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The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
Daniel II. Castle Rob-
bed Employers to
Keep Up Front
PLEADS GUILTY
IN POLICE COURT
Kept Money Given Him
to Buy Stamps, He
Admits

Trying 10 keep UP appearances
and spending more money than be
made By working as a clerk for the
Frederick Stearns company was the
downfall Of Daniel II Castle. -
years old, former employc OF the
company
Castle Who comes from \ we'll
known family. married wealthy
youuG woman more than year
ago He purchased a home AZ No.
l06 FlorenCe-ayc, one of the most
fashionable districts i'm Highland
Park He soon found he could not
get aloug on his salary and began
10 steal from his employers. &c
cordinF 10 his story -ta-the- police
he had charge Of tho purchase of
revenue stamps and would get $50
checks for the stamps every fow
weeks Instead OF buying stamps
for the entire amount no would
pocket $50 and spend the rest for
the stamps
lie kept This up until four months
aro and had .cmhez7clod 1880 We
fosrrd thaLha-U would be caught Y
he kcrt uu The practice much long
rr end 'oft tho employ of 'h" com
rany taking position with The
Ford Motor company
An accounting - The book ~
the Strerua company WAS made ro.
Gently and Tho losses were discov.
ercd Detectives Copte= and Rick
we're placed on the case and arrested
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
Ship Carrying 1000
Goes Down; Most Of
Them Rescued
BRITISH GAIN
IN MACEDONIA
Capture Three More
Villages from the
Bulgars

LONDON. Oct. e.-The Brit
ish continued their new often
stve north OF the Somme last
night, establishing advance
pests east OF &c Sars. IN the dl.
rection Of Butte de Warlen-
court. about two miles from
Bapaume, it was officially an
nounced today
For the first time since the
day Of the allied offensive the
fighting extended north Of the
kncre brook last night The
British successfully discharges
gas at different points and en-
tered Serr-ar trenches, return
inq with prisoners.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

Ware q Leland rry. Wheat no
lief is that the demand conditions
Will hriug lhuut hi4hcI prices ui
favor purchase ON rcgCtirrt Favor
purchases uf corn ou H moderate rr'
back Relieve PURCHASES of oats VIII
do ON weak spots
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
THE WEATHER

Detroit md vicinity Monday fsir
md colder with heHVr frosfi tuesday
fnirg moderate nortberiN wtpds.
lower NichiEnnt Fair ana colder
Woudns niabt With heavy frostt
Tuesday fair.
Ipper Lakes Moderate northwest
mud north winds ard fnir Monday
pfaht and Tu~~dnys cOntinued cold an
Superterf colder on Michigan and
Nuvnn
Lower Iskess Moderate 60 fresh
no thrri, w. tHi Isnrti1 cloudy Won
dsg ptrrf ned IuesdHrt rain on On
fnrfr' colder
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
10000 Men Pledge Sup
port in Sabbath
Meetings
l,1I9 CONVERTS
THE DAYS SCORE
Evangelist's Vigorous
Assault on Liquor
Wildly Cheered
rmr >ooRr ro nNrr

Billy Sunday Is sCing 10 fight the
"booze gang in Michigan during the
remainder Of his stay in this state
as be has never fought before His
remarkable booze" sermon. which
thrilled more than 10000 IN two
meetings ln Detroit ou sunday BE- 90
Dee taken out iu the stat" n ,ao hope
thai IL all help 90 pur Michigan dry
on Sow
IN his Sunls- ucruoss BWs an
nouuc.d aat no would fight tho
hdoous liquor 'uHo with cycrv
ounce % b. strength au tha, if
the vets WOE would De- af'c~
they had lc,n up against the s'irfc-t
rEHf tbos over .aa
Life q Canger
Tho evangelist declares that the
liquor inter. have threatened his
llte and 'hat 3, #. mo- longer safe FOR
him 'o travel taol v.'hou, police
protection bur ao is going 10 yisr
the larger cities of Ja, state and
preach bis prohibition gospel even
If ~ died In 'h' attempt
And when do die. IL have
time. viii call for my wife" said
rho -ydngchsf and VII. say. Nell
I'm diving Send tor butcher and
have him skin mo. make my kin
into drum heads ana have men 20
up and down the land beating the
drums 10 rally people 20 the cause
OF temperance. and saw 10 'ho world
NV husband s'ill lives and Is ain
nEhtlue that hcllish booze gang
Billy. who spoke in Port Huron
Monday noon. viii spend every Mon
day n one ~ tho larger cities OF
Michigan So hard locs the evan
gollst work that 10 is his custom
90 rest on Monday and there are
no tabernacle meetings ON those
CONTINUED "n raHc EIevenJ
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

