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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

In the interests of D. B. Barber
and A. P. GLADDEN.. building con-
tractors, of Clarksburg, Congress-
man Nicely appeared before the COM
mittee on claims of the House last
week. TIE claim urged by Barber
and GLADDEN.. which has been pre-
scented In bill by Mr.. Nicely, in
which appropriation for $1.1OO is
asked. Is for work done on the gov
eminent barracks at Fortress Mon
roe.
Congressman Neely also appeared
before the committee on post Offices
and post-roads in behalf Of his bill
to relieve l.. W. Drage. former post
master at Smithfleld, from liability
for money, stamps and supplies sto-
len by burglars. He has also rec
commended the appointment Of Rus
sell r. Glover as rural mail carrier
at Fairmont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03
FIRST NOTICE,

FIRST NOTICE.
States for the Northern District Of West
Virginia.
IN RE:
Charles A. Breedlove, Bankrupt,
IN BANKRuPTCY.
To the Creditors Of Charles A. Breedloye,
of Clsrksburg.. in the County OF Harri-
Notice IL hereby given that on the 18th
day of March, 1D1G, the said Charles A.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

D. E. French. of Bluefield, leall-
ing candidate for the Democratic
nomination for governor. was Wis
itor in Washington last week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

James Brennan, Of Follansbee, has
appealed to Major Nicely to secure
for him certificate showing his dis
charge from the United States army,
In lieu Of his discharge papers which
have been lost. Mr.. Nelly has taken
the matter up with the war depart
ment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

Mrs. Alex. Macveigh Miller. who
with her daughter. Mrs. Irene Chain
ey, has been spending the winter In
Washington, will leave In few
days for Anderson on business trip.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

Consignments OF fish have been
sent by the Bureau Of Fisheries to
j. A. Mclaughlin, at Marlinton, also
to streams in Greenbier and Nicholas
counties. through the influence Of
Congressman Adam Littlepage.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

The Rev. DR.. B. w. Meeks. Of Mar
tinsburg, is here to attend the meet
/ ings Of the one hundred and. thirty,
second conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. which is being
held at Foundry Methodist Episcopal
church. 1T is learned on excellent
authority that in case the Rev. DR..
John r. Edwards, Of Baltimore, be-
comes the district superintendent Of
the Baltimore district, DR.. Meeks
will become a pastor on the Wal
brook Methodist Episcopal church in
Baltimore, which Is considered one
fthe best appointments in the East.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

Gold. silver. copper, quicksilver or
mercury. iron, nickel, tin zinc, lead
and aluminium are the ten minerals
generally to be found in every house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

Congressman Littlepage was the
principal speaker Friday night at a
meeting Of the National Democratic
Women of America held at the Ebbit
house. Preceding the address Mr..
Littlepage's plans for widespread
campaign during the summer and
fall were discussed with Mrs. George
Armes, president Of the associati ion,
presiding. s,.. 1857.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

April Meeting.
The Kings Daughters Missionary
Circle OF the First Methodist Eplsco-
pal church will meet in the parlors
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

Iof the church Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock for its April meeting. Mrs.
9. M. Brown will be In. charge Of
the program.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

Of Pughtown, $ss; Mary Policeman,
Wheeling, $40; A. G. Null, shinn-
ston, $24. He has also, through the
pension bureau, been notified OF the
passing Of claim for Mrs. A. A..
Dawson, Of Grafton, for $12'a month.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

var vckss o wo
Germany
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-04-03

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, 1916-10-25

hands. The Italians took 107 prisoners. In
the Ledro valley, Austrian detachments which
attacked the Italian lines were driven off.
Dublin, Oct. 20th.-The Housing Commits
sion of the Corporation of Dublin to-day
decided to recommend the acceptance of a loan
OF 9400, 900 at five per cent, offered by Lee
Higgins and Company of Boston.
Berlin, Oct. 2Oth-Au official statement
issued by the German Admiralty says Ger
man submarines sank in the Mediterranean
the following ships. Oct. 4th the empty
British transport steamer 'Franconia" 18, $50
tons. Oct. nth the armed British transport
steamer"Crosshill 5000 tons with horses and
Serbian grooms. Oct. 12th tie armed British
transport steamer ''Sebek" 1900 tons which
was deeply laden. The "Crosshill" ard
"Sebek" were bound for S~olonica. Oct. 10th
a German submarine successfully shelled
factories and railway works near Catanzato
iii Calabria.
, 1916-10-25
Censored ut Jamaica.l

