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THIRTY-NINT- H YEAR. YOU yLVIII. No. 21. Fourteen Pages New Mexico, 21, 1918 Fourteen Pares Illy by Carrier or Man, 0e Month ; Albuquerque, Sunday, July Single Oopiee, ao

FOE S DRIV HAS ALLIES f WARNING PARIS OF BOMBS OR SHELLS 1 ISNDALISM MARKS Ha:a SPEN T ITS nnmnniin nitpn FORGE WARSHIP 1L uulubnltu; M OF GERMANS IN WESTERFJ ZONE TOLL OF LIFE IS GERMAN RETREAT AFTER INVASION;

AY GEN MARCH I DETERM NED ILL UNDER I! RUMANIA RUINED Chief of Staff, in Review of Cause of San , Dingo's Sinking Teutons, Pressed by Allies, Visit of Associated Press Cor- War Situation, in France, Off Fire Island, New York, 'Are Withdrawing; Forces respondent in Company Says Initiative Is Passed to Continues to Baffle De- " Navy Across Marne River to Avoid With Oueen Reveals' En? Allies and Yanks, Officials- - ' partment ,v Trap Set by Foch, feebled State of Country. '

SIX AMERICAN DIVISIONS OPINIONS ARE DIVIDED ENCIRCLING MOVEMENT TROOPS STILL WILLING FIGHTING WITH FRENCH BETWEEN SUB AND MINE MENACES ENEMY TROOPS TO BATTLE THEIR FOE

At Least 196,000 Doughboys Survivors Hold to Two The- Allied Wedge Which Is Being Signing of Peace Was Cary Are.in the Battle; Two Reg- Either One of ories, Whicji Driven Into Hun Lines May ried Out Before Sovereign iments of Negroes Are Known Be Death Toll May Correct; ' Force Retirement Far Could Do ' a as Anything to Help To Be Huns, Fighting Still Unknown, - Vesle River, as the Afflicted Subjects. : t, This linigriipli shows one of th n 20 Iiiirc sirens which lime U'cn in Mulled in tliti prlm-lpa- l centers of Paris tit lonp-rahR- WT JOUAHAi WIMI warn of Gorman attack by or gun.. This one In ctn or Dame tMmim PICK, LIAD JOURNAL tMCIAL LIAaU WIMI airplane die of the towers Nntrp 20. The 0U ratltetlral. They muke a dls" tlnctivo sound, anil give Hie liiliabitnii m plenty of time to Boek shelter. (Vndansl War Lend by tho Axx-iate- l London, June 30 the Associated' Washington, July high Washington, July 20. The loss of (by water mark of the German offensive I'll ) Press correspondent In Ru- Wife In the sinking off Fire Island, recently In France has been reached. The In- Out of the news filtering through mania). Just a week before peace .New of tho United itiative la passing to the Allied and York, yesterday the clouds of battle hanging over the negotiations were opened between San and WAGE RU American armies. fStates armored cruiser Diego FOR GENERA L OUTLOOK ensanguined field, between the Marne Rumania and the central powers the cause the 11 Associated General March, chief of staff, told the of. ship's destruction, Roll and Solssons, there have oomo two Press correspondent at of of Honor received an this to members the senate military still were undetermined tonight at tho significant reports duriiii; the past Jassy invitation from the he queen of to commtitee. Later announced that navy department. Announcement The allies aro ut the Rumania accompany her now American Casualties day. tliuntlerlug on a to the American troop shipments was made that 1.183 from the ship SHOPMEN WILL BE BUS IS gates of Solutions and the Germans Journey the Rumanian front. Rumors of had exceeded 1,200,000 men, insuring had been landed. Unofficial reports are retreating across the Murne be- impending peace had the man power to hold the initiative Utf MOWNM JO-- PRC.fc. ICAMta WIMJ tween and been current in Jassy for some time, said there were 1.255 men aboard and TttX ARMY. FosHoy Oeuilly. but on the western front. German reserves, rushed up to the the queen resolutely refused to if they are correct the loss of life JO. The believe The direct objective of General ANNOUNCED S WashlngtonJuly army T western side of the golssonii-Chate- that any "agreement" wltlt seventy-tw- o. The lint shows: March would no exceed casualty uvlny Thierry-lthelm- s was Foch's counter stroke, General Killed in IT salient, have slowe,! Germany possible and confined names of of those were action, 16; died of woundn, her work of told newspaper men in his weekly three missing 15; died of down the progress made by tho Krone), encouraging and inaplr the feeds disease, 11; died of air Ing her beloved soldiers. One of conference, is railway that announced today. plane 1; died of accident and Americans, but have her forces in Chateau sec- accident, appurcntl principal objects on this was; the German the Bear Admiral Palmer, acting ' and cauww, 13; severe- been unable to do more Journey tar HoaxiM journal other wounded oiai than cliwk !' to make sure Thierry region. Already it has been of the navy, made pub- unit wihi 67; undetermin- o,wnl jouaNAl. nun ami that the officers and Ameri- retary tonight Seattle, Wash., 20. Director ly, wounded, degree New 20. The securities here and there ulong tho front, Tim men at tho front were attained, for the French and lic account of the destruc- July ed, miaing,-6- ; total. 120. York, July still firm in lino detailed G. l: the advance made by the allies In Hi" their resolve to to can forces are either astride the It General W. McAdoo of the govern- The list: .f murket was firm to strong greater fight the last, In or have it under di- tion and rescue, but added nothing as first hours of the great counter-strok- n defense of the cause which she cher at certain points to H. H. ment administration, will announce Killed In Action. part of the week, Investors as well rect gunfire at short range, rendering previous reports from Capt. consid has not been maintained, but It is evi- iahed so dearly. as to the his decision on Jesso D. Cen- professional traders deriving it unusable. Christy and other survivors the report of the board Corporals Gillenplo, dent that has al- Invader Leaves Mark. , 8. erable encouragement from the Fran- - hardly anywhere the Even as General March spoke, un- cause of the sinking. of railroad wages and working condi- tral, C; Jean Kendall. Elkvillo, N. lied thrust been stopped. It was only four days before thi flashed over the cables San was a C; Bugler Frank I Hubbell, Indian- rioan successes. opening of peace when official reports Belief that the Diego tions the wages of the me- Reports from tho front of battle in. negotiations Indicated the German withdrawal victim of a mine naval regarding apolis; Privates Arthur E. Curran, Trading was In moderate volume, sho left Jussy on tho royal train for ' grew among chanical : i!5, dlcate that the Freneh and American! from the sector south of the Marne crafts Ay according to Richmond, Va.i Daniel Donahue, however, with an underrurrent of cuu-tio- n, village Just behind the front. 'officials after the commander of the ' have the of During had begun under the threat of Gen- an announcement:, authorized him Elizabeth, N. J.; David Fannlek, in of the reached edge the pluteau the next three days she travelled by American boat off by Gallt-zec- begotten large part In the patrol operating Conn.; L. k, to the southwest of Soissons, and automobile eral Mangin'a attacking army here today. '' Watcrbury, Henry stiffer money tendencies and related only about three hundred miles wau Fire island reported his craft picked t Mont.; W. mile a half cen 110-mi- le rear. The withdrawal Stockett, George meas-ur- o a scant and from tho back and forth over .the enemy's Jar-vis- deterrents. Is still too soon to General March when up several mines or foreign aeaign. The following official statement Holn, Garreson, Kans.; James T. v It ter of .Southward tho front which was foreseen by the of the' latest war the city. along the Rumanian army French and American shells began Among the survivors opinion seem was given out for Director General MaBsena Springs,' N. Y.; Morris Importunce line, the allies have almost reached thi then occupying. She passed through ins- - on Kersonsky, news, but in well Informed scores rain the railway. ed to be equally divided as to whether Philadelphia; Anthony quarters 1 of little ivlllugea, all devastated told McAdoo by Oscar PrK'e, assistant to' Moscarella, New York Domlnleo the events were as road, The American chief of staff Ife submarine or a, mine was responsible city; military regurded of by artillery fire or aeriiil bombard- - Muluzza, New York James F. thoroughfare great strategic impor with evident satisfaction of the fact for the loss of .the cruise. Many the director general: city; an offset to immediate adverse domes- ment, many of them bearing the Inde- , n Mungavtn. Conn.; Merritt tanee, while 'further down toward thi lai six a merit ,vi!ni.,u ,ov 'VTC'?','r.;'!r'.',H vLmH g,f the. Waterbury, tic developments. lible mark of the German Invader, . Tenon me Havmoiid.. fcei.nliardH Hay, N. Y.: ' Marne. they are steadily forging ahead. who had occupied-the- ' tlimj. wUh the .and ior the while as subscribe board of and Wall street Is wat'oiiinV with" In- but had been first time revealed their identity. They warship, many railroad wages working Garrard StIUings, Hamilton, p.; In spite of determined resistance. driven out by the Rumanian troops. ' to vessel hit creased Interest the pro- either are on the advancing lines in ed the theory that the conditions regarding the wages of George Vallance,' Philadelphia. government's Succchh of Allied Drive The picturesque little churches, mine. to cause , ' VivA of Wouuds. of wur but the Botasons and Chateau Thierry or a No reference the the mechanical crafts, will be rend- posed policy taxation, there Tho of u Gerniun retreat built generally of spotless white lime- are the of was heard Walter J. Behrens, 1m. is conviction report on those that pressing along the explosion, which ered July 25, 1918. The dfision has Corporals a. growing that further across Ihe Murno came confirma- stone, seemed to Jiave been particular Marne front where there is reason to the' was In Fayette, Ind.; Hurdette M, Slaven, will be 'as for about cruiser, contained been delayed because of tie absence penalties equitably adjusted. tion of tho success of the drlvn marks the. vandalism of the Ger- Germans ser- o Stearns, Ky.; Privates Philip H. Ben- allied believe the may suffer the account of the sinking made pub-ll- of tho from Wash Hankers evidently entertain no fear mans, who had not even spared the ious loBsea in men and material be- director general ton, Minneapolis; Charles Bloce, Co- far to the north. German forces south The . of umlue and soundness village cemeteries, where scores of Still another tonight by Admiral Palmer. ington.' lumbus, o.; John Haddox, Canaan. pressure the of the stream must bo fore they reach safety. statement follows: of the Investment demand for extricated new made graves spoke mutely of division of Americans is with General ' According to Mr. Price the decision Mo.; Arthur Hanson, Webb City, Mo.; high If the German Is to es- on Side. class securities was shown the quickly army the ravages of typhus and typhoid Gouraud, the French leader who com- Explosion Port Will affect nearly 1,000,000 men com- Scott Ii. Hood, Bastrop, La.r Arthur by cape from the movement and also of the heroic defence ene- "Fuller received re- sale of the Bethlehem Steel encircling made mands east of Iheims, where the particulars prising all the shop workers of the u Mcunmpnell,, Aladisonville, Tenn.; ready carried out the fTienoli und Amer- by the Rumanian army. 'of stone wall S. J. Mass.; notes to by Many the' my assault hit against a garding the sinking of the U. S. San railroads and has been awaited by Joseph Morlarlty, Holyoke, $50,000,000 without recourse icans. official vlllnges were absolutely defense. Ray M. Prout, Newport. Ky.; Alva N. federal aid. French reports state uninhabited; Diego show the explosion took place them virtually ever since the first, de- that the Germans are driven others were deserted by all except Negroes Arc In Battle. on the side Just aft of the for- Sidle, Grand Ruplds, O.; Reginald W. General business conditions being a handful of port Mr. are. persistent peasants.' Two regiments of negro troops also cision by McAdoo fixing general Smith, Bethlehem, Pa.; Floyd A. buck south of tho Marne, but It i ward port engine room bulkhead. The theiub-senue- nt N. more than a few months Hoped to Return. en! known to be engaged. One is east railroad workers' wages and Stephens, Ridgewood, J.; Albert satisfactory probable that the German retirement fliftAfllnnalU, hnillH ...... 1.1 i. ''rA feed tank and pump were Wil- ago, 8S cent of the w.w..u,.n n mum ue wen of Itheims. where the Americans held circulating protest of the shop men. Welnrlch, Brooklyn; James O. although fully per Is a hurried retreat ordered by the 4iiuijr of whole front of blown in, and the port engine wreck- liams, Oklahoma City. production in most lines of the right flank the Industry, German command. It appears! Ev- - a be- ed. Full ahead was Died of Disease, high goods for departure northward. attack when the German assault speed .running, especially the greater essentials, repre. likely that the Frtnch ure erythtng which could not I gan, as the Americans at Chateau and the starboard engine operated un- - Corporals . DouglaHS Gammons, sents war merely they carry just Harold A.' requirements. maintaining steady pressure against wun mem they were burying in their-garden- Thierry held firm on the left flank. 411 it was stopped by water rising in Tampa, Fla.; Sampson, International bonds were responsive conflontn Is wltlv forces TEUTON AIRSHIP Richmond, Mo.; Private George A. the enemy and hurrying his retreat that one day they The other the attacking the engine room. to the war bulletins, especially Paris would come back to their homes. on Soissons-Chatea- u line. Benson, Weehawken, N. J.; Lawrence as much as possible. the Thierry Machinist's Mate Hawthorne was 6s, hut that Issue to more Famine General March's explanation of the L. Bourgeois, Lyons Falls, N. .Y.; Ar- failed retaln From the Marne toward Uholms the stalked, everywhere; chll in the 1- -8 dren went of the American forces In- at the throttle port engine nold Doe, Jackson, S. Ramond M. than a small part of Its 4 per cent French barefoot through the snow disposition room was blown C; and Italians have advanced covered streets; everyone was dicates that at least 196,000 American and four feet under Oelgle, Waterbury, Conn.; Arthur D. advance. Liberty bonds comprised the their lines. Three were guant Mor-tenso- n, days ago they and emaciated. are in the battle and the engine room desk. He got up, SHEDS BOMBED BY Hill, New York city; Howard W. greater part of the domestic bond di- In the army, however, fighting troops Or-ton- being forced back by the Germans the food 300.-00- 0 on Parkers and supply was still probably the total force is nearer closed the throttle the engine, Prairie, Minn.; vision at nominal charges. their forward and most fairly good, than J00.000. Each division has a which had and then Pearson, Oridley, Calif.: Vin- present movement may of the soldiers , were well already stopped, cent J. Short W. Indlcatd that the foo is also clad and well housed. Meat wai fighting strength of 27,000 men and escaped up the engine room ladder. Stcnger, Creek, Va.; retiring served to each of the two detached negro regi- - Richard J. Wilson. Reading, Pa. fro mthis field as rapidly as possible. the troops two or three Lieutenant MUlen, on watch in the I times R - nf 9 00 Thf full BRITISH PLANES Died of Airplane Accident. . The fire of battle is week, and even In the front .trar.lh ' spreading slowly auxll-las- y starboard engine room, closed the llnevhe soldiers hud strength of each division with Lieut. William B. Peterson, Omaha, ROOSEVELT aown tne line towardB Chateau Thier- excellent dugs Is men. . water-tig- door to the engine room Neb. outs with straw mattrsses and woolen units 45,000 - ry. There have been reports that the blankets. The dug-out- s statement. and gave the necessary instructions to Mawawaasa Died- of Accident and Other Cuuncs. IJ were warm General March's ' Germans In re- room P. Birm- this region have been and comfortable even on General March said: the fire to protect the boilers. Lieut. Winston Anderson, - the coolest I CAItO WIH D. moving their heavy guns preparatory days. , Since I last talked with vou the , Ship list Heavily. 1ST JOUDMAl (RCIAL ingham, Ala.; Sergeant Willard ) to retiring should the allied drive to The soldiers , field of the The ship listed to port heavily so London, July 20. British seaplanes Purdy, Mamhfleld, Wis.; Corporal SLIGHTLY HURT; everywhere greeted the Interest has shifted from . on. queen with the water entered the on launched from naval vessels near the John W. Cairns, Noblestown, Pa.; ward Soissons go utmost enthusiasm Italian and Balkan front to our own the gun porta Cook William If and affection. There could - be 8 coast of have Guilfoyle, Cambria, Military experts say that the al no sector : the the gun decks. The vessel listed Germany, dropped doubt that she was in France. Last Monday, bombs sheds Wyo.; Privates Joe Alft. Shawano, lied wedge south of Soissons goes muck Idolised by the 1 degrees then for seven on Teuton airship at rank and file of ' 5th, the Germans began an attack quickly, hung Wis.; William Ballard, White Lake. further It, will force a German retire- the whole army, and one-ha- Tondern, in Schleswig, destroying two which covered a front, lf minutes, then gradually listed, the Wis.; Gaetano Cilento, New York HIS CABLES her Intense Interest In their VIfare sheds and a third WIFE ment at least as far as the Vesle river, was shown ' which covered speed increasing until 36 degrees was possibly building, city; Raffa Dessotto, Kenova, Pa.; ' on every mile of the three of the very hilly to- Yanks Penetrate Ten Miles. . xround between Chateau and reached.. At this time the1 port quar the British admiralty announced, Arnt Dyrdal, Spring Grove, Minn.; ... days Journey. Every Rumanian off!-- " Thierry A - . Statements made by General cer carried a the of ter deck was three feet under water. night Sam Johnson, Kathwood, 8. C.J Frank March, photograph of the queen Kheims, other, half the plain L. Mitchell, Livermore Falls, Me.; American chief of staff, before the and many of these bore her the between Rhelms and Then the ship rapidly turned turtle Four machines of the British aerial personal Cnampagne land- Hiram Rich, Burgess Store, Va.: Jes mt MOftNIN JOURNAL tMCIAl WtMl members of the senate com signature. Thousands of the the forest of " and sank, v v squadron did not return, three LAD military soldiers private Argonne ;' 4 ' in All sie Walton. Cuthbert. Ga. Oyster Bay, N. Y. 20. Maj. mlttee Indicate that there are also carried her ploture. In' the Champ.-tn- Christy went from the ing Danish territory. the Brit July upwards the same district the "Captain ish ' Theodore. Roosevelt, has be"en of 270,000 Americans in tho pocket with their sacred which .wat bridge down two ladders to the boat warships returned to their base i TIIR NAVY. ,;' . Jr., engaged Ikons and crucifix. position tid largely by, slightly wounded and taken to a hos-ptt- ul fighting south of Soissons. There are Irrench. troops, with ".ho assistance of deck, slid down a line to the armored without any casualties. The marine corps casualty list to- Red Cross Helpful. "In which was ' in Paris, according to a cable six divisions of Americans thero the The division regl-pel- t, down feet to the first flight, made day shows: queen carried with on o:ie American . and a then dropped four received Col. Third and her her dock in the early morning, all the machines Killed In artlon,.7; died of wounds, message by his father, First, Second, Fourth regu Journey a large of ot United Sta'e colored troops. the bilge keel, and thence to the h quantity supplies pf 1; died of 1 ; wounded severe- Theodore Roosevelt, from his daugh lam and the Twenty-sixt- (New various wart a keel, which at that time was feet reached their objectives and. made disease, Eng kinds, given' to her by the penetrated only, short distance eight 4B; wounded slightly, 2; Mrs. Theodore and the Twenty-eight- h American Red Cross dig-tri- direct hits on a double shed ly, missing, Roosevelt, land) (Penn for distribution a few . The ct above water. there he large ut points. Champagne From jumped in of the '. These wo-m- en ' which was 22; hands enemy, 2; total, Jr. . sylvania) national guurd. , v included garments for the Is under-th- command of Gen- into the water. was completely destroyed, the ': " 1 ' The ship about 80. The cablegram was sent from General March told and children in the con- five In she conflagration rlslns a thousand feet. Willard Paris, newspaper men densed villages, eral Gouraud of theFtenCh army. minutes turning over after Private J. Allen, Cripple where Mrs. Roosevelt Is In Red Cross that the maximum milk and food for the sick, and Is one of reached 85 heel. In the second flight, all the ma- Creek, Colo., was wounded In action penetration along cigarettes or small Gouraud .the most striking degrees It read: the line was ten while av- comforts for the chines but one reached their objec- ; ': ., :.. hospital. miles, the soldiers. The personalities. In France , among the "No wake of a torpedo was seen. severely. queen Insisted on tives. Bombs were on twq "Ted wounded. Not seriously. Here erage depth of the advance was seven sonally per. commanders. . Ho Is ;, ft man The first notlc- - dropped presenting every article, and army thing Captain Christy - with me. Not .'o cause miles.. This In ad- was. sheds, one having a large hole blown WILSON'S- UTTERANCES any danger.' further than any sne had a word of cheer and encour- about 54 years of age, as he seemed fed while standing on the wheel ' In it. It was Impossible to observe for anxiety." : vance shown In French official re- agement to go with each gift. r to me, erect aid . soldierly, .He has house, eight feet above the forward whether the destruction of sec- ARE BRANDED AS FALSE Major Roosevelt was cited for gal ports, and It is possible that General In the villages Ihe showed been in action all over the world and bridle, he felt and heard A dull ex- the queen ond shed was The attacks lantry after having been gassed about March's statements are based on In- entire disregard for the dangers or In- five) wound sounded complete. ' ' ; has on his sleeve, the plosion. X'He; Immediately three weeks ago. formation not as made In fection. Houses where - were made from a height from 700 to ' or MORNIN JOUL trtcnk IIAMI yet public typhus victims, He has lost .one a submarine defense as the Wl) 4 ill. she stripes.' armband quarters 1,000 feet. 20. The news of Major Roosevelt s Paris. Jay entered without heslta-- man of lea determination and force general alarm. M !" Amsterdam, July' Commenting tloti, desplto the and " on been wounded immedi General March may have protest, expostu- A . the note recently sent by Baron followed, hinted at lation? could "never have survived. v. The Perfect Order Maintained. i - of the local prefect and of i AuHtro-Hungarl- ately the report from Paris that Ger- an drive agulnst the Germans own hep him soldat' -- went ac NAVAJO INDIANS ARE Burian, the foreign English physlolan, who French call "tres 'every "Everything anletlr and ,.' , man aviutors had a note be durlngi his talk with the Often she accompanied her. inch He is a man of such cording to drill schedule. minister to the Austrian snd Hungar dropped nowspaper insisted on sitting down by a soldiers.'. The captain - hind the allied' lines fears men, He said that the British prefer the bedside of a In brang full .; CHARGED WITH MURDER ian premiers, the Taglicshe . Runds- confirming stricken peasant wo- 'determination and force that any speed ahead and sent offi of the death of Lieut. to of- man or child his cers to cheau says: Quentln Roose. 'wait until the present German and mlniatArii,." " ...... German drive against his troops investigate the damage. At veit in an aerial engagement Cant;. fensive Is demonstrated a failure and ally to the patient. the time he the iwould m wmm jdoniH imi ; "It would be well if. Instead of was thought ship Mciti uun Archlo Roosevelt Is from .then turn upon the enemy.'' u wonderful to see how she (Continued on Two.) not sink. Two motor sailers were or- Gallup, N. M., July 20. Two Nava- agreeing broadly and cordially with recovering eluded overcame Page wounds. Kermet, a fourth son, who . The Italian troops In the Adamello and the careful ar- dered rigged out, but not to be lower- jo Indians are In Jail here today fol- President Wilson's new rangements of the Jocal for! arrest on of mur- served as a captain in the British region, to the north of Lake Gardu, prefects ed until further orders. ; . lowing their charges terms of July 4, the untruth of the shepherding her throuah dis- mi Patrick Smith, army in Mesopotamia, was recently on the Austro-Italia- n front, have brok- their dering s American utterances were tricts. It was "At the eubmarine defense call tht president's i natural that each pre--' THE WEATHER trading post keeper, in: his store to his appointed a captain In the United en out In a local action and taken two feet shoujd be anxious to men went quietly to their stations and mur- held up face and tbat he were now nerauad h - Wednesday night. Following the In- States army and is reported on strong points in the mountain region. oueen conditions manned the guns. Confounded out of his own mouth ' that in hlsj Jurlsdtc They stood by the der,' kerosene was poured over the his way to France, Ho was decorated This gain was made Just south of uun were Deuer man tne v '. . guns until were and stead of being looked up to as a lead average, and :,t"fa iX)KECASr..-.v- port they awash, building and Smith's body, after which by the British with the cross where the Italians, attacked late in with this end In view, he by the starboard guns until the a fire was set which destroyed the er of men. i:,:- military tad usually list , far ealls'at aix or , 80. For- New Stqft and burned the rec- - von - for gallantry. May and broke the Austrian line. arranged seven ot Denver, Colo., July of the ship pointed tthem up Into the body beyond "In this respect, Count Hert- the best hotes lti the village. But th Mexico: with - ' , Sunday partly cloudy air. ,,''. L- llng, the German Imperial chancellor ' ' queen would waive this program asida local showers; Monday generally fair. 'When It seemed' obvious did when in his June PRIZE COW GIVES 1Q BRITISH CASUALTIES and, to some gen- that the J better, speech pointing miesrable hoW Arizona:i Sunday and Monday 80.YEAR-0L- D ' el. vessel would the was TREE . said there was no use to would say. "It looks to me as If fair except showers and warmer capsize order he; trying GALLONS OF MlLK DAILY ' erally LASTWEEK, 14,911 the n that house help-L- et east - given to abandon . shir, except the meet the enemy further,, especially in people needed portion Sunday. STILL BEARS CHERRIES us go there." . ,, side gun crew, which were to re- view of what we have, since heard ' " " 1 port I MOdNIMfl JOUKNAl. 1 ' - MmncUtrd PrtM CorrMtMMdefM'e.l (PICIAL UAIII WII Heartens Men. I main a i ,. Quern 4, LOCAIi REPORT . at their station as long as the from America. SO. 20. to ;! London, June Eske Hetty, a London, Julv. British casualties Owing the armistice, no flehtlne? would bear. 20. has . - guns Boats were lower CentraliaflVaah., July Plantel "Nothing changed since.- for Frlesian cow which is now giving ten reported in the week ending today to- activities of any kind were In evidence) . A of local weather con- two when Gen. was a lieuten- Bummary ed, and sail boats, one dinghy, U 8. Grant President Wilson's recent words were: gallons of milk dally, was sold recent tal 18.981. compared with the aggre- But the troops were keen and willing ditions for the twenty-fou- r. Jiour end- one and two ' were ant stationed at Fort Vancouver, a be a of 1 L In as wherry punts There must final decision, no ly for $18,875 at Heybrldge, Essex. gate 14,9 reported' the previ- snd they were reviewed by tha . cheery tree on the .of f Grant .' : ing at ( p. m. yesterday folows:')Max-ima- launched.,, .The life rafts were launch farm and no half .decisions.' Eske holds the British record of ,2,410 ous week. ,: queen they renewed their oath ot al on compromise '' " 83 mini-muw- i, ed and the lumber pile on deck was Farmer, Ford's Prairie,, ,1s still ambassador has gallons of milk in a yean The' aum These are divided as follows:'" leglance with" a teal and enthusiasm'' temperature, degreee; 84 j Anr Ms just told the at p.t m 86: loosed set mess bearing at the age of years. for which she was sold, is the highest Killed or died of wounds: Officers, that left no doubt sa to their toMtty;, range, Jl; and adrift,. Fifty sixty-fiv- e Russian people that bis aim oe It bos .'a of feet plainly ever a Frlesian cow, men, Nowhere nert" r ' part-habl- spread price paid for l: 1,411. , " did the army show any ds wtnds; of and hundred ntressea is dismemberment . rain; kapok AM Us trunk measures 19 11 the of new 14 Wounded d feet, Milk in London is at or missing:1 Officers, sire for peace. The generals-- htri-- . Ur: . ' selling tfli .S' l,i:es in circumference, , ; cents a quart, men,, 15,188.. er stair omoerv in inair tauta a.j i

