miss Lillian Clancy. Fe, N. M. Randall, presiding. Garden at Executive? O , a. Music. Party Mansion. Mrs- Max Nordhaus. state chairman 10 to 10:30 ni. Governor and Mrs. W. E. Lindsey June Dances. child's welfare tltviuion, Aibuqtiui-qu- e. 10:30 to 12m. Moving pictures. on Monday evening woro hosts at a A dance for summer visitors was 12 nr. Dinner, Elks club. Mury a seems to be upon her little ii Dr. Albert garden growing fascinating apron. recepiion given for the teuchera at- given Friday evening by young men Aldo K. Clium-tic- r p. m. Address Kvpn If one's name to lie Maud, one would take oft this of town at the A Jjeopoltl, secretary j SccurltJy happened hardly tending the county insMtuto in session public library. good of Commerce, Albuquerque, Shields, dinecto National fetching little article after visiting a garden. One would want to keep It in here. Tho hour for the was orchestra and a lively crowd made the VAt' Mr. V. T. order to balls of socks for reception h Conway, club specialist, put yarn and soldiers into those perfectly adorable set early so as to have the en-Jo- y evening most enjoyable. ''Ifto 3 Ida M. Tar- flower-po- guests canning and drying, State College. p. m. Lecture, t pockets. tho spacious lawns and gardens, Saturday evening at the National Miss Lillian Itandall, emergency bell. aflnmo with blossoms and perfumed Armory, the Fraternal Union gave a demonstration Albuquerque. Mrs W. E. Llndsey. presiding. with roses of well attended agent, of the Amer- many varieties. In the dance. man will dress Miss Gertrude H. Ilspinoso, assistant 3 to 4 p in Women east the tremendous masses the Any find this little Mrs. Arthur A. Kellain, of able State club leader, State College. ican Army, wood of Christ mountains, reaching Miss Blackstone has arrived In Taos charming although he will not be Miss Behtra home demon- from to tell is ma- Becker, presiding. Elks club. ineir apex nt an altitude of 13.400 feet Chicago and will continue her that it made of elegant stration agent, Ias Cruces- 6 p. m Supper, Jackie on U. S. S. New Mexico and still covered with snow, sent down art studies with Leon Gaspard. Mr. chiffon over, blue satin. Tlmrsdiiy, Juno 27. cool and Mrs. hogany ii Mrs. Walter Danbuig, chairman club- zephyrs and framed as gay and Gaspard have just purchased Women who have a deal of food administration- woman's com- 7 a. m, Breakfast. Elks brilliant a as ever an automobile to enable them to visit great 3 demonstra- 'picture they have mittee, Santa Fe, N. M. 8 to 0 a m. Cheese Wants Girl to Write to Him looked More Santa Fe money1 to spend for clothes are now W. T. general upon. than 200 people frequently. U Dr. Evelyn Frisby, stV secretary tions, Mr. Conway, Were gathered on the sward and en- putting It into fine materials rather child's welfare division, Albuquerque. SCFood 'administration Kitchen Miss joyed the eveninc to the full. Krnm (Vilnius and doing. than expensive but superfluous trim- Mrs. Harry L, Wilson, library divis- the executive mansion floated strains Miss Evelyn McBrlde leaves shortly mings. food Santa Ke, Frances Ijathrop. Wouldn't you like to of a sailor? Hero is or vocal for southern ion, administration, Mrs. gladden the heart your music, and instrumental. California and will be the This a true "Mile. Grand-jean,- " Mrs. Lura Kohh, emergency Extension service kitchen A sailor who Hover been to let- model, Dewey opportunity. has west longs receive a Young ladies in Hoover costumes is one whioh could be copied Jiome demonstration agent, State Col- Lura V. Boss- ter from some one of our famous Sunshine State beauties. danced nnd Hoover II of defense and worn Every girl sang "the song." (Continued on Page Five.) in any sort of ijoft-figur- material. lege. State council will want to write whemshe reads his letter. The Boy and Girl Scouts in cos- econom- Kitcncn iuiss lian charming their Ida M Tarbell, head homo an's oommltteo , Aboard II. S. K- New Mexico, June 7, 1318. tumes assisted in serving cake and il ics divlsjtMi, woman's committee, na- Randall. Secretary of American Red Cross, Albuquerque, New Mexico-Dea- fruit punch. At the tables set on the tional council of defense, Washing- Mrs Ben lternandc7,, presiding. Madame: am an enlisted man iu the U. S. navy, and am lawn were Mrs. Mrs a- m. Music. Ashley Pond, J D. C. 10 to 10:30 to the new you-resid- H. I. ton, by assigned dreadnough named after the stale in which Wagner, Mrs. ifamilton Biipp Dr. Albert Shields, national secur- T0 '!0 to 12 m. Demonstrations cr us I am and Mrs. N. B. and clubs, under Having plenty spare time tonight, and not going La'ughlin assisted by Cal. teams of boys' girls' I Misses Ber-ger- ity league, San Kraneisco, Smith. ashore, am writing to you and hope ,vou will not take offense at my Rosina Bergere, Doloros e, i; Mrs. Arthur A. Kelluni, recruiting supervision of Charles Orchard or in in to Helen and fCora Al- Mrs. Ell.aoeth presumption, navy slang, nerve, Writing you. Rapp Hender- officer. Women American Army, Teams trained by However, this is my object, 'there are no doubt several nice son. On tho musical program were: buquerque. Koger- - young ladles whose homes are in the state of Now Mexico. Also there Mrs. Lansing Bloom, who - Elks dub. sang the Miss Francis Lalhrop, dean of 12 m. Dinner. is at least one who may want to know about the vessel that superb "America's Dedication of home econom- Afternoon and evening Car ride something with fine Hymn," women, professor Mr. E. Otto 'bears the name of the state in which she resides, and no doubt Is effect; Mrs. Burton Thomp- i of New Mex!"o and picnic in charge of it. Also son sang ics, University supper by Mr. proud of who would like to know of the good record this ship beautifully "Roses in June." Hon. D. K B. Sellers, Albuquer- Address after picnic will, 1 am sure. make. That is the person I want to reach nnd cor- and "Sylvia," Miss Ramona Beckner Austin D- Crlle. VUUfMOimMPS que. with. Y Jteinnoiri's Miss home dem- Juno 28. respond "Impromptu," imwvM wr TUB li Mrs. Sarah Van Vleck, Friday. Not l.nowirig anyone of the fair sex of New Mexico I t.i!;e this Elvira Gonzales sang, "La Golondri-na- , VMtTEO STATES Belen. 7 a m Breakfast, Elks club. ' Miss onstration agent, demon- liberty of writing you, hoping you will pass this letter to tho person Amalia Montoyo, "Joan of COVEKKMEMT Mr. Lawrence K. Dee, state leader 8 to 10 a. m. Quick bread W. T. Conway, general you think may bo iptercsted. Albuquerque. strations. Mr. I am a Connecticut have been in the east for H field secre- man, by birth, and Major J. Toulouse, supervisor. the twenty-fou- r of life- I am-ver- much in we will food administra- years my interested the Germany, have to believe all United States Food administration,..' nut'" west be to this-.lette- r of the tary, - far and will glad correspond with whoever reach stories ho told us on "', il tion. N. M- Frances Iathrop- his Albuquerque, home service Kitchen Mis. es. Also mail is a thing looked forward to in Uncle Sam's navy. ,Ve,r.V few of, the senator's Mrs. Isaac A. Barth, head Extension 1 believed Boss-Stat- Thanking you kindly in advance. am, that .he did to U and Juvenile Lura . " ' really go gardens food atrmiMatratfion, council of defense and wom- Respectfully, Germapy that time, but it seems to be United Stale Mrs. Sarah HARRY A. COOPER, true, and we all know how well Fifth Avenue ' committee kitchen the Albuquerque. an's IT. S. S. New Mexico, Care Postmaster, N. Y-- . senator likes to hobnob with ii Miss Kaune, homo economic direc- Van Vleck. the big AV. Prichartl, presiding. o guns. Apparently he is as tor, Santa Fe. Mrs. George across Beas as he is in popular of athletics, 10 to 10:30 and singing. Now tal e ool and answer this see who will our own home to! H. E. Caldwell, director Flay di- Firl'i your pens letter, town. Brought New Mexico- Albuquer-- 10:30 to 12 m. Child's welfare be the to Rend him a and will never it. u University of and Dr. first long letter you regret que. vision, Mrs- Max Nordhaus Miss Bessie. Mrwama, secretary of Evelyn Frisbie- the Women - it Mnther-Danchte- r Elks club. congress, Albuquei- 12 m. Dinner. throughout tho evening- Tho dance of the Fori nightly Music club .had 2 3 Address Hon. W. if que. to p. m. by continued until early in the morning charge of the punch and gave tho. pro- Monday, .liino 21- E. Llndsey. when the strains of Home Sweet ceeds to the Red Cross. biases 'Cath- Philosophical Briefs L. E- Lee of 7 a m: Breakfast Elks club. Arlrircss bv Home, reminded tho dancers of tho erine Viola Skinner, as- K. presiding. o'Rielly, Dorothy 8 to 12 a. m. Registration and Mr. Aldo Leopold, time and the dance broke up, much to Dawson, Lorraine Esther How-de- n. ii armory. C p. m. Supper, Elks club. of Mrs- signment of rooms, 20. tho regert everyone. Poells Viola Herkenhoff, served. Some men are so afraid of death -- club. Sulnnhiv. !une 12 m. Dinner, Elks club. furnished the music. Among those who sang were Miss that they hold their breath every time Albuquerque 2 7 a, m Breakfast, Elks p. m. Music. I'in-t- o The who in this Kvangelino Misses Roberts, l.hcy pass a house with Mr- 8 10 a. m. guests participated Perry, crepe on tho Address of Welcome t harlrs to Demonstrations, Mar- Hearns, Asselin, Miss Eliza door- Mr. W. T. Conway, general delightful affair were: Misses Garcia, beans, Iee. Belle Barton, Miss Paula Postel, Miss Irma Wolk-in- g, O ii of United States garet Jefflo Short, on behalf supervisor. . Mae tho Misses Mitchell and Kramer, down to A shoe" Response Food administration kitchen Alice (lould, Betty Morrissette, Getting business Laub, Clara Burmtm, Irma Lix, Viola Misses Morrlssottei Mrs. Bailey and clerk fitting a customer with shoes. With Paris in more Mrs. Herkenhoff, LeClier Cavanaugh, Mrs, Schwenter. engaged earnest Extension service kitchen O Friends come out D- Horner. Clyda .Wilson, Frances in, the open. Ene- we look more more Ross. mies Seek fla.l'k ntuneu fi-- work, and to New of defense and woms Bear, Helen Porterfield, Florence Miss Bertha Bussett, daughter of State council Bev. Mrs. H. A. thrust barbed committee kitchen Miss Lillian Laudenslager, Latireene Asselin, and Bassett, has re their, steel. York and "Fifth Avenue" in nns Grace Winfrey; Messrs. Harold turned to the city, after a year at particu- Randall. Dick Gene Cornell Mt. Iowa. The teller of a bank doesn't Mrs. Isaac Barth, presiding. Bruce, Parker, college, Vernon, go home lar to set the for dressed Vern Blake,! Carol Meyers, Hugh O to his wife and teller all he knows pace smartly 10 to 10:30 Play. Ronald Leo about the 10:30 to 11:30 Pig club demon- Graham. Crane, Johnson, Mrs. Anna Hinrichs, her son Freddie depositors. women. stration. Chester Boldt, Ralph Meyers, John and daughter-in-la- Mrs. Elmer m Presentation Meyers, George Bryan, Lloyd Kellam, Hinrichs- and Mrs. Walter The pleasure you give others wll 11:30 to 12:30 a. Wlegand ' Don Higgins, Wilfred Dryo, Austin all from Chicago, are spending a two come back to you with Interest. of diplomas. Allen There con- - The Charm 12:30 Dinner. F.Iks club, with Cushman, Ernest Hammond, weeks' vacation visiting with Mr. and ar.e persons, who, while of farewell addresses by Major J. H. Bruce, May Pray, Harold Sellers, Bill Mrs- Joseph Pies, 811 North Fourth O Pat Gil- on for-tm- e. Toulouse, Mr- Charles Orchard Smith, McDonald, Perkins ton, Tony street. Mrs- Hinrichs has two sons in gralulaUng others their good A. Hawk. Mrs. George W. bert, Charles Bretonni. the army and one for Uncle would rob" them of is if thty Miss Tura working half chance. Dresses Prichard, after which delegates are Sam and liable to be in khaki soon. ( got a Virginia Dare dismissed. Mrs. Fred G. Canfteld returned last O lies in i the fact that Fashion's O week from Holton, Kans.. where she Mrs Marie Grace and little No, Mabel, a' is not they interpret to Cali- daughter French for beef stew, but selection Miss Irene Burke has gone has been for tho last three Margaret, have returned from a visit a i Its'. f i months- isiting of choice from some of. latest ecjicts with a personality all their own fornia to spend the summer months. to Los Angeles and other in numbers tne ' points great operas. . O California. ' Diamonds, Jewelry O MISS THKTtFFA VOTA 0 , Miss Rebecca Horner, who has been Rome lo so UJtinK OF MB. COIU Eli. M. M. Duteher of the Jour- peor have twj ears "hat Why, only yesterday, we Gruen Wrist Watches, Vota and Edward attending tho t'nivesity nfWlsconBln, Morning they can listen to good advice hi unpacked Miss Therefa is visiting In the city this week, be- nal has gone to the Peo s on a fish- one ju,h Coriel, were married last Wodncaday and let Jt escape though the several of these adorably Concep- fore going to Berkeley, Calif-- to join ing trip. o'.qtr. pretty Etc., Etc! evening, at the Immaculate in new home -- O- at half paBt eight the Horner family their dresses. You should see the,m, for we tion parsonage, there- Last Wednesday evening, Miss Mrs. C. II. Conner lias)j returned Tou know our line. o'clock- - Mr. Coriel Is employed by Dad, what's a wayfarer? A way- company, Horner was initiated into the Alpha from Higgins, Tex., where she was farer, son, Is a Willie who' rld'cB 'know will the skill of ? the National Life Insurance I Weary you appreciate You know our prices are right. firm Chi Omega sorority Rt he Sigma Chi called by the death of her brother-in-la- the of trains in IT:. and Miss VotaTias been with the - bumpers freight the -- our Is to and some time. house. After the initiation an inform- She has been away six weeks- summer art with which Ging- You kBow aim please Gunsfeld Brothers for Chi-hou- time. honoring farmers' dressmaking of o was at the O our customers. Mrs. of Springer-uiii- al party given Sigma, Wives with a visit for nlri rlnthou iinH satisfy Mr. and Harrison for her. Misses ' and Cotton want to know that we sell Ari. mmn to attend the wed Ann and Estelle Harris, and a handout. hams, .Linens, Voiles, Reps Wa you left at 10 O fouise Dadey, students of the Univer- Let us start ding! The happy couplo - have been 'reborn into Summer's love- Thrift BUmps. your o'clock for Colorado Springs Rnfl Mrs. R. Fred Pettit gavo a rieKght- sity this year, have gone to visit the Don't worry'about business matters at home last Harris at 'White Mountain-Arthu- bed- card With that quarter you get other points. XuJ dinner party her ranch after you have gone to Get a liest creations. 'Tb needs O Wednesday evening, covers were mm good night's rest, but be wide awane change. government - be a Bed Cross dance at for twelve- The gueBts left last Tuesday to during business hours- - won't mlsa It. There will Mrs. Praeger Yu the armory Wednesday evening at were Dr. Moran of Demlng, and enter tho United States army. O STAMI'S Stover of Pecos. o- - BUT WAR SAVIXGS which a thirty-piec- e military band, the Strange, Isn't it? They still call It O Skip-wit- h, a "pen-knif- from Camp Cody will furnish the Misses Frances Bear, Rebecca when there hasn't been f E5TABMSHE0J88S music. Tickets will be SI. The pro- VOCAL RECITAL Allie Atkinson and Maude Rod- a quill pen whittled in lo, these many $AJty ceeds will go to the Red Cross. The AN ENJOYABLE EVENT. ney have returned to their homes in years. , dance will be informal One of the most enjoyable events qf Roswell. . the week, was the recital given at the . O It is really wonderful with how lit- Phone 520. 114 W. Central. DAXOK IS ENJOYED AT Presbyterian church last Monday Miss Esther Harlan left last week tle work some people get along. TUB WOMAN'S CLUB. evening by the pupils of Mrs. E. L. for Silver City. . Gene Parker and Harold MrClana-ha-n Bradford. Mrs. Bradford needs no In- o : Some men consider themselves wise, THE HOME OF DARE DRESSES were the hosts at an enjoyable troduction to Albuquerque audiences. Bill Slater has gono to St. Louis but other people know them 'to be s ,VIRGNIA' - dance given at the Woman's club last Many of her pupils have wonrenown for a visit. t, otherwise. Thursday evening. over the state. --O re- i' can In of The decorations were red, white and The church was decorated with flags Senator Isaac: Barth recently Girls, do all you the way v ' blue, forming a beautiful canopy over- and flowers- Pretty Red Cross nurses ceived a letter from smiling, being cheerful and doing v. head. Hoover punch, or in otjier served punch from the big punch James Girard. Since the letter con--fir- good, so that when people see you thev i J aB ei'ved the tact that senator waa in win say worfls, Michigan straight, bowls, Jhe philanthropic d,cpa,rtine.pt the tjjere goes "Merry sunshine,' , I' Albuquerque Morning Joul-nal- , Sunday, June 23, 1918. THREE