Iftrhc4f fempcfnfurr fHIf dHtF IN
~ IN t6TB
one vrHr nEo TO-DAY Highest tsm-
psrrture. 80 lowest, Ssi mean. toi
parity cioudN.
The sun sets Monday ne Gtot - ma
aud rtsrS Tuesday nt 6sgn ..
THE moon sets Taesday at tSea O.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

BOSTON, Oct. 9. - Betting
odds still favor the Red Sex
and they are being quoted at 2
10 I in some places on the ser
les Betting tightened on the
outcome on today's game when
the speeulator's began TO figure
that Jack Coombs would face
the home guard. Bets we're be-
ing placed at 10 to and 10 70
7 on this conflict
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

WASHINGTON. oct Q -Advices
to the Navy department from tho
New England coast have convinced
the department thar the J.53 had q
CONVOY probably supply ship iu
" form of q larger submarine.
buM Zoo carry munitions hut not to
rght Tho information on which
this belief Js based is not revealed.
tuf the existence Of such iuforma
tiou became known today
NEW YgRk. oc; a French
,rUert thought 20 tc the Condo.
s.of. re Toat-h 'raa.r Olaf OF
me Jersey coast .gH n sbt While
apparently Ao1lin- no-'hw1rd 10 all
the Brirabrrs 'n hunting subm'
rines. sccording 70 officers Of the
Olaf reaching here
nFLtyER PACKAGES. MESSAGES.
ETC. by Messenger Service. Call
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
u. S. DestrOyers Bring
260 Survivors Safe
to Shore
TWO SUBMARINES
BUSY, is BELIEF
Allies Rush Cruisers to
Clear Coast of
TeutOns

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-The
navy department was advised
by Admiral Knight by telegraph
today that United States de-
stroyers have been unable to To-
cate the crew Of the British
freishter Kingston, sunk by a
German subm. sts1 of Nantuck-
ct, II the crew rms been saved,
knight reported, II was by a
merchantmen which has failed
10 report the fact officially.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-Terrcr caus-
od by The u-ooat raids or s,ew Gags
land held ships in Atlantic seaboaru
ports today. Only single British
freighter cleared this port. while a
number Of vessels including the
Frederick VIII, bearing Amba ssaGor
Gerard. the Espasne from Bordeaux
with Sarah Bernhardt and Lima Cav
lieri aboard and the Cemeronia
were in or near the dfnger zone.
Ships Of the international Mercantile
Marine company, were ordered to
remain az anchor Until further or
hers.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

Today has been fixed for tho an
nusl ch-ervpncc of FIVE and Acct
dent Prevention day, thruout the
United States and Canada
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

SOFIA oct AFTER several
days of.unsuccos-ful attacks against
the Bulgarian lines ou Dohrudja the
Russo Rumaniaus have Withdrawn
to their former positions 10 was on
cially announced today.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
ANOTHER HUGE
CROWD TURNS OUT
Clouds Hover Over the
Park as Game
Starts

QuiGIclg foul lines, ODay aud Com
molly.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
EVANGELIST SUNDAY WILL VISIT
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF MICHIGAN
IN GIANT BATTLE ON SALOON
TODAYS GAM Z.
BROOKLYN
100
BOSTON.


uura.ir- Smith and Miller Ruth
H1 Thomas
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

DELIVER PACKAGES. MESSAGES.
ETC. by Messenger Service. Call
Cadillac SS0.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

