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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13
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uno Wagsn puroen linen obasnoms
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13

lasif ss ia. pcb 0u nur ptnIss
Snss uerrsiisit. oub Ou Suriidtsbren
rpiuii = oNnl, peroe Ih for,an
con Gem GsoInttn leben. oaB pIsls
o%erltllun9sns 9Degs. IhnierjIIds
ySt1e bob gu psm blautI. 0arsu
ootr Der %iOnnIsen pot: iupren ipn'
nen.
.@enu es Eih unploerlsblth
tortstirlsbsn pGtIt Sur 6elmdt. neil
oas uis itortiten 8anM lino. Die
DID buIten, oanu oGbs e nur mshr
itsini5s @s9e. cbnt Gno, ano Sisi."
Anlros Smts bate Idnglnm. ME
lIh ~btiinnsno asiptohsn. unn nun sr
lhple9, Ihien es not ountlsl, nod
IIiler gu isIn.
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lUenn id II e:pds I0n9er Icri'
blltbeS"
SAFE ermlosrts: SD sable ris
Sdse nIGi. Eu pllIit ia pIeosrtoms
men uno Dstn Wlls Iit allss."
Gr trdt uebeu ls an pas 6enIter
ano !rd9ie ley; sort:
.Ndrs IS Io9,!h. lag es mir.
lisbe Sl,a. pGre y mogIld. cub man
Tin ubsrrsost. DAT man DID lsli'
bolt se9sn GeIntn WIuen2"
Rem. Snure."
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einea Aa9enbII- lan9 gepa6!. Nelns
3uldmmentunt: Ia en Sorpdno. Ou
poIlteit ans o'rtohm."
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uno Ih burf e nltt. I'D babe gar
tenn 4nredt an S,h."
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mehr DER Nnoras Smte. Der IN Ha'
sula untsr Den stpBsn Emoen lidnp
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auihorIIh, i4 bube oleles bestlllen,
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un Die ufer neInes Sebsna lAIu9.
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mir Ssriptungen. mas ple Elm I~tarter
Helf meme ltIdrenos uno trdunenpe
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ribl, e. uno .p ourI otel, Qano
nIhl baiten; 70 puIte Ib penn ons
ferne 9prtnungsOllp. oas l1 IeIbli
NIP 9db."
I"oros Smre prb Villas 9dno ems
ror, ~itrslfte tbrcn asrmeI 5ueud uno
tiiste ibt 9anr9elent. Damn penoete
er tbrs 0ano unO tubte pou Snbranli
Ibre 9onctIdhr.
IS uberyteltlts Niia parnl, lie
belt Den l6oneE blonoen 8opt nns
m~utspoll 5uritetlebut, lbre Glppsn
Olfneten lIb uno plubten I'm Duns
teln.
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Der Genelun9 bLtte lelne 3drtlIhteit
lie 9eltretlt. nur Jnres Au9eh bats
ten lie geiu6t, Iest ltano er N Der
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&ino, 0u blt nome HoHlgtn unD
biit oot Sra lelbp."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-13

9Itueihi, nan anoras Smrsi
GIebs ucn dnoerst Ari sepelsn pa.
te. lptnn etn itarter, letpenlhuttll'
Der Wlus Clio mltgerlhen bdtts.
Il bate ben granddaughter sc.
!oit. dber SInres Glsbe log pisosr
tist hnD belB N ielner StuIi Der.
Itlo1sn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
LIVING MODELS At
WOMEN'S EXPOSITION

one n tho attractive features % the
Women's welfare exposition is tho
Rose living model display This BIZ a
novel innovation Boz fashion display.
and was enthusiastically received BY
tho large audience Unlike other living
mode. displays. where professional
models ard garments for tho occasion
are shown which while they look
lood on fhe model are extreme In
fyle and high In price 90 that The ma
Iorify of women would neither care 20
wear hem nor can they AFFORD the
price The Rose display .s ~ carmen a
taken ouf ~ regular stock worn b.
young women from fh0 store and f1
The surprise and delight ~ f1o eufhgsi-
ssfi' audience they proved more af
fracfive than professional models
Many ~ Tho hats and gowns aero
quickly bought hF women l1 Ife audi.
ence after rho unusually lov prices
were announced There arc two dis
plays every afternoon and evening
fcr the balance o. ibis week and they
viii undoubtedly prove hIr attraction
fo the fashion loving women Tnor0
arc many entertaining features 20 tho
WOmen's welfare exposition and 90 i-
drawing large crowds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
ROUND TABLE SESSIONS
OPEN THIS AFTERNOON
Instructors In This Vicinity VIII Lesv.
This Morning FOR Marietta.

