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DEATHS.
LOST AND FOUND

DRIVER "ho f"urd orderbook belonging to
{. J.. Bailey please return to sos Virgins,
RAILWAY and r0wc: Building and receive
Hppropriat" reward.
LOST. in small brown boN. . small round
Nat ear r4rciver attachment with tw,
Mh"s. FOR telephone Reward II returned
70 south TM"litA Street. Richmond
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a stated communication OF the Rich
" m"nd Randolph Lodge No 10. An
wv ci-nt Free and Accented Masons
viii be held in the Mason's Hall. Frank :
lin. near Eighteenth Street. this tTucsdayl
evening, May 10, 1916. at o'clock Work
In the degrees. All Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited.
By order Of the Master.
w. a. CLARKE. JR
SecretarN.
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BOARDING.
SUMNER BOARDING

- ~ ~
HUGUENoT sPRINGs. VA. where tired
folks get rested. where sick folks
get we'll. Sulphur lithia iron springs.
especially designed By nature for the bene-
III OF humanity. Hot and cold water baths
etc. An abundance OF shade; rs acres OF
immense oak trees in the lawn alone Ex-
celient cuisine. Just so minutes from
Richmond. Va. by train or auto Terms
reasonable. Apply to DR.. W. Il. Robinson
Huguenot Springs. Mosley Junction, Va
MRS. BURBANK Will open her Virginia
Beach house Juno l. reserva tions now be-
ing made. 81! West Franklin Street Rich.
mond.
THE willouehby Club will DO open for
guests from June to October l. 1916
Mrs. Andrew Browne, Seventh Street Sta
ton: WillouGhby Beach. Va.
SUMMER board. Ideal location. shady
or three rooms. with bath, also single
rooms, upper and lower porch. First class
table board. fresh eggs and vegetables a
specially. Terms for whole summer very
reasonable. Address Summer Board s.
University Va.
WANTED, summer boarders: good location.
near the mountains; splendid Wow OF
the surrounding valley: fine spring water:
nicht! nice shade: modern, up-to-d date home
Airs G, NJ Arlington. Route /. Box 81,
Mon;va!e. Va.
WANTED, boardsrs for summer months
Frys Springs, on car line fifteen minutes
ride from 9. O. station CharIottesyille
Va Box 81. Charlottesville. Va
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PARCEL POST AND MAD. ORDERS

FOR sale. sound mixed held COW peas
st.35 per bushci delivered any roilrcud sta
tion In Virginia Samples furnished upon
application. Samuel Bear Sr & Sons. Boz
DEVIL crabs soc dozen. Express collect
cash With order. We buy chickens and
cSgs. Wire write prices. G. +. VAIN
wright. l. Roanoke Dock. Norfolk. Va.
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WANTED vnmp"rs. insea nlcrs. headers and
sutchtrs VIII pay good wages. Steady
work Apply tn" Schwander Shoe Company.
bl-lh West FrAnklin Strent. RnltiInnrn NJ
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FOR SALE-HorSes.


20 goo0 mules right out OF the hardest kind
OF work. price $3.50 per pair up: also
good work horses and mares. from 500 up.
II you want fun value for your money. see
me frst. Plowmans Transfer Stables. 16
South Fifteenth Street.
FOR sale pair OF big mules. weigh
2.5no big horsee. l top wagon / Jersey
COW. vii! be fresh in April Can be AT
Sul!ivan's Stable. III North Eighteenth
Street.
HAVING decided to change one Of nv
stables into garage. VIII dispose of 20
head of mules and big horses and mares.
They nave been working here for the last
year in big trucks and wagons. Their ages
are from " TO years. VIII weigh from 100
TO l.5H pounds. They all In frst-class
condition. and Will sell them under a full
guarantee. II not represented. Will re-
fund the money. Can be seen AZ Crulrs
stables. u, ls y. 20 South Tenth
FOR sale. splendid hors. and buggy; also
horse and delivery wagons. Phone ARA
Eon Coffee Co. Madison l5+
FOR sale. one fine driving mare Ambold
Grocery Co. Madison 342i
FOR sale. pair big mules: Must be sold
quick at sl25. Is South Tenth Street,
Richmond
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SITUATION wANTED-s1ale.


