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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-06
LEGAL NOTICES
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BIDS WANTED.

BIDS WANTED.
office Of state Travelling auditor, santa
Fe y. NJ. August J. 1916.
NutIce is hereby given that the state
Travelling Auditor will receive scaled bids
for certain records and books suoJO-.
the following conditions viz;
l. TIE books and records To- be furnished
are MS follows. For the offices Of the
county trc8surers ana collectors Of the state
Ut New Mexico 70 cash journals &c tax cash
records 70 tax sale records, 2l7 redemption
certificate receipt books, and 1900 Nou'h
or envelopes For the offices Of the county
clerks Of the state of New Mexico, 70 war
rant and fund records % fee records. 20
civil doclgcts and 70 criminal dockcts. FOR
offices Of sheriffs of the state Of New Mex
leo 70 fee and expense records.
g Parties Interested viii be furnished
complete samples and nstrpctons upon re-
quest
g. Each partv or corporation desiring TO
bid frr said records and books must do $50
in q sealed envelope, addressed 90 the state
travelling Auditor Santa Fc n. NJ" and
such envelope must be endorsed 'Bld Tor
proposed new forms such bid must be
accompanied by deposit, In form of bank
exchange in TIE sum NJ 90, ns a guar
antoe that the contract will be properly
fulfilled
T. On Monday August 2g. 1915, tho bids
SO received will be opened, and the lowest
Responsible bidder win be given the con
ords Unsuccessful bidders will at that
time have their deposits returned.
Tho successful bidder must at once
enter into a contract with the state travel
ms auditor. anr whicE contract VIII specify
the binding. character Of paper, etc. an~ !,
addition thereto. contain agreements sub
Rtautiatly as follows.
(aD THE contractor must complete tho
printing of The books and records Dy bn-
tubcr 10. 1916 and same must be i'm the
hands of the various county CLERKS ~
the state ON or before october 20. 1916.
under a penalty NJ 5000 per day for
all time i'm excess thereof.
90 The contractor must send MI
books when completed to the various
county clerks ~ the state, express pre-
paid
CcJ The contractor must charge each
county it's exact and equal share of the
total contract price, SO tEat the total
as received by him shall be- exactly equal
TO the total contract price as made in
the contract with the state travelling
auditor
tdj Tho contractor must collect from
each county such proporuguate shares
of the total contract price.
G should two bids be equal preference
viii be given 90 O firm or corporation ~
sizing within the state Of New Mexico
should one If said bidders be a firm or cor
poratian residing within tile state. IN case
II equal bids by parties residing out Of TIE
state. ur uf equal bids by parties within the
state such bids being the lowest. bid will
he awarded iu the discretion OF the state
travelling auditor
e. Complete Instructions samples and pro-
posed form NJ contract to be entered into hy
'he successful bidder. viii be mailed 10 iu-
tercsted parties. firms or corporations on
C WHITTIER
State Travelling Auditor.
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WEEKLY FINANCIAL REPORT

New York Aug. 5,-The statement
of the actual condition of clearing
house banks and trust companies for
the week shows that they hold $ll2,-
.311,7 reserve in excess OF legal re-
Quircments. This is an increase OF
81, 0Gj, i10 over last week.
The statement follows:
Actual Condition.
Loans, discounts etc. $3,222, S22,-
coo: increase $33, 600.
Reserve in own vaults (B), Si3A,-
SOS, increase $j,G24 600.
Reserve in federal reserve banks,
S163,561, 1000; decrease $2,4640O0.
Reserve in other depositarics, $50,
5t4 900. decrease Scot 600
Net demand deposits, $3,111,217-
600: decrease $li,TjL0O0.
Net time deposits, $23S, 900; in
crease 53.699, 600.
Circulation, $3l251000, decrease
$4,000.
CD OF which 1866, 175, 600 is specie.
Aggregate reserve. 100000.
Excess reserve, $1l2,311,7SO; in
crease $3,065,470.
Loans, discounts, etc, O9,37S,60Oi
decrease S6,90j,300
Specie, S59,933,3O0; decrease $17i,-
600.
Legal tenders, $I7G41OO; decrease
S344,l0O,
Total deposits, $S6IO3I1OO; in
crease $1,093. 500.
Banks cash reserve in vault SILL
.67l,I0O
Trust companies cash reserve in
vault, $57 zoe.
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FOR SALE