ms afternoon. tho spring meeting
on VI" OHIO Valley Round liable .riIi
oI'n IN Marietta. Ohio. tho pI.rs
CHOSEN for the sessions af tho Iart
meeting. held IN this cts. This morn.
..'t. lf'i II H Johns. OF the Vhacl.
,.'- h'-H .cn'ol. =. a. Jackson. of Gai.
Iairn and ~ " Nrsrirl OF uo.rf
.ilI'. J. g. Timborrtn. of Che.flr.
Mifs Mae Harmon. OF Martins Pom,
WI leave to attend thr o.. iar.
01n'r'n'cnd"nf g. r. Gf'rar-. uh, ...-
named as Judge ln Iebat. brfe,.t
if' Marietta and GAINESVILLE fIrr
schools. l'ft Tor that City Ia.t night
The sessions win tc tn CHARGE .,
super .n'frdont T.mbrrman. NJ Crr.
, "''h AlI.a Harmon al. ...f..r..
rIpounfrufont sI.hrrr su l...
charge OF tho nI-1 school drr4rtr..-..
arru. .0n which 800 ba H..H -...-.
lay afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
Home MISSIONARY
SOCIETY ELECTS
TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING
HELD YESTERDAY AT
FoIlANSBEE, w. Va,
Foreign Mission Branch viii be In
Session Today-oood Report
Being Heard.

FifdFQs
The twelfth annual meetings Of the
Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Societies Of the Presbytery OF
Wheeling opened yesterday morning.
In the Presbyterian church at Follans-
bee. ". Va. Yesterdays sessions
were devoted TO Home Missions de-
partment. while the Foreign Missions
department viii be- In session today.
Officers elected by the Home Mis-
sionary Society. az the afternoon ses-
sion. yesterday. follow:
President-Mrs. ". +. Allen. New
Cumberland
Corresponding secretary Miss Lucy
G. Brown, Elm Grove.
Recording secretary Miss Wilma
Jacob. West Liberty
Young Peoples secretary Miss
Jessie Rider. Woodlawn
FreccmCns secretary Mrs. &. C..
Douglass. Elm Grove
Temperance secretary Mrs. Thorn
as c. Pears. Follansbee
Mission Study secretary Mrs. a.
=. Ruble. Elm Grove.
Treasurcr-Nrs. w +. Butler.
Wheeling
Mrs Allen presided over Yesterdays
sessions. and the program was OBJ
served practically as prearIanEeG
Addresses were made by Mrs G. /.
Wilson. o. Warwood. home synudical
president; Miss Elizchth Harris OF
the Woman's Board New York city.
Mrs. :. 4. Bryant. temperance SOC
retary. Pittsburgh. Pa: Mrs pears.
Pittsburgh. Pa; Mrs. ). J. McCune.
corresponding secretary. Presbyterian
Society. Steubenvillc. -. ana Rev.
". J. Holmes. Of WcllsburC.
Reports were made hy tho various
officers. and also the dele gates from
the several societies in the Wheeling
iresbytcry submitted reports. Con
iderable business. mostly Of a routine
nature. was transacted during the
afternoon. Miss Harris again spoke
a. last nights session. This session
was featured by an address with
stereopticon views, delivered by Rev.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
SPECIAL MEETINGS AT
CHARITIES CONVENTION
The Charities and Corrections Con-
vention viii be Held at Indiana
polls Nav 10 70 II

Special meetings Of tho different
departments are being planned for the
Charities and Corrections Convention
that will be held az Indianapolis from
May 10 TO II inclusive. Secretary A.
=. sinks. OF the local Charities
announced that the following in
dependent meetings would he held:
International Association OF Police
Women; American Association To
study the Feeble mind: American
Association OF Charities and Correc-
tons: National conference OF Jewish
! Charities. National conference on
Education Of Dependable, Backward
ard Delinquent Children. and the
American Association for the organiza-
ton OF National Charities Home
Section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

Smith and husband 10 4 Blum.
building and ground al 1922 Main
street formerly occupied hy r. L.
Hu'chisson e. Co. for htc years
Adm illustrator Named
b. = Mcmahon was appointed al
ministrafor Of the estate OF Edward
Krupp with Carl y Kcpnor surety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
Administrator Named
CLEANUP WEEK
VIII &c Observed m Nearly All west
Virginia cites Ncst Week.

