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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04
Moving the Furniture.

And now ma moves things around;
No chair or case
About the house to-day is found
In its old place.
She's shifted sisters sccretairc
OF polished wood;
The parlor sofa now is where
The bookcase stood.
The hat rack had to take a jump
Across the hall.
Pa came In late and got a hump
And quite a fall.
Most everything has left its groove
Or had a change.
There was but one she couldn't move,
This kitchen range.
Louisville Courier-J ournal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04
Cupid Having Good Year.

ISp"cIaI 10 The Tim es- Dispatch.l
LfNcliBURG. VA. August BUR
ing July fourteen more marriage
licenses were issued from the clerks
office OF the Corporation Court than
proved to be the case year ago.
Clerk Davis issued th!rty-sc"en last
month. as compared with twenty-three
in July. 1913 Up to the beginning Of
this month, 224 licenses had been is
sued during the year. this being an
Increase Of seventeen during the same
period a wear ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04
whnt to Do with the covers.

Save the covers OF cocoa or mustard
boxes TO use for cleasing frying pans
and saucepans. Hammer down sharp
side. Scrapc with the sharp lower
edge. The rounding corners OF the
covers fit in the round pans much bet
ter than anything you can buy for tho
purDOsc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04
Frnnklln-tsIitOn.

ISDeclaI GO The Tim cs- Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, August 5.
Thomas T.. Franklin. of Washington.
and Miss Lola Fitzhugh Ashton daugh-
ter OF DIR. and Mrs. ". -. Ashton, OF
Alexandria were married in washing
ton on Saturday At Epiphany Church
by Rector Charles T. Edwards. They
are guests OF the groom's sister. Mrs
t.. Nj. Young, of this city. They will
maxi their home in Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04
Observation-Disclosures.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, August 3.
Mason II. Lumpkin, of Weems, and
Miss Viola Hayden, of Irvington, were
married Thursday at the Baptist par
scnagc at Irvington. Rev. II. t. Good
" IN pcrfornimg the ceremony
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04

Bromwell. ". Va. to visit her son and
daughter-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
'Hartsook.
r. Bcalc Davis. OF Petersburg, was
here on Saturday visiting friends Mr..
Davis has just been appointed secre-
tarv OF legation Of the United States
TO Haiti and will lcav. on Friday for
his post Of duty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04
Rnincs-l:Mnthner.

Weldon, y. G, August 3.-Allev
/ Raines and Miss Edna Gwathney, both
OF Waverly, Va. we're married here
sunday night at the Terminal Hotel bv
Magistrate -. w. Stainback They
We're accompanied 10 Weldon by 4. f.
Mason. also OF Waverly. Miss Gwath-
ncy is Il member OF well-known and
prominent family of Sussex County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04
IN AND our OF TOWN.

Miss Lena c. Williams, of 1911 Grove
Avenue, has returned home from
house party given at Willoughby
Beach, and Is leaving Thursday for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Is one OF the
most important of exercises, mental or
physical.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04

5. NJ. Any pure white soap is good
for the skin. Highly co!ored and per-
TUNED soaps sometimes make some
skins burn after using them. CASTLE
soap usually agrees with all skins. II
the soap causes your face to feel drawn
and dry and gives q burning sensa-
ton after using H. don't use il again.
for this shows it does not agree with
your skin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04

Anxious Girl: cannot print all the
remedies for reducing on account OF
lack OF space. nor In the short time in
which you ask II. 1t takes some time
before A letter can be answered through
the columns. but II you wish an iuine-
diste answer. send me "A stamped ad =
dressed envelope and ! shall gladly
send YOU instructions for reducing
flesh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04

Mrs. G.: Most stains can be rubbed
from the hands with lemon juice or
alcohol. When doing work where the
hands VIII get stained. gloves should
be worn. To take oJors from the
hands, immense the hands in mustard
water. After tho fingers have becn in
water for a great while and look with
cred and shrunken. dip them into vim
egar. This will restore them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04
Ofhterest to EDery Woman
EDITED BY MARTHA WESTOVER
Think for Yourself
Copyright. 1914. by Lillian Russell.
by LILLIAN RUSSELL