COMPETENT bookkeeper and cashier de-
sircs position at once. Nine years expe-
rience In fun charge home office books Hold
nrst and second year certificate OF a lead
Ing Northern university In advanced ac-
counting. Ago %: married.; Al reference
Wholesale or manufacturing accounts pre-
ferred. Address + 800. care Times bis
patch.
BOOKBINDER, forwarder. with IL years
experience. especially good mt law for
warding and finishing. will 20 anywhere.
Address $. care Tincs- Dispatch.
WANTED. position Office assistant by
young man with seven years' Office
pcricncc. Would prefer position with some
outdoor work. Can furnish good reference.
Now employed. but desires change at once.
q 702. care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG man. with four years experience In
composing room tnow employed), wishes
10 make "A change. Address G lo3 care
Times Dispatch
YOUNG colored desires position
chauffeur. Is. w, X. r. .. No .. Box 102,
Patterson Ave.
WANTED. position by experienced hotel
nan and wife. Capable OF running
kitchen. Wife housekeeper. References.
PHONE \. J. c. aG74-I.
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NOTICES-Ia.paI

VIKGINlA:--In the ChanceIy Court OF
the City OF Richmond. the LIST day OF
May. 1916.
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES.
WANTED. buyers for used ours of nearly
every make. We givo very best possible
values. Your inspection Is solicited. Eaisop
& Adds. 1923 West Broad.
AUTO bodies built to order spring repair
Ing, painting especially. B. C.. Briatow
Is North Eighteenth Street.
WANTED to sell al once for 81 600 cash ono
l-2-tnn White truck. in first class condi-
ZION. w. Fred Richardson. COB West Main
AUTOMOBILE for hire. $3.50 per hour.
NeW clean cars Daniels. Boulevard
ONE 1915 6-passengcr Ford body, $50 for
lot cholcr. Put on chassis. Commercial
bodics Tor Fords in stock. We can put on
same day order given. $40 to 800. A. Mey-
err Sons. 13i East Cary.
FOR sale. 1916 Overland touring car has
been used only short while In excellent
running condition. fun equipment. practical
~ new car. VIII sell cheap to quick pur-
chaser Commonwealth Motor Co, Inc. l6i7
West Broad. Randolph 1858
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This matter came on this day to DO
heard upon the order entered herein on
the 9Th day of March, 1915. which has
been duly published as required by
law, as appears from the certificate OF
the editor of tho Richmond Evening
journal, Il newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond. this day fled by
leave OF court, and upon the oral tcs-
timony of Catherine NJ. Smith and An
ME l.. Johnson this day given In open
court, and the court being satisfied
from said testimony that the legal pre-
sumption of the death of Peter Fl. VAL
entine is made out, doth decree that
said Peter II. Valentine is legally pre-
sumed to be dead, on account of his
absence for seven or more years from
the city of Richmond. the place OF his
last domicilo within this State, without
having been heard from.
And the court doth further order
that notice of this decree be inserted
for two successive weeks in news
paper published In the city OF Rich
mohd. Virginia, and also in a news
paper published in the city of sly lney,
Australia.
And IL is ordered that Peter II. VAL
cntine, If alive, or any person for him,
shall produce to the court within
twelve weeks from the date OF the la
insertion of this decree and notice sat
isfactory evidence of his continuance
Of life.
Teste: CHAs. o. sAvIILE.
Clerk
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home !s open for some young woman
;hat is iont OF domestic LIE and work
II taniIy % two. Not ua servant Al
NresS GeMteei- !. ~. chre Times Disnnt Oh
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RAILROADS..
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Comuau,
SupersedinE schedule Of April IA. ipit
schedule subject to Change WitSour

:, Trains leave itichmond b. 90 a. NJ. =, A.
+, NJ. Z. NJ. ) y N ia r n s a; 81.
~. S S;:S r NJ 7;lo p. ~. IS ?. 81. 10 p
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A n he,
NJ, a. NJ. b9 a. NJ. 10 y. NJ. I'll a. NJ
,i2 S2on; ..l = NJ: 2 l. ~. P. NJ. +.
L. NJ. b. +. NJ. IL =. NJ. '
oCarrics baggage. DAILY except Sunday.
ssSnnInXH N'"Ae(-
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ANTED. boarders for summer months
Frys Springs. on car line. fifteen minutes
ide from G. & Q. station Charlottesyille
"a. Box -. Charlottesville Va
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Irhlhs L-eaNe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. St Station
Schedule figures not guaranteed For ~.
South--Daily: $50 y. NJ. local: 1880 a. n
express. parlor buffet car: Z. NJ. expre.n
ll:l5 T.. NJ. express sleeping car open . OF
L. NJ; goo T.. NJ local. Tor keysvillo pnd
Chase City-wcek days
York River Line-o:l0 =. NJ Stea,n.-
Train. except Sunday. connecting for B,,itI
more !farior carr. 1885 A. II. aud +lS r.
NJ. daily. local
Trains Arrive RIchmond-From the S,utb.
1905 a. NJ and 100 A. NJ. $3.50 p N $40
p. NJ. daily; $40 a. M. except sunday.
From West Point; S;45 "a. NJ. excep. Mon.
day; $40 a. VI. and 6:l5 =. NJ. dailI
Office 9O7 Z. Main St. Phona Madison 21.
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In the matter OF the application OF
Catherine NJ. Smith for letters of adj
minlStration upon the estate of Peter
III. Valentine. supposed to be dead on
account OF absence for seven or more
years from the city of Richmond the
place Of his last uomicilc within this
state. without having been heard
from.
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I.NDIES-DO crochctinr ~ homo For n, = .
ticulars send stamped. addressed on
rclope. Cal. Lac" Co. gal South oliv, Los
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HELP WANTED-Fc,naie