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the week , During beginning June 24th there will Voiles.'-Batiste- Organdies, Etc. be assembled in Albuquerque something over 500 women in attendant e upon a ; New square necks, round necka ana sup overs a few colored waist, some with colored collars, Mothers-Daughte- r trimmed with embroidery, tucks and laces wonderful values at ... .95c, $1.19, $2.48 Congress and $2.98 for $3.50 values. BUY THRIFT STAMPS THIS WEEK- - Under the Auspices of the Federal and State War Service Boards. Hosiery Specials Which includes the State Council of Defence, the Black, also white fiber boot Silk Stocking State Extension Service, . Women's Committee of with Lisle Top and Double Lisle Soles. State Council of Defence, the Women of the Amer Regular prices 75c. This week eecial 65c can Army, and the United States Food Administrat- a pair. ion. Albiiquerque as usual will decorate in their honor Women's 40c black or white Lisle Stock- ana The Economist in particular We'comes these ings, Double Garter Top and Double Soles New Summer Fashions patriotic women to Albuquerque and extends a cor- special 3 pair for $1.00( dial invitation to the strangers within our gates to A big showing of tan, brown and bronze' All Silk at We are offering a complete howin of new summer fashions at moderate make our store their headquarters during their stay Hose in Lisle, Fiber Silk and in and prices prices that come within the limits of a wartime income. The sum- Albuquerque and to see the best stock of merchan- all prices 50c up mer apparel featured tomorrow is priced $7.50 to $49.50 dise for women in the southwest. BUY THRIFT STAMPS THIS WEEK NO OBLIGATIONS TO BUY UNDERWEAR Beautiful Wash Dresses The United States Food Administration Says: SPECIALS and . $7.50, $8.50, $10, $12.50 $15 1. Unless we can increase the consumption of A big lino of Envelope Chemise or Teddy Included are beautiful Gingham, Linen, Voile and Batiste Dresses, in potatoes 75 per cent, 30,000,000 bushels will spoil Bears, Beautiful new models made of sheerest within next few is to coatee, pleated tunic and straight line models. Clever color combinations, the months. It criminal allow fabrics, all beautiful trimmed with fine laces food to be in while world J including checks, plaids, stripes and plain colors, wasted America part of the Remarkable values $1.25 is starving. Eat More Potatoes and Less Wheat! or embroidery. ' $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and up. 2. All who can should give up wheat and eat Crepe De Chine Dresses SILK SUITS other things. Are you one who can't? One special lot of only 1 or 2 of a kind to New straight line mode's, also coat ef- Suits of Taffeta, Faille Silk, Silk Poplin 3. Uncle Sam is the quartermaster of a hungry close at the special price of only 98c each. fects, in navy, gray, white and flesh, Silk Jersey and Pongee, in belted and world. He is p'aying square. Eat more potatoes and him more to trimmed with beads, embroidery and. plain tailored mode's, specially priced help send wheat the lighters. On a special counter we have placed all buttons, priced $18.50, $25, and $29.50. $19.50, $29.50, $39.50 and $49.50 4. Must you have a policeman stand over you odd lots of Women's Nainsook and Longcloth while you eat? Why not save wheat voluntarily? Underwear made in pink and white, all kinds and Organdie SUMMER SKIRTS 5. We are asked to share our plenty with those of underthings at special prices to close out. Georgette who are our would dif- Frocks A charming variety in summer skirts, fighting battle. It make little smart in ference which side of the Atlantic we lived on if BUY THRIFT STAMPS THIS WEEK New tucked models in flowered styles, cool, summery fabrics, won. plain, choice patterns and colorings, s Germany Eat more potatoes and corn. Our and beaded styles. The colors are navy, fighters need the wheat. Pekin flesh and Washable Skirts from . .$2.00 to $15.00 BED blue, black, white, 6. Are so fixed can SPREAD SPECIAL $19.50, $25.00, $35.00 and $45.00 Fine Silk Skirts from . .$6.00 to $29.50 you comfortably that you afford to eat what you please,? You still can't afford Just received a delayed shipment of 100 Crocheted Bed Spreads, size to 84 worth each BUY THRIFT STAMPS THIS WEEK- - eat what your country needs. Your Country Needs 72 by inches, choice patterns $2.25 each, special $1.98 Wheat. . TABLE RUNNERS SPECIAL See Our of Khaki Wear 7. Your government asks'you to prove that free Laces Special Display Sport can service. If shou'd Made of fine grade Indian Head Cloth trimmed with Cluny people give voluntary Germany at 49c and 39c each. Sizes 18x45 and 18x54. Khaki Elding Breeches, Khaki Riding" and Walking Skirts, Khaki Coats, Khaki win this war you would be obeying orders very short- specially priced 59c, Riding Suits and Khaki Waists and Caps reasonably priced. ly. Give Wheat to Those Who Are Protecting Your BUY THRIFT STAMPS THIS WEEK : Freedom. BUY THRIFT STAMPS THIS WEEK . 8. " American soldiers are facing discomfort, dis- Week in Our -- to ease and death to '..,.,Must face Summer Wash Goods Extra Specials This Ready 'Wear Dept. protect you. they hunger also? Do you think need wheat more than Dresses to close out, mussed from display, etc. Taffeta Silk, Satins,1 Charmeause, you they Beautiful Cotton Fabrics That Make Such Lovely Summer Frocks. do? , to one-ha- lf Crepe de Chine, Voile and Organdy Dresses be closed out at less tha;i Original in weave, fine In texture, exquisite In colorings. Fabrics that fashion regular prices, in fact at less price than cost of the materials. 9. We have hundreds of items of foodstuffs in perfectly Into the new morilHh lines cool and sheer, yet substantial. plenty. The government asks for WHEATto win the Our Wash Goods Section has the very choicest of the hew summer materials to cut off of materials for the clever women who --BUY THRIFT STAMPS THIS WEEK-- war. Isn't there else can eat? offer, and while we have yardH and yards something you are designing their fascinating summer wardrobes, our assortment Is still complete. This " 10. All the blood, all the herosim, all the muni- season wash frocks will be more popular than ever, as they carry with them that charm A of Dresses of simplicity which is just now the keynote of fashion. From the organdy to the white Big Assortment House tions in the world will not win this war unless our voile, and trom gingham to white pique, these fabrcs Buggest all sorts of fascinating armies are fed. The Food Administration has under- color combinations and posslbtlltoa for dressmaking. To c'ose out, made in various styles of Percale and Ginghams. Priced to close taken to feed them with the vo'untary help of loyal rrinted Voiles at 25c, 35o, 60c and up . 98c, 75c, and 49c, Each Cotton Foulards, select for Summer Wear 50c a yard Americans. Are you doing your share? Ginghams, Hed Seal and Hates Ginghams, 27 inches wide 25e yard The material cannot be bought for the price of the finished Garment. Scotch Ginghams, 82 Inches wide, stripes and checks 36c and 50c yard 11. EAT POTATOES. Fancy Gabardine for Skirts, white anil colors 50t', 75c and $1.00 yard " . White i 75o and ; BUY THRIFT STAMPS THIS WEEK 12. WHEAT. Voiles, Fancy and Plain, at .35c, 50c, up SAVE And a counter full of Wash Materials specially priced at 25c yard ' - .

