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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25
Hon. w. F. Buchanan

In the proper column in this
issue will be found the name of
Hon. w. F. Buchanan as a can
didate for reelection to the leg
is!ature. Mr.. Buchanan first
served the people in the capacity
of county attorney under ap-
pointment. In the election of
1911, he was a candidate for the
state senate and made a most
creditable race, being defeated
by a majority so small that it
really amounted to victory when
the class of the campaign is con-
sidered. When Hon. F. j. Nc
Donnell, Jr., resigned as a mem
Der of the house to accept the
Office Of Postmaster, Mr.. Buch-
anan became a candidate to sue
coed him and was elected with
out opposition. His record in
the last session of the Legislature
is a matter of history. How
we'll he served the people is for
them to say. and they have the
opportunity to have their say in
the coming primaries. If he did
what he ought and what he
promised the people he would co
or even attempted to do these
things, then, as a matter of en-
dorsement, he is entitled to a
recon- ION by the voters at the
polls next August. 1t is a dem
oc1atic custom to give g faithful
servant a second term Is ~ en-
dorsement, and this is a god
custom; it is a bid to men to be
faithful in the discharge of their
duties when they are called to
to serve as officers, If you be-
lieve his official conduct was cor
rect, then it is your duty to re-
turn him unless there is some
good reason why you should not
10 so. Remember him on cleo
ion day and cast your vote as
your conscience dictates.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce the
: EolInwing named persons as candidates
Tor the off e named, subject to the
&C ion OF the D4moc itrc party.
T. For State Senator
+. E THORNTON
\. W. BRADFORD
For Representative
j. A. LEWIS
X W. F. BUCHANAN
For Sheriff
JOE L, DAVIS
B M. SMITH
H. W. NELSON
j. LUNDY SMITH
+! For Chancery Clerk
: HAL E. BRANNQN
) W. A WILLIAMSON
q; For Circuit Clerk r
s JoHNR DAVIS
4 R. N"tBOYD
=E,4 Co,oty Sjinhr;nton1ont Of
{ L~1lcAtiQq, EEE
GER PsRILhY.
F0rC0u lty Prosecuting Attorney
j E. HARRINGTON
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25

Resolved by the Council Of the
City OF Okolona that
Ii is necessary to construct con.
crete side walks. along the following
Streets Of said City,
A walk four feet in width along the
East Side Of Fleming Street from
Main Street to South Street;
A walk four feet in width along ,he
North side of South Street from Gal.
in Street to Fleming Street;
A walk tour feet in width along
the West side Of Meridian Sir, ct
from Washington Street to Wheeler
Street; ''@.~&"
A walk seven feet in widrh aloa q
The East side Of Silver Strr.r lilm
Main Street to rbe Sous.ii I@na Of lot.
No. II, Block No, II Randolph Sur
vev and Map of said City;
a walk Io1r Ir4t ia u.dh Along
he East size Of Silver Street IrGm
the South Inc Of Lot No. Is, Block
M. Al Randolph Survey and, map of
SAID City TO Monroe Street;
"A walk four feet in width along the 4
LOST side Of Ga,Iin Street from Main
Street to South Street.
Said walks to be constructed in
accordance with plans and speci6ca-
tons On file with the City Clerk, sub.
lee; to inspection Of Interested prog
erty owners,
That unless a majority Of the own.
rs OF property along said Streets file
,ib the City Clerk protest in writing
within twenty days from the passage
Il this resoIuior, the City Council
val proceed to order same construc.
ted.
That sand walks shall he construc.
I'D at The expense OF abutline proper
~ owners, and tie cost Of same
'sscsred against said abutjng proper.
ty.
That the City Clerk cause this res,
'%io''on to be published in the O%kolona
Messenger as required by law,
Passed in regular session Of the
Cry Council this 9Th day of March
1915.
j.. S. W. HAWKINS.
Attest President City Council.
D. II. DAVIS.
CITY Clerk.
Approved this 9Th day Of March.
1918.
H., L. MORRISON,
Mayor.
Slate OF Mississippi, Chancery Court
Chjckasa" County, IL Vacation
Second District March, 1915
In Re Estate Of Candace A. Bramltt
Deceased. d.
l. /. /. Brumlilt, have been granted
letters oil executorship on the estate Of
Mrs Candace A. RramIitt, deceased
and all parties having claims against
s''d estate, whether due or not, are
notified to present the same to the
C.'ncery Clerk II he 2nd district Of
aid County aud have same registered
or"ha'eo ana allowed wi'nn one ~
from th's date. Other wise the
''1 "e la'"td. as pfo,,d d by IN
oisnea, /. L. b pmlat.
Excculor
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25
TEACHERS