rs do crocheting at home. For par
ticulars send stamped addressed ON
velone. Cal Lace Co. s5l SO. olive Los
Angeles, Cal.
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WANTED. an experienced long -dista nce on
orator. Give experience. age and refer
enoes Alhemarie Telephone Company,
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STUDY LAW AT HOME

University cNi.nuioI method Der.eo
IL y conferred. y large university, 10
directly advertise .ts extension Jaw derari1
in-ni. VIII place Il limited number OF com.
r!imentary law scholarships in this state
Differences required. Apply TO Al.. Lively
HOTEL RICHMOND 80
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WASTED-Horses

WE want TO pasture your horses, miles
from Richmond. IS acres of pasture held,
running water and plenty shade; for further
Information cali Madison a2lS. ask for d. J.
sullivan.
WANTED. 50 horses board az Richmond
Stables. Nineteenth and Franklin Streets.
Strictly boarding and freight transfer Phone
Madison +0G. II. f.. Halle
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good address and education who has a
SsHr.r" d"sir" 10 enter an .s,a bl!sh.i Lusi-
ness mat i ua'inr-VtG" ~ scope and offers
fhr" opportunities for advancement Thu.
position nDcn - tina, a: junior salesman
with IN" largest automobile selling ORGANIZES
ton In The country. S:ai" age education
ana Sive reference. Address r so care
Times Dispatch
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VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOR wagons go to Richardson Bros. els
Brook Avenue painting, repairing and
rubber tire work. Madison 1861
BIG stock OF wagons. bugEies, Surveys. run
abouts at cost. Easy terms. We need tho
room. y. Meyers Sons. T3l East Cary.
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FOR SALE-1Iiscellaneous
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED secondhand adding machine
good condition Tyler & Ryan, l0OI Yves;
Cary
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FOR SALE--Machicery.

I:5.HoRSEp power. high pressure boiler. an
lSN3s Corliss engine: hrst-class condition
guaranteed. I. Bluford & Co.
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SEABoAKD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
1.-The Progressive KnilMmy OF the South ~

a II
1.-THE Progressive Railway OF the South"
Southbound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
mond daily: 9:35 A. NJ. local to Norlina;
SEQ F. NJ. sleepers and coaches TO Jackson
willie. Atlanta, Birmingham 6:35 z. NJ
through coaches and slecpers Jackson
Vile. l2;45 A. NJ, sleepers TO Atlanta, Blrm-
inghum. Jacksonville, Tampa aud coaches
to Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive In
Richmond daily: 4:20 a. NJ. S:30 A. NJ
local. $3.50 n. NJ. 537 p. NJ
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WANTED, by WhOIeSnic nntiOn hOusn a
young lady as stockkeeper Must he
strong ana come with good recornmenda-
ti6ns. X 400. care Times DIspatch
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WALL PAPERiNa.

IF YOU want your rooms papered At ~,
price. call w. II. Lane & Bro, Ram
do!ph 2o7s-I.
wOODSON & CO.-nnest and lowest priced
wallpaper and interior decorating Est-
mates cheerfully furnished. Randolph
@25S-W. $500 East Marshall
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.