There are 100 many women ut the
present time who depend upon others
TO think for them. They are either
too lazy TO use their brains or they
have acquired the habit of allowing
others to think for them.
There are many women gifted with
excellent memories--memory for mum
bcrs. dates, names, etc.--but the ma
jority Of them are those who have been
obliged to think for themselves from
childhood. and their memories have,
therefore, become more or less Guilt
waited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04

There are women also who DELHI
craGly refuse 10 use their mental fac.
ulties. How often we hear woman
say: oh, / Wouldn't know what TO do
about It, VIVA: 90 you think should
do?" This is the type or woman who
IL positively too lazy TO think for her
self. and depends upon the opinions
and memories OF others. Her brain be-
comes relaxed from lack Of use. lust AN
the muscles OF the body become relax :
ell from lack Of exercise. and as the
body becomes soft and limp, so does the
brain become soft ana limp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
Believed Villa General Obey
ing Orders From Gutierrez
to Stop Firing Into United
States.
NOW THOUGHT TROUBLE
WILL BE AvERTED
General Scott. 1t is Hoped Can
Show Mexican Rabble I'm
wisdom of Killing Any
More Americans.

Washington. nee l,- Rrtgadier
General Bliss. commanding the
troops ou fhy Mexican border re-
ported to the war department today
That he conferred at Naco YESTERDAYS
with General Ramierez military sec-
retar OF General Msytorrua. the
Villa commander OF ,he Mexican
forces besioging General Hus car
rama troops Bamirez was told ps
General Bliss what was expected of
the Maytorena forces in shaping their
operations against the Carranzs
forces 80 as to avoid danger 20 life
and property on the American side
OF The line and BE undortook .o COM
muul.ate the renrescntatious SO MAY
tafrua
Tas war department has not made
punn. the ietaiis ut General russ
report uut secretary Garrison de
'iared H DISCLOSED that the coafer-
euCe Uas harmnai9us and th.t Gen
esal Bliss did not make threats a. to
what he would 40 o. his wat tpiugs
we're unheeded. so MENTION Was
made OF GOA, further casualties ,r }hr
Arizona side ut me line YESTERDAY,
winch d. resHrdei ss au encoIrsgiuE
sign
Officials here ore eNI.ttin. chat
the orders oi Provisional plesld.n.
Gurouoz to Mas tur-na to rearfUnge
his forces r necessary to stop the
Ore into Arizona uIl bour fruit be-
fore tI th. American troopers and
batteries ordered to Naea Eet irt"
their positions In oldcnl hrboGuar-
IHf. utI. uu predictions are heIua
uat. fu tne course tls ruitcl strfr~
V.I UTr-rD. Du' 30 s QturallT Ir.
Gar...lJ thf after UreHdl4r General
~.H.r chief ot STAR of ths army. or
r,t0- ar Nala saturday and conducts
h.s negotiations with uOth sitcs 1f
ths NrNl,au factions further frtug
iutU Awer.a territory can have hut
one result LeEaI 4uthprtlr- s4s if
she rrlted state. troops were 10 she'll
the MeNirsn- uu rf their po-t. .n-
=uDh au suf would be repeurs au
invasion and NOT ar puark unHu
MfXiru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
rHotil-Ios no ~ToP
M. puiITfG "A ENHTTION~

Washington. let 10 "- ~NeO iti
Aaa-t Csunra reporHs to the state
'dcuafuuem todsy frnm Mexico Cin
ssiid Provisional Prosldeui Guucrrez
hs.i not qnf .1IeA a orcree stnpnins
political executions. hut had prom
isef to punish ans officials rrsponsl
hlr fnr unwarfanted executions an
nr Cauotn reported that sNecn
tIpua Of which there had been great
nom bef hnd diminished
Consuf Canada at Nem Crus re-
portirg a conversation with General
Carrilxa. said that fhs cnusiItuf iun-
alist c1ief h8d nothing to ada to hls
prctians assufaurfs ihnf hr bad nf
dered bis iraeps af NugD go control
theif nre aRainsi faiiiaF in Arisonn.
The Meylean minister of war aisp
has assured Coueai s'uimnn that the
recent wholesale execuiious sere
"a ifhnut sanction ~ the aufhuritles
From Mnnauiiia d wnf reported
thnt after their sfacnnilun Of Gnar
daiasar tbe rarnnsa enrfisou re'
treated in the direction nf COMMA
soc miles to abe soatnNsfd. General
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
Official Report Declares Rus
slams are Retreating at All
Points in Poland With Ger.
mans in Hot Pursuit.
CONFLICTING CLAIMS
IN WESTERN WAR ZONE
In Spite of German Dsnials, 1t
Appears Clear That Allies
Have Undertaken General
Offensive Movement