$2550-j-room brick, modern, large
basement corner lot, highlands,
close IN: easy terms.
S2,500-FWe-room frame. modern,
glassed-n sleeping porch, cellai,
good outhulldngs, fine shade ana
fruit trees, lot 100Xl42; Fourth
ward
,S00-Four-room frame, modern,
shade and fruit trees, chicken yard,
garage, North Eleventh street, fine
location
S5,50O-5-room, modern bungalow,
stuCco finish, lot so by 200, good
shade, garage, West Central avenue.
S,5o0-5-room frame, bath, etc, in
Highlands, close in; very easy
terms
SO, 00O-5-room brick, modern, West
Silver avenue, cellar, good out
buildings.
Many other bargains in improved
and un!mproyed property.
A. FLlEISCBIElR
Real Estate" ana Insurance
III south Fourth Street
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Department % the Interior, o. 5. Land Of
flee at Santa Fe New Mexico, July TO-,
1916
Notice is hereby given that John Collins.
u Albuquerque, *. NJ, who, on June IS, 1909.
made Homestead entry 40. 0l050l. for SW
IA Section % Township 10 ~, Range 4 r.
New Mexico Principal Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make Five Year Proof
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed before George r. craig a q, S.
Comm SIS oner, at Albuquerque. n. NJ o.
September II. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: Daniel Aus
tin. Of SUi n 5th street Albuquerque, n. NJ :
Henry Bramlett, u Postpffice Albuquerque
" NJ. Trimble Wells Of 800 s. Broadway
Albuquerque, y NJ. George AufIln. % 500 n
9Th street Albuquerque, N. NJ
FRANCISCO ~ LdADo,
Register.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN.

Kansas City. Aug. -Wheat-Un-
to &c higher No. hard,
$1.29l@ @1.35, No ? red, $l.32m 1.56;
Sept, $40 Il a a; Dec, $LS2% ;
May, $1.37&.
Corn-No. 2 mixed, S312c; No. >
white. sac; No. 2 yellow, 83mS4c; No.
3, S21a0S3laC; Sept, S17s 6r82c;
Dec, 7O7s M71c; May, 1874 n 74c.
Oats-1c higher. No. white, A =
a45lac; No. 2 mixed, 42Gp44c.
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CnIRorRACToRs.
CHIROPRACTORS
Geo. {. Woodland & +. Il. Hustled

wish to announce the opening of
their office for the practice of Chiro-
practc (spiual adjustmenD at 6i0
West Copper avenue, Phone lost
Consultation free. Further announce
ment later,
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FEDERAL BANK RESERVES.

Washington, Aug. 5-Short time
paper running from ten to thirty days
held by the federal reserve banks in
creased more than $4,O00,00Q during
the past week, according to a state
ment of the banks condition, August
T. issued today by the federal reserve
board.
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TYPEWI,ITERS

ALL KINDS. both new ana second hand,
bought gold rented and repaired. Albu-
Guerque Typewriter Exchange Phone 2lA
100 South Fourth street
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRGTERs. New ma
chimes First class rentals Repairs md
high grade rebuilt typewriters Expert me
ehanic in charge Of shop 321 West Gold.
Phnns ia Trpdarv0ri Tvnewriter COMPANY
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NEW YORK MONEY M\RhET.