The Examinations for Teachers
Tense will be held as follows:
Houslon-AprI 2 and 3rd
o ored--H Houston April 9 and 10Th
White OkoIona-Apr I6 and l7h
OkoIona~ April % and 24th
Geo. D Riley, Supt.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25

Blessed Is ~ Nao lu. t1und hu
work; let him ash 10 Uihgr blessed
nesg -Carlvle
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25

All teachers are requested tt
send in names of corn club boys
as soon as possible.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25
Beneath Wisdom.

Revenge is elways the weak pleas.
ure Of a little and narrow mind
Juvenal.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25

n. tsH HhTI1NnfnVHT
uol,. a. H. c.
o;or, ho. I.o ,ooI;nos u.i+h .
rao..Ac u-bo.a indyarnant and
.,.,tu sbou,s ,.,.a e,..,i uiy
tr,, ,y,h -. o,o,.,l ,on-
o,. ~. NJ b.. ,tiI;,v t,,+
lr. ,,.,r ara, ,r.+
sa,.;o,siv ,,ni;ncd nIc;Is +b,so
III. roaIr, ,,a,a fo,. +boir music
Nav aHtfs. o,.t, boz. thro4ah
..:,f va,riv a, N,rna, nour.
..ch wa,. ,..., nav vii,
= 1in.In. from Mrc
INA tn,. S,ciatv c~nvor;no
o,a,,. III w.,rk comnIated The
c.rnnra14 ,,s,en hv Mrs StovalI
an, covar 4rnnica, profcj4ncv
wn,,. troxe ,ss,,au nv mo ~
aiming hoard of the Soci.tv
VIII, y 'r~n.oretiral pro,;c,en-
cy
Needless to cav nnIass the So-
ciety haa impl,clt confluence IN
ment as the above would not lie
considered.
we congratulate the music
loving people OF OAolona on
having iii their town sucn a
thoroughly capable anu collocItn-
tlouS teacher as we know Mrs.
otovall 10 Dc, and we wish all "
unuelsIal4u Lilae at MS Llnle
MIS-. oIoNdli Is our ONLY au-
tlOrlzeu representative and Will
repeat-no ORDERS Tor material
viii he accepted by the Society
unless received through her'
'ourS very resp y
AFI TObAlCAIlON OOClEl1'
adV by Y. Il. OahdS, manager
The following is a letter t.
Mrs. StovalI from Mr.. S. L.
Schroeder, who is a full gradu-
ate Of Stern Conservatory OF
Music, berlin, Germany, anG
Director of Music at the Virginia
Intermont College, Bristol. Va:
Bristol, Va, Jan. II. 1915
Nv dear Mrs. StovaIl.
If is unnardonable in me- to
have waited 50 long to answer
YOUR ,tttar. which raye me 90
much pleasure. 1t was kind. Of
YOU to az what you did Of an
encourapjny nature to ma ana
YOUR modest manner OF r,terrol
to YOUR work win Miss Rpeder
WIS 50 very refrasbinp AS a
matter of fact. 7 soon found the
secret of that shirt of modestv
in the kind Of traininp evident
in Miss Velma's work for neo-
nile Of merit arc in most ease,
modest and vour excentional
merits as q teacher If the +rn,
orincinles of niano ~nlav;nq or4
easiIv seen in Miss Veyma's COCO
work.
Won a,.a rioht i, saving tbet
Miss Velma is y GOOD hardware.
mo stndant And vor Lro,v ue
oats - n,aLo n,,r r,1 I. 1''"
IonarnoIl..u,.
N"N> Ni4N w
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25

