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The Washington times., 1915-05-21
Among the Minors
American Association.
All games postponed rain).
South Atlantic League,

Atlanta, 2 Little Rock. O.
Mobile, 6; Memphis, /.
New Orleans. /; Chattanooga, 0.
Birmingham. 7: Nashville. !.
The Washington times., 1915-05-21
Yesterday's Results.

New York, 1; St. Louis. O.
Warrington Cleveland (cold).
Detroit Philadelphia (wet grounds)
Chica 60 Boston (wet grounds)
The Washington times., 1915-05-21
Today's Games.

Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1915-05-21

International League.
Newark. s; Rochester. 8.
Buffalo. /: Jersey City. !.
Toronto. l6: Providence. 5.
Richmond. I: Montreal, T.
The Washington times., 1915-05-21
Yesterdays Result.

Yesterday Results.
Cincinnati 8; Philadelphia. 2
Pittsburgh, 8; New York, 2.
st. Louis, g. Brooklyn, !.
Chicago, 4; Boston, 2
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Kentucky Carlsbad
Springs
Same thing That hrniuCkY CaiSbad
wafer viii Do That No Other
water Ever discovered Has
Done

We viii take the albumin out OF
ynur wafer IN three days. aud we
are curing all csses ol diabetes that
drink the water We viii give reliei
10 the most severe cases OF kidEey
trouhr 10 one day, and will abso-
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stomach trouble will he relieved in
Twelve hours. and we will guarantee
it to cure any case in ten days il it
hasn't become caucerOus Bladder
trouble OF any hind viii be cured in
ten days 1t will cure any old sore
hy bathing in it for two or three
days We guarantee it to cure any
case Of catarrh OF the head or bow.
els in ten days If you drink this
water irr ten DAYS you will he ab-
solut,N ir,e from constipation or
any organic trouble. as it positively
will restore every internal organ of
the body in ten days 1t it dosen'l
the treatment won't cost YOU any.
thing
You can get tie same results, il
it is not convenient for YOU TO
come to the Springs, right at your
home, as we ship the water with
'ull directions, excepting rheumatic
cases; they must come to Springs to
get well BE sure tG write for our
free booklet
Kentucky Carlsbad Surinc,S, lac.
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Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
FOR SALE

A fine POO acre tobacco, corn,
wheat and hay farm, close to a
good railroad town with graded
school. A bargin and among the
very best, to get quick sale will
take $1,000. to $4,000, worth of
first class property and give 10
years time on most of the balance
if wanted address A | this office.
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18

VS..
M. +. Faulkner
SEC. Defendants.
Pursuant to execution No 1908,
issuing from the Knox Circuit
Court. | or one of my deputies
will on Monday June the 2Sth it
being the first day of the regular
Knox County Court at the court
house door in Barbourville. expose
to public sale to the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand the
following described property.
Levied on as the Store House and
| lot of NJ. f.. Faulkner, for the
abstraction of said execution,
said execution is for the sum Of
$500. On with interest from the 10,
day of April 1899 until paid. sub
iect to the following credits Si7.
IL Sept. l2, 1899. $4,000 April IL
1901 $4,000 April %. 1901. and
also the cost of said Plaintiff, and
the cost Of this levy and sale.
. This execution is on a sale bond
and this sale will be made for cash
in hand. sale will take place at
| p. m.
Said property is described aS
follows:
Beginning on the 5. f. corner OF
K. C.. Faulkner lot, now the Joe
Newman lo;. Thence with the
line. west Al. thence at right
angles with said lines 80 feet,
thence parallel with the front line
"A feet to Main Street, thence
with the street a straight line to
the beginning.
s. i. Lewis, 5. h. C..
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18