Warsaw. Via London. De. &.
i:O2 o. MA great battle j. ~
progress at ~, ha xcw. tIirt,
miic- west of MarsaW. The Ger.
ninn wedge, which j. proccrsling
Ia southeastern, direction from
How. ha- MANAGED, alter heavy
lighting in Whirh serious io~~s.-
are reported Ia have hrcu in.
Hhtcd. Ia establish it~clf quar-
ter 80 - mite west ~orhaclcw
The Polish CAMPAIGN nov ,cngcr~
NJ that point
TIE German voifmn Wa me,
ai ~1rhars srw hy ficrrr rc-i-tanrc
on the part nf the I'us-lpn~. The
lighting was extremely -c,rFc.
80 ttsi'''- i,a'iiss - ts-.st-t't- -Iutuu
cn' ountcrs. irtilicry iirr on
hoth sides WIS heavy aud con-
tinuuus. t.cfInan acroplancs are
'"HstauilN ,lroling over she
town.
iiciniuIccmcRi~ are heinz
poured in rHpldis on both ~i,lc-.
The iiu~sinns are bringing h
tru"p~ by highway and h, the
railroad from Warsaw. The Ccr-
man- are moving forCc- from the
region about iodg.
Notwithstanding the conflict
iug nature ~ reports concerning
tho tliaractcr ut the German up-
crailUns. it l. evident that their
manci,cT~. which according 10
~sInc reports int ludc ~ many a.
ave army corps. are heinz con-
Quoted along line "a the north
of iuwitS.
new iir-t ald corps consist
ina of nerve spss iaii~ts tor the
treatment uf soldiers vino have
bccOne insane during battle. has
nccu organized. The naS c~-ltS
ior this form of treatment j.
growing a. u result uT The intcn-
-lts al the ncr,nu- strain under
which the -oidicTs are fighting.
Nn instance lea point J. the ease
~ a -e' oud lieutenant who
css aIeh unN 0undcd frbm Hrh,
IA whhh there were onlN ihir-
Teen survivors ont az stu n.en.
ilc il q mcntni wrcck. a - aid
that there are many similar
rHst-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
AUS 7 R|ANS
TRAP THE
RUSSIAN
BEAR
Wireless Reort From Berlin
Announces Cars Forces
are Caught on Both Sides
By Successful Strategy,

Berlin. Dec o. chs wireless to saw
willie. D.. - The FIRST actual suc-
cesses against the Russiau. IN me Iast
f"w DAYS appear to have hecn
achieved hs the Austrians in west
Gaiicia. Here the Russians. accord
ug Go advices recs we'd from the cone
81 hostilities have been attacked
simultaneously from two sides on
their right by an offensive from the
eastward 81 CracoW. ana on their left
front hf movement directed from
The south
The report that the Austrians are
following hp the tetiring Russian
army irom the south shows. in the
opinion of military observers. that
the i'ussiuns are belus forced north
ward upon their forces ,n western
Poland Whether this retirement
viii extend tn the Ru-sians mss,sed
60 the north pf PiotrkoW viii depend
on the events ~ che next few dats.
tn" repou ot thr withdrawal ~
The Gcuuan column which advanced
through Mlawu northern Poland in
dicates that the Russians recognized
In time The menace to their right
ilank Tho nld positions rea-sumed
hy the Germans ure strongly fortified
and n the hsliai of military critics
can be- held for "a long time undrr
normal cnndiiionn even against a.
arcatIN superior force
The German offensive ia North
Poland appears a. be proceeding ac-
rordlns Co program. REPORTS from the
Frontier ssy without dlsafrangcment
by the Russians
That the Austrans we're obliged
to rtacuhte Belgrade. scr,la. after
having retired before the srrA ian
army Co thc southward of Vlloicto.
points TO tho advance or an unex-
pectedly STRONG setfian force. The
assumption alru appcars Justified that
the AuEirians mHN possibiy have
Withdrawn TROOPS from Ser,m fnr
hse in West Gahc.a, trusting 40
chance that the ser.laus are ncapa-
BILE of q urihen de,idrd offensive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
SUBMARINES WOULD
HAVE STOPPED
GERMANS
Fifteen Stationed at Hartle-
pool Would Have Made the
North Sea Raid Impossible
Says Admiral Fiske,