to ley 'Friday morning Bpend the Dean Frank been a ness T- - In d trip Carroon, has manager, Filcmon Martinez, Greenlaw have to Beach visit wth relatives Wellington, week-en- with her sisters. , :.. gone Long ' Messrs. R. W. Harper end C. C. guest at his home several days, and a who will have charge during the sum- and Pasadena, Calif., 'to visit friends. Kan . f Mrs. Ray Grayson, formerly. Miss Richardson of Hurley were in the visitor at the normal. Miss Carroon mer school. Elberto will spend the Mrs- Llghtburn of Phoenix is visit- The Misses Pearl and Demmg col-leg- Hayerford j Minnie Litz, of this city, was: iir'tqwn city Tuesday They were is a member of the faculty at the o summer with his in her Miss Light-bur- n. una , returning family California, ing daughter, Ruth Thelina Reagan spent the week the, latter'part of the week enroute to iheir homos in Loi:isv-i!L- J'cnii., of agriculture and mechanic arts. returning in time to take up his school In Been. " to Silver, City, on business. a-- .'! Ga i She' to her Fe Macon, whero t.u7T-- ' enter returned home.in Santa duties next fall, Mrs. C. P. James Miss posi- Mrs. L. B." Holaappls- arrived M. Hayser's brother, Wllmftrlng has accepted a Mr. and Mrs. E. Fisher were in niibli'.ry service. TuesJay evening, whero during the Monday evening- Dean Mrs. is here from tion in , evening from Hudson, N. bn and Buckley, visiting Camp tho office of the John Becker Thursday, from the ranch. near Myndus Monday Forrest Fielder Is his summer she will an assistant in the Frank Carroon de- Kev. L. spending defense-Tuesda- entertained at a Kearny. company, Y.( to Join her husband, business. summer office of the council of in Epls-cop- al transacting vacation with his parem In lightful dinner honor of their guest, News has been received of rector of St. Luke'B C. C. is back In on here GCorgo Hoffman has recovered Judge Fielden hls this city. He has been attending the afternoon a committee Miss Gladys Carroon. Those present the death of Mis Webb of Los from his church. -...... office this week a ill- the commercial were Harry, recent Illness and gone to S ,.: ...... i after month's Washington university In Lexington, standardization of Misses Sylvia Volliner, Saido Mrs. - Mrs. A. u. ftici!.iwain ness. Angeles. Webb formerly lived New Jersey for an extended visit- reiurneu V'.i., tli past year. . branches met In the commercial Tooker, Vivian Hedgoock und Phebe in was of- from 1 Paso. Is Flagstaff und one of the Messrs. Lee, Edwards and Thursday night MissrfJean Dainwood now a mem The soldiers of the Methodist fa'th Those present were Pro- Hart. ficers of the Eastern Star. Riley Mr and Mrs-- E. S. Creightort visit- ber of the postoffice staff of clerks-Mis- s fessor Lee A. Wolfavd, .head of the John Becker, Jr, left Wednesday for arc taking advantage of the rest ani Misses Florence Mitchell, Helen to; in were C. A. came tuher-rnel- a trip the western of tho ed tle city Friday and Hooper up from social' room at the Methodist t- commercial department of the normal Marie part Mrs. sis- Puteo to Miss Mitchell, Erhurt, Edith James, on a campaign in the Interest' guests of' W. P. Bledsoe; a' El Monday morning visit her on avenue. Ther? are university. Gladys Carroon, Elizabeth Eva cjunty ' ' R- Copper Stewart, Stewart, of Stamps; They will fce ter. mother, Mrs. Frye. , 'til fte late maga"'ni-- i and station y teacher of Commercial subjects at the Hazel leather- Wart'avlng Mrs. , Miss L. conil Tuckey, Mary Taylor, absent the rest of the week. O. E. 'Lindlof. a former" Demlng Isabel .Swartz, of Gallup-- N. at- thf.:r disposal. ,, state college, Bell Reed, Helen Lillian Cronin business now Service M., Btate In ing Jack, Casey, Mrs. Vleck, our man, in military president of the Rebekah Sirs. F- - H. mercial teacher the high school at "Flagstaff, Ariz, Helen Ellis are at- Van county agent, was Winr javes Monday Miss and of Phoenix h:iR on at Becker and stationed at Fort Bliss, visited lodge, here Saturday and Sunday. f.n extended visit to oUf horns LasCru'ces. and Lorraine Trainer j the school ut the evhiblt tho John left fur her tending summer, store home-mad- e Friday and Saturday, with friends She Smiday evening for Hillsboro. in Me. Vtt s Mrs. of IiS Vegas, who will have churgu a demonstration . K.ngor. ii W'ng'g Summer school normal also home-mad- e fire- -' nere. Mrs. "John, Pickles and fu--; Ba'-.g.)- of the" Commercial work at Carlsbad of the northern drying frame, a - daughters, visit to in Mrs. came down from Mrs. Tom- and Miss thirtn ' Arizona normal school started Mon- less cooker and a scrub pall! Lloyd Sands Wright Fanny yeai for the coming year. portable Lordsburg Saturday morning to visit Pickles were In town Friday, en route At It was to day, the 17th. Students are coming in s, that are attracting attention of . Major Ezra C. Clemans, chaplain the meeting planned, each 213 ' ' her husband. from Santa Rita, where they had of the 136th will address the select five or six cshools of the state day. Already have been , Mr- infantry, 197 bovs. and Mis O. Snofigr'ess. Mi?s been husband and to an enrolled, girls and fifteen The Maccabees met after- J. visiting" father, Spanlslt-Americ- people at their and carry out the. commercial work Tuesday and Mis.,'Bool.y Mat- tfifelr home in El Paso. baBls. he attendance with the exception of Belen noon at club hall. Mesdames Ma-- ', I'pal Snodgress church on East Spruce street, Sunday on an experimental tne the thews, of Corpus Christl, Tex., left Mrs- Eugene Belch and little Doys, is above the average- The son, Rydholm and Merrill Served the; evening at the usual hour. Miss Milderd Hornbeln, who has new members of the last Friday bn an automobile trip daughter, Shirley,' of San Simon, of sum- the faculty for ladles with ice cream and cake. Colorado are the of her Bister and charge college history in the summer term are Mr. Elliot Mr1. Cha'les Orchard Smith of the ttte through southern and the Ariz., guests mer school, and who, for the past Grand Canyon, of Arizona. On Satur- family. Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Bell, on Brown, M.r. Finley, Mr. Fike, Mr. college spent Saturday of last week In were Hemlock four years has been connected with Armstrong, Mr. Miss McCall Belen and in Interest of day they Joined by Judge Fred street... f been Turner, vicinity the will make Mrs. A. Kesner and little I the Gallup high school,, has andJVliss Hanley. the and club- - work in the Sherman and family, who,, Myron chosen teacher of history In the . hoys' girls' the with them. daughter Mirth,, left Wednesday for Normal University ' Ed Smalley, secretary of the coun-- county. trip . j normal. Miss i six' weeks' stay-Mrs- Flagstaff Hornbeln, cil of defense, his wife two Miss Tura state Miss "Babe" Keith ,and little niece, .Berkeley, Calif., for whose home Is In is and Hawk of the college Wendell of Y. W. De'nver, a grad- of TucBon ara, the :n Mis-Va- The LHv Medford Barksdale, returned Thurs- Phillips the of the daughters (spending spent Thursday and Friday At ten visit in C. A, went to El Paso Wed- uate University of' Denver,, summer In . Vleek. "Her Is day evening from a days' staffr (Las Vegas.) with the degree of Ph- - and is one Flagstaff. complexion 101 Paso. - - , . nesday morning. . She will return The teachers and students of the 0., . Miss. Frances Ormond, who taught About thirty of the teachers who like s Lily" the :f of New Mexico's most successful In In- D L. Maples, .bookkeeper in the Monday morning. ' summer school have had a wonderful Morencl the past winter, has re- are attending the Valencia county beautiful velvety soft, - teachers. federal Reserve bank, El. Paso, visit- .Mrv and Mrs. R. V. Schurtz 'left week under the leadership of Dr- A. E. turned home for the summer. stitute here, spent Sunday at Trlgo of her skin with Kenneth Brown, a in the nets ed from Tuesday to Friday In the Wednesday morning ''for a' week's visit Wlnship, which opened Monday even- junior Mrs Mary Pritner Lockwood, home canyon where they had a delightful Its radiant nearlv. school of the normal the past economics til family of Judge C. C. Rogers. with her parents in Alamogordo. ing with an address on patriotism. high director of the federal food picnic. white is obtained M. has entered the service of the ar- appearance thru Mrs. E. L. Foulks returned from a N. His address dealt with the need of the year administration for. Arizona, has Mrs. Ross of Moj'.Hs Park was at the aw of to coast Mrs. J. P. who hai been teachers and citizens abreast government, leaving Las Vegas rived In and is to Instruct school and visit the Pacific , Friday Sherman; keeping 'Flagstaff, the high Wednesday " tnornlng. visiting her daughter? Mrs. D O. of the Times. Tuesday, Wednesday and Tuesday. . , - . the housewives In this city and the Thursday whore she gave ta'hs tnul meet- Gouraud's , Mrs. L. Gibson and baby arrived Snodgress, the past month, returned Thursday he spent In the classes of The board of regents heul a surrounding districts how to use demonstration Her fciibject on tod last week fdm Hico, to visit her to' her home In Corpus Cnrtstl, Tex. the Institution giving of his learning ing of several days In the office of the whent substitutes Intelligently. She nrsday was "The H it Lun'-h- and On Te, . will 1. "Can-i'n- Oriental mother and sister, Mrs- Helen de Mrs. Sim Holstein anl daughter and experience. Friday evening he persident. , remain here until August Thursday, and Prying.' Croan towns- Mrs. Hutchinson vis- r Al- jVolin and Miss Annie de Volln. Emu. returned Monday evening from addressed the student body and Elberto Greenberger, who has been of Phoenix is Mrs. has returned from Smd 10c lor Trial Sin " : visit with and financial sister. Mrs. C. Robinson Mis. Carrie A. Nation motored an extended friends people at the opera house, his address managing the end of the iting her O, buquerque. I'FERD. T. HOPKINS SON NawYork jfinvmtrnm Tvron Friday. ,. relative in Dallas, Fort Worm arid being "The New Trail:" " Trigonlan News for a number of weeks of Morton hall. r ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gore have re- Miss Helen Thompson went to Hur o't.cc 'jexas cities. 1'Uey report a Miss Gladys E, Carroon, niece of turned over the work to the new busi Miss Lena Doyle and Mias Louise turned to Belen after a several week's ( FOUR Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, June 23, 1918.

Smother the Kaiser with War Savings Stamps

Sacred treaties are called by the Kaiser mere "scraps of ' paper. His words are an example'of the "Kultur" of" the. Huns who commit unspeakable crimes against innocent women and children the "Kultur'V.that America is fighting to remove forever from the world.

We are in the fight, to win our soldiers must "cany on" those at home must back up our boys to the limit. The government has officially set FRIDAY, JUNE 28th NATIONAL WAR S AVI N G S DAY it V ' On that day every loyal American will be summoned to prove his patriotism . by "signing the pledge" to agree to invest in a definite amount of War Savings Stamps each month during 1918. Smother the Kaiser with "Scraps of Paper" on June 28th.

National War Savings Committee f' ? V f rf7l

WA AVINOI ITAMfl

ISSUED BY TBI Vf

I UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT .. i

Thi avaco contributed for tfc Wiimlng of the War by BOND-CONNEL- L WOOL & SHEEP CO. f: A VOHS LIVE STOCK"COMPANY- - ROBERTSON & FARR BROTHERS : DEALERS AND RAISERS SF , SHEEP AND CATTLE V. DEALERS IN CATTLE AND SHEEP : ' New hiiililiiiff-lplmn- e HOI. "r - V . r Ul ,113 John SlrHtlhm Mi. . 217)i'soiilli Sccond--I'lioii- o 182. X.

