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The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
COURT OF HEROES
BEING ERECTED
FOR GAR. MEET
Will Stretch Along Woodward.
From Jefferson to Gartiot, and
on the Campus
TO BE DISTINCTIVE
FEATURE OF DECORATIONS
Paintings Of Dead Soldiers, In
Guiding Alger and Williams,
Will be Displayed

Like the great body OF men who'
with pick and shovel prepare maven
for the occupation OF an army ~
war, men in Detroit will in day OF
two begin preparations for the com,
ing OF an army OF peace-the Grahu
Army veterans who will meet IN ma
tional encampment here, Aug. 81
Sept. 5.
Decorators are on the GROUND anu
In a surprisingly short time 'he
court OF heroes" will assume shape
In Campus Martius and along WOOD
ward-ave., from Jefferson to Gratiot.
The court of heroes" Is q new ana
distinctive feature. and will CONSIST
OF 22-foot white columns, set al IN
tervals and linked together Win
chains OF electric lights, and strings
and batteries of flags, G.. A. H. en-
blems. and paintings OF famous de-
parted heroes OF this nation. THESE
include the great commanders OF the
army and navy. two of whom, hus-
sell A. Alger and Alpheus s. Williams
were Michigan's sons.
The other decorations will continue
out Woodward-ave. to Brady-st., COW
ering the entire line OF march or the
veterans. The vinton company Is
ready to begin the erection OF the
three grandstands, two OF which VIII
be In Grand Circus park. and the
other opposite the Majestic building
on Woodward-ave.
Veterans will begin to reach the
city two or three days before the date
of the opening Of the encampment,
but the greatest number will arrive
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, while
large numbers from Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan will not arrive until the
morning OF the day OF the parade
Wednesday.
State departments and ofhciais
which establish themselves generally
q day or two before the opening OF
the convention announce their time
OF arrival as follows:
Sunday-Florida, Idaho, Maryland,
New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine,
Iowa, South Dakota, Kansas, Oregon.
Monday--New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Indiana, Massachusetts,. Connecticut,
Department of the Potomac, District
OF Columbia), Rhode Island, New
York, Louisiana. Mississippi, Nebras-
ka. North Dakota. Texas, Wisconsin.
Delegations from the Sons OF Vet
Grams, Daughters or Veterans, Won
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

The trouble 9th you, Francis, Is
that you are not square
Judge Hubert in Juvenile court.
"Wednesday morning, drew a fair
haired little fellow toward him and
looking deep into the gray eyes or
the boy. passed sentence-Francis
wasn't square.
He has a brother, two years young
er, a. black-haired little chap that
admires him beyond all others, Tom
my. the brother. wanted very much
to be admired by Francis so his busy
little brain was kept active In seek
ing ways and means. By some I'M
fortunate crook OF fate, Tommy took
the downward path and began to
steal-not much. but often. With the
money he bought candy and toys and
gave them 10 Francis.
There was the trouble. Francis
took them and Francis, when dis
covery came, laid all the blame on
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

B TO reach Paris, Germany has to
move her armies only the distance
between New York and Albany, IL
abe strikes via Alsace-Lorraine. or
the distance between Boston and Al
bany. II she invades through Bel
GUM;
Frances chief military center on
the Alsace-L border In Nancy.
Her chief military center on the Bel
Uian border Is allie. and her central
defeHsive post opposite Switzerland,
d B6ancon. BY turning the French
map half way round. and covering
tt with the eastern states. Nancy
would fall on New York, Paris on
Albany, Lille would about coincide
With Boston and Beancon with Al
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

along the Meuse river from Verdun
TO Toul, on the Moselle.
From Toul to Epinal, about Az
miles, Is the second gap. along the
Moselle.
Beginning at Epinal, and running
to Belfort and the Swiss frontier Is
the third series OF fortresses-
Germany's attack must be deliv-
erred, therefore. through the Toul-
Epinai gap. or through the Maubeuge-
Verdun gap, or else below Bel
fort and by way of Switzerland.
Mote these on map
BY invading Belgium and Luxem-
burg, Germany apparently indicates
she has chosen the Maubeuge-Verdun
gap as her principal route to Paris.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