TWO' RIEuqtiftfqlig Morning Journal, Sunday, July 21, 1918 5 MEW COAL FIELDS I , Conserve Fiiel by Using a DUPLEX FIRELESS BEEN FQUMD 3erore jomg to the 4, vv STOVE NPENDI Front OR fav MonNiNa journal special LftAeec wiv ,Ilaeiton, Pa., July 20. Increased production of anthracite coal Is indi- the soldier should cated dis- make a will and name therein an Exectitor. in the Lehigh region by the 1 - covery of new veins and by Important ; . .11. Caloric Fircless Cooker! Improvements intended to increase "... the - J ;; output. i '.V . i '. i the & Beds of virgin anthracite have been Appoint First Savings .Bank. Trust Company as your Executor and Cook the) entire meal. Bakes and roasts brown. The found under the Tomhickon reservoir, west of Hazr Iton. nnd preparations ideal is reliable and silent servant. are being made to clear the valley of assured without doubt will equipment that a ' are that estate have the best man- water and strip the veins. .The coal you your possible Cooks meals in your absence without burning or over- can euylly be prepared for the mar- are made of indestructible ket, mining engineers say. Call or write' us for desired cooking. They practically In the Cranberry district a h agement. any particulars. vein of been uncovered anil ,L'-- - material to last for years. coal has - ' this also will be stripped and the coal marketed. ALL STYLES, SIZES AND PRICES Production of fuel will be Increased 4 fcy a revival of long abandoned work- Interest Paid on Savings Accounts ings. Tho Mollvwood colliery of Par- dee Bros. & Co., abandoned thirty years ao because It was r.np;bspd to From to lie worked out, will be reopened this $11 $35; T summer of the demand 7IKST BtWIX&BmSj because ;;reat TinTHTp-COMPAXI- ! A driven Into .. l'fii e.. for fuel. shaft has been the lower veins that were deemed to lie inncct ssilile in the Tun- i, eighties. Pi nels lire now being run to get out the anthracite. A complete electric equip- Brothers ment will furnish power for several StrongTHE PIONEER HOME FURNISHERS hundred miners. Block. Second and Strong Copper. WAR- Luneville, and is ns a divis- View of American MYSTERY SHROUDS . Storage at reasonable rates in the largest and best operating :. ion, complete, under Its own com- Out of Water SHIP'S LOSS; LIFE TOLL built warehouse in the city. mander. Destroyer ' "In the stenographic account of IS NOT YET DETERMINED Most what I told you ubout the organiza- everybody bringstheir i tion of the three corps, I told you that (Continued from One.) Kodak to us. tho Seventy-eight- h division was com- Page finishing Why not j i:)Ah FOE'S DRIVE HAS SPENT posed of drafted men from Delaware were thrown overboard. Abandon You? Hanna & Hanna, Master i' AZTEC FUEL CO. and New York, omitting the state of ship was complete before the vessel I v. v.: ' FORCE IN WESTERN ZONE INew Jersey, which furnished a large to Photographers. Twice daily serv- i' began capsize. proportion of that contingent; Almost Perfect was the ice.. 'i order I':.,; SAYS GENERAL MARCH half the men in that division came pserved, Remember, Satisfaction t men t, cheering. When on the rafts they from New Jersey." sang "The Star Spangled banner" guaranteed. Y . In answer to General r ,! t,'v Jewett Fire (Continued from Pars One.) questions. and "My Country 'Tis of Thee," cheer- March said: ed for the executive officer v- Brick. captain, In men will be inspired by his presence "Our reports do not Indicate that and the ship, and cheered when the ' Soiosons has fallen. It is under artil United States was hoisted on i coal to die where they ttre.' ensign 'Storage, and lery fire. Our troops iie come up to the sail boat. ' Wood. (icrmaii Move. Hailed. so to all kinds of the point white they are close , "Two dinghies, with six officers and the Marne between It I bom- 1 "Along Chateau hat the town must heavily Km twenty-on- o men pulled' to shore, und and ItheiniH Is Thierry the Germans barded, but It evident the Germans arrived safely at 1:20 p. m. The . 251 made an advance of from four to five thrown intu-th- e ALLIES NEARING 15 KILLED Phone Y have defense of that steamer Maiden came into siyht and IN miles on a front. The terrain line a large number of reserves which Picked up 370 officers aid men. The ' AH at that point is very difficult, wooded did not accompany them during the steamer Hossom reached the scene the queen, Iho utmost con- hills rising up to a of from nnd tested expressed height original attack along the Marne, twenty minutes later and fidence in the of the tti 400 to 500 feet This' picked up r I ? ability army perhaps. general fighting is going on very heavily at 708 officers and men. The steamship RAILROAD THAT CRASH AT SO on with the war, more movement has been to a fei S. although brought that point. P. Jones came up and took aboard TBI . than half a million Russian troops, fcif standstill. The object of the entire Division at the) Front. seventy-eig- ht men. These I 3 who hud been on the UumaMiuri front, was three ; I. abandoned Olprman attack not a creat stra "The American divisions which arc steamers searched the entire had a short time before like an on vicinity the trenches. tcgic object advance Paris on the front of the large offensive, for survivors until 3 p. m, A fourth or an advance on SUPPLIES ENEMY :,; I , 'The queen returned to Ja ay with a the English ports are the First, Second, Third, Fourth, steamer came up later, but so far as CHELSEA MICH It had for its Twenty-sixt- h ht feeling of confidence thai pence wuuld pluinly objective simply nnd Twenty-eig- di- known did not pick up any survivors. be averted. She had received pledge!! the applying of the nut cracker pro visions. The colored regiment belongs The threo steamers took the survivors section of thu ami cess on from every uriny the city of Rheims. If it to the Ninety-thir- d division. The oth- to New York, where they were taken the of com- were pot-slid- to come In fay HonN.Na personal promises thj for them er division now in line Is the Forty-secon- d. on board a United jou.MiL a.rciA WIKII lay mornino i that they voi1. States ship, on With uD journal special leasco wirci I o manding generals there and squeeze Rheims they could In the Immediate of the which every provision had been made the American Armv on the Jc.ckson, Mich.. 20. Fifteen to the end. Unt the the path Aisne-JJarn- e July fight dnyafu force a in time. counter-offensiv- 20 t'he she surrender Rheims, German attack and our e for their reception. They were Front, July (by persons were killed and in- reached Jansy found that peace as been is given Associated The thirty 1 were lieginnlup however, has shown, very are the seven divisions I have in- food and clothlnc. Press). French and jured, many seriously, when a h: negotiations ulready well - Americans j at Bucharest. organized for.ilefense. Without dicated. These divisions are not oper- 't"ross- representative wr nn squeezed the sack in which limited passenger car and Into is the Germans annear tn h Even while the penes ncnuliatlons going details, it organized for ating as a corps, but are used wher- when the men arrived and distributed ramrht a west bound freight car collided do it house to house has somewhat were under way she did not pa defense, and that ever it Is neceusary for us to use them. 1,00 blankets, comfort kits, sweaters. tighter Saturday. At mid head-o- n one mile west of Chelsea at Ibut to r.tnblicin Sy been the reason Germans day they had made an nver.uro continued fight why t)ie "We have nothing to indicate how so, pajamas .and watch cans. Armv 8:30 o'clock tonight, to in- their consummation. have not been able to in. of more than a mile" alon according pgalnst get costly our casualty lists are. No re- embarkation officers assisted in every the line formation received from that city at In a talk with the Associated Press; I'Twh Delivers Blow. naieau Thierry-Solsson- s, an- Hard ports on casualties have cpme In,-an- way in the men while correspondent three days later, just "As soon as transferring from the other of a midnight tonight. un , the German advance we not k( A i gain similar distance has : before his from Jajt-y- the do know yet what it will cost MIiA.J.t f steamer." Six of the dead were Detroit i departure ilong the Marno line east of Chateau us. S. DifrROYER MfKEAN been mude' south of the Marne and queen said: east of en route to Detroit from Camp i ' "I shall never reconciled tii Thierry had been brought to a stand "I can give no information as to the Chateau Thierry. beepme Foeh i).xn:i,s isi:mkvi:s mixe "7 Custer. a humiliating peace wilh Oerman still, struck hard along the number of prisoners, because the This is the latest destroyer built by KKXT western side of the salient. only the United States The VICSSKIj TO DOOM Never! The time Is a critical one for The front reports we havo to refer to prisoners navy. picture STATEMENT CONDITION Kumanla but I continue to It over' which wo advanced twenty-tw- o I was taken before she was launched YANKS SUCCESSFUL 'a hope. which were captured by French corps Norfolk, Va., 20. Is only a woman's hope, but I cannot miles, and the maximum in which near San Francisco. It shows how July Secretary OF IMPERIAL HUN BANK penetration American divisions were op- one out Daniels suid be- IN RAID IN ALSACE abandon It." so of these swift vessels looks here today that he l MOIN.NO far reported officially has been to erating and no disassociation was " JOURNAL or.C.AU lIAAID WIR1 a of ten of water. lieved a mine and not a torpedo was depth miles, and at the other made In 1 Berlin, 20 the reports; but, as far as responsible for the of July (via London). The (av mornino v.. aai points Indicated there has been a can sinking the statement of tho journal spicial leaspd judge, they followed quite closely JURY UNABLE cruiser San Diego. He added imperial bnnk of With the American Army in Alsace, penetration of seven miles, so that wo OXEARY , that the tno newspaper accounts. of the aside Germany for the week ending July 13,' 20 tho Associated have gone forward seven miles on a A sinking vessel, from the shows July (by Press). Yanks and French taxing the salient as It stands, TO REACH VERDICT loss of Ih of no the following changes: A raid undertaken the Americans le front. This is the official life, significance from by one of the prime reasons for making a Total gold and million increase last southwest of Munster re- statement of how far we have gone. military standpoint. .. night Force Germans to this advance is the position of the lap.riAi coanaa0oNONC TO HoaNiNw jouaHALI 837,000 marks. In a of The last 'indication we had In the of- The presence of German subma- sulted penetration the German railroads. Soissons is connected with New York, 20. A in the Gold increased 1.22, 000. lines a distance of 500 to ficial reports was that was July jury rines on this side of the Atlantic, said for from in fighting Chateau railroad is federal court here today reported its Treasury notes decreased 40,335,-oo- n. GOO the Open re- Thiorry by and it Mr. Daniels, "is more or less of a meters and the capture of five Fight still in progress, and the official assumed that the Germans inability to agree on a verdict in the also indicate the of get part of J. for menace, of course. Hut they will not prisoners. ports capture of their supplies at Chateau trail John O'lcary alleged Notes of other banks Increased The raid was effective UT MOHNIXa JOUHNAL IPICIU I t.. ID W.I guns and prisoners in Thierry obstruction of Justice and was dis avail in stopping our transports go- preceded by With the American on very helpful from that railroad, and of course, that 2,559,000. which lasted Army amounts. has charged. ing overseas with soldiers and more artillery preparation Aisne-Marn- e an important on how Hills discounted decreased 437,008,-00- forty-fiv- e minutes. Tho suf- the front. July 20 "In this advance, and the bearing long O'Leary was accused of aiding the soldiers, as fast as we can send them. enemy opposing muse iroops can there. of A. casualties. (by the Associated Press). The there are seven stay If the escape hia brother, Jeremiah the precau- fered heavy Germans, American Germans have to withdraw have Sinn Fein who was Notwithstanding great Advances increased Krench and American troops divisions and one colored they O'leary, leader, tions we have taken to our 4,209,000. regiment of practically one line which ubout to be tried for publishing al- protect Investments, increased have crowded the Germans back troops. through transports .supply ships nnd men, I 7,544,000. INVESTIGATE can so leged seditious magazine articles. 0. Btlll further along the line of they get out, Foch is hammer still consider it marvelous we Other securities .increased 50,726,-00- Over 1,200,00ft Men Abroad. on will remain under $10,000 that "One-To- n Boi880hsChateuu and in- lng this side, the western, which is O'Leary The Ford Kconomy Unit" Thierry "The press has carried during the very much bond until Mondnyv when counsel will have succeeded In getting more than formation from beyond Chateau better than massing a .great confer on of NotPs In circulation decreased used by Henry's Delivery. It makes 1 past few days statements about the numoer or tho question another a million troopg over the seas without i indicates the beginning troop8 on the nose of the your Ford carry more and is the final Thierry number of troops we have continued salient trial. the lose of a life or a ship. of a movement the Germans and hammering there.. which decreased 409,2X2,000. answer to the big question of economi- by to send v.er. it was an estimate "It is true that we have lost about Deposits " that into an wuuiu omy drive them back in the di 102,542,-00- 0. cal fiauling. may develop effort by some person who arrived at his 200 men return voyages'1 cf Other liabilities increase the crown to extricate rection of the railroafls." during - by prince conclusion by assuming that we were In transports, and that is deeply regret- bis response to a queBtiop as to the LIEUT. OUENTflM - army. troops over at the same rate we have stU been marvelous-l- y Ti'nl old holdings 2,346,941,000. The sending total number of American en- - ted, but Results from Journal Want Ads character of the fighting we did last month, and, like troopB time marks. has been many gugeo, March fortunate. Every a transport radically altered, and guesses, It was wrong. The statement general replied. leave our the Germans have been forced "If the whole divisions were there fleet and its convoys shore. published in the papers was that we the number knowing that It must run the gaunt- more Into the apen. The trenches had over of combatant troops ROOSEVELT DEAD sent about 90.000 men last wouia lie let of the menace In the war run in such a manner as to leave week, and that the number was, now 27,000 in each division nnrt none into which can full In my talks to you you can zone, I am fearful for its safety." they a little short of 1,200.000, the fact of estimate ' - back, forclmr them to depend them at 27,000 per division, unless I , the matter Is that we have passed the tell BHTWKKN 30 ANI 40 MRN upon those construct. you otherwise. service ' they hastily 200,000 on the second million. We of Including VF4USHP1) IN DISASTER There has been a marked de- have supply troops and combatant DIRDIli over 1,200,000 embarked. If a crease In German aerial activity iroops division comes to 45,000 20.- yon will wait for these things I will men." New York,' July Between thir and the big guns are less active. tell you the are ty and forty men lost their lives when The of facts; they always greater part the German better than when you iruess. the United States Cruiser San Diego to In CLASS BV MoftNINa JOURNAL aPBCIAL LIABf D WIRE! miles off Island! airplanes appear be used "One question asked me has been: ONE MEN ARE was sunk ten' Fire Paris, 20. Oerman nviators to a semi-offici- al patrolling their own lines. "Will be to July yesterday, according you good enough, tell us GIVEN GOOD ADVICE dropped a note Into American avia CBtimate made here tonight. where the Illinois national guard, Hon camps, confirming the death" of . Most of those who perished are her BLANCETT SCORNS which trained at Fort Logan H. Hoots, Lieut. Roosevelt. ' been tar MoaxiNa Qnentin lieved to have members, of the Is situated In division journal liamo wiail . room crew who- were skilled France?' The Washington. .lulu.picil pni'iiiA SPIRITUAL HELP is !n Prnvnu Mar Washington! 20. learn were in- - j 1 commanded by Gen. July Upon out or who so seriously George Bell, shal General Crowder todav issued an aviators right Jr., and is ih the Rnglish lng today that German had jurcd in the explosion which wrecked AS DEATH NEARS training appeui 10 an men of class one, calling confirmed the death of Lieut. Quenttn were to sector. A unit from that division took upon them to tho cruiser that they wieble begin now their prep- Itoosevelt, President Wilson sent this Ba" themselves before' the, went in the was re- as ' - ship flPICIAL COttMIKNOfNCV TO MOKNINO JOURNAL! part fighting which aration soldiers nnd nnt tn xunlf .in. message to Colonel Koostvelt at ' ' ' 111 Oys down. " Hanta Fe, July 20. Spiritual con- ported ast week where the Austral- tncy actually have been called Into ter Hay: ... It has been established also that solation has been thus far refused bv ians made on advance tffsjcnipanled camp. s( "Am greatly distressed that the new soverat of the crew struggling in the Klbert W. American so tfte train- Regard yourselves as a selected or son s Is" i Blancett. who is to hang at by troops, that your deuth confirmed. water were struck by the.' smokestack or HietiVB JSanta Pe on August 15 for the mur- ing has progressed to a point where iiuicrniiv nstrlfits" ivg had hoped for. other-- news. He died of the cruller when tnoy fell.--The- se con- utTiiuiui trowuer. those his died be-- der of Clyde Armour. Blancett they can actually! take part In the who "Encourage serving country and with fine men were Btunned and drowned j tinues to manifest a stoical Indlffcr-- . ' are weak. Inspire file indifferent, gallantry. I am deeTly grieved that them. ' v fighting. inform the iiinornnt. fore hclp'could reach ence as to his fate. ' Snnivi. nnt tho his services should have come to this lives Ni'venty.HT-veiitl- i Division -- Others lost their when they Starr and Smith, alias at T.mievlllc, shirkers. . end." - " were lift raft which Dashley, "Another Is: Is "Have tragic caught under the however, who are to hang next month question 'Where the you ever thoucht that nnr was being launched just as tho war- at 'Las Cruces for Reventy-sevent- h divislori, nnd enemy is attacking us, not only In Eu- on Bide before 99 in 100 Miller Tires Outrun the murder, of nje but GERMAN LOSSES MUCH1 ship turned its going Sheriff Stephens of Luna county, they operating as a division?' The rope at home? Have you' realized down. The men handling the raft h(ic that his L asked for religious consolation. Seventy-sevent- h is in the lino near especial trickery consists In GREATER THAN FRENCH lost control of It and 'It slid over the seeking to muke men disloyal herv4n Bide men our own on top of in the water. Standard Guarantees country? Havo you tried to The survivors from the Ban Diego discover tar MORNIN9 and suppress the enemy's journal artciAVLKAava WIRffl were kept all day on the army docks,! Work here In the ueacefnl retrlnna n( Paris, July 20. Henri Galli, mem to cnecaea our homes? at Honoken te up. Dy tne tires made side side in the same diffef ber of the chamber of deputies, who officers of the ship. An official list by factory H will . i i take' some time to' make has just returned from tha, front, of survivors out con EVEN If you get a "lucky tire" it good given tonight enormously. i" soldiers out of you. The sooner writes the Matin a narrative of the .''," .. tains 1,149 names. It will be impos- rvfji between 5,000 and 10,000 miles. The next you start, the sooner east of Rheima. to the may v you will arrive." fighting Owing sible to determine exactly the loss of fail ' f i' maneuver directed fcv General Gou life until this list la sent to Washing may under 1,000. raud, when he h1g advanced "; BELGIUM ordered ton and compared with the navy de - fur- TO OBSERVE to main Not ao with Miller. . rid- of thousands of records i posts fall back to the French partment lists. It was believed, how- tly ' n of variables" nish conclusive DAY position, the French lost hardly i4,000 ever, that the men on boardthe-'Sa- ding tires "human proof. INDEPENDENCE men in uni- , a killed and wounded, he said. , Diego numbered nearer 1,200 than 99 in 100 wear practically Get set today. Try thera On the the Germans lost - form conditions. on wheels. After that other hand, 1.1S0. . , under like opposite v Tp MOKHIN JOUHNALt tunes aieileoaaK pama ten that number, he .writes. Today less than one per cent . test of uniformity you'll never Washington, S.r-Bclgi- ans will - July Diarrhoea Qutck Cured. . ever call for adjustmer.t' Tens again trust to luck. celebrate their eighty-sevent- h inde- Miss Henderson Resigns. "I have been in 'the practice of pendence Word came .i day tomorrow. Santa l'c...Tulv-,20- MtsS'Rose Hen medicine for forfy yeare," writes Dr. 1 ' Is - to the hero i Tbls the legation today that the derson, member of the Archaeological D. A. Post Barnwell. S. C. "I came FOR SALE BY' Belgian civil , forbidden i. Goodyear Machinery ' 'population, society, nationally famous as a poet, to Ihie place last March, having pur ' open manifestations of patriotism, will chased ten milea Wf (Im la All Our Brpair Work. We Offer celebrate in has resigned as nrofessor of English plantattoav from i , PHxra In Boy or Hrt In Moat Work their hearU while tho here, am to move onto Brlntna army wUl ttm at the State Normal school to accept a preparing it phserve day by killing Land shall there.-- 1 find diax-- Auto CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP as on practice Butler- J many hocheH tn possible; Brussels position the staff of Washington af- 4- Company. IfM Cmil St BUt IWiVMsSf. wo rhpea prevalent, in fact ttecame fined 110.000,000 university, ' 1 by the Germans st. Louis. fected myself, aw a notice of Cham- t . 909 the JPfcsr. 2, Fifth and , 5 SouUi, Seoopd, lut time a nubile celebration waa berlain' Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. Copper , , -- 3 1 .L , Joum Want AOS Ortof rtaulu, to.uK.bi ft awUI bottle ana u nod.". r

Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday. July 21,1918 THREE President JohnBon later sent a call Franco-America- n troops continue to AMERICAN LEAGUE to .American league club owners for progress and have driven back the a at Cleveland stub-bornl- meeting Monday noon, enemy, who is resisting them y. to should y determine what action be in" connection with :! taken Secretary "We have reached and Baker's order classing baseball as a Ploisy, Parcy Tigny and have passed beyond St. IT, Remy-Blanz- Will PES y and Rosct-S- t. Albin. "Futhcr south we hold 20. the general St. Louis, Mo., July Neither lino cf the Prion of of .St. plateau, northeast President Branch Rickey the Courchamps. ; fi Louis Nationals, nor Business Mana- JOHNSON IE PORTS "The number nf prisoners we have ger Quinn of the St. Louis Americans taken since IS wus to July exceeds 20,000. propared today speak finally Over 400 guns have been of the course to be them captured. adopted by "Our aviators, redoubling their ac- under the work or order. Rickey fight tivities in the day and night of the Unless Unexpected Develop- believed the closing ro( jtho parks would be Wards 19th,. multiplied their raids and en- delayed until could in ments Occur Park Gates Will make final classifications. gaged the swerest battle against enemy forces. Franco-Britis- h bomb- Close After Today's Games; ing squadrons, taking the Marne Poston, Mass.. July JgO. "My an- swer Is crossings as their principal objectives One Is Opposed to Rule, that I will not give my con- at sent and it con- have ceaselessly hampered, and requires unanimous the sent to close tho season," declared certain points completely stopped ' supply service thus an i Momma journal mciau loko win) President II. II. Frnzee of the Boston enemy playing 20. American American team, when important role in tho conflict which Chlca.cago, July league today, of league baseball parks will close their was called to Ban John- was about to provoke tho retreat of the war son's' the German troops. gates for he' duration request to abide by Secretary IMuh War Tax Ticket:! at Theater after tomorrow's games unless unex- Baker's order at once. "Attacks with machine guns and pected developments occur. It was an- bombs concentration of troops whicn nounced tonight by Byron Bancroft New York, July 20. A special the enemy was preparing for cotinur Johnson, president of the organiza- meeting of National league baseball attacks, and his enemy columns of 9 BOYS SELL FLOWERS tion, tonight. ! club owners was called today by Pres- fnvnys, our aviators Inflicted heavy ALLIES SQUEEZE No appeal from Secretary of War ident Tencr to be held in this city to losses. FLIPS FROM THE F1LLUMS FOR RED CROSS FUNDS Baker's interpretation of the "work discuss the ruling of Secretary Baker "Between the Marne and Rhelms Franco-Britis- ' or fight" ruling as applied to ball holding baseball in the al violent combats continue. h Nine patriotic boys yesterday ob- players will be made and no effort '.s industry class for Wednesday. troops attacking vigorously, tained $5 for the Red Cross through planned to finish the season with large Notwithstand- ENEMYJIGHTER; tho shIo of flowers. Each of the lads teams recruited from veterans nbove resistance, carried n basket in which he ing the enemy's desperate his wares the draft age and amateurs below th we in Courton wood, floral and often gained ground was It re-fi- ll baseball OFFICIAL necessary to the baskets. draft age. Such an attempt, STATEMENTS the Ardre valley ami In the direction The were: Wilson Kelm. im- GAIN boys Officials say, not only would be an of St. Euphraise. OVER MILE Arnold Rosen wald, Leo Lewinson, position on the fans but would also "On the Marne and also at Oulchy-Le-Chatea- u, Junior Weinman, Fritzie Allen, Wil- be more or less of a subterfuge in Fis-inc- s, liam O'Reilly, Joseph Keim, Lee Vann the view of the administration's edict. whole and Richard Vann. BRITISH. and Bazoclvs and over the lT HOnNtN JOURNAL PeiAI. American club owners will WIRtl The flowers were donated by Rio league rear of the battle field twenty tons of With lD ' in imi aomw (ho American Army lin the Grande Industrial school, Jacob meet Cleveland Monday at the call journal wicui. liamo wimi were the Aisnc-Marn- e projectiles dropped during Front, July 20 tin) Stiiecltlo, Mrs. r. K. B. Sellers. Charles of President Johnson, to wind up the London, 20. The Germans twenty-eig- on (by July day and tons at night Associated Press). The' advauco Roehl, Byron Ives and James Eakln. season's business and discuss the under firessure have forc- of heavy been enemy assemblages troops and the Soissons-Ciiatea- u many financial tangles which will re ed to withdraw from along Thierry Itossignol wood. communications. road ha the allies ar- ALBUQUERQUE COMPANY sult from the sudden interruption of eiween ueoutern and brought within Bucquoy, and "A violent conflagration broke out tillery distance of the Junction of tn the nation's national pastime. Nation- this strategically is TO TRACT important position at Vouzleres, and several fires were railroad tho as a lino BUYTjMBER al leugue club owners, a few of whom In the hands of tho British. serving Germans started at and of communication. Tho Junction al- arc as efforts to The announcement in reported favoring made tonight station at Fismes. South of this is .Santa 20, weather the Will meet in New the official statement the ready under flro and unless tho des- Fe, July The scaling of storm, from the war explosions were observed at the timber on tho Zunl mountain York Wednesday. office. regitn perate attempt which the Germans the station at Ijann. Simultaneously are to hold Is thous- tract of state lands in McKinley and (Regrets were at The text of tho making succssful Valencia to openly expressed communication our indicated un advance ands of tho crown men counties, be sold at Los what was taken as an Implied says: aeroplanes prince's may Lunas on August C hy the state land imputa of our troops and tanks between the bo cut off and forced to retreat. The tion of sluckorisnfln the issuanco of "During the day our minor opera- commission, hus been completed by Aisne and the Marne and reported is S. ft. bucIi ap order, without any tions in the Hcbuternc sector have fighting comparatively light eas( Sutherland. prev'ous of reserves, and by riv- The tract covers intimation of the wish- been continuefl with success. Under the arrival enemy of Chateau Thierry, except at the 70,000 acres and government's the latter directly has 4.10,000.0(111 feet of timber. Tho es. It was pointed out that twice last the pressure of our troops the machine gunning er, where tho most stubborn resist- enemy in the battle. ance of was to tract will irobablv be boutla In by season the American league offered to has been compelled to withdraw participated the Germans unable the combats were engaged one American Lumber company at close its parks, if such action would from Rossignol wood, between "Numerous check the allies, who, at point Albuquerque and a revenue crews in combination with large help in winning the war, but that the. and Bucquoy, and this im- in by our moved forward half a mile. the stato institutions will be derived.fr Idea was discouraged. I portant local feature is now in our the British airmen and achieved good Cleveland, O.. July 20. President possession. The enemy was followed results. I x were James C.'Dunn of the Cleveland up closely by our troops and suffered "Twenty-si- German airplanes JULIAN EniNGEtnll a down or disabled and four r' American league club today sent the number of casualties. brought g l set Every- y. following message to Cleveland from "Our total capture in yesterday's captive balloons were afire. IIIJffIrTheyidQMirtK:' SUMMER EXCURSIONS service Chicago: operations at Metorene amount to 453 where the German aviation r,.:. yCpqnmountictufe double-head- ten was ahlo to the dash and 'TTTS "We will play a with prisoners, trench mortars and appreciate, To Colorado Utah Philadelphia tomorrow and will then fifty machine gup.'.' ..; superiority of the allied airmen." and Points close the ball park for balance of sea- son. It is our desire to comply KEARNEY The A. T. & S. F. Ry. Co. is offering reduced fares for the promptly with Baker's rul- FRENCH FORMER CAMP AT TifK i:hs run to Secretary "H" tihvi today. understanding Jack and greet round trip to various points in Colorado, For yqur infor- ing on baseball." , Tlwatcr Juliurn Kltingc In him with: Uncle!" - MEN ARE IN ACTION "Hello, MO.N.N. JOMKNAL .PK.1AL 1 mation we quote a few of these 1AH0 Wl.) ino widows Slight" n irnmount "We Should Worry!" shows them fares: Bans, July 20. "The y Chicago, July 2U. A message to Germans, feature, also one reel, "Weekly as a matrimonial committee of two Albuquerque to Pueblo and return. . . . , .$25.74 all club owners In attacked on their flank lV MftftNlNO JvUHNAt. BPtfCIAl LBASBD WI..I Events.'' tho American find right which brushes aside such incidents as to Colorado south of tho Camp Kearney. San Diego, Calif., Thcnif-- Albuquerque SprWgs and return $27.90 league, asking them if were will- Maine," says the war Crystal A two-pa- rt west- bank they office announcement 20. Men from this camp, whom burglars, kidnappers and for- to Denver and return ing to "abide by Raker's tonight, "have July ern dramii. "The Midnight tune, in Albuquerque , $31.44 Secretary been to It was announced several days ago, Flyer," hunters arranging a marriage order at once, was sent compelled retreat and recrosa with two one-re- "ilula Albuquerque to Glenwood Springs and return. . .$41.34 today by the river. The had arrived in France, have been In comedies, for their aunt. President Ban Johnson. The action of French hold the en- officers said here Huln Hnghie.'V and to Grand Junction and return tire southern bank action, today. Their "What'll We Do Albuquerque $48.54 the Cleveland club ln'closing tomor- of the 'Marne. statement, they said, was based upon With Uncle." to Sale Lake and return. row is More than 20,000 more to relatives of at tiii: i.yuic Albuquerque City .$58.74 the first result of the message. prisoners and notifications that somct I'VH,. Tlienter nuth Clifford in than 400 have been tltfl men had been wounded. No cas- How can n Innocent and lovely Tickets on sale until Baseball men declared that if club guns captured. five-n-- lllue-blr- daily September 30th, with the The list so has men ''Midnight MadnesH," a d girl become so linked 'In a liv t owners deride to continue statement reads: ualty far indicated also n inui ring final limit on all October 31st. operation "We from Camp Kearney have been In ac- feature, l,yon:i & Moran of that even tho man who loves tickets, they would have only a small number have not had long to wait for comedy, "Almost Welcome." of the result of our victorious tion. her fears that sho is stained by Its For official information about National Parks and their present players. Less than counter Ilistinio Katli-crln- o Pending publication of casualty Theater Jane and, shadow? Kenneth lu "Mid- fifty-nin- e of the players are outside offensive. Tho Germans, violently at- Harlan, Monuments, address Bureau of Service, United States lists containing the names of the Iice'ln un uproarious t'omcdy a liluebird the draft age. tacked on their right flank and south Cnnin men. wound- night MadnesK," thrilling llailroad 226 W. Jackson Chica- Kearney reported entitled "We Should Worry,'" also a as Administration, Street, Walter of of the Murne, have been ed, details were withheld. two-re- Photndrnnut, "Prentico Tiller," has Craighead, secretary the compelled comedy, "Billy's 111. Chicago Nationals, said he could not to retreat and recrosg tho river. Officers pointed out, however, 'that misgivings when Kuth Clifford, lis. go, "say definitely that tomorrow will be "We hold the whole south bank of the men sent to France had been "Uerlrudo Temple," appears to bo the For further information phone or write our last game, but it looks to mo that tho Marne. highly trained, some of them having queen of a gang of desperato gem PHONE 204 N. F. beep In virtually continuous Service AT THK "II". theivea. JOHNSON, there will be no baseball next week." "Between the Alsne and the Marne for two years. Dick Tavish, as played by Julian The priceless collection of Jewels cf Santa Fe Depot Asst. Agent Eltinge ,tho man who pays more the Academy of Flno Arts is s'.olen. dressmaker's bills, for himself thin Prentico Tiller is told to recover them Where Italians Have Won Victory in Albania any other In the world, and who The girl he loves seems to bo In league wears some stunning new gowns In with the criminals. his latest Paramount picture, ls an Hunted as a criminal, shot throttgn enterprising young New Yorker. He the hand and disheartened lit the - ALBANIA. VDIBRA r) E B Vftf'Hi decides that 'there Is money In cows' Irony of fate, ho surmounts seeming- and establishes himself on a western ly hopeless obstacles and wins ut in ranch. an gripping climax to the SUBSCRIBE' NOW! - unusually V" TIRANA?; f- ) How ho is obliged to disguise him- strong drana. &"V ' self as a woman In order to want to see tho Intimate j rton fSoiRAri entrap If you A ... the crook who is to steal his of a depart- S YW trying workings big city police 6, 't I f farm, and how he filially wins out ment, if you care to visit the hidden against all sorts of odds, makes a catacombs of an old mission, if you TO THE JOURNAL thrilling and entirely humorous pict- desire constant,' logical action In a ure which is well worth tho seeing'. clean, stirring photodrarna, so" "Mid- "The Widow's Might' was written night Madness" at tho Lyric thc.iwr especially for Mr. Kltingo by Marlon today. Fairfax and was directed by Williini C. do famed Mllle, as director of both MOVING Tobacco Fund stago and screen versions of "The STOCKMEN ARE Warrens of Virginia; director of 'Car- CATTLE AND SHEEP TO men' starring. Geraldine Farrar; How Our Soldiers Will Long for many pictures starring Plancho Sweet RANGES IN MOUNTAINS and others. Good Old American Tobacco! The cast was chosen to support IbPCCIAL CORfttbPONOCNCt TO MDNNINS JOUttNAL) In "The Widow's Might" Santa Fo, July 30. Hecausc of the la especiiily fine, including many of continued dry weather in the district Fy special trrnngenient The Jourai.1 guarantees to deliver, the. players w have appeared in bin between Capitan. and Koswell, the through an arrangement with tobacco manufacturers, two dollars former such as Flor- slock men are moving their eattlo and worth of tobacco, for every dollar subscribed, to our soldiers In pictures, pretty Francs and on the way to France, ence. Vidor, Jlaym Kelso and James sheep to the ranges in the Pecos and v Nelll. Jcmez mountains. In order to facili- The packaves 50c worth of tobacco) are put up 1st attractive In we "' ' ElAttOrA tate the movement of stock, tho New patriotic packages. every package put a return postal card . '? ? " with your name and address no that you will word back from j AT IWKTIMK. Mexico Central railroad yesterday let tin: doublo decks the battlefields from as many soldiers as you aubeorlbe. cent Jane and Katheruio are living wilh handled eight cars of pieces. ti loaded with snoop on their UJ -- their aunt. Miss Ashton, young, beau- regular ' --Ul J J! i M SJtHJ4-t- 'fJLrl J.X Ul " ar- .'."f..:'.; i. i LJ4 tiful and wealthy, who has many fiii-- . train leaving Torrance at 10 a. m., TOBACCO IS MIGHTY SCARCE at Santa Fe at 6 p. m., making ! tors. The children decide the worthi- riving ' 116 miles In Near the Trenches. . ,1 est is Jark Fenton. Their' aunt also tho eight hours, handling f, 'him until all of tho passenger, mail, express FROM IIIVIX COBB'S "PATHS OF prefers Pcrcival Gilpatrlck same QLORI" u is suave and business and local work at the " arrives., 'Illpatrick "As I recall now, we had corns the of he school smooth and dazzleg her, but Jane and time. through gats This stock was loaded at Capitan, house to where the automobile stood when a puff of wind blowing The House Beautiful Katherine are suspicious of him. He to us from the left, which meant front across the battlefront. brought a crook come to rob the bank Lincoln county, the orginal shipping to our noses a which ws is really on a of El Paso certain smell already knew lull well. has with Mm two point small branch the ""'" C.llpatiick brough and (southwestern, the night before. 'You get' It, I see,' said the German officer, who stood along- ' who the situation side of me. comes miles (pals Investigate and put to destination in 'It from three off, but you can get It five and Economical whilo their leader ingratiates himself through miles when the wind is strong' and he waved his left arm toward twenty-fou-r hours without feeding. It as the scent been a visible " tho local Ho wishes though had thing. That explains why Can'be with aristocracy. Twenty-fou- r moro cars are accortiplished without a large outlay of ready cash. to a dozen "coming tobacco la so scarce with us along the staff back yonder In Laoa. to prorio.se Miss Ashton over the road tomorrow in the same Irrthis store you will find a assortment of but on each cccanion the chil- "AH the tobacco which can be la sent to the men In the satisfactory good, times, manner, the the feed- spared t substantial foil him. Meantime, the iwo saving shipper front trenches. As long as they smoke and keep on smoking they furniture, with which any home may be made beau- dren ing expenses and that the " of for till Pat- assuring etand that" tiful, and at the same time hold the outlayto a figure which is burglars, weary waiting stock comes through In good condi- rick- to order action uml Jane :'' Matter How v , t kidnap . ., ' ;' Np Small the Amount Send It In. sound , tion. economy. Katherine. The two little iinpa and The new owners of the roftd 'have Our boys are going to need tobacco In quahtltlesl Fill out .'Whether it is a of a or ho hot for their captors groat single piece furniture, room, a whole make things rebuilt It to n largo extent and added the coupon now Today is None Too Boon and make it generous 1 house, we can equip you, ana we will make the sale with a posi- that their liberty is offered to them, to its so that this service Bring it, or mail it. to The Journal Office. children to the equipment tive guarantee of satisfaction. , but the stay torment can be rendered efficiently. ' YOUR CREDIT T crooks. ' IS GOOD - This Percival stages a "rescue." Indictment Is Quashed. THE JOURNAL, ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. and We buy, sell and house of kind. puts him in the light of a vhero, New York, July 20. The quashing exchange furnishing every Topniw Sett eKUae kavlat retail vatiW at He. ' INVESTIGATE OUR Fenton is thrust Into'the background of an Indictment charging William R Hepks.Ncl. by Miss Athlon. The aunt holds a Thorn, president of Thrfm & Bayleyt pke. No. 1 pip tobaeoo bavins vttae ' -4'' Papular null d Ha - PACKING SERVICE and G'.lpatrick fixes tho 'New York hat dealers, with rarrlclpB ...... M pkc' He. a Popular clfaratt totwom hurtdf rUU value Me. We make a ''; clock so that ho assist in looting tho lion In army hat frauds was ordered el specialty of household for tunc-Jtod- ay packing goods shipping, bank lut returns to. the social by Federal Judge Hand on the ...... pk K. Popular plu n)D . toSaeee bavtag retail vaiae and the service. : .e t guarantee a , ..; tion to establish an alibi, ground the evidence against him was thrf insufficient.1 ' - ' .;,- - Tho scoundrel loses through In easorosiHW with offer to eons nopaler brina nf . ..;i--- vur cleverness of Jano and' Katherino. - ttfar.t'M to ntr euMlvre la Damp IB aril mt ( paekageaeaeii So SH have been watchinif ("iilpatrlck, Kour Stomach anol belching-"Whe- They Min ; of movements on I began taking Chamber- t , ''t-4aasasa.- and know enough his lain's three of the to set Fenton Tahlets years aeo I,ug the night robbery troubled most of the time With belch- 'HmM .r on the trail that leads to Perclvalte and sour also M ing stomach.,' I had being unmasked. . headache and constipation. . .Tots . J FURNITURE CO. Jack turna to Mlsa Ashton, who remedy .was' Just what my system hlmr calls ahd Kathar- needed. It strengthened my digestion :,' t3A South Second , . .,, smiles at Jana Pmm's ldo. and some- and restored me to my former Rood ine to her whisper writes Mrs. A. D. In smile their health," Smith, thing their ews, Thoy Jordan, N. Y, . - A FOUR Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, July 21, 1918 BROOKLYN WINS THE DEAN BOSTON WALLOPS CURLEY GRIFFITH F ROM CHICAGO WILLTHROW WILD