LOUIS ILFELD CARR-HAMBLI- r EL MEDANO SHEEP COMPANY N & Coi ' SHEEP, WOOL, HIDES AND PELTS LIVE STOCK r v J. R. SALAZAR, CATTLE AND LANDS v nV 1 IS John Mrrotil'lio'iio Manager. " SHEEP, S2li West J5U6-- ,. v ' rl. I , . Iron l'houo Iloom 2 Whiting HuiMtaB Phono 1132..,. j CHARLES CHADWICK & CO., W. E. .': LIVESTOCK AND WOOL MAUGER (Wool) WM. L. STALEY & CO., . REPRESENTING MAUGER & MASS. 108 Woul (iolcl mono UH. AVERY, BOSTON, SHEEP, WOOL, CATTLE, RANCHES ltS-11- r 7 Nortli I'irsl PtMne 74. Svoml mul ;lil I'lioiie 48."..

At " T it Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, June 23, 1918. FIVE Vestee With Tunic Skirt Artesia Normal College

Mrs. 17. S. White, formerly n resi- (Silver City.) dent of A.tcsia, is in the city Tor an "The best summer session In the extended viit. Her husban.1 was history of the school" is the verdict of practicing physician here. teachers and students at the. state Rev. Buren Sparks, accompanied normal college, ''"he third week of by Fred Knowles and County Treas- the term shows an Increased attend- urer Wright, recently went tu the ance over last year and the majority Ueleware river, below Carlsbad, for a of the students are of college rank. fishing trip- i!inee that event there Many teachers from every section of are not many large catfish in that the state are in attendance and the - in all de- stream- , grade of work being done partments is exceptionally high. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Young have aj of sum- Mrs. An Interesting feature the their guests Young's parents. mer term is ..he special lectures ar- Mi, and Mrs. Callowag, of Wichita, of 'Kans. ranged particularly for the help teachers and those preparing to teach. Mrs. Reed Brains rd and daughter Professor Milne of Albuquerque, of Clovis are vis'iing the family of Professor Pope of Koswell,. Superin. Hitvld Kunyon. tendent Poore of Carlsbad and Mrs. D- E- Bryant and wife are' visiting Miller of Santa Ke will be among the relatives at thjir old homt; In San speakers- All of these educators will 3.1 ba, Tex. have a message of vital importance- was Tor Harold Keinaih 1 Lt returned frt m A special assembly called er in to the inter- B hool at AlbuqucKjlie for his stim-m- Monday order present vacation. ests of the Junior Ited Cross to the summer students- The chief speaker m1 Miss Anna Olson who was the chief was Professor Tenny of Denvey. The 17 accountant for the Electric Light Reverend McClinloch of Silver City company for nearly five years, has at the Friduy assem- to she has appeared regular gone Tulsa, Okla., where bly with an entertaining discussion of accepted a position. South Africa. The speaker has spent Mrs. J. R. Atkeson and son Lloyd, several years in that country. have returned from their eastern trip, Much Interest is being shown by the ''hey motored to Dallas and back. summer students in all phases of war On the occasion of her birthday the service. Classes in the regular Hed friends of Mrs. Rex Wheatley gave Cross work are being well attended her a picnic party- Refreshment and the teachers who go out over the v.vre served In the shade of a spac- state Will thus be able to carry to ious cottonwood near the Brookshlre communities where they teach the In- country home- - struction which means much in the E. L. relief service. All of the work of the Humphreys, the resident summer school has been arranged liianu&cr of the new canning factory, to the new has arrived with his from with particular reference family needs and changed conditions occas- J.eyton. ioned by the war. Indutsriul subjects lr. J. J. Clarke, secretary of the are being adapted to the urgency of Naw Mexico dental socia attended the present situation. Many Btudents the annual meeting of tiysoclety at are realizing the special needs for Its Aihi iiuerque last week. commercial training as Is shown by It Pays Way J. W. Heapy, once a resident of the large enrollment in this depart, Artesia, and the owner of consider- nient. The call for high school prin- able property here, recently died at cipals and superintendents to take the business his shall dis his rtsidence in Lincoln, Neb. of enlisted men is leading to Hie man insists that mechanical equipment faithfully Q- of El piaces ? Humphreys . Paso, presi- the teaching ranks are returning to its duties and fair interest on the investment. Whether dent of the Artesia canning factory, serve in a patriotic capacity by charge return was ii town on truly business last weeki keeping the schools running as in it be a an machine, a drill or an automobile, Vanley Smith, who has entered iho normal times. Altogether the summer typewriter, adding press radii branch of tlit V, S. navy, has school is proving of the greatest bene- he looks for efficiency in terms of :on? to the great lake training camp fit and Interest and its success reflects expressed profit n!a Chicago. the splrii of progress among teachers Mr. and Mrs. B. H. McFadden have of the state- gone to their mountain resort for the It is on this very practical basis that the Paige has qualified in the world of Hummer. Just before their departure kW I Mr- McFadden tucked a getterous business. In competition with every other car on the American sum of money into the hand of the market, the has demonstrated that it is a treasurer of the local Red Cross A vestee with a tunic is the charm- Estancia j Paige repeatedly preferred chapter- ing feature of this tan charmeuse investment a car worth of its and entitled to the B. P. Williams and family have costume. The design as developed is every penny price gone to the mountains. Mr. Williams suitable for afternoon teas, but like Mrs. Dugan of Santa Fe has been fullest respect and confidence as an eminently practical utility. will return in a couple of weeks but most of the fashions of the day, it is In Kstancia the past the rest of the will remain visiting friends family adaptable for wearing at any function week. Mrs. Dugan was formerly Miss summer. semi-form- during the where dress is required. Ruth Ellis. ! Last Wednesday evening Miss Lora Chiffon is used in its development Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Rousseau and PAIGE-DETROI- Williams, of Dr. Mrs. gold-ta- n T daughter and and thread in its decoration. Jacqueline, vlslied Mr. and MOTOR CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN Charles W. Williams, of Artesia, was A modification on economical lines daughter, Mrs. Bachmann on Bosque .mountain , married to Mr. Oscar N. Gamble, of could be managed with plain or fig- - over Sunday. f Canyon City, Tex- The ceremony wai ured foulard and chiffon. Mr. Cook and fam- Si:i: Ol II DFALKRS AS FOLLOWS: Rev- Buren and Mrs. George performed by Sparks, ily came In from the Forest Ranger's pastor of the Baptist church, at the and at I. W. STONEHAM, Iloswoll. Wm. W. TTRXF.n, Gallup. MARTIXFZ & SOX, llspanoln. Q home of bride's in station Saturday spent Sunday the parents the the Garvin ranch east of town. Win. KLGIX, Khtancia. W. WIXTWORTH, Santa Rosa. 3. A. JILIAX, Santa Fo. presence of the family and a few inti- Mr. Mrs. entertained mate friends. The wedded and Oscar Bay SAX MlC.rF.L MOTOR COMPANY, Lns Vegas. couple the Kelly, Sherwood and Nash fami- took the evening train for Canyon Socorro lies at the ranch home last Sunday. City where they will make their Sales and Service of New Mexico " Mrs. W. F. Crawford and son. Wood, Paige Company home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles left Green-wal- and Sawey Ihono 853, Distributors. 122 West Gold. John W. Terry and John d, last week for a visit .to Palomas Sr-- returned home Sunday Springs. from Albuquerque, where they at- County Clerk J. Salas returned the tended the state encampment of the first of the week from his ranch near Mountainair Grand Army of the Republic. Encino. State Food (Administrator Ralph Miss Marie Green left this week for Ely, Mrs. Harry I Patton, chief Santa Fe where she has accepted a Mr. nd Mrs- Wj,;-M- . McCoy and clerk of the hotel division, Mrs. Ruth position. family were here Monday and Tues- Miller of the home economic division Raymundo Romero of Moutalnair has been quite successful. He has had vainly sought In Brinta Fe, and Conferences will be hold 'n the !iar day visiting Mrs. C- L. Burt. Miss and A. J- Maloy of the grocery divis- and Manuel Otero of Torreon passed spent the past five years In the south- will therefore remain in Taos for the future In a number of other counties Roberta who been here in the court house Estancia on been and th McCoy, has ion, spoke ' Friday through Wednesday their west In various places where Spanish summer. that have not organized for a week, returned to Albuquerque afternoon. way home from Albuquerque. Santa Fe Society is still spoken anil Spanish manners number probably will be considera- with her parents. Hon. Isaac Barth of Albuquerque Mr. and Mrs. R. h. Hitt of Willard still prevail, und "Where, among the ble In excess of twenty-seve- by July Mrs. Mott, formerly of Medford, spent several days in this city on expect to leave the last of the week Notes Indians descended from their fore- CALIFORNIA PLANS - 1, according to Homans. Okla., arrived Tuesday afternoon to legal business. While here he was for Carrizozo. They expect to go bears Christianized by Bpenish fervor, Where the plan is adopted the state . make her home with her Mrs. M. C from there to Ruidoso for a few cus- volun- sister, the guest of Judge and Mrs. days traditions, folklore und undent . FIRE PROTECTIONS forester appoints at least onj Eva Corbett. r Mechem. outing. (Continued From toms are still treasured." Says the Chi- teer state fire warden to haad each H. Page 2.) in- Mrs- T. E. Misses Anna a, Mrs. F. Shelton left for - somo Rogers, Miss Elizabeth Pender of Magda-len- Saturday cago Tribune: "An opera having for nr womiiN department organized. In Dqyle, Lois Hollon and Arnett, Las Vegas where she will visit her is form- journal special liamo wins) of Fairy is visiting Socorro friends. subject this Spanish conquest Sacramento, Calif., June '22. A stances the number departments County Superintendent Burt and S. daughter, Mrs. Jay Gregory. guest of friends San Diego for the ulating in M. Lapaira's brain, and as formed In various, counties has been Fred Nicholas left Tuesday after- In- at campaign to organize volunteer fire are in Estancia, this week for The Torrance County Teachers' summer the San Diego nor- he has given five years study to his a dozen or more. the normal. noon for Albuquerque, where he met stitute is in conducted attending departments to protect grain ranges, county session, by mal summer school at the same time. subject and possesses musical talent well os forests- of with fire equip- Rev. J. W. Williams, former his wife, who has been visiting rela- County Burt of Moun- of to n bs in practically all Trailers fighting pastor Superintendent F. Asplund, chief clerk of a quality express his stories, fifty-eig- ht of returned tives in Denver for the past month. tainair. Professor Jones of Rupert the counties In California ment, including fire extinguishers, the Baptist church here, Albuquer- the tax commission left for Al- real American opera may be antici- de- brush fires and last week from a in Sim- They returned home Friday. que, Miss Pinnell of Santa Friday being conducted by the forestry tools for combatting year spent Fe and buquerque, whence he goes on a tour pated from him in the near future." of the has resulted In sacks, are to be provided by the mons college, in Abilene, Tex. Earl Gooch celebrated his tenth Professor Parton of Mountainair are of O partment state, the southeastern countryseats. the boards of of twenty-seve- n county boards of supervisors for each Vester Shaw returned last week birthday Saturday by inviting the fol- the instructors. Forty teachers are in of .'Antonio Lucero supervisors Lub-tuc- Secretary State Mr. and Mrs. H. Paul Burlin and out- These may be attached several k, to Richard counties adopting the plan department. from a visit of months in lowing a party: Stewart, attendance. , has gone tu Washington, D. there Mrs. Converse have found houses'With M. to Tex. Richard Edward Steele, Willie An ice cream social was C lined by the state, according to O. to automobiles and hauled quickly Keith, given by the to Join Chairman Arthur Seligman of studio facilities in Taos, which they Homans, state forester. the scene of the conflagration. A two weeks' series of meetings was Griffith, Holm Bursum, Mansfield Methodist Sunday school at the church the Democratic state centrul commit Fri- and begun at the Baptist church last Nicholas. Eugene ''Sparks, James parlors Thursday evening. tee and other prominent Democrats in day with Rev. Williams assisting Robert Baldwin-Rev- . The ladies of Estancia are a .. - night con- planning conference, the local pastor, Rev. Phipps- On Mathus of Albuquerque, for a moonlight picnic to be given at Mrs. Bert Phillips and children will Sunday Rev. Green from Abilene, Tex., ducted services in the Presbyterian the park next week in honor of the return, next week tu Taos from u visit arrived and is now assisting. The church Sunday. visiting teachers. with relatives at Hudson, N. Y. services are being held in a tont on A Hoover team, consisting of ten Rev. W. J. Waltz preached at Cedar West Broadway. members, has been organized in So- Grove school house last Sunday after- Andrew nee Grace - Mrs, Dasburg, Miss Julia Hill will leave Monday corro county with Mrs. C. T- Brown noon. will leave Taos in a tew those Johnson, days On Iowa as from at- You for a visit in City and Michigan. captain. Among Estancia who for In Prove the art at Woodstock the June 28th tended colony She will enter a training school for The Saturday card club met with the meeting of the Republican Adriondacks, New York- She Is a nurses in Chicago early in Septem- Mrs. A. H. Hilton last week. central committee at Willard Thurs- sculpture and came to Join the art ber. Miss Delia Harris arrived Thursday day were, L. A. Rousseau, Cleofas Ro. colony. Announcements have been received evening from Springerville, Ariz., and mero, Thomas Rapkoch, J. p. Porter O Are Amer ican Cor- N. a of the of Miss Gladys spent several days here visiting her and J. Bush. Mrs. two Loyal marriage Lucretla Wilson, who has bett to Marshall Orme in Los Angeles mother. paintings on exhibit in the new mus- this month. Mr. and Mrs. Orme M. C. Splcer left Tuesday to Taos Den- early most Attorney to busi- eum, has returned from are two of the best known and for Santa Fe, to attend legal ver, by her J. court- - He accompanied husbund, popular young people cf Mountainair- ness before the supreme H, Wilson, and daughter Louise. Miss Avena Richardson arrived last returned home Saturday. u Will you greet the Fourth of July with a free conscience?, week fom Memphis, Tex., to spend the .Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Becker and Hagerman - Pearson Mrs. Ralph and Pearson, in shame-face- d summer with her parentB, Mr. and daughter, Lucie, of Slpringervlelle, nee Hale, New York artists, Or will you spend the Fourth guilt? Mrs- W. Richardson. in Socorro Thursday. Margaret T. Ariz., arrived Mr- - and made the trip from the Atlantic coast S. W. returned Lucie was on for ap- Mrs. Welnsberger, who 28th has been set as National Mr. and Mrs. Parton Miss operated have been on to Santa Fe and Taos in automobile June War Savings Day. last week from Granite. Okla-- where pendicitis at the 8ocorro hospital and living the Charles Cole V. A. farm for. several have and are located at present at Ranchos Your were called by the illness of Mr. la reported by her physician, to months, gone de Taos. country expects you on that day to pledge they ' to Arizona to reside. every Parton's brother. Parvis, be doing nicely. - Ice be Hon- H. T. Laughbaun of to The Epworth League gave an Mrs M. C. Spicer is reported to Oklahoma, The Corn Dance San on. penny you can,' up $1,000, toward the purchase of War of of one of the leaders for national at Juan cream social last week at the home Improving after an attack ptomaine an prohibi- St. John s will be the L- - tion, gave address after- Monday, day, Mr. and Mrs. R. Coulter, which noon at the Sunday first of the big dances after the sum- Savings Stamps. was especially well attended and was and Mrs. James Osborne mo- Presbyterian church. A mer solistice will no draw re- number of Hagerman people and doubt 'A an unusually pleasant affair. tored from Magdalena Thursday, cards signed a big crowd, not only of palefaces but ,The price of American citizenship is no longer cheap. Cecil is spending1 the sum- home the next day. pledging themselves to make Cooper turning antl-saioo- n of Pueblos and even Navajos mer near a small William Newcomb returned home regular contributions for visiting . new hour has struck. The crash of war has all Manzano, managing league work for the next five and Apaches. The federal authorities ground farm. Tuesday from Demlng where he has vears. have extra Petitions are to be presented to the taken precautions against semblance of of is C. Claunch and Mrs. Floyd Claunch been for several days. various bootleggers and gamblers who have cheapness out being an American. It near Corona, were the guests of Mrs. Louise Martin returned home congregations this morning from for and it Is been accustomed to reap a harvest at dear-boug- ht - a visit with signatures expected that now a honor. You must Mr- and Mrs. Ray King Wednesday. Tuesday after pleasant Hagerman, which is a these fiestas. The Taos pueblos are pay. Mr- - and Mrs. T. P. Butler, formerly friends in Los Lunas. temperance also a series of corn dances but or community, will rally to this war time giving of Tribbey, Okla., will be here next The nienit'Tii of the Christian measure. their dance does 'not come until week to make their home. They are of the Presbyterian church - Miss Eunice Klopfanda of Roswell the end of September. A number of On June 28th, Your Country Asks You to well known in Mountainair, having en loved a hay ride to the river Tbur- is automobile will motor to San But- ' Mrs- A. X. Illlnskt a guest of the Miss Sylvia Wranbsky parties lived here some years ago. Mr. day even'.nrf- chap- this week. Juan on Monday. Santa Feans have ' Balance Your Patriotic Cash Account been here for some months. , eroned the ler has party. Misses Ede McKlnstry, Perla Mor- pleasant memories of picnics in the gan and Mayre Losey motored to Ros- Eldodt rose garden on San Juan days ex- well Monday. in the past, of mass and procession at Every penny you withhold, that you are able to give, Mr, and Mrs- Sasser the beautiful chapel and the colorful and baby, corn tends aid and comfort to the Duffy Anthony, and Miss Jessie An- dance by the Pueblos Jn the af- enemy. thony came in Thursday from Here- ternoon. It is the time of the year Instantly! Corns Stop Hurting! ford, where Mrs. Sasser had been when that portion of the upper Rhv No sordid legal summons will, for the present, compel Visiting for some time at the home Grande. valley is at its loveliest. . of her parents. ' O . payment. You are called to payment by the higher, more Lift Out Rev- - D. B. Jackson at Robert Henri writes from New Corns Loosen and preached ths "A chivalric 28th band stand Sunday evening, the York city: long time I have de- summons to volunteer on June your pledge Hagerman churches having resumed layed sending the final word Just bev of their custom of union open air meet- cause there was always a chance bf to purchase this year every dollar's worth War Savings No ! Few loosen corns and calluses ings the summer months coming anyway. But now it Is a, cer- pain drops The Hagerman Red Cross held a tain fact that we cannot come to San- Stamps you can buy. so they fall oft Try it ! Magic ! meeting Tuesday afternoon at which ta Fe thlsjBummer and there is great a number of garments were made for regret in Our midst because of It. We hospital use. Plans were also mads will miss being there mut It can't he our T NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE For few cents think t Not one bit of to entertain the draft men who are to helped, and plans have, to go over you can get Just h . leave the twenty-fourt- of this inontn to next season. .. . Bellows, small bottle oi the magic drag pain before applying freezone with a line party at the Red Cross too, who was looking forward towards a whole summer Santa an- freezone recently discovered by or afterwards. v It doesn't benefit which will be given at the local at Fe is chored here. He is H Cincinnati man. even irritate the surround- airdome Saturday evening. They are deep in a series for the of the War also to be served ice cream after the of war drawings which are power- This Space Contributed Winning hy Juit ask at any drug store ing rskin. ... show and will be presented with com- fully done, and as terrible as war, . . . We see for a small bottle of freezone. - Bard corns, soft eorns, or fort kits by the Red Cross. The men Miss Ravlin also who la who to are William-so- n. here. She too, is anxious to back a few a ten- corns between the toes, also are leave Sidney get Apply drops upon son of Mr. and Mrs. Williamson to Santa Fe but finds it difficult to get der, aching corn and instantly hardened calluses on bottom of of the Felix ranch; Floyd Walters, son away. She has done some fine work wKurautsTuin fall off with-- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rob- and the old work looks brilliant and issibmmr Wright' Clothing Company all soreness disappears and feet shrivel up and of Walters; mf Anderson and Sena Will on. seems td with utTiD m-nt- will find the corn out a It Is a ert improve age.'v ' shortly, you hurting particle. The Woman's Home Miswipn society anrnMUMT o loose that you lift it out, scientific compound made from of the M. E- church and ihe Ladies' The Mexican southwest Is to furn- "THE EXCLUSIVE MEN'S STORE" for root and all, with the fingers. ether. Oet the genuine! Aid society met Wednesday afternoon ish the setting an American opera at the Red Cross work room and com- by Raoul Laparra, the Spanish music VLa '""0 pleted a number of garment master, whose opera Habanera,", ii ,f'nMri i SIX Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, June 23, 1918. Sunday Church Services LUBIN DECLARES (ZZl WHERE TO WORSHIP TODAY EZZI FARMERS SHOULD