Washington ua. r- Am ade-
guat, uump,r ar.U-h Submarines
might have r,u..Iad fbs G,rmau
Cruisers whi.r r..deH the tur''-n
.larf trsteraa .aHr Admiral Fl-a..
eide lor oper.. ..s Iuid tle huHer
naval eomnIlfsH Hf tuHHs.- utatnE
Hn The needs e.. r.r -ra defense
Go the British ntI nsd Do -uiH..su
number uf Funr.FIr,e tnrN could
have stood pff .r, cruisers h. H'd
Dr. thr German Fr-s.I- Mere going
tast. however. 81 woslU .r rer hafd
fnr submarines to sfana fntu .f ~
tho British hBd had dozen uI m.
teen Submarines at H.HIHun'. th,'
would hIH' been pretty hard Z"
tackle
Admiral r'rtr thuuRb' hs. Wisod
nf The situation abroad. fht nlrrd
states WAS Hs we'll prepared TODAY
fur control nf tht sea HF tt.l neinFe
Replying to questions whirn .ot-
cred loHg range. inJiudIua agal 'u-
b. questions anOIt ths Monroe dN.-
,rine. Admiral Fiske said that ~
dld not thauk thc United -tates
would h8y, been ans niors nsl-teut
n us dspue with Great Britain
over thr Venezuelan boundary lf u
had possvsss-i more powerful nu,N.
Tho uav then was inferior to the
present ou" and the British NAYS was
superior n that ~ che United
States
The admiral toid tho comm tee
that whether wr could take uur
submarines to Japan Is dnubtfui
immediately ai tho instance of set
oml mcmbers. the mention of Japan
wsa stricken out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

Cincinnati Ohio. Dee. t1--An auto
mobile bandit believed to have been
operating alone. terrouzed the west
side business section today robbed
two bano~ within radius % ten
lloses shoe aud serinusiy wounded
the cashier or one bank. shot at the
cashier of the other and finally was
captured after a revolver duel with
three policemen. one uf whom he su3t
later being wounded himself
lt is known that she robber obtain
cd $4,000 ~ the first bank. th. West
End branch OF the Proyido1t SAVINGS
Bank and Trust company. and the
officials of the Liberty BapNng and
SaNings company the second bans
robbed. believe thlr the amount ne
obtained there will run into thous-
and- when cheCS Isl mUde
The police Boz another automobile
followed the bandit picking up his
trah after the second robbers B0fn
policemen VINO we're shot. and the
rob0er were removed fo hospital
There were several persons iu each
bank ut the tmc of thc rob1cries
bar the rromiscuOus Use 81 the ban
dts revolver held them .u rhesh
AZ the branch of tne pr3Nldcut
bank. the rohper scaled au efEht-ioDt
screen, fired tt Edward Hughes. CASH
lcr grabued 81. 600. ntoDcd slowly 60
the door ana cS.apod u hls utouo-
alie. Followed %. llsillade 'i shots
70, m Hughes revolver Az autoWo
oiic load sf roilee immediately tools
np hIs traI Iru had iust BE- when thcr
learned of .he .etogd robbery whiHn
WAS carried on boz practically tns same
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