/. d. Stantill. j. +. StauhIi
and -. R. Fortney Defendants
Pursuant 10 Execution No.
3S0S. issuing from the knGX
Circuit Court. | or CNe Of my
deputies. will on Monday. June
the 28th, 1915. ii being the first
day of the Knox County Court,
at the court house door in Bar
bourville. expose to public sale to
the highest and test bidder for
cash in hand the following de-
scribed property. ,evied on aS the
property of D. b. Fortney. for
the satisfaction of the SAID EX-
ecution. Said Execution is for
the some of (S5S. G9) with irtrest
from Sept. 6, 1914 until paid, and
the some Of (5I 10l which was
adjudged TOR cost and thn cost OF
this levy and sale,
This Execution is on a replcv-
ing bond and this sale vii! he made
for cash in hand and if the high
est bidder does not Immediately
pay the purchase price same Will
be resold on same day. This sale
will takeplace about lp. m.
Said property is described as
follows: One tract or parcel Of
land lying and being in Knox Co.
on the right hand prong Of Turk
ey Creek it being the land sold
by Lee Jackson March the /. 1911,
to ID. b. Fortney rccordyd in deed
book q page l20, and lived on as
the lands of ID. b. Foltney. and
bounded as follows:
Beginning on a double gum. Il
corner of the New Diamond Coal
Co. thence n. II L. 80 =. to a
stone and dogwood, thence N. II
+. y +. to a hickory. Thence n.
81 +. 20 p. 10 a sycamore at the
mouth of Sugar Camp Branch,
thence ~ II h. "A p. 10 a white
oak on a bluff, thence n. 81 T..
IL p. to stone and locust gate
post, thence S. 10 W. 80 p. to a
beach and chestnut oak, S. II f..
lO5 +. to five lynns, thence with
the Buckner line to the creek, n.
5 W. 62 z. thence down the creek
with its meanders s. "A W. SP.'
to a stone, N. 73 w, 9 P. to a
stone S. SO W. Is p. to a stone.
N. S5 w. 10 p. toa stone, thence
Southwark 8 7. toa stone. thence
to the beginning. S. l.. Lewis
Sheriff Knox County. /
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
FOR SALE

A nice farm containing 40
acres, good vein Of coal, some
timber, a good 8 room house, a
tenant house. good barn, ssme
fruit trees, good garden. within
the City School KNIT, one-half
mile from corporate limit of this
city. Will sell cheap for cash.
Call on or address
W n M~noSxrn \
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Lodge Directory
Masonic
Masonic

MOI NTAIN LODGE NJ. ~ Free and
Accepted Ma>nn>. Meets In its Temple, uu
each second Saturday and Fourth Monday
~ eacr .m"nta. An visiting Hrothrrs nrr
welcome. and ara cordially invited to NJ tend
hr>o m"utiug~.
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Knights of Pythids

KNON LODGE No. ~, Meets ia its
Castle on Main street each second and
fourth Thur. dag. Com" he with us. We are
always glad tu hive YOU with us.
". II. NCDONALp. CHAs. DAVIS
&. g. Is. uf *. =,
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Chapter

rARBul' RNILLE Royal Arch CHARTER,
Meet, IA its Temple each Fourth saturday
~ 80 =. M. All Companions are requested
! attend, especially the Companions wh0
sr" visitors in our city.
" II. MrB, >AI.D. ". W. TINsLLN.
Htpa Priest. secretary
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Odd Fellows

L.BELLE LODGE No. a. /. 90. r..
Meets IN its Hail on Main street, each Fri
day at u'ciOck y. ~. All members are rr'
Gurstcd to attend, especially til" visitors
wiro may BE- IN uur Jurisdiction.
". II MIIoNAlp. \. G.. j. II jaws, Sc,
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
SHERIFF'S SALE
I'ltff.
Ii. t. Miller,
"
|. II. Stanfll.

| u Stanfill Defts.
Pursuant to execution Nc. 2s12
issu I'd from the knoN Circuit
Court, I, or one Of my deputies
will on Monday June the y,
1915. it being the first day of
the regular Knox County Coart.
expose to public sale to the high
est and best bidder for cash in
hand the following described
property; levied on as the prop
erty of l.. ID. Stanfll. for the sat
isfaction of the execution for the
sum of $l52.S6 with interest
thereon. at the rate Of six per
cent per annum from IN" 9Th.
day of Feb. 1919 until paid. Al
50 the sum of $1,000 for cost and
the cost of this levy and sale.
This sale will he made on cred
it of six months and will take
place about / p. m.
Said property is described us
follows:
One tract OF land lying and
being in Knox County on the
middle fork of Sinking Creek
beginning on top Of the hill on
Arch Jackson line thence with
said Jackson line to Thee Bng
hams line. thence with said
Bingham line u Pleas Hubbard
line: thence with said Hubbard
line to the beginning, and being
the same land conveyed to l.. ~.
Stantill by j. +. GO,dcn and y.
A. Golden by deed dated Dec. 80,
1913 and recorded il deed book
Is page 40i.
S. l.. Lewis, Sheriff.
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Red,nen

1CEuuptuuid> Trhc No. III. Nr"ts every
Fir.I auJ fh'rL "Wednesday, S.crp, Wigwaln
|. -. q. r. Hail on Main street.
n. l.. Davis, Sacrcm. !. NJ. Wilson. q. Of Il.
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Jr. Order American Mechanics

BHrhodryllic Council No. liz IN. -. L. 4
NJ. Meets First aud Third saturday n 7aI
o'clock. All are Invited to attend these
meetings
W. II. LAWS, Com. u. I. Wilson. see
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
NOTICE

Pay your subscription TO the
Advocate and renew. II promis-
e % b bigger better and new
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Matter Of Love.