THE C1IVRCH OF CHU1ST. B. Cristy, superintendent. north-publi- c 11 Meets every Lord's day in the Morning service a. m. MORE-HEL- P library. Sung service begins Sermon: "The Challenge of ihe HAVE west corner basement room of the Church in the Present Hour." lit 10 o'clock. Hible study at 10:30 to Alusic - 11:30. Communion service from 1 1 : :tt) Organ prelude: "The Son of God to 12 a. m R- A. Talley, J. J I. Ed- Goes Forth to War," (Whiting.) wards, elders." Offertory: "Serenade," (Gounod ) International Delegate Orgunfeiu Alias Paula, Postel. Says FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Male Quartette: "The Lord Is in His Credit Without Mortgage Is Kuniit Icari and Sowli Third.) Holy Temple." Messrs- - Cristy, Kan-ad- y, Charles Oscar lteekaian, l'aslor. Barton, Fillmore and McKean. Solution of Problem Worry- Miss ImIUI. fiorby, Deaconess. Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. Lead- 11 a. m, nnd 8 p. m. Morning er: Miss Gladys Hayden. Topic: "How ing Agriculturalists, theme: "German Religious Propagan- to Have a Good Time." 1 Thess. 5:16-2- da." Evening subject: "Is the Kaiser 8 o'clock. Mentioned in the Bible?" Evening worship r" MOMNINO JOURNAL SPECIAL LBABCD WIMB Sunday school 9:45 ai. m. Sermon: "Comradeship by 4he Rome, June 22. The American Kpworth League t p. m. Way" farmer to be credit a un- Music ought given at Special music at hoth services bank without being compelled to der the direction of Mrs. L. 15 Lackey Organ prelude: "Hosanna"(Wachs.) mortgage his farm, declares David In the evening service Prof. O. Offertory: "Romance in A," (Lleur-ance- -) Lubln, delegate from - the TTrtited. Prunillo will give a selection on the Stated to the international institute of and irganist Miss Paula Postel. guitar saxaphone, is agriculture here. A welcome for all. Duet: "Over tho Stars There Mr. Lubln believes that, despite the Rest," (Franz Abt). Miss Hawlhorno federal land banks,, the American north ronini street gospeii and Mrs. Bradford- farmer still suffers a erfat disadvant- IIALU age in obtaining cash to1 carry on hi,s ISOO North Iourth Slro't. FIRST lOXGItLGATIONAL business. .To remedy, this ho. .: has Sunday school and Bible class, 9:4!i CIURCH. formulated a simplified system of a. m. Topic: "Christ Triumphant Over Corner Coal and Broadway. farm banking and suggested It to Wil- Death." St. Mark 10:1 to I'O- Sundav school 9:45 a. in. H L. liam G. IJcAdOQ,. the .secretary of the At 8 p. m. Mr. Carl Annerdin will Snyder, superintendent. treasury, and to the American food speak on "a Change of Body." This Morning service, 11. Mr. Lynn H. controller, Herbert Hoover. address is one of a scries on "Im- Foxl secretary of the Y. M- C. A-- , will iitl(ual('il Business. portant Changes." be the speaker. Jt is urged "The farhier at present does busi- Wednesday at S n m. a meet'ns for that all members and friends he pres- ness under the stupid and costly pol- ent to greet Mr. Fox. Special muisc icy of the merchant for forty years prayer. Stan- at 8 p. m. a mootihrf for will include organ numbers by ago," said Mr. Lubln to the Associated " - Thursday - l. f Bible study. This is a mixed class to ley Seder and solos by Miss Ruth Press. "He supplies his needs on long V !,- which all are Invited. We are study- THurmun and W. L Byrd. time credit in place of having re- ing the Epistle to the Romans. Christian Endeavor 7:00 p. m. course to the chief banks of the count No evening service. try for cash wherewith to place him- ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH IXTIIEH AN self on a cash basis.-- - The farmer is CIIUH'H. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION under the thurrto of the money lend- (Corner Silver and Sixth.) Clll'RCK ers and of the store keepers who sell Arliiur M. Knudscn, Pastor. Sodality mass 7:00. to him on a credit basis." we ac- Residence, HOC S. Sixth. Phone Z299 Children's mass 8:30 "Why can't have a bank that is credit qn account, 9: 4 5 'a. ni. Sunday school- A. W. Late mass count, open so tit elident- service 7:30. like anv .other business ltian'-'- Hn's Kindlier- peri tho best In the 11 a. ni. Sermon: "The Practice of got land, security will Will IMMANUEIi EVATVnFMCAJu world." Prayer." The choir Ring "''hy It Itoeckel-W'ilson.- LUTHERAN CHUKCH. "The federal land bank has made He lione," ( ) for him to his farm K p m- - Combination service of irl Scliiiild, pastor. possible put up K08 Arno street and get money on long-tim- e mortgage Christian Endeavor and congregation. Residence, south how- a flood Time." Miss Phono 2017. luans. These loans are made, Topic: "Having ever, for enlarging the farm or malt Mollln Shadel will lead the Endeavor Our services ure held in the public or for off half-hou- r; will ing improvements paying after which the pastor liberary, corner of Edith street and num- "How Have a Old debts. Hut only a limited preach on the topic, to Central avenue. ber of farmers will dnlens Hood Time-- Anthem by the choir, school 10. a. ni. mortgage Sunday they have to. The census for 19 Hi "o Come Let 1!h Sing.', (Adams.) Preaching service It a- m. Topic: we 8 m. Condemn- shows that of 3,!)4X,722 farms For ihe week: Monday, p. Uncharitable .Judging and .IS.fi cent What will meet In Pr. have per mortgaged. The church council ing" these farmers need, with the Easterday's office- Wednesday, 8 p. in. the summer the evening together and During other 06. 4 per cent, is credit at a At the church. Weekly prayer services will bo discontinued. bank instead of vicious cV'tfit Bible study meeting- costly, our at the town store. A cordial welcome awaits you at CHRISTIAN' SCIENCE SOCIETY. Credit Is Needed. serviiefi. . Christian Science services are helix "The farmer can be put in a posi- at 418 West Gold avenue, every Sun- tion to pay cash for what he buys hy CEXTIlATi ATKXl'R METHODIST day morning at 11 o'clock. having the twelve federal land banks EPISCOPAL I11RC1I, SOUTH. Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. increase their functions so that, In- jnMuia C Jones, Pastor. Wednesday evening meetings at 8 stead of merely granting mortgage Worship at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. o'clock. money at a reasonable interest, they Subject;.' ('The Intake and the Out-p- unmiinif rnnm onen dally except may also issue a certificate that the " to to a . Sundays and holidays from 2:30 farmer is entitled credit within Evening subject: "Some Appoint- 5:30 p. m. at 418 West uoiu avenue, fixed sum. This certificate deposited ments Christ has made With Men." second floor, - in a commercial bank in any place In Special music by chorus choir. A free circulating library. Including the union would enable the farmer to 9:45 a. m. Sunday school, John F. all tho works of Mary Baker Eddy, obtain credit on open account at the Major, superintendent. . and other authorized Christian Science rate sav of 5 per cent per annum and Senior Kpworth league 7.: 00 p. m. literature, is maintained in connection against this account he could draw hy Prayer meeting and third quarterly with the reading room. '. check, with the right of closing his conference, will be held Wednesday The public is cordially Invited to at- account at any time by paying up, evening, 8 o'clock.. tend the Sunday esrvices, the Wednes-iln- v when his certificate would be rt'irn-e- d evening meetings, and to 'Visit the to him. imOADWAY CimiSTIAX CHtTRCU. reailTng room. "What should be done is to reduce business down to the South Broadway and Gold. ) i the banking Neil Minister. ' farmer. Let's put him In the favored Ferguson, This can done Bible gchool-T-r9:4- 5. a. m- Rains Improve Ranges. nation class, too. be 22. rains in land 11 o'clock-- i El Paso, June Heavy by legislation permitting tho Morning worship and New credit." Theme of aarmon: "Hopeful Times the panhandle of west Texas bank certify to the farmer's Mexico were reported today by mem- for Anxious Sou la.' Southwestern Y. P. C. E.--- 7 p- - m. bers of the Panhandle association to the genera! A cordial welcome to a home-lik- e Stockmen's were church. headquarters here. The rains reported to have been unusually in the midland and Dalhart dis- MUST PKsnYTEUIAN CHURCH. heavy re- Magdalena nnd Silver tricts of West Texas. Ranchers (Corner Fifth Avenue.) the conditions better . A. i ported range Hugh Cooper, Charles It, have been for cattle since Miss Georgia Craig has been enter- Mi Kcaii, Pastors. than they of I 1914. taining two her schoolmates, tne Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Edward Misses Dorothy Hill, of Socorro, and Ida Taylor of tho west part of the county ut her home in, Magdalena, for tho past week-Mr- . and Mrs. Clarence Stuppl are enjoying a fishing trip in the White Mountains this week. NOW! Mr. and Airs. Cole Itallston and SUBSCRIBE lamily ure up from El Paso to spend the summer at the ranch In the west part of the county. Before leaving they spent a lew days visiting Alugda-len- a friends. , jVarker Qulnn.'a son of Mr. and Mrs. TO THE JOURNAL J- II- Quiiui, was hurt by a horse at the ranch at Horse Springs in tho west part of the county. The family went & KEEP HIM. "RICA to the ranch will remain AME and probably OUT of several days. Miss Margaret Maclaren In spending her summer vacation at Spruigerville, Tobacco Fund Ariz. i. Miss Margaret Beagel has been the guest of Miss Gertrude Allen at her How Our Soldiers Will Long for home near Aragon this week. Miss Nellie Smith, manager of llio Good Old American Tobacco! Magdalena telephone office, has re- National War Committee turned after a few days vacation spent Savings of Albuquerque. Mr. and Mrs. William Barrondale By arrangement The JournU guarantees to deliver, special two dollars left Saturday for a summer sojurn at through an arrangement with tobacco manufacturers, Santa This space contributed for the Winnim.ot the War tty worth of tobacco, for- dollar subscribed, to our soldiers In Monica, Calif. every Rev-- Richards expects to France and on the way to France. , depart soon for several months' work in tho THE FOLLOWING LUMBER MERCHANTS OF THE CITY: The packages (50c worth of tobacco) are put up la attractive evangelistic field-Mr- . patriotic packages. In every package we put a return postal card and Mrs. Bray and baby re- with your name and address so that you will get word back from turned from El Paso Tuesday morning GIBSON-FA- W the battlefitlda from s many soldiers as you subscribe 26 sent They were accompanied by Mrs. R. L. ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER CO., Inc. LUMBER CO., Inc., pieces. i and Miss 1012 Tankersley Faye Tankersley. 423 North Flr.st l'lipiu' 421. Noi'lh ' , After arriving at Magdalena Mr. and rurhone TOBACCO IS MIGHTY SCARCE Mrs. Bray and their guests left for an outing in the west part of the Near the Trenches, county. J. C. BALDRIDGE LUMBER CO., CHICAGO MILL & LUMBER CO., Mrs- Stevens son," rnoM mviN cobb's of Moniayne and 423 South. I'lrst Phone 402. 101 North 'list Phone 8. "paths glorx" George, and daughter, Miss Mao, re- "As I recall now, we had come through ths Rata ot ha school turned from Socorro Saturday where house to where the automobile stood when a puff of wind blowing George has been a patient in the hos- to us from the loft, which meant from across the battlefront, brought, pital- They left Immediately for the SUPERIOR LUMBER & MILL CO., Inc., we knew full well. Stev- to our noses a certain smell which already Horse Springs ranch. Miss Mae ' ' ' ' ! X'irst 377. along-sid- e been a in the Loi ttto 501 South I'hoiic 'You get It, I see," said the German officer, who stood ens.has student of me. 