New York. Aug. Mercantile pa
per. "a al per cent.
Bar silver-66 &c.
Mexican dollars-51c.
Government enthusiastically.
Railroad bonds-IrTegular.
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CHEAP TOURIST RATES
TO EASTERN POINTS

Commencing May 18th daily thereafter until September ot
there will office cheap roundp rates to all
Eastern tickets permit liberal stopoyers either on
the returning limited to return not later than
October 31st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WNNTED-Pusiu1u Dos. experienced grocery
clerk SO sickness. Phone l5G2J
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dalVerymaH and
collector wants position. Address " NJ,
care OF journal
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WOODWARD is BOUND
OVER TO GRAND JURY

SPECIAL cosEEsroroEHos 70 Soss'ss JOURNAL
East Las Vegas ~ NJ, Aug. 5.--
Harry W. Woodward of Roy who
shot and injured Everett Jones, his
neighbor, several days ago at their
home has been bound over to the
grand jury Bond was fixed at
81. 500.
The shooting is alleged to-haVe-heft
caused when Jones admitted having
paid attentions to Woodward S wife
Real estate problems--purc sales mr.
trade-are easily solved by journal want
ads Read them; use them Do it today
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rOR RENT-Rooms WIN Bonrd

S~-~~4~~~~-~-~N~~s~~~s@
FOR RENr-Roym and board. sleeping
porch. EOS N Walnut ST., near sanltarlums
FOR RENT Modern rooms, we'll furnished
with ur without board 5ll South Broad
way
SHADY Nool, Ranch offers excellent room
and board Just the place to get strong
Fresh eggs. milk and butter For rates phone
"9 Fl Mrs u - Tlomos
TIE Misses Robinson high class accom- for
hralih-ecotrrs. trained NURSE Elasged-in
sleeping porrhcs every room, summer rates.
meals 81 per week. phone 9,S, 30 $. walter,
LOCEUNRT RANcU-Thc most attractive
health resort ore milo north ~ town.
All milk cream ana eggs produced on place.
Free carriage for guests. Electric lights,
city mail service. Rooms or cottages,
phone 1Ha Mrs. W. H. Heed.
WANTED BOOMERS. sixteen men only, with
or without board Clean beds cycryihiug
the market affords tHat ls good 90 cat
Beds occupied by ono man one night only.
Soc. wien ono bed Is occupied by two men
at the same time each night only SOC.
Hods hu fHo week ~ srtcu days one man.
q au. when occupied by two men seven
days. only $3.50 for the two. Good meals
only .au. fN,ng.Uuc uuJ ticket only $40
Meals and bed. cash 900 advance. but viii
any timr during tho week. refund in cash
.ho unused tickets for either beds cor meals
EI,uui. Urh's ana electric bells ln each
room electric fans for each room only soc
per week extra. Nn sick Call phone g3
ueh f.N' Nrg A. Dt.cuport or you can call
u person 80, lan' south Third street
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TnR RLNT-MIeceIlaneons

Ne-s@~rsr~NTNNNs7~
FOR RENT Pianos Phone li5tW
FOR warehouse. corner TlIeras and
santa Pc railway tracks. Inquire Ds
North Second
FOR Jcmez and sulphur springs. cheap
rates get simon Garcias teams for your
trims Voc North Arnu street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-06

FOR SALE
The best bargains in city Houses
and Lots. Cheap payments, better for
cash,
MONEY TO LOAN,
w. III. McMIIlLILION
211 West Gold.
FOR I;ENT-Dwellmgs
North.
FOR RlcNT--rwo modern brick houses five
and four rooms. 9l9 North Fourth street.
FOK RENI-FouI.roum mousse 1873 North
Fourth street Inquire srnngs Book
store.
ron RENT-F1ur modern rooms partly
furnished -.} Wsst Marquette. Inquire
'@ South First street
gOR RENT semi modern fNur. Room house
In Third ward, big A. trees and flowers.
Clty keolly ~, Phone 40
south.
FOR RENT-rwo-room furnished cottage
with sleeping porch, SIC. water paid Az.
ply us West Gold.
FOR RENT Four.ruum brlcll close In,
beautifully clean, rent 81 co. Inquire tJi
South seventh st.
FOR RENr-Five.room modern prick. BOD
West silver 5000 with garage, $3.50 with
out INQUIRE io7 south seventh
Highlands.
T0E TEET-T Vc-T"1m TT1I-T-I house Nh
ear line. $50 mouth Phone l>5
ItttH ~ Tt.tt..., ftty,.t.,.4 rt,
clcanS 3 rooms. BATH porches rhuno ISL.
FOR RENT-T Wo-rom furnished tent c1t,
lage with slcopne porch lai South Wal
FOR RENTING. room cottage furnished,
with sleeping porch, 81 a month, lhs
South Arno.
FOR RENT rhr,c-ro9m house and sleeping
porch furnished. Siloo per no. Including
waror call a-2 South Waltcr
FOR RENT-Four-r3om modern furnished
house; very cumturtablei rates reasonable.
Amply mornings 2.3 south lgh.
FOR RENT TQicc-ro0m furnished house
with sleeping porch and big chicken
Yard sll per month can ln6 S Walter
FOR REN1-Four-rcom mouse, completely
furnished screened porch. large yard
and outbuldlngS SIS per month. Hl5 South
Arno
FOR RENT-ncsirabIo thrcc-room furnished
modern bungalow, Light and water fur
nshcd Inquire l2l3 South Edith. Phone
lE2W
For RENT splendid now tucc-room apart
mcuti large modern sleeping porch and
bath; attraCtiyelN furnished. ll2i East Guld,
one block from ear line. Phone Sl3 ash,
for i q. Ncbklng.
General
NOR REM. Fuul..ruopl rnUderu bpusc.
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WANTED-RoOms Win Board.