lentown, Pa. (See map
The French armies are now mobil-
izing In two districts. One 10 defined
by the defences at LaFere-Laon-
Rheims halons and the other is In
Guided In the triangle Langres-Dijou-
Beancon. (Refer to map)
The French frontier has triple
series of fortresses, between which
are tue wide gaps to permit the
Germans to come on.
The first lot Of fortresses runs
from Lille, through Valenciennes TO
Maubeuge. Then from Maubeuge for
about 100 miles, Is gap, which has
only subordinate defences. The gap
ends at Verdun.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-Because
Countess Pourtalos, daughter OF the
German ambassador at Washington,
Count Won Bernstorff. has frequently
visited in America. American women
visiting in Berlin are always welcome
at her home.
The countess recently entertained
Miss Julia Won l.. Meyer. daughter
OF the former secretary OF the navy,
and presented her to many Of the
most exclusive families In the Ger
man capital.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
WAR CAUSES SMITH
AHEARN POSTPONEMENT

LONDON. Aug. 19.--On account OF
the war, the contemplated match be-
tween Gunboat Smith and Young
Ahearn has been indefinitely post.
poned and Smith will sail for Amer
lea tomorrow. The fight had been
previously postponed on account OF
Ahearn's illness, and was to have
been fought next Monday.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

ans Relief Corps. Ladies' of the G..
A. r., Daughters OF the G., A. r., and
Army Nurses will come with the vet
Grams, probably In greater numbers
than the old soldiers.
The last of the veterans will arrive
from nearby points-Ohio. Indiana
and Michigan. Wednesday morning in
time to take part in the parade.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

B. A. Rolfe, the most successful pro
Queer OF vaudeville musical acts, Will
offer In the Temple next week Colon
ial Days." and II one may Judge by
other Rolfe acts, this one will be beau
tifully staged, deliberately costumed
and present dozen or more capable
musicians. Claire Rochester. the girl
with the double voice, baritone and
soprano, and Fred ]. Ardath and COM
pany In a new rural comedy called
Hiram on the Farm come next to
the headliner. Six other numbers In
clude: La .Corio and Dinus. society
dancers; Mullen & Coogan In batch
OF odd nonsense; Fritz and Lucy
Bruch, cello and violin yirtuosi; Rel
low, "The mentaphone artist" Mile.
Martha and sisters In an aerial novel
ty and the Microscope.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
MATT KRAMER'S
SON IS DROWNED
Fails to Come Up After Diving
in Lake Near Fathers
Hotel

Matt Kramer, Jr, 1S-year-old son OF
Matt Kramer. proprietor Of Crosse
Pointe road house, was drowned IN
Lake st. Clair, In sight Of his faith
er's hotel, shortly after Z o'clock,
Tuesday evening, when he dived
from a derrick attached TO dredge.
and failed to reappear.
His uncle. John Coleman, who was
in swimming with him, saw the boy
dive, and made several attempts TO
bring him to the surface, when he
failed to reappear.
The youths body was finally found.
in weeds at the bottom OF
the lake, and an Edison pulmotor
was used for an hour in q futile ef-
fort to revive him. II Is thought his
spine was broken when he struck
the bottom, after diving.
Matt was the only son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Kramer, who are nearly pros
trated over the tragedy. He was q
student in the University OF Detroit,
last year, and planned to enter Notre
Dame college this fall.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

g rs s ;!!':' !'s|

Pc Cleveland. Pistsburgh and al psanAs
/ south and east. lsevs daily 1e;ts D. -
ttgs to Cleveland. saes; fittssarsS
Day Trips to Cisvsiand--russdAys
wednesday, Thursdays and Saturday,
Isr BuGsIs ana sn psiass Eass-
We. IssEisse isI.se sps way Pe.ss..
special steamer 10 Mackinsc Isiano-.
Mondays gao q. M. Thursdayr b:so ..
m. Np stops snrouts |
cleveland. t2.S0: Brna.o. yt.oe.. Mas.
ara Falls, sttQ round trip tor sranspor.
tation. rsturnins In time ror business
etstsfcom Accommodation - Uppss
berth. 800; lever berth. u.se; vhsAs
'I TriRcxffIp sorT1cKs--rs,rd Ave. wAs.s
ilt Woodward Ave thaiestie BidG.I
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
PULMOTOR SAVES LIFE
OF MORPHINE VICTIM