Below is a letter from The
Art Publication Society, Of which
Mr.. Leopold Godowsky is Editor
.n-Chief, Messrs. Edgar Still
man Kelley, Composer of the
great New England sympho-
ny, Emil Sauer. Court pianist,
If Berlin, and Josef Hoffman,
the celebrated concert pianist,
are Co-Editors, and Mr.. E. R.
Kroeger is a member of the
Board Of Examiners. Mr..
Iodowsky is now located in New
York City, devoting most Of his
time to the Progressive Series"
He receives only specially pre-
pared pupils, at $25. 90 per hour.
Several teacher-pupils have af-
fliated with Mrs. Stovall in
studying this course, among the
number being Miss Nellie Irby,
of Shannon, Miss, and Miss
Florence Anderson, graduate in
music at Blue Mt. College, and
of the American Conservatory of
Chicago.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25
Saint Louis, 3-8-15.
To Whom If Nav Concern.

IL 'llOll ~ HAdy COlACC4 liz
This is to certify that Mrs. A..
I. StovaIl is the only recognized
and accredited teacher Of the
Progressive Series in Okolona,
Miss. and we will further state
that the Art Publication Society
Ices not accept orders for ma
terial for the use Of pupils, UNI
less same are received from rec
4gnized teachers of the Society.
In >oci ty viii a Id that in
he estimation Of It's officials,
irs. StoyaiI is in every way fur
y capable Of teaching tie Series
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25
n~v]goratlng to the Pale and sIckly

fts Old STANDARD general strengthening tonic,
GkOVF'S fASTELESS chill TuNIC, driets ont
meiGIid.Cnti Res The blood, ard buiids ante sya.
.em, . tru. tN.li-, lcI aGul:D and c..ildgeu. NC
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25

w are authorized to announce the
EolIo~in9 named persons as candidates
Tor the off e named. subject to the
&c ion OF the Democ itrc party.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25
OKOLOHA MESSENGER
~ l. ED 1872.

,ro,oetprIoN PRICE HOO PER YEAR
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25

The following is a letter to our
townsman Mr.. D. W. keeder,
which speaks for itself:
Dear Sir:
! wish you could have
been present last night to have
heard your daughter render her
part Of the enclosed program.
She did herself credit and all en-
joyed her number. She in max
ing rapid progress in her work.
and we are pleased with her as
a student.
Sincerely yours,
H. G. NOFFSINGER,
Pres. V. |. College,
March 9, 1915.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25

F.rte. al ,h- Post OGce in Okolona,
Mss. as S-coad Class Mail Matter.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25
Prin. W. H. School.
Woodland, Miss.

(The above reached us too late
for Insertion last week.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25

Y T QUINN. Editor and Publisher.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1915-03-25
UiI;s )tga0 Of Jbickasav Co.

lrcohooes: Residence, Ind 126:
Oh t,aeoendent2 q; Cumberland 68
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
POINCARE RFJOICES OVER
VICTORY on THE FRENCH

PARIS. Sept. 20, t2.3O p. m The
magnificent results OF our operations
IN Artois and Champagne permit us 90
appreciate the extent OF the victory
won by the allied armies stya Pres
idont Poincsrc in "a letter 10 Alcyan-
DIRE Miiiernud. minister Of war "uur
admirable troops have given in these
severe combats new proofs of tncir
incouqucrlhlc ardor or their spirit oft
facrincc. ana OF their sublime deto-
ton to the country. Thcy have def
inltcly affirmed tho.r superiority over
the enemy.
u wish you would trausm.t Goo the
commanding general, 90 generals
commanding armies ANA groups oI
armies. and to alI generals. officers.
uon-commlssioned officers and sole
dlers ms most hearty and sincere cone
CALCULATIONS.
NJ Mllcrand sent the following lel-
ter 60 General Jonrc. The F,. %
e.. mmuudcr iu chief.
1T iH with % heart fuil oJ JOS thHi
transmit TO You uo letter which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
County Will Open
New Street to
Courthouse
I.provement Authorized This
Morning by Commissioners
Lights on West Central Up
This Afternoon.

