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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
A Dogs Miniature Bed

The pet dog show at the Royal Hor-
ticultural hall in London drew a great
crowd, chiefly or women. and the old
familiar scenes of luxury were wit
messed In every avenue of the nearly
1000 pens. But all records in this di-
rection were surpassed by the minia-
ture iron bedstead, with mattress.
sheets, blanket, quilt. hangings, and all
complete, in which a months old Pc
kinese spaniel reposed. The smallest
dog in the show was Messrs. Wilson's
miniature black and tan terrier 1t
weighed only 2 pounds ounces,
and was brought to the exhibition in
mans coat pocket. The lightest dog,
however, was Yorkshire terrier of
l pound IA ounces, with a delightly
groomed coat of silken fleece.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
"A Picnic Among the Woods"
VERA SMITH,
VERA SMITH,
11S4 Broadway, San FrancfscO. Ursu-
line Academy School, Eighth
Grade. Age IA Years

On gladstone spring morning as
old King Sol was rising Ger the east
ern hills the country wagon joggled
down the dusty road, bearing a group
of merry children, who were anticipat-
ing the joys Of a country ramble.
When the last bend in the road was
reached all that one could hear were
the shouts and hurrahs of the merry
crowd which echoed and re-echoed
among the distant hills.
When we reached the selected spot,
we were obliged to carry the lunch
baskets and boxes to the bank of a
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
A Kings Little Deed of Kind
ness

The memory of King Edward VII OF
England is endeared to his people by
many kind acts. Not long ago, while
passing through the hospital ward of
the Newmarket union workhouse, his
attention was attracted by young
stable lad who lay on one of the cots.
The king went to him and shaking his
hand asked IL he could play the man
dolIn, which was lying near. 1t was
the first time the boy had come in close
contact with King Edward. One of the
nurses suggested that he play God
save the King" and while the boys
weak fingers stumbled happily over
the notes Edward VII stood with barred
head When the king turned to go he
left a very proud and happy boy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

Four year old Nell replied one day,
when her mother told her to do some
thing: No, 1 won't do it, mamma" ;"
you must not say won't do it, to
mamma" said her mother. well, what
must l say when won't do it?' asked
Nell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07

One could hardly realize the time had
flown so rapidly when Aunt Constance
called and said il was time to go It
was growing dusk, and as we returned
home the stars were just peeping out
of the heavens.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-07
The Transformation

Teacher-Jimmy, you look very pale
this morning. Are you i'll?
Jimmy-No, ma am. Ma washed my
face this morning herself.-Woman's
Home Companion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30