PVtBtisa--the Plris nest kfsa--tNst
~ risht-rtnaes JsB Dest---M.t~ tA1A
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

rintIng--the plain neat kind--thst
IL dg ght-ffmcs Job DeDt.-MaIn f510.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

PETROGRAD, oct Six Rus
sian torpedo boats ra'dcd the Black
sea ports of Slmsun and Simon. de
stroyinc rs Turkish sailing vessels,
il was officially announced today
Russian troops forced the Austro-
German lines I'm Tho region of Nladl-
mir VolNnskj and captured Austrian
trenchee-souFh of Sbithaliu, after
rcpplliua cncmt attacks
In DoaWdia the Russians arc fort-
fyinr newly Conquered po iuons
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

IONnON. oct 9.--PrcssinF their
advance ora The allied rleht wing in
Macedonia 'ho British have occu
pied the v.llagos OF taydtrmah, Or
manl and HJmatar. it was official.
ly announced today
British cavalry has 'oineG IN the
pursuit If the BulgartaUs and has
reached the line OF Kuaraska-S Sal
man-H0mondoe
PARIS, oct. -Artinerying took
place south of the Somme and the
region OF Rove last night. but the
utmost calm 50 far as infantry or.
crajions were concerned prevailed
along the entire French front
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

VOU DON'T have TO agree with
The Times views to- get fair and
unbiased treatment in its news columns.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

TT ifPFRNTt HEs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24

es arc going up in al sections Of that
lively town
Marcus = Sawtelle. the contractor
ana uilder, aud SON John Sawtellc
returned yesterday from cabczon
Sandoval county. where Mr. Sawtellc
was employed with force Of carpen-
tcrs in repairing the bridge across the
Rio puerco and building new ap-
proaches for those washed away bv
Mr. ana Mrs Ernest Liz Of Md
rid, Santa Pc county, who We're IN
the city The past few days, left yester-
day afternoon for Rochester Mimi
where Mr. Xix viii consult The Mayo
Brothers and may enter their hospi-
tai thern for treatment Mr. Liz IS
suffering with some KIND Of stomach
ailment that has greatly annoyed him
for The past year
Mrs A. L. Finlaw. after weoi>' s.
visit with her friends, and Mrs, r. II.
Kent. left Yesterday for Riverside,
Galif. where she viii visit for scv-
eral DAYS before continuing on her
way home IN san Francisco While
here Mrs. Margaret Medler aud Mrs
Julia Brown assisted MI and Mrs.
Kent in making The visit of Mrs. Fin
law "a very pleasant one
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
'CHICKLETS' PROVE TO
BE BIG DRAWING CARD

The Cbicklets company, now play
ing at the crystal, is getting larger
crowds every day and putting on a
much better show than the ordinary
tabaloid company. The bill last night
and today, "a "Trip to the North Pole, :
is the best production SO far pre-
scented by this company. The musical
numbers were written for this play
and were very appropriate. MI
Hughes as the Dutch chef and Mr..
Ryan as the Irish tailor We're, as
usual, on deck to keep the audience
in an uproar all the time. LEROY
osborne as the captain, plays light
comedy part with vim ana gives en-
cellent support to the comedians
Miss Gibbs put over another song hit
and scored heavily !. Wilbur Davis
shows ability in a difficult dialect
part as the French count. The snow
is snappy and the wardrobe worn BIZ
the chorus is beautiful The play for
Saturday chaplin and Ritchic in .
Day at the FAIR promises to be one
of their best
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24

proclamation ar the intrepid Grant
and sainted Lee shake hands at Apo
mattoX. gives one an uncanny feeling.
engaged on either side. burning Of
eties aud all the incidents Of terrible
warfare.
When peace is declared then are
shown the episodes out of which Il
nation is horn
Go and soe the true story of recon
struction methods as YOU can never
learn them from books The carpet
hagger Of the north, the ku KluX of
the south, are given "A realistic setting
that is khrlllng beyond description.
uncles aud mammies Good bless
them) of the olden DAYS every phase
.of southern and plantation life is
vivldN displayed
one OF the best lesson pictures is
the brave battle of two union soldiers
to protect 4 confederate and his fam
N from the fury of the enfranohised
negroes led by the inscriptions white
renegadeS
Learn the true reason of the organ.
zation of the white cloth, the clans
zation of the knights of the
white cloth the clansmen of
thcd eight years. war; Who bat
tied fer the homes and families Of
that distracted section The Birth If
Ia Nation viii he seen for eight days
at The crystal thcater, beginning
sunday April %,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
BEECHNUT GOODS.