Copenhagen, Oct. 21st.-Prince Valdemar
and Prince Axel were present at the funeral
Of Lieutenant Christensen, who was drown
ed on the Submarine "Dykkeren," the King
being represented by Captain Grove, and
King Haakon, by the Norwegian Minister.
His Majesty has bestowed Oh Engineer
Andersen The medal for noble deeus and
Captain Juel- Brockdolf has been appointed
q Knight Of Dannebrog for having descended
as a diver and established connection with
the crew of the submarine.
The Government has allowed the exporta-
ton of 5000 horses to Germany, thereby
obtaining important compensation.
The death is announced Of Supreme Court
Lawyer Ernest Moller.
, 1916-10-25
(Censored at Jamaica.)

London, Oct. 2lst.-The result of the
Winchester bye-election which took place
yesterday was as follows CARNEGIE (Coali-
tion) 1918. Woods Independently 473.
London Oct. 21st.-While GEM. Won Fall
keDhayn's troops who are attempting to in
wade Roumania through the Carputhians have
made little progress during the past forty
eight hours, Field Marshal Won MacKensen
has struck heavily in Dobrudja. His often
sive extends along the whole front from the
Danube to the Black Sea. Accot dug to
advices thus far received his only success
has been some slight gains on the Black sea
side but it is believed here that this buttle
is only in its early stages. Meanwhile the
Cyines and Cituz passes III the TIansylvania
APPS continue the main points il the Austro-
German efforts from Pennsylvania. In the
Cyines Pass the invaders have reached Cusoasa
10 miles from the frontier in Roumnuia, but
in the Ciluz Pass they have been driven lack
to The frontier.
Berlin, Oct. 21st.-A Conference in Which
all the leading Ministers Of the German
Fedelal States will participate will be held III
Berlin today. Invitations for the meeting
were issued by the Imperial Chancellor
Dr.. Won Betbmann Hollweg. The Confer
ence will deal with food problems, mainly the
question Of providing the Empire with potu-
toes for the winter.
London, Oct. 21st.-The first Of the great
Autumn handicaps was decided at New Mar
ket to-day when NJ. Raphael's Sanctum won
the Cesarewitch stakes over u course of two
miles and a quarter. The second horse was
Mr.. J. Cooper's Cornsheaf and the third Sir
Abe Bailey's Dark Opal 10 ran.
London, Oct. 21st Sir William Benjamin
Bowring Of Liverpool, a shipowner, is dead.
He was born in 1887.
Pittsburg, Oct. 20th-While President
Wilson and purity, including Mr.. William j.
Bryan, were on a drive around the city the
President lost his hat and his automobile
was stopped while a street service man
recovered it. A man, apparently a workman,
with q bag of tools jumped On the running
board of the automobile, but was knocked off
by a secret service man. The man chased
the Presidents conveyance for "a block be-
fore he was arrested. The prisoner gave She
name of Richard Cullen, aged p Il machin;st.
He told the police that be was not ut al
satisfied with President Wilson's conduct.
of the e uropean war. IN tie bag he car
ried a knife with a blade FIVE inches long
and a bottle of medicine. Cullen was exa-
mined by physicians this afternoon and was
ordered to the city home for further obser-
vatior regarding his sanity.
London, Oct. 2~1st-loday's announce
ment by the War Office reads: During the
night further progress was made in the
neighbourhood of Butte de Warlencourt-
There was intermittent Smelling by the enc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21