the trial in the district court the jury
found Tor the plaintiff I1agin and as
sessed his damages In the sum OF
$3.50. The syllabus says.
i. a motion to dismiss for failure
seasonably 10 file assignments OF err
ror viii be denied where such mo-
ton is not made until after sueh as
signmeuts have been filed
? Error not jurisdictional viii un-
less set up in motion for new trial
not be considered On an appeal result
ing from q trial BY jury.
g A general exception 70 an in
~struction which though in part er-
roneous is in part correct cannot De
sustained.
In case No. 1923. Las Vegas Rail-
way and Power company and William
A. Buddecke. appellants, vs.. Ihe
Trust company of st. Louis county,
APPELLEE. from san MiSdel county the
court orders. THAT If. within thirty
DAYS from the filing OF the mandate
from his court. the appellants, or
some on their behalf. shall deposit
with the district court of san Mlguel
county the sum Of one Hundred Thou
sand Dollars. the amoun of their
guaranteed bid, such sum To be taken
and considered as "a bona Tide pa
then and in that event the decree con
firming the sale herein shall be rte
versed and the sale set aside, and a
new sale made in accordance with the
original decree. Upon "A resale being
50 ordered the court below shall make
such adjustment of the rights OF the
original purchaser. j. NJ. Cunning
ham. as to interest. costs, expenses
ana liabilities incurred of such origin
al sale so vacated ana set aside as TO
the court may seem just. The case
involved the sale Of the street railway
and electric light power company al
Las Vegas to j. NJ. Cunningham and
others in pursuance to the foreclosure
Of deeds of trust to seCure "a $500, QUO
issue of bonds in favor OF the Trust
company of St. Louis county.
In ease No. 1913. Territory Of New
Mexico on the relation OF the city Of
Albuquerque. and OF Simon Stern,
treasurer of said city OF Albuquerque,
REALTORS, vs.. +. PinneN. as treasurer
eX-officio collector of n county
of BernaliIlo. appellant. from Bernal-
lilo county. the judgment of the lower
court Is affirmed in an opinion writ
ten by Associate Justice Frank W,
Parker. This WAS a proceeding pN
mandamus by the treasurer OF lhc
city Of Albuquerque AGAINST the treas
urer Of Bernalillo county to compel
the latter to pay over 70 the CITY
treasurer certain taxes claimed to be
que III aG AAAt lkeAhN va N'E
OF d%elinquent taxes The county
has refused to pay over the
money and the syllabus says;
.Chapter 81 Of the laws of 1903
which provides that, AN delinquent
for certain years shall be- dis
tributed to the general county fuhu
ana general school FUND of the rtspec-
tive counties in which they are col
does not include taxes levied
for city purposes.
Aaron GRAY. appellee, us. New MeNlco
stone company ct all appel,
from Valencia county, declutu
al this term Of court. "a motion Tor
rehearing was denied.
case 30. 1924 Michael o'Neill. APP
vs.. Fred j. Otero, special mas
Ter. appellee. involving mining claims
santa Fe county. appeal from SANTA
re county was argued and submit
ted
temporary license of George NJ
Poet at Roswell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
A KANSAS CLUB IS
ORGANIZED At ROY
Former Residents Of SunfIower.
State Meet and Form Society.
Whose Aim in UpbuiIding of.
New State of New Mexico,
lspeeIaI Correspondence 10 Morning JonrnaIl

lFNffiAh bNh1f hft " 'hNAh Ahk bNHt ~ j
ft0y n a.. Aug. rs. What is
probably the first organization OF ius
kind In New Mexico was the found
ing Of Kansas Society az the nome
Of Mrs. Frank A. Roy. % Roy New
Mexico. on Wednesday, August 24th.
The occasion Was a dinner given in
honor oil Miss Esther NJ clark, Of
Chanute, kan. Who Is spending the
month with Mrs. ROY. ana the guests
we're ladies who had formerly resided
IN that state. The dinner was such
as only Il Kansas wOman could plan
and execute. and included the never
to-be-omitted fried chicken mashed
potatoes and hot biscuit, With a
bUuntiful supply Of preserves. peach
pickles. stuffed mangoes and country
dalnties dear TO the average kan
sans memory OF such dinners back
home" The table was beautifully
and appropriately decorated with
gorgeous s%unfloVers and smaller bou-
qucts of sweet peas The place cards
also bore the state flower and the
names Of the invited guests.
After the dinner, an informal pro-
gram Was held, which included music
ana several readings from different
Kansas authors. Then 1T the aag-
gestion Of Miss Clark. the Kansas
Society was organized with Mrs.
Frank a. Roy. president. MIS- }. =
Russell, Yice-president Mrs George
Lucas. secretary and Mrs T. -.
wood. treasurer the object OF the
society being the annual Observance
Of Kansas Day. the 29th of January.
ami the fostering OF Kansas sentiment
not to hinder. but TO help in the up-
building OF the new State by those
Wbopp luNuifN TO the new may DO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
Military Discipline Best
Training For Character
Aim OF Splendid New Mexico institute at Roswell is Not to
Make Soldiers But to Send Out We'll Rounded Citizens Into
Public Life of Southwest.