'It comes from three miles off, but you can get It flvs convent at Socorro miles when the wind la strong' and he waved his left arm toward Mrs, Catherine Pritchette was a It as though the scent had been a visible thing. 'That explains why Magdalena visitor Saturdny and Sun- tobacco is so scarce with us the staff back yonder in Laon. day. Mrs. Pritchette is engaged In a along ruiicli and home work for and In boy gave a on Red "All the tobacco which can be spared is sent to the men the gli U a.i a movement. sh9it talk the Cross IS MARRIED AFTER were fleeinir from Petrograd. But. POOR-I- ENGLAND As on and asked too Instead" of front trenches. long as they smoke and keep smoking they A dance was given Saturday niRht everybody stand who b ulig all the way through x 3-p- tn nu itl.'inncri T.iell -- can stand that." at the hotel Liberty and was partici- would be willing to give a dollar to SLEIGH .RIDE Amnrici. lie hini DRAW,, ON RESOURCES pated in by a number of Magdalena the tenant lvliefoth was recalled from a cause. Here and there a number Trans-Siberi- an No Matter How Small Amount Send It in. young people. littlo station on the the of to CSV MOHNIN4 JOUHNAL BPBCIAL LIABfO WIRtJ lay HbKNma joun.'arwcfAL Dr, M. McCreary has been commis- patriotic people started rise and railway to join tho embassy staff at liaiio anal) out Mr. 22. A - ' London, June 22. The Our boys are going to need tobacco in treat quantities. Fill sioned a lieutenant in the medical de- just then Ballard gave the band Vologda, Russia, June wilil Volagola...... , high ost of now Boon tt three-da- y T.Iniitr-nnn- the coupon Today is None Too and make generous! partment of the United States army Its que- It began playing "The Star sleigh ride through the bat- t Tliefnth lmmfi la in living, greatly enhanced by the war, or mall it, to The Journal Office, ' Is is Bring It, and will leave shortly for the training Spangled Banner." That turned the tle lines of the Finnish white guards Foif du Lac; Wisconsin- He a(gradu-ateo- f "causing 'the poor in country - Wisconsin. camp- trick. Three thousand or more and red Lieutenant the University of dig into their savings and is people guards brought He met his bride while attached to tne had to stand, quite enjoying the joke Alfred W. Kliefoth of the United " roveivllng that-- a considerable,' amount THE JOURNAL, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. PATRIOTIC PLAYING as States army, to. last in American embassy at Petrograd. much as the perpetrators. And for Petrograd i Mrs. Kliefoth is a Russian. She Is of gold" has Jong beetf hoarded. the next few minutes of yme to keep his marriage "engagement. - No. I. havlnc value of Ha, r the team Red a of General Leslie) a ae- For It has been Be pkf. Popular clcarottM mall MAKES DOLLARS ROLL Cross ' Lieutenant Kliefoth, who was Amer- daughter generations the workers Were 'busy coMectlng scendant of one of the Scotch officers custom' of the F.nglish poor, particu- ratal! value Me, In the dollars. ican passport control officer at Tor, t a Mo pkf. No. 1 Popular pip tobacco harlot of IN AT LONG BEACH neo, tho Finnish border at, the court of Peter the Great, larly In villages, to save in gold, which "The hot weather of the last two city at the in . Swedish ret-rogr- they bury. They have little faith Ho No. 1 popular oltaratta tobioco hiring retail value of Ha, weerks, frontier, left Torneo for court pkf. together with the closing of at a time when tho lady in waiting at the Russian banks, paper money or Investments. had railway ; Ko No. L ahawlnf tobaeoo having retail valoe schools, made thousands of pleas- was In the old regime. i $ A few v eoks ago an old shepherd pkf. Popular pluf (apaeiAL eoftRiapoNOBNct to monwino iounnalj ure and rest to communication interrupted by of Ua seekers rush Long the Finnish civil war--. died, and those that assembled ,tn his Long Beach, Calif., June 22. The Keaoh; and the from morn- ."W'licatlens Almigiitetl. amaz- great pika. was to ieave his Pledges cottage after the funeral were In accordance with your offer to Med popular braada of tobaeoo ana big Long Beach municipal band, some ing till lato at night, Is lined with one He forced (rain, F.l Paso, 'Tex., J one 23. t'ood Ad- ed to sea nne the selatlves Attack W-- but obtained a rf llnntlH to our totdlare la Burope ta unit of He paekafos, taa for He, thirty strong, and Lynn Ballard, solid throng of visitors- It is esti- sleigh and after three ministrator C. N. Bassett issued an the'hearthst.ina with-- crowbar to gel secretary of the Chamber of Com- mated that the crowds will be 60 days journey across the barren, snow-covere- d hotels and res- at He per wolf-infest- onb?r today releasing "the will," as he Jut it. flnallj I eaeloaa .,...... merce, entered Into a unique conspirr cent greater than last However, and interior of taurants from their wheat- - a hoard 200 year. Finland .reached line voluntary unearthed of, sovereign acy yesterday that resulted In gar- as preparations have been made to another railway less pledses Which were made at the Several days before an aged basket YOGR. and made his to Mante ,,jt,,,,r(M,M(NIMfW.,tM,tMMM,(MKMtl nering a good many extra dollars for accommodate more, no difficulty will way Petrograd. time, of the first wheat shortage.1 The m"aker died, he told a clergymao the Red Cross and at the same time be noticed in to stay. On the night of February 20, after were asked for only .until the where he had hla "stoekine"- - burled .....-.-- . securing places pledges treat AWrass.. letting a big crowd enjoy, a Joke. Scores of new attractions have Just hurried preparations, Lieutenant Klie- Texas wheat crop was harvested.' This It was a- - pewter tea caddy containing Inter- Three or four thousand visitors under opened on the pike to hold the foth. and Miss Barbara Alexandria harvest is now In progress, the. food more mair jto-jjoi- rom. , City aas etate the shaded canopy in front' of th est of visitors, Among thes-- s are Leslie were marled at one tvt the larger administrator' bulletin states, and the to Calculations df According - ' villija band stand, were enjoying the after Krazy Heuw, Sltkcrino, Joy Bowls, Petrograd . churches. The next day hotels and restaurants may now serve wLseacres',. the amoiipt- of golden noon concert when, at the conclusion A empln n G lide," Third. Degree, j oa t Lieutenant Kliefoth and his bride left ft limited amount of 'wheat 'flour when sovereigns. V hoarded in English cot. a of American who of one of the selection!, WW. Ballard Ride, eto, .... r with train refugee used with substitutes. 'tnges reaches into the milUons, "4 Albuquerque Morning: Journal,' Sunday, June 23, 1918. SEVEN 1 West; Point's Athletic Hero 'Takes RST COLLEGE ft THERE IS A REASON WHY THE MOST EXPERIENCED Williams, Ariz, j A Bride on the Day of Graduation 1 lit x MINERS USE THE GENUINE. One of the most Interesting events of the week, to the women of Wil- s H 0 IV S EXCELLENT liams, was the demonstration lecture on war time cooking, Mrs. M. I- given by Lockwood at the home of Mrs. Wil-- . P6WDER FUSE AND liam Hughes, Wednesday afternoon. 'Mrs. Lockwood Is state leader of the IN home economics departmen; of the university extension service- The lec- no CAPS ture closed with an enthusiastic en- DYNAMITE dorsement of Mrs. Loekwood's plans 4 to give ft lecture course of leB-so- on eight Has Prepared a Battalion of mm) the topic. It is expected that at It always gives perfect satisfaction and has the greatest efficiency. least fifty women will the class join, Embryo Army Officers for We carry complete stock on hand at Albuquerque, N. M.f at all times or can u ,f t The . v Ladies Aid of the Methodist Service; Over Their of Stu- ship direct from Colorado Jlills. , church will give a thimble bee nt the church next Tuesday afternoon, when dents Have Enlisted. It is hoped that they can complete the tying of a number of quilts. Tho will 2 ' meeting open at o'clock. ( Anoclnlnl rrrm ( . ' A., f. III.. ill delightful dance was given at the .1 ln.m I PRICES rtlieiKl, is ij ""' Williams opera house last Saturday of what New England colleges have to be as low as the lowest WHY BUY INFERIOR night, when Mr. B. (,'amerone enter- accomplished during the past college Always guaranteed tained a large number of his friends, yenr, Amherst college, although not county officials from Flagstaff par- a military institution, has prepared a ticipated In making a large number of hattallon of embryo army officers for arrests here Tuesday when f if. y al- the service cf their country. , These leged slackers were most below - apprehended- young men, for the part In 17 as a VES the been trained EXPLOSI riarty from the county seat the draft age, have were Sheriff W. G. Dickinson, D- Man- part of their college course in the when you cart buy GENUINE. DU, PONT explosives at the same price or possibly ning and Dan C'ronin. With them Amherst reserve officers training ' 1- will commis- lower prices? were the local officers, Charles Wade, - . ' corps. Some of age get 'George McDougat and Bobby Burns. sions, have gone to seek addi- MAKE pianv and the PROVE THIS, iWRITE. US TODAY (WE (QUICK SHIPMENTS) .Mosi of the men taken In charge prov-e- d tional training at Pittsburgh to be ignorant aliens, though one New England college training corps, deserter and a number of slnckers at Williamstotvn, .Mass., others will ALBUQUERQUE'S BIG HARDWARE STORE. were caught. The movement was an return to complete their college endeavor to enforce the recent law CUimoow inun- hiuilh limn- and the service. Course, We have the goods and the Lowest , of Prices quick concerning idlers, as well as to check ing hero and await the call. on up draft evaders. Virtually every student in college ' Members of the party from Tucson has been in khaki the cntirevear. the who are visiting in Coconino and ud- - grass on the old Amherst common jacen., counties this month are Bates has been .worn .down with the tread I Taylor, state leader of the extension i s , , j of their marching feet, and the tradi- service; W, Cook, loader of county tional slouch of the rollege student KORBER & CO. 13. J. agents; E. Oxlcy, leader of bos has been replucied by the erect, smart Second. N. M. I'rit-ne- . 208 to 220 North Albuquerque, and girls clubs, and Mrs- Mary r .V r I .wiai. mo . t ! I I Hearing lypiiiew .inci icn Lockwood- This party, In com- army officer- with DeLore pany County Agent 7WW This "little Yankee college on the lit Nichols, have been touring the county vi4t 1 hill" been transformed by the 'for the nasf week, cmitinc nil Inu-n- Us. it' has,; t - war. Not that scholaiship Is suffer- 'and communities, 4 W MS w w m devo- is donee In some giving demonstrated im&iviussi .,,.1 ing there the faculty says the firemen and the used hnso drained branches of greenery, lectures or assisting the farmers tion of to its former stand- and dried on a modern horizontal In the as decorations. tsolve their the college hung building ' agricultural problems- ards and ideals Is too deep rooted rack. May 11. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher D. My re- for that but with her Yankee tra- Officers here say the department lumed from the Grand Canyon Tues- could not fall has done efficient work and point to Observing the'r apparent intention ditions Amherst sol- day morning. herself whole-hearted- into absence of serious fires here us of building a nest Just over the J. J. Gilson and II. C. Sanders diers' heads, line of the secretaries the country's service. . of this. started last on an automobile Lieut, tLMCR OUPHANT provided the mo-he- bird with a quan- Sunday BRiPEiTiMAff'fV Students Flock to Colors. tour of the southern part of the state. stu- tity of string, cut in shori lengths, and will the West Point has ever More than a third of the 600 she wove the neBT: The malo They not return for several Elmer dliphant. perhaps greatest athlete to SEES FIRST TRAIN with this shown, was doubly happy the other day when he graduated. For, he took dents have gone the colors long bird carried food for hor while she and Mrs. Ross a bride as well as his was a star in football, baseball and ago, ten members of the faculty have WHEN GOING TO WAR worked- Towery are par- diploma. Oliphant civilian war other ents of a baby daughter, born Sunday, basketball, and had he wished to enter professional baseball instead of the entered work, Four eggs were laid In the nest and 16. one a dozen members have been serving in speciitl Juno , army he would have been snapped up by any of half big A MOSNINS JOURNAL SraCIAL LfeA.IO WIM all hatched. Dally the soldiers take Services ways, and military training and pre- were held at St. John's league clubs. 2- -. Kr-r- ol turns climbing a ladder to look Into paration for war service has become Alpine, Wyo , June When Episcopal mi.'ision this morning with Lee 24 of this was tho nest and woich the young birds. Rev. of a part of the curriculum. Only forty years old, pluce, was Jenkins Flagstaff in charge. to culled into service last week ns the Tearing down of the decorations Robert Canoy left last for seniors were left graduate. They (Amtrlutfd I'ren. rrenindenre.) to the birds to uso Saturday and the who remain- result of the selective draft, he, for postponed permit Dallas, Tex., and from there has been undergraiidates Camp Kearny, San Diego. Calif., rail- the nest undisturbed. lone ed to their now the first time in his life saw a upper transferred to" American Lake, complete education June !. With an organization num- window Is left open all the time so seem rather soldiers than students. men, and with a road train, in the town of Hordcr. Wash. bering about forty where tho draftees of Lincoln county the parent birds may enter and leave Mr, and Mrs. Robert Miller and LOYALTY MENUS The War spirit have prevailed and quality of modern equipment soon to whenever - entrained. the building they please, Bon members sav in Amherst be Installed hero, the camp fire de- have returned to their- home in faculty that with- though often all other aperatures arej this has rapidly In reaching a plane Having grown into manhood exhibi- 'Albuquerque, after a few weeks visit ppirit greatly changed the partment out even seen a closed while motion picture Mr. Mr- - somewhat happgo-luck- y ainder-gi-ad- - us high as that of largo city organiza- having photograph with Miller's parents. and Mrs. tions nre given. , Andrew Miller- By revising their breakfast menus, potatoes, rye rolls, pineapple shred uaie oi yore. - ne nas Decome imbued tion. of a train, Leo wan untuned nt the size At asso- the housewives of this could ded and iced tea. with more ' all are from of the cars. Ho expected to find them the meeting of the library country sugared, real seriousness of ptirposo The firemen nearly Mbout the offi- reduce the chaniro is reflected in Im San l'Yanelsco, Seattle or the size of a hay shevlin. His ciation last week following immediately consumption THURSDAY. pundvtho Oakland, is on cers were elecied: Mrs. Wil- of wheat to a notlceliblo extent. proved scholastic other cities on tho l'aoiflc const, whero home the Snake river, more than President, Break lust: Fried, mush and syrup, standing. ' 1UU miles from the nearest railroad liam Hughes; vice president, Mrs. K. Many persons crave two or three Wtli eager enthusiasm the three, they had experience on city depart-- Mrs. T. H. coffeo. ments. At have two flro station. :J. Nordyke; secretary, kinds of cereal foods for breakfast. with hundred odd students composing the present they Cureton: Mi. Kenneth Luncheon: potatoes creamed officers' reserve trucks, one and one small, each treasurer, Some, men, lacking a meat meal in bean salad, tea. training corps have large Hughes. the are not cheese, string drilled under Colonel Kichard II. equipped .with chemical aiaratus, ' morning, fnncy that they mashed pota- daily neces- A. M. who been in Dinner: pork chops, A-- , 1 ladders, axes and other Harmer, has fortified for work unless they eat fried strawberries und Wilson, U. S. retired, and vMajor hose, business for the past years .t'uust toes, eggplant, Frank C. Massachusetts Vo- sary paraphernalia. Soon, however, eighteen oatmeal and cream, and coffee cream, tea. Damon, combination IS in southern Arizona, has bouht the and wheat cakes with syrup. lunteer militia, and have' been com- three new large pump, 1IETS1ES1 Grand business. Mr. hose and chemical trucks are to bo Canyon drug This Is a FRIDAY. mended as high class officer mate- Harmer will maintain the business extravagant, and matter rial. Installed like those in use In large "Snuffles" of habit, and housewives can, with Breakfast: Fruit, puffed rice and carry- Stop the along the former lines. ; ; cities. Three smaller (rucks, only a little study and effort, reform milk, coffee. Sixvlnl Courses of chemicals also will If you .want to make diatrcsaed Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Pplson returned Cornflour Yule Study ing hose and only, OF your , the habit ot their families. Luncheon: shortcake, has her battery, and Amherst INTEREST TO rfrorn Whittier, Calif-- Thursday. coooa. he Installed. bnbieteoiy and comfortable, givo All .of this week's menus and re combination vegetable salad, has been selected for the establish- va-ro- Mrs. Poison and children have Rpcnt fish with There now are hose depots at winter in Whittier. cipes are wheatless and beefless. Dinner: Fried cabbage ment of a machine gun unit rccog. and a Foley's Honey and Tar. the pota- nixed hv r,n points about the camp G. B. was at salad, pens tor string beans), the pnvrrnmmil (h. It just what to have for Mayor ' Kirkpatrick SUNDAY. toes au tarts (otmeal basis as officers' number of hydrants to which tho hose they ought winslow and other on business gratin, cherry the reserve training or which the feverish, coldi, coughs, "inufflcn," and points Breakfast: Berries, barley grits corps, of a can be attached from Y SOLDIERS from Monday until Thursday. crust). jne organization group new may draw breathing. It stops too. A 14 V. .. pumping apparatus EH wheexy croup, TI..I. lUI.-nt-- xA and mijk, omelet, cpffee. SATURDAY. of advancerl slndonta rinafpint in.th..A. in supplies of water. i Foley'i Honey and Tir tastes good Dinner: Roast lamb with : and sliced ba tion this branch of the im- - California to spend the summer with bananas, Rrekrisl Oatmeal service, stations are being built, one of and the little oaci like it. It contain at Mrs. G. B. baked potatoes, new peas, radishes nanas cream or coffee. - ponant uom in trench warfare and Four her siser, Hollywood. with milk, in which replaces the old central station no morphine, chloroform or other drug KirkDatrlck will leave soon and also and lettuce with French dressing, Lum-heon- : Potato and IikIi canes, aviation, has been formed this year bv Alaior John , inir'o in the service center. These will serve (AJworl:ilpr1 PrpMH that wouldn't like to to young the suirtmer In California. cherry short cake (rice flour crust). radishes, tea. ft rri.. t'orrpHtinnilenee.) you give spend side" of the parade, children. Do not a substitute. ., R- W. for English Colcannon, pine- fish with cucumber serve training corps of the class of the "artillery Camp Kearny, San licgo, Calif., accept Ruffln left Saturday Supper: Dinner: Tuna remount station and tho 22 Mrs. B. H, SchoolficM, Vs., writer -- apple with cream, iced tea. new beets, nuu inn me govern- ground, the June Soldiers whose stations in Girrett, .Kansas City. tapioca sauce, boiled potatoes, compieiaa base hospital, while the central sta- them to "My baby wm ttrickea with severe coufh mnd Mrs. Sam Diamond Mrs. T, A. with ment course in machine gun at the csmp permit frequent Knights cold one mnnih old. 1 hlra ten to tifteen and MONDAY. young onions, pineapple gellatin tion will the civic center and of Columbus No. t nre dis- st Woore came up from ISpringervllle cream, iced tea. Springfield armory. A Colt auto- protect building drops of Foley's Honey and Tor every ihrre the side" of the parado much interest these in hours and it be!? basa'e Sunday. Mrs. Diamond will visit her Breakfast: Berries, cornmcal mush matic and a Prowning heavy machine "infantry playing days surely dij b'.a. lie for the summer. and milk, coffee. (Mush may be gUn. One of Ihn fnpmini r. . - ground. tht home life of a family of linnets been sick day si ace." parents i of in K()LI IIY Ahh imUGGISTS. - Mrs. been cooked in fireless. ) Must Prcm-l- hi Fmtlisli. the college by the class 1S84. The most modern type helmets which lias grown up that building. Frank Ilerzig, who hns of are rcsi- - Sun-fla- "11. and turnout suits aro employed by the Tho birds took up their visiting Mrs. R- M. Reese, left y Luncheon: Boiled rice and cheese Norfolk, Neb., Juno Preaching avauauie ror me training of tho parent I home In-- Los with cucumbers, tea. in foreign language. has been forbid- unit. for her Angeles. In Mrs. Herzog lived In Willlms six years Dinner: Lamb en casserole with den- in Madison county by the council, adjusting tho curriculum, to war ago. onions or other vegetables, Belgian of defense in i continuance of a fighl needs, the college has supplemented Misses Margaret Mitchel. Mario baked potatoes, strawberry tart, oat- against German liiiuuc propaganda. the military training with special Baston, and Marie Miller are attend- meal crust. Religious liberty will bo maintained courses In map drawing, radio work, N. by Instructions to those navigation, airnbmn mntm-- ,i i ing summer school at N. A. 8. Tt'ESDA Y. giving private aim utiv;- - Miss Lenorc Rrcchan of is who do not understand the English terlolpgy for work. The chem- . Tenipe, oth- sanitary Lend A- Breakfast: Sliced bananas or Is Your visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. Harmer language. istry department doing special re- Money and expects to remain for the sum- er fruit, boiled rice cakcB and sy- search work for the government. mer- rup, coffee. To provide fortudonts within two ' A. M. have Luncheon: Cottage cheese roll. let- New Collon Brokerage; Firm, years of the Mr. and Mrs. Harmer Par-du- draff age. a special two rented the house on Grant avenue, tuce aiad, Iced tea. Santa Vt, June 22. The C. P. r course has been loaf of Loving, which will established In As As Are formerly occupied by R. S. Leckoy and Dinner: Fish (with potatoes) Company wnlnh with certain exceptions, all the Freely They mixed salad of green vegetables, ber- engage In cotton brokerage and real USIlal reoolremonla . family. "'Kiiiar col- ry shortcake with rice flour crust. estate business in Eddy county, filed lege course nre waived- pa tiers tirlay. 'The cap- The students WEDNESDAY. Incorporation can elect such an seem italization is $12.0(10 ah paid up. The useful subjects most IlroaJifuNt: oatmeal and are: C. P. during their May In college are Their Lives fTell the classified Raspberries, incorporators directors are irlvcn tho nrh-l- l , Giving it through fifty-nin- e ,it and milk, coffee. Pardue, Loving, shares, stat- (he .remainder ciiinnieiinc Luncheon: and Guitar AbJlene,' of. the requirements pultg are quick and certain, Escalloped potatoes utory agent: John of for degree at any biscuit, tea. . Tex-- , Nettie E.. Pardue of! other time. Re- - eggs, barley drop sixty shares; columns of The Journal. Dinner: Italian, mutton stew, boiled Lot log, one share. SAM SING WHO DIDN'T You don't have to fight, you don't have to die. " " WANT 70: BE BOTHERED But