BoEInn.nE Monday morning. nearly
every city and village boz Wesf v.r
-.nia 500 have s cleanup prs. OGD
NJ tho frV exceptions is Whcelnz
Thus far. 10 OFFICIAL proclamation bias
been issued FOR such.
" 7rorarfr. a prominent rr.i.
dent NJ FaIrmorf tt.'r fr fHa r.tr .oa.
ferdaF said that le v.fl leave for homo
SGnf4. chat ho may ho 1r hand to ae.
a.f In frl Gloon go Hr.t Heads of
frr urrir. u4rfIea .r it.a .orUor. l1.
oI1dirg M1Ir1afII- and or' .ho pike
districts. har. Ieaurd proclamation.
setting a.I1r Pho vart Or cleaning 100
fHclI respective furr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
REV. ALLEN CHOSEN
FOR ANNUAL SERMON
VIII Deliver Talk 90 Members o. Grau.
urtrq ciass Of Wheeling HIGH
school. June 4fh.

Row Clarence Euesne Alien. ~ m.
ra. '..n chosen fn a..r ..r barrlIsu.
..H'H sermon fO ff. u.mH.T. uf ffu
graduating r'ssH OFF ... Wheeling I..h
school. june a. f'iE I1 fhs Fourth
r.D. Methodist Episcopal church. nj
rN... h. ia fha pastor
I"Ir. fh. uH.f frH Uat. the rIafa
"f. been buoy Uu rr0rHfH.. u1. fHr .ro
annual exercises. and h.t. made much
nrn.rr.a Tho commencement fsrr-
...' rHI hr H.If juno n and tho
'HI fh.. ,.rHt have been
chosen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

The hsrtUupf~v rsar of ~ 4 Rubin.
'ne fefunrf market ff.rf irvc'Dr.
which woe .sf fnr IraHrIe rl.fUr.
dar a. uo 'rDrrI urm tlI. morning
Ier'im0ns concerning frr payment ~
fte rorf 0IN hn taken ug fHI. morning
before Referee HsH-. Nrr. Ofrer
matters pIN alec Dol given attention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
PROF. ENNIS ORGANIZES
CLASS FOR STAMMERING
Addresses Large Number Of Parents
and Children a. High school
XrrfrrH4y

Prof % ~ Erria. OF los Angeles.
expert Dol articulation. who spoke TO
fhr CITY Teachers Association on
'1'nmm'rInE and suffering and
Speaking CORRECTLY" Iu tho high
school auditorium Wednesday aftcr-
noon. yesterday organized a large
rla.. ~ tfe afflicted pupils NJ a meet.
inE af tho Wheeling rizh school
Tho meeting vHe attended hr large
number of fhr plfrrfe of children who
orc AFFLICTED WIFI eflmmpr'rE ard
suffering. Who heard The plans Of On,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
PALM SUNDAY AVID HOLY WEEK
WILL HAVE GOOD OBSERVANCE

Instruction outline by Prof. Ennis In
cludcd in his course are ten lessons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14
COUNTY COURT


DEEDS
MarRaret Norrngf0n and John ~
Norringfon. 1r 20 Geo p Pryor. prop
erty on Virginia stree Island
J a Miller and wife fo Emma Am
hroec. lOf .n Tr.sfolrtia district
william T. Hoa era and FIfs fD Chsa
4 Bowers. property ln South Wncai
Ing
= p MAILER ana Fda UaIer t1 Eath
ryn ~ T~uVeU lof In So Do ChartaI
lease
Mr. ] HiIa Huf~1lar0n and Sarah r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-14

e. |. Wilson. synodical superintendent
of West Virginia.
Miss Ethel Williams of this city,,
VIII preside over today's sessions.
Report OF foreign missionary work will
be given. and officers Will be elected
this afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-29
MUTT AND JEFF IN
BRAND NEW GUlSE AT
CRYSTAL NEXT TUESDAY