NI@-~NNO@J~~N~Ns~JN|NN~N"
WANTED-RO and board by the month,
viii pay $2j per month; must be on am
street, south Of Iron ave Phone 6S
WANTFD--DreRsma
~~@~N-N-~(N~S~-~~-N~ N.~~~s~~~-N~~r-SN~N~S~~@~N
pRESSMAKING and plain sewing Si59 per
day. I'll North Third. Phone ll0lJ.
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Is List Of Rates to Some of Important Points:

p. J. JOHNSON. Agent
Evening journal., 1916-08-22

their daughter, Mrs. Walter P. Car
row.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Healy, John F..
lIealy, Jr.. and the Misses Ann NJ. and
Margaret H. Healy, motored to Atlantic
City on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Denning, Of No.
94S East Eleventh street, entertained
Miss Margaret Kelly, Miss Mary Kelly,
and Joseph O'Neiu, Of Philadelphia, at
their residence last Sunday. Miss Mary
Kelly, Mrs. Denning's sister, is spend
ing the week with her.
%
Mrs. George e. Waltman and Mrs.
John r. Lloyd, OF Philadelphia, spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs. l..
Hall, Prices Corner.
%
Horace Ball and Robert Jewell of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Robert
Mink, of the GoOden Realty Company.
and Edward Abrahams, of the l. L.
Winkelman Company, have returned
home after an eight day vacation at
Atlantic City.
George Lyon, Fred Lyon and Fred
Gerhauser have returned home from a
delightful trip through Pennsylvania.
%
Henry G. Saville, OF North West
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
ODESSA DEMOCRATS
NAME DEL FGATEs.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA, Del. Aug. 22.-At a meet
ing OF Democrats held here, the fol-
lowing we're named delegates 70 the
State convention:
First District Eugene II. Shall.
cross.
Second District-Frank Hickman.
Third William A. Com
eggs.
Fourth District-John Piser.
Delegate al large-Henry Davis.
State Senator-W Walter S. Lether-
bury.
Representative H&dmyer,
Jr
Candidates for nomination for as
Wesley T. Du Hadaway and
Charles r. Deakyne.
Inspectors First district Fred
Reynolds; Second district. William H
Ellis; Third district, James Carpen-
ter, Jr.: Fourth district, Benjamin
Vance Armstrong.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
Greeks ARE killed IN
Clash With BULGARIANS
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press
LONDON, Aug. 22.-9reek and
Bulgarian forces have clashed in the
region Of Serres. and fighting has
been going on since Monday morning
said an Exchange Telegraph despatch
from Athens today. A number Of
Greeks have been killed.
The Greek commander is summon
ing all neighboring reserves.
This dispatch is as yet unconnrmed
from other sources though Bulgarian
forces are known TO have advanced to
a position a few miles north Of Ser
res Gao miles northeast OF Salonika). 3.
The last official dispatches reported
French forces attacking this Bulgar
detachment at Barakn.
On the whole front, the Allies are
now attacking the Bulgarian lines,
the engagements developing into a
series OF battles In the center the
Allies have pressed forward in the
Doiran lake region IN a preliminary
movement toward Strumnitza, IN
southwestern Bulgaria.
Montenegrin troops are lighting be
side the Serbs on the Allies right
wings. A small Montenegrin detach-
ment repulsed a Bulgarian cavalry
attack near Flornia on Sunday. on
oial dispatches to the French War OF
fee report that the battle is contin-
uing in this region. where the Bulgari
have occupied both Flornia and Ban
ica.
On the extreme right the Bulgar-
ians within a few hours march OF the
Greek port Of Kavala and may already
have entered the city.