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refKtiAL. re mornimci Weakens in Last lo,nes Piles Tcnlh Box Vic- co4inrsiNDaNct iouNNAL, Hendryx LS&Si X i Up Magdalena, N. M., July 20 t.'tirley Three Innjn gs and Brooklyn IS RV:'" f - tory as Against Three Griffith known as the most reckless s. and In the who Red on Even daring cowboy world, Bunches Hits for an Easy Losses; Sox, bulldogs wild Mexican steern from a Victory; Score 6 to 4, Hits, Score 5 to Tigers' 1, speeding auto has arrived here and will rest until the roundup takes place August 7 to 11. BV MOftHIN JOURNAL SPCCIAL LIAMQ Wll ,Y MOHNIN41 JOUttNAL SHOAL 1.CASIO Wll Boston made It Griffith has been engaged to pre- Chicago, July 20. Hendrix weak- Boston, July 20. y sent his ened In the Inst three Innings and two straight from Detroit winning. sensational act as a special of the sea- Brooklyn hunched its hits and won It was Jones' tenth victniy exhibition at the roundup and it will Score: the easily. Score: son as against thrco losses. be one of the many thrills that Brooklyn. Detroit. visitor will witneKs at the big show. if H A. E AB. R. IT. PO.A. V.. K. PO. The large arena which is being A. 3 3 Johnston, 5 0 0 0 0 0 Bush, ss 4 constructed for Ihe Round- if 3 0 especially Olson, SB 3 2 0 0 4 1 It. Jones, 3b and 4 o l o up is fast nearing completion Patib-r- t, 1b 4 J 2 ft 0 0 Cobb, cf II 0 3 0 0 when finished will be one of the finest ,. Wheat, If 4 0 1 f. 0 0 Veach. If 3 4 a n I I 1 1 contest In the west. Mver. of 4 1 t 5 (1 0 Stanage, lb ...... arena's 0 1 0 broncho Kb 4 1 2 0 1 1 Walker, rf 4 The entries in roping, OMara, II II Ioolan. 3b 3 0 0 1 1 (i Coffey, 2b 4 busting, steer bulldogging and other " 1 0 0 M. Wheat, c 3.1 0 8 1 0 Spencer, c 0 cowboy sports Include mary of the 1 3 m 3 0 J 2 0 M.miuard, p 0 0 0 0 Dauss, p , best in the business. vNlxon . 1 0 1 0 0 0 witfi&tfie 1 7 24 16 2 p 1 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 32 f Cheney, Boston. B0NEBRAKE AND MOORE ' u A 33 6 8 27 10 2 Alt. H. II PO. E. ,f Totals 3 IN DOUBLE FINALS OF M Batted for Marquard in eighth, Hooper, rf cliicoiro. Shean, 2b 3 II 2 1 TOURNEY A B. R. It. PO.A. K. Strunk, cf 4 1 GREAT PLAINS II QJmie. 5 Flack, if f 0 1 0 1 0 Huth, If . . . i 3 Hollocher, ss 4 0 0 1 7 0 Mclnnls, lb 4 2 11 Mo., 20. B. o. M. m mv .v .v '. r r m. m m 1 mm Kansas City, July Mnnn. If 2 0 0 4 0 1 Scott, ss . 4 0 0 4 Bonebrako and Heath Moore, the Derf 3 ii 1 1 Merkle, lb 4 ! 2 10 0 0 Stansbury, 3b ... . Moines-Kansa- s City team, entered the Paskert, cf 4 0 1 4 0 0 Mayer, c 3 1.1 1 doubles finals of the Great Plains ten- GL0RIETA Real, 3b S 1 1 1 1 0 S. Jones, p ...... I 0 0 nis tournament today, after a bitterly 2b 2 1 0 (i 6 0 1 Zrider, contested five set match with Howard O'FBrrell, c 4 0 1 1 0 1 Totals 28 r. 7 27 12 0 I'enfold and A. E. Dickinson, both of Hendrix, p 3 0 0 0 1 0 letrolt ., 001 000 000 1 Kansas City. The score was 1 0 0 0 0 0 .010 030 5 iBarber Boston ...... Olx 5, They will play Ken zaMcCabe ..0 0 0 0 0 0 Summary: Two-hns- e lilm Htans-bui- y, IThuls and Arthur Bagby of Kansas I Mclnnis. Three-bas- e hit City for the doubles cup tomorrow, Iwcry glass bubbles over Totals 32 4 8 27.16 2 Hooper. Stolen bases Hush, Cobb, the latter having defeated C. T. Speice x 7.-- Hatted for Zeider In ninth. Walker. Siican. Sacrifice hits R. and C. R. Steele of Kingfisher, Okla., 1 with zt Han for Hendrix In ninth. Jones, Shean. Double plays Coffey to today, 6'2, iilll delight. Score by innings: Bush. Bases on balls Off Dauss B, Speice and J. G. I'hrlaub of Rocky Brooklyn 00O 001 122 B S. Jonrs 1. Hit by pitcher By Dauss Ford, Colo., are the only out of town Chicago 000 301 0004 IStanshuiy). Struck out By Dauss players to remain In the singles cham- Summary: Two-bas- e hits Dau-ter- t, 1, by S. Jones 1. pionships. Uhrlaub will Play Frank O'Mara. Three-ban- e hit O'Far-rel- l. I Howard of Kansas City and Speice Pure, Home runs 4-- 9. Merkle, Myers' PhilaTc1l.i.i KM , Clcvclaiul meet Moore of Kansas City Sparkling, Stolen base Daubert. will Heath Merkle, Olson, 20. Philadel- In semi-fina- ls tomorrow morning l. Philadelphia, July the Sacrifice Double plays will be helci I eider to Hollocher to Merkle. Base phia defeated Cleveland in the first and championship play Refreshing double-heade- r, p - game of while In the afternoon. on 4, m today's balls Marquard 3. Hendrix it the second contest was awarded to Cheney 1. Innings pitched Mar- the visitors score a to 0 when ALL-STA- 7, 2. Struck out Mar- by the of DEFEAT NEW quard Cheney the crowd surged on the field and quard 2, Cheney 3. PAl , Pl'KM.W. that Wallace, lack- lY It's remarkable stopd on the foul lines In the second BADGER TEAM IN GAME Case old-tim- e Try a at Your Home An fan who had sort of ing the eolur of Wagner, Uijoie and half of the ninth inning. There were v New York 6: St. oliiils i. Crawford, should have outstayed them no on the Cleveland ' dropped his baseball for several years, police grounds. all-st- St. Mo., 20. New York all in baseball. was to 1, when Nal- - An aggregation, picked ijnuie. July was over a box the leading, i Umpire of the glancing miro ear i r In baseball started nn took action. .Score, first from the various players overcame a three run lead when Wallace's 1 game: May and across name . defeat- other day tan the with a team at Clar- Cleveland. school league teams, yesterday weakened In the eighth and in the Wallace with the St. Iyouis Cardinals. Aft. It. H. PO. A. E. ed a new In the, leagues, ion, I'a., twnty-fiv- e years ago. He organization WESTERN the visitor batted out a victory. he us d be Chapman, ss . to the tenth "Funny," said, "there to was then a pitcher, but the next year the Hadgers. True their name, Score: a Wallace with the Curds biu'k in the Johnston, lb . . . r. 4 u fight, but be was picked up by the Cleveland cf Badgers put up great BREWERY & Speaker, BJ k N"w York. nineties Wallace and a ;4 more opponent ICE CO. Bobby club 111 Ihe National league. their experienced PO. A. Roth, rf It AB. ft. II. E. mighty sweet infiehler." was Te- If held the long end of the score. 1 This club managed by Pat Woods, Burns, cf . 4 3 2 4 0 0 the Rab- It was the same Wulla'e, the denn beau and included such players as Ed Turner, 2 b 2 Tomorrow afternoon Jack I 0 1 2 0 (I 57-5- Young, if of baseball players. 4 1 years old. 2; Cy Young. Evans, 3b 4 bits will play the Prairie Dogs. Phones 8 I 5 1 1 4 3 1 Melvean, Cupid Cliilds, Fletcher, bs years in major league baseball, a sur- Chief Ziminer and Jim McAleer. Thomas, c . ... i . . 4 4 1 1 2 fi 0 Doyle, 2b. vival of the days of Pat Tebeau, of When the Cleveland franchise was Baghy, p . . 5 0 0 0 1 1 x t Zimmerman, 3b Ed Delehanty, of Cy Young and the sold to St. Louis. Wallace, who had Granoy, , Thorpe, If 2 0 0 2 0 0 Groom, p . . . . . 'a rest of them. been transferred from the box to the 1 FAYW00D HOT SPRINGS 1 1 Farmer, xx If 2 0 0 0 ' AVilholt, Old Boh breaks into th game now Infield, went ': along. Later Bobby Stomach Trou- Holke. f. 0 2 0 for Rheumatism, lb 111 and then. His legs aren't what they lumped' to the St. Eouis club of the Totals :.. 4 10 24 15 0 bles, Kidney Ailments, inflammat- JLIKOAIi NOriCE. c 4 1 1 4 0 0 X lt McCarty, were once' and he has lost a part of American league, where he remained Batted for Baghy in seventh, ions, Arterial Hardening, Loco- LUMBER 2 0 0 0 2 0 xx NOTIC'B I'OB I'l'HMCATION. Perrltt. p his old-tim- e but he's until a of when he Batted for Groom In ninth. motor Ataxia, Nervous Breaking, batting eye, couple years ago, - V. H. Of- Taints, Oils, Glass, MalthoM Booftnf xSU'klnp 1 1 0 0 0 0 went back to the to. Perfect Treatment, Perfect rjppttrtmcnt tf llin lntorlor, Iind mighty valuable asset to the Cards IrteJ umpiring, then I'ldladcJpliia. fice at Santa Fe, N. M.. 3. 1!M8. and lttiildlnR Paper. Smith, p 1 0 0 (I 0 0 AH. R. H. Climate. Health. Pleasure, Large .luly Just the same, '.'aids. PO. A. E, Notice is hereby kIvcii that i'atroolnlo 0 0 0 0 0 0 rf 4 2 2 0 Modern Hotel. Pooklet. Round BALDRIDGE LUMBER Steele, p Janiieson, to from MarriucZ, of MarqueA N. M., who, on 8(!pt. J. C. If 15 2 1 trip Faywood Albuquerque 114. Kopp, $11.70. made Honioslnad entry No. 0172110. Totals 37 6 8 30 13 2 Walker, cf . . . I . . . 2 for NE1-4- . Soctlon 6, Township 16-- Itanue COMPANY STANDING OF THE BROWNS AND SUGGERS 4 0 12! M. x Batted tor Perritt In eighth. TEAMS Burns, lb ....!... T. C. McDERMOTT N. r. Meridian, has filed notice of Gardner, 3b .... ,:.'4 1 1 Intention to make five year Homestead St. Louis. READY F0RFRAY TODAY FAYWOOD, N. M. to elatin to the land XATIOX.M, McAvoy, c 3 Final Proof, establish AB. R. H. PO.A. K. I.i:.;lE, Dykes, 2b 5 above cieKcrHien. before William (.'. Ken- . . . . 4 0 1 2 0 0 W. I,. Pet. tT. S. Commlneluner, at N. Jleathcote, cf The Barelas Browns and the'Iligh-lan- d Dugan, ss nedy, Seboyeta. Chicago :,6 28 M.. on 3. IIUS. Fisher. 2b 5 0 2 2 7 1 .67 are for their Walton, p . . Sept. New York 47 28 .553 Suggers ready fray Claimant namea as witnesses: 4 0 0 The Perry, p . . , CruiBe, rf 0 0 0 ' at Hopewell field today. game of Marrjuea, N M. ; An- HELP Pittsburgh 42 39 .510 will Music Keyes zMattick 1 0 0 0 0 0 begin at 2:30 o'clock. by tonio Jaramlllo, of flldo. S. M. : Maniailn Cincinnati 40 43 .517 the band to stimu- Totals 36 10 13 27 17 2 M. : Hornsby, ss 5 1 1 1 5 j Liberty is.'xpectcd llomcro, of Han Mateo. N. Pormltli 39 43 . .476 late enthusiasm at the ball game. An Cleveland .001 001 020 4 of N. M. lb-3- b 1 1 13 1 0 Philadelphia Kalu7.nr, Blbo, Paulette, ..4 Brooklyn . 40 52 .435 admission of 25 cents will be charged. Philadelphia 310 010 50x 10 m FRANCISCO DELOADO. 3 0 1 0 Two-bas- e mm, McHenry. If ,0 0 Boston 36 47 .434 .Manager D. Chaves of the Highland Summary: hit Speaker. Henlstef Betzel, 3b 1 0 0 0 0 0 announced that ar- Stolen bases UNCLE St. lxuis 36 49 .424 Sluggers last night Speaker, Roth, Farmer, Grimm, 0 1 7 0 0 rangements have been made for a Chapman, Walker. Sacrifice hit Du- OTI('K l"OR I't BI.H'ATION. lb...... 2 Double H. Of- Gonzales, c 3 2 1 4 2 0 third contest with the Estancia nine. gan. plays Dyke and Burns: DepKllliKliI of Hie Interior, t". bnnrt The Eslancia won from the Dugan, Dykes and Burns; fice at fJania Fo, N. M.. .luly tr..' 191B. May, p 2 0 0 0 2 0 ami;hic.n K. players Gardner iifii own and Burns. on Bag-b- y ef ot Ice Is Kstevsn C. - , on their grounds Bases balls off hereby (tlven that Doak,- I 0 0 0 1 W. I,. Pet. Alhuqueniueaiis p 0 in Ihe season and were defeated 7, off Walton 6. Innings t'haveK. . if Ki.bn'eta. N. M, wild, on Cet. 4. SAM 1 Boston 53 36 .596 early pitched zzPaclard, 0 n 0 0 n here on July 4. The third game will By Baghy 6, by Groom 2, Wal- t r 2. made llomestead. No. 017310. for Cleveland 49 4 2 by .538 be played at Estancia Thursday and ton 6 (none out in bv 4. Seetlon 28, Township sixth), Perry UN. M. P. has filed Totals 36 4 7 30 18 2 New York 45 40 .529 will decide the championship. Sev- Hit by pitcher By Bagby (McAvoy). Itanue 3W, N. Meridian, 4 1 of to make five Proof, By z Batted for Cruise in Washington . 43 .523 eral Albuquerque rooters are planning Struck out By 2, nollce intention year Getting tenth. Bagby by Group. to esiabllnh claim to the land above za Batted Chicago . 40 44 .476 to the, team. Rooters 1, by Walton 1. for Doak in tenth. accompany and( berore Win. . Kennedy, tl. S. Com- St. Louis 40 45 will leave for Estancia Thurs- Score Second R. H. E. Score by Innings: .471 players game: at N. M., on tll Kept. In Cleveland 240' 000 021 9 9 3 missioner, Seboyeta,' Detroit 31! 4 8 .4 29 morning automobiles. :i l ' New York 000 030 '.! 6 day , l . ..000 ' . 000 OOx 1 4 3 - . 33 49 .402 Philadelphia .010 Claimant nnmes '''esses- Ht. I,ouls 000 001 200 1 4 Philadelphia Batteries: K? Woman Makes Ncv Kecord. Enzmann and Thomas; V, P. lnislon, of Correo. N. M. ; Tatrlrln Two-bas- e Ilari hits Adams, Plerson M. ; Oat-rl- Summary: Fisher, Oakland, Calif., July 20. Miss and Perkins. You'll Never llonzBles, of Beh4,yetn., N. Samuel Gonzales. (Game M Home run Doyle. Stolen WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Dorfner' of holder forfeited to Cleveland, 9 to nfcboyeta, M. ; Dlonlclo Marnuct hases Olgu Philadelphia, 0, iu ninth.) N. M. ' Fisher, Gonzales 2. Sacrifice of the American women's swimming of Seboyeta, i lilt Younu. Heath-cot- e, FRANCISCp o,i,iirtiivi. Sacrifice files records for Ihe fifty-yar- d a,nd 100- - Bake Another , Cake Resistor. Where they play today 1. Double n Washington 6: Chicago McHenry. play Fisher yard dash, established n new Amerl-co- i:. Washington, 80. Hardand op- after tried these. That's what Hornsby and Paulette. Base on balls national ij;a;i record today by swimming 100 July you've Off Perrltt 1. Boston at Cincinnati. one of our customers told her friend Struck out By Mav in l:0(i 5 in an outdoor tank portune hitting at the expense of both COMPANY I nt And knew she was 2; Perritt 3; Doak 1. Brooklyn Chicago. yards she what, talking THE WM. FARIt Innings pitched New York at St. l.ouls. at Kept ii no beach near here. The Sehellcnbajck and Danforth enabled about, for it first she was decidedly Perritt 7; Smith 2 throe-fifth- Dealeni li Steele new record clips s of a sec Washington to win tl second straight skeptical regarding any baking done Wholesnle and Bfltal' May 7 Doak 2 outside the home. But fTlKSH AND RAIT MKATS AMERICAN I.EAt.l E. ond from her former record and is game from Chicago. why pratst two-fifih- s our baking? Try some pies am) Sansnite a iSpertalty Washington at Cleveland. within of a second of the Score: It. H. E. 0-- cakes and you'll do the praising. the Bnllnt rttWmrgli HiihuMphln women's world record held by' Mis 000 8 0 For rattle and Hogs Chicago .... ,.100 0001 Market Are Paid Pittsburgh, Pa., July 20. Pitts- .loin tlin "Two-Rtt- " Red Cluh. Fannie Durack of Australia. 000 20x 6 10 2 Prki W.S.S ('mm Washington ...004 burgh, and Philadelphia, broke even In Batteries: Danforth double Schellenback, today's header, the home team and Scha lv Johnson and Ainsmith. winning the first game and losing the Gold second. Mayer shut out his old team Pioneer For and Silver mates in the first. St. IoiiIh 5-- New York t. Bakery f Hudson for I New Signs A First game: York, July New York Wonderful Opportunity ' Score: R. H. E. broke even with St. Ebuls in a double-heade- r. S. N. BALLING, Prop. To Let Uncle Sam Win Philadelphia ..000 000 000 0 5 1 The visitors won the first am month The War And At The Same . fint sow. Wall Pittsburgh ..000 000 0011 4 0 game, 5 to 2, and the Yankees evened Paper Time Get Rid Of Odds Eatterica: Hogg and Adams, Burns; up In the second. Sothoron held New Of Old and Schmidt. And Ends Mayer York lo five hits In the first game and m ArcmnryfoctnfeGtiiffM y I of the tract, Silver And Gold Which Second game: drove In forur runs. Uff4M f 1 urmirjr Hudson for Score: " I fmlffA rainleflR, You Can For n. It. E Score First game: R. If. E. JLIM.1V MTTllitf l will not itricture Exchange 7 1 kclievnin 1 to ft Picture Frarhes Philadelphia. .100 002 0003 St. Ixuiis 210 10 3 dy$. t ..002 0005 1.Z0 . . ..ooo 100 001 3 6 d' PRICE Sold By Dragglits Pittsburgh New York 000 002 000 2 5 1 TraitiM Ub wch imtd or mulni en roquot. Z Fourth St. and Ooppnr Ato. Batteries: rRKPAKfO BY Prendergust and Burns; Batteries: and Nunamuk- - THE EVANS CHEMICAL ' Sothoron CO. CINCINNATI. 0. Cooper, Sanders and Bluckwell. er; Love, Robinson and Walters. War Savings Schmidt. Score Second game: R. H. E St. Louis 106 000 0023 11 1 and , Boston a. S; Cincinnati New, York 000 131 OOx 5 7 0 Albuquerque Foundry Clnclnati. O., July 20. Boston Batteries: Bennett, Houck and t Wallace ilesselden overcame Cincinnati's lead and and Machine Works early Mogrldge and Hannah. - won easily. In the fifth Inning Schnei- Engineers- Pounders Machinists Thrift Castings in Alu- General Contractor. der wag knocked out of the box and Iron, Brass, Bronse, Stamps minum. Electric Motors, oil Knglnee , W are In a to - Haines a rerruit from the Western and position glvo Mrs. C. A. Pumps Irrigation. ' more valuo for the money than Wright of the league pitched. I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Works and Offii-- e Albiioinerqne. oilier Ht'ILDINQ FIRM In R. It. E. any Wright Trading Post 4th Score: -S- this vicinity. 030 100 S 10 0 B and Gold has been in Boston...... '.004 Office With placed Cincinnati . ..300 000 0003 3 At. Kansas City 3; Minneapolis 1. charf e of this by the War Batteries: Nehf and Wilson, Schne- At Columbus 7. CHICHESTER S PILLS Lum-- 4; Indianapolis Tint DIAMOND BRANtk. A The Superior i Savings Committee and will ider; Haines and Allen, Cuoto. At Louisville 3; Toledo 1. W.tS Aak roar Unnkt for A l'Mh4S4i-tr- - Il4im(m4 Bntntt & Mill Co. return to you the full value At Milwaukee 6; St. Paul 3. I'lll. in Kr4 ni tloM neulllcV btr bout, toaled with BI4M Rlbbofc V of the articles in stamps. Tkka m n... .4 V a ' ruo.i 14 on Tennis Player to Army. Drnnlil San 20. Ro- DIAMOND IIRAND PIIXS. lb, SS COAST LEAGUE Francisco. Calif., July rma known u Rob BafMb Alotn Ktlltbla (1 land Roberts, Pacific coast BY champion SOLD DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE VPVf. iff', Jf tennis player, enlisted today in the aviation section of the signal corps of Dos Angeles 3; Vernon 1, the United States army as a mechanic. 80.- - Angeles, July s ' Keep your okrh good as frerfi ones LUMBER n.,11. E. DUKE CITY Plaster 8core:' v,." In Water 40c. Half gal- Cement, Loa Angeles ...... J 1 Gins, guart, i ' lon, 75 e. 1.4. Can be sent Cleaners-Hatte- Vernon ...... 9 0 Galton,,f rs Lumber Company j., Curley Griffith, America's motit dare-dev- il cowboy, mounted on the by parcel post, freight or express. Albuquerque' 4M NO&TH FIBST STREET Batteries; Pertlca, and can will fifteen dosen. tpan; hurricane deck of a bad horse. ' L Quart preserve Chech, Fromme and Devormer, , E. W. FEE. rhoaft JPlMM 4M. 1918 5 Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, July 21, FIVE

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Hygrade Electric Light Globes Flow of Troops to Europe Goes on Allies V , Uninterruptedly; . SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW ONLY Penetrated Enemy's Line 10 Watt Tungsten. Ten Miles in Places, 15 Watt Tungsten. 20 $1.25 Watt Tungsten. fT MO.NIN. JOUftNAL SPCCIAL LtASIO WI.SJ 25 Watt Tungsten. Cm-to- S Lights; Washington. July 20. official re RcatHhe Announcements of California's Famous Hotels 40 Watt Worth $1.50 ports to tho war department. General Tungsten. I March told the newspaper men today Health, Beach and Mountain Resorts and Solve "That Outing Problem." Literature and Full Infor- 50 Watt Tungsten. at the weekly conference, , showed a maximum preparation by the Franco-America- n mation by Writing Direct, or at 60 Watt Tungsten,. Carton 5 $1.50, worth $1.75 county attack of ten miles 75 Watt Gas Filled Carton 5 worth and an average penetration of seven $3.25, $3.50 miles on a twenty-two-mil- e front. FREE INFORMATION BUREAU AT OFFICE OF THE MORNING JOURNAL 100 Watt Gas Filled Carton 1 ...... $1.00, worth $1.10 The attack is still being pressed, he 200 Watt Gas Filled Carton 1 $2.00, worth $2.20 said, against heavy German reserves. The American troops cnnaKed on this EzZsy Aitkin Reach of EVetytiufy , EiiCAl'K TIIK HEAT-t-Yo- can liavo Albuiiuxniue today al 12 :i: V. M. anil th Sold Only in Straight Cartons of Five Lights front are the First, Second, Third and enjuy Fourth regular divisions, and the l'ffrcshlng cm. I nn brerzes at J ... Twenty-sixt- h (New England) and Every One Tested and Guaranteed Twenty-eight- h (Pennsylvania) nation- al guard. Tho Forty-secon- d national Electric Globes are sure to advance before fall as the guard (Hainbow) is stationed in the - IE prices we offer in this sale are less than old price. None Champagne region.- ' ' During his Interview, General March "psai LOS ANGELEX delivered emirka-thetio- n (unless messenger fee added). disclosed the fact' that the New Mexico of American has Headquarters U'uinrrow. Oallfurnia't phiyKi-uun'l- "Tho center of summer ftttrac-- I troops passed ABSOLUTELY FTW ICPROOP 6T.S ROOM-a- ll "innmer the 1.200,000 mark. with baths. Conducted on both th lima and tiporlitiK events." fciurf bathlnK, plu Imlliinff. yachting, boating, deep aea has no private The department advices thai European ana Amrlcun plan. fUhliiK. surf anil pier fishing, tennis, polf, motoring, danelntf. horseback rldlni;, count-te- s of Soissons has but it Is In trre of the city fallen, Ilutrl Clark situated heart the niiiusements. band concerts, boat trips. The always is known to be under a heavy fire rlty. near beautiful Central Park. Cart to promenado altractinns, dally from American and its fall lUmehps, Mountains, etc., from Hill Street Sta- dellKhtfutly cool reaort where pleasnro see kers cnnKreuate. excellent hotel, apartment Co. artillery . Indus- Whitney Hardware seems imminent. tion directly ip poult o htt-1- European plan and cottaife facilities. Write for Illustrated folders on Itecrentlons Homes and Tariff from IM per day. New Mexico patrnnajre tries. I., V. Ballard, Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Lome Beach, Cal. Allies After ltailmnd. solicited. Illustrated fulrier R. F. MEAD, Manager General March said the objective of upn request. Franco-America- Visit tlio Grill." F. M. Lessee the n counter-attac- k Pimmlck, Phone 76 307 West Central u Is the Soissons-Chiitea- Tierry rail- V : road, which' the allird command has J mii reason to believe Is (he principal ar- tery of supply for the enemy in the SAH FRANCISCO driving a motor truck. Bankers come Chateau Thierry region, and also one FROM DEPOT and find that they can do the best Job of the principal sources for the sec- k FREE AUTO BUS mCH FINDS getting up entertainments in some tor south of the Maine. TO POPULAR O HE The and American forces lonely 'hut.' One rich and useless French 's'truck these are either on this road or have it well bachelor shores filled G with a desire to do something, but under direct shell fire of their artil- U WORTH WHILE alarmed1 at his poverty of abilities. lery. JOBS " 'Can you preach?' he was aHked. Official advices confirm the press " 'No.' report that a French corps In which foroes were " 'Can you run a motor car?' American operating had " 'No.' captured 17.000 prisoners and guim " and material "in very helpful IN ARMY 'What can you do,?' amounts." " that 1 know of. I'm Just 'Nothing No report on casualties among the one of the idle rich.' - CtARY AYTAM.O STS. V " Americans engaged has reached the .T.i.tiiS'ill hi i Uat " MUM .t E. mw wr 'Go out and fuss around a few war department. Six of General Per- liltlill nil cn. r,nc with soldiers come LOS ANGELES A "A" Iir,nii!iiistructure. all days tho and then shing's divisions, or about 200,000 class fireproof back," he was told. Near BROADWAY at SEVENTH outside room, each with private bath. Fiicnds With Sam- American troops, are fighting with FIFTH ST. MAIN On a direct car line to all of Making "That ha met up with a west- In The center of shopping, buiineM and the potnt. night the French the offensive, General Atrical district. Convenient to all car lines, Interest and within walking distance ern who was in to see Home-lik- mies on Their Visits sergeant Paris March said. He said the offensive 300 outside rooms with bath. Eu- of shops and theaters. to Paris view RATES $i9rTO$3? ABSOLUTELY private Ita tho town and who had started to would continue as long as it is possi- j CAFE ropean plan. Rates $1,50 and up. Dining with a personality distinctively to the sights tho bottom of a ble to force the Germans back. room service refined and excellent. ! own. Tariff, Kur. plan, tl to $4 per Helps Keep Them From through IS Fire- glass. Tho member of tho idle rich The successful defense of ltheims II of from Dfpnlii, Folder upon request. day. Amer. plan, per day up. WILLIAM R. FLOOD, Manager. proof ftnrnan nearby. in inveigled hin) into a conversation, the General March at- .1. t Goiiigy.stray City, against enemy, B. LANKFRSHIM, Owner. Innua-emfn- or nhnhin rich Yurnished him with cigarettes and a tributed to the splendid defense or- light. Pretty soon by sheer personality ganizations porfectcd there by the i if-i--yi.'i-n- i--i i man to to bed French forces. He described ( AMnrlntrd Pres. fnrreaponrfrnce.) he persuaded the go tho clly Camp 21. vithniit finishing off his evening art- as prepared for, a "house to house de- Funston, Kan., Julv fense." cSAN FRANCISCO" Versatility in a desired istically. In the morning the man qualification Gouralld In l tor a Cool, and Vacation for men Belected by the Y. M C. A. lame around and cornered the idle "Shot ap." Interesting Inexpensive for overseas service hut firm nt nil rich man, The region there was commanded DIG DElWlD FOR by General Gouraud. General March TRACTIOIlEEnS comes that "Bo," said he, 'you did me a favor d particular characteristic characterized him as one of the most The sreat Imoortanes nt the trsntor toenv has esud trsnraeaaus .1 01 peing or paining the good last evening. I was bound for a trip Stop ..HOTEL STEWART irienaiy, personalities the al- compel. nt tnctlmnen. DID PAY. GREAT OPPORTUNITY NOW will' of Helium, nf to In Bad. Any time you want any- striking among - rpirnrrtlnsa whohnf lied leaders.' General Gou- (or good accommodations from (1.00 a day a p. Breakfast 35o and 60c (Sun- OFFERED1 YOUNG MFN In this trade. WMters Anierlca't OldMt. He has a Bpark of religion in his own thing of me, Just drop around.' military days T6c) Lunch 60c. Dinner (Sundays S1.2!. Larofltt and Must RaHabte Trade Sfihooli has Insufurated a speefst eure he is about 50 old II In an. ea. an lor make-u- p. This "The Idle rich man made tracks raud, said, years The STEWART on Just off Union It close to iracTloneenu. rtnrti.1 ruu at eRperr. writs e. fact is aptly illustrated and has been "shot all over the Geary Street, Square everything IH eatalof. NATIONAL AUTOMOTIVE SCHOOL, in a letter to Jj. A. for up" worth while. Municipal car Hue passe the door. Stewart Motor Bu meets Flsuerea at Eltlhtll Street. Los Anfelta, Cal. McCormlck, gen- headquarters. world, wearing chevrons to show that trains and steamers. eral of Y. M. C. A. writ- " I've found Job, he said 'I can principal UfT'HI"..'-- ) I'HJI.VUl'H t,JM.,',l ',' I.U'M'UJ secretary the my ho been Mir '.'ljJ r ii ten with men.' had wounded five times and "'" It by Clarence Uudlngton Kelland, a make friends hhj would be Gen- ''"'"' well known " 'Go to were the orders and he troops inspired by Detroit author of short it,' eral Gouraud to "die where they are." stories, who is now on special Y. M. went to it. Now he is somewhere re- In number of Ameri- C. A. mission he wore himself explainingthe with rershine'a armv. cuperating because ' can troops involved, General March "Hundreds of men are Innriincr hnrp out working for his boys. And said that the American division had FORMER E monthly to take up some service un- - the story goes, that until the regiment a of back strength 27,000 combatant troops W uer uio nea iriangie,' writes jvenann. was assured he would be sent but with Its auxiliary arms reached iney are an sorts and form all envir- i them there was excitement and a total strength of 45,000 men. onments. It approaches the marvelous high talk. They Just naturally weren't how they are made to fit. going to go off without their pal. Ho OF RUSSIA "t'reacners have arrived here with is the sort who represent the thing the arilnr In cvflncrplize Thv find tho American is demanding of BOLSHEVIK! AOE Ik army their true service can best be done the Y. M. C. A." DIES Old E MORE V 01 01