Charles Rother, 25 years old, No.
1874 Van Dyke-ave., fell to the side
walk In front OF the Board OF Com
mefce building. Wednesday noon, as
the result OF an overdose OF morphine,
according to the police report.
When first picked up he was be-
lieved to be dead, but the Edison pull
motor was obtained. and. after a
half-hour's work, he was revived and
sent to st. Mary's hospital. The first
report said he was stricken by heat.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

MALCOLM J. MCLEOD
will speak tonight at F. F. Trump's
S54 Twelfth-st
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
EN wHITE STAR l!NE1

For the Eists and Port huron, way.
ports. steamers leave Detroit daily s:ts
.. m. 2.so .. m. and p m
Sundays, O. m. and tye y. m. ano
Extra Bosf for Flats and Tsshmee Park
sundays only, las p. m.
For Toledo and sugar IslaDa daily q
s:10 q m. ana ass p. m, sundays t:Se
.. m and .. m Wharf foot OF osts-
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

nh Printing Done Right.
Printing CO., 10 John R.-st
The Detroit times., 1914-08-20

Business-iike Printing. NO fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. II
John Rest Phone Main 1898.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-10-23
FALL WAIST STYLES

FALL WAIST STYLES
This is of striking Waist styles OF rare beauty
and will find that these Fall models will add
derfuy to the atractiveness of their appear
Our present assortments offer unusually good OPP
portuntes for to supply yourself with the most de-
Sirable sorts at fareSt prices
Every Waist aside from being perfect style is to
standard of full value for your money every
spect. Will you read the short description of few
Waists which follow and then in to them?
Women Waists of fine shadow lace, in black and
white 49,. 80. 49,. $3.50 10 $3.50 each
Womens white wash silk Waists in distinctly new de
signs. 49,. 49,. .S1.9S each
Womens Waists of excellent linen, plain some lace
trimmed, special at =. 49,. .9Sc each
MILDLY Bouses of best galaea plain white, others
white with fast color wool collars. $50 TO S25 each
WOMEN'S UNDERSKIRTS
A bountiful supply of Understands in the seasons
favored coors and the best fabrics awaits your
prova You obtain small idea of the assortment by
reading the following:
Women's Cotton Charmeuse Underskirts in black
plum, brown, green and copenhagen at .95c each
Women's Messalne Understands in all desirable colors
and made of excellent quality messane
S19S to $3.50 EACH
SOME HANDSOME, PRACTICAL KIMONAS
An uncommonly satisfactory assortment featuring the
best of fabrics and styles has been for
selection will indeed for have priced
them very closely.
Womens Kmonas in dainty fleece materials, all coors
and sizes at. .9Sc 81 .25 and Sis each
Satin and Silk Kimonas for Women, in all desirable pat
terms, beautifully made, at. $3.50 to $3.50
Womens short fleece Kimonas very desirable patterns
at. SOC each
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-10-23
not have overlooked truly representative showing of
the best that will be worn this Fall We extend to you
cordial invitation and see our new stocks Welcome
A VERY SPECIAL SUIT AT $3.50

A VERY SPECIAL SUIT AT $3.50
You indeed to be able to obtain such good
Suit at this price Every Suit in the assortment
made of the best al-wool serge in the lengths,
lined with good satin and perfectly finished in every
detail All and the best colors included and
the special price is but. $3.50
Some Splendid Suits at $780, $500 and $17.50
This entire assortment made specially for us by
elusive designers assuring of distinctive styles
The fabrics represented al-wool poplins serges
and novelty cloths and the quality and genertl appear
of the Suits unequaled at prices
$3.50, $500 and S17.50
The Utmost in Suits at $3.50, $500, $27.5O and
$500
Wonderfully beautiful" best describes each and every
Suit in this assortment. They faultlessy made of
fine chiffon broadcloth, the seasons most favored
fabric and all hand tailored. Each Suit is an ex-
elusive design and considering their very evident
superiority they modestly priced at
$22.50 $500, S27.5O and $500
The Handsomest Assortment of Coats in This
Section of the State is Here
That is not unfounded, irresponsible boast-the
statement is made with full knowledge of the harm it
would do us if it not true. New shipments
irving daily and in justice to the makers of these
ments and the style creators must that they have
surpassed themselves.
The Coats range in price from $3.50 to $25.OO the as
sortment including wide range of the most acceptable
styles. BY all means this stock-it will be real
treat to you.
BATH ROBES FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Every garment is carefully made of the best fabrics in
attractive patterns. You'll expect to large prices
quoted on them for they exceptional values at
prices Of :.-f. $500 to $3.50 each
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
GOEIuNIs 10 APPEAR ON
CANAL ENpENUTTT KIS