The British War ONCE thus far has
issued no statement of the new oper
atoms. II is too early 10 say whether
the Allies are really swinging for
ward In the long expected Balkan OF
fensive OF whether the present oper
ations constitute an energetic counte
offensive 20 Offset the Bulgarian at
tacks.
Increasing activity Of the pro-wa
party IN Rumania was reported today
though Berlin dispatches repeate'
that Germany is not uneasy over th'
present situation IN the Balkans
The Greek cabinet thus far has takei
no decisive step 10 counter upon thu
Bulgarian invasion.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
v. 5. simpson FARM
SOLD FOR $4,000
Located Near Milford and
Was Formerly Owned by
Former Governor
Pennewill
MISS CHRISTENSEN
THROWN FROM HORSE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Aug. 22.-The 2O0-acre
farm, known as the "Torbert Farm"
located at the western suburb OF Mil
ford, was sold this week by John B.
Smith, cashier Of the First National
Bank of Milford to William I. Simp-
son for $4,000. This farm was
purchased by Mr.. Smith a few years
ago from Ex-Governor Pennewill.
The 234 acre farm, located adjoin-
ing the lands OF the late Thomas
Curry at Greenwood was sold last
week by William I. Simpson, Of MIL
ford, to Charles Murphy and Mr.
Parker. Of Greenwood, for $4,000.
George Simpson has bought the
Robinson farm in Broadkiln Neck,
near Milton, and the price is said
to be about $4,000. The farm con-
tains about 200 acres.
Clarence Emory, employed at the
blacksmith shop Of j. Nj. Webb. was
painfully injured on Saturday while
aiding IN welding a large piece of
iron. Emory was standing before
the anvil when a large spark OF red
hot metal flew of and struck him In
the centre Of the eye. He may lose
the sight Of his eye.
While riding a horse through the
business section of Milford on Satur-
day, Miss Sarah Christensen, daughter
N = CrfufoneOp ~ naor Houston
was badly injured when tNa horse
slipped and fell. One foot was
sprained and her arm severely cut.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City's Social World

Mr.. and Mrs. John TAFT and son, 4
j. TAFT, and granddaughter. Mary Tai
Hamilton, are at the rraymore, Atlantic
City.
Mrs. William Bacon and daughter,
Margaret. Of the Cedars, and Miss
Jennie Mcconnell, Of No. 302 Walnut
street, have returned from Phoenix
Vile, Pa.
Mrs. Scarborough, Mrs. Gertrude
Lang and children have returned
home from a visit with friends in
North East, Md.
Miss Sara r. Smith and Caleb c.
Sands are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
w. j. Neal, at st. Catharine's, Canada.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. william McGeachie,
OF Passaic N. j., are visiting friends
in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Husfner return
ed to Germantown, after spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Kenton are
spending their vacation with Mrs.
Kenton's parents, at Henderson, Md.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ireland are
entertaining Mrs. Ireland's aunt, Mrs
Lizzie McGullis. of Kennett Squore,
Pa.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. william Coyne, their
guest Miss Katherine Gallagher, OF
La Crosse. Wisconsin, Carl Coyne and
Layton Allen. are on a two weeks
motor trip through the New England
States.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Miller, who has beer
very i'll, is slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. william G. Cloud. ol
this city, spent Sunday in Dover, viii
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
BIC STORM Damage
IN Delaware CO.