MOSNINO JOURNAL KAQEO WlStl the i.T aP.Qiav. Men Wanted for s fjomlon, .Inly Kmprror NicholaH of ItuHHih has Wen shot, a mm Russian wiri'lesa Btiitempnt toilay an- - nounres. - - The fonni-- r emperor s correHpond- - MOHNINft JOURNAL .PSCIAL LA.BD WINS ence, including letters from tho, unirilg be- Naval Reserve .Vladivostok, Juljr 15 (Monday, by KaHputln, wlin waa killod hortly the Associated Press.) TUe present fore tho revolution, written to Ihe situation in Siberia may be described then emperor Und his family, will ho as transitorlal from the Bolshevik publiHhed In the near future, the wire-le- a regime to conditions not yet permitting message declares, t, M an, accurate diagnosis. The military The former empresH and the younc situation Is as follows: x Alexia llomanoff, the former heir ap .' thousand Czecho-Slova- hold parent, have been sent to a placo of Forty' the trans-Siberia- n railroad between security. t Follow the Join the Pa m a ra and Irkutsk, detachments oc- The central executive bony of tho Flag; cupying Tchellablnsk, Omsk, Novo Bolshevik! government announces Tomslt and Krasnoyarsk. that it has at its dispoaal Important Line of Defense The Czecho-Slova- k national concil material documents concerning the First at Vladivostok assumes that the former emperor's affairs, including 1 Czechs, with local bodies, hia own diaries. have overthrown the Bolshevikl In the The mesHaKe announces that a Little Causes Back of Battery, aforesaid places but details are not counter revolutionary conaplraey was available. It is presumed that Czechs discovered with the object of wrest Trouble. . are moving toward Irkutsk, as their ing the former emperor from the au- rear is secured. thority of the soviet council. In view Co-operati- on ) . the of tho Will little ' It is estimated that 500,000 war of thin fact, president fral Your too much cranking. prisoners are distributed throughout rcKion council decided to execute the of whom 35,000 volunta former ruler and the decision was A little lack of distilled water. . . Siberia, have A rily joined the red guards or became little looseness in battery connections. engaged in German political jrop7 Documents concernina; tho conspli'l A little less than health aganda. acy were furwarUod to Moscow. It charging battery Of the 14,000 Czechs who reached had been nccineu, tno messato ex requires. Vladivostok, 12,000 are engaged In plains, to t.i inf? the before yL "to be held for crimes Hasten v All are little, but one active military operations at Khaba tribunal Victory any may' grow quickly rovsk. The Czechs today occupied against the people." Later occur to the point where the starter, dimmed lights, Spasskaia after overcoming stubborn rences, however, led to delay In adopt- . this course. and dead ignition give a warning that is too late . resistance. , ,. ing few The Czechs do hot support the self 1 offered In minutes we tell been rumors are a very may be able to styled. Siberian government" and do There have since June Many opportunities and advantages you facts that will prevent trouble later. not take offers of assistance from antl 24 that former Kmperor" Nicholas of Btilfiheviki fuutlons. It Is believed Runs! had been assaslnatod. world. Attractive service; , Ask, too, about the Still Better Willard the only that Is no to good men. See the ; the red movements are directed There seemingly question that with guard 1s s battery thr''BoneDry"principlethatisyourabsolute by officers of the central . powers, today's dispatch authentic, It enlist- assurance of getting a as new the left in form of a wire- information battery at day it Many Magyar troops are fighting with comes the Russian good pay. Any regarding the factory. ' . less and, as the wireless the uotsnevtKi. . ., dispatch, plants of Russia are under the con- ment will be cheerfully furnished at trol of the nolshevlkl It appears that AMERICAN LAWYERS IN it is an official version of the death I . .. McCloskey Auto Company : ENGLAND GIVEN DINNER of the former emperor. "Willard Storage Battery Service Station." ' " Cliamlterlamn Tablets. Si rr MOONINS JOURNAL aPICIAL uamb wimj Chamberlain's Tablets are Intended Phone ; 408-41-0 846. Weit Copper. London, July., 20. The masters of especially for stomach troubles, bil- the Bench of the Middle Temple, the iousness and constipation, and have Navy Recruiting oldest legal society In England, gavo met with much success in the treat-- , a dinner last to American law of those diseases. who w night ment People yers in England. Most of the 150 have suffered for yoarswlth stomach American guests were army and navy trouble nnd have been unable to ob- men, an unusual feature being Ameri- tain any permanent relief, have been Station cana In uniform, privates and seamen, completely cured by the use seated elbow to elbow with the leaders tablets. Chamberlain's Tablets are N. T. Bldg., Albuquerque. of the British bar. also of sreat value . for biliousness. Room 26, Armijo 'The rule of no speeches was broken Chronic constipation may be, perma- M for the Tirst time since ihe late Jo nently cured by taking Chamber- seph H. Choate dined there"whlle am lain's Tablets and observing the plain bassador In London. R. A. McCall, the printed direction with each bottle. treasurer, presided and proposed the neaitu or the guests. Major White, nee Hives. 1 v Judge advocate on the staff of. Major Supers- - - . General Biddle, commander of the , Hoffman Franios. American forces in the United King Shallow FroHM'U. .'"' don),- responded. Among the other speaker were Baron Finlay, lord high ' Comb FotmdaUoty. ' Stock of Foun CpmMnMnd.ilt chancellor. dation 19 Uliutvu, t, n. ( Lb iih SIX Albuquerque Morning ' Journal, Sunday, Jujy 2 1 , 1918 r. 3L WOMEN TO HEAR Silken Soft Are "Robes Intimes" CANADIAN Buy for Alone TELL to Conserve Quality Today Perhaps Red Flannel Curtailment in Production Make s OF HUN WARFAH E , Quality the Only Economy at Present , Today war-tim- e conditions make it almost seems as if Hudson engi- dependability the first essential of neers built Ujree years ago with the your automobile. present situation in mind. Private Collinge, Canadian A, is Jt not a question of convenience In the wonderful Super-Si- x motor E, Who Volunteered but ,;; F., necessity. , put power and endurance be- The business they When a Boy, Will Speak to ;,raan speeding up yond anything previously attained. r of war materials the production Then the Super-Si- x Women Only Tomorrow, farmer to make two bushels they proved . trying by the most grinding series of tests .. j;row where, one grew before the to women time which an automobile had ever How the Hermans burn the wound- Lki jiving their day in and been race track moun- ed men of their own and allied out to war activities would find their subjected " tain climbs cross continent tours rniioK; how they desecrate convents efforts suddenly cut in two without and maltreat little girls and young fctjsv-- the daily experience of thousands of women In m?M their automobiles. how women; they keep cur- motorists. first trenches under fire, merely And yet who knows where their The Super-Si- x is the which that have an of tailment in .automobile car they may opportunity production will no matter how' insulting them; how they crucify offi- is going to stop? Who knows how "carry on" long cers who refuse to give must drive it. It makes they capture - the drain of me- you you In the f l i i, - lor,' steady expert them military Information; fact ns irvll "l- chanics to government service must more independent as far as the whole of German "kultur" will be de- of is con- to- ' "continue? scarcity service mechanics scribed to the women of the city cerned. morrow by Private W. E. Collinge, a One thing is sure. You must use member of Canada's "Fighting Sev- your automobile for a greater num- If you want a Super-Si- x, make enth," who spent nine months on the ber of You must exact hard- sure of it. now. The de- front lines in the western sector as years. Order.it a bomber. er service from it. So you must have mand at present and for sometime on Private Collinge pave ani address quality. You can no longer rely past has been so insistent that, even - of- Thursday night to more than 800 . the practice of driving with exceptionally high prices pleasant - men of the city. At times he brought your car a short time and then ex- fered for used Super-Sixe- s, there strong men to the verge of tears with a new one. are note Hudsons to his of the horrors changing it for enough go graphic pictures is reason for around. It is of wis perpetrated on helpless women by the Here then the big only the part 1 Super-Si- x or-- even Hun criminals. At other other times 1 A . and i dom to needs 5 ft u KSp ordering your anticipate your ' A -- $Il ?'f A I - J! J. i. t k' ff his entile audience rocked with laugh- Vwi rv dering it now. .. a year instant. I' ter as he told of the jokes perpetrated on stupid Fritz by the allied soldiers. C At all times he held the emotions of the men under control. He tells his story in a straightforward manner without claiming fio'r himself any credit for the many heroic deeds in which he had a part. One of the most touching parts of his lecture, and one where he says he has "hard work to keep from cussing There are ten different the Germans," Is the portion where Hudson models in the 1918 he tells of the duty he had, of bury- series all on tho Super-Si- x In every appointment. Hud- ing his best chum, who had grown chassis. From the four pas- son bodies are of the tour- worthy from small boyhood to manhood with senger phaeton to Ihe Super-Si- r chassis. It is im- him. Lingerie or finest silk succeeds the imclcnt styles of I'laiinclcttc anil roil flannel dressing gowns to save wool of ing limousine the season's possible to even enumerate coiirM-- . At the left Is a combliiatioii suit new car can find "When he learned I was to rrp lih lilrl l.icc, covered, partly, with a satin anil swiinsdown boudoir only you sirtie of the detailed refine- enlist," robe. The center picture shows a niglitrobc of line mull, embroidered and A glorified paJama suit the type of car you wish. We ments hero. To really appre- Collinge said in telling tho story, "he of satin is nt the ' will an oproptu them must exam- too. He liemy fight. appreciate ciate you joined, told me could not will appreciate an opportun- ine them personally. We In- bear to be separated from mo. We (Ry Hetty llrowfi.) field and crepe do chine, China ami terialize, women will eventually go ity to show you the Hudson vite you to call at your earl- were side by side almost the whole New York, July 20. No true wo- Japanese silk, glove silk and Arlette back to making their own underwear. line. iest convenience. time. man would consider herself well in- crepe arc i i the lead. Some of them have already under- formed on fashion a knowl- "They had sent us out to am- without While all aro as elabo- taken this, using fine mull as well us take the latest so 1 a shell-raine- edge of lingerie had ii i silk for the and, instead of munition across a d sector. en; hi red as over, with rib- purpose, B. B. lovely time looking at the "frillies." ratly lace alone ELKINS We crawled, the bons aboii!. ibi bands and rosettes, embroidering, introducing pushing ammunition New York markets would indicate iii, or simply turning hews over ribbons, DISTRIBUTOR boxes ahead. The Germans saw us that all lingerie is to be of silk, crepe, bows ami :.t ' .aiucrs, there is, obvious- then choux and bows of the and adding Phone 655 608-61- 0 rained bullets from their machine satin, chiffon, glove silk or any otio ly, an effort to use us litttle material same ribbon for finishing touches. West Central; He I guns. and were separated. Later, of a dozen delicate weave. Even mulls. as possible. Hems, for instance, ore It is really true that as the cry for when we looked for our I linens and fine muslins are more wounded, cambrics, narrowed, and shoulder-strap- s are conservattBti grows emphatic, found him, with a German discarded for the lovilier and cost- and grow mom 3 bullet much oftencr used than the designs qualities uncertain, his heart. Then I him' lier fabrics. Rut they do say that they designs grow more alluring. This ap- through carried r from tho to our trench. On the r uu make up for the extra cost by Um that "carry up" garment plies to all departments of dress, but Volks in an article which Luckcmeycr, was an American is no way met wear and Zeitung "It longer necessary.' the elderly man who was tho Infinitely greater cli'im. proper. In linn wit tins, combination the lingeries remind one of it. They are strongly disapproves of the union of woman. Ttheinish organ "to carrying At rate, red flannel effects also me advised. so concludes, play of his son behind any utiilcith.rgs simplicity personified far as lines Count von Bernstorff's son with Mar- The Volks JCcitung holds that the tho faultless room hody the lines to aro out! ilk has the whole If certain condition.---, ma aro concerned. Vivionne Thomas of drawing diplomat- bury It. we went out to entirely rather, guerite Burton Bisinarekian dictum that a German ist. The modern diplomatist must not Together the N. and even more so of lie a, little of Burlington, J., ambassador or minister who marries only diplomatist in the true sense plot ground and there each of the marriage of his father, the former a wife should leave the service of tho word, but he must be a sound us buried one he loved. We a foreign put up IN SUPER-SI- X for Breed had he been.. able to enter ambassador in Washington. should be fur- business man and u tireless little BREED FARMERS IN SAN JUN-- 5 strictly observed. It worker as white cross, with the letters, the race. The hitter's conduct, both before ther says that tho service must be well." 'H. I 90-MIL- FREE-FOR-AL- p. (Rest in Peace), with their E L The Indian ridden by and after the beginning of the war overhauled and reorganized on a names motorcycle ARE'GIVEN TAX RELIEF and our names as the ones who Jones of Wichita took first money in and until America joined in, has. it broader busls. Sweeping changes must IIiivo wmo alfalfa nclccty for bo buried them. That was sixty-mil- e says, shown many Strang vagaries Introduced and many traditions' of and rabbits. wluit the saddest a the motorcycle event. Only CORRIIPONDINCI TO MUPMINO poultry Just you I had Glenn Rreed of Salina, driving JOURNAL) which would be tncomprehensibo but the old school must be thrown want. IKm't wait till thing to do during the war." one thirty-mil- e was run in that Santa. 20. ' it's all gone. Hudson Super-Si- won the ninety-mil- e Fe. July Kccause of a for the fact that his wife, Joanne w. - At the lecture tomorrow a silver race. Most of the contestants j:. viiii free-for-a- ll dropped plea of of water and crop will be Col- automobile race at scarcity offering taken. Private out before the race. forty-eig- ht two-mil- damage, taxpayers in th linge is making the back to Albu- the e speedway af- ivho in trip yesterday Those divided the money r.aPlata valley, San Juan county, were querque from Santa Fe for tho exclus- ternoon. A good-size- d crowd witnessed the automobile events were: ive granted 'relief today by the state tax purpose of lecturing to the women was easi- First Tliii't.VHiiile Heat. of the racing program. Breed commission which lopped off a total the city and the money collected Glenn Super-Si- first. ly the master of the occasion, it was Breed, Salina, of $25,000 from their assessment. The tomorrow will assist In defraying his Elmer tax rolls of said. The world's record for fast driv- Ncgy, Hutchinson, stripped Curry county, the eighth expenses. ivtock Super-Si- x second. of the twenty-eigk- t, were received to- was Private Collinge lectured Jn Panta ing on a dirt track broken by A. Hopkins, (iiiymon, Oklu., Cad- day, showing a total assessment of Fc last to i. $10, 744, !17!t. ' night a large. audience. Hreed, who made the circuit of the illac X, third. against $9,950,410 last special year, other assessors were notified two-mil- e course in 1:24. Breed's rec- Second and Third IlwttH. that they must have their tax rolls in CARPENTER HAS LEFT ord for the second thirty-mil- e heat Glenn I'.recd, first. Santa Ke by August 10. HAND was ,26 minutes and 41 seconds. Jake Strickler, Enid, Okla., Super Appeals from Guadalupe county HURT IN MACHINE One heat in the automobile event Six, second. were decided In favor of the assessor, had been run before the rain. After Elmer Ncgy, third. who refused to enter reduction on R. A. cattio ordered by tho county I,. McNeill, carpenter for Prieh-ar- the shower the track was in better P. Hopkins, fourth. Enlist Now and Prichard, had his left hand condition, and faster time was made. Injured when he caught it in a jointer Breed stripped a pinion in the machine x BIRTH RATE SLUMPS at the firm's shop on Gold transmission of his Super-Si- nt the Heads Polish i -i-i-, I avenue yesterday morning. Tho hand beginning of the second heat. By was so Nurse AMONGJELUGERENTS badly mangled that amputa- the time the drive and mechanician Unit tion of two was had ho was two be- fingers neces.sary made repairs laps (Aftftoi'Iutrd PrnM Flesh in the hind car. Five CArrpAiMindKnr.) palm of the hand was the last laps later, at London, Jtino SO. The war has also r torn. a speed of ninety-fou- miles an hour, caused the countries of A .belligerent Your Jointer ho the first car in field. President You! machine, which McNeil passed the Kurope the loss of not less than was was To the was com- because Jails operating, one used to plane finish heat Breed potential lives of the the decreaso in re- edges of boards. The injured man pelled to lock the transmission in the number of births was sulting from tho war, says Sir Ber-I'lir- d taken to .St. Josephs hospital. high, and thereafter all starts were Dr. Lovelace dressed made in top gear. Breed had no tire .Mallet, registrar genoral of Great the injury. Britain. This country, he asserts, has trouble. lost In these potential lives. B50.000 POUND SALE Elmer Nogy. of Hutchinson, who children. He believes that other bel- won second in the On the place first heat ligerent countries have suffered in Tuesday 2,')rd day of July. and third place in the two this than Great "Britain. JI!M8. at 10:00 a. remaining rospeet.niore m., In front of the heats will give his prize money to Sir Bernard estimated that every City Hall on North Second St., I will day of the war means a loss of 7,000 sell one the local Rod Cross chapter. His was brown horse, will weigh 1200 potential lives of children to the Unit- the only stock car entered. ed the pounds, 9 years old 14 hands Kingdom, France, Italy and the You! high, Jonny Mais, promoter of the race, central powers. with the County whito star in Dealing forehead, branded on burned out a on his motor y left shoulder. bearing In the birth rate here he said morning and did not compete the births in England and J. R. registered , GALUSHA, In the ninety-mil- e race. It is probable Wales in 1913 numbered 881,800. In ,u City Marshal. 1015 fell to 814,614, in 1916 ,.( ,f t, M w Maise would Jmve made it Jntcrest,lng they there was a further fall to 780,520, and in lit 17 to 668,346, a decline of 24 per cent compared with 1913. GERMANS REPROVE ALL Come on, Yoii Lotiul I FOREIGN MARRIAGES II ( OUT mzfiTffl WoHiitMl rr CorrPondenr,) EZY a Americans Removing Amsterdam, and I June ,20. Bismarck's let's urouenocrew injunction that .Gorman diplomatc i representatives abroad should not ezy-au-T marry any but German wives ought I Screw Screw to bo revived, says the . Koelnische FREE the world "? Extractor'- - help 1M otiir children Extractor LEMON JUICE that may TAKES OFF TAN Auto Mechanics, did ever have to live you take a broken in peace crew out? How did you do it? Drill it out and ad Girls! MaTTe bleaching lotion for new one. EZY Try an OUT Screw Extractor fc v if skin, is sunburned, and you will have no trouble. . Set of five sizes tanned or freckled v

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into Jan I'aderewski, world a greatest a bottlo contai nlnir three ounces of genius of the who-h-as devoted Orchard Recrnitiii piano, White, shake well, and you his time and fortune to, the relief of have a best freckle. Army Quarter nlntof the war-Mi- l'olaru, is aoly seconded in sunburn and tan lotion, and complex- his I'adere-wuk- t, ion Y & efforts by his wife, Mme. beautifier, at very, very, small cost Call at Room 21 J. Is Korber Co. who organized and executive Your grocer hna the lemons and any head of the Bolish nursing organiza- drug store or toilet counter will sup Stiattioi! VGrant tion, tho Whito Cross. ply tnrce ounces of Orchard White for BuildingJ Under auspices of the Folish Vic- a few cents. Massage this sweetly fra- Albuquerque' Big Hardware Store torious relief fund, with headquar- grant lotion into the face. neck, arms ter in New Tork,( a strong nursing and hands each. day and see bow 220 North Second of White Cross PJione 878 corps the ' has hen freckles, sunburn, wlndburn and tan organized and , trained in American disappear and Aow clear, soft and hospitals and is soon to sail for ac- white the skin becomes. Yes! It is tive service in France. harmless, . Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, July 21, 1918 SEVEN

U-Bo- Camouflaged at Caught in OLD S Spain ONEU .5. IT OF HIS LIFE AT CAPTURES 2,B 89 JimMSSSmMWi THE BATTLEFRONT II PRISONERS

Mrs. Ida Treffenberg, 101S Forester Y MORNINO JOUBM4L PKCAL LEASKD With the n, 1 received a letter on the ivenue, yesterday AisiiB-.Mari- ie I ruin , ,l,iy n (by the FOR MEN' trom her son, Charles H. Treffenberg, Associated American ? (iii0 of the Sixth X'nited Slates engineers unit since Thuivmiy has taken 2,889 now with the f forc- 11 Australian gluing prisoner, including ninety-on- e offi- es somewhere in France. cers, .while am, her American unit one This letter, comrg from who is on the northern front h;;s In These Sale Prices on Grade Apparel at no doubt be of inter- captured High the front, will 2,261, Including thirty-tw- o officers. est to his many friends here. He said Among the prisoners were & colonel For This Week Only in part: and two major., in one group. "We are now bound for somewhere The firing on hoih sides Increased elBe In France, yesterday we came after dnylight. hut th allied were sev- guns Is down the front after about c t v from mmh more f'.'.. uprn'ts from en weeks (or I don't know how long, the aviators an. observation balloons 1 as I track of dates since , can't keep on the enemy position-- in. There All Straws and lost Frit not my barracks 1 my diary.) were numerous bombing raids by the back In March, so I lost everything. airmen this s wc are rest- 1 "Well, anyway today The nonneni lt.ilf "i the Soissons-i- s in a little town a short ing quiet way Chateau Thierry lin now far be- - Panama Hats in back, but still range of shell fire, yond Vierzy, to the i.:st, and there will move on tomorrow This which is now inter ned a Cartagena, Spain, surrendered and probably to an American converted that is water have bi'en bitter s'nt xlis in tliis ter-- ; to w'e don't know whPre. Rut wo are yacht patrolling foreign The of the best 3 ci'cv surrendered after receiving a do from the American The allies' bi; tuns command A assortment styles, due as pth charge chaser ritoty. complete ull for a rest it is an awful and was slightly damaged by the effc cl. Note the peculiar camouflage on the bridges south. ;tst of Soisyons, OFF strain up there. the front of the while on dec I; has Jieen mounted on apparatus in all sizes. "This morning the entire regiment used lof the cutting of nets. LINDSEY TO ADDRESS fell out for o parade and review, and believe me, we looked nice. GRADUATING mother, in as CLASS AT No dress uniforms!" or shincd shoes, is being taught this chapter, she does all of the bandaging taught SILVER etc., as you see the soldiers there pa- A.B.C. EMPLOYS CITY NORMAL Men's Dress Shirts rading around the .streets, but nil the older members, including finger, handt Jaw, and reverse arm CONRtBPONOIT shaved and flean, with maybe a pair straight iMPCCIAl NCI U, MOBNtKdl JOIIftNAM and head ' a" of the newest of torn breeches here and or a' or leg bandage, the difficult Santa Fe, July Cov. W. F., VouiJ choice from fine line there, The latter is the form crudely sewed legging where barbed bandage. only I.indscy will nest Thursday evening $155 of that can be removed in- $2.00 values. wire got friendly during some busy Bandago EXPERT 10 TEACH address the gradual in:: class of tlie styles; tact. , ; man was well fa- . State Normal r hool at nivcr Ctv. night. Every pretty Al- . Since a member of the e $l'.5() VALUI:S-VO- UR CHOICK. .$1.20 tigued after the hard grind, but car- becoming There will he twenty-fiv- graduates a buquerque organization the young pa- fts follows: A. It. in education. " ried smile and had 'lots' of 'pep.' George " 1" " "After went triot has missed but one meeting and 'M. Hrlnton and Mrs. M ima Klipsch; M inspection our general to one SHORTHAND E tick to a small table and called out is said be of the most ardent M. Pd. degree, Sena Carpenter. Helen six of our men for decorations. " Our workers. Her first appearance before Curry, Jewell IKidgrn, Kffle Jackson, the was at the state Colonel Hodges received a 'D. S. O.' public encamp- 'Helen Henderson tlraeo McDcnnott, Men's Athletic ment of the (I. A. it. in this city, Verna (Distinguished Service urder) for y Mary McGarvey, tirin. Blanche on the front lines the where the l.ttle'tot captivated tlw liss Elsie Flowers of Bowling Speck, .Icello AV'iiyht, l'earl G.mdin, during her of "Hend Mo 20 bit of offensive, a lieutenant received l,y rendition 'Mrs. Wright;, hiuh school diploma. a Curl," and "liver anil Will In MOmma the Victoria Cross for manning a ma- There," giving Green, Kentucky. Dawson, I.ncy Ilollingcr, Hazel Underwear Pei Cent a demonstration niacin?, I r chine gun after the gunners had been practical of struct Advanced Course in Molliligswortli, (Virtue Kid. Jennie killed, and four other men received the difficult heud bandage upon a girl Kindrlck, Mrs. June l;lce, l'.lizabeth mail wants to wear and subject. The kind every the Ilritish medal of honor for gal- : Business College Herd, Hobinson, Grady W, .Spencer and on the field. The child has picked up her knowl- Esther Harlan; should wear for summer comfort OFF lantry of "After the he com- edge music from listening to tho presentation, vocal records of of mended the entire regiment for the John MaCoiinack, Tho Albuquerque Tiuslnoss college which she Is en- New York's First fine work did. This Is sec- very fond and she they the deavors to has been extremely fortunate in se ond time the 'Sixth' has been com- imitate his style In her own Woman Police Chief singing. curing the services of Miss Elsie mended. According to British regula- Whole Line Miss Malouf Is Flowers of Green. as Our tions each man will receive a white very proud of the Howling Ky., O fact that she Is a braid and tassel to wear on the left member of the origi- teacher of advanced shorthand. Miss 2 nal Girl Scouts of at lJes LUG- arm. They will look good with the America Flowers received her commercial edu- I of new, standard make, good looking Moines, la.. In 1910 by her Chief little gold service which is giv- cation at the Green Business f stripe, Scout, Miss Alice Lisetor Bowling Berber and Cases Per Gent en for six months' service, on the I.anov university, the most important school GAGE, including Bags front line." for the of commercial teach- I AMERICAN training and Tartman's Wardrobe Trunks. Nothing OPINION IS . ers In,the United State. ; OFF .ALBUQUERQUE HAS NOT TO BE OBTAINED She then beenmo assistant manager reserved and teacher of shorthand In Brown's YOUNGEST GIRL IN Business college at Galesburg. 111. ( Anr!iitnl I'rettM l.'itrrpftpondpnc. Here her success was pronounced SCOUTS OF U. S. Hulilin, June 30. Frederick Mere from the and she was a Dublin start soon pro- dith, lawyer, who enuesvor'd moted the of the to form a committee to place Ameri by management Little Miss Najla Malouf, . the can before Brown chain of schools to Jjo man- of Mr. and Mrs. opinion the Irish, people, (laughter nus announced that the support of- ager of their important business col Guarantee Co. J. CIS West Clothing Francis Malouf, Iron fered was not sufficient to Justify him lege at Moline, III. Here she made a street, is claimed to be tho youngest in proceeding with the project Some great success and was, called by the active member of the Girl Scouts of of his correspondents hn Business - renups'd Howling Green unlverslty'to & ICeleher America. Raby Najla is by on means thein- names should not be disclosed return there as a teacher In that cele- Hayden a bystander in any of tho work that as they were afraid of violence or g. brated institution. , r-- In line with the policy of the Albu- querque Business college, when it be- came necessary to secure a teacher to replace Mr. J. T. Henderson, a search was made over the entire United Ftatfte to find a teacher of Gregg 22,488 of 4.2SO of shorthand who should rank with the VIRGINIA" pairs shoes, pieces MINSTRELS furniture and household utensils, 55,-4- 4 best In the country. Applications by CIVILIANS articles of bedding and household the score were received and consid- AT CRYSTAL TOMORROW Mil linen, 58.488 yards gf cloth. 167.704 ered and after tho most careful In- pounds of food, 4,535 hospital supplies vestigation Miss Flowers was selected .Now Is the of Americanism and 1,000 unclassified. as those of scholar- day having qualities and for tho benefit of our home BY AID ship, experience and personality good BENEFIT TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS which to fill a product, preference, let It be under fit her place dn the stood local business college. that the minstrel show is a TO CHILDREN REPORTED I iaii JKUUUtl llIt( : in.-- ; FROM CO. DOG RATIONS CUT IS nryer oorroweu nor tried to imi Fl CROSS J0RRANCE tiite any hlghfalutin European "bunk" erstwhile bo HID tflPtCIAi. COIIiafSPQNOHNCK TO MOHNINO JOUHNALI CAUSE OF. A PROTEST much in favor by a good- ac- ly per cent of our theatergoers. . Fanta Fe, Ju!y 20. Two fatal And Just to show once more thf cidents to children are reported to- universal, (AhmmIsImI !'ren Cnrrmimnilrnr.) London, June 30. Protest meetings downright choice of them day from Torrance county. Retween semi-starvati- all the of Paris, Juno 30. Immensity of the against what was described as management the Crystal Kstnncla and Torreon tho automobile of the dogs of Hhe country A' opera house is exhibiting its good work accomplished by the department ' of Fred Burrus turned over, pinning the were decided judgment booked d of civilian affairs of the American by government upon by having that hli little son under It. Mr. Rurrus recently at the annual meeting of the minstrel Institution, "The Red Cross is indicated by Its an- - crawled out and walked to to national, canine defense league in Old Reliable A'irgiirta Minstrels'- for nouncement that It assisted 240,49ft TaJIque London. enme an- affected the last summon help. When the car was This action, after ono performance Monday, 22. civilians by German nouncement that the biscuit available July offensive. lifted It Was found 'that the boy's m In the southern and eastern states for dogs amounted to half an ounce the During the past month tho depart- skull had :ben crushed and he had for each dof. "Virginias" are an annual habit, ment :has a of 1.073 COSTS rfny f employed staff died. The food ration for in Great appearing, with but rare exceptions,' and maintained civil- -- dogs persons fifteen The 11 year-old son of Jose San- I Britain has been reduced Just as as the fall win- ian with a total of advanced-mor- materially regularly and hospitals capacity chez of Pnnta de Agua fell from a to the dealer have than recently. ter season. By way of diversity 1,588 beds. rapidly ' tlje wagon loudod with lumber which he Mrs. CarW .Clark said that the tour now planned Is a transoontl- - Thirty thousand Paris School chil- many of the other necessities. loaguo members must show the nt nental dren havo been given supplemental was driving front, the m!!l In the Man-za- no tho men and women journey and Albuquerque hap as mountains to . that of food such special lunches, break- Mountulnair. The . , . pens to ue on the way. rcngla rid meant to preserve their dogs fasts, etc. A hospital and four dis- front wheel passed over his and kind-to- If such a is and body To obtain good furniture of - nnd that with them "dogs trteaijt thing imaginable pensaries were opened during tho the examining physician pronounced any . further excellence dan be accom- 2ti,-1- otes." month. ..Medical aid was given to his Injuries fatal. Jay is possible advances over plished the program offered by the persons; 11,873 refugees were only( by paying ' Minstrels Is housed and J. W. RUANE FOOD HEAD Virginia said to he quite 3,140 given employment. ALLEGED prices of a that on articles and the .cleverest combination of fun. During tho first week of the May .of- 2 VIOLATORS year ago many fensive ' were fed In m GUADALUPE COUNTY singing, dancing.' and music ever pre- 35,000' refugees OF THE staples run as high as 50 cent. sented to canteens established in the Paris sta- JESPIOtfAGE ACT per the amusement Beeking pub tions. ' lic at popular prices. J. W. Ruane of Santa Rosa has Money donations to outaido organi- t MKC JOUNl CI1. ItAMO DIHI The dealer who buys at the market today, . been named food administrator for V zations totaled 1300,000; of whioh KJ Paso, Texas, July 20. -- Krnesfo Guadalupe county and will begin his jSL.& r 1 I : $140,000 was -- appropriated and Manuel new duties at once, to an Pi for care Goniei, Gonzales were must charge these advances to his customers, according patients: $2"i,000 the arrested here announcement yesterday of the state of children. J'Jli.dOO for refuges.and today by federal officers or take heavy losses. food administrator here. BE ALERT! the remainder ror crippled parsons. charged with violating) the espionage Mr. Ruane also has been named as The following articles havo been act by attempting to export uniform a special representative of the food distributed through the agencies of and other military to Mex- -- j supplies dis- As much administration to supervise the , The the 177,875 ico. . as two ago we foresaw the New York i3 going to have' women following havn botn ordered lo department: garments, years posal of Molsa Hros. company stock to the at Sivnta Rosa. Molse Bros, firm re- cops pa trolling the beats of the big report, office of the local board: certain advances in the furniture markets We i lie Harland W. cently was ordered closed and the or- city. Photograph shows Oapt. Whaley. Gwyn W. der went "Into effect at midnight last fcdy the Cotton, first chief of the wo- Newton, Lee Anthony Culkin, Hugh realized that by of standard, men cops. J'ollce offioers now buying heavily t night: They were charged with are William Antill. Orvllle Clyde Haven. . ' dr..!ii,g squads for active staple, reliable furniture we would save both j profiteering. police duty. John Oscar Vetter. Leo Caire, William To Vote on llond Bryan Ireland, Henry R. Tafoya, John Take Dodson's Liver and Issue. 1. Tonight! Tone! ourselves our customers substantial Otto Oee,-Willia- very GERMANS ARE AROUSED, Santa I'e, July 20. Monday the Holger, W. Martin, Neal ! - of J. McDonald, Clarence Fred amounts.'-- ' . ; BY PLEA OF ATTORNEY people Torreon, Torrance county, will vote on a bond Issue for a new Fogg, Ramon A. ; Montoya, Francis Better TKan Calomel For Liver School building In District No. 2. Cyril Smith, Francis W. Brennan. Sencion Puncher.. Lester W. Welfy, . We were to buy with prepared heavily ofur;, Geneva, June' 55: For, pleading Mark E. Goodman, Chester O. Bhnrar, lower-tha- that leniency should be extended to Candelarla-- I own. capital, and did so, at prices, n some Urioste, Erminlo SedlHo. Calomel sickens If bilious constipated and head--, his cjlent. accused of the thnft Qf Motorman Not Losing Any will be known in the furniture world for clocks, "because he lived for a long years. Ulme in ,lermany," M. Auberson. a GIRL SCOUTS TO KNIT ncliy read my guarantee. - : Tims - to come.- . , Geheva a.ttorney, has Incurred: the ' w7' of the German 'legation,' In 'i FOR SOLDIERS' COMFORT 'jwrath Switzerland. - ' "I don't think ever At the Instance of Baron von Rom-- ! anyone suffered Listen to m! Take no more sick- spoonful tonight, and If It doesn't i At a meeting of the Girl - In purchases keep these facts more from slomach trouble and bloat- yesterday ening, calomel when bilious straighten you and make making your berg. German minister the attorney I Scouts it was decided salivating- right up you of the confederation has been ing than have. I "had to lay off my that hereafter or constipated. Don't lose feel fine and vigorous by I n before stocks . general run more than half will knit a day's morning, mind and buying, study pur tasked to toroceed against Attorney Au-- : tho time and could girls for, soldiers, gome of work! want you to go back to ,the store and comnlaint been filed get no help from prescriptions or med- the girls are sewing for the Bammles get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone , ':, berson. The has Calomel Is md prices. C. icine. One of my friends advised us- and it is mercury or quicksilver is destroying the sale of calomel be- with the authorities" pythe German expected that this will alto which causes necrosis of bones. consul In Geneva. ing Mayr'a Wonderful Remedy, which be made a of tho the cause it Is real liver medicine; entire- ' I found to be ever part meetings'. Calomel, w.ien It comes In contact The thief's .case, wa drawing to a the'greatest remedy The girls that their ly vegetable, therefore It can not sali- put on the earth. I havo not lost a reported war with sour bile, crashes into It, break- vate or make sick. close and it was evident to his attor- are It This Is when you '. - : since taking it. It Is its gardens progressing nicely and ing up. you feol that ney that a- conviction was probable. day worth to I guarantee that one ot C. d In Is harm- also decided gather old bottles and awful naitBca and' cramping. If you spoonful GEO. SCHEER The latter-electe- therefore to throw. weight gold." It a simple, Dodson's Liver Tone will ' less preparation' that removes the ca- Scrap Iron, which will be sold for tho are sluggish and "all knocked out," If put your 'his client on the more;' of the court. liver Is con- sluggish liver to work and clean your ; tarrhal mucus from the intestinal benefit of the Red Cross fund your torpid and bowels , lie counted rather too liberally on the the bowels of that sour bile and consti- COMPANY ' - r or you have dizzi- FURNITURE anti-Germ- tract and allays the stipated headache, sentiment prevailing In, inflammation girls are raising1. pated wast which Is clogging; causes m ness, coated tongue, it breath Is bad or your western Switzerland when he which practically all stomach, Last drill-tea- pleaded Intestinaf Friday night the of stonuich sour Just take a of system and making you feel miserable, long time residence in Gar many as liver and ailments, Includ- s.xtoen held spoonful grip and like its girls their first" night harmless Dodson's Liver Tone. , they pleasant fast. 19 One dose will con- , South Second Street. 'extenuating circumstances for theft. ing appendicitis. drill. to the hot I guarantee that a bottle of Dodson's n vince or money refunded. I'or sale Owing weather, this Here's Go' snv Liver fl' or his client ws convictea, and liroa will be made a when my guarantee to Tone will keep your entire fam- llthimself i face Tronecut)on for by liutt Uriggs' rharmacy and regular practice, tfrng store and get a bottle of Dodson's ily feeling fine tor months: Give it to apt.to are able to j J, Violation of Swiss neutrality. druggies everywhere they obtain the armory, yVsr Tone for lew cents. Take a your CBildrtni It U harmless; dom't ' .Y EIGHT ftlSucacrque Morning Journal, Sunday, July 21, 1918 44 CRESCENT HARDWARE CO. AU TO SERVICE $18 WEST CENTRAL AVE. Jemez Auto Line TO TODAY AND TOMORROW Plumbers, Hot Water and Steam Heaters, Tinners kodaks JEMEZ PHOTO SUPPLIES HOT SPRINGS Leaving every Monday morni- House of High Class Pictures and Music "Wrot" Steel Warm Air Furnaces ng;. Extra trips made with ROUND $20. three or. more ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. EASTMAN FILMS TRIP, passengers. For information call Fox Starlets PHONE 315. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Notify Undersigned. William CHAS. H. CLAY, - FRANK SCOTTI Slfc ,4 It Pays 1 Jemez Hot Springs, N. M, Phone 128 Sturges Hotel JANE and In satisfaction when you turn T.YRIC THEATE out a good photograph. We defi- TODAY ONLY print on "Velox" and get FANCY Sl'MMKR APPLKS KATHERINE nition Unit p:iper will fOR SAM-- cheaper We f WANTED ; BEST tOo SHOW IN ill E STATE. fin- have a very large crop not give. We do all kodak them uml all orders will he grent-- . Experienced man to take charge on Velox I ly apprtH-iatctl- For prices write of cotton ishing paper. or can goods and linen depart RUTH CLIFFORD in at inent lu city. Apply Postofflce Box LA SALLi: KANCH aou, city. Phone Red 2, L. tiros, Mgr. Madness" BertiuUllo, N. M. "MidnightFive Keel KliHllril I v J Spcciul STRONG'S Stolen LYONS AM) MOJtAN COMF.UY during the making n a a nr of their uproarous 3 Welcome" KUUIA ptaI UiiL WANTED vv "Almost WANTED Man and wife to help on dairy comedy Ailn lKsioii Adults, l(k-- : Children. 5c. PM'S. WAR TAX j If To rent, five or house, ranch; competent can take unfurnished, Fourth Wind pre- charge. Splendid opportunity. ferred. Phone 1875. J. S. BERKEY, Belen, N. M. "We Should PLANS TO FORM HOME TAX INCREASE The United Stales Food Admin GUARD HERE STARTED istration says eat fresh X B. M. WILLIAMS . Dentist The Real Hoover Worry" tables and save Hie wheat for Plans for organizing u hour? ALLOWED CITY dooms 1 ami 2. w biting Buiialug Candy J guard unit In Albuquerque were Phone No. mi. uiocoiate etiop ciiocoiatea They refused to take even the soldiers on the line. Thrift Corner Second and Gold. V fx started at ti meeting of tho arm- their kidnapping seriously. Sunups for sale. ory board Monthly night al- GRIMSHAW'S dis- See this and in though the plans were not BY 'Two-Bit-" picture lay WE SHOULD closed . COMMISSION ParTour WORRY,! until yesterday. Capt. "Grtituliaw Wants to See Ion" a year's supply of laughs. WILLIAM Matteucci, Palladia & Co. J A. Hurdler, leading member Red Cross dues. This is SOS VROVVCtlOU or the Duku City Rlfo associa- GROCERIES AND MEATS tion lias been named captain. a duty you should not Also a Two Reel to lack of uml Albuquerque's commissioners are to Comedy not W. TIJeras. lhones 4BS-49- 6 Owing equipment i i ammunition which tho govern- be Allowed to levy a special tax of one neglect. WANTED. : : ment is to furnish, the company and a half mills to meet the interest "BILLY'S PREDICAMENT" of on the $400,000 bonds In the at present will consist only given YOUR HAULING BY TONS Fifteen twenty-eig- officers and men. purchase of the water works. This young men for was tho commis- Is Motorized by Henry's Delivery. 1 to 6 . . the draft ami decision given by tax Regi-rqen- Matinee, .Children 5c; Adults 10c Men above age Phone 9Stt. buglers for Railway t. been sion when a 11 . :; :: those of draft ago who huve yesterday morning, Nights, 6 to ..Children 10c; Adults 15c Brothers deP-'ct- of the finan- Strong rejected for physical will lengthy exposition city's Apply Time 10 cial condition was made O. ' ' of Shows. 1, 2:30, 4, 5:30, 7, 8:30, o . Undertakers be eligible to Join I lie homo by Paul GENTRY'S EGGS resigned 3! It is planned to put the Redington, city manager, Champion, Con-ro- y PROMPT SERVICE. PHONE guards. who was the commis- Hawkins, Skinner, FRED K. ELLIS, men through u course of pre- designated by and Son Jose Market; 65c dozen. " 78. STRONG BLK., COPPER , y to act Instruction at lhs 'irni-or- sioners as tho representative of 210 SOUTH SIXTH STREET , . AND SECOND. i liminary the financial Oth- uml later take llicm to the advisory committee. er members of the committee Ste- "Two-Bit- rifle south of town for are " range C. M. and P. Jointhe in shooting. Adjutant phen Roehl, liotts F. practice Mr. Itoehl also is In Fe Red Cross club. You James Mucu, wlio at- Santa are t.eneial in connection with the tax business. DRESSMAKERS tended the meeting of Hie board, needed. ' Redington called the attention of LOCAL ITEMS is backing the movement. --W. S. B.- - FOR SALE A gorl business, THEATER the commission to the fact that be- fur.ilture and machines. cause of the Livery and saddle nvraea. Trimble's sewing loss of saloon license Red Barn. Downtown location. TODAY and TOMORROW 4.44 moneys in October and the burden of old the PHONE 1760. Tourist lunches. Pullman Cafrt. indebtedness, city would face BITTNirT in a deficit in income as to the HOUSE ROOMS Martin & Thorn. Taxi. Fhone 273. been attending a school for girls compared HIGHEST CLASS IN EVERY WAY a the 2 W. p. Shipley left morn- St. Louis, are in Albuquerque for regular operating expenses for 319 South First. Phone 221. yesterday year, and that it find W. B. ing for Gallup, N. M., on a business of several weeks. James Keogh, coming must 8. stay some means to meet de. trip. a brother, of El Paso, accompanied special this ' Let Us Send a Man JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS from Kansas City. ficit. His contention met with no Mrs. M. Peden underwent an opera- them here WANTED To That Broken Window L. leader of boys' and from the board. Replace tion ut the Presbyterian hospital yes- J. Phillips, Glass. suffered a cut In The of wa- A clerk in store. Reference terday morning. girls' club work, complete ownership the and a skinned nose when ter works passed into the hands of ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER CO. Laurence F. Lee A. H. McMil-le- n hU lower lip Book and automobile Friday the city at 10 o'clock morn- required. Strong's Store. Phone 421. 423 N. First. returned from a busi- cranking his yesterday yesterday was preparing; to ing. It is said that A. B. McMillan Julian ness morning. Phillips trip to Santa Fe. of town for his will continue to Eltinge leave his homo south assist th city, free of IN Lieutenant Charles H. Lembke has Chamber of Commerce charge, in the management of tho arrived In to office in the EYES sufely France, according when the crank "ba..'ked plant A complete inventory will be information received here yesterday., building Hi taken of the FOR SALE ft,... " throwing nim forward. fuci entire properties of the Grover C. in which Cuynor enlisted the struck the front of the car. plant, will be checked with the FITTED The Widow's medical department at the army original inventory, that was presented Two Speed-Twi- n station and left to the with yesterday WILKERSON CASE NOW city the contract. RIGHT for El Paso. MOTORCYCLE Mrs. Pitt Ross and Miss Daphne READY FOR HIGH COUKl BERNALILLO COUNTY Cobb have gone to San Diego, Calif., Might TAX DR. KING. SPECIALIST Guaranteed Condition where they will spend the remainder ritw "officials announced yesterday ROLLS RAISED of the summer. of Will be In IiIh jOffice Thursday, Fri- $50 Stunning gowns stunningly that an appeal of the judgment PAST day, Saturday and Sunday this week. worn by a man, too. Some Howard Gruehl, employe of the $22,000,000 50M the lower courts in tne sun oi in"m West Central Avenue. Plume Cash or terms to responsible party. tures of this picture. And Harvey curio room, who was off duty ii'Mi.'....n citv 683 for Appointments. Must be sold this weCk. worn by a man, too. Sine 1 1 , i inrmrr - attorney. The tax rolls of Bernalillo for a rest the last two weeks, return- ji nri Quit, county 1946-- of the best known modistes has been perfected in were raised Phone or address ed to work yesterday. against the city, beyond the $22,000,000 ".Motorcycle," Journal Office. on Fifth Avenue consistent- court or fie state and mark' by raises in the Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Oxendine of the supreme assessment of ly patronize Eltinge's that the case will be tried in that merchants' stocks by the state tax K0BIELA & PUTNICK show to take notes ubout San Francisco, have arrived here for ' wears. See court. commission, according to a statement TAILORS the gowns lie a visit with Mr. Oxendine's father, I lieni at this theater today. wnunnn elnims a debt against the yesterday, of Stephen Roehl, assessor. Putts made to order for ladiM ti. Oxendine, 502 North Edith street. of- - and You know Elliniic Is the for services. He recently The largest increase in a Btock was genta. Fitting and workmaniihlp guar- In Mrs. J. C. and city past anteed. Prices greatest In ills Hue the Flournoy daughters, fered the city tne alternative ui $75,000 which was upon the Chartea reasonable. Cleaning, BRITISHERS world. Misses Margaret and Annabellc Flom-na- and repairing. N. T. Armtjo m. further legal procedu. Ilfeld stock. The increases in mer- Building, corner Hecond and Central. left Fl - yesterday morning for course was chosen. chandise stocks totalled Phone 625. i ENLIST NOW! Paso to make their home with Mr. and the latter approximate- ly $250,000. WEEKLY EVENTS Flournoy, who is located there. All persons wishing to enlist In the TRANS-CONTINENT- A partial list of the increases is British or Canadian forces re- Albuquerque lodge No. 89 Fratern- are See the World as follows: quested to call on the undersigned, iBBiKisji al Aid union will give its annual pic- MOTOR DRIVER HERE, , Alvarado Bache-ch- LOUIS C. GIELITZ nic July 28. All members desring to pharmacy, $2,400; l company, $5,000; Crescent Hard- MERCHANT TAILOR British Canadian Recruiting 1 to fl Admission 10c attend are urged to notify the secre- . . rst has Mission iwl v.tukKAfiiiiiii" rvimmprcG- - , ware company, $3,000; J. Ladles' Suits ' tary of the lodge before 26. a Dreyfuss 6 to 1 1 Admission Adults 15c; Children lOo July been requested by company, $4,000: Made to Order Private Pedro Garcia of the army i in hnh! meetings Highland pharmacy, aQHf $4,500; Charles Ilfeld $75,-00- 0; 107 SOUTH FOURTH recruiting station will leave today for here Monday at which ha will speak. company, J. Slg-frie- d George Ro.lington Las Vegas on duty, tempo- Swartz is driving an luiumuuu.' Korber company, $5,000; Third door north of Postofflce. Officer recruiting to Pacific coast. K. Resident taking the place of Privutc from Washington the Kahn, $23,000; Koury, rarily same time Is laying out tho & L. Charles T. Ohlinger, who is In El and at the $9,000; Gross Kelly Co., $10,000; "Postal" highway, ne was at B. Montezuma Gro- Paso. na wan nccomDanled from Putney, $10,000; company, J. C. Penney George White, former atiilolq of there to Fort Sumter by a delegation cery $5,000; DR. MARRON ALONSO TODAY ONLY tho University of New Mexico, and He will arrive here today company, $!i,000; J. A. Skinner, $2,500 SHEEP FOR SALE yesterday. of Rosenwald J. A. S81J4 WEST CENTRAL DJck David wno nllsted In thr, nay and has asked that a delegation Brothers, $25,000; We have the best bargains In the meet him ut Fort Sumner. Weinmann, $10,000; Weiler & Ben- Phone 831-- 5 CENTS ii or, ere am in.; u party if pallors citizens state in breeding ewes, both In who were In jamin, $8,000; Whitney Hardwar IjKlMAL Albuquerque yesteidi'.v heavy and shearers. If in en route east. MUCH WORK IS BEING , company; $7,000 light morning -- 8.- the market for write us. We Mrs. C. L. 502 South Third W. 8. - sheep "THE MIDNIGHT FLYER" Kibera, DONE ON CITY STREETS also have fine pure bred rams for street, received a telegram yesterday NEW STAGE LINE WILL Two Part Western of Immediate or future delivery. Wm. morning, telling of the death her on N. M. E. E. Gandara of Silver City. "There Is more work being done RUN TO SANTA FE, L. Staley & Co., Second street and Santa father, 'we ' fe Stage in the city streets for the equipment flold Avenue, r Death occurred Silver City yester- C. "HULA HULA HUGHIE" day and was the result of have," said Acting City Engineer Probably the first stage line ever Albuquerque tn Santa Fe morning has ever week 22. stomach trouble. B. Beyer yesterday, "than to be run between Albuquerque and Commencing July Two Part Lko Comedy John J. Emmons, former been done previously." Santa Fe will open business tomorrow Singer Taxi Co., Phone 600, president was to work of the student of the University Another sprinkler put morning. The Singer Taxlcab com- body and two new Leaves Mondays, of New Mexico, who Is stationed ip on the streets yesterday pany has placed powerful cars upon WE UNCLE" will be USED CAR SALE "WHAT'LL DO WITH the marine corps in South Carolina teams for repairing streets put the road and will make trips often Wednesdays, Fridays The trucks are - ' has been commissioned a lieutenant to work Monday. enough to guarantee service.- . f Look Over the List Yon May and Saturdays. V Comedy every night. will arrive in .:.' according to word received by his working The big motor cars Find Just What Ton Want. Car leaves 7 as to make Albuquerque a. m. parents here yesterday. Santa Fe at such time One Overland Touring Santa Fe, 4:30 p. m. Earl Bowdich, former binding in- DEAfHSAND FUNERALS connections with the D, and R. Q. $400 ' now of ammuni- at that t, One Overland Touring, Fare One Way, $3.75 spector, member an' trains place. e MTK "over-sea- s' r Round Trip, $7.00 tion train, has arrived safely Thomas Hayes. to-pasenge- to word received here 34 died Overland Roadster. .. .$450 according Thomas Hayes, years old, i- - Mr. Bow- one. Butcit Touring, by Mrs. Bowdich yesterday. at his home In the highlands last Bryant's Delivery passenger .$950 dich also sent word of his safe arrival night. He came to Albuquerque from FOR QUICK SERVICE One Overland Touring 5- - to Chief of Polise J. R. Galusha. Omaha, Nebr. The body will be sent Phone 501. 223 West Copper. passenger . .$250.00 Sale! of the army to Brothers. One FARM LABORERS Auction. Omaha Ford ...... $400 Private George Keryte today by Strong vLu or take Touring. station returned yesterday Burial will be there. i Persons who to renew One Dodge $250 recruiting Red Cross Touring. Tuesday, 23, at 1018 Forrester Avenue from a recruiting tour. He brought W. S. 8. out membership tn the MANY BARGAINS AMONG WANTED July ; can do so Book with him three recruits. One of them x by calling at Strong's THE ABOVE. CALL AND Good Are 2:30 Hudson Super-Si- Sales O. A. Matron A Co.. Grlinshaw's OVER Many Propositions s Sale,Starts Promptly at Uvea in Dulce, N. M., and the other Store, LOOK THEM '! the lat week ending Thursday 18th, ,)18: or Mrs. H. D. or by phoning Open Now. See two are from Chamita, N. M., Ferguson, rooms of furniture to go to the highest bidder for cash. Note school Mrs. Mathilda Cardonef, ?01 E. the chairman of the Membership com- ter students at the Indian KISTLER-OVERLAN- beds, being tSsl-- D CO. Farm Labor 'some of the following articles: table, rockors, dressers, Central, Hudson LimoaineX price mittee. No. 1 Agent Library , at Santa Fe. " parlm-tables- 613-51- JOURNAL - OFFICE and table and chairs, lounge, Albert Daniel Mallette of Bernalillo, $3,800.00. Jp Phone 710. 5 W. Central MORNING Bprlngs mattresses, rugs, dining Mr. v. T.. Hammond. MaKdalena, SHOP f White sewing machine, gas plate, dishes, tubs, hoed and many has arrived .safely overseas, according CITY ELECTRIC SHOE These to information received yesterday by HudBon Speedster, price other, articles not mentioned. Don't miss this opportunity. ' PHONTS 667 condition. Be on hand ' For his brother, Victor Mallette of Berna $2,415.00. CALL AND DELTVEBI goods are sanitary, and are In Al early. Santa Lan-dea- u, FREE lillo. Mallette's overseas address is Mr. Nathan Salmqn, Fe, HATCH' OIjIT STAND any information regarding this sale, call at T. 8. Mills Furniture Store, - " - S. $2,800.00. :. - S04 F. B. N., Field Signal- corps, price 223 South Second, or 808. ., . Mr. C. Santa Fe, Hud- phone j A. E. E., France. He Is widely known J. Kircher, $1 ' son Phaeton, $2,350. SUITSCLEANED, At the throughout this district. price - Phae- , . J. L. GOBER, Auctioneer E. Keogh, son of James Keogh, Prultt, Roswell, Four suits pressed $1.25. Your Vacation who been the Charles ton. J Contract plan. Columbia Cleaning vo, Spend has attending BO. military school In Missouri, and his B. B. ELK1N8, Distributor, Dellverr. Phone sister, Miss Mildren Keogh, who has 608 West Centra. SULPHUR HOT SPRINGS W. a . ARMIJO'S TAXI lilNE (Altitude 8,660 Feet) Two large cars at jrou service, dsj leaves in Garden Trucks hour. Automobile road all the way Stage for the Sulphurs Bargains and night Cheap rates by the and Write for particulars to Make a Ton TrucH with your Ford ' ' PHONB 414. . every Tuesday Saturday. JSjLSZ tttatiu-facturer- HahhCoalCo; Smith Form-a-Truc- k at v . - STS, car. , W. 8. H. : , .... ;, . . SPRINGER cost, $259 each, complete, Don't the Two-Bit- '' Red 7f T. J. Prairie . . ; phoneTi car neglect ' f. o. b., Albuquerque. Your Ford Cross Club. Join Proprietor Hotel,4 via James Springs, coaxi. makes a complete tod. v 'Sulphur Springs Sulphurs, .unHRAcrrE, axl sizes; steam and this attachment ' . -- . s. i New HAULS- - ANYTHING ' w. Mexico, . f One-To- n Milt-Woo- Nsdretodttng1,-ttntt- - Truck, "Two-BI- Wood, Cord Wood, j Red -. Coke, Factory . - Doat the . . cm. bahber;,).., neglect i .. Phone 321. Hi West Gol4 ftVnu. Cfois Clifb. IoIm today. ,:, ' Society Section ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. Editorial Albuquerque, New Mexico, Sunday, July 21, 1918