10 ssd Irsa wasas,a srd sns,t- O,Ir
IL, RtA'd Ell7 Az. 1870 AMIR. Rlf'd ti5o IV ii6Fg
$40 ~. 1929 Az. t9.)5 Az i25oFR. i62SPH sslGpY'
tt2oi ~. 1850 ~, 'si m i9ooPa. ts]0PN silj5M
tS.19Y lfi2IoM
Raa.atNtIiaa lea, w. AIS Pr N,tk tny: Ills nv Sa,
dgX H. llt25A daily. ttuki,hsfg iu,a r,k day. Il, IL 90
PR H. tS3o An l,hlasi hasu .,,i tps w. s73O Az $40 nv;
Ar. Is. 30 IN. 5.42 Pm.
Richmond and Rnppnhannoc< River Railway
Company.
MAIN LINE
Leave Richmond. Leave Pamunkcy.
700 A. NJ. st5 A. NJ
'll:O0 A. NJ. 'l2:l5 a. NJ.
4:ij L. VI. 500 f. VI.
900 A. II. :lO:l5 A. NJ
'Daily except Sunday. tDaily. tSunday only.
WEEKEND EXCURSION RATES ALL
STATIONS.
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FOR SALE.
At a Bargain
Boulevard | ,ots

Situated on one of the most desirable
blocks on this handsome avenue. The
owner Is anxious TO SELL and bargain
can be had.
SUTTON G. CO.
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WANTED, experienced nurse AnnJv 90
East Grace. second fiat
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WANTED first -class cook Wages mo oTcs
tton Ncfcrcnces. Phone Rnulevnrh anf
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UPHOLSTERY

c. c. LEVY
MAKES slip covers, uphostcrinc and r,-
pair furniture. 425 West Broad Street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14
FLORENCE MACBETH
SCORES A SUCCESS
WHEREVER APPEARS

Florence Macbeth the captivating
soprano who will appear hero NoNem-
Der is under the auspices of the Fort
.niphtN Music club, has met with an
preCcdentcd success in the different
cities in which she has appeared. The
soprano was scheduled to appear I'M
Great Fails on the evening of May ~
THAT she fulfilled every expectation
is attestcd by the Great Falls DAILY
Leader: THE Florence Macbeth re-
cital was the musical event of the sea
son for Miss Macbeth ranks with
Tetruzni ON the boards today.
"The voice of Miss Macbeth Is a
coloratura soprano in the language oi
the musical critic, but to the person
who sits i'm the body Of the house and
listens it Us the ripping of water and
the singing of birds, clear as bell
and unrcstrained 10y effort. Her voice
is of wonderful range, sweet In every
tone, and d. flexible as a reed ana clear
as the pipes of pan throughout com
pass of octaves However the critics
have already written Miss Macbeth
down as the great American singer of
the present and the audience last
night unanimously indorscd the writ
ing
on the evening Of June g Miss Mac
beth tthe Minnesota Nightingale
again proved to Miles city inhabitants
that her press appcllation is no mis-
homer. for she repeated her success
in that city when she appeared in re-
cial Says the Yellowstone journal:
"To say that the prima donna's sing
ing was treat is far from expressing
it. It was revelation. Miss Mac
beths singing is as true as "a birds,
the same easy spontaneity, the ire
pressible and infectious ioyousness
and the lovely fute-lite clcarness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14
r4r DRINKING OF WATER

rho General conclusions Of the latest
u.lical scientists proves that drinking
/, .entv Of pure water both between
,.al. and with ones meals is benefit
dm health. 1t has also been proven
b, means of the X-rays and actual
,.ts mon many healthy young men
,6,t the drinking of water with meals
rot harmful to digestion. Those sur
,.gno from a catarrhal condition Of
ro stomach will find benefit in adding
s5out 10 grains (one-siXth Of a level
.s,spoonfuD of balting-soda to pint
If hot water. drinking it a half hour
tsfore each meal such as are inclined
IA bvner-acidity should drink a pint OF
medium cold water, two hours after
meals If you ever suffer from head
Is mmbago. rheumatism or any Of
tbe SYMPTOMS Of Kidney trOuble-sucn
n, deem colored urine, sediment in
n1ne getting out of bed at nisht fire.
mantv and other troublesome effects,
take a pint of hot water and a little
,1urc before meals. These Anuric
tablets can be obtained at almost any
rag store and were first discovered
BIZ Dr. Pierce,
American men and women must
guard constantly against kidney trou-
be. because we eat too much and all
ur food is rich our blood is filled
T.th uiic acid which the kidneys strive
ast. l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14

Santa Zee, Nov l3.-Imcc pounds
of butter each day for am entire weeE
is the record yield i'm New Mexico,
given by Golden Princess, "A four-yeaI-
old in the Mescalcro ranch herd OF
Jerseys. During october this COW
yielded 1,27S pounds of milk and
eighty five pounds and four ounces Of
butter Her older sister Rochetto's
Princess, in seven days yielded 1905
pounds of milk and twenty-three
pounds, four ounces of butter. During
October she gave ,651 pounds of
milk and 100 pounds and three ounces
of butter Medium Gray the re-
publican candidate for the state sen-
ate in Chaves county, is the proprie-
tor of the ranch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14
Auto Company Incorporates.