BEECHNUT GOODS.
strawberry Jam, regular price. Soc;
To-Day ....,...'..... .....'..' .,,pc
Raspberry Jam. regular price, soc;
today OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .:0c
Plum Jam, regular price, 35c to-
daN ,.....,..t..t... .....-+.....,.... '.oc
Blackberry Jam. regular price, 35c:
To-Day .'s..'.. .'.'... '....',-.. SVc
Grape Jam, regular price, 35c; to
uaS ..t,.. ....'...': .'.'.. sue
Red Curramt Jelly, regular price, 35c:
today ............... SOC
Grape Jelly. regular price, Soc; to-
day . 49, ..30c
Apple Jelly. regular price, soc; to-
Crabapple jelly, regular price, 35c;
Large size Bacon. regular price, 35c;
today Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Large Size Beef, regular price, 35c;
EmpSon's Daisy Peas, can. .....$ .10i
Empson's Primrose Peas. can =. 10
Empson's Columbine Peas, can ~
Empsons String Beans, Can.. 90
Standard Corn, 3 cans .... rs
Standard Peas. 3 cans ........ 20
Tomatoes, 9Th cans ....,......25 cl
cans Salmon ......... as
caas Eagle Condensed Milk $i.O0
Walter Bakers Chocolate, lb. .35
KellOgg's Corn flakes .. 90
Shredded Wheat Biscuits . ia
Pancake Flour, pkg. ....... .f0f
Pulled Rice ............... IA
Pulled Wheat ............. ~
Black-eyed Peas, 3 lbs .. rs
Old-fashioned stecl-cut Oats,
pkg. zoe: . for .,...... .35
Post Toasties ..........,..... 90
Hominy Grits and Pearl Hominy
loose. ID. . 49,. 6Lct
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
Mar, l'agc-B today.
FOR SAlE-MESA LAND

Will sell any part of Ice acres, all
level aud close la Address l.. T..
j., Morning journal.
"Gcntry's eggs" 80 cents. Sold by
Jaffa, Maloy and Hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
MAY
De TE RHINE THE
c. D. P. NOMINEE
VIII Be Known Tonight Wheth-
er Mayor Boatdght VIII
Have Majority Of Delegates
10 Convention

Who VIII be the republican nomi-
nee for mayor possibly VIII be decid-
cd at the party primaries tonight
Whether it will be Mayor Boatright
or someone else viii b. determined
certainly. Printed Boaright tickets,
bearing the names of the mayors del
cgates viii lac used by his supporters
ana when the count is taken Il VIII be
a simple matter Ia learn whether ME-
Boatright win control the republican
convention
The race lies between the mayor
and NJ r. Hickey, the first Of the re-
publican candidates 10 come out for
municipal ownership Mayor Boat
right subsequently has declared him
self on this question He too, favors
city ownership Of the water supply
system.
"I,cd Light" ammunition.
The BOatright organization plans
to send out ballots for the mayors
delegations today, so that they VIII
reach the voters before tonight. win
the ballots will be sent three printed
statements, one OF which outlines the
MAYORS stand on the water question.
one printed in red ink on green
paper sets forth that Mr.. Boatrght
~ fUtlltu W i'H'ihi''AN''''
Of his fight against the segregated
district. This statement also urges
the election of Mr. Boatright with a
council in harmony with his views
The other statement, printed in
conventional black on plain white
paper says that the mayor Inherited
an empty treasury and tells OF ms
"painstaking and careful manage
ment" Of the citys finances lie is
credited with paying $lS,69l on "old
debts" The general fund now has
balance of $4,9S4.2s, 1t says.
The Voting Places.
"B0atright is honest he is square
nnd believes in honesty and square
dealing IN the administration of city
affairs" says the statement He has
enforced cleanliness in administering
city affairs and economy in expendi-
lure Of the taxpayers money lie has
been on the job all the time and mas
given minute attention TO every detail
of the city business.
The voting places for the primaries
are
First ward. ~ North Second street
second ward ltS West Cola ave
nue..
Third ward corner Third street and
Gold avenue.
Fourth ward, I2I North Third
street
The rolls will be open from 6 until
$3.50 o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
LOCAL ITEMS
or TNTE ST