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annual picnic of the Sunday school Fete Executive and the Woman's Union of the First Albuquerque Society Studies Like Cheer Beads at Mansion is Presbyterian church was held Friday Dangles? Up! afternoon at the Indian school lagoon. " " P . . 5 It was also a reception to the new . and Fringes Have, Big Revival pastor and family, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Hariiblin and children, who ar- War Following News of One of Pleasing Functions of rived Wednesday evening from Cass Maps I g City, Mich. The Home Service club rrr met Wednesday with Miss Irene Las-sate- r.

O Offensive; Friends in Big Battle Week For Capital City Society THE TAOS EXHIBIT. O. E. Berlnghaus, secretary of the Taos of writes: Is is society artists, "It every one forgot about Btortz, Messrs. Joe Swillum, Allen RS. LLNDSEY entertained at needed now to carry the work into my pleasure to say that a collection affairs last week when Uruce, Grover Devlne, piff White, Jim t 3 I 3 r ktft the executive niansiun, at every county is trained workers. New of paintings can be assembled for ex- NEARLY from the fighting Koss, Frank Mangan, J. B. Herlidoti, I 1 luncheon in honor of Mrs. ftlexico Is expected to save 600 chil- hibition In the museum to to Hill I ' J begin the In Franco began M.cDonald (ind Kenneth Rarr. f VV M Jose Montaner of Taos, dren during the present year who first part of August." So the fourth a Mr. and Mrs Will guests-ljein- otherwise come In. There is hardly Keleher chaper- "Wednesday, tho would have died in order exhibit of Taos sr.-iet- oned. war workers to annual the mother or daughter In Albuquerque and iucluuing in addition contribute its quota to the national wllT open either on the of or in the to the A1rs. VV. evening who has not a relative friend guest of honor: George campaign. It is known that in many 30 or August 3, the exact date or A of the of wom- . v Wom- nooks and July army navy. good many Kngland's forestry corps Pilchard, stijie president of the places in New Mexico, to be announced after the paintings men are m France and some of them en fell the trees and cut the wood to v an's committee. AUs. Henry Wood- many a child is given scant opportu- arrive. ' in the fighting which took place supply telegraph poles and trench ruff, president of the Santa i'e chap- nity to survive its first and second between Soissons unt the Maine. supports for the British army. S'vfi ter of tho Red Cross; Mrs. KtB l' year. There are thousands Of homes Book stores report a renewed O Hall, president of tlnj Suffrage asso- without even the most primitive sani- for of the battle of : maps areas, Speaking patriotism, I heard a ciation; Mrs. Walter Danburg, head tary arrangements and as one watch- r : 1 and between the war bulletins and certain young lady the other day say of the food division of the state coun- es one funeral procession after the studying the map of northern Fiance that fdie would not use lump sugar In cil of defense; Mrs. K. At. Patterson, other pass by even in cities like Santa Artesia women hove In a week. her and none the put busy coffee, less than three head of the Women's Christian Tem- Fe, the need of such work as Mrs. ; J A number nf picnics and luncheons spoonfuls of granulated sugar would perance Union; Mrs. L. SV'ilson, Nordhaus has undertaken Is made to the hot Harry have helped us forget be sufficient to satisfy her. She has no head of the division for the tremendously The museum L. L. Lansing and John R. Gilder, one Is library Important. weather. who very dear to her fighting state food udministrution; Mrs. Ralph expects to instal the apparatus need- the latter of Roswell, made a trip to in France. It is a good thing there E. Twltchell of the woman's commit- ed for instruction and to furnish an Fort Worth and Dallas the past week ALl.Ir D WOM KN WtMlKIXti. are not very many of that kind (of tee of the council of defense, and Mrs. expert or two to instruct the work- on business connected with the New Il: LAKES VETMIAX tit' WAK. Americans?) In the Duke City. Howard Huey of the suffrage forces. ers free. Mexico health association. Albuquerque had a touch of bonnie, () While Hoover rules were observed, O Landis who was In -- Feather, rejected Scotland during the past wee k the Lady Marjorie Da try m pie. an ' the luncheon was a de- A CjiLOBE TROTTER. from Col-ling- e. V OL nevertheless military service on account of of Private William K. English society girl, Is In mm7 lectable C. person engaged ik one and the earnest discus- George Eraser of New York city, Physical disabilities, )s aack in h s of Canada's "Fighting Seventh," making artificial limbs for inalmod new neckline is cut , Is sion of war work made the occasion a Who became a member o'f old at a lecture Hriti.sh The very front, hack and sides, but filled yesterday place the First National bank. who delivered Thursday night soldiers. in Willi a "tucker" of notable one. the Santa Fe Society of the archa- A. M. atrocities und who O dainty chiffon lift, or mull. That hat til this Ml Thomas, who made a motor on German shows new ostrich feather triune O eological institute, left today for the to during h::t short, stay SCNDAY SCHOOL CLASS (he trimming. tie trip Lovington last week, Jiad an popular Mrs. N. B. Laughlin on Monday Rito los Frljoles, from where he unpleasant experience. Tin sand Is so here. HOLDS PICNIC AT I. S. new season has its Is that to be in will visit firr-- Every special using fringes good afternoon gave a garden tea at her the Stone Lions of Cochltl, in the Private Collinge is nf ill a sol- Fifty young members of Dr. which the deep Cap Rool; vicinity that people, accessory marks mode, and form thevy must match exactly the beautiful home In .honor of Mrs. Max the Painted Cave, the Tchrega and he had to be miles dier and carries with honor an empty W. W. Dill's Sunday school class of mode a re- on pulled nearly eiht this year the has staged color of the frock which they are Nordhuus. The flower gar- other landmarks of that remarkable by team. Artesia has to n sleeve, having lost his right ;.rm while of tho First Methodist church, jour- treat to the vogue for. beads and used. den is ono nation- (lansuet bomber on western to known far and wide as region including the Bandelier great deal of business with engaged as a tha neyed the United States Indian For the often of loveliest in al monument. his he will Lovington His views on soil v are di school for fringe! hats fringe takes the spots summer und Upon return and the laUer is one of the hardest front. a picnic Thursday evening. Beads be the form of uncurled ostrich on it waS climb the Trucbas the in with his from was at- in fringes, might the flues, Monday afternoon particu- peaks, highest places In the state to reach. There ts rectly line pleas the The picnic the result of an col-ore- et co proper way to put it, for gorgeous tho single .filaments of feather that larly attractive. mountains in the southwest, situated too much sand for a and dis- platform that America wake up the tendance contest the Red and F.lue Just north of car, the of the war, aside toe teams of the class on fringes oi crystal, wood, chalk form the full plume, draped around Santa Fe and towering tance Is too great for a '.cem. reality put have carried bone are fliuwn in the crown or flat on broad the more than 13,300 feet in altitude. Mr. pleasures and concentrate on A'hlpping for the last six weeks. and every width brims, Attractive Is the program for the Mr. and Mrs. Don Dorn have re- and hue. feather fringe is always lovely und organ concert Eraser has climbed the Alps and the the enemy. According to agreement the losers pipe by Miss Beckner of the the turned from their summer vacation at "It's not rlfiht at this time.'' in: uld, in the contest were to treat the win- Not only fringes but closely beaded becoming. at the Masonic cathedral peaks Engadine ami past Alamogordo and Cloudcrelt. and even estees have suc- In Pans ere nsin' this feather onJunday few weeks In company with C. T. "that women should conHmu to uive ners. Tho Reds, being the entertain- sashes tl.ey afternoon at 4 o'clock, to which the Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Donald are enter- In cumbed to the new lad and wo shall fringe to trim the filmy evening is Brown of Socorro, another member pink teas and lavish entcrtiiinmeiiis. ers this case, called the Bides to capes public admitted free. Kevin's taining their four two cf This Is a time when nf them tho go about with the sumo costume, orna- of chiffon, and even to muko fly- "The Sol- of the Santa Fe seiciety, climbed daughieis, every oik gether at church. Thence the suite Tragedy of tho Tin one whom live 'n New Vork, and two In phould be to w n the drive in automobiles the mem ments as the earliest Americans. away "buckles'' for satin slippers. dier," his from Mount Taylor from which he had working help began, Including return the of the most marvelous views in all of California. war. Parties should r.ivo pi;,,.,, o .ow- hers of the lilucs not knowing where Ulie of the cleverest beaded novel- Oh, yes, of course Albuquerque war, his Jealousy, his farewell sere- the Bed Toss .m.l to were until reached ties of tho season is the small flat women want to hear about the new nade his travels and on the lop of which Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Schuster have ing circle for they going they and his funeral march is on the gone to to son bees. If the woim-i- of this the school. Games were and collar of heads with pointed tabls, for neckwear and dainty collars. Is he camped over night, the Black Bay City, Tex., visit a quilting plaved program as the "Second Suite for and other of Interest in who resides there. lam w"' forget pleasure for a lime a luncheon served. The committee wear with dark silk or serge frocks. Well, they are delectable most of Organ" by Rogers, Including the pre- range points uhd get down to work they can help in in charge of the picnic consisted of it's the necessary "touch of color" all because include tuckers! central and southern New Mexico. Frank Hollenthorner has sold his thoy amble, variations, pastorale, scherzo to a wonderfully large way in 'he suc- Miss Heulah Clement, chairman, and and doesn't require laundering Tucker has an sound, and epilogue. Godard's "Three Un- bakery a brother who lives in Ros cessful outcome of Ihe war. Many 'of the Mesdames Metcalf, A. S. FlHher every day! and It a mis- CASTLES OP THE CHAMA. well and will enter the military serv- gives sweet, demure expres- known," pensive, dainty and next El of are thin. and Miller. Reln-hold- Tho feature of week's ice. Hollenthorner Is an them doing Fringes, too, are decidedly the sion to the woman who wears it. chievous; Gilette's "Tarentelle," 's Austrian, of Ked sac- O . Palacio, will be an Illustrated and for a was to Members the 'rt? have proper thing! A tucker is a soft bit "Wise Pittoresque," and story long time supposed rificed in to pro- The of tho ruins at El Gobernador, Rio with his native these pleasures order railroads, under gevernment Made of silk in every width, from of fine lawn, organdie or soft mull, Chaininade's "Autumn," will conclude sympathize country, vide our men with Ihe .net essili.'s .if management, have been obliged to one inch to eleven inches, it finishes fits a of Arriba county, by Grace Hilton. but no citizen of Artesia is a noie ticket-sellin- which down Inside the collar and program rich variety. still in au- g ever-blous- These tower also warfare, others ridi their augment the force with panels, trims hats, terminates serves to fill in a low cut neckline. O spectacular ruins, thorough American or more patri- ticket-seller- s tomobiles with their women who will receive . known as the Castles of the Chama, otic. pedigreed dugs and covers tunic and skirt AN 11 A YRI-TUTH- blue-ribbo- n The new neckline's are low AMERICAN and cats. We l;,mld i.ot salaries to men's , certainly are seldom visited byi tourists. Miss A. G. and who equal the when they hems. cut. It is to be taken for that Caraway family, forget that it is us pus-ti- !e for a wom- become trained. belts granted, Hilton's description is very vivid. The have returned from a motor as . thoroughly o perate and sashes are pop- the civil- trip an t6 be a an it is for in O are both round after war, the people of the number will also have a of as slacker ular indeed. They niij square, ized nations will to synopsis far eastward Mills county, Tex., The women of Belgium and Word cut In front and back und continue stay the work that is a deplor-.b'.- o condition in th-i- t reached Albuquerque last Soi.ie wind twice or thrice around deep quite away from and that such being acomplished report yes, and of England, iirr- imi jiving week that Pearce Itodey and Miss the like. wide at the sides, but the tucker saves Germany for the Indians In New Mexico, writ- vicinity. According to Mr. Caraway figure, tying any place ytiu shrines as Ober and Bay-reut- h teas. They are working. Dorothy McMillen, who were married are made of silk or them from all hint of Immodesty. Ammergau ten by General H. F. Robinson, super- the crops are literally burned up by successful outcome th.s They heavy will lack the American, English "The of w.r recently at Helen, have decided to go ribbon of brilliant hues, and most are They lend just tno right bit of vising engineer of Indian Irrigation heat and drouth, the ranges are bare means as much to American women as Into war service. The enlisted and other visitors that made them a in the southwest. In this week's El groom tassel or fringe tipped. dainty white to a . dark gown and world-wid- e and all stock shipped away. Many to those women over there, st why not in the naval reserve as a sea- save simcess. The civilized Palacio, "The Precursor of the Santa are also corps Another point to remember about then, too, they materia). world will look new ic people leaving. let American womanhood racri.'iee a man at the El Paso office. Mrs. Rodey for shrines, Fe Trail," by Dr. Charles R. Keyes, Claude Medlock. and Miss Frances few pleasures and get to wnr.t. We intends to enter a school for festivals, pageants and passion former of the school of of were training elsewhere in president Pearson Portales, married at can't win the war ever nurses . I plays than and. A until man, as soon as her husband has Tll..,.lri,M ,fi.-- lln.n L ,1 ri A ATif.u Germany miles at Socorro, is the feature. Portales last week. They will reside woman and child is his or r therein lies an for Santa doing her reported for duty. Grace Stortz mid Miss t'artwrlgh't. Mr. opportunity review of Colonel Twitchell's life and In Artesia. very best, and women can't d.i th-- ir Uefore Mr. to Fe which should be developed nbw of Is Itodey goes camp, to r ran-Cis- biography William Carr Lane and The second of alfalfa I l t tor san . At so cutting best In a limousine an. w "i n pe-- however, he and his bride will return Lartwrignt trniay Deming least, thinks Thurlow Lieuranco, a wealth of news to enlist n the n ivy. archaeological about marketed. Where there was grted poodle dog." to Albuquerque for a brief stay. Since the noted composer and musician, notes, with a fine of water was S J who with Edna his together reproduc- plenty the yield good, their marriage at Helen they have Hello ter- Wooley, wife, gave tion of Carlos Vierra's Zla church and and the quality the very best. A CHARMING HOSTESS. In Miss Barton of Parkview Mr. and Airs. A. K. of Al- Santa Fe two after an absence of been spending a honeymon El Paso. race is a of Misses and Leopold, days of an Interior view of the auditorium Mr. and Mrs. B. H. McFadden have, MISS OKSTRI2C1I O guest Katherine who huvo four years. Am buquerque, been visiting by Wesley Bradfield, complete the gone on a motor to points in Louise oestreich was n chaivnir a The Wood- t'onsuelo Chavez at the ido e'havez Mr. Mrs. utto Leo- enthusiasm for Santa, Fe and trip Bag Loading plant of Cowles on. I llieir parents, and "My number. tral Illinois. hostess to a number of her N. Is to se- rottuge at the pper Pecos, on left Tao8 grows with the de- younij bury, J., making efforts O pold, West Pine street, Sunday years," he O Dr. Stroup and bride, nee Miss Anna friends afternoon. The oc- cure girl workers' to divide for San Canf. clared. "1 never fail to out to Thursday enough MrM elem-tr- tin!itiirtmi iir-i-l etiil morning Francisco, point TRIP TO THE RITO. Jones, returned last Tuesday from casion was to celebrate her ninth tho into eight-hou- r shifts. H. K. Dl whosoever will In day three a month at Jleatn left lor e'uso Sun- listen, that here Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Frank of New their wedding trip. birthday. The guests were a.d;ed to O drenire spending irwjn's where he will remain New Mexico Is to be found the real York re c i i on ine i eceiM. day evening, city, who returned from a trip Landlord Nlckson and family and bring a silver eiffer'np for the Kid The ladles' missionary soclety of the two mouths. America of the past and tho future. to Rito on Cross of the Thursday evening, W. J. Waldron started early Tuesday Instead birthday Rifts. church will meet In the , A. Wood- - But it Is Presbyterian Mr. and Mrs. Kd Fan-- Mrs. J. I! Snaizkey of tho Western beyond my comprehension upon which they were accompanied with two auto loads of pro- was taken to the clear-eye- d keen-mind- morning Hd church parlors Thursday afternoon Robertson, her bain- dutitrhtor am enware paper house. El Paso, was in why your and by Dr. and Mrs. Edgar I Hewett, are visions and equipment for two weeks' Cross, by the young people m the at o'clock. business men Chamber Com- three feuest Miss Kssie Tbacker returned to the city Thursday and Friday. and of more enthusiastic about this part of sojourn in the mountains. afternoon. O K. 1YJ. Perkins, assistant postmas- merce overlook the one great in America even On Sun- Later the children were taken to the AlhtlnilprulIM thn firut of tho wnnlr thing than befpre. Mrs. Flamm has received news that The new sugar curtailment by the after u visit with on ter, lett Saturday evening for a three which Santa Fe might excell, why it day they saw the corn dance at or Pastime lirim-Bhnw- 's friends the Cpper whole-hearted- her .husband, Lieutenant Flamm, thester and then to food administration is aimed directly Joes not get ly behind - recos. weeks' visit to Chicago and West Cochltl and before that had visited in has when- the lout;' 'ahles were S cent of the engineer crps France, at housekeepers per O Plains, Mo. work sucbj as Dr. Hewett and the mu- the artist colony at Taos. Both are decorated wl'.h flowe-- and a Is m been wounded and seriously gassed. huge the nation's supply con.sumed Mrs. T. J. Specr, who has been the seum forces are doing and make wruera, ivir. rmiiH ueen one He was in a In birthday cake homes. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Linder and Mrs. Fe iiiiving hospital London, but were the guest of her sister, Mrs. Nora Col- Santa what Buyreuth and Ober of the editors of "The Seven Arts." now Is on his way to America. They chapctooed l.v Mis. V,'. O E. A. Wright and daughter, Ruth, ar- to homo in Ammergau were before the war. It Is and to American C. Oestreich. The ; wo. e vis- lins, returned Sunday her intensely alive art, C. G. Jensen of Witchita Falls, an i,is Nudine Miss Anna Swayno has been rived last Wednesday to visit Dr. and El Paso. the logical road to business success music and literature as It Is Howers, Adeline Llkim:, .Ian? Hun-- n Mrs. e;. being extensive owner of oil land leases In her brother, a doctor in tho nav- ii. t.onner. Mrs. T. A. for the community and what Is m.ore, In southwest. .'From eg Lenore Pe l". sr.ortlc. iting Arnold und son, Henry recreated the the Pecos valley, was In town last al at Annapolis, Md., who spent-Frida- will It allurements are worth col- Jv.'.res ri. hospital Herbert, with Mrs. Lena give that here they go on a visit to the art week with a of oil ilen.nir Thelma Cninercn. was married at Annapolis a busi- party operators li.-n- recently Poe. were on thousand times any possible at near Calif. forothy Yanow, jtoehl, Helen They their nay home ony Carmel, Monterey, from Wichita. Dv-djo- , to Miss Bertha Leach of Fort Wayne, ness O Bird e Ai-i.I- to Morenci, Ariz. gr'i'th. W. E. and set a .IusjiI.. '.Ve.lf, Ind. On home Miss at- Ragsdale, family I her way Swayne Mesdames S. "Missionsof people are being ART AND ARTISTS. riorrest Apple iv and .miihj clyn Canada. Socorro E. Dean, of Miami, good example for people contem- will visit another brother in and of tuned to the very things so plentiful Miss Helena Dunlap, the noted Oe.jeich. The gin-M- Ariz., Mary Thompson,, Santa plating a vacation trip. With their Susan O Rita, arrived to visit and so easily to be obtained in Santa California had resolved to stay werf Curry of I'hoeinx, Aru., Mrs. Cameron has Issued Inv- Monday evening artist, car they traveled' in New Mexico until and Ruth .f Fred Mrs. J. W, the former's Fe. We may not bb able to preserve away from New Mexico thirf summer, saw of in- Wri"ht linen s, Tex. itations to a number of her friends to Medley left Wednesday daughter, Ijiss Dorothy as they every place and thing morning for Magdalenn, where she Dean. . the Indian an entity but we can but as June went into July she could terest in it. It was the most Interest- a bridge party at her home, 623 North immortalize his music, his his Tac.s A most enjoyable next after will visit for several days. Miss Permella Shields, the girls' art, resist the call of Santa Fe and ing trip they ever made, and caused 0' nee was the Fourth street, Wednesday Protective architecture, his myths and drama. no longer and she arrived Wednes- given at rmmirv oii,K noon. Mrs. II. If. Derrick spent Tuesday worker, who came here You them to realize how little they had Wednesday The In morn- last March from New La can have an annual' fiesta, a day and left Thursday forenoon for known state. evening. participants O town, returning Wednesday Orleans, a music festival about the were Misses Loretto Mungan, Bernice on at ing to Water canyon, where the has been transferred to pageant, coupled with Ranchos de Taos to remain until fall. The Swimming parties still go family Hattiesburg, an annual art exhibit, thut would "If I I will Hesselden, Laureen Asaelin, Ituth art-hel- is Miss, she left lor paint something good, BREVITIES. the 'varsity swimming pool. They camping. Saturday morning eclipse that ever make of to Tompkins, Katherlne Little, KIanor 10 o'clock in the even- Adolph Fisher of Fe Hattiesburg. anything Bayreuth a present it the museum," as late as Santa spent the she Miss Dun-la- p Vaughey, Irene Grace 5 in Mr. staged. Imagine Indians from the said before' leaving. Lady Rhondda advises every Eng- Ilerkcnhoff, ing, and as early as the morning. several days in Socorro on business. and .Mrs. N. M. Lancaster, of in to be them even- Surrounding pueblos coming in clad has four near relatives the war lish family to keep a goat; She got The craze seems getting Mrs. Blanch Heed, by Miami, Ariz., arrived Friday In all their colors and offered for what- the warmer the a pagan and .brilli- has her services the Idea from the United States, where all. And, of course, her young son, returned to Socorre ing for month's visit with her par- ls Is needed. ancy. Imagine them giving their fine. ever she can do If Uncle Sam will ac every family keeps a goat ami-fal- weather the less apparel after a pleasant visit with relatives ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Ballew, dramas corn in of the service. the wear them ti e and in primitive from uie dance cept her any branch It father. and longer they friends Kansas. in Miuin Iron avenue. to the matachina. Imagine them shorter look. Just n gentle hint Mrs. Ben Moo Pearl returned to El Paso sing- they Gnoch spent several days ing their songs and taking, part In a cirrjRcii societies. Spoiled I lor Trip. to go up to the 'varsity, for charming ems . week in AHuiquerque. Friday evening. great historic pageant, imagine your The guild of the Church of the Holy "Then your wife didn't enjoy her scenery. Rev. A. Caldwell of Mrs, Sam Hodgdon and Bernard Taos and Santa Fe artists culminat- Faith were the of Mrs. J. H. to O Magdalena came in guests trip Niagara?" conoueten services from Tuscon, Ariz., Sunday their work with a ex- Gerdes on afternoon. The saw t,sh-in- g Little glrla ars taking at tho Prebyterlan ing years' great Friday "No! the minute she that English cniircn last sundav. night. They expect to remain until hibit In your art museum, Imagine Women's Home Missionary society of water she began to wonder if she strenuous exercises under expert Misses Marian of September. incidental excursions Methodist met Mrs. them Kf Spleer Casselton, at popular prices the church with hadn't come away from home and IIIIJP to prepare and harden n. T, ...... Mrs. 10. R. Williams and family to cliff on u uiiu or the W. B. Sloan afternoon. for work in Itu governmct t neien Albuquer- dwellings, the Cities thai Friday Thel left the bathtub faucet open." heavy que, nre visiting their father, Attor moved down from Pronto Friday and Died of Fear, to Taos, to Pecos, at plants later on. ney M. C. will remain in the nam O ' Splrer, of this city. Deming during the time, preferably at the end Mrs. Anton Mayer entertained th,e summer. of the vacation period, the latter part Miss Pearl Hayerford wat visiting Monday Bridge club this week. Miss Marcla Glover, who has been of each In from Helen last week. August, year, when Santa Fe the city Kilns Spear arrived laBt Saturday the guest of Mfs. A. B. Coates, re- and Taos nre at their loveliest, and O and visited his wife several davs. turned home In El was hosteBS to a for Saturday to, her you would count the vlsltofs by the Corns! Miss Simnis He Lift Hetty Off returned to F.stancin Monday aft Paso. thousands and the fame of little few friends at a delightful movie ernoon, Mar- Mrs. your crowd accompanied by his son, w, S. Taylor and three chil- city would be enhanced manifold." party Monday evening. The tin. . who of went to see "Over the and then dren, have been the guests n Callus Top' Dr. Wheelon and wife of Santa Fe her sister, Mrs. Albert for the INSTRUCT CHILD "freezone" is Magic! Corn or to were In Field, WORKERS. lift any Diamonds, Jewelry (Irqii'ihaw's Socorro this week. past two months, left morn- Director I Hewett of the E. Friday Edgar Superintendent Charles McClure.j ing for thei,. home In Dallas, Tex. museum and school of American Re-rea- on with rto Gruen Wrist George Bryan, son of Mrs. R. W. J. ni'fnrti tin n inrl l, it UAnd.. nrn ' right lingers pain! Watches, Mrs. Achsa Field went to El Paso is planning a two weeks' In- Bryan, has returned from a vacation Helen Sni-ca- l, Spicer and Miss 'Alibina . with Louis Connell, Friday morning, accompanying Mrs. struction course for workers In the Etc., Etc. spent his friend, left Monday by automobile fot R. whose Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Taylor and children on their child saving campaign now under way parents, their home In Las Vegas. Profossot ' plctor-ssqu- e return home. ffnd which Is backed the federal Tou know our line. Connell, have one of the most McClure expects to return to Socorro trip by ' Mr. Mrs. direction and cottages of the Pecos. about the firr.t of and Fred Anderson asd authorities. Under his You know our prices are right. O August. brother, Fate McCauley, Mr. and Mrs. with the facilities offered by the mu- Arthur Sollgman, county commls-slon- er C. You know our aim Is to and Mrs. II. Bejd-.i- . of Tenn., E. Anderson and father, Cal. An- seum of San Diego, this movement please Memphis. of Santa Fe county, spent sev- ' satisfy our customers. is visiting hei Miss Augusta eral in town derson, motored down from Tyrone, has made wonderful progress In . days this week. Ca-f- De ; Thursday, to visit their brother and southern California. Every one ad- We want you to know that we sell Pe'teh at the ')ra. The local Red Cross chapter ship- O :. - ped a finished' son, Private Eugene Anderson,, jn mits that the future of this nation is Thrift Let ua start " largo consignment of Stamps. your Miss Grace Stortz, Miss Hortense gnrments last All the divis- Camp Cody, dependent upon the children of to- card with in en- Friday. A. L. that quarter you get Swltzer and Miss Grace Winfrey ions nre now working on refugee gar- Kuntz is home from a two day that without children today change. Th government needs it tertained the patients of tho Albu ments. Tho Red Cross work rooms weeks' visit to f. the Mimbres Hot there can be no nation tomorrow, You won't miss querque sanitarium with songs, and are open every day excepting Saturday Springs. that without healthy, physically and It Ukelele solos last and Mrs. Herbert Oreen and ' little the nation can BCT SAVINGS nlgnt. garment workers are greafly mentally strong youth WAR STAMPS needed. (laughter went up to Silver City Wed- not hold Its place as a leader of man- Miss Grace Htort was a Miss e, CSTABLISHCO rhnrmins Isabel Maxwell of Eprlnger-vill- nesday, i kind. The war will not end with the 1883 JUL hostess to twenty of her friends at her Ariz., has arrived nt the Socorro Ode rtabb was " down from the signing of the treaty of peace, It must home on Cold avenue Tuesday arter-noo- n hospital, where she will be operated Mogollons the first of the week visit- be won by the arts of peace, by In- In honir of her Missv Lo- on for ing his commerce, education, culture ?jst, i appendicitis. cousin, Miss Faye McKeyes. dustry, retto Mungan. Mise A.an-a.- is a Mr. and re- The In follow. , Mrs. Joe Martin have eifflcers of the years that Should the cr.imlng daughtc of Temies-ce- and turned home after nine months ab- the 1 0ftt b ammunition train gave a war last a generation, as some pre- l.iany prettv .vffsi.'s have been given sence spent In California. dnnco nt the armory on .Silver av- dict. It will take strong men and wom- i. her honor. enue Ice en to carrv It on to and child O Monday night, Grape punch. victory RELIA8LC Stenotype, a new course similar to cream, wafers And cigarettes were saving Is therefore the most essential a little Freezone on an aching tiny bottle of Preeione for a few cents, tSJu2 Edward Cnrtwright arrived last shorthand, Is offered for the first served. Xo of forts were to either for war or fot Stop WATCHMAKERS & JEWELERS from Mex where he spared undertaking corn stops hurt- sufficient to rid yoHir feet of every Tuesday Atoyac, time In n school at the Phil- make thf event successful one Mrs. Max Albu-ouerqu- e, oorn, "instantly that Cart-wrig- ht public a and peace. Nordhaug of CJOSWCCNTpAl has been for some. time. Mrs. adelphia wnr Bchool 'he non-com- s aroused en- then lift 1 out. It hard corn,' toft corn, or corn between .AvjJ a dinner emergency high of the 109th ammuni- has wonderful ing, you right - . gave delightful party for girls. tion train have themselves ex- thusiasm nil over the state with her one bit. Yes, 4&e toes, and oMuse, without sorensuQ V jiZ J Tuesday evening for her on. Tho proven doesnt hurt magicl perts when It comes to entertaining. program of which she Is In charge or irritation. Try it I . , . r uesti were Mr. Blackwell, Miss "Two-BI- . Why waljj :youjr 4fugglt iU hutubugl r iii Join tbe ciuft, A military band jCurnlaHea the music. or th commonwealth and all that Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, July 21, 1918 THREE