fspeelaI correspondence 10 Morning Journal
Haaafil 81 M. aus sN--In the
aast tl4sre ara oniy "a very fcN strictly
pilstare schools mad these are widely
separated. For this reason the pe0-
ple Is general i've no brought ID
close touch Rith The methods adapted
snd the results obtained We often
Ilna p4sple-sten educated people
mNho are more or Jess prejudiced
against military sehuols and simply
hecaase tNry nave uat had the op-
poftnntw 10 study them and 10 know
that the military wofR IT. thoroughly
Subordinate. 10 ana used 10 assist the
afademic department.. These people
often think that valuable time b. con
aifaea IL drills and military display.
often rs the detrfment of clnss work.
such iar from being the case as Is
well known bs those familiar with
Frn0al 10 this class
ghe &eW Mexiyu Military Institute,
switch Is ma 0uis s|trletly military
school hi mo entire southwest. is q
pfeatfatory SCHOOL FOR boys aud
40uur men %. the 4cre highest order.
IT, excellence Is thoroughly guarnn-
feed when attention is called 10 the
facf fhst tie Government has accorded
~ + nI.aee lp the small iist designated
-dtstinauiRhed Institutions. This
designation IN of8eiaf ana n secured
unit Hlicr fhe mast thorough inyesti-
fattlon AZ thc for this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30

Ia d recent magazine CThe Inter
ioraI there WAS published letters from
men familiar with military schools
stating their views In regard 10 such
schools
Hon J. 81. Dickinson secretary ~
ear. said
I'm o nrst-class military school.
tff8t rs. one ln which the entire stu
lent body is under constant military
discipline and instructions. the en-
deavor Is To- impress upon the harae-
ter and MIND Of the young msu az his
most susceptible age a high sense Of
personal honor ami responsibility a
simple standard at living o knoWl-
edge 81 and reverence Tor. civil mill
fars law, patriotism and good etti-
zenship. courage and self-sacrffice.
and q habit az thinking accurately
and quickly The body. hy means Of
gymnasium and military exercise is
bnilt mp 20 as 10 render harmonious
ana vigorous ell IFS physical fune-
tions. AT tho same time q practical
knowledge Is impaired Of the move
ment OF troops. handling of arms.
ability 10 shoot straight. etc This
holding of character ana training Of
mind ana body Increase the value OF
the graduate as a citizen In time Of
peace. and fit him in time of war.
10 take his place ri once among the
defenders of his country.
Colonel ~. l. scott commanding
re West Point. gives what may be
considered an expert opinion. and in
no uncertain terms emphasizes the
value OF military training In AN walks
Of lie.
We hear q great dcal now about
the want Of respect Tor law among
our people. ana the lack 90 discipline
amoug our children. and ~ they fail
TO receive this at home ID should be
taught at school. and nowhere Is this
@ as in our best military schools.
West Point believes that discipline
IS one of the most potent factors in
the formation NJ character She be-
lievce Tint no man is III Nv control
others Who has not first been disci-
pinned himself, and we have the VAR
rant OF scripture that better is hc
that ruleth his spirit than he that
takrst 10 city %
"a knowledge OF discipline as APP
piled 90 oneself and The methods ~
applving il with tact, sympathy and
kindness 10 others is at ercnt adNant-
age in every relation between the
empiolo eel and employer ana fits the
possessor for the organization and
control of mon la every Kind of i'm
dustriul commercial aud military en-
terprisc.'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
WILD RUMOR HAS
SOCORRO COUNTY
SHERIFF SLAIN