After five seasons Of veritabe tri-
imp, Gus Hin comes back for sixth
season with his perennial success,
Mutt q JEFF in an entire new
dress Their wedding is the title Of
the story that is to form back
ground for Bud Fishers inimitabIe
characters which easily assume the
credit of the greatest and most dura-
bic success Of the cartoon world. The
new production is an innovation Of
play craftsman's work embodying
about all of the real meat of stand
ard amusement the thru3 of the mel
odrama, the side-splumg situations
OF the farce comedy, tho cXtrayaganaa
and tlnselled brilliancy of the bur
lesque and the harmonious art of mu-
steal comedy, not forgetting scenic
production, electrically cmbellshed.
including some startling mechanical
effects that overshadow an previous
at realism. Contrary to the
general idea Of producing managers
to frame up their offerings for the
second or third years cheaply and
NlN"h W. optdhllB III llt pdIldlltt
Of the profession, MIR Hill has spent
more money and greater energy in
this seasons Mutt & Jeffs Wedding
than on any of the previous produc-
tons, SO great is his faith in the last
ing qualities Of the cartoon play. In
this seasons entertainment there isn't
a thing left but Mutt a jeff The
story, music, lyrics, scenery and cleo
ItI,al effects ~ alT-TTew VT I'M
has selected a cast superior in every
respect to any he has yet been able |
to offer. All in all, Mutt q Jcffs |
Wedding will surely live up to the ii
Tie Of the one great big hit of the |
show world and It viii go some.
1t comes to the Crystal theater next |
Tuesday night January ? Secure !
seats In advance is an old cry, but in |
his case 1t is very necessary, as Mutt |
< JEFF always play to Overlooking !
houses. Seats now selling at Mat
,ous
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-29
POLLOCK GOES
ON DUCK HUNT; WILL
BE BACK TOMORROW

Judge John c. Pollock closed the
United states court here yesterday
afternoon after two days sessions at
which ne disposed Of unfinished mat
tcrs and left last night for La Joya,
Socorro county. on a duck shooting
trip Harry T. Lee, clerk of the court,
also went on the hunting trip.
Judge Pollock expected to return
to Albuquerque Saturday AZ that
time he probably win reopen court
here to take up other unfinished mat
tiers.
The court yesterday granted a tenn
porary injunction restraining the city
of Ration from proceeding with case
in the state courts pending the termi-
nation OF case I'M the circuit court
OF appeals. The city is in litigation
with the water works corporation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-29
SIGN Alpha Epsilon ELECTS.

Pittsburgh, Dec. 2S.-Don r.. Amy
Of New York, was reelected supreme
archon Of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
college fraternity, at business meet
ing of the fraternitys sixtieth ami
versary convention here late today.
Other officers elected were Eminent
deputy supreme archon, r. Gibson
Hobbs, Lynchburg, Va; eminent su-
preme recorder william c. Levere,
Chicago, ard eminent supreme treas
urcr, George D. Kimball, Denver Sem
ator Key Pittsman of Nevada, Judge
Arthur j. futile Of Detroit and Judge
William II. Brandon of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, were speakers at the convention
banquet tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-29
BODY FOUND NEAR
ANTA f MAY BE
THAT Of ARMOUR
N, L, Sawyer Brother-in-Iaw
Of Missing Man, Learns in
Albuquerque of Findi viii
Examine Corpse Today,

| NJ l., sawyer. brothor-in-l Of
/ clyde -. Armour missing since late
/ last October learned yesterday from
Melvin T. Dunlavy attorney, Of the
/ finding Of the body Of a man twenty
miles from Santa Re He and Mr.
/ Dunlavy who came to Albuquerque
yesterday will go to Santa zee this
morning TO examine the body.
Mr. Sawyer believes II Is barely
possible that tho body Is that Of his
missing brothor-in- law. The date Of
the finding OF the dead man WIS not
definitely fixed, as far as MIR Sawyer
knew The find WAS made close to
November T. Armour was last seen
October a. little moro than week
earlier ihan tho approximate 6ntc ot
the iind Mr. Sawyer hes fairly posi-
tive Information that Armour was
last soon within seven miles of Santa
Pc The body was found twenty
miles from the capital, he wac told
Little was known by otbtr MI
Sawyer or Mr. Dunlavy last night In
regard 10 the body It was lying mean.
"a railway track but as far Az they
knew bore no marks that would ndi-
cate that the man had been killed by
train. Tho body was buried shortly
after u was found.
Little Information Given out.
A dispatch, received from Santa Fo,
placed the location nearer to santa
Fc, saying the place was only sixty
miles away M Sawyer, however.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-29
MINER FROM MEXICO
HAS MANY f1ARDSHIPS


Oakland, Calf, Dec. 2S.--Frederick
Ellsworth is a patient in the county
'infirmary here today, recuperating
from hardships incident to his recent
encounter with fifteen Mexican ban
dts who, he says raided his mine
and that of neighbor in the Mexi-
can state of Durango, six weeks ago,
taking in all. $12,5OO in gold Ellis
worth and Jack Barrett, who worked
an adjoining claim arrived here on a
tramp steamer from Mazatlan,
whittier they walked 125 miles after
the raid, he said lsrrett Is in san
Jose, CaHf
Ellsworth is SO years old and the
brother Of Oliver Ellsworth, Ha-
waiian plantation owner. His home IS
in Newport, r. l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-29
FORMER CANDIDATE
FOR COUNTY OFFICE
FINED IN CITY COURT