HERE'S To our boys in En- gland, Y.M.C.A Here' 8 to our boys in France; War Work What they will do to the kaiser, Needs Men Wait, just give them a chance! 3 t'L 1 For France

Special Sale of Special Sale of This is Clearance Time in the Sweaters Colored Pongees Just received, the All Silk 36 We have taken our large stock of Pongee, Garment Section Sweaters and have inches wide, in blue, pink, rose, green, reduced them to - gray etc. Regular $2.50 T- And here arc e make a quick clearance. QQ seventy-fiv- beautiful Silk Dresses for new Every yard; special ipXeiO waiting Sweater in our homes. . entire stock has been ( reduced for greatly this sale. They are practicable dresses for street or afternoon excellent to wear, Values $5.50; special $ 3.93 to take with on Values to you your vacation. They will be ideal to wear in the $7.50; special 5.98 fall. ' Values to $10.00; special 6.98 Special Sale of Silk Values to $12.50; special S.9& Mostly Silk Taffetas and but there ' Values to Georgettes are some $15.00; special 9.98 and Wool Remnants Foulards and Crepe de Chines. Then there Values to $16.50; special 11.93 are Taffetas and See Remnants and shoi I lengths of Silk and Foulards combined with Georgettes. Plenty of blue Window Display Wool of all kinds navy goods greatly reduc- and black, included in the sale. ed and sharply underpriced to clear An unusual high-grad- e them out quickly; opportunity to secure a dress at very much (Center Aisle) less than regular. The Clearance Sale prices are.: Women's Knit Underwear $15.98, $19.50 and $25.00 AND UP The celebrated Globe Mills brand, made Wash Skirting of fine Sea Island cotton low lisle, neck, We have just 8 pieces' of Plaid and sleeveless, lace trimmed button yoke, at Check Skirtings in cotton basket crotch cuff knee or umbrefla lace heavy knee. weave; values to 75c; a Sizes 34, 36, 40 r 38, and 44. Regular : -, q special . . .- , i xO C $1.00 grade, special, each 85c Suits Suits Suits

It won't be long before the new Fall Suits will begin to make their ap-- . pearance and the scarcity of materials will make the prices high. Now Women's Cotton Materials for is the time to possess yourself of a high grade suits in good style and best at a in suit has been reduced. Knit Union Suits Svmmer Dresses quality great saving price. Every Our Values to $15.00; special. . .$ 7.48 Values to $25.00; special. . .$14.98 50c grade of Sea Island Cotton Uviion entire center aisle counters g.ven over to the of Values to $19.50; . . 9.98 Values to $29.50; . . 19.98 Suits, made low neck, sleeveless, tight display special pieces of special. special. 27-in- ch knee or umbrella knee, open or closed Amoskeag Apron Check Ging- Values to $22.50; special. . . 12.48 Values to $35.00; special. . . 24.98 27-in- styles. 39c a auit for all sizes. ham, ch Stripe , and Check Dress Ginghams, 27-in- ch Mercerized Poplin All Other Suits Greatly Reduced. plain and fancy, 27-inc- h high grade Galatea plain and figured, 40-in- ch plain and figured Voile, 36-in- ch Skirting Waist white with colored stripes and Gabar- Specials 32-inc- dines and Rep, h Jap Crepe, and EXTRAORDINARY Crepe de Chine Waists; special. .$2.48 36-in- ch Cretonnes; your choice Wash Silk Waists; special $2.48 at only, the yard DC Lace Trimmed Waists; special. . .$2.98 Hand Embroidered Waists; spec. .$2.98 Wash Skirts Values Georgette Silk . Waists; special. .$3.98 We have been very fortunate indeed in our selection of White Wash Skirts. We have Silk Crepe Waists; special $3.98 While Goods a beautiful assortment in every size and material here for your selection. Gabar- Many other Waist Specials dines, Wide Wales, Cotton Corduroy, Pique, Indian Head, Twills, etc. all new and up Special to date. 32-inc- h White Skirts of Twills and Indian Head; special white, also colored striped Ma- .$1.3S dras, 36-in- ch Sea Island full count Per- White Skirt3 of Gabardines and Wales; special $2.25

32-inc- in values Millinery Trimmings cale, light or darks, h checked White Skirts fancy materials $5.00; special $3.98 and White Skirts in better values special . . . . ; 100 pieces Feather Trimming, assorted striped Flagons, regular values to grades, $7.50; $5.fl 50c. Cpecial for this .week, All of our best grades of Skirts, including our Venitian and silk finished cords, selli1 ;r style and colorings, 15c and Up. 35c, or 3 yards for . . . . $1.00 regularly up to $15.00, greatly reduced.

Ready-to-We- ar Ready toWear

ODDS AND ENDS-TA-BLE NO. 1. ALBUQUERQUE'S EXCLUSIVE DRYGOODS HOUSE ODDS AND ENDS TABLE NO. 2, 98c DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND WOMEN'S READY TO WEAR GARMENTS EXCLUSIVELY SPECIAL ; $1.98 PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.

Phone 84 THE ECONOMIST Founded 1881 Now 15 Size. THE ECONOMIST Phone 84 1 in Times Original

r N Walker. The guests were taken to McCall. The performance is to tak to give each train, thus simplifying save wheat for oversea needs. the cliff dwellers In cars. Ice cream the of John Henncssy of Flagstaff, was In and cake was place on the lawn of the school. The problem furnishing everything Flagstaff, Ariz. J served at the cliffs. are to necessary before the trains arrive. Williams Monday, having motored proceeds be to Red Hen-ness- Mr. and Mrs. J. Ii. Flnley, Mr. H. given the Williams, Ariz. Williams canteen service also cares over on political business. Mr. y Los Lunas P. Cross. , Lathrop. Misses Sallle McCall and for any pausing soldiers who may be Is a camfdate for the state Circle No. 1, 0f the Fedorated if'.U Armstr"ir spent at Mr. O. D. Thorpe's Sunday school In town for a few senate. Saturday class of the Is hours, furnishing The dance Los church, gave a nodal and Holbrook visiting the petrified forests Federated church to Pitman Valley entertained many meals, gratis. Dr. Adklnson. district superintend- given by the Limns reception .. entertain Mrs. Williams chapter of the Red Cross In the there. Thorpe's class and the people from and Flagstaff Two more Williams boys have ent of the M. E. church, will be in Wednesday church parlor last Friday lcaves!Sat-urda- New Members both when was a success. The Miss Virginia Lee Smith y of with a jjicnib Friday night a dance for the in Williams 26, and will give a pa- night school night in honor of Mrs. O. S. Baum and o signed up for service the navy. July house was filled to the new for Belton. Tex., where she has Saturday afternoon at Tunnel Springs. benefit of Uii Thiitt Stain sales was are Ed Torree, for Wil- trlotlo address Rt the Methodist its full capacity, members. Miss Ruth Light The danoo was di- They pitcher many from burn accepted a position in Baylor college. The new library board of 'the Flag- given. under the liams baseball club In the and church at 8 o'clock In the evening. coming Bclen, Albuquer- save a violin solo. Miss Docie Miss Elsie rection of Mrs. Mary F; and past, followed que and towns. Excel- M1b8 Myers entertained a few staff public library went into office Flatten, Joe Palmer. Both young men have The address will be by the surrounding ChriBty and Johnson gave read- of was held in the school house. A three-piec- e lent musio was furnished by the Bp Ion ings. .her friends last Saturday-afternoo- the first of July. The members of the passed the examinations and will be regular quarterly meeting of church In Heis-csr- , orchestra furnished music. In- orchestra. the articles aim-tion- ed honor of her cousin, Miss Helen board are as follows: Mrs. C. P. the sent to Mare Island in about eight members. The general public is Among The local Red Cross has received Chomure of St. Louis. Mesdames Dan N. L. Harris of the state extension vited to attend both lecture and meet- at the dance was a lamb, do- instructions from chairman; Hogan. days. nated Hon. headquarters at Mrs. L. I Snowberger left last week Will Babbitt. William Mullen and service, in company with DeLore Mr. and Mrs. Emerson ar- ing. by Dlcgo Aragon, and an Washington, giving the amount of E. B. Emery art pillow by Placido Jaranllllo. The to visit her daughter In Los An- Henry Albers. Nichols and OXley,' rrfotored over rived in town last night, T. E. Pollock was a visitor here ork and kind of work this ' deliv- Friday lamb brought $40. Is to chapter geles. Jude and Mrs. S. W. Perkins are from Flagstaff Wednesday and spending a few days here with Mr. from Flagstaff Monday. complete by the first of Septem- Misses Lillian. T7"M Trill- - on was in town Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harlon of St. Vnnrno'v.. . CI IK having quite a house at their ered a lecture "Poultry at the and- Mrs. C. Emerson. Emery is in the Nick Perkins Monday, ber. The allotmetitls' as nillBj party' : Louis, have been a few follows: One Stella Mae Carson, Effie Dickson, Floj Home. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Perkins school house that afternoon. His lec- navy, shipping 300 head of cattle to recent spending days hundred socks, twenty-fiv- e sweaters, nn ture was well attended, hav- at the Harlon ranch, accompanied by twenty-fiv- e jnary uecKWIth went and daughter, Eva, arrived poultry Mrs. John Juhl is Mrs. purchasers. helmets, 250 draw- oniucuarry Friday a in entertaining Oswald left even- Rev. Carrol and his wife. ers, 250 girls' a hike to Fox Canyon Saturday. evening from San Jose, Calif.: ?r. ing' acquired prominent 'place M. A. Murphy of Flagstaff this week. William Thursday chlldren'g petticoats, 250 girls' Joe and Sheldon re- local activities since war Wlnslow where he expects to Emllio Baca and wife of Socorro, Pinafores. All Hanley Bayless and Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mr. th4, began. O. Raudebaugh of Flagstaff, was a ing for the committees are turned Saturday, the 13th, from Lok and Mrs. Robert Hill of Williams, ar- A large number of friends attended Williams visitor get a new position with the Santa spent a day here visiting his sister, going to combine in order to this Thursday. Mrs. A. A. Romero. work out get Angeles, where they went to take the rived Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. g. W. the funeral of Lryd J. Haston, which Mrs. Charles C. Miller and two Fe. by the stated time. examination for the Both Mr. Mrs. O. was held here Doris Drennen visited In Flagstaff Word was received Emlllano Mrs. W. H. navy.' Perkins, guests and and Tuesday, .afternoon. children passed through Williams by Sharrel and daughter passed. ) A. Pearson are spending several days floral offerings were num- Wednesday noon, en route to Oregon, 1as( ol Castillo that his fort, Jose, has arrived have taken a house In Flagstaff for The Eastern Star will meet in regu- at the erous. Rev, Baum of. con- Mr. Mller Is now. O. H. Spellmlre was in Flagstaff In France. , the summer and canyon. Flagstaff where probably the winter. lar session next Tuesday evening at J Tom Soule ducted the services.' . ? .; Mrs. Pritner Lockwood Tuesday and Wednesday, returning A. Ek St. Morris and Mr. Sharrel Is still gave a picnic Wednesday Mary gave week. Sheriff looking after the o'clock and will confer degrees upon evening at Tunnel Springs. His The canteen service was called a number of new recipes designed, to hore for the rest of the Placido Jaramlllo made a to the Interests of the - guests trip Navajo Copper- com- three candidates. were Misses Katherlne Jack, Lucile upon to meet a troop train Wednes help put the kaiser In bankruptcy western of the county on busi- pany,, and is at mine.' ... ' part ' : staying the The summer school of the normal ii Crabel, Indea Smalley and Hughie day evening. About .twelve coaches Tuesday afternoon, when her regular ness. . Circle No. 2 ' of the Federated planning a pageant for the first week Bone and Messrs. Tom soldiers were ' class in war cookery met at the' M. lournal Want Ads Because Mrs. Mlrabal church met Soule, Harold of cared 'for by the Pay Telesfor left Friday Wednesday afternoon in August The directors are Missel Marks, .Allen Campbell . and Jack ladies. Instructions, from headquar- E. church. These recipes were for for San Rafael to visit her brother, witb Mrs. F. 8. Breen i Journal. and Mrs. J. F. Florence Mao Aiee and Sallic Griffin. ters are now received, advising what patrlotlo potato dishes which will Everybody Reads the who Is leaving for the army, , 1

FOUR Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, July 21, 1918

AS INDBPBNDJBOT! WTwWAMuV I chaos is the creation of the Roman country with which It Has no "quoirel is . "if The bishops have stopped something to be admired. You hierarchy. of Dr. want to of free conscription for the time, as have Amazing Story make the people they America sympathibe with the masters more than once stopped home rule. of enslaved Germany:" " No peaceful settlement is possible in An "There you go again," he explained, journal Ireland until that unprecedented and Rumely, American, "talking of things you do not know doming about. Don't know that sinister challenge is met. anything you Publlahci by Ua fairly the German people are the bc'jt .gov- Meanwhile, and as conditions of or- Who erned JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO. Became a German people in the world? Don't you der improve, the British government know that there is less tnlBery and poverty in Berlin than Is In Lon- Waataro RprmntatlT Is bound to leave no effort untried there C J. ANDERSON. In for two main don; that the German poor are hap- working the objects pier than the poor of New York. Itarquatta Bide, OUoac Qlt Its 1918. the Now York Herald rlulits reserved. of policy, (Copyright, Co. Al Ignoraru About - (Copyright. Canada, by tho New York Herald Co.) Germany.- Li Kajtern RapraaatitatlT Ther is no future for Ireland i "I know you're not going to get R. MULLIGAN. RALPH If the end of the war finds her peo- Americans to like a civilization where M Suit 2nd Stmt, New Tor. , the soldier is women womU supreme, where aacund-claa- still aloof as a 'whole INSTALLMENT IV. alwnvit pnma i.. thn wlion thev JSnterad a a matter at tha ple standing have to step into the gutter to let of- r free-doir- poatofflca of Albuquerque. N. U., aider Aet from the war for civilization and i' The European war had been raging get In tho way of the strong." ficers pass, where sueh things as the of Congreaa of March 1, 187. and' from their follow Irishmen for about six weeks when one after- He went on in detail to c'.plain (rat Zabern affair can happen," I ah- - 1 date more Larger circulation than any other paper in the dominions and In America. noon cannot fix the any Belgium was part German, anyway onuicu lllifl. In New Mexico. The only paper la New closely than that it was some time in that one of the two races that m?ke "You have never been in Notice to Subscribers to the In there is no Germany, Mexlce leaued every day the year. Equally possibility . at September, 1914 the telephone in my up the Belgian people had been or you would not say such things." TKRMB OP SUBSCRiPTION: this stage of going back on the pledges Chicago office Jingled. nrnuad h.r n..m.Ti uHpntistS to ho of he remonstrated. "It is that sort of Dally, by carrier or by mall, on month.. Too This Is therefore of Ignorance I7.M and hopes of Irish "Hello! Hello! Rumely Teutonic origin, and part about Germany that make Yearly, In ad ranee There' a tho same arg- Ger- within the British system. The speaking, from La I'orte. Germany. I have heard Americans sympathize with NOTICE) TO. SUBSCRIBERS, rights matter I want your advice on. I'm ument-since from other Gorman many's enemies." Third Loan Bonds uhecrlbers to the Journal when wrltlnc of the union are not incompatible with Dine with me me I is Liberty saw coming In to Chicago. sources, though for the life of "It ignorance of America that to have their paper chanted to a the of the state. icaiv club six one makes euro to the old addraas. rights Neither at the Union League at cannot remember, nor can any you think you can change their r muet be five be ' it is Flem poirtf of view," "You do not realized without the other. Mr. thirty!" bft a German, whether the I retorted. "The Morning- Journal ha a hither circu- That was the message over the tele- or Walloons tnat uermany knonv. that the state socialism which I accorded to other Lloyd Georgo was on solid ground ings the lation ratine than any phone, and 1 promised to meet him. claims as subjects of the kaiser. you hold to be the best government The third on Loan paper in New Mexico," Th American when he fashioned the two In Dr. ordered the it In the world is exact of payment Liberty Directory. planks Rumely dinner; Tk,m i,A tin. for a the opposite Newapaper Had on- - his program. It still remains to him was more like a banquet. he would give Ger- the Individualism which America Bonds of third O - - O the German am- German empire that has been the issue, amounting make use of , been over- founded. Your German gov- MEMBER OF TBI ABBOCIATKD to them. entertaining man commerce a direct route bassador he could nut have given of India, he ernment wraps up happineds In pacit-age- s thirty-fiv- e PRESS. more care to selection ;of the land to India. The people to per cent, became due Th Aaaoctatad Prea I xclojlTely the were to rise in ievou and parcels it out to the popu- CX'llTAItj SHOE STYLKS. menu or volume and of said, ready lace; here we to indi- entitled to the tue tor republication the quantity avalnct IhAln UKittul, rulers! the Irish guarantee the on 18th, All who have other-wla- e ordered a bottle of wine vidual lib- of all new credited to It or not the food. He were in rebellion. (The Ulster not happiness but life and July persons C. V. C. would have cocktails and already for of You credited In thle paper and tin Stout, chief of the hide, and bought 1914 was still rresn in ev- erty the pursuit happiness. sew herein. if I had cared for them. "rising" of are in di- not made this are the local published leather and materials section cordials, too, The British could do looking exactly the opposite payment request- tanning Out of courtesy to my host I ale rather erybody's mind.) rection from America. You can't make THH JORNAL take ant of the war industries has sent wont. Over the nothing they were a decadent race, to do print board, more than was my to de- America turn around." ed so without Ixty hour and tblrty minute of ex to Inter- art ease loving people, addicted delay. tho shoo retailers of the United dinner table he talked rapidly, of The doctor seemed more amused at (lueUely Aaaoclated Prea leased wlra and cheerfully about com basing vices, without power acrvlca each week. No other newa- States a letter requesting them to as- estingly and my vehemence than angered at my monplace topics, telling me or mings or effective organization denunciation of the German ideals. Ho paper published In New Mexico take sist in carrying out tho program of without leaders. It was but twenty-fou- r As- that he was doing at the Interlaken farseeing came, back to the more than hour of in a weeks that an English libel subject of propa- sociated Prea acrvlca during weak. conservation the manufacture and school, with an occasional excursion few ago ganda. The Citizens Bank of -i existence of the Albuquerque d -- i 0 distribution of shoes for tho into the realms or pnnosopny unu bui- suit disclosed the "There are certain things in the spring we ciineu ne "Black Book" of the prince of WIed, Bank season of 1919, as ence. After had inueu German plan and point of view, that 'The of Peraonal Service" recently outlined to me to his room on an floor. the names of 40,000 Eng- Kl'NDAY...... JULY 21, 1918 upper containing Ger- ought to be broadly circulated in this ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. shoe manufacturers and Jobbers. ,un,.,, rl vnn think of the War?" lishmen and women who. tho of country," he said. "Isn't there some Tho purpose of the program is to he demanded, abruptly, as we seated mans charged, were degenerates way to get the to WAU-TIM- not newspapers print War Savings Them SUNDAYS. climinato needless use ourselves. the lowest type. Doctor Rumely, lliern Stamps Buy Often of materials, several oth- I had been doing a great deal oi only on this occasion but "Not if they see you there equipment and capital In order to iiiinnt the war. and my an before there was any first, Sunday should stand above thinking er times, long isn't," I replied. "As a matter of fact, Why nwet war requirements. Mr. Stout swer was as abrupt as his Inquiry. public disclosure of these charges, I'm not other of the week as a great bat-ti- e assertions to worrying any about the effect days explains that excessive multiplicity of "I think this country ns goi iu 6i made exactly identical your propaganda would have on the day is not to bo explained. It may of shoes involves needless Into It sooner or later, and the sooner mo, on one occasion even naming American for I styles work in Brit- people, think the sort tables, stuffed green peppers, fruit be that commanders have and the better," I replied. gome of the men highest tho of things you are would lust salad, coffee. military ties up large amounts of capital seemed to take him and army. talking cheese, not chosen the day as one My positiveness ish government make them laugh. But if you get FRIDAY. consciously und materials. He asks that in tho aback for a moment. "Why do you of Hate" had not the of com- Llssauer's "Hymn someining circulated, why not try the Menus Breakfast Plums, creamed codfish, propitious for beginning general plan for conservation In think that?" he demanded. vet "lott strafe Eng- Congressional I Loyalty tht ,u.,r.n,,ur. it'H nnr war. and we can t ben written; Record? wouldn't boiled potatoes, coffee. bat or looked upon it as promising a industry the retailers of shoes land" had not yet become the Ger- even orter that suggestion if I give hold our heads after It's overif we of Dr. thought Lunch Egg croquettes, lima beans, outcome. Nevertheless a whole-hearte- d up man But through all there wag the a favorable in reduc- and ana battlecry. slightest chance that raspberries. been let England trance itussia explanation of the German any one in America would take 'great many battles have fought ing the variety and amount of Btock our battles for us. As it stands Rumely's of your and August menus must have Dinner Broiled mackerel baked fight purpose In the war ran the thread cnoris seriously, hut such as it is you 3uly potatoes, creamed on Sunday, and, more frequently than which they have heretofore carried. now. we get all the benefits arid take for are for the latest decree of peas and carrots, We are a first class hatred of and contempt England welcome to it." proper regard cucumber and pimento salad, peach not, it has been a Sunday In summer, There is no of to none of the risk. since become the dominant I had to to doctor the food administration which limits intention, tourse, we. will sink to tne po-iii- that has explain the that shortcake, coffee. because of the nation now; all Gorman utterances. For if I could of a Sunday remembered interfere with the disposal of stocks t a class nower If we note in get a German member the use of cane (granulated) sugar to SATURDAY , Q4,nl had nothing but pity. Poor congress to into the hent and the portentous rumors that now on hand or with those that have do not take a hand in the destruction France he read Congression- three pounds a month for each pep Breakfast Canteloupes, boiled rica ' France! She had been standing still al Record whatever German flew over the land with the quickness been ordered for of Germany! ahead. "explan- son. ' with milk and berries, rye toast cof- the full season in a breath. while Germany had forged ations" he had to offer, it could then fee. of light. accordance with Dr. Rumely drew long crime she was not be circulated of hot weather many, persons the recommendations Then he leaned forward, pointed his That was her free postage. The idea During Lun;h Bran biscuits, creamed on- One such battle that a great many of the commercial board. the most "progressive." of making the United States govern- abandon the use of hot beverages at sliced economy fore finger at me, and with tho ment ions, peaches. still remember was the first Such stocks be excuumea: "Germany wants the freedom of spread German propaganda free meal time and' that habit will prdve Dirtncr Cream of peas soupj ham- pcoplo may sold in the ordi- impressive emphastB of to him. He thank- battle of Bull Run. It was fought course of "Germany is going to win this war!" seas." he declared. charge appealed a sugar saver. burger steak, buttered beets, baking nary business. America!" I I ask. ed mo for the suggestion and I said ago, a coincindcnce "Then God help ejacu "What, In stopping her?" On the other hand there is a great- powder loaf bread, frozen custard, years lated. "If that is true, we snail nave Gcrmnn good night. coffee. should fall on Perfect logfe, As 1 1 increased Use of fruit requiring' that the date, July 21, MORE GElblAN SHIPS. to heirin ureparing now to flgnt lor German logic! If you own 8 stepped out into the street ly ' Perfect looked Sunday this year as it did when the all we have and are." must kill somebody! at my watch. It was after two sugar. EffiEED , gun you com-mer- o'clock 1 "MEAN HOUSES south were for Tho American has' Dr. Rumely smiled mauigenuy declared German in the morning. As walked Adults should teach themselves and , north and fighting flag been raised in When he eastward Central over though I were one of his pupils was being stifled I asked him toward the Illinois children' to use all fresh fruit's with 'MEAN HE. SAYS what they both believed to be right. tho first of eight former German 1" station 1 somewhere off in the MEN," need of instruction. to explain how Germany had risen heard, little or no sugar, thus saving the The German offensive, which has steamers which were seized some time "Germany Will Win. from maritime insignif- fastnesses of tne "Loop," a chorus ol I Hnn't understand the war twenty yearn male voices precious sweetening and cultivating Trraa turned into an allied offensive with ago by the Uruguayan government. icance to the position nf second mar- singing "Dcutschland, of foods in their (Aaocilfd f'orrMpnndcnce.l most Americans do," Deutschland ueber Allcs." 1 to the habit eating Portland, Ore., 21. "Mean the Germans in retreat, was started This is the Artigas, once known as the any better than itime power of the world. He changed began natural flavors without unnatural ac- July he said soothingly. that I boingan wonder whether 1 had not. been ucr- - houses breed mean men," declared last Sunday. It is not beyond proba- Wicgund, a vessel of 8,800 deadweight .. i It Is a war be the subiect. saving companiments. , town ,.i .,.!,.,..,!, thnt could not untirrsianu haps a little (too Bure tnat nobody Is Thomas Adams, planning expert on in tons. The civilizations that American, ex- The ban against meat slightly for who bility that the battle going other German ships that tween two opposing he said. must, would take German propaganda seri- conserve the Canadian government, cannot exist on one things. Germany, Here were these raised but the need to wheat came here to address the common- France will be written in history as will shortly follow tho Artigas Into the both pianui, Her birth rate was increasing, ously. fellows, now, sweet is us as with cnsidorable heat. It pand. bor- the tall of and (sugar) urgent wealth conference and to look into the crucial, if not the decisive, one of merchant marine of the United States retorted, m her population pressing upon her celebrating Liege, perhaps. ever. is not a war of governments u room in which to American born, likely. Mora than Portland's housing problem, rendered to increases ders. She needed , SUNDAY. the war. It is not improbable that the new tonnage thereof by war of gods. It is a war between tne once, 1 haven't a. of Ger- acute by the of finding v.ui-ma- though drop . necessity 62,000. iron ino niakfast Chilled canteloupe, corn day may be, In times to come a day nd of brass and 'nai B,,"V:hy has emigration from Oct man blood in my veini und only a homes for shipbuilders. and the spiritual God school cakes with maple sirup, coffee. af- to be remembered. By the terms of the contract en- worship ceased for twenty high smattering of the lan- rice "If your city plans to stand still of free men. It must be settled here many practically croweded at guage, 1 had Joined German' frienus Ilnncr Stewed chicken with ter tho war, then all means build What ministers in churches may do tered Into with the Uruguayan govern- materialistic vcars if her people are so and buttered beets, bar- by and now whether the That was another at. a kotiiniers or a turnfest in singing young peas, shacks," continued Mr. Adams, "but will not to win battles, but will ment, the United States Shipping rnnrention of life or mo spiinuai home?" f asked. ley gems, cucumbers and tomato help I which, las an American. I couia "Dcuttchland uebcr Alios" and If you plan to go ahead, build per- to the at home, Emergency Fleet shall triumph. That is why say it thing of harm- salad, fresh cherry pie, rice flour serve to at- give courage people corporation has not be expected to understand. thought nothing it. It was a manent homes, they will on hereaf- to allocate all Is our war." Dr. less Uit of sentiment bosides, it went crust, coffee. tract the kind of workers Industries und this day every Sunday agreed eight ships or "That Is the whole trouble, -- molded cereal with Dr. Rumely smiled, patronizingly. "You Americans to a tunc familiar from childhood as Sulcr Cold need, will them better satisfied ter America will not forgot the men their tonnage equivalent to war trade in,-o- n mill win." he reDeated, ut Rumely went on. checsb and keep The Eng- that of our most hymns. But fresh blackberries, cottage and will result In better in the trenches who are killing the with that country. The the words slowly and with unc do not understand Germany. stirring nut sandwiches, ice tea, honey cook- production agreement tering been this country with was it all sentiment? I began to won- and a better community." also the tion, as though tne tnougiu wc. lish have filling ies. enemy with guns that the nation and provides that United State? can de for years and you der. " In connection with his trip, Mr. nleasing to him. "Nothing their propaganda Consults MONDAY. Adams use In his the religion of the nation may live. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet cor- feat her. She has been preparing lor think they are right In whatever they Old Friends. lircakfast and cream gathered data for sub-chart- Americans are A man whom I knew as American Raspberries In poration, as head charterer, er war for years, uermany do Tho result Is thut work, Canada, where, particularly may this forty ... Now, Ger- born, of American rice omelet, rye toast, coffee. In B. the for ADVICE TO KOIiDUHlS. four of the steamers to has been ana crowueu all taking the English side. parents', had just Baked cauliflower an(' Vancouver, C, necessity IjOYAIi the cramped zealous to a fair hearing, Is revealed himself to me as a German. Lunch additional housing facilities British and kept from expanding by many is entitled cheese, lettuce salad, apricots. securing government. iinrmunv is irreater Might there not be millions like him'; southern Is urgent, he declared. Two things The .advocate general of the 1 DinnerCreamed chicken, Judge Officials of the shipping board ex- her enemies, and she will expand Bh"England." he explained. "England It was inconceivable to me yet. did new cab must be kept in mind, he said, in the council of national defense, than stra ts and not to spoon bread, string beans, out the army, press satisfaction at the and take her place as tne great iuw controls all the strategic get sleep easily. tapioca, coffee. working ..housing problem: - world The went to bage salad, pineapple is the American Red Cross and the of the of Europe.- Nothing can stop her. waterways of the Gibraltar, next day I an old and TUESDAY. First, that what' work done must Uruguayan government in the from bis the Suez canal, wise I told in detail , not war second, American Bar association are working He drew a mass of papers the English channel, very friend. him BH'afcfnHt and cream, hamper operations; steps which have resulted in bringing were letters Malacca." He named of my conversation of the be- Bananas that whenever conditions to establish a inside pocket. There the Straits of one evening uncooked scrambled eggs, bar-la- penult together complete sys the former German steamers under with German postage stamps upon dozen more. "It is not right that fore. "Curious, isn't it .that a man like cereal, dwellings must be built, with an eye to Pie-ve- coffee. tem for giving free legal andf business American documents in the should the Power to should such an obses- biscuit, the future and reconstruction that will the flag. them and other nation have from Rumely get Lunch Sardine salad, cornbread, advice to men of the armed service German the commerce ,pf the world sion," hes aid. But he didn't think he follow the war. The people of the United States will language. on J other blackberries, tea. families. l have many friends the moving where It pleases." could do any harm. He felt, as I did, with On a recent trip to England, Mr. and their express a like satisfaction. of them are any com- Dinner Round steak, stuffed side," he said. "Some "Has England ever stopped that there could be no possible cheese Adams noted that the government Jn a majority of states lawyers are In Ho mentioned going where they and onions, creamed asparagus, there is struct- men high position." were German ships from promise between, the American beet sliced cof- building permanent being organized )ia legal committees MORE several names and titles which nlensetl ?" I asked. . German ideals, and that the American and salad, peaches, ures of wood and brick, which it Is ABOUT FLYING. I, do not a fee. by the stato councils of defense with unfamlltar to me and which "No, but she coujd. She has great people must instinctively see (that renting, out not selling ,to tho work- remember. One of them, only, has eoalln .stations all over Ger- yVEDNESDAY. ers. ' the aid of the state bar associations. One morning in June a of later navy, with such and remain unmoved, whatever Breakfast and milk, squadron stuck in my memory, because the world. No nation ca.n keep many attempt in the way of Hominy grits These legal committees are making flying officer of the British all name of Dr. vri some exercising might corn muffins, red raspberries, soffee. royal association, the power without day propaganda. . new SAXON SOCIALISTS Schulze-Gaevernlt- "I the most I.iincli Creamed tuna fish, special efforts to sec each man about force In France was due to leave' for have - I had whenever 1 . n,iontlnl informa- n n vi urn a fin uneasy thoughts potatoes, sliced pineapple. to enter service for the purpose of England before lunch. Heavy clouds 1I11IIUI lull. ,.a the I Conceded .tnai turned the subject over in my mind. cheese . LOSE IN WAR tion here," he said, indicating as u"""'fair treatment as some to men Dinner Tomato cream soup, 20,000 helping him to set his affairs in order and rain seemed to forbid a last blow am that titled to exactly Finally I wrote leiters with boiled eggs, documents. "I really surprised was or any other nxi. whom I to bo Just as souffle, spinach The of the at the but understand the German Belgium knew genuinely rice flour crust, coffee. ( Aftanclnted personnel legal advisory enemy, after breakfast the you do not . picking "P apricot tarts, Vrm CorreaponflMM'.) do. Let rne "Mv friends," he said, American as I was, men who could THURSDAY. no. boards established at the time the weather cleared, and at 9:40 the ma- situation better than you of papers, "arc sure that have no with the Copenhagen, June At the first, will win why the package under- possible sympathy, Breakfast French cherries, hom- of thev Saxon social first draft questionnaire was chine left the aerodrome. tell you why Germany if the people of America really German viewpoint. I suggested that wartime congress inaugu it is of the highest importance for won 1 iny muffins,- eggs, coffee. democratic party, Chairman Slnder-man- n German war alms they be to combat nut-brea- rated are forming the nucleus of this Eighteen minutes after the officer to win." stood in an organization formed Kricd eRK rice, d lost Germany more sympathy with Germany German in form Iiiinrli plant, stated that the party had met five be glad to hear the ?h.H correct propaganda whatever sandwiches. ; . members in organization. enemy scouts and a two-- "I shall very war W- - are "Ot getting show head and a little and raisin 20.000 while 70,000 were German defense." I replied, smiling. The British it might Its Dinner Mutton stew with 'vege the army. In several states legal committees seater. He promptly shot down two solely news from the other side. of the creature was beginning to be scouts I cannot attempt, writing back everything are using the legal hand books pre- crashed and tho pilots of to a detailed ver- censors are visible above the camouflage. . My from memory, give to Germany The of- pared for them by the state legal com- two others so lost their heads that of Dr. Rnmely's explana- favorable Assorted friends some of them hold high batim report ob- Press fs Now,, see need or the mittees not their machines collided ,' tion of the German war aims and the real fice could not the presenting only federal and both of view. the exclusive right to obtain as I that r. point t on darker. They felt, had felt, but state law the of smashed In mid-ai- Then the jects and the German for distribt affecting rights airman The substance of what news from Germany Germany could offer nothing to the two-seate- r, My ,'rieKnd8 h'"k. soldiers, sailors, and their dependents. attacked the thus destroy in the Union League club, in this country. conces- American people that would not be that night In- would be a. very In states which have not yet organ- ing five out of the six enemy in Chicago, however, has remained that about recognized instantly as having "Made of my mind. sion. What do you think In on it. ised local legal commVtteds the legal delibly in the recesses do with this ltj Germany" stamped ATTENTION event, revelation after "What would you "Have you got the German spy hys- boards as- . to Event after asked. advisory and the local bar Returning his aerodrome the of in the course of four years after you get it?" I teria. .too?' one friend wrote me. So sociations revelation, "I would sell K to the American are offering their services ficer took an early luncheon and left of war, has added tts confirmation 0 be little did we reckon the possibilities of ne he said. "It ought far-o- free to soldiers, sailors and their for Just before noon. of the accuracy of the information newspapers." German in those ff England ,. .v, toM 4.ofnr me. Uer- - for it would be authen- propaganda II1VU .c. very valuable, days of 1914! till. were obscure or tic and official." Buick wa not man objectives that as solemnly as I could But I convinced, and it was Prospects XtRSIXG THE NICKEL. doubtful even to tne wen iuw"' As gently and not before I was to learn a he I told the doctor a few rudimentary long great Tin: nusn PROGRAM. until two or three years later, buslnose. I deal more about German propaganda Comic artists have gone out of the out on that night of Septem- facts about the newspaper and Its methods. have a of Buick Sixes on pointed have occurred tried to make him see that the war We carload Tho British government has done way to make Bport of fellows who are ber. 1914. Events that newspapers (In his next articlo Mr. Stockbrldge the few weeks prove that was already costing the 25th something to improve the crude hope- not free with their within last could possibly get will tell how the project of buying the the road due to arrive here about the money. ns long ago as the night I am speak- far rnone than they Mall in the of Ger- lessness of Lord Curzon'g speech on They call them "nickel confidence of out of It. and was going to cost them Evening interest nurscrs.'. ing of he was in the, of eager many was developed by Dr. Rumely.) of This is; .the first shipment of Ireland, but it cannot claim to have The "good fellow" is men who shared the innermost secrets still more; that instead being July. spendthrift to tor more news, tven emerged from the past year's work given a niche several of the German authorities. spend money were Buick' Cars we have had in four months, degrees higher Ills Dream ol Empire. "German oftclal' news, they with uny credit. Tho best feature In than that upon ,which ago mat where they could SWEDEN SUFFERS BY they place the It was only a few months looking for places ' and will be the last we will have - shipment ' to . the recent debate was the prime min- "nickel nurser." President Wilson first- made clear cut off expenses, WAR F0OO SHORTAGE ister's refusal to abandon the main In purpose to es- "That is what I want advice about, the This Carload real life, It doesn't work out that the world Germany's Dr. experience in before advance in price; sec- tablish an of Mittleuropa. he said. "You have had lines of his policy and the chief way. empire about E-45- in de- would you go (AeeiK-late- . -5 Rumely described this purpose such things. How Preea Correspondence.) contains three Passenger Touring retary's recognition that his first duty Usually the "nickel nurser" has me before. Indeed, it to Influence public opinion in Amer- Salt Lake City, Utah, July 21. tail to three years - E-49- was "to rescue the liberties of the money when - i .. i tuia nnvnnHft. of an em- ica in favor ot Germany?" Conditions in Sweden are as Cars -7 that proverbial ratnv ji ot pictured and one Passenger Touring of Belgian coast Tho cat was out the bag! An- E-45- great majority moderate Irishmen day rolls round. He owns his home. pire stretching from the to me with a anything but pleasant by A. P. -5 s. "If you to come Car. The , on the from the license and terrorism of the He educates his on the North ea to tne we! "I derson, of tho Mormon mis- present price children. He has i .....i nrh,i-itm- l objectives ot proposition to. do that," I replied, president extremists." as IIIB rem nil" H ...... u 'conditions to sion in to the Mor- Cars is $1,425.00 f.o.b. something laid by for Liberty Loan the German government. He 'did not ""'.111 BL.IJ.UIttlO Sweden, writing Passenger Touting Mr. some mobil na with. you should deposit mon .Under E-49- Hhortt has already given and" Thrift Stamp investments." Is attribute the war to Russian begin First, church authorities, here -7, It a reasonable sunv-t- Hi !...... and $1,675.(X) on the practical proof that be means to carry seldom that nickel tion, as was the tasnion us coun- date of May SI. President Anderson Albuquerque, a nurser's widow the rmar lars to my credit in some good out this elementary duty. His speech has to in among apologists for treaties don t says that the effects of the war are Cars. take washing to support the and declared try where extradition Passenger Touring in an almost situation bht boldly frankly thttor like Then yon should being keenly felt in Sweden, and that impossible children after their daddy ha passed had merely been waiting; run, Honduras. a was to score Germany could real- furnish me an armed guard and the people generally are existing on a Buick Car !; sufficiently convincing away. the time to come when she so when If you anticipate buying success. of "freedom of the complete set of disguises, the cheapst kinds ot food, which, he a distinct parliamentary ize her dream tha would, war is . over, now is the time to route to InuUt- - the time came, as it assuredly is , in considerable before the He can hardly fare worse thun his Distributed. seas" and "a free getaway be- ads, resulting First Recipes will never give up Bel- when I had to make my sickness. , order and save money. , Is obvious Seattle, Wash.. . 21. "Germany I would, have a rea- place your predecessors, and there July During - tween two . Anderson that In he declared. days. It. President says these f6ur cars. Call on us at as is con the past college year the homo econ- gium," pa- sonable chance of making In other Malmo disease has started c6mes gets anxiety, so' far parliament was a 'scrap ot a peculiar . omics department of the University "Then it only words, what you are asking can't be and" order with deposit, cerned, to give him every possible I The suggestion Is which is spreading throughout the once place your of Washington, has sent out 1,128,000 per?'" interposed. done, and the man whp tries it on v seemed to him. country, causing ulcerations of tha Fuick before the advance in chance. conservation for dis- anger to find himself in trouble.' , and get your recipes general Just another American going son stomach,' brought on,, the doctors Bay, The most Impressive speech was tribution through agencies. "You are - I am neither a prophet nor the Idealist!" he. exclaimed.- "America events have by eating unquitable food'; The food price. that of Sir Edward Carson, who had weak cannot ob- of a prophet, hut proved referred to is the Swedish sweet tur- Anil Women. Knit Sacks. must learn that the that I was right. Tha doctor wanted the Immense advantage of surveying N'enana, Alaska, June 13 struct the progress of the strong. to know was so positive. nip. (by mall). , . vhy I on of An- the chaos In Ireland from a position Mrs. Anastlna 80 When a nation achieves the greatness t, . t. . QKlntf taii want tn Eggs, the date President Rothonburg, years IS .to taite derson's letter,, were, ,fr't of rigid consistency. The most signifi old,, has completed twelve pairs of of Gerrtianjt-.- lt her. right make the American people believ in quoted It could - cents each, and fresh meats at nearly was the socks for the soldiers and taken out what. she requires. Belgium is something- they; cannot believe in cant speech, perhaps, pas lay letting a A personal acquaintance , : i to knit more. . ..,.... ; have saved herself merely and remain Americans," ald. "you I) pound.. vw yarn Bel-glu- m i sold '' y" l donate outburst of Sir Mark Syket, the German army through. Now. want them to believe that a nation of President Anderson had. Just "Two-Bit- ", he waq still retueej to re.aUgg (hat this Sola U Red Cro Club, muBl take the consequences fhat that tears up treaties and Invades a a cow tor slaughter, writes,