i~pecini dispatch 10 The Morning Journal
SoDprro. y. NJ. AUG. 4a.-An sorts
of conflicting rumors have been
abroad iu Socorrn county TODAY re-
Eardinp further alleged trouble az
M"sollou. where SaleonkcepeF Charles
Clark was shot and Killed Saturday
hN Mounted Policeman j. A. Btal. In
san Mar,ial and elsewhere TO-DAY 90
wild story WAS circulated 90 the ef-
icct that Sheriff Geronimo sanchez.
who went from here o. NeGplion on
receiving news ui the latest killinE.
had been shot and Killed 100 another
n|utnrtsk Ht the mining camp. inNc9-
tEAtiou however, shows that sanchez
rHs alive uuti lu good spirits az three
u.cloCk This afternoon and the story is
given no tredenre here
Mounted Policemen Bcal and Eoh-
crt Putnam The latter being With
Beal when he shot CLARK. are now nn
thcIr nHN Geo Socorro and are expect
rd to arriN, here early BOO thc morning
ANA give thcmselfe s up tu District At
tornet John g. FrIffifh. They viii
have % bearing 30 is understood bc-
fore Justice al ths Peace Amos Green
tomorrow
a. a special meeting of THE county
commissioner held TO-DAY Andrew
Wiley was appointed Justice OF THE
peace at Meeollun tn succeed sorsu-
SON. who resigned when he got wind.
Of charges nf msllrtsuuce Dob
ton with recent troubles at Noeolinn
Robert rftnsm the mounted poo.
ht emnn was appointed constable in.
That precinct
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
NINE DECISION
HANDED DOWN BY
SUPREME COURT
NEW TRIAL GRANTED
FOR INDIAN DICK EAGLE
Eastern Railway Case and Aver
Murder Case Are Affirmed
Reversal in Sacramento VAL
ley Verses Lee,
Especial Dispatch to the Morning IournalI

Especial Dispatch {" the Morning Journal
santa re. y. NJ. -A-l lt
ierfit"rtal supreme court lonaN NAM
rH down hihc 'pihl"hs @iu mas p'0
pared several more opinions 10 pe
handed down pelore aalVul nll'ut -
taken on tdnesuaN ot TINS ''N ''
case ~" 1890 TerritorS Of Sew Mex
leo vs. bick Eagle b~ernailiio county
the judgment ui the Tower 'ouIt Is
reversed ana GA" case irihhilH'u ipI
Trial Iht opinion y w Nsa'Vigt'
Justice tdWalu ~ Ntisht. my "
iendhnt Dies taRle' was 'hNi,'e9 az
the September, lNvN. term 'i the Nal-
encia district court. Tor murder il
the first degree i'r the Nliilhk OF q"
Pueblo INDIAN SantiaR" E'ecNa Inc
jury iu Eefnalillo county where int
ease W1s tried returned ii Neiul't 'l
murder in The second degree n the
defendants NNs sentenced " twenty
Years fn the pcnitentatS. ihe sNi'"
bus says
O. Where "a diving person makes III"
declaration that he knows nus uil-
ger cor Is conscious 81 ms ~ii't'huiuH
dcath aud there ls nothing ln MS con-
duct or That OF those present. under
standinglv arquiesccd in 10y MN from
which such Consciousness oi lhpehu-
ing death may nc ascerthiheus AtN'
where x ~ reasonably I" hr lnIer-
red from the terrible character OF tit
wound and his state OF illness iho
hc was sensible of his danger aus
conscious of impending dcath' ms
statements. mad under such err
cumstanCes, relative 20 the h"ihlcids
are properly admitted as "a dying dec
faratiou.
Under a statute pruNidtng
when the jury retired 10 consider IT'S
verdict Il shall De allowed 20 lake the
pleadings TIA the case. the instructions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
UNIFORM RANK TO
PARTICIPATE
IN PARADE
Woodmen of the World to lake
Part in Montezuma Pageant
ElkS Committee Busy Pre-
pairing for Float,

Additions to the coming hig Mon
tezuma parade on THURSDAY on fair
week are coming i'm every day. Yes
terday the fair manaeement was adj
vised 10y Major ID r.. Philips. CONF
handing Uniform Rank. w. o.. W,
satin Regiment New Mexico, that
Company j. of the uniform rank viii
take part in tine procession. Com
pany ID viii be in command OF cap
tain Harry u. Peck, assisted by Lieu
tenant T.. b. Swope. The organiza-
tion viii make "a splendid showing and
Will Dee "a welcome addition 10 the
passing show. The committee APP
pointed by the exalted ruler of Al
buqueraue lodge of Elks is busy max
ing plans for "a unique and spectacu-
lar Elks float I'm the parade and oth-
or lodges are expressing a desire 10
be represented.
The prizes in this parade will bo
awarded AS follows.
For the best trades display. $50
second prize. s25.
For the most artistic and bcautiul
float. $50. second prize, SIS.
For the most comic or burleaque
float. S25.
These prizes viii he awarded by
the committee selected 10y the fair
association.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
DRURy LEAVES To
ACCEPT NEW
POSITION
Round House Foreman Promot-
ed to Master Mechanic Of
Oklahoma Division Employees
Present Farewell Token