Air and Mrs Edward Coleman
representing Tie state Record, Santa
he. are IN the city
The Good Cheer club viii meet
with Mrs tachl 402 West Lead ave
nup. 10 ESQ O'Clock this Afternoon
J e Dolan. president of the Flag
staff Lumbor Manufacturing com-
nany, was In the city Yesterday from
Flagstaff ATE
Assistant United states District At
torncy It q Coors. lr. returned yes
ierday from Socorro, where he went
nn legal business.
Announcement was made Yesterday
Dos Is Ruppo that the state pharmacy
board WOULD hfld IT, semi-annunl
meeting here MAY lt-t8
Regular services viii he held m
Temple Albert this evening at tiA
O'clock Rabbi Bergman viii speak
ou me life OF Isaac NJ Wise. one of
the most noted Of American ilebrcWs.
The public Is invited
Mrs. r. G Wright and children,
family of the cashier OF the local Of
flee of The Pacific Mutual Life lnsm-
ancc company, left Yesterday Tor
southern california. where they Win
WISH loi htNttNi months
There win bee a meeting az the
fourth ward delegates to the demo
cratic city convention nt the city hall
this evening NJ O'Clock A all at-
tendance Is desired. as important bus
incss Is Tea be- transacted
Sick lapier assistant cashier of
he stAte National bank. who has been
u patient OF the 81 Joseph b hospital
for several weeks. visited the Elks
building Yesterday afternoon, hui hnd
te return e. the hospital later no the
duy- ilc is slowly recovering
The lecture 40 he given tonight az
Che auditorium hy Pearcc C. R0dc'
au thc Yellowstone national park Viii
begin al O'Clock An interested IN
national paYkr are invited Many
celoted lantern slides OF the yellow
some will Do shown.
Special communication ~ Temple
Iudgo $50. e. a. r. and A. A. Viii
he held this morning az 8 40 sharp
for The purpose of attoudmp the iu-
neral Of James Wilkinson fuii
attendance desired Services viii he
held at ~frouRs chapel
str 0Ceuntll The factory repre-
sentative fur The Maxwell Motor come
panv WED Nestefdas eaiioaa uf
six Maxwell automobile and placed
them at The Butler garage AIR
o'conneii saNs several If the ears viii
Is, turned over 10 waiting local pur
ehasers some time today
william 'lesr lden. OF the superior
Lumber IS Mill company. returned
yesterday from Maedslsn.e where hc
represented Wallace nessolden eon-
tractor and builder who be- doing con-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
TROOP TRAINS To
ARRIVE TODAY ON
WAY To BORDER
-Four or Five Specials to Pass
Through AIbuQuerQuei First
Due Between 8 and .
O'Clock This Morning,

Tho first trains CARRYING troops to
tho Ntevican ho,der ia PASS through
An,uoneroue since Tho departure from
Golnmhns ~ the prnitive expedition
noder GnneraI persbinp will begin
a,,.ivfn,. This morning
ram, or rive room trains were
.ehednled ia mass through Albuuuer-
ann. witbIn tht uext two DAVIS. accord
NO tn renorts received YESTERDAY
,ftornnon The first train. Of
oiehteen cars is expected to ar
RIO hetween ana = O'Clock this
norning What orvanization this
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
T|NG[Ey
AND WESTERFELD
SECOND 5 CHOICES
Delegation Agrees Upon Nomi-
nee for Alderman From
Southeast Ward and En-
dorSeS CjgarmakeL