7. .;' 1! Motnmg Journal, Sunday, 21," 1918 FIVE AlBuquerque ' July r " " ' " "

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LOST, FOR BME FOR SALE STREET '.IFOR SALE We have a new Washing Ma- ILL $2,000. frame, modern, 2 'small me close hn chine for $8.50. Remember we I Five-roo- fur- Santa Crux. sleeping porches, completely frame cottage in High- want to buy your old furniture. LOST Pair spectacles; Calif., nished, suitable 2 house on reward. Box 2 care Journ for families, with bath and land on car line. Fifty foot lot, Si Ets3cnffi cover, Apply rents for $30.00 For sic, mi per 8rd 4 e. sidewalks, garage, and al. - month; only blocks from post-offic- outbuildings The Star Furniture Co. ONE ward; i . good $2,000; easy terms. OF DULLEST $2,6UO. If ,ytu want a small neighbors; STOLEN. frame, bath etc, home I'honc 409 118 West Gold sleeping porch, fine shade trees, ce- close In It will pay you to see this. Four rooms and bath, large glazed T1 1 ELO K ment biock CO. PM lrnm nnmh,.i In i,U mnna garage, good barn; com- The price is right. See TEMTOH S and screened sleeping porch. Four 1 of Albuquerque, double set new heavy pletely furnished; 4ih. ward. FERfc IXSI RAXCK AGF.XTS , blocks from West Central. Close DAYS III MONTHS leather barmen, chain ends. The Antl-Thl- $2,300, shingle bungalow, FOH SALE adobe Association of 100 rcently organised with of- - modern, built-i- n features, hardwood Ll. CO. TlilrU niiil Gold in. Some cash and $19 per month ... V ItlU U,,,,.l. rn.t,..l ...u.,.,,, house, With on lilt.l floors, glassed sleeping porcb, REAL ESTATE, FIRE will handle. It will pay you to sleeping porch, Offers $too reward for the recovery of the garage; 4th. ward. INSURANCE, lot containing fruit trees, ber- ana ion i Investigate. Owner leaving town, property lor inrormat leauing $2,800. stuccoed LOANS. A lh ehnulctton of the 'thlni-e- bungalow in and will sacrifice. See National ries, grapes, etc, nice home to stolen! with University Heights, modern, Art-plac- e. Phone Ut. 216 West Gold. for small CHAS. Transactions Total Only 140, are requested list all property 6 rooms, porches, good locatldn. Investment Co., 102 North Third. a family. the Association. ., ? Old N. M. $5,fi00. .2 story brick res- FOR REM Price only $2,20(1; good terms; it is MANX. Albuquerque. 000 Shares; Speculative idence, steam heat, lot 100x142, Dwelling a snap. CHIROPODIST, . 4th, ward. Issues, Lifted 3 to 4 Points; Aortn. R. MoCt.tWHAN CALLOUSES . with- $3,000. stuccoed CORNS AND removed bungalow, Full RENT Five-ruu- fl W. Hold, tltnna (07. In- modern, hardwood "'"TaTTr htius .RENT Rails Are Ignored, out pain. No soreness after removing.- floors, garage; modern. 919 North Fire nd Auto Insurance. Notary Public FOR FOR SALE grown nails cured. Arch supporters made to Highlands, close in. Three-rou- Good Wall the 2 Tents, fit your feet. ('. E. Chase, D. C, 308 puh kkai' ..v. by Underwood Typewriter " J ,j West Central. Phone CH4. A. house; porch. Inuuire i:ina v.... v. 2 week or by the month. JOURNAL SeBCIAL IB.SIO WIRSI FLEHOTE1 I j Q nettinu, FOR RJSJTl Style No. 4, In first class (SV yORNINV Roomi. 79 New York, July 20. Trading In Ami Estate, Insurance). Lotas TELEPHONE Cheap. .stocks today scarcely warranted 111 South Fourth North Third. Modern, in . Norttf. tended the Closing prices: ttrt First. .... "" THE ECONOMIST descriptions, transactions RBNT-Mod- era . Corn Aug., Sept., HENT-Two-r- rurm.n.o no totalling 140,000 shares. Specialties tl.50: $1.51. :OR onn, rooms; Oats Aug., Sept.. 68 e. HELP WANTED. furni;i,e"dW,eT , u sua west Central. FOR SALE Miscellaneous. under professional direction contrib- 69c: sleeping porch; shade. i inn wir. . Purk ,4.!i.45. iouir., rwn wo PROFESSIONAL CARDS. uted more than their usual propor-- July, $45.40; Sept.. Male. Second. KtJl-t- furnished. luoms and tlon. July, $26.12; Sept.. $26.20. aleeHug punh. inquire I'la West, oronlie. WANTED A man nT SAL.E 2403-F2- . .. ATTORNEYS Kibs July, $24.45; Sept.. $24.75. woFk on the South. FOR ruK Alfalfa. PBone .Such speculative Issues as Sumatra 1!. J. Strong. (aim. FOR RENT-T- wo BNT nooma era o, eei, r Tobacco and Alcohol were .. fumtsheo houses, four no FOR SALE Good bicycle, cheap, puluce IOUN W. ffuio.1 Industrial WRITE-,- ana "ve rooms, 403 4UT ratea; sick; over UuiUun llule PRonrcfc. Angeles V M C. A. and South Seventl store. Dint Company. .1 attorney lifted thret to four points. Tobacco niic.u'o Auto School. also two four-roo- Rooms 17 and train lor service. unfurnished houses ut FOR SALE check II, la, Cromwell allaiug Products and DlHtilleries one to one 409 and 411 South Sevenih. FOR R BINT Large, well Pruteutngraph pruiectoi Phone 1171 20. Market WANTED-T- wu Apply at 214 ventilated bed goou ns new at imir Phone bS?. and a half and the local transactions Chicago, July Butter waiters, or waitresses, ci ueet. price. Vi P 43 c. perlenced. White ... . lW-W- . Phone lo.wer. 38 vr... r.., -- uo FOR SALE t, us as new, ROOKY a HODEY , . about a point each. Creamery. .. Iluby's good 11,-39- 8 Second. .. 1 7 United States Stoel rose the better Eggs Market lower. Receipts "" UtghtunoB. FOR RENT Phone T. or cull at ":'4 South Second. Attorneys al Iw 37 38c; WA.NTBU Exue'rieiieed Three furnished room. Suite I, Law Library Bnlldln part of a point at one time. Other cases, Firsts, .ordinary mull tor milk hous' rJK RBNT - Dealrama light MottseUeeplng. fr Kult SALE Two Singei sewing machines, in- . 'i'roiB, eaoa.ra 107 South Uecond or were at cases work. Aoulv n,.7'.' " llENTIMTH steels equally irregular and cop- firsts, 34V43;ic; mark, oottaga, rnone I13a-- J. Phone 176. cheap and other household goods. 315 34 3714c. . Fourth, Wn pers, motors and oils were only oc- cluded. fOR RENT FwrnffSeT" Ta.'rWm Norlh Sixth. OR. S. M. KRAFT Pfttatoes l.oWer. 50 cflrs. WA.VIi.l-- cottage RIO ORANDH HOTBb Rooms and - ReceiptB A panner. either i, with 1C21 apart- UK SALE one Koch Deatal casionally quoted. 5 . lady or .leeplng purch. South Walur. t whito enameled bur. Sorgeea $5.1 5.40; m .7 Mrs. Itlohard Aooma i, Hails were asain Ignored. Virginia barrel cobblers, gu paying hulnw; g cash FOR m 'Tt'i'"drn""?u"rhsileU Vest, Proprltresa. Iier chair and one mirror, 48x51. Address Barnett Building Pleas IM Missouri and Ohio, required. jOldres. liox 4 742. Noteworthy changes In the bank Kansas, Illinois, ,, journal. house. IKitO south Arnn. Box Wlnslow. Arl. Appolntmshts Made by Mall Me"h Phone lsr,4.J. FOH RENT One room statement Included a decrease of $2.60fn2.76; Kentucky cobblers, $2.75 WANTED tV run'on'"Sa"nta'"re-t"r7l- light, airy and sleep. S.M.E mot- B. F. COPP .. ' new. PCJR BBNTFour-rooi- houTe" two" glB,B"3 ... limn 'tlt Four cylinder Henderson ' $178,000,000 in actual loans dis- (M.00. a. ,,. see T. h.v., iiouseaovping. ic.jii with In Will Deatlsl and McCngUe, ciru rvaier pnio. S14. HJ2-- J 1317 orcycle good running condition. lower. Fowls, 28c; Fre.l Harvey News '" pmiiCT, Phono light Xorth First, noose-- e Mailal counts. Poultry Alive, Agency at UcpoL RNT-rhre-ru- om sell cheap. 413 North Second. Hulldlng rOH furnished eettage." iMpfiitiAi. cTen 34c. WAMfclJ ' hboMsCjJi?; PHYSH'IAWSARO Bonds were steady. Total sales, springs, Carpenter, to 15 Ma m r. t . SALE SURUKQWS par per dayT. nroauway. J'hone DH-- . rtttf. h n or ... Fim Complete pack outfit for sale " Laborera la r.u m ft u, ..L ... . 'uh'i. ... woo.wortn a. W, T. MI'RPlTv, M. " value, aggregated $1.75,000. ora FORnRXT-ir'our-r.w- i. H.rrU.. v,"r cheap. Just the thing for a hunter or pros- tJ. PRODUCE. tor Oklahoma at 110 Inmlern bungah.w. n..i viurai. United State bonds, old Issues, were KANSAS CitT M, once.,JSmploymint E L. Sillltn. New Mex. Prarllra l imited to Tuberrulosls ,t, n T' hi .I ar. on roum waiter. Apply 10s South Waller F()Tl ItRNT Large front. pector Head, Rita, Wright on call Uolrooni, modern - unchanged for the week. FUH HUNT hath ROOf- fAINT building; apposite BoStofflce. tlfflce hours, American : 67 20. Butter, eggs WANTED v,,ung nun to work in (Furnished house, three roame private entrance, adjoining. 4u7 10 to 13 a. m., 2 to 3 m. Beet Sugar Kansas City, July Trading and North Mo per gallon. Roofs under oar ears will p. phone, office . tore to learn business and work Ad- aleeplng porch. fjj.COj water Fifth sireot. Prlvaio family. mi-w- ; residence 3S7.J. American. Can 47 and poultry unchanged. up 406 paid Improve from year to year. Wi can put on H dress City P. t). Inquire South High. FOR American Smelttnfr & Refining. Potatoes Steady; $2.50. B,,.n;s. RENT Very deslruble room with a new roof that will Jaet as long as the I'R. MARUARKT U. CARTWRI1JU1 FOR RBNT Three-roo- for . Uol-- American Tel. & Tel 9fi WANTKU Teacher for furnlehed house aleeplng porch light housekeeping. Also building. The Mancano Oo, Pbons Practice te OaU-etre- manual trulnlng . limited women's aai and an all with jion-li- - "he bedroom. 1W West Central. 8L'4D. iio American Zinc 19- - NEW 1'ORK MONEY. round mechanic. Hlo Orande sleeping $16 month; wale- Phone South Walnut. IHisssbs Industrial ni:a 1121 R. Central i Anaconda Copper 67 .School, box 0!ii City. pain. rioutn Walter. FOR RENT Nicely .'iimisned out. Id. rooms Fort SALE One number one driving horse. Paone 171, AiSueuereae, n. WANTEDS i ew trrree-ruo- by tlx week of also 1050 iH r. naireW Atchison S5H New York, July 20. Mercantile By'",,f "is Tr'lS'yearTTf noii uottage furn- month; furnished room weight lbs.; one horse, weight 0 lbs. Till Baltimore & :Ohlo 54 who can drive Ford car ished. Sleeping porches. Huo South High for light housekeeping. KlmS Bout, eoruer one runubout; ono light saddle; one lady's Practlie limited to stye, 'iar, Nftae unchanged; sterling, unchanged. muet ha itrotig ree f irst ana aJ Butte & 29 Apply Wet Wash I .nun. let, )., . v.....l. Cltyjltealty Co. Phone 776. Tjj.rae. saddle; two single hurness, ono heavy. 020 .. rtlROAT Superior Bar silver and Mexican dollars, FOR KENT FOR " Office Hour. 11 ia California Petroleum 19 ' ' Broadway. Modern bungalow 'three r.Tmi RUNT Nice cool bedrooms, also sleep North Second. ll ui with large all no tats National Bank Rulldln Canadian Pacific 1 4 8 MhN Age 1? to 45. Rperlence sleeping porch, furnished. ing porch; modern, conveniences; iSRlE carbon root petai sua root cement uiinecesHary. Phone U2S East Central. children, no aick; gentlemen 601 UR. SARAH COKHSI Central Leather C8 COTTON. Travel; make lecret Investigations, re- 67!.jjnqlre preferred. stops leaks; lasts five years. Uas Devoe NEW YORK tOR BENT Modern furnished "on North Eleventh. Phone 350. floor J.p-a-la- Practice Limited to & Ohio 66 port Kalnrles; expenses. American Kur-lg- - flat "Bast ready paint, paint. Valspar, Children. Chesapeake Detective feniral car fin- Office Jtooms 1 and 1. Mil. & 41 Agency, 600 tl. Uom,. line, convenient 10 sanator- mohttir top and Beat dressing. Motor oar Wright tiag Chicago, St. Paul 20. Cotton ium!. Thnxton Co., Third InM Bonu cold he Fourth and Gold. New York, July futures WANTKD Bookkeeper-stenogruphe- and ish, water kalsomlne. njrfl satisfied. Chino Copper 40 Thor-oug- h .. Route I P. m. to m. closed steady. July. $28.50; Oct., of FOR RENT Furnished FOR RBNT Furnished room Thos. F. Keleher. 40$ W. Central. Phone 4e. t p. Colorado Fuel & Iron 47 knowledge bookkeeping coiug modern 411 Waat Resldencs Phone 107a. Office Phone Ml . - v .esent;;;. glaased porches; car Crucible Steel 60 $25.27; Dec. $24.69; Jan., $24.40; eXOert stennffrmiti n,.. .rMunci. University lines no sick, no ohlldren. $24.32. al Phone 81, mornings. 1B24 Baat Central. HOtilKTIKh." Cuba Cane 31 March, opportunity for right poison. Writ fully. FOR RKNT'l.lMHnTshVd'rooin (oTone or two Sugar FO'n RNT Housr in illghlands. four FOR SALB K M l HTH OF f a. Erie . 15 ladlei, but no sick. 80? Writ fluid, ONE OI.IMBi MARKETS. room bungalow. furnUhe.l: In Centrifugal pump and n. . Alhunnerque Comicll No. Ml Great C'tfs 32 LIVESTOCK WANTKI Young man or yuunn wuman giatsed FOR RENT Nicely "furorsXiia r"ntronr "bed motor.'WIth Northern Ore sleeping porch; also garage. Call 1207 East presaure control. Ap- Meets first and third Tuesdaya at I p. 'Chicago livestock. with lome office or bank' room; olosa In. Pbon 14II-J- . 101 Bouth D. care In B, Great Northern pfd 90 experience, ?tntral. ply Weinman, Economist, School hall on North Sixth Street. M 20. Cattle with unU ma- .... Fifth, K-- 53 Chicago, July Receipts typumitpp adding T. Murphy,, G. . Sot Inspiration Copper to chine. Good residence West Lssd. 3,000. Compared with ago good place with excellent General. ''OH KENT Furnished C L. F. 17H4 Int. Mer. Marine Pfd. Ctfs 98 V4 proapecta room, for light Hlbsra, " S. residence Boutk best steers 25c com- fur fldvanrt-menl- P. O. Box CM, KI Coal atova and 724 Hroadwar. Kennecott mostly higher; Paso, FOR RENT Five-roo- housekeeping. gas. Copper 33, mon cattle Texae,- modern frame. Dr Second, - I,ouisvllle & Nashvillo 10" Vi and butcher anywhere Burton, Hiirnett Bldg. '2lh WANTED Miscellaneous. from 25c to $1 lower; light, grassy WANTED Few good men who will Invest FOR RENT Two rooms ror Itgbt housekeep. FOR SALE Mexican Petroleum 100 FOR RENT Eight-roo- for rouTtr and hardest veal calves 25c to 50c J:0 ur more eui'h In anU work house, suitable Ing. .(.'ounado Apartmenta and furnished SPECIAL made io Exf Miami Copjier 30 hit; enterprise two partmen'. Phone 61 J. ia:e. plculo and fishing In the business at gmni from rooms. 418 South Second. parties. Call 158.1-- i 23 higher; stockcrs and feeders steady. salary. Income n"lll"TuTeV. Missouri Pacific Investment and amounta to FOR BENT Model rooms. 64 nalarf Interest FOR RENT Rooms With slceiong porehee, WANTED If you need a oarpent7r7Taii J. Montana Power t, Some, furnished. W. If. J0C Ing and profltnlile about $200 McMllllon, hot and cold 1st S. Viione lr,95-J- . I'OR SALE-- S. C. I. Reds. Best In New York Central 72 Kansas C?it.y Livestock. ,of West Gold. water, clo taIHe board. Durling. I. state. Re- per monlh. AdilreHS A. A., care Journal. Cosa de Oro 013 West Gold. Slock, eggs, and chicks. C. p. 23$ . 20. Cattle WANTED Good .barft Hay Northern Pacific 87 Kansas City, July FOR RENT In near worxing boy wants North HARNESS MAKHKS To those mit now highlands University FOR RENT Furnished work. S, M., High. Pennsylvania 43 ceipts 1,000. Market steady. Prime car new for housekeeping, Address, care Journal. fi employed upon Govcrnmunt conlraotR we line modern furnished one room wltb alx Consolidated 24 steers, $17.25 18.10; western steers, Call A. large windows, upstalra WANTED To buy the best twolvs" hundred Kay Copper can offer you work lasting several months. bungalow. or Phone U Martin neol $10.00 UK Coal. . 88 $10.60015.00; cows, $6.50 13.00; !IS per month. West pound horse six years old. Mann. WANTED Salesmen. Reading Work by piece so average mechanic can Estate Co., West Gold. John n & 92 feeders, $7.50 FOR RENT Furnlshd house, Republic Iron Steel heifers, $8.0015.00; make cent per hour. Wire or write FOR RENT furnished WANTED Ladles ticket to Sat, Francisco BAl.cni.. WANTED Tu call on fifty house very with canvass and wa-t- e Auto Southern Paclflo 83 16.00; calves. s8.00tf13.25. aleeplng porch, light twenty-fourt- Bo 2 Supply. Hurdwara Kansas City Saddlery To., Kansas City. Mo. .desirable; every modern convenience, two $10.00 month. 618 Coal. by July Apply curs Ii.nt. ...i 1,000. Market paid; per West . Southern Railway 23 Hogs Receipts screened porches. ahado. Good terms to Journal. i i.ive men mane nig money. Write for prop. 1 B $1 8.1 0fi 18.25; reoMiae. x Texas Company .;. 2 steady. Heavy, light, permanent tenant. Phone 2139-- or 76. HlgnianOa. WANTED rAt once second band furniture osmon. vuick-ii- nuiioer tv Rms., if Union Pacific 121 $17.90018.15; pigs, $16.60 17.25. WANTED Experienced waitress. Mecca inppotirome Annex. Cleveiiind. n roil RUNT Furnished rooms. 213 South and kitchen utensils; also cook stove or XT. S. Industrial Alcohol 129 Sheep Receipts 100. Market Cafe, ' 2198-J- . Walter. Phone 101. , range. Phone SALESMEN For New Mexico 18.60; 20 BUSINESS CHANCES. vacancy Aug. United States Steel 107 steady. Lambs, $15.50 year- WANTED (llrl for housework. furn-lehe- general FOR RENT WA NTED Cuu piew llFi irnre nicely d 1st; permanent position; old house sell- 82 lings, $12.08(g)15.00; wethers, $10,00 West Cluld. HEN'i Furnished room with sleeping st line on Utah Copper Fun two kuildlnga at, Seventh and 4H cottage In Hlghtamie wllh two pen. ing pie exceptional terms; high ewes. 12.60. porch. South Waller. $.15.00 13,50; $8.00 WANTED Competent saleswoman. Th General Avenue, Apply to J. It. Elder, pie, genilemen Phone 1223. lot commissions. weekly advance. FOR RENT Furnished preferred. 800 CHICAGO BOARD OE TRADE. JSconomlat...... agent. room, gentleman South Cedar. Suite 453, Woodward, Detroit. preferred, lot, Baulh Walter. Denver Livestock. WANTED (.Jin at once for plain cooking MAKE money work for you. Ask abot be'. HIGHEST CASH PHU.'B PAID FOR JUNK HIGH CLASS Salesmen to represent nation " $10 FOR RENT Furnished room, sleeping Chicago, July 20 Drastic liquida- Denver, July 20. Cattle Receipts 415 Went Coal. Investment ever offered. Address W. BY THH SOUTHWESTERN JUNK CO-1- ally known manufacturer of Tanks and i. : pnrcri. 625 South Edith. Phone 1347-- for Gasoline Oils. Must on tion sent the corn market down again 300. Market unchanged. WANTED the Jameson ftunltorlum wants Ryan, Holdenvllle, Okla. WERT LEAD. PHONO 1. WB ALSO Pumps and call !!S KENT toom BUY AUTOS. wholesale trade. Factories. Stores, .etc. Per- today until prices were off about 15c Hogs Receipts 200. Market steady a cook:. Phone 661. ' ADVERTISE words In all of CO Cal- FOR Lirga rwit ailipin" OLD Ideal for two. 016 Central. WANTEO-8econd-- manent with a bushel, with the few sals at $18.20. ifornia weeklies, $1.50 Tht-e- weeks 4. porch; East ani mons and position splendid opportunity compared high Top, WOMAN For gnneral housework; no oouai. boys' man of Mil- before Franco-America- n 300. Market un- Other St. Louis FOR RENT Rooms furnished for house-- . clothes, shoes and onderwear. Also trunks for relluble good personality. point the Sheep Receipts i Inf. Address Box 2, Albuquerque. bargains. Cope Agency, Wisconsin. , keeping, large porch. 110 Bouth suit cases. Csll 1. Seeond-han- d waukee Tank Works, Milwaukee, counter offensive began. Tho 'close changed. woman oTij Cl.A MS For saTe""orlease. a few barT aleeplng snd Ctrlcago 2 WANTED Competent for general Walnut. store, 117 Booth First. was nervous, lc to 'fee under yester- "108 gains In the Holbrook belt. For Informa- housework. Apply mornings; Xorth 21 TRADE. finish, with August $1.50 to WKEKI.Y BANK STATEMENT. tion write A. U Rencher, llolhroolt. Aria. FOR. RENTTwo rooms furnished. FOH SALE Beaotltui wnrncer aweel peaa. TO day's Eighth. wllh .or without board. $1.50 and lc to off WRITE" sirisTIUaall South, Broadway long stemmed, fragrant, assorted colors WANTED To trade young live stock fif September WANTED A tor housework In "Mining Exchange" Phono 1315-.'- . 75o per hundred. Order In advance. Hlo $1.51 to lc 20. The actual girl general with water. Mrs. N. O. Pros-la- r, at $1.52. New York, Gold 240a-F- small ranch, ' July St., Chlcugo, booklet Eureka Placer Grande Industrial School, i. c small family. Apply mornings at FOR HKNT Kuoin with porcH phone N. M. Oats lost to c net. condition of house banks and I Grandest .laepllig Enolno. clearing 605 North Tenth. Mining Co., proposition offered with or without board. Phone 671. 1121 WANTEdCoo'ouO 1sgs7P In provisions the outcome trust Companies for the week shows public 600 ranged reserves In WANTED Competent woman for house- Bast Central. each. tons Scrap Iron. Pay from from 2e decline to 15c udvance. that hold $74,406,820 Al3: Half In to o lb. they one capable of taking full charge FOR Interest best tire and FOR RENT Two nice per Patriotic duty, St. Louis FOR REN Miscellaneous. Bearish to news excess of This Is keeper, In It airy housekeeping 406 172. sentiment due war legal requirements. 10.1 South Cedar. Phone 122J. vulcanlilng business southwest; takes rooms, close In. 309 South Junk Co., South First street. Phone of from 4 5 to Broadway. HORKSJsjidJRis to Jefues Springs; shea received further from the an increase $18,144,150 last caah between and thousand dollars 127-- To or Impetus Girl for housework at Phone WANTED sell trado for sheep, or B. 1101 North Arno corn week. WANTED general handle. Tires ears Journal. . rates Garcia, perfect weather throughout tho partlcti-lara.ca- ll ranch property; one farm has five Cowlea, N. M. Upper Peooa. For FOR RENT Two furnished housekeeping horse and bug- - belt. The aggregate room modern bungalow, artesian well, located FOR RENi'Gentle driving primary receipts the mice oh at 6t North Second, FOR SALE liotel, seventeen well furnished rooms, entrance and bath. No sick. ST' SI as foe I Hntlre Phone 1M4..T for the week were the largest in years Goplu'reo will kill all rooms, private at Huntington Hfnch. California, Inquire , fc ffAKN for centrally located, close to depot. 400 Snutk Broadway. at this season. shorts pint-- at smull (Hist. This the $25 weekly, spare time, writing Owner will sacrifice. Inveat-me- of M. L. Garcia, Box 434. Magdulena, N, M. Coverings by your fcxp. de- Sea National was host on ttio small cure. newspapers, magailnes. unnen.,; Co., 102 North Third. Ff) It "RENT Extra nice sleeping porch; FOR SALE Automobiles. the only rallying, factor. tiling market, ,737 Mo WANTED Careful kodak finishing by mas- tail Free. Presa Syndicate, 8t. L4)uls, 2 block from good hoard- Oats declined with corn, but the S5" mtilium. 65c; large rana, $1.23. modern house; ter Twice service. FoUD truck for sale In first-clas- s Bookkeeping. WANTED A live reliable man lo represent 0 photographers. dally cheap. A will TlsUiORAPHYr tonography, ing. 722 South 'Walter. Phone satisfaction Send 2194-.I- . selling was only of a scattered char- few spoonfuls of (Jophcrgo stop ba earned. Auto Accessary M'f'g. Co. Exclusive ter- Remember, guaranteed, condition, l'hon ' tile-- near grow- Board, room and tuition may your finishing to a reliable, established firm. acter. ruts or mW Hint yon Los and Apply or address J. T. Young, 902 General. FOR SALE Dodge car $Cj0.u0. W. D. Carr ' In tier? or the Mackay Business Colleges, Angeloa ritory. Henna a Henna, master photographers. in the market gave wall under floor.; ; i 7 721 South Walter. Strength hog ing Fresnq . South Broadway, Albuquerque,' modern caTlle-me- some firmness to provisions, E. v. FOR RENT Nicely furnished WANTED To hear fm successful - fi:h V A NTED Ten bright capabla ladlea to FOR SALIC Rooming house of 8 rooms, rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 1771. those to advise ma as ts FOR SALE Mitchell. aemonstrate aell willing travel, and well known furnished,, and u well ex- - ns,w. Cssh, terms or trade. P" to 150 00 well, airy lighted. buying, selling and core for cattle: only goods (o eatabllshed deaieta, (25.00 heot. - - ' Steam Preferred location, Prleo very FOR REN1 perta and honest please answer. Miss Jam- FOR SALE Seven pee- per week; Nllroad fare, paid; weekly Apartments. ' or Address at reasonable. City Realty Co., Phone I7. ace, care Joyce, Hotel, Colorado Springs, Colo. extra good condltli 1. EVERETT TRUE By CONPP traveling expanses. Foil RENT Desirable apart -- " 660, housekeeping I'lve-- ; . onjca, Goodrich Drug Company. Dept. FOR IfKNT One of the best doublt store menu. 1122 West Central. Pline 2. WANTED Good man who wilt Invest from FOH SAI.E Oniana, Nebr. bulldlnga and beat located for general $000 to $5,000 In gold mint csr, first-clas- s condlv til In J. D at Diilrahle 1 SSB THAT' THftRC HOOSe. NCXT UOOfS'"' THOUSANDS of Government poallions open merchandise tbe city. Sea Eakln FOR RENT furnished apartment operations, with my own Patent Machines, Fourth. Phone 1357. women. Examination! aoon, Washington Apartment. Hot Weat OntraL also sleeping room. 400 South Seventh. M to u.eri and ...... which will save all the gold tight at tho Flirt SAl.BFord tourli car good condi- KIN YOU.TftU- - Phone JOJt , , RNT, obtaln-- k pos- sv i fR lO(.S i tell you how to overnmetit RENT -- Two and three-roo- mines. You become of the mines, leaving town, must sell at W.' !. port apart- tion, party -3 ition. InfoHnation Free. t Write George AN 'oppot'lunlir Is now offered parties who ments and rooms. machinery and patents, and share In the once, $275. 1304 South Edith. . r- sleeping Highland Robblns, - formerly wllh the Government. Will Invest from $150 tip,' wh'ereby each House. earnings. Investment Will pny better than $00 Civil Service Expert. 201 ' Jordan I Bids;., 1300 will repay. $10. per day net prof Ha, or OR KENT Furnished housekeeping and per cent. Dividends every rhofllhY Address SAUL Houses. Washington, D. O. about o per tnonth payabla monthly, single rooma, new modern building; no B. B., cars Journal. FOR without Inbor ori You invest, we M. 215 .North Seventh. part. SALE Nice furnished a do the rest. Apply at once, addressing 0. C, Fur RENT Three or four room furnished FOR home, snd care Journal. Bouth For Rent Rooms Willi Board. good paying business, $4,000, half caah. apartmenta, modern; the 200 block . LjlDIyritncaTCiUihr hotel Bungalow. Journal office. . ratea Phnnw sa A new device In Sixth. Inqulrj Savoy office. t'ult RENT Room, wllh aleeplng porch and ehl. that will put Ice every FOR SALE Modern five-roo- house Two-roo- board.. 410 East Centra', DARfcf "WRITE ME Widow; worth home having electricity, for less than 6 FOR RENT housekeeping apart- ' rou furnished, large porches and garage. Bar- will f . Mission a has been Invented Fred W. rooms with bath and sleep- HIGH bosrd snd $r,0.000r lonely; marry; cents day, by ments, three class steeping porob altb gain for quick sale. CHI South High. Unity, San Francisco, Calif, i Wolf, Dept. 137. 321 N. Wells St.. Chicago. ing rooms. Albuquerque Hotel 210 2 North room at summer fates, fas. 14 South Arno. 1611-- ... FOR SALE Four-roo- modern home, MARRT Mr. Wolf wants .local distributors every- Second, ' i Phone fifty t Farmer worth $40,000, Full ...... foot front. Owner must sell H . liWa anil Is free on an leaving rlty, llculara by return mel, Minna where, offering option CHANCE for a winter home. Coal WANTED Convalescent healthseeker de-- 1 Second. Han Calif. . contract wllh each $100 demonstrat- happy nt once. Apply 1229 1.2 North St.; Fttrnciseo, agency a few nice furnished sires room and board with family. outfit. He will aend free to already stored, little private FOrElALE A few nice homes snd fine LADIES Sanderson's Cotton Root PiMs; safe ing partlcnlars apartments vacant. Suitable for two persons, Phone 151S-- i lots st war Money to . drill or: price 12: refunded If it falls. anyone Interested. taken residence prices (Tenants called by Uncte Sam). It FOR RENT7-T-0 convalescents, largo sleep- 206 West Oold OH. T, Plefce, Heat tie, Waeh. six will let for the former all round loan. W. H. McMillbm, INVESTING FOR PROFIT Frea f"r quick year ing piirohv wllh good home cooking, 1700 . ! TUB 100$ West ' 8AI.E Cement block house five rooma CUT this out for Tdur future foretold; months. It worth to anyone prices at WASHINGTON, East Central. Phone 21M-- . FOR aorrd 3. n. Raklns. Prnn. water, corner dime, age, birlh date, for trial intending ro Invest money, who has Invest- Central. furnished sleeping porch, cellar, city yodytla. Wnv lay Toledo r or who con aave 15 or more FOR RENT Sleeping porch lot one blook from car line, handy to shops ed unprofllably, first-clas- s 301 rooms, table board. South and $12 per month. Call 1301 LeTIADAM kdSMOS rielp you by. giving per monlh, but who hasn't learned the art a little cash FOR SALE ttanchfci. Edith, Phone HS0. Mrs Abbott. Phone W00-W- . ...your life prediction. Hend' birth 'data and of Investing for prdflt. It explolha how Inrge Soulh Arno to cents. D. UKosmos, 11168, Louisville, Ky. fortunes are made; how li.OOO grows to FOR SALE 160 acres mountain rancli un .11 KENT Very desirable Mom, sleeping send cold 1st class tsble LADtES Use Elgin. Tableta,'mall. $22,000. To Introduce my mogailne I'll Pecos river, 15 acres under cultivation; porch, hot and water. Idy now. CO 1 five-roo- rasa a oro 11.50 box; double strength, 12. Every box It six months absolutely free,. Write me acres fenced; rrioderh bung- hoard, sis west uoiu, 67H-8- 2 Blvd., - guaranteed. Dr. Eva Pierce, Seattle, Wash, H L. Barber, Pub., W. Jackson alows: one mile protected trout stream. Ad- EL JARDIN ESCA N D I DO T h e Jeslrable - MAIL STAGS) MAKE without still or alcorrol; Chicago, mit Vim' miT' P'"',';h' plnre for convalescents haa one- double liquor buy iT" i. 1112. call any time. anywhere. Healed circular free, with horse room vacant, istil West Central. Phqte Phone anywhere Ingredients WANTED Partner services, Lv. Silver City 1 am.; ar. Mogollnn t p.m. J. B. C. Oreenhaw, Box 8 Harrison, Ajck, in.utiu oasn, wnose expenunum MQNE1t TO LOAN. . . H. the Ranoh .. . . Oil..... CM. . n...... n. .sense and ; MRS. W. REED, of Lockhert ,V. MogOlton I B.m-- i Hi. - mem- Possibilities and probabil- 002 where shs dii",In MARRY Thousands loneiv, congenial he may control. MONET TO LOAN On has moved to South Arno, Best equipped aoto livery southwest. De- reel estate security. seekers. Phons bers, worth $r.0,000 up will marry. ities of Immonwly huge and quick profits. 1S7 Wee ITS. Is prepared to take health TO. A elim- Gold. Cits Realty O. Phone BENNETT MOTOR TRANSIT SAP casc op scriptions Free. Ralph Hyda, Ban Francisco, Necessary war article. Risk practically 233s. N- - M. vcry ' Silver ' deal. - Cll, Cal. .. inated. Rquaro Pleasant... dignified, i ..TntxT frufnMrilfwV For convales- YOUR, FUTURE foretold, questions answer- steady office or open air buslnesa. Albuquer- CARPENTERING. Cents. Something a little better. Coolest ed free, send dime, age birthdate for que healthful climate. Good society. Congen- otaee In city. Pleasant surroundings. Rates TIME CARDS. 132 To hone.--t. abla Bank references. West Central- - Phone 1111. ---- trial readings. Dr. Cbrlstenaen, Box ial, associate, reasonable, lgdl e- - don't trifle !VT - ledo, Ohio. Investigation Invited. However, SHADT"NOOKranciroffera excellent room If don't mean business after proposition . . k .M t..- - Ml nm HE p"FOR MEN Victima at weakness and you re- Ik. a rut atrong. $1 and substantiated. For quick TYPEWRITERS. : free , debility. 8exold will cor you. Mall, explained For rates phone llF-4- traasportatloii Seat address P. Pnddock, car of Box 23, now asi . bbxr refunded if It falls. DT..T. Pierce, sponse TYPEWRITERS All makes, overhauled and Accommodations ayaiiaoie. Holbrook. AHidna. 1 tle, Wash. repaired. Rlbbont for every machine. Al- Thomaa YOUfTFt TTURt FORETOLD Send dime, buquerque Typwrlter exchange. Phone 114 con- ATCHISON, TOPMtA AXtA Fl BAJt -- age, Wrthdate. for truthful, reliable, WANTED 111 South Fourth... FOR SALt WAT CO. H. ( Hausa, 813 St. vincing- trial 'reading. to handle auto accessory ' Paul Ave.. Los Angelea, Ctllf. WANTED Agenia RENT WeStbenad. exclusive territory. J. T, Young 503 seutn FOR Office Rooms. No. Class. - . Arrive SALE Two nice Boston bull Depart. TADIEJSJ Broadway. Aimionerqne, N. ti. FOR puppies. 1. Tbe Bcoat J:l pm. :10 pm. 40$ South High. ..1...... am. 11:4 AGENTS To travel- by automobile Intro-- i $. California Limited ..ll:4S pro, . When rrregofrfr or delaVed use Triumph 7. 11:15 era. our Una of1 summer sell-e- r. SALE Two well broken cow ponies. Fargo Fast l:4iara. Pllla. 8a fa and always dependable. Not fluclng Big faat connecting ' office FOR I. The Nava.o ...... 1:10 am. Do with Una. on earth. Make $10 Besemek's $51. l:Hasa told t druf stores. no! xperlment The greatest rocms over Qoldea Hal Store. Dairy, phone ' - "Ra-lte- Uqalr. . . Write far f- and automobile Roues , rWtaboaad. others, save disappointment.! a day easy. Complete outfit ft Extra fine, 101. El " frea. Address N- - to Write "at once for ex- FOR SALE young pedigreed Paso Kxpres .... Mill pea. aod partlculara. It'll furnished worker. stock Flemish Giant, New Zea- $07. Bl Paso 11:41 to-- il Inetltllta. UMwsukee.' WIS American Products Co., 47 breeding Express ... am.' clusive territory. . FOR SALE Keal Estate. land, and Rufus Red Belglnn bares. William ' 'O. r '. , Kaslboaasl 3rd fltClnflnnatl, Oeetrecti. Sr., $24 Norm Eleventh Street, if. Th4 Scout '. v. . . . 1:1$ ass. am. WANTED DES1RAUL8 building on 1st a N. , . fosltion. iov(,xU5 ihitnaernuel. 1. I. Tbe , " Avenue. Thriving Wwn. railroad, good Navajo ...... :4pta, t:4psa ANTED-Tlome- " "and soma remuneration. WANTEDDirelHngt. 4. California Uml ted .. 4 T schiiols.-churche- 1 mlle4 from .State Cap- SSpm. SSpm. by reliable young careJournal. PASTURAGE. a, Santa Pe Mgbt-.- ysa. :$ pea. lady.B." WEDSy!""y'ouJni""c ital. $500 tor quick sale. Cella Smith, R. , yaunig" ' Ta WANTBDPosltlon by lady as""tep. utalahed tmuaa not aver $25 month; i ' ' ", feitt RENT Pasture with water eUy f pe. Mess, Arl. ,. Sill. ataaaa: OitfaTd T: asa! ographer or Hslsianr Bookkeeper. Addreas will pay six rnonthg In advanoe fori suita- ilmitsi 11.1t per taoata ia advance. ChKago, 1o-U- UH-- , KssSM 0)l u4 CsUswitx Standiraphef, JournsJ offlea' , ble (ilM, rsnnanant crt Joarual, (lulu tba l dub, Poa w Ut ?;!

