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The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-10
SHELL SHOCK |S LIKELY DRIVE
 MANY INSANE
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. - Of all the American soldiers who will be in. valided back from European service, twenty per cent will require treatment in insane asylums. She'll shock and similar maladies will affect at least this many, in the opinion of Dr. Vii liam A. White. superintendent of St. Elizabeth's hospital, Washington.
 Congress has voted him funds to expand the hospital on these esti. mates; Ten per cent of the 2,00O 900 soldiers who will see service abroad the first year will be invalided home; that one-fifth of them will be tempor. arily or permanently insane.
 Because his institution may not be able to care for all the patients. Dr. White has been given authority to send men to hospitals throughout the country, the government paying for the service.
 "I will not estimate the number of men expect to treat" said pr. White 'The very best we may hope for is several thousand. The science of re. storing their minds will progress rapidly"
 Mental examiners will visit canton. ment camps to see that drafted men who seem likely to succumb easily to intense nervous excitement are ex- empted from foreign service.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-10
BANQUET RENDERED FIRST
 JAP DRAFTED U. s. ARMY.
(By Associated Press)

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico, Oct. 10. Japanese farmers and number of prominent citizens of the town gave a banquet here recently in honor of Tokouchi T. Kazuli. the first man of Japanese descent to be drafted into the new army.
 Kazuli was born in the Hawaiian is- lands of Japanese parents and refused to claim exemption. but arranged his farm affairs to go to Camp Funston, Kansas, as soon as he was notified and had passed the examination. The banquet hall was decorated with Jap enese and American flags and patri. otic speeches were made by the Jap anese and American citizens present.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court, for the Chitina Precinct, Third Division of the Ter ritory of Alaska.
 In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph kearrs, Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned administrator for the estate of Joseph Kearns, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said estate, to ex- hibit with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first pub liCation of this notice, at his place of business in Mccarthy, CEitina pre- cinct, Territory of Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate.
 J. B. DWELL.
 Administrator. Dated at Mccarthy, Alaska, Sep tember Is, 1917.
 Date of first publication, Septem- Der 19, 1917. St
The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-10

Heather wool mix knitting yarn for warm jumbo overcoat sweaters, non shrinkable, inconspicuous colors for Red Cross Army work; 5, 10. 25, 50, 100 pound bales, $2 pound postpaid or express; Grays and khakis, s2 to s pound. Societies and dealers supplied. Becker, Amsterdam, N. Y.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-10

Your eyes fitted. Compound and astigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-10

Largest assortment or fancy Rib bons at Mrs. Kate Rolfe's.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-10-10
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-15
PHASE OF
MOBILIZATION IS
NEARING END HERE
Two More Companies Will Com.
plete Movement Of Men Re.
cruited; Enlistments Go on
About 1000 in Regiment Now.

With the arrival or companies iron
Carlsbad Artesia Clovis and Port1iCs
the population Of the national guard
lamp was SWelled close To- the t.O00
mark to-day Two more COMPANIES
were duv. IL wts said his morning.
ana with thclr coming all the men
now recruited Tor the regiment would
be- in. except the detachment on
ruard duty.
Work on the wooden buildings
which will take the place Of the tent
city now set up Is being pushed. aad
u is expected thar al the structures
viii bc up hN "a week from sunday
Necessary structures like the kitchens
latrines and b~athouscs were run up
he first thing. Pending completion
Of the quarters there Is sufficient
shelter on hand FOR an the men.
The city ruad roller h at the camp
and AZ soon as "a rain cuHies a road
VIII be rolled from Central avenue
through the camp city officials are
cooperating with the guard officers
in every way they can 10 help get TIE
camp In trim.
Central avenue beyond the city line
has been allowed 90 IN nto seed. but
energetic steps are to bo taken now
10 put Il and keep i'm shape To stand
the heavy traffic that the establish
ment of the camp viii throw on II.
The county r0ad foreman went over
the street to-day To- get "a line un N"
work tha viii be needed. Alderman
clyde Tiueley. OF the stree depart
meut, Is seeing to IL that Central ave
nue. inside the city limits Is Kept IN
shape
When an the gLardsmen ordered
here are ON hand there VIII 10 about
! 2OO at the camp The fuil regiment
,al strength b. E4uu, and recruiting
viii be pressed 20 nll the ranks.
As nuu as the camp D. whipped
into running order drills ANA the ap-
pointed round Of training Will De
started.
Probably tho most picturesque
"workouis" VIII be those Of Battery
4. the states cruck artillery organiNi-
.uon. rated even Dos army men as tho
peer ~ the regulars The battery VIII
haN. picuti of room boz which Go work
ont. ana an tho sandal mountaGls 1'
vs. hich to shoot their -Ih-calihrr prac-
uce shells. There ATE 1874 men 900
the battery NOW ana permission b. TO
he =rught 10 recruit il to- full var
zfreuCth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-15
"workou's
Take-up
Wheel Propelled
BY a Motor Car