Washils.on, Dec 1G.-Culonel
George W Gocthais, 4ovcIIior of the
Panama canal. sailed from colon toe
day ou View York. He is cOminc 10
Washington to appear before con
a%ressional committees Ia charge VI
appropriations for canal work. 30 is
estimated that more than Sl9. 00O. 600
viii be needed for the construction ct
Org docks, machine snops and coal
whnrNes. necessary 10 rcIulr aud s1lp-
liy % increasing Volume OF shippius
using the canal.
Secretary Garrison Boo "a statement
TO-DAY said Colonel Goethais aI-
proach4lg visit Geo the United States
WAS only O." order that ne may ap-
pear before cougresH with reference
90 canal appropriations
Ellis Welt to tho United states has
nothing whatever Co do With this
mat.cr OF neutrality and l cannot too
strongly emphasize the fact that there
has 1crl uothiuR Whatever sensation
al lu this incident. excepting ttat
whi.h hats been impair. ed to 10 by the
newspaper said Mr.. Garrison.
The sceretary or tIe mary informs
me that De- Had ordered one ship 90
proceed Immediately aud Will prob
ably order others l necessary, 20 han
die the wireless situation. ! ann il-
forming colonel Gocthals today ~,
this laet and also chat the seCretnrS
ol the navy will give Instructions o.
lthe commanders u tlc ships 60 aid
the zone authorities iu any needed
way TO preserve neutrality
The cruiser Tacoma. ordered 90
ihc Panama canal zone to- enforce
neutrality. len Guantanamo. Cuba,
today for rhristobat. secretary Dam
ioif WA without further adyices TOE
day from the canal zone. bat said %
another vessel were sent there u
probably would Doe one the nee
srrovers now nt san Diego. cdl Pre-
vious orders directing thc Tacoma to
r%olic,c the Dauieshp Minnesota at
Vera Cruz hgyc been cancelled. The
Minnesota viii proceed immediately
90 Philadelphia for o~yerhauling
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
Man WHO SAW RED
ON TRIAL FOR
HIS LIFE
William M. Cleary Faces a
Charge OF Murder of His
Daughters Husband in New
York. ~

New C.ty. y s.. Dec l7.-Wtlllam
g.. Clcari. furmerlF town clerk ut
HayctstruN. WIS placed ou trial here
today. charged with sholtiGs to dea n
Eugruc newman. his daughters
chldhood playmate and sWeetaeart.
when Ncwmun called 60 inform aim
on July es. last. rat De- and Miss
ClcaIy had been married 10 few DAYS
before
Anna Cleary Newman, go dHuEhttI'
of the delendan and widow of the
man he ls chareed with staying. cn-
tered the courtroom clad in deep
mourning whea the case Was called
ana took 10 sent within the railing
Both state and defense sggrtcd that
shc would testiN len their Dehalf. she
mas not said whether she would heip
defend her father or seek to have him
punished her husband slayer.
Apparently oven the lawyers la the
case did no. Fnow her decision.
Clearys defense. BE- is believed, viii
be- temporary emotional insanity 7
saw red. ls his own statement iu exc
PLANTATION of his lllcged act.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
French Official Statement

Paris, Dec L. CeibO p. ms The
French war office gave out al ofn-
cial statement this afternoon AS lol-
lows.
Between the sea and the Lys wo
have occupied scvcral German
trenches st the point ~ Inc hayonct.
consolidated Our positions az Lom-
baertzydc and 81 George and or
sanized the territory taken from the
enemy 10 the west ot Ghcluteh.
"Wo have made progress ai some
points in the region 81 vcrmciclcs
There hat tgen mo- Infantry ac-
ton aiong the rHnalndcr ct the front
but We rep"tt very effective shootlns
on the part Of our heavy ARTILLERY lr
the cuyirous A. Tracy-Lc-NaL on th,
Alone, and in Champagne. as wolf ,
in Inc Afsonnc and la tho region ai
Nordun.
I'm Lorraine and fen AisaC lhcrc
81 nothing 90 report
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
how GOOD THAT
MUSTEROLE FEELSI
Il Gets to THAT Sorc spot
tikc Nanic.