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SIX Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday,. July 21, 1918 Women Answer the Call P (racial. cohm.pono"i. to monin journal) plants where flying skirts are a dan- ROUND-U- New York. July 20. Isn't it won- ger on account of the machinery. ENA derful to think of the vast army o There is a cap to protect the hair, women that is standing behind our a blouse and trousereit'es. The blouse Imagdalj army of men? Everywhere one sees is finished at the waistline with a MEXICO-AUGU- 1 1 posters of "The Women's Land Army belt, and the trouseretles button to NEW ST and the thousand and this belt. There are as 7, 8, 9, IP, of America," quite many MAGDALENA, one other things that the women are pockets on this suit as on a man's doing so well. Just the one subject suit, and they are in just the right of the canning kitchens (that are be- pluces. Note the large hip pocket on of sensational thrills. Five big of fun and frolic ing run by communities at large) is the right side of the back, and the Five big days nights from the scientific stand- ones in both on the interesting big front, trouser' YOURSELF MAGDALENA WILL WELCOME YOU. point for the strides made in canning ettes and on the blouse. SUNDAY, AUGUST 11TH, IS ALBUQUERQUE DAY COME AND ENJOY according to the instructions Issued by In Leisure Hours. the government. For those hours when we rest from of" skill over brute animal our labors there must be the most Thousands of dollars in cash prizes, a superb and sensational exhibition cowboy strength. comfortable of costumes. The dress- for in every line of frontier ing gown rr negligee of today is al- Too fast for the Movies, too dangerous ordinary wildwest performers. Champions sports ways Incluued in the wartime ward- tnousanus ot in casn .vium sensauonai robe. Jt need not be elaborate, far and dangerous western pastimes competing lor dollars prizes, uuicuuiuu from It! Hut It must be pretty, and but each and working for a championship tithe becoming, for it is in these times of formancc ever attempted. No salaried performers, every participant relaxation that we need the contrast P ' afforded by frills and dainty colors. . . . i, i i.n WW W, .!!,!wuu Vi'nrn Movirnn atccra rlnrprlpvil nlninsmpn. masters of the There are fasoinattng little slipover World s most noted outlaw norses, worm i v,:naiityiu.ii uiumuu uuaias, iwuj, " ? :r ; Jackets to be worn over skirts of satin and the of the far west. pmiine and bovine kingdom, knights of the saddle lariat, wranglers from ranges - or crepe de chine. The sleeves are a with that and that undauntable courage that has always caused the pub- always loose and flowing, and the A performance with a snap, a dash, thrill, superb horsemanship girdle, if there is one, is fashioned llC wilPbe at hotels and' on rather medieval lines. Kor very AccoSmodattan No one will go hungry and those who can find time to sleep accommodated with rooms warm days the wash kimono is best. Dotted Swiss or voile 1b cool and private residences. dainty, and some of the lighter China silks are also good. The house dresses also are carefully thought out. Ging- ham and calico have been elevated information TEX AUSTIN, to Manager the of further position honor this summer, For address, but still hold their places for morning dresses. About Shoes. In our army there is a great deal FIRST PRF.SBYTKRIAN CHURCH o'clock: "Truth Is It Mighty und of time devoted to the care of the Will It Previal?" (Corner Fifth and Silver Avenue.) feet. Every day there is a foot in , theme at 8 o'clock: "The A. CooiK-r- Charier H.i Evening spection us there la an inspetclon "Hugh - Undefeated Man." just . Pustors. - arms, uniforms, etc., and also of Mountainair SleKean, , Sunday school 9:45 a. m. of, Church Services 5 a.' health. The women of America are Sunday Sunday school 9:4 m. Edward Epworth League 7:0ft p. m. now also realizing how important it is B. Cristy, superintendent. Special music morning W. T. Conway of State college gave I Morning worship 11 o'clock. Anthem: "Over the Stars There Is' a demonstration WHERE TO WORSHIP TODAY Our Fruit canning and drying Sermon "Cutting Down Rest" (Parks). Ladies chorus. , school 13. Mr. . at the building July d Trees." -- Solo :"No Night There" (Danks). Conway was accompanied by the Music Mrs. Don Lichtenwalter. county club leader, O. H. Dennett, NORTH FOURTH STCIEUT GOSPKt OKNTRATj AVKNCR METHODIST Prelude: "Meditation" Fillppo Ca- - EvenlngSolo: Hath Not and after "Eye who addressed the boys girls HALL CIU'RCH. KOl'TII. paccl. Seen," Holy City , (Gaul). MisH Beat- the demonstration. Later in the aft- Corner Arno und Central. "Adagio in F, ' No 2, Op. rice Selsor. of Interest 1800 North Fourth Street. Offertory: ernoon a free picture show Joshua C. Jones, l'astur. 4 5 J. A. Van Kyken. A welcome for all. Work Suit Khaki. was Sunday school ana uinie class, 9:45 11 .m. i of to club members given at the ' Sermons by the pastor ft Mrs. D. W. Faw .organist. a .m. to Electrlct theater. Topic this week, Praying and 8 p. in. Anthem: "How Wilt Thou Of course, in this day of efficiency. God." Clusses for everybody. Long Practicing Wliat He. Trendies. It Mrs. T. Ludlow was injured last Morning subject: "Saying and Do- Me?" Pfleuger. After dinner, Rev. John Wolvertou would be ridiculous for the women At 8 p. m. Mr. Curl Annerding will Forget Miss to wear costumes that are Saturday by falling from a wagon at ing." Solo: "Gloria" (Huzzi Peccia). preached from the text, "Man shall suitable the Ludlow homestead near Gran preach the gospel. Subject: "The "Hands Off." Grace Stortz. not live breud only for hours of recreation. Kuffles God." One Evening subject: by alone." Latur ice Quivera. Rev. Ludlow was unable to Foolishness of Corinthians, music chorus choir. . Choir Leader Mrs. E. L. Bradford. cream was end furbelows are out of place In the Special by served. fill his appointments Sunday. Mrs. first chapter. Sunday school 9:40 a. m. John F. Evening worship 8 p. m. kitchen, and so the working dress has at S p m. a for S. C. come Ludlow is recovering. Wednesday meeting Major, superintendent. A Joint service with the Y. I'. His Hour of Quiet. into a very prominent place In . Miss Alice was the prayer. Senior 7 m. K. "Lessons from Favorite "On the after-dinne- r nao the wardrobe of the woman who is Hoyland guest 8 m. a for League p. Topic Sundays, of Mrs. Walter Martin near Manzano Thursday at p. meeting Wednesday evening, Psalms." I'sulm 103:1-1- Leuder is my favorite hour of the whole doing things. the of Paul's Epistle to the Ro- Prayer meeting day." from Tuesday to Friday. study and 8 o'clock. Victor Duran. "1 thought you never slept after Clothes And the Hour. Mr. and Mrs. J. If. mans. This meeting is informal We extend to you a welcome Music: Mixed quartette.. Mr. and dinner." Our time is all so Cumlford'and is welcome. hearty planned out, much family left overland Inst week for a everybody to worship with us. Mrs. l'enn, Mrs. W. C. Barton, Mr. H. "I don't; but my wife does." for the Ked so much for can-tee- n, Cross, the visit with relatives in Missouri. , Barton. so much for ClU'RCIfc the canning kitchen Miss Mae Booth is in Albuquernue FIRST BAPTIST LUTHERAN Solo: "No Night There" (Banks.) In near and, of course, so much our own and ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH Shipbuilding plants and for visiting her mother. She will prob Corner Lead liroudway. CHURCH. Mrs. L. J. Dean. Philadelphia are employing women homes and the duties that we must Stindav school 9:40 u. m. Otto M.v ably stay until time to enter school (Corner Sliver and Sixth.) Mulo, quartette: "Hold Thou in the offices, for the first time In perform there. Our wardrobes, too, here this fall. Hake, superintendent. M. Hand" Messrs. Kanacly, Mitchell, such are 11 a. in. Order of Arthur Knudsen, Pastor. great numbers, thus releasing carefully planned. We have our Miss Mildred Webb of Morlarty Morning worship 306 S. Sixth. 2299. Walt. , men for work. Ked Cross and cap, our can- service as follows: Residence, Phone yard apron has been elected to a position in the 9:40 a. m. Sunday School. Lesson, teen and cap the Mountainair Doxology. - apron (for cap plays high school. Topic: to God,"- Armln as important a part as the apron Mrs. W. H. Foster Mrs. O. Invocation. "Praying IMMANUETi KVAtffJEMCAL and P. In Kraemer, superintendent. LUTHERAN CHURCH. these days) and the apron and cap Tate of Albuquerque are visiting their Chorus: "Can the World See Jesus You." choir. 11 o'clock Morning service. Sermon Pure that we wear in the canning kitchen. rousin, Mrs. J. a. cooper. Children's the Carl ScUnild, Pastor. Then are uniforms women Miss Five-minu- sermon to young peo by pastor. 308 South Arno street As there for Bernlce Arme was. a guest in ; Anthem Residence, The Lily who bit muni- by the choir. "Her are doing their in the the Walter Martin home near Man- pie. 8 o'clock service. Phone 2047. complexion is un- MoCiU, Chorus: "If Your Heart Evening like tion plants, trim and without any $ J zano for several days last week. Keeps Christian Endeavor and Our services are held In the public a Lily" the whatsoever. The Red Children's choir. Congrega- beautiful necessary fulness There Mountainair chapter of the Right." tion. ' . library, corner of Edith street and velvety soft are service Uniforms for women who Cross is doing splendid work undei Scripture. Central avenue. ness of her skin with are driving ambulances or motors for 1 the new chairman. Mrs. W. R. Arme. Prayer. school 10 a. m. its radiant Dearlv THE CIU'RCH OF CHRIST. 8unday the of troops. Each is Each Thursday the entire day Is spent Organ response. 11 a. white transporting Meets in Preaching services m. appearance is obtained thru and each is in itself an in- at work at the Red Cross room in the Offertory solo: "The New Kingdom' each Lord's day the In IVfutters of the use different, room of Al- Subject: "Indifference of dication of the times. Canteen Apron and Cap. school building. The chapter Just Evelyn Taylor. corner basement the Doctrine is to God's Word.' finished a box of Hymn 496. Repugnant When we work In our gardens (and to hospital garments buquerque public library. Gouraud's am have shoes that are comfortable and has it ready for shipment. A $76 Sermon: "Rushing Winds and Song service from 10 to 10:30 a. m.; of course we ail have gardens this and sensible. It is absurd to see high of Dr. A. P. followed Bible Commun FIRST METHODIST FJMSCOPAL. we wear a order of yarn has lately arrived and Is Tongues Fire" Wedge. by study and year), smock, perhaps, French heels with a service uniform, being distributed and more will be Hymn 387. ion service. All concluding at 12 m. Corner I .cad and South Third. Oriental Cream and A wide ' r with a very short skirt and we all know it. Low heels are here soon. At the work room Benediction. Lesson for 21st: Fifth Charles Ost-n- lleckmun. Pastor, sun-ha- t. how- the July rhupter SmJlOc. tor Trial Slit .' iirimmed , Perhaps, the style for daytime wear. Of course, ladies are Evening worship 8. Order of serv- of Second Corinthians. Would be glad Miss Edith (iorby, IH'Ucoiich.m ever, we bloomers as being making bandages. FERD. T. HOPKINS A SON New York prefer we all still wear high heels in the ice as follows; , to have you come and be with ns. Pastor occupies the pulpit morning less troublesome than a short skirt. 11 evening or for drees occasions, but not Hymn 1. , Elders, R. A. Talley, J. H. Edwards. and evening, 'Morning tjieine at It is all a matter of personal taste, when we expect to do amount ot f we most any Prayer. and which feel the comfortl or on feet. , walking standing our Hymn 461, f ' able in! IlluHtratlon ot a Canteen Outfit, Normal Scripture. . SlBlESIilEiKIIBESU Here is an illustration of a work t This Is a very good model for the College Offertroy duet: "Alone" Margaret suit for women, which has been canteen apron and cap. The pocket Taylor ana Mr. Page. adopted by the United States gov- holds a pad and pencil for emergen- Sermon: "The North American In- ernment, to be worn in munition cies. The cuff is adjustable. (Los Vegas.) ,. dian" Tir. A. P. Wedge. Male Holds" The marriage of Miss Anna M. quartette: "My Anchor Messrs. Gray, Haggard, Page and r . Jones to Dr. H. Austin Stroup hus been The Whltehill. Hand Mrs. Henry Abelt two days last week announced. Miss Jones was a student Helping en route to Sheron, Pa., by auto. in a summer school where she made Benediction. David Chavez even Other services as usual. Belen left Wednesday many friends. Since that time she has All visitors welcomed. v ing for El Paso to visit his son Dave, been a teacher In the schools at Lake-woo- d. heartily who is stationed at Fort Bliss. Dave Dr. and Mrs. will make j Stroup FIRST CONGREGATIONAL of was a student at the university before their home in Artesia. Mrs. Fanny Jennings and son have CHURCH. Electricity enlisting. The returned to Belen after several weeks' commencement at the close of Corner Coal the summer school will be on and Broadwaj. visit with relatives in the south and held Sunday school 0:45 a. m. W. L. east. Thursday morning, July 25. John V. Byrd, acting superintendent. Miss Conway, assistant superintendent of 11 o'clock. Sermon Dorothy Savage has been the ( ' Morning service, guest of Mrs. Goebel. The public instruction, will deliver an ad by Rev, A. G. Axtell, Rio Savage Estancia dress, on "Educational in principal family are now making their home at Problems Grande industrial school. Special Winslow. New Mexico and their Solution." A music, solo, "Eye Hath Not Seen," large class will receive their diplo (Holy City) Miss Beatrice Selsor; solo, Mrs. R. K. Bates left Sunday for a afternoon Mrs. Neal Jen. mas and In Saturday degrees. "No Night There," (Danks) Mrs. L. J. short visit Missouri en route to son and Mrs. Robert Nash a tea or- her In gave The attendance at the normal uni Dean. J'rof. E. Stanley Seder, home South Dakota. at the park, has been Mrs. versity gratifying In view of ganist. Arthur Bradley and daughter Miss Annie Porter, deputy county the fact that the war has taken near Christian Endeavor 7:30 p. m. have gone to California for a six is a vacation. ly ZOO of the men All are Invited to these serv- weeks' treasurer, taking who usually at attend visit Mrs. J. E. Rohe, who has been vis- tend the summer school. The total ices. Roy Buckland and L. C. Becker re- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. enrollment has reached 750. turned the first of the week from Roberts, . expects to return to her Friday afternoon was devoted to CHRISTIAN CHCHCH. their to the Jemez. Bible m. fishing trip They home in Winslow. Ariz., Sunday. an entertainment given by the Com school 9:46 a. brought home more than a hundred ""Marie'Greenr who recently" return- mercial ciud in the foothills west ot Morning worship 11 o'clock. speckled beauties as evidence of their ed from school In California, is em- the city. Governor W. E. Sermon by Neill Ferguson. luck. Llndsey, 7 good While there they climbed ployed in the Estancia Savings bank. State Superintendent Jonathan H. Christian Endeavor p. m. the hill to the Cebolla In their car. A home-lik- e church. All welcome. Mr. Lewis Caussey returned Friday Wagner , Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Troutman of Albuquerque, from a business to John V. were sneakers. trip Gallup. Conway the - spent Tuesday in Belen with her The crowd ST- JOHN'S CHUKCII. Mr. Carl Sherwod and family, Wil- Joined In patriotic songs Silver avenue daughter, Mrs. Ketchum. Mr. and under the of L. nnd Fourth street.. Mrs. Ketchum have lie Elgin and family, Miss Annie Por leadership Miss Marie Rev. K. N. Bullock. Rector. disposed of their ter, Ruby Ott and Chance Evans are Seneca). household goods and expect to leave on Kighth Sunday after Trinity.. enjoying a fishing trip up the Santa State Superintendent of Public In- a. m- - soon for Mare Island where Mr. Ket- v Holy Communion 7:00 chum as re river, struction Jonathan II. Wagner spent Church school 9:46 a. ni. has a position machinist in Mrs. is the latter of the yards. Eura Spill visiting her par part the week Visiting Morning prayer and serniln 11. ship ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Tuttle. the classes, to recitations and Mission school Mrs. Bert and children listening University Heights (lore three Rupert Asplund, secretary of the sometime taking part (ri conducting 9:30 a. m. are spending the week in Mountainair state tax was a business the recitation. with Mr. Gore. commission, Thursday St. James' day. visitor several days last week. President and Mrs. H. H. Holy Communion and address 10 Mr. accom- Frank and Mrs.. Curl Murphy, Dr. Jamison returned to Albuquer- Roberts entertained on a. m. , Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday panied by Swift, left que Friday. He has been earing for evening Misses Helen Lindsey, Ger- Wednesday morning in the Murphy Dr. Mason's practice, the latter being trude Elliott and Ruth Anderson and CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. car for a two weeks' outing at Ele- 111. on Thursday Christian Science services are held Butte dam and Palomaa evening Superintendent phant Hot Earl Moulton of Corona and John Jonathan H. Assistant Super-tende- nt at 418 West Gold avenue, every Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Wagner. Springs. Sloan will Join McGllllvray of Lucy were here a short John V. Conway, Professor day morning at 11 o'clock.. the party on Friday and after several time on their to Santa and Mrs. D. L. school at 9:46 o Clock. the Wednesday way Adkins and J. H. Sunday days spent at springs will visit Mr. Fe. Powden. Wednesday evening meetings at 8 and Mrs. Carl Eraser at Hurley, o'clock. N. M. Reading room open dally except The Maccabees met In regular ses- I. W, W. ADVISED TO Sundays and holidays from 2:30 to sion Tuesday afternoon and initiated 6:30 p. m. at 418 West Gold avenue, four new members. At the close of the RESIST GOING TO WAR second floor. . meeting they went to Buckland's ice Hagerman J A free circulating library. Including cream parlor and refreshments were all the works of Mary' Baker Eddy, IV IMMNim JOUKMl MCIM. UAIII wm and other Science toiling-ceaseles-sly, served, Mrs. Stephenson, Miss Ruby The Red Cross is not authorized Christian Toiling, toiling, and Miss Hagerman Chicago, July 19. Ralph R. Chap- is In connection day night Stephenson and Davidson acting its efforts in lin, editor literature, maintained hostesses. relaxing sewing although of the chief organ of the I. Mth the room, i as the weather been warm the W. W., a reading is g- has very defendant was on the stand The public is cordially Invited to at- Electridty everywhere helpin- Mr. Henry Schmarge spent a few past few weeks. A number of refugee today in the trial of the 101 I. W. W. Wednes- in Carlsbad last week. tend the Sunday services, the days garments have been received which Chaplin, In his direct testimony had day and to visit the To our, armies in France Mr. and Mrs. Lee and Miss Sadie dwelt on evening meetings,, supply will keep the local chapter busy for the evils of the exploitation reading room. v Rhea are spending a week at Jemez some time. of labor and told of the vast amount To offset our loss in labor Springs. Mr and Mrs. J. P. Morgan and of money wrested from th(n tollers by IMMACULATE CONCEPTION ' ' About fifty people, old and young, family have moved to their farm euch means, Sodality mass, 7:00. . To run our factories, our our railroads, our steamships nioyed the Lutheran Aid picnic at north of town. The attention of Chaplin was called Children's mass, 8: SOv farms, tne river Thursday. Irvin who fell twenty to an editorial in mass 10. . McKlnstry, printed Solidarity Ite and sermon, same indi- A large crowd of Belenites attended feet from the ruins of the Acme dam defining the attitude of the I. W. W. Evening service, 7:80: This Electricity that is helping the nation will help you, the Red Cross dance at Los Lunas and received several scalp wounds toward the war and the draft. It ad- vidually. You need it in your work, business, home. Wednesday night and report a fine and a cut on the shoulder, is now able vised any member drafted to claim your yoar , time. The five-piec- e Belen orchestra to be out. exemption as an I. W. W., and to will Mr. Is It quicken your methods, increase your efficiency and make yoa, furnished the music. Woodruff of Artesia the guest write on his card: """ Mr. Henry Enderstein of of his daughter, Mrs. A. A. McKlnstry, "The I. W. V(. is opposed to war." individually, a power, with which .the.encmy must reckon!., ville. is spending a week with this week. Chaplain assumed full responsibil- Art., Mr. his brother and sister. and Mrs. J. F. Schooler, who ity for .this article. . Blue Water, In Valencia county, has recently moved to a ranch west of were New FOR THBOAT again gone over the top in the war here, Hagerman visitors this Tyne of British Plane). AW LDIIS . GAS & ELECTRIC CO. Blue Water week. London, 19. The newspapers "A ALBUQUERQUE savings stamp campaign. July Ofclcium compound that w"' brtn' lias gone over In every campaign the Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Holloway an- today give prominence to a report of lf In many acuta and cum. nounce a Chalmer ft new of which Provides a handle form, rem- Your ServicV' , government has launched. the birth of son, type British airplane blo Con- "At visited in Al- Orvllle, at their home north ot been tested at the front with edy hurhly recommend tr srtenc The Livingston family Jr., having tains no harmful dnca Try them today. buquerque Tuesday. town, Tuesday, July 9. the greatest success, is about to be " Mr. Mrs. Charles Potter,- - Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. N. S. West and fam- employed, 'JJiere In large numbers. It 60 cenU a bos, war Us and ' febog flitdle Grleft and Mr. C. A. Htubbs ot ily are enjoying a motor trip to the is said not one. or tnese wonder ma- For .ale' by afftrfcfrt. J I ' fiMjinga, Calif., were Ui guests of mountains, chines has yet been downed, . - VP 'if -