80 a meeting OF tho board of coun~
IS commissioner held this morning
at the office OF the clerk "a petition
wac received asking the commission-
,fa fo open a new road beginning at
uhe western terminus OF New York
avenue and Fifteenth street and rum
ming in "a westerly direction 10 Trim
bio avenue, ~ the open space in front
OF Che c~ourthOUaH. Tho commissions
srh appointed 4 Coleman. Edward
Mcclure and H. Butcher as the ap-
prlisDrs 20 cur estimates on the
cost ot opening such "a road.
The commissioners approved a bill
20 dcfray the expenses OF %Superin-
tepdcnt Of Schools A. Montoya TO at
icrd the conference az the New Mex
leo Agricultural and Mechanical coll
lcso.
After a number of bills were or
derod paid the commission adjourned
until 3 o'clock this afternoon. whom
The question oi providing additional
street lights during fair week "a oX-
lend from the city limits of A%lbuquor-
que to the fnir grounds viii be taken
no Providing the commission thinks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
DwINDLING ARMY
P E MARCH OF
r YEARS AGO
tcouunued nom Rage one.i

carried the same musket he used
throughout tho war.
The paraders were loudly appiari-
"a and they Joined IN the OH - 90
the north end OF the treasury whcre
a big banner stretched across tie
street bore Lincoin's commeinorR'ioa
q. the aoidieT. There - one debt THIS
nation can never repay-the u
owes TO the defenders Of the union
Tho banner was q duplicate OF one
that hung across P~ennsylyaria ave-
nue. IN tho same location duriue the
review Of '65.
Several sections Of the veterans
gave their battle cries and sang tteii
battle songs as they passed before the
president. Others gave him en'hus'
ipatic cheers. One section sans
Marching Through Georeia' as he,
tffmped along.
seatod near the president wa'
chief Justice white. himself "a CON
federate veteran. Sir Cecil So~lng-
Riee. the British ambassador. and J.
y Justerana. the Fronch am1assa =
dol we're ala0 near the president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
.evolutionar
Movement Has
Organization
Army Men Receive Evidence
Of Systematic Operation by
Mexicans Who Would An
mex Texas.

BrownsvHle, Tex, Sept ga
party Ia four automobiles vas fired
ON twice near Mercedes last night.
Captain Garrison McCaskey Of the
Twenly-sixth Infantry az Mercedes
sent Out a detachment 20 investigate
tho shooting bur they found no clues.
Evidence nat Mexicans who are
said 10 be plann!ng TO make an indie
pendent republic % south Texas ave
today a more complete organization
than when the outbreaks BEGAN two
months ago came to the notice OF
army officers here today. The MeNi-
can SPY service Is said TO have caused
American troops considerable trouble,
especially IN the cutting OF army tele.
phone lines just before raids. and 40
a result requests have been made for
five or six sets OF field wireless out
fits.
Col. Robert l. Bullard. I'm command
OF the infantry patrol work, and Col
A. J.. Blooksom. commanding the cave
airy patrols, have issued orders tend
ing 10 concentrate larger bodies OF
.troopa than heretofore TO points
whence achievements can be distrib-
uted speedily. A bag OF about zoe
rounds Of ammunition. dropped hy the
Mexicans In the Progrcsso fight, with
noses OF each bullet cross flied so az
To- make them rdum DUN" missiles.
has been delivered 20 Colonel Bullard
Major Edward Anderson OF the
Twelfth cavalry. whose tr0ups are
dcing most On the patrol work In tho
! progresso section. whore the presence
OF 500 MeNicans on the Mexican side
OF the liver has been reported, has
arranged for every available rivei
point to be visited Dy cayairymor
eight times each e hours. In ordeI
20 hamper tho work OF Mexican spioa
periods when thcee patrols so ont an
never consecutiyciy al the same hour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
ENGINEER REPOHTED TO HAVE
sunk HltfTiSII TRANSPORT