Die Geu.rIGnber. bic in bsr
Woselbaens> Strabl ii4 ben S4ifs
fen aeisen, pfIesen auf Den 9omen
besp. aufruf nae6mann" gu hOrer.
Der berabmte &ir4enlebrer
SoDannss Gbrnioitomus mubte inns
mer ALIEN ellen. neil er Ole SpeiIen
aetpO6nli6 niht 6ei fid bebalten
tonnte.
1888 De in Neapel elm Sc
leb erIaFen. oab gltern nit 3uTttm.
mnng arpeier !Sausfreunoe iebe unpers
beiratete Sodtsr ins 3loIter fdiden
ourften.
Die Bremii4e 9erfoHuns
bon 1916 beitimmte, Bob etn Yres
mer. Der Die DabI gum Sendtor niAt
anneblne, ,nberSislih bic @taot Ders
lafen miiHe.
Der Rea.p apaget, elm friis
berer pflansenfreNer, bat itt IN
auItralien getocbnt, lebenbtger
SGa.sn bic 9ieren ausaubaden uno
lie gu freTen.
Mel9ior bon Ruuslher ipets
tete nit einem Sreunce. oaB pic &cs
9eninefarbe nidt pesetabIiid iei, I'M
lein gan3es germ0sen. unb Der
5reunb perlor.
Der Sftet @roBher5og
ipurbe bonn papft Plus v. sefaafs
fen, Der 1869 goiimo bon Webiti
gum eritsn @ranbuea (Grobberao0
bon Slorens ernanrte.
1848 puroe Der 0dnifme
Rriessminiter Sidernins iebr sea
lobt, neil er in orei 5agen Elm Aos
oaIlerisresimsnt uno 5tpei Snfanteries
ootailIone mobil mahte.
Die ,GafruF1, b. 8. RippeImars
.en (Meaenlinien) bes Gdnses, ceren
admme auf Der berrfhenoen Winps
ridiuna fentredt iteben, iinb In Sis
6irien Oft bas ein5ise Srientierunsss
5nittel.
Die Ae@uungen 5t,n rSias
acn Der (SoHnens llno MonOs) Dias
ferniTe@ filler 242 bide 5iliobdnos
an.
Sas erfe 9tntmal ipnrDc
Sricort9 otri Grpben duf oltsis
re;3ii6em 9obeG; Robpaloe) errid)s
tef.
SIM auffifds Sopanii den
ariege fam jeOer getotese Sapaner
o:n @uFen ettpa auf $4,000 au ites
ben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
@eiffaliid batid,

aus etnem tleinen Orte bes RreiIeS
4rnsbers. nabe Der beiffaspeafalis
lden Grcnae. erbielt Elm Wustetier
BON elmer liebenben Steele sinsn Brief.
Der neben tsrniser. edit beutider @es
iinnLng aud ~i9t ben 9umor su
tur5 tommen lGbt. ST lautst alIo:
.an oen Rerstsr (Ii.bser) Sielipp
CD. t~opplotirtes (tombiniertes)
buttaiObn SnpantGrur,idim.nt iabs
Observation-Disclosures (Gaps
pensabteilung bei electromagnetic
ren). artonnen (4rsonnen). 8i uns
iparr tpiber fed; ct Is bis au j9eene;
nit bdbben 0obruifbin ieTdla@tet;
mass au 10; idla' Die berbammte
Gran3os, s0s ie's Rspitter trisen unb
mad. baB bu no gus timit. o.nn bine
fotosrufi aaeen Is DO fir mi gu mir
aaf Ole buer (Douer). ) mub i'm.
nisr aleen a DID oente; beSbaltp
i4iie ! Die sros 9adstte MorIdt fiir
ot IN al bin 8ameroOe. bomit 81
beIpen. b6s D Tau5euts bon 5ranSos
I'm bnle al merit. Mar (ma1's) sui
IN INNER peite bruff nit bin Rame'
robe. 4atrinn..
Sn DER Sat tom Elm rett sroBel
palet gutter Marit fir Den pbiIipl
urb Die 9amsraben on nnb tamerao'
idaftIid ipurbe ssteiIt. aqs Rame'
raOsn Der tleiren qbteiluns. ein'
id!ieBlid Der Observation-Disclosures
anttportetsn 5rdulein Ratbarine aul
ibren Brief unb Deripraden. in ibrsm
Slime au uirten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21