mr momnih Your son or who is jonitAi. wtoimL LgAavo WNVV1 does,' your brother now across the i.Yy2P0, Wyo-- ' J,,no 22 The fact or the kid now in khaki to whom used to that Sam Sing wanted people ro stop way you give bothering him about the Jn (ho a short time vicinity of bis property, ( resulted in .pennies ago. the Chinaman muklng a bariraln In hopes that he would be left in peace That money you 'have laid away for "a rainy day" and contentment. As a result if the of bargain, Sam is today receiving the wouldn't you give every nicklc it to keep a Hun's knife annual income of 15,000, inst because his in Los he, didn't want to be bothered. ,away from throat? An6eles 6U V Several years ago Sam took up some government landVlust north of Well, the Hun is here, and so is his knife and so is the Combine Business With Pleasure the station here and on this-lan- he conducted a laun- bombs and shrap- 4. fairly prosperous "rainy day"it's raining now, raining You will get more out of both, if you mako the dry business. Oil was discovered one Hotel Alexandria headquarters centrally lorated, a short time ago and front that nel upon our boys "over there." just two blocks from the giunt leiminal of the dy was Patiflc Electric Interuiban linos which extend time on Sam's life one offer after throughout Southern California. Readily accessible another. Sam was making iirttty to mountain and beach resorts. good money and he couldn't under- Two thousand miles of good automobile roads stand how he could get more by giv- reach out in every direction. ing up his ground. JUNE 28 In line Trlih ! PRdtode Covcrninrnt Sitting Finally along came Arthur nopo-tfa- plan, we hare mailc ubninutini ri'iluciiiiM In our m. a representative of an oil com- hotel tariff and, . .. , pany, who spent seve'ni years In China and is able to speak the celes- .National War Day :Low ;S,ummer Rates;re tial language like a native. Donovan Savings was not long In convincing gam thst ii -- he should rid. Jilnmclf of. his washtubs On that the nation will call not Now Effe6.t .aTt" n A flu. i .nnu 'I'Ailair Bum (linn (0 r day upon you, just yoirr retired and respected citizen. ncighbor -- but you to pledge yourself Jo the purchase of a certain .number of War 1918 Hotel Alexanlna SKIPPER DISCOVERS Savings Stamps during - - NEW .WAY TO. CHURN Lend as as are their lives. ' ! your money- freely they giving - Otr Hotet tehows every year many Register ' i Visitors from Artsona, New Mexico, Nevada. Texas, I , v nn; Southern' California m iiswim MUMirWtau umis simi Colorado, Imperial Valley and' 22. -- You San Francisco, 'Calif.. June 700 Comfortable Rooms . points. Arrange to your friends here. , National War Savings Committee ; will Jind a cordial waltoune.mt Quite by accident, a method by which milk can be churned Into butter with- 150 Rooms, Toilet and - $2.00 Lavatory '"'Write for attractive folder. out any attention or physical effort This space conlrlhiiled for 150 Rooms wfth Bath - --5.50 ' Make reMrvntlons has been discovered by Capt. Antkjnny the of the War jour of boat C. Winning by t- WVTetzinger the rler T. 100 Rooms with Bath - VS. " - 3.00 .yernorjtaoodwiny Tiee-J?;- n l&aaaxlns Director : ' Walker. For the benefit of the house- 100 Rooms with Bath '.'f00 wife he divulges the following method: 100 Rooms with Bath En Suite. WJ ;", . : Place the required quantity of Alexandria ilotel; Company ' soured cream in a receptacle. Get a Journal Bate3 ship and take a trip. The motion of Albuquerque Morning Special by the Week or Month FIFTH A.D SPRIXCi 8T8, LCS ASGKLES, CALIF. the vessel will soon convert the Cream Into the finest kind of butter. On his last trip, three cans which contained i, Albuquerque, N. M. milk when the boat sailed were con- verted into butter by the time she reacted .ber destination. ,v 1918. EIGHT Albuquerque Morning"" Journal. . Sunday, June 23,

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Paste him in the eye with a War Savings Stamp then paste him again and again. Don't think that you have already done your duty. Pershing's men "over there" don't go home after their first battle they go after the Huns again 'hey keep on pasting the Kaiser. ' Your government has officially set 1 Friday, Joine 28tihi N War Bay On that dav every American is summoned to. "sign the pledge - to save and invest in a definite amount of War Savings Stamps each month. to the Kaiser. Every real American will prove his patriotism by, agreeing regularly paste " ' ' ' ' ..i-,.V- .". : - " . ; W S. S. cost $4.17 in June, . Worth $5.00 on Jan. 1, 1923

:Si6n the pledge" on June 28th. Paste the Kaiser with War Savings Stamps,; ; Tf-f-''''- NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE ) i THIS SPACE PATRIOTICALLY CONTRIBUTED BY THE FOLLOWING WHOLESALE MERCHANTS:

SAVINGS STAMPS - V , y ma ' ISSUED BY THB - and Avenue ' 211 East Central Avenue v UNITED STATES First Street Copper GOVERNMENT ' Bond-Dillo- n Company Gross, Kelly & Company ' 208-21- 0 North Second Street ;( r 212 East Central Avenue ;