Berlin. Sept 20. OBy Wireless to
sayvllc1-h sinking OF o. British
transport with ne loss of an but "a
few mombers o. the crew. is reported
.u "a dipsatch from Coust3ntlnoplc 20
the Overseas ncws agency,
"a special dispatch from Con-
s%tautinoplc gives reports about Mo-
hnmmcdau troubles in India says
tho ucwa agency. 1T says that "a
British transport vas sunk Dos % Mo-
hummcdau engineer who died with
tho troops. only "a few members OF
tho crow escaped"
This Oh tho second report of tho
sinking OF % british transport with
indian troops. An Nthtns dispatch
cllly toduy said that the Ramazau
iaI been sunk by u submarine. 10
i5 possible that the two dispatches are
different versions OF the came Incl
don't.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
OnREGON EXPECTED TO
ENTER TOIsIiIiON TODAY

Fl Puso. Tex. sept. 2s.-Accordine
10 adyices AZ the Carranza consulate
today General Obrcgon advance
guards should have entered Torreon.
Coahuila state, today.
The adyioos stated that Obrcgou
was al San Pedro de las Colonias. far
~ miles each 81 Torreon which with
neighbofins cities 20 I.ordu and Go.
meg palAcla have been abandoned {,
a civil committee by tho villa govern.
ment.
IN connection with the civil com.
mitteos now IN charge of the absn.
doned cities, adYicea here are that
British vice Consul O'HCa aud French
Consul Bernardino Of Torrcon heading
the committees have been appointed
10 proceed n Obrcson's h~eadquaEter'
and invite his entrance in peace intc
the cities 10 protect them from hri.
gandlge and irresponsible troops The
n Pnso representative OF tho Brit.
lsh embassy has taken the matter uI
with the Carranaa consulate here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29

tails. The last oGlciul statements
conveyed the Inference lhat the nshi-
ing on this front was comparatively
unimportant. Il Is not lmprp9r3 81
That a new oXpcditiqnary force ha7
been sent In by tho British. Reports
during the last few weeks have shr"n
thst large bodies of italian nHd Brit
ish trnop= were being forwarded ie-
ward Turkey but Il vas generally as-
sumcd that these forces would be ~
ploycd on the Calllpoli front ur iu
Syria.
For some time the British ard
Turks have uccn nghting near the
Junction of the Tigris qnd Euphrate.
rycrs. which ig about $50 miles trcrl
BRudud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29

Rsndinr. head Of the Aneio-French
commission last night.
James A. patten. multi-millionaire
and grain trader. announced toda,
that he would subscribe to the Anglo
French loan.
Il am conginced that the success OF
tho loan II essential TO the MAIN
tcnanoo n n stable rate OF exchange. .
said AIR. Paften "and this Will enable
exporters 20 handle grain upon a
closer margin OF pront and cores
p~ondingsy Improve the prices paid to
our farmers"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29

the cost la reasonable a cluster of
lights will be erected between these
points for fair week which VIII make
a Great White Way 90 the exposition
grounds. The commission believes
his is essential since there arc a
number Of night attractions To be held
nj the grounds during the week and
the lighting OF the streets viii prevent
accidents 10 cars, wagons ana other
vehicles which viii longest traffic ON
his road.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29

of tho disastcr has not been nscer-
tained
Tho announcement dld not make Il
clear whether tho vessel had gone
down. u Was said eight omccrh and
$40 marines had been saved some
thinE oycr 500 mon still are unac.
counted for.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
ONLY MODERATE ADVANCE
IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Sept. s9s-~Foreign OK
change advanced only moderately az
the opening today ns q result ~ the
afzciai announcement Of the terms OF
the Anelo-French loan. Demand
atarrng opened al sf.7ih. an over
nirhi gain OF x ot a cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
The Economist

have just received from the prcsi icnt
Of the republic.
ON communicative ID Go the troops
I nsk you io add TO my henfticst per
aoutl congratulations AZ an evidence
of the admiration and recognition Of
tho government Of the republic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
State College Bulletin Outlines
Events for Special Benefit
Of Youthful Farmers and
Housekeepers.
AN INTERESTING
FEATURE OF FAIR
Morning Will Be Work Time,
and Afternoons and Even
ings Devoted to Sightseeing
and Amusements.