.pab.i rief SelS Riiolai. .ipas ma&t
geir ne D~crlor'ne Surdbrndsidladf.
Nad9ieDi8tcit lit @briltenf1mnd.
Su tou5entiiere MID sarud
luo Ipd ben Seino, fdllat, iuie Id BIN.
SrS poIn' ide oelttmeepiercf rim.
Sol9t er MIR burt - berltesn &c nr.-
Sann tlappe il Die Sale 3ut
Suleet geiuinne i'd Den Sieg
Sod iioo' onrd ben Gridopfunesfrieg;
g~erbunSen NIT NuSbnneerune.
Bring I'D bic 0tutfMen aut ben
Sdipuna.
S5r aanses Deer iuirs. menus eriaSpft.
0ctopitlN
Hub tpieSer rief Selb WitoIai:
.Marfdau III futihi Snrral Gu ipdiHl
uno oaB bic SentIden ean3 fnpott
Geyn, OPT il dud1 Sipauguroo.
Murlano nno Yplen rdnm i'd itid -
Yum neru bob ieDer. mas i'd piui
gtaih bic aanoucn auf bic Gabni
SnS Snm're rinl 3as liz mein BIdu.
@nr inner fig 5uriidacrannti
Dies ipiro GrihDpfun8Strieg gendnnt.
2in3u tommt. it's nod nidt aeurna.
Gie aus9nn8' rungl-
llnb friih. fromm, frei riidt RiisIai
gntitloien iueiter ans. indbeii
ySie &oluno giI,g In aIer Sriih
9oipo, GeorpieiuSf perbi.
Ser Sibmnnn nit benz BeScIer
Sreibt raid, Dor iid ben gieI her -
&aiiS nit bent geett
aaS greiti
Writ ieiler Sale 5eiat fd's iInr.
SAB oieieS ma bIoB Sale mar;
gr it. II pir'n ms porgefn6pft.
Selblt bonn Grf16pfnnesfriea erIh5pH,
limb nnicre ausbune'rl bat
gr ielber iatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
@i9tig, baB s9mtr5m
grlinOert mcr0t1

Sic iiberaus srobe Dihtiateit,
Gdmeraen an linoern. tpiro ielbN
bon ben bcIten Wdnnern Der meoi5t.
niiden BiHenitaft n%nterid3st.
Gdmers 1T elmer Der gr0bten De.
biIfen bon Grnnfbcit. CT balt bic
@eoanfen bes 8ranfen beItdnoig an
BEN 2eioen, ipcld)cs ben Shmera
perurind)t. uno perbinoert baourd&
idneILe MISUNDERSTANDING.
St. Wiles' anti.8ain Billen er,ts
baIten uid)tS. oab man lie bestpeeeN
cine @beumotismns. gr5nei nenneH
toate. ober bnourd, oaB iie In bic.
len 5dnen idJnen Die rbeumotijheu,
Gdmeraeu Iinbern, belfen iie bee
Ratir ben @beumatismiiS 5u bet~
len, in6em Die @eoanfcn oes Rrau<
Ten bon ietner &ranfbeit obseIeufy
iper6en. Sn beSus ouf oieies, iastl
Spbn .. 8ing. 81. s. 8. 1, Gins
Bluff, Hrf., pie foIgt:
Wjssf Unit Sotn Wlnen eis SaS or6Gts Neilmlts
tsL esfuubeu. bne Id te gefebea pbtr. attsst hdbG
80 hattie nerobIee krpftpeb. Neuralgia. 6&mersj
zen I'm Ntden uftb rbtumattine Gdbmetsen. abee
~. Wtlsa' Nntts 4alu Btnen beieittetsn cue co.
rdRHte eeiben. SO smuitble bisies Wtttei Gaeu
Ss lrssHb spsiss Shmsrisn babsa--
Or. weilesI anti8ain ptlen boA
ben tp1bren6 Der lesten 5tuanats
Sabren Nonden sebolfeu, iinb IN
feine llrfade, tpariitu iie uid3t 81.
slei. belfen folten.
SD stIea atst4eGsm
25 Ssieu, % GeutS.
MlLge MEDICAL CO., Eishart, saAtAaaa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
Gie eusIiidJen anEdtspOitfartsa.