e. l prHrf. general round house
foreman for che Santa lie here lor two
'c-fs psst leaves this morulue for
Arkansas Ci,. Kas where he villa
Same tho duties et rlste- mechanic
"l the oklahoma division. Tho pro-
motion b. "a wen meritcd one which
brings Mr Drury the Discrimination.
manageable ffiruds Nr. DrgrV-s
follow him east iu "a day
on Two Hc will be succeeded men. ~
= N >aniuic or Gallup DIVISION fare-
man tnDfr and FORMERLY na,er ct
Gallup
last n..ht Nr. Eerrgs frIloe am-
pluNe. tn ths numDe- of lbaaf fsn
gathered nt his office joe the round
honse n presented him win "a lsan-
tiui diamond 90 Master Nrlh.rir
William Daer of NiusIun made 4 r.sf
presentation speech and fhe r-e.in'.nt
responded with considerable f~erI.nr
Ar prurr came here from Ia jon
gu n white iu official position here
has acquired the wafm esteem 81 4u
who Save had deaunls With him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30

regular borders ana who desire. sei-
vice ana Il straight monthly rate.
l1fst-clHss table hoard viii be given
at the nominal rate of SEA per month
e. all svlf-suppuriing Young women
clio apply This dining room win he
separate from tho regular Gale and
catctcrin which viii continue serving
meals OH THE old basis.
Almost one hundred new members
have been added Gao the association
during tho past two weeks
The social, membership ana other
departments of the association arc
planning % number ot delightful
functions. entertainments. s@ocials.
CLASSES etc.. tor fhe lall and winter
The Highland aud loWlHud homes
VIII always Doe kept in touch with tho
various activities OF the central ae-
aDclatlon building
AN Inquiries should Dee addressed
60 tho y, W. g. A., ga South Fourth
street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
DR.. E. 0. SAMUELS TO
PRACTICE DENTISTRY HERE
Splcndidiy Equipped office In Room
-. Whiting Block. soon
VIII BE Opened.

Dr. T.. o.. Samuels, wine recently
came 10 Albuquerque from Central
CITY. Culo., will open an office in
Room l.. Whiting Block. September
1 and engage permanently in the
practice Of his profession Dr. sam
uels is "a graduate of the Louisville
College ct Dentistry. q post graduate
az the Louisville Post Graduate Col-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30

lege of Dentistry. and has practiced
in Las Cruces. y. NJ. and Central
City. Colo. for three years and q halt.
Or. Samueis office in the Whiting
Block is perhaps the most modern
dental office in the entire southwest.
II is equipped throughout with white
enamel aseDtic snowy white furni-
ture. All the equipment is entirely
new, having been shipped direct To
Albuquerque from the factory in
Pittsburg.
All the latest sanitary appliances arc
included in the equipment. Win
which il is possible. operated by such
"a skillful dentist rs Or. Samucls. to
do speedy. permanent and s%atislac-
tory work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
MISSING CATTLE NOT
STOLEN
Alderman Auge Found Empty
Corral and Police Thought
Animals Had Been Driven
Away During Night by RuStIer

Several days ago Alderman II. II.
Auge bought a number nf cattle
which he intended to butcher and
placed the animals in Il corral On
North First street. Tine next morn
ing the cattle were not there when
the butcher came TO slaughter them,
and it was believed that they hod
been stolen. The mounted police We're
notified and the local officers began
"a search for the cattle. Some hours
later they were found in the foothills
east oil the city. having succeeded In
getting cut of the corral or having
been turned out by some unknoWn
person. 4 man suspected of having
stolen the cattle who was under sur
VIGILANCE narrowly escaped being arr
rested.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
Arrc.1. b, Monnlcd poIIce.