London. Dec ~ D2.e5 nh
The German naval raid ou the east
coHrt uf England has had tho effect
"f stimulating recruiting iu the Brit-
ish Isles. The increased number nf
men Joining the Colors to-day b. at-
trihWed almost solely to this cause.
lu the western arena of tho war
especially in Flanders the roles of
the euntendins armies would appear
to-day Go have been clearly reversed.
AN the recent official ,ommunica-
lions issued by both the allies and
th" Germans refer to the allied Of
feutife uom Ypfes 10 tho sea. Con
tepuenih ne Germans are on thc
defensive a British squadron still is
standing on the coasl aud has aided
the attack iu the vicinity 81 Niru-
port hui nowhere has marked nrus
grcss been noted % mas be said.
ue,crtheiess that the attempt % iho
allies 90 push the germnns out of
l1elgum hus Definitely bcrun aud
that the results ~ far recorded in
Flnudsra have converted thu GcTman
nne into series of tennoloualy- held
positions rather thpu straight
font ai many points allies wedges
have been driven in
Russia claims tn have checked FOE
thc moment the movement of the
Ausif.aus arfoss fhp Carpathian
passes she contends ALSO that she
has pushed the Germaus farther
back toward the EaHi prussian fron-
tier, az thc northern eNfrcmitf of the
eastern 'FRONT.' West af Warsaw.
however the Gcrmans continue tkeir
advance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
GREAT BATTLE RAGING AROUND WARSAW
GERMANS REPORT A DECISIVE VICTORY
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

one of the greatest victories of
the war l. claimed to-day %, GER
many The IIctiin oucial state
menl contains these words.
The i,ussian oncnSc against
sclicia aud I'usen has completely
broken uuNn. Ia the whole oT
Poland the cnCmt was forced tu
rctrcat after iicivc and stubborn
frontal haitlc> and y hcins pnr-
sued everywhere
a scmi-OniCial statement from
Icflin speaks confidently of the
situafiou In the east aud Says that
The Nustrisns appear to have
achie,c eel their Hf-t atfual snttVs-
~c~ against the Iiussian~ la the
Inst tcu days ia western Galicia.
rctr, grnd admits thai the Gcr.
man thanking movements threaten
the Russian lines uf conmunica-
tion and that Il ha- bccn heres
sary for the I,u-sians to draw
back ihcir lines in certain sec-
tions. hut IL gives ho intimaiion
of such rcser~s.- a. are reported
from Berlin
The great battle in the west.
whicn j. hCine rnrricr ou most
Hcr,ciy Ia Belgium aud northwest
France. l. thc subject or conflict
ing clnim-. THE German war Of
i,r aununnCcs that thc allir- have
made ncW attacks btu that thcN
los~c-. The french statement
~aS~ ,hat ~cVcial German trcuchc-
in Btlgium have been captured
~ infantry assaults aud that at
otilcr points to the s0uih aud cast
the aitilicry of the allie has done
snrs tive WORK
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
5 LIONS RUN
| D D Sc IN
NEW YORK
THEATRE
Policemen Shoot Each Other
the Lions and Spectators
While Panic-stricken Peo-
pie Overflow Into Street.

New York D,. F.rr IIau-
escaped this afternoon rpm emo
ElehtyslNrh -Iret tnetfst uu
East EiehuHy str,e, Tho
audience was thrown iutu a
paui, Tta per-"us Uer, taacu
Co e hu-naI shortly after the
escape of th, lions. one OF the
beasts Nls shot 1ud aiiI,d with.
n nreeu minutes
rou.s sergeant GHm was
shot and seriously wounded
while half q dozen policemen
were firing at the hou-
Two other men. nantes uu-
knowu. also were shot Aubu-
lanccs from two hospitals wore
rushed Co ,ho scene
cone of tug lions Nas uruugft
t' baY boz tho luoDf of tho thsatrr
Another uou made ts was t1 a
photograph gaIIrN iu the bwid
ing
Augered by bullets. the lou-
Htiap ked tho policemen who were
firing at them
foi. .ccman james n Crair was
Utueht uy our OF the beasts
which ohewed his left hand
Policeman Edward kcgnei
was hurt about the head uN lu-
other lUu and was shut in the
right hand hy one of his Dom
paninns who soueht to drive the
noaN away
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

manner a. tac Hrst. At the second
hank fhc baldIt shot and pronably
Seriously injured Cashier George win
ters
The bandit had rented room yes-
terduy au a West Ninth street. apart
ment house ana the owner of the
apartment having read % description
~ thc man called the attention oi
the police to t similarity
Tur policemen called at his room
and Opening the door were received
with o. shower ef shots Policeman
kmtul lcil wounded, end the bandit
Jumuln- past the other two on ers
fled to the street rc-eutercd his auto
mobile. which was standing ln the
front %. Jnr luuse and fed Ills h.ght
proved uuiurky tor him. iua~muoh az
he crashed into a pole rounding the
first corner and wre, ked the machine.
He rXr.lated himself from Ghe
wrechIer and started to run hut the
niilccr ul tlaf time were CLOSE Ca nom
agd altnt au exchange OF shots The
bandit feli
FoIUWfrE au examination the
physicians tt the hospital said prob
ably both Policeman Kuaul and the
bandit would die Both were shot
tour times
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