Inter Der fdpersn 8sIa5uns. bic
oos uele ensliids Budget Dem Sns
mospoItDertebr auferlest. biirfte bic
8ettmmuns, Die in 3utunft oas
qorto fir Die poHtarten BEN Der eins
fadeu 8riefe sIsidteIt. Der nidt
mebr als cine unae iuiest, an meiftsn
Wioerlprld erresen. 8isber mar oas
porto Der poittorte Elm balber ptns
nh; iebt ion lie. ME Der Brief. etnen
BENIN foiten. Dos Briefporto bleibt
aleih, aber bas Gspi1t Ses pennps
8rtefe8 Miro bon a lln5en auf !
unse ~rebu5iert.
Die Jabritnnten oer aniihtspoit.
iarten, 6ie in Gnslano ME 10 floriers
ten pis in Dsutldlanb. bon oenen
aber oo4 iGbrlid perlHieOeM Wilios
men f%abrt3iert fuurpen. befiirtten
uobt nit &e6t, 6ab Die abidaffuns
hes SaIbsp ennpsp ortos ibrs Snbus
itrie ruinieren tpirb. unb oanil ipiro
ser i4laue SdaBfansler nnsnbli4
mebr oaour6 verlisren, OoB Die aeats
aufbSren, @nii9tspofttdrten 5n iens
ben, als er burd feline pcrtperbobuns
au aetpinnen bofft. Sc psroen In
Gnalano idhrlid 5000 leue aniidtss
poftfarien berseiteat, unter oenen feit
Rriegs6ssinn bic .patriotiIden@ polts
tarten bic gr6Bte Rolle ipielen. Mc,
Sienna 1T Elm fdledter patriot. @O
blei6t bic 81 etrutierurg, psnn mon IN
3utunft Die 9~riid.berser niht ourd
.Natriotte picture poItcaros" anfe,iu
ern tonu9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21

IS Ieilen g%eiriscen pero,n. obns ook
Die Siere an 9epi9t perlieren.
Raifer Son # a ntins leste
li9 Den offBisaen Sitet sWeIne
enigteit@ in ieinen G9riftItiiden BEL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21

W
Mnn ntmmt an, oaB oie 9amoz
enbe BON aorintb felt Dem aItertum
i4mdler getporoen lit.
Die dItefe, bstannte beuti9e
9rabinfdrift befinbet fi9 auf einem
Steine in Jrauenburg.
Die .GrIbene 9ale4 nerlangs
te ausDridlid. Dab ieber &urfiirlt
2ateiniid tUnnen miiFe.
Der auitrdIifhe @uupsrneur
tonn.e ben Depprtiertsn Strafen bic
gu 300 9isben 5ubittiersu.
DIE Bore errsi9t i'm BORDEN
hduftg cine geidpiuoisieit bis 5u
loo 9ilometer IN her Gfanbe.
Sci ein EN- suten SanoiiIter
gebt pcn 1000 8eimen oes @,ohmai.
Iers nur elmer Dur1 Das Sitter.
@4af1erosa tounen ldaIid
taaar3T - 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
Trndt.y ~rannt,uein.