The wide tnE of a~dHptnhiiitN Dol
he motor car is shown hy the tpk'uI
reel designed bop D. N McNeill io'H.
manager ~ the oregon ishiusi1t
ITclcphonp co.. at Goldendalc Wash
The reel itself b. similar Z" ih.
ordinary hand operated reels common.
ily seen where telephone wires Frn
being strung a thipc-foot iron rod.
which has universal Joints az each
end. cunnccts the reel to "a rear wheel
u a motor ear. the wheel being Jtck-
ed up far enough To- allow % Co run
freely.
When the clutch i- thrown iu the
reel takes nap M" wire at a uniform
rate NOT only preventing the breaks
snarls incidental 80 mud oper-
ated machines but doing the wnrh
more rapidly and evenly.
A detailed description aud photo
graph 81 TINS device. connected Co. M
MoNeiirs Dodge Brothers touriuE car
he uses dailV tn his wors
his divisions, was recently pub
.ished hy Telephony"
J Kor,cr A. Coz are local nuhrs
lFslis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-15

me, ana therefore move thar We. the
Rotary club ~ Albuquerque. de
assemble here. twice n week for an
indefinite time 20 partake 81 MI
S~outhard's Kind hospitality aud par
ticularly ~ his elaborate Free
LunchesJ
Then another member took the
Floor ana made the following amend
ment TO the motion. which II not ~
50 friviious nature.
suffice Il To say that every mem
her has enjoyed tho display aud the
interesting demonstration. We have
enjoyed the music. and above all we
have enjoyed Mr. Southard's hospital.
ity immensely. and II ! am right In
assuming that I have expressed IN,
sentiment Of all. ! feel that We can
best show our appreciation ny a ris-
ing vote.
II goes without saying hat the
vote was unanimous.
The luncheon. from first course ~
last. was cooked by electricity by
A. Berta. q culinary expert. and a
finished chef The luncheon was
served 10y the following ladies: Mrs.
\. e. Hicks. Mrs. - r. Maiowf: Mrs.
A. Beach and Mrs. William Bryce
To get just the proper effect Of
light and shade. shadow and SUBJ
stance. a pleasing variety Of patriotic
ragtime. and classical pieces were
played on the new Edlson.
Peul @. l,edmEton. chairman. in
PRODUCED Mr.. Day OF the National
War Work Council. Mr.. Dnv is now
engaged in the war work of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-15
CONTRACTORS GoUGE
THE GOVERNMENT ON
TRAINING CAMP WORK
By associated Press

By Associated Press
Washington. June 1-Seuat"r
Sterling today introduced "a resclu-
uon authorizing the senate military
committee to iuNcstigat, erection 90
buildings t. BE- used by soldiers IN
training camps. The committee j.
asked To- ascertain the cost Of can
touments. WAGES Of carpenters and
other Ia borcrS and price paid for
materials.
Because Of the short time for build
ing the military camps, competitive
bids have not been asked ana COLI
tracts AVE been let ON the basis OF
cost plus "a percentage oi profit Tor
the contractors n has been alleged
In some Instances hat contractors
paid ~cYtortlunate prices tu raise th"hf
profits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-15
TRANSPORTATION ON
INLAND WATERS TO BE
MADE MORE EFFICIENT


BY Associated Prcss
Washington. june 1J.- Tho Council
OF National Defense today announced
creation OF an inland water trt0spur-
.tatiou committee with General " VI.
Black. chief OF army engineers. U.SA,
as chairman. Daniel willard. ptesi-
dent of he Baltimore a ohio Tall-
road and chairman 81 the ADVISORY
committee Of tho CuuuCil who has
special charge of matters relating to
transportation.
n viii be tho function Of he new
COMMITTEES To- bring together the com
panic. engaged iu iuia1d water trnfiil
including thos- on the Great Lakes,
in order 80 better meet the war 81
nation and increase and make moro
efficient the freight carrying facilities
Of the rpurtrNS water ways.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-15
Carlsbad After Advice
Regarding Fire Trucks

Carlsbad Is thinking Of buying y
fire truck. and a Carlsbad official
has sought advice and suggestions
from Fire Chief Fred Russell. The
chief got a letter today. He will tell
Carlsbad what he knows about motor
fire engines snd their performances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-15