The current issue Of the state Ag-
rtculturai college extension service
bulletin announces the program for
the boys and girls club encampment
81 the state fair grounds during the
coming fair. as foilowas
The Boys anu riris VINO are for
tnnate enough 10 be selected "a rep
resent their respective coun:ies al the
encampment are promised a good
time.
The afternoons and evenings win be
given 10 enjoying the exhibits. amuse-
mcnts and attractions. The morn
inEs w3l be devoted to helpful In
ftrnctions. contests and domonstra-
lions. Following Is the program
which VIII be carried out as nearly
as il found feasible.
Monday.
9-iO a. m.-Welcome by the camp
superintendent ana Stub leaders. An
rounccments
1911 a. INSTRUMENTATION In
packing. judging and scoring fruits
and vegetables.
ii-t2 a. m.-Contest IN fruit pack
ing and vegetable SCORING By boys and
girls.
demonstration under the horticul-
tural department OF the ~collsge.)
Tuesday.
9-10 a. m.--PoRitry judginR-lec-
ture and demonstration.
1911 a. m.-Boys, pig judging-lec-
ture and demonstration. Girls, tex
tile and garment judging-demon-
straticn.
1i-12 a m.-Contcsis In above 0y
boys and giils. (Dcmonstrations un-
der animal husbandry and nome
economics.
Wednesday.
9-i0 a.. m.-Boys. corn and cat
iudEing-lccture and demonstration.
Girls, cake and candy making-iec-
turc and demonstration.
io-li A.. m.-Boys. grain sorghums
iudging-iecture and demonstration.
Girls, cuts Of meat-lecture and dem
onstretion.
1912 q. m.-Contests IN above for
boys and girls. demonstrators under
agronomy and homo economies eS-
aension.)
Thursday.
9-1o "a. m.-Milk testing and dairy
recurda-dcmonatration.
io-1i q m.-Judging dairy cows
demonstration.
l1-i2 u. m,-Contests In Judging.
Under Mr.. Latta-dalry %extensionD
$40 a. m.-Brcad making and
Judglne-demonstrntion.
1911 a m.-cake and candy judg-
Ina INSTRUMENTATION.
ii-i2 a. m-JudElnR and baking
contests By the girls. CUnder Miss
Ross-homc economics ~extenslon.)
Friday.
a-ti a. m~.-Canning fruits and veg
etabies-demonstration.
LIE a. m~.---Judging Canned pro-
duets and INSTRUMENTATION. (Un'
der Miss Ross and Mr.. Conway.)
saturday.
e-i0 a. m.-JOliihcation shori
talks. songs etc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
PRINTING PLANT BELONGS
TO TNEIOIE MACON

Los Angeles, sept eq.-lt developed
today that the printing plant here sup
posed to be owned hy Jesus Magon.
NAMED by r. H. Hcitrnm. Carranza
consul az San Antonio. Texas. as In
slgatoi of the trouble among MoNi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29

Enrique MACON. reputcd to be a cou-
sin 81 Jesus Magon.
ENRIQUE MACON with his brother Ri
cnrdo recently completed "a sentence
of twenty three montha at the Nc
Nolis ISLAND federal prison after CON
Viction OF violation OF the neutrality
laws. 40 his printing shop Enrique
Macon publishes a Spanish Socialistic
paper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
Are You Ready
Fer Your Trip7 flake
HO Lie KS
Matted Milk

with YOU when Yachting Camping,
Motoring, Fishing, OF Golting.
a n~utntious, satisfying Food Drink ready
m a moment A good Hight lunch when
tired OF run down. Simply dissolve 10 water.
10, or cold. A hne nights rest Is assured
if you take a eupiul hot before retiring.
Our Lunch Tablets are the acme Of com
venient n~ounshmenL. Dissolve a lew
IN tbs mouth hen iatigued or hungry.
Sample Zee, H~oRFIcK's, Racine. wiz
Substituted 10 'lust as GOOD"
as noRLlck'S, tho Original
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
BERLIN ANNOUNCES
THE REMOVAL OF
TWO
%tCouunuod from rage ono.l

ana Field M1rshal Won Mackensen.
Army ot General Won Linsingcu'
The Russians nave been driven behind
Kormin and p~Htilowka."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-29
AMERICAN SAILING SHIP
BURNED; Cd,IcM SAVED

london. sept. 20. tg.iO D. m)-
Tho American sailing ship Vincent
has boon burned hut tho crew was
sawed.