Srndt.yranntpein.
Sd babe cine groBe Guantitdt feiuen
ielbit aebrannten Nipple Sad, Bend
Sranbp lnb Ereterihnap8 on Danb. ben
i'd biafa uertanfen suerbe bel Der Baaone
ODER in arbBeren lnantildten.
o. pttfub6 buet,
Sermann. Wo.. u. 2.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
Schuch Bros

Gde Der 4ten uub glorfttrab.
6ermann, DE.
Nertertiseu Wonumenie, SrabHesue uiw
uus Grant uub Wtarmpt; ebenfaus Gtni
aHunaen fir 4rdber ODER SamtIieupidte
eiets cine srobe sinspabl fertiser ytsns
mente an Sanb. Sur bos bette Ttaterir,
rptrb sebrau@t. prelIe niebria unb 8ufrt
benbeit Saranttrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
Sdmie0e u.
Waeenmadber

pJerbebeihlaseu Dirb b~efonbere duImcrt.
Iamfeit aefdenft. Mud, MAIDEN mir va.
aeureparatue arbeiten.
Rommi uRb sebt uns einen Deriud9Saut'
a q SIT unlere Mrbeii Snfriebenteuene.
asiS Mnberr.. nenn utdi ia8ts unS.
6dnbIertn
5armSsathldaitea. ind nlaf6iMea.
shenfaIs aaent fir Deerins Selbitbtnoer
PANElTZ BROS
Sdwarb's friibere gd,miebe, ( SsraBs
6ermanu, DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21

Henry sohuch.

Henry sohach. Emil ssnscn.
9ermann
an nrmnr=sRrnnitm|rfl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
Simmils Yriunt- SDteI

5reies Yao fit @dlte. Maum I'M
grosei6oB ~(baienentl fir gutomo
bile; in Siherbeit nnb inter Ser.
idfuB.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-21
Gmoibattn tir etaatadmtfr.

oemofraiiIden Mibmirtbiddft I'M Stoae iberbrlHIs lit imo i'm nadHen
gopember m Seferion Gip &ebraus banen pro. Dab Die @epublifa.
ner nit aroBcr 3uperidt anf einen Sies i'm Staae Miifouri Der gu.
fumt cnieegenbIden. bafar iprht Die grobe anaabI Der Gunoiooen Die
id bereits. fir Die ~peridiebencn Stoats . Genter eeneloet baben no Die
mir unieren 2eiern bier i'm giloe %bcrfibren.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-27
OIL PROSPECTS NEAR
CUBA ARE EXCELLENT

fspse,sL cosREsrospsres 70 MORNING JousNAA
cuba, ~ NJ, April 26.--Recent de-
velopments show that the question OF
the existence of oil in the Rio Puerco
valley in the vicinity of Cuba, n. M,
is again being considered by oil men.
An oil expert, representing back
ing of no mean financial capacity, is
at present at Cuba endeaVoring 10
lease as much land as possible for the
organization he represents, anu states
that il he succeeds in obtaining
enough acreage drilling will com
mence in very short time and the
field win be thoroughly explored.
There is no question but that oil
exists in the Cuba country, as the
opinion has often been expressed In
the past by several men who are OK
perts in matter of oil development
that oil Is present there in large
quantities. and il is firmly believed by
men who are in a position TO know
that this region some day will be
known as one of the heaviect oil pro-
ducers az the United States,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-27
MAN FROM MEXICO
TO BE PRODUCED BY
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

"fhe Man From Mexico" the vehi-
Gle selected by the students Of the
University OF New Mexico for their
annual play to be given at the Crystal
theater May ., is roaring farce that
Ia sure 10 keep the audience IN a gale
OF laughter from FIRST curtain to laat.
II Is the warl, of H., A De Souchet,
one of Americas foremost play
wfighis. and the long run that II en-
ioyed In the larger thcatcrs of the
country attest its worth Il mirth-pro-
voking production.
The east OF the production VIII In
ciude some of the best amnteur tall
ent over scen Ia Albuquerque, and un-
der the direction of joe Scott, who
In putting the players through daily
rchenrsals. the performance Is sure
10 be given with u smoothness and
finish equal TO that OF professionals.
Those who are to take part have all
had experience In iheatrieals and no
one need be afraid that the perform
nnce will be married by erudencss or
by any bitches
The proceeds OF the plays are TO he
devoted Go the athletic teams of the
university and generous support by
the people OF Albuquerque Is sure to
ho extended
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-27
ELKS' F0LLIES BALL
INVITATIONS ISSUED