Page B. Otero is ON duty again ln
the office of the Mounted Ponce "l
thn capitol. having charge OF th'
f,noks lie has Just recovered from a
t,nu ana tedious illness He reports
fhnt Mounted Policeman j b. RUSS
has turned over to the territorial Cai-
lie sanitary Board seventeen stolen
horses. The men in whose posses
sion they were. Max. Martinez anu
Jesus Macs. were held for the Erdnu
inn, on the charge of larceny OF
bnreas Rafael Gomez reported the
arrest of Ruperto Montoya.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
LAND DEAL Al
SOCORRO
Ten thousand Acres Of Fine
Valley Land VIII Be Subdivid-
ed and Solo, 10000 Ballots
For Election,


S%oeorro. n. NJ, Aug 2a-There
was an important land deal consum-
mated in Socorro today when ten
thousand acres of fine valley land
several miles north of Socorro was
sold to Abytia and Craig. who viii
sub-diyide the tract and sell it in
small farms. The interest in the
pumping proposition following the
sinking of several good wells, will
stimulate farming inthis vicinity.
Probate clerk Sweet is having TO-
600 ballots printed by the Socorro
Publishing company for use in the
county election for delegates TO the
constitutional convention. aud a
heavy vote is expected To be polled.
Captain Tom Ross who returned
mere today from Albuquerque. rs buy
ing a home IA that city and will move
his family There soon t. live.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30
NIBUQUtRoUE NAN SAYS
tIlARk MA~ coon FELLOW

j. p HatoHeu nf this ritt the veII
kinrn mluing man. declares chat
charles 'lffl trr man kIiiFf H
mounted Policeman BrlI. wss fuu-
ulld nr mau AMID gl'ct and disable
feiiuu
Z Anew CLARA far gear oat ln ihat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-30

Dysentery is a dangerous disease,
hut can he cured. Chamberlains
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy has been successfully used in nine
epidemics of %dysenterY.. II has never
been known to fail. 1t is equally vail
liable for children and adults, and
when reduced with water and sweet
ened. it is pleasant to take. Sold by
an druggists.
Evening journal., 1910-07-12

about
He has put radical democracy out
OF business. split the Republican
party in two and brought about the
insurgent movement.
Roosevelt and the insurgents don't
any more mean to bring about the
change they are going to bring about
than did Lincoln and Seward intend,
at first. to set the slaves free. They'll
simply give the public what It wants.
The socialists are educating the peo-
pie to know what they do want
We're the club held over the politi-
clans heads. II we don't do II now,
they are saying. the socialists will
carry the next election. We've got to
have a revolution. II our political
parties are so purblind and corrupt
that they won't bring about the
change. we will have a revolution of
violence. but | don't anticipate this
Tho politicians haven't the nerve tc
precipitate II. They are to cow
ardly"
Evening journal., 1910-07-12
O.M.D. COMPANIES
TO ELECT OFFICERS

An election will be held by Company c.,
Organized Militia Of Delaware. on next
Friday night TO I'LL the vacancy caused by
the transfer OF Captain ]. c. Lawson.
to regimental commissary. and such other
vacancies occurring thereby.
1t is said that First Lieutenant J. A.
Ellison will succeed Captain Lawson.
on Wednesday evening an election will
be held by Company ID to elect a arst
lieutenant to succeed First Lieutenant
A. II. Carey, transferred. II is said that
Second Lieutenant II. G. Lawson will
succeed him and that First Sergeant Her
man Ahrens will be elected to iii the
position Of Second Luietenant
First Lieutenant r. s. Rodney will
conduct the election in Company d. ana
Second Lieutenant f. b. Harkins will con-
duct the election I'm Company c.