A-a-hi That's delicious RELIEF Con.
those sore muscles, those stin joints.
that lame back
MuSTEROLE BE- acioan, white oi1t-
mcut. made with the oil ~ mustard
and other home remedies.
n does IN. Work of the ~uld-fnehi0n-
od mustard plaster. minus the plaster
and minus the hlistorl
You simply rub MrsTEROLE on
The spot where she pain is-ruh Il on
hsishly-snd The pain ~ gone.
No ntiss. no ,other. Just comfort
lng. soothing rclief-nrst q gentle
glow. then u delI1htful sense OF cool
ness. And bcs' Of an no blistors
Ike tho oid~-asnioned mustard plas-
ter used 20 make
There ~ nothing like MUSTERpIE
for sore Throat Bronchitis. Tonsi'
iitis, GROUP. stin Neck. Asthma, Ncu-
rnIgia H~eudachc. Congestion. Plcrrisyl
Information, LumhuRo, Pains and
Aches OF tho BACK or Joints. Sprai1s.
sore Muscle. bruises. C%hiihhHins,
Frosted Feet and Colds Of the Chest
Ga often prevents P~neumonia)
Al your drugEist's In 2de and soc
Jars, and "a special large hospital size
for s. so.
BE sure you get the eenuine MIS-
.TEROLE. Refuse lmltations-ge
what o ask for. The Musierol'
Company Cleveland, ohio,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
MAN IN CHARGE OF
SHEEP SHIPMENT
IS ARRESTED
Mckinley Taken at Stock
yards on Telegrahic Re-
? quest iYom Vaughn. Thinks
He is Charged With Theft.

ON Geographic authority from
Deputy sheriff c.. A. Johnston Of
Vaughn, chief OF Police McMillln,
with Policeman Paulo Luian. arrest
ed william Mckinley 20 the stock
yards his afternoon. Mckinley
came boz $50 so o'clock with FIVE cars
of sheep
The telegram Ia the chief merely
stated tnat there was % .tate warrant
Tor Mckinley and asked thar he be
searched Mckinley tolI the chief
that "a man Was "rulled Tor his
money 300 Vaughn last ui-hf. and he
supposed tnoy suspected him of the
crime h- didn't de- il. no said.
Mckinley ls crippled aud has a
glass ESQ lie had oniy $40 on MIN
when arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
RUSSIANS SINK GERMAN
IENANrfNE LINE STFNMEl

P%etrogrhd. Dee d.. STA Ionic
N.io g. mi-H vas OFFICIALLY 4
nounced today that the steamer
reutic OF the German Lelanune
Mas foguo uayiBatlns or me Turk
coast uear kerasunt and ah 80
by o. Russian warship uftor ai s
board h mcrchantmeat hnd pe
ordered t0 leave.
unS two Turkish officers 81
twelve soldiers obcyed the orders @
thr others went Gown with the shi
kerasunt Is "a seaport of Aaiato 20
key. soyent} miles west 81 Trehito
on the BLACK Sea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17

throw n bridge over the Alsne at
S%oissons was p|reyeatcd by our nrtil-
leTl.
French earthworks To the east OF
Rheims were destroyed.
There Is no news on the east and
west Prussian frontiers. The Rus
sian offensive against Sllesia aud
Posen has practically broken down.
In the whole or Poland the enemy
VAS forced 90 retreat after fierce aBd
stubborn frontal battles. and Is being
pursued everywhere.
During the fighting IN northern
Poland yesterday and the previous
dap the bravery 81 the west Prussian
Hessinn regiments gained "a victory
The effect 81 this victory cannot SEE
be estimated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
STATE SEEKS TO SHOW
UNIONS HAND IN THE
MURDER OF KING