Matter Of Love.
II . man really loves Q woman hs
ww givs W smoking Tor her. but Y
- .eally lsvss hiu shs won't ask hin
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
csmbe,Iona R. R. com1anr
TIME ia BILE
South Bound.

South Bound.
TRAINs:-- DAILY
No. .. I've Artemus 1915 IN.
No. .. I've. Ariemus 4:l5 p m.
40 -, I've. Sundays T:30 IN.
No. 81, I've. " Sundays i;2S p M.
North Bound.
No. J.. Arr. Aitemus l:20 p m.
No. 6 Arr. Artemus 6:35 p m.
40. 81, Arr. Sunday $40 a III.
~ 3S, Arr. SUNDAY G:3O p NJ.
". b. SrARKE, Gen. Pass Agt. &.
+. II. HAYDEN, Gen. Mgr.
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
&. A. K.

Joun q, Eve Post q 4. X. MEETS Ia the
the odd Fellows liail each Fourth Monday.
col .. b. Brett i, T.. Britain
Adjunct Commander
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Modern WOOdmen Of America

BaIhourvillr Camp No ilIgi Meets on
the second aud fourta -day in each
Month. All are cordially invited tu attend.
We. Faulkner. A. L.. Pprkrr.
ton>G|. ll,rk
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
L. & N. Time Table
NORTH BOUND

NORTH BOUND
40 l. Daily except
Suudav .....". 1902 p n.
No. % Daily, due ........".l0:li a ~,
No. ~ Da,N, due e............,l;44 n
SOUTH BOUND
NJ il Ddilv, tx,Cpt
Sunday....,.. Gas 4 ii,
no. u Dailv. Due. ....... 800 ~
40. - Daily, duc.......o 35S p n
bay Street car leaves Hotel lonC 5
twenty minutes before schedule tim,
for traius
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Knights of the MdCabees

Bmsne Trut NJ. y, Meets on call At thr
Odd Fellow. Hal,
W. r. Amis. H. + Mi,lpr
S!r. knight com, Recorder
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
Enrich The Soil.

Use Agricultural limestone,
delivered. L'r ION 81 25: Prices
~ Concrete Sicnr aud screen.
ings op application.
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
AzaIie Chapter 0. [. S.

Meets each fir,t and TAird Fridays.
Mrs. VI. A. Tlnsiey, W. VI. Myrtle Cole. See
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
SHERIFF'S SALE

Croiey Hdw. a
Grocery. Co. P.aintitt
Mountain advocate., 1915-06-18
SHERIFFS SALE

w. +. WesterReld. Plaintiff
VS..
M. +. Faulkner
SEC, Defendants.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
BUCHANAN HAS
IDEA POSITION
GIVES IMMUNITY
Men Accused Of FomontI0g
Strikes in Ammunition
Plants Give Themselves Up
or VIII Be Arrested,


New York. Dee. 29.-Warrants for
the arrest of CONGRESSMAN Frank Blu
Chauan Of Illinois, IL. Robert Fowler
former congressman from Illinois; It,
B. Martin and Herman Scnulteis,
four of the eight men indicted yes
terday for conspiracy to foment
strikes in American mmiGon factor
les. were sent to- Washington tonight
Three Of the remaining defendants.
Frank S Monnett former attorney
general of ohio Jacob G. Taylor
president of Labors National Peace
council. and David Lamar appeared
voluntarily today in the United states
district court and were released in
$4,000 bail apiece. The eighth man
indicted is Franz Won ltlntelen, the
German agent who is said to have
financed the alleged conspiracy lie
is "A prisoner OF war i'm England
Each Of the four men for whom
warrants were issued has announced
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30