Ohmiano GWtcrrez, recent candi
date for county commissioner. his
brother, mstnmuo. and u. r. Collier.
a Sandoyal county cattle man faced
Police Judge W W, Mcclellan ycstcr-
day, charged with disturbing the
peace
Collier and Jusuniauo uuarreled
over cattle deal Another man.
whom ne did not know, "buttcd In
and struck him on the side of the face.
Collier testified. Ofmiuno then struck
him. he said Collier went down.
Some one kicked him, he said, while
ne was down. Two other witnesses
testified TO the kicking
Oumiano admitted that he had hit
Collier Tie said. however that COL
Her grabbed his brother 10y the chin.
Collier denied this Ofimlano said
that Collier was not Kicked Justin
iano's testimony was the same as his
brothers.
The judge fined the Gutierrez broth
crs $50 each Ho dismissed the charge
against Collier
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-29
LOCAL ITEMS
or int REST

Eat holiday meals Pullman cafe.
Martin q Thorn Taxi. Phone 233.
Guaranteed auto springs, all mikes.
korber Co., Albuquerque. n. NJ.
DR. ProyInos- Eye, Ear. Nose and
Throat Citizens Bank Bldg Ph. 9ss.
O A. Nation, county treasurer
elect, Is confined TO hts home with tho
grip
Born yesterday 70 Mr.. ana Mrs.
Chester A Washburn. POS North Edith
street a daughter
A. J Maioy Rroceryman. is IN at
his home. Third street and Lead ave-
nue., with pneumonia
Ben Rippnor of Cleveland. is in the
city on visit to his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs n. Rippuer Of 1911 North Fourth
street
G. b. Radford ana J. l.. Ash Of
Grand Rapids, Mich. are spending the
holidays with their wives at III East
Central avenue
MIR and Mrs. r. A. Brennan, Of
Wellington Kas are spending the
holidays with Mrs. Brcnnans parents
Mr. and Mrs " r strain
The body of Miss Lola T.. Walker
was taken TO Pittsburg, Kan. yostcr-
duy for bJrtal hs MI eea ATS .IaIne.
Walker her parents She died here
Tuesday
Mrs c. A. Proctor and little son,
who have been visiting Mrs -Four.
nellie, the mother OF Mrs. Proctor.
during the holidays left yesterday
afternoon for their homo in Guthrie,
okla.
The French quartet will give am en-
tcrtmnmont tonight at Madrid undel
the auspices OF the knights Of rv.
thias lodge Of that place The guar
tea viii leave for Madrid this after
noon.
Charles Warrington, Santa Fe pas
sonecr conductor running between this
city and EI pasu has returned after
being "a patient az tho compunys hos
mtal in Topeka. Kas., for six months
Tie hopes 10 Dee able TO take his reRu
Tar run in "a short time
J. 10. SoIbe. senior member of the ,
Soiic-Petcrs Furniture company. re-
turned 90 the city yesterday aud will
remain Mrs solne arrived about "a I
week ago For the past several years /
MT Sol'ic was located ut Lakeland /
Fla. whore be- was Interested in +,
orange lands and also bon the mer- I
camille business. Recently ne sold all /
his Florida Interests then visited IIa- |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-29
SUIT TO REPLEVIN FORD
AUTOMOBILE is BEGUN

Action TO replevin a Ford automo-
bile was begun yesterday in the dis
trict court 10y Rodey q Rodey as at
torneys for c. $, Quickel of the Quickel
Auto company II. Garcia was named
as defendant The court was asked to
issue writ of replevin and TO give
the plaintiff possession OF the auto
mobile. Damages amounting to $425
are asked in case delivery cannot be
made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-29
Appoint Ofnccrs Of Reserve Corps

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Names of l21
additional appointees to the Officers
reserve corps created by the national
defense act, were made public today
at the war department after accept
ances had been received They have
been assigned in grades ranging be-
tween second lieutenant and major.
both 20 line and staff divisions of the
army and are subject to cali for active
service in time Of war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-29

Athens, Dec. u Cvia London, Dec
2SD-The government is addressing a
second note to the entente powers.
pointing out the growing resentment
against their blockade. The note re-
fers to Greece's previous communIca-
ton urging mutual considerations
with a view to clearing the situation.
and says that unless some such action
is taken shortly, Greece may be
forced to seek the advice of the ma
ton respecting the course to be fol-
lowed.