Santa Fe, Nov 13.-The Auto De
vice Manufacturing company of Nara
visa. Quay county today filed incor-
poration papers with the state cor
poration commission. The capitalize
ton is $4,000, of which $1,000 is paid
up. The incorporators and directors
are. J. A. Kerr, Naravisa, ten shares
J. c. Tandy Chloride, 1O0 shares; NJ
A. Kelly, Dalhart, Tex twenty shares
Henry Tandy, fifty shares; Penn Dun
can. ten shares, and c. L. Harvey, ten
shares all of Dalhart. The company
intends to manufacture automobile
devices and accessories. j. A. Kerr Is
named statutory agent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14
Killing the Calves

a .,s for the high price OF
o one the most plausible be-
Pc Dsg' the alleged demand for
l ln,assl.-"the killing of calves
v which should be allowed to
m v+owinto regularbe beef" You
s saonot have beef if you eat
!. o. veal" butyou can N. have
I, shredded Wheat Biscuit
VII which contains more real
v VIII than beef and
costs cost much less. Shredded
y wheat biscuit is the whole
'.heat steam-cooked, shred
SSadand baked. Makeit your
w neat" for ten days and see
bow much better you feel.
w Wholesome and strength
ming for any meal with milk
- cream or in combination
o. Made niagara
Er'sN. E-- -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14
To Entertain Teachers.

Santa Fe, Nov. l3.-Ihe Womans
Board of Trade at a meeting held this
afternoon made its final arrangements
toward it's assistance in entertaining
the New Mexico Teachers association.
If present plans are successful the
teachers will be given the time of their
life in the way of entertainment and
none of them will be sorry for coming
TO the capital In the assembly room
or the Woman's Board of Trade IL
brary banquets Will be served In the
evening and regular meals by the
PRESBYTERIAN Ala society, while the
Womans Board of Trade itself Will
serve meals and hanquets in the ban
quet hail of the Scottish Rite eathed-
raj
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

fails gLe IS one sure way that never
md ~ o remove dandruff completely
yrovs s''at Is TO dissolve it. This de-
a5o8ts :. entirely. To do this, just get
JQuj5 .our ounces Of plain, ordinary
retrjpsa.' Eon; apply it at night when
Saln a. use enough to moisten the
finger ana ,i1. rub it in gently with the
dl1drp"t9es' ning most if not all of yoUr
four i n1o,. Wlll be gone, and three or
iissoh's applications will completely
single si ana entirely destroy, every
bow rn sh and trace of it. no matter
Va" nuch dandruff you may have.
sa i q,sging Of the scalp will stop in
1strons ana your hair will be fluffy.
look ara glossy. silky and soft, and
YoT mn Zee Ieel hundred times better.
drug s,o gan get liquid arvon at any
ounce s'J Y 1t is inexpensive. and four
Die rer - ~ You will need. This sim
AL has never been known to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14
GENERAL GALES ON
WAY TO MEXICO CITY


Douglas, Ariz., Nov. l3,--den, n, r.
Elias GALES sailed from ManzanilIo
for Guaymas, sonora, November T. ac-
cording to a personal telegram from
the general to Mai Francisco Lang
don. paymaster of the Fourth sonora
division, Ives G. Leleyier Mexican
consul here said today. .,.-
General Gales left here three weeks
ago, travelling from Douglas 10 E'" .,5 ~
Pass under American goNeIhIle'l '','
permit, to get to Mexico cry IoI d
conference with Gen, Alvaro VOIeEo"'
Mexican minister Of war.
If is rumored that he will resume
supreme command Of the CarraI'"'
troops in Sonora.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14

Petrograd. Nov 10 Cyia LondonJ-
l,,ssian submarines have pee" pos-
tive in the Black sea near me , ri
nborus. one steamer was destroy !, u,
a schooner was sunk ana , ano''aV !,
schooner. according to the KuSS ,,.5s
official statement issued today "'
taken TO SebastopoL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14
Williams Bacl, in Santa re,

Santa Fe NoE lS.-Corporatlon
Commissioner Hugh Williams is nome
from silver city, where he conferred
with the chamber of commerce In rel
erence to Pullman service INTO the
town. At present the Pullman Is run
only TO Deming.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-14

Steam boat Springs, Colo, Nov 49,.
One man, whose name has not been
learned, Is missing. and Mrs. c. r..
Crystre was perhaps fatally burned in
"a IRE which destroyed the onyx hotel
here early today II is feared the
mi~ne- n;.n a..-h~.t ~-.A nv, 49, -
the guests forced 10 flee from the hos
t,lrN at am early hour suffered from
exposure,