lonr steamers were sunk D,
mines On the ooa~t of England IN
ilic trrritCry covered Nc~tcrda, hy
the rabiiug Gctlnan war-hip~
These Ve~~ri~ wsrc said In Eng
land to have scattered mines 80
cover their retreat
~cNtntY-four nci~nne were
killed and i5t wonndcsi. aroutd-
iug tu the hest figures nov avail
ahlc. la thc trid on thc east coast
of England Yesterday D., (.crnan
warship-. I've heaviest losSr-.
were IN IIarticpool. where the
fritish Information burcau an-
nDunccS IS prr-ons were killed
an iI5 Wounded. InOHioiai -
ports give 'hc casualties la ~rar-
borough at ~ killed and 2,
wounded
The -uccc-s us the Germans ia
making their way past the line nf
British wat-hip~ and through
mine iiclsl~. AMI in escaping after
the NJ mbar,lncnt it'adS England
"a expect another attack. prrpar-
ation- tor which are under way
perlln T. cIatcd aud the news
papsr- there Soint that the cN-
ploit NAV he th" prelude to
grcatcr events Ia the futurc.
Isu~-ia'- caucasian army l. haV-
ing frequent encounters with the
Turks. hut official -tatcmcuts are
at such sharp variance that u -
dinicait to form an opinion ~ Ca
what T. hrpIgnin2 THE Russian
general -tan states that ,hc Turks.
reinforced. assumed the Offensive
in the Van region Nfnrnin. hut
were heated dcCi~iNclN The
Turkish statement >ay~ TINT these
latiif,- .rs.-ulicd ~ our TnNOt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
LAST TRAIN NEARING TROOPS
~ NASn IIANE~ NOT Sion

HH.siuU Tepe pec lIt aar
mot untI AFTER dayAghi to-day thut
enc .H tur bearing troops from
TsNa. .ft ~. Naro rad rsssed Hous-
tau Hrustue up she rear was thr
Tvsnts -.unod infantry hsadGdafters
uuH.. command of Lieut. Ccl Hobeu
~ NuHIH auu fhe regluertul HdIu-
tsut Capt Ieur A Hnnigan 10 be-
uul expected that uu the troops viii
reach Na"o before -4turdak aftef-
moon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

Los Angeicsl. Cali. Dcc fl while
United states navy destroyer we're
prepaung io go out 90 sea earls to-
Ca. to searrh for her the utile nsh-
iue launch nssaring tht slX members
~ me family 80 , "a Blake. umped
ntn por ~ Hermosa. with her pas
senvcrs drcufrcd hut unhurt The
ntile vessel was swept out tn sea hast
nlgni bY "a severe southcasi gale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
TOTAL TAX LEVY FOR
STATE PURPOSES
11.6 MILLS
Auditor Sargent Announces
Reduction of Two Mills
Over Levy for 1914.

santa Fr a. NJ U,, =
= stare Auditor ~. g. Sarsruui I
. announced toda, that thr total Z
. tax levy for state purpose. fur =
. the coming year Wouid hc il.d =
. mills uS against 1919 mills for .
y the 1914 lew
. STATE Treasurer Marion an =
. nouuoed that DO was pr1hauir Z
= funds sufficient 90 pas ths un
y paid 60 per cent of salaries of =
= state uiurcrs dine Notrn bey =
. ioth would he in hand before
= the tirsi of January
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
LODGE INTRODUCES
BILL PROVIDING FOR
LARGER MOBILE ARMY

Washington. Dee il senator
Lodge TODAY intradueod uiu sm
bod a4ne Sorrea7Y Garrison p.an for
increasing the assreeate mobile army
90 f1u strcneth f1r ioH0 addiinnsi
oaicefs ana for me discharge al sol-
rceniur army to constitute an armN
rei'srro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
COMMITTEE GOES EAST

Denver Colo. pcr ll-The fed
efai commission on Industrial rela
lions left for the casf hast lizhi after
the nnai session of Ifs Invest iaation of