SOUTHERN DELEGATES
WARMLY WELCOMED


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30

YOUNG MEN MUST
NOW J0IN THE ARMY


London. Doc. go l0.go p ml -
Tho evening newspapers today all
Conccdo th1t the decision ot thc cJhi-
met IS in favor ot compulsory service
and SEQ little srouHd for reMgnaUeus
nt cabinet minister's VI Tor Jutvipat-
mg serious apppsltion from thr cnuu-
rv The W,stAme,cr Gazette. which
frequently voices ministerial opinion
says
"Thc only man who would have a
right % resign IN the present circum-
stances iS the mGu who has "a COusCl-
cutious oblcca ion so compulsory berviC,
Zoo amy circumstance and who is will
ing 90 face mn the military eonse-
qucnces az shortage OF men rather
than consent To the principle
According to the Westminster Ga-
2ptte parliamentary reports of ,nc
number nt single mon NOT attrstvd
reach d big total
The cabinet is understood 20 have
fully explored the various points aris
ing out of the decision and to hav.
made ARRANGEMENTS to meet tho
claims of munitions work, the export
trade and the financial world ON the
labor market
David Lloyd-Ctcorge, whose urgent
calls for workers i'm munltion factories
had much TO 40 with the speedy de-
cision reached viii now take none but
men inclie ible ou the fighting line.
No final decision regarding the
method OF carrying out the idea of
compulsiou apparently has been
reached ns yct. but the nall Mall Gu-
zette hclirye n at the proposal which
most commend fscll is "a ulll pravd-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
EiG5t Hundred Troopers All
live From Chihuahua Under
Command Of EIizondO and
5000 More Expected.
VILLA REPORTED AT
BABRIC0RA RANCH
Nothing Is Known Of Fate of
Four American Prisoners
Recently Held by COnye0-
ton Soldiers.

El paSO Tex Dec 2g.-Thc first
Carranza troops 500 men, to reach
Juarez arrived there early today from
Chihuahua CIty more are expected
tonight and 5000 troops are due 10
arrive from Sonora points. having
been reported eutrained al Naoo So-
nora, late today after much delay
General Jose Elizondo, commanding
the troops arriving today said Gem
cm Trevino had sent a detachment
westward 20 clear out the Guerrero
disuiot ot small forces led hy Generals
VILLA aud Medinavictia. and urcsum-
ably. General Jose r Rodriguez
Eleven generals and 10000 Vnla
soldiers who We're i'm Chihuahua City
have surrendered To- General Irc-
vino, according 10 ElizondO. South of
Chihuahua city the country was pact-
1lpd hc said
70 Move Against ZHpata
The campaign against the Zapata
organization I'm Morelos would be un-
dertaken by General Pablo Gonzales,
from Mexico City according to Eli
condo, about January i.
The railroad between Mexico City
ana Chihauhau City is operating a
regular train service and as fast us
the villa soldiers are mustered out at
Chihuahua city they win be sent 10
the border here To be paid and return
ed to their homes.
Nothing was known in the capital
when Ehzondo left OF the fate of the
four Americans held prisoner hy Gen
orul Alediuayietia az the Babricora
RANCH the Hearst property near Ma
daro. Adviccs today indicated villa
had -raChcd Babricora
No Sensation Caused by Arrival.
The arrival Of the Carranza troops
from Chihuahua city caused mo per
crpiblc sensation today in Ju0rez, be-
cause Of the early hour and The lack
of osteutalion i'm detranine Az the
military train Whisted for q switch
few groups OF late villa soldiers
wrapped to the eyes i'm torn, soiled
ser9urs, tilted back their hugo brlmb-
ed straw sombreros and leaning with
arms folded back against freight cars.
started at their former enemies
The latter swarmed hrskly from
the box cars with rifles in their hands
and their shoulders crossed with cart
ridge bolts, teeth gathering with the
cold of the keen air. and hurried to
the stable cars Within few minutes
horses We're ont and s1ddlrd and thh
buglo formed the men into a column
of twos with General Eii2ondo ut the
,hro,,o, l,.' .t-oot tilI.d nov. with tho
j1,,rr@ed rnl,Ta.nts ~ Nui,'s army
p,n1 p,a,'' atnid ano Svpc."
~ naiiS,,,,, ,gbafIrI into tbe
strao. 'iNs,r, ~ o,,,rtoi Jepat..l tho
f,rr,c- 's. ,.nl'. ,'e hS,d ,5erc beean The
t.,;-i e ',,,,i1 toro c,,,c" and 40
the air tho Carranza troops formed N
'u''"' LII -, '',,,d ...nnrt.
'g',tI'l Eii11'.u" c,iS,o, 'i't t,IaViaro po-
"'9 -, ,' so.,,,o, J-flI, ofc,ccr and au-
, ".,, 'I ~ ~, IN. ,,,,,,5,d ',,, az tho
,,l., ,l,i 'i''' '''N ''''''''
nj ,.,,..3 80 f,,,,o, I,ule soldiers
l"t Su,iu %l IL. ~ Sd,,...,,2. ,.,. troone and
| |'' '.c.'u'u @ ~ t,,.,i ,l,ilitar,, com
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
FORD Partly To
EMPLOY EXPERTS
TO DRAW PLANS
Program, Hoped to End War,
Is to Be Submitted to Bel
Iigereotsi With Every Fall
uro New Efforts to Be Made
t.v .o'~4o ,ooaa.l s,sa'.l ,,.sso was,