MEDIA, Pa, Aug. pa storm
which did thousands OF dollars worth
Of damage visited this county yes
terday afternoon, blowing down
trees and telephone poles. levelling
the cornhelds and doing much other
damage.
Trolley lines are tied up, tele-
phone service is impossible in some
sections. and roads are impossible
because OF trees lying across them.
The worst damage was done In
Swarthmore, where portion OF
Swarthmore station, on tho p, b. &
W. Railroad. was town down. The
crossing gates we're blown away.
Chimneys were blown down, and
the kitchen on the home Of J. @.
Nagel on Park avenue twisted al
most of its foundation. So far as
can be learned no one was injured.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
STORM WROUGHT HAVOC
IN CHESTER SUBURB

CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 2s,-Parts OF
Delaware county were hard hit by a
wind, rain and hailstorm yesterday,
while other sections. including Darby,
did not have any rain.
The United Telephone and Tale
Telegraph Company has but one
trunk working out Of Chester, and
that to Marcus Hook Il is cut of
from all other towns, including Phlla-
delphia. The storm played havoc at
Shoemakervillo. a Chester suburb.
Trees and poles we're blown down.
and the lightning charred the tracks
OF the Media division OF the South
ern Pennsylvania Traction Com
pany. One hundred and fifty men
ar elaying a new track.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
Boreas Rip Up Suburbs;
Fiery Bolts Damage

boys swinging on the broken limb,
and as he walked under 1t their
weight caused il to break Bystand-
ers who had been watching the boys
in their sports ran TO the aid OF the
little fellow and the limb was lifted
from his body
A physician called, pronounced the
child dead, the skull being crushed
at the base Of the brain.
The limb had been twisted by the
high winds during the storm so that
II hung down TO the sidewalk, and,
following the storm. boys climbed up
the limb and swung to and fro. The
Marvel bow. whose home was near
by, had watched his elders playing,
and walking down to the tree, he
was just underneath it when the
weight OF the boys on the limb
caused II TO fall to the sidewalk.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
ALLIED AVIATORS Wreck
.PERONNE SUPPLY Stations
~ INC IIniied Presr.

BY The United Press.
THE HAGUE, Aug 22.-Raids by al
lied aviators have destroyed long sec
tions of the Bapaume-Pe railway,
considerably embarrassing the German
communications behind the Somme
front. it was learned here today.
French long range guns arc playing
havoc with the German transport ser
vice near Combles The highways lead
ing into Combles are under steady
lire. making it most difficult for the
Germans to supply their forces fighting
in the Clery and Guillemont salients.
The German rear lines in the rear Of
Combles have suffered severely.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
ALLIES FORCES
OF SIX nations
TO HIT Balkans
contInued from FIrst Page.

continued from tlrst rage.
trench elements southwest OF Estrees
and east OF Saycourt, it was Off
cially announced today.
In the fighting north Of the Somme
the French captured two more Ger
man cannon south OF GunIemont.
making a total Of eight captured
there. A number OF prisoners were
taken in the operations south Of the
river.
Northwest Of soissons French
surprise attack drove the Germans
from a trench on the vingre plateau.
A French air squadron hurled "a
bombs at the railway stations al
NoyOns and Tergnier. A French
pilot brought down an Albatross ma
chine near Nesles. In the same
region a French squadron drove
back four German biplanes attempt
ing a raid over the French lines.
Evening journal., 1916-08-22
le0drnyer,
CHRISTENING PARTY.

In observance Of the christening -
their son, VILLAIN, Ar. ana AIRS. NiI-
liam Marden entertained friends at then
home, No. 80 Fast Tweniy-fourth street,
on Sunday afternoon and evening. Pro
fessor James f. Cook and Professor
Lawrence Selters entertained with mu-
sical selections. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John StainlSe. Miss Ma
thilda Stalnke, Carl Barth, Of Philadel-
phia; Miss Emma Kunzman, Millard
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Behrendt, Master Walter Behrendt, Mr.
and Mrs. Gustav Kunzman, Miss Eleanor
Marden and Master William Alarden
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