Cauon City. Colo, Dec. The
STATE today introduced evidence iu the
tilll 1f seven strikers charecd with
lhe u4urder of William NinE. %in.ended
t. show that rides. royolNcrs ana ann
munltiun Hore shipped into tni-
country slortl. bcforc the atuek up-
ol tho chandler min last April in
which kiml WIS killed.
Witnesses Testified that arms were
purchased n Pueblo Canyon city.
FLORENCE aud Wostcline ON orders
frum tbe Florence local of he United
Aiiue Workers ot America cstmony
sas introduced which the prosecution
clalme1 showed that TIE arms were
delivered at E, sN9le. ia,d fur with
che ss .lslci uy David RcJb. Oh union
officer suJ one ot thc defendant Boz
inc present trial. These arms a.
rordiug tu ths theory of the state
we're concealed tt Ror0taic 500,
bitter used in tHe attHck 1u the Chani.
ior mime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
FIX IT 50 THE MEN
May TALK TO
THE BOSS
Colorado Fuel ard Iron Learn
ing Lesson From Strike
Will Give Closer Attention
to Employees Business.

Denver COLO, Dec. e. TIC cob
oiadu FUEL md iron conpauy TOOK
steIs today u provide q means az
easy accss , employees 90 "9i1ii,s 81
.tae sompan. This was In .ontofn-
.it with The letter OF j.. j.. ~ oru.
president ~ The COMPANY. o, J. -.
'8cl efciicr. sf. under date of .'.e.
rsi 20. last. ttat some such pan was
under CoNs'C. ration.
Mr.. Welhyrn stated that David Grif-
nths, former state coal mine Inspector.
had been "a pointed Co "a newly re-
ated position With the company,
would be an additional personal link
between employees and Oh iaia ana
would hlgc the widest authority Tor
action ln matters relating % wurKifs
and social conditions oi the miners
and their families.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
MCINTOSH R D
AGAINST ROMERO
REVERSED TODAY

Santa Fc. y. ~. Dec 1.-THE state
supreme our today reversed the
Judgment OF the san Miguel county
district court 900 tho case OF William
Mcintosh SIS EuseBip Romero. in
which The cour granted a judgmenr
to Mcintosh Tor $1,000 FOR timber
alleged 90 have been cue from lands
owned ny the Estanc.ah valley saeep
grower. by Romero. Tho court found
that while M evidence showed Ro-
nero GO have taken osme imhcr nom
Mctntosh's land, n did ont prove he
had cut an the timber alleged, owe
"a period nj two or three years The
case Was rcmandcd for aCW uial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
ACREAGE Of WINTER
WHEAT GAINS 4
MILLIONS
Total of Forty-one Million
Acres Have Been Sown This
Fall According to Depart
ment of Agriculture.

Washinsgon. pee 11.-Winter wheat
has been soWu ibis fan cn 1883. Don
acres. au Increase OF f.i35,oro acres
over the revised estimated arca sown
last fail. the department of asr.cul-
ulre anuour cd today. The condition
o. winter wheat ON December . was
$50 Per cent OF 81 normal, against
a7.1 has year. g32 in 1919, and 'o.3.
the IO-year averagc.
aye was s1wn his fJll on 2s5looo
acres. sn Increase ol 81, 600 acres o,or
the revised estimated area sown last
fall!
The condition OF Iyc ON December J.
was 38G per cent of "a normal aEainst
s5s per cent last. 1856 Boo 1919 and
$3.50 the lH year average.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-17
STOLE SOLDIER
SHOES AND HATS
FROM u. S. CAR

charged with rohbiug 70 tinited
Statos government ear. stealing seven
pairs of army shoes ant thirteen
arny hats Jorge Rodriguez and
Reyes Qucsada are locked up in the
county lain az %-ocorro, awaiting ace
ti0n hy the grand jury. The men
were arrested by Special Ascent
George "A Thomas Of the Santa Pc.
He arrested the pair and recovered
most Of the missing things within
committed
The robbery took place "a san An
tonic. Tine same evening Thomas
nabhea Rodriguez and Quesada n
san MarCial Thoy ere said to have
had pairs of the stolen Shoes on when
caught