av NoaatHe iouHHAL eFsctAL taAHao WtHal
stockEulm tviH London, Dec. 30.
2.22 a. mD-lt has been definitely
decided hy members of the Ford eN-
pedition chat as soon 1s possible ten
tutive peace plans win be drawn mp
and submitted 10 the warning nations.
Men versed in international law viii
be- employed for guidance ON t"chni-
cai points
should the first effort of the pence
mission be rejected or ignored by the
nations. the plans Will be modified
and repeatedly offered until persist
cnce attracts attention
In announcing the plan, Louis
Locncr. secretary OF the eNpedl-
ton said
"Threc reasons actuatr the Nom
bers In appealing directly To th" hel-
ligercnis These are
some READY for Peace
"Flru. confidential information has
been obtained by ua that some oft the
holhRcrcuts are ready for ptlcc, AL
though officially unwilling to admit
it nor can | state nt this time which
of the nations have reference TO.
"Scrund. certain neutral nations
are most anxious for joint action
Third. such Joint action would be
welcomed by beligercnts of both
sides.
We confess that the members OF
the expedition are not competent to
draw up peace proposal because OF
incXpcrirurc. We represent merely
the pcIcc-loyiug civilians Of the
world Therefore, 10 has been decid-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
Tcdernl Jury is Drawn.

Santa ne. Dee 29-In the federal
court today the petit jury for the
torn of court to convene on February
Z was drawn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
Allies Declare It Would Now
Be Easy TO Break Through
German Lines In France
and Flanders,
MUDDY GROUND MIGHT
CAUSE GREAT DISASTER
Cold on Russian Front Is
More intense Than Usual
and Armies Are Marking
Time.

Nv "o"HiTe i4hHHAA hFetfAA AsAatp Wtagl
London. Dec 70 Uo.0S p. mD-
Dispatches from both east and west
express the belief that the winter
weather Is likely to prove the most
scyerc obstacle 20 war operations on
the principal fronts during the next
few weeks Tho most dreaded period
of winter is from tho end OF Deccm-
bcr To the end oil January. was Cen
erol Frcnch's reply year ago TO the
demands for % great offensive. The
same remark would probably apply
equally this year
Reuters correspondent az western
headquarters, after remarking that
the British staff is confident that thr
allies are now SO strong in men and
munitions that they can break
through the German lines whenever
the right time comes, declares that
the weather is the chief reason for
postponlng the bis movement. and
adds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
THE WEATHER


THURSDAY ana Fud1y SNOW and yuld-
cr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
l1Ntrcmc mutton Ncodod.

Such movement needs clrcful
planning and extreme caution. Roll
ing up tactics always involve the poe
sihlity Of counter-ottpcks which may
end Ia rolling IN the aggreasor With
the face of the country in a porous
and mushy condition. it. is impossible
to effect the essential quick move
mcnts of artillery. without which any
big oftense is foredoomed 70 fail.
THE allied troops would probably
have little trouble In occupying any
part ot the German front trenches
forthwith. because the enemy hold
these llBhtly hut with the rangeR
Registered To nicety, such step
would bc sheer suicide until the op-
portdhity la ripe
nunaIan nnrrnannnlenI Mrltna-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30

haq begun in The Russian theater. An
reports uRrec that the weather this
year is more severe than usual II
is increasingly doubtful Il any serious
events VIII occur unlil the end ot
january
Despite the weather. the duel In
the Vosges mountains in the western
zone. continues ana may eventually
prove to be one Of the big operations
of the war The gains IN either di-
rcction thus far have been small, but
the French progress in their effort
TO establish themselves on the crest
Of the foothills which here dominate
thr nlain.