Invitations have been issued by
Albuquerque lodge No, 46l p Z. O..
H., TO q bah to be given next Thurs
day evening ut the clubhouse In hon
or OF the ladies who 40 ably assisted
IN making the glks' Follics u success
some time ago, The bSlll win be one
of the notable social events OF the
season.
Ernest Landolfi, chairman of the
committee in charge Of the ball, stat
ed Yesterday that 80 many ladies TOOK
part IN the work OF assisting at the
"Follies" that II had been almost inn
possible to keep an accurate list OF
the names OF all of them, and he
asked that public announcement he
made that II any lady who helped on
that occasion tAlled to receive for
nml invitation she Is asked 20 consid-
cr that she Is most cordially invited
to the ball and To overlook the failure
10 send her enc of the printed Invita-
tinng
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-27
LOCAL ITEMS
carpet elennIng. phone l6s.
OF Int REST.

Carpet cleaning. Phone b6S
Assistant United states Attorney
fienis q Coofs Jr. reuurncd Inst
nlfhi from Santa re.
ReRuin~ stated conclate of Pilgrim
rommandery No. 3, X r., this even
Aus al utiock. Visiting members
welcome
Mrs Albert Morris and Mrs. 9. T.
cr0sno viii entertain The ladies Of The
Christian church this afternoon az the
home ~ Mis- Morris. eos North Hill
street.
Mrk. r. T. summers. wife of Su-
perintendent Summers left Yesterday
afternoon for ponoa city Okla. called
there because OF the setions Illness of
her father. y, W Hart
Justice W W. Mcclellan yesterday
bound over Rafael Flores 20 await the
action ol The grind Jury Flores is
accused Of rohhng the car near the
Coal avenue vinduct whore Japanese
car cleaners live
The state had not finished It's case
against II. NJ. Mattox. of Gallup,
charged with conspiracy To burn his
house, when court adjourned late yes.
terday afternoon. The state viii rest
today. probably this morning
Louie H. Ineieo. manager of the ",
W. Johns Manyilie company. of Den-
yer, colo, Is in tho city for ftw
days en- business AR lnglee was
purchasing agent Tor the American
Lumber company ia Albuquerque
some years aso.
4 meeting Of Kirby Local Ne. IS,
Ladies Auxiliary Of Carpenters. viii
meet al g30 o'clpck this afternoon
at the I. @. q f. hail. Every car
penter's wife. mother ana daughter
Is requested 90 be- present Lune :
will be tsrd
The reanlar .n0nlhh meeting OF
the Ladies Aid society of the Lead
Avenue Methodist church VIII meet
this aftcrncoa ut O'clock vt the
home Of Aii = " ihca l4ia West
Central RVenue An ladies of he cpn-
grefation are Invited
Dr. w. A. Martin. who fer the Inst
four weeks has hetn delivering d
series al lecture 60 ihe members ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-27
WOUND PROVES FATAL
TO SECOND MAN SHOT
BY BELEN BARTENDER


9 Henry Moore, who was shot by
" Charles Murray. n bartender, at
o Belen late yesterday afternoon,
Z. died about 1880 o'clock last
{. night at a hospital here. Moore
. was wounded twice. one bullet
9 shattered the bone of his left
9 arm, above the elbow, and the
(: other entered his abdomen, per
d. forating the intestines in several
o places. This wound caused in
o ternal hemorrhage
Q Moore was placed on the OPP
{. Grating table and an effort was
o made to save his life by Dr. W.
I. K. Lovelace, who operated upon
Q him Moore was brought here on
Q Santa Fe train No. SIG, arriv-
o ing at $50 o'clock, and taken to
9 the hospital.
Z. Moore made no statement
. about the shooting.
+" The body was taken to strong
o Brothers undertaking rooms.
. o 8 o Q o o Q o o o o o . o Q