Londca. June 1.-THE British
armed merchant cruiser AvenEes
was torpedoed and sunk In the North
rca on "Wednesday night. All but one
was saved.
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Tho luncheon was a treat that will
be Remembered by an. one member
said royal" was the only way ~
expires b. another said that the
luncheon was just as appetiziug as the
dinners mother used to prepare on
the old farm bach home
stu another called for recognition
by tho chair for the purpose ~ max.
ing the following motion
Ever 81 anon und sometimes
oftener. the said Rotary club may
f~oregathcr In friendly fashion FOR %
good feast, a jolly GOO time and for
the preservation OF their mortal souls.
I feet that ! have expressed the scntl-
menG 81 an when : say hat this lun-
chenn IN our honor has beer Jus
uch an occasion. We have stripped
off our dignity. forgot an our trou-
bles. si~destepped our cares and been
real happy n tastes like more 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-15

. : .To9 ffs1s- peerle spend ihe1r pinno
condemnihg the conduct ~ others in
stead of spending u in improving their
own
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-15
MARVELS
ENTERTAIN ROTARY
MEMBERS At LUNCH
Magnetized Iron Deies Efforts to
Lift It; Globe Lighted Without
Connections Feast Itself Is a
Royal One.

Members ct the Rotary club were
guests OF the Albuquerque qas a Flee
trio company YESTERDAY s.; a luncheon
given Ia honor OF the club. The iuncn-
con was n demonstration Of the use
OF electricity in the preparation 4
food The following rather unique
form of invitation was sem 90 all
members.
SUMMONS.
Dear Rosarians: This Is 10 COM
mand you. that laying aside all man
ner Of business excuses. cares ana
worries, whether real. personal OF
mixed. you be and appear in your
own proper person at the COURT or
ELECTRICITY located at Firm and
Central at high noon on Thursday.
June IAN, there To- partake of the
elements 90 the load curve as set
forth IN these presents. Given under
great seal of said court. this twelfth
day Of June. 1917. \. n
CSignedJ W. =. SOUTHARD'
This invitation wal gotten w IN q
blue print Photographic form and
delivered personally to each mem
her.
illuminated fountnin.
Twelve o'clock found most of the
members On hand NJ the Gas & Ele,-
trio building. the place Of the lunch
con. Both VI the front windows of
the building were artistically deco.
rated with electric irons and various
other electrical appliances. The first
thing "a meet the eyes of the Rntar-
ians upon entering abe building We
a beautiful wicker fountain electrical
~ lighted and interviewer with car
'ations apd ferns. with g Ions fas
like spray rising To- a height ~ sew
eral feet and descending upon a frpst-
ed glass dome In the center Of the
fountain. This was Illuminated 10y a
soft electric glow
The mysterious As well as the mora
practical uses 20 whirh electricity ca.
be put were demonstrated. \ good
deal Of amusement was accustomed
by the efforts of various Rotnrian-
trying to remove an electric iron
from the table. II apparently W.
only resting there by its own weight.
but all efforts to remove it were
futile until tho electric switch wns
thrown. for the magnetic field OF an
electric transformer held H.
An electric globe was held sus-
pended In the charged magnetic
area ~ an Induction coil at "a dis
lance of six inches without con-
nections whatever and was ,llumi-
mated These are only i've 81 the
many other features Of h demon
stration which WAS held before the
luncheon WINS served.
Feast Mako u Hit.
Tho luncheon was a treat that viii
be- Remembered by atl one member
said royal" Vas the only way ~
expires it another said that 'he
luncheon was just a. appetiziuE as the
dinners mother used to prepare on
The Washington herald., 1917-12-13
One Toe Bars Him
From Army, So He
Has Ii Hacked Of

Chicago. Dec. 12.-Eagerness to
enter the army has led young men
to eat pounds of butter, dozens
Of eggs. and such things to make
the weight. Here comes Clar-
ence Anderson. semi-professiona
baseball player, whose big toe
didn't suit the army medical ex-
aminer. Upon hearing this Clar-
ence had the offending member
whacked on, and now he'll be
a soldier.
Anderson Is the son Of q widow
and has a brother. Arthur, now
In Camp Grant ana still another,
Raymond, who Is on the point Of
entering service,
Anderson was told q week ago
his toe would prevent his enlist
ment, whereupon he entered the
Ravenswood Hospital on Decem-
Der 2 and underwent an opera
ton.
not complain at losing her three
sons Just when she expected they
might help her.