The Second Wuru delegatiou viii
nominate CLYDE TlngleN fm alderman
from tha ward ON the democratic
ticket Tho delegates agreed upon Mr.
1nelO at meeting held last night
at the Second ward school
The Second ward delegation Hlso
endorsed Henry Westerfeld for mas -
on $ H Reehl FOR city elcrk and J
u Emmons Tor treasurer
The water question received atten-
tton also a resolution was adopted
urging qualified electors "a vote TN
favor of the St0o COO bond issue, the
proceeds of which are To- he used io
huy or build water supply system.
Nj Tnglcy pledged himself to do AN
in his power a. bring about municipal
ownership IN accordance with "a reso-
luton adopted before he was chosen
as ddetmanir candidate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
BIGGEST Of ALL
PICTURES COMING
To CRYSTAL SOON
Birth Of a Nation Ack0owI-
edged to Be the Greatest
Masterpiece Ever Produced
in Film World.

When he maGic pen Of Thomas
Dixon, H. portrayed the history Of
the misunderstood. unbelievable con-
ditions of Tho reconstruction period of
the south, il buildcd better than he
knew.
But II remained for David w CRIT
fifth To- give the events Of those days
and nights the great scenic prescnta-
tion made possible lY the motion pic
lures Of later development, IN perfec-
ton of detail ana on stupendous
scale lhat is beWildcrinR.
TO see the great hearted Lincoln
give the finishing touches to the his
toric document the emancipation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
COURT DIRECTS VERDICT
IN FAVOR OF THE BUTTS

Because the plaintiff failed To Mt
tach a copy OF an alleged contract to
his complaint Judge Reynolds yes
tordny directed the Jury To find for
the defendant Butts. Inc in the suit
hrnught 10y the Edward G. Plume
COMPANY owing Ia the fact that the
alleged contract was not made part
~ the complani ID could not he in
PRODUCED IN evidence
The case of Ernest Meyers against
the Meyers company. which was to
have been tried Yesterday. was not
tried when JudgV HaNnolds set aside
the order granUng Il new trial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
lsIl,ert :. Kraft.

Elhert $. Kraft. 80 years old died
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning at
his home in the highlands His Wife
mother. sister and two little daugh-
tiers were with him when death came.
Mr. Kraft came here from st. Peters
burg. Fla hoping to better his health.
The body was taken 60 Strong Broth
ers undertaking rooms. Funeral ar
arrangements viii be announced later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24

Funeral services will be held at
10 o'clock this morning at strong
Brothers chapel. Temple Lodge No.
6. \. f. and A. NJ, will have charge,
Harry McNaughton, frother of Mrs.
Wilkinson. Will leave on the Santa
Fe's California Limited with the BODY.
Burial is to be in Los Angeles Mrs.
Wilkinson will remain here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


j $ Corl member of the G.. A. r.,
died at s;30 o'clock last night at his
home, 9l9 North Third street. lie
had been i'll since last October. The
widow and two daughters survive.
The body was taken to Strong Broth
ors undertaking rooms. Funeral ar
rangements win be announced later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
Mrs. Juanita car.ia dc Lujan.

Mrs Juanita Garcia de Lujan. "a
Years old. died at 1880 o'clock last
night at 1918 South Fourth street.
She came here several days ago from
Mountainair for medical treatment.
Her husband. Manuel Lujan, and nine
children survive. The body was
taken to Fred Crollou's undertaking
rooms Funeral arrangements win
he announced later.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-24
Mrs. sofia Tapia.

Mrs. Sofia Tapia, SO years old, died
at . O'Clock last night at sanitar-
ium She was the wife. of Aueustin
Tapia. Of Atrsco. The husband IS
in Holbrook. Ariz.. and funeral ar
rangements will not lac made unul
he arrives The body was taken to
Fred Crollotts undertaking rooms.