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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-31
AMERICAN
ALLIANCE
NEE Inc

Hammond soldiers are probaoiy na
front-line trenches. Hammond sailors
are on the high seas
The people back home" are doing
their bit" in many ways.
Underneath all patriotic fervor there
Is a surging strain Of pro-Germanism
that must be wiped out. If Hammond 5
thousand or more soldiers and sailors
are 10 come back the people must
awaken and join forces to stamp cut
sedition.
MEET WITH ALLIANCE.
Tomorrow night al s o'clock at the
Chamber Of Commerce the American
Alliance VIII meet. It's purpose is 70
bind together all true Americans"
Ex-senator Frank Gavit Of Whiting
Will speak; Rev. Floyd Adams. pastor
Of the First Baptist church. win make
the principal address. Miss Wellie
Mcdaniel viii sing "Our Glorious
Land" and Miss Helen Blosser viii
read The Melting Pot"
Attorney David E. Boone. president
Of the American Alliance. will preside.
Recently the organization campaign
ed for members and over 5000 Ham
mond citizens Joined. Everyone is cor
daily invited to attend the meeting
No zee viii be charged.
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night. $50
Mrs. o. c. z. Matthies Pastime thea
tire. $50.
Thursday Evening.
Mrs. Floyd Adams. Deluxe
Mrs. o. {. E. Matthies. Orpheum
Mrs. J. NJ. Turner. Bijou.
Mrs. r. Q. Winkler. Pastime
Friday Evening.
Mrs. W. p. Patton, Deluxe.
Mrs. ] NJ. Turner. Orpheum.
Mrs. Eugene Cooper. Bijou.
Mrs. George Hannauer. Pastime
Saturday Evening.
Mrs Fred jarvis, Deluxe
Mrs. George Hannauer, Orpheum
Mrs. Floyd Adams Bijou
Mrs. Jennie c. Hutchins
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Monon Men Get Increase.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. oct. 31.-H. c.
May. superintendent Of motive power
tot the Monon railroad. has granted
lmachinists helpers and apprentices
employed at the shops here and at
Indianapolis and towns on the road an
Increase or wages that viii 60 into
efecg Nov l. Machinists who have
been receiving ~ cents an hour will
receive SO cents and apprentices get an
Increase Of cents an hour. The help
ers will get % cents an hour.
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DODGE BROTHERS
WIN SUIT
(Ry United PresS.)

DETROIT. oct 31-fIenry Ford to-
day lost the Dodge-Ford suit in the
Wayne circuit court in which Horace
f. and John F. Dodge asked that Ford
be restrained from using the 1916
profits of the Ford plant to erect a
smelter plant at Riverrouge.
The Dodge brothers petitioned the
court asking that the profits of the
year be divided among the stock
holders
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ALAS! MEATLESS
DAY HITS POLITICS

They had lot Of nice meat ready
70 serve at the Independent party's
colored mems barbecue at Turner hall.
Gary last night
by heavens! 1t is meatless day. We
must be good Americans" said Mayor
Johnson.
The diners cheerfully contented
themselves with fried FISH and. led by
the mayor. cheered President Wilson
and the stars and stripes.
NEWCASTLE. oct. 3O-A new in
dustry. the New Process File Co. in
corporated at $4,000. will be opened at
Newcastle soon.
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Change Funeral Hour.

The funeral of Mrs Ernestima
Michaels. who died Sunday, will be held
from the late residence in 1O9 Fay
cite street at 9:3o Thursday morning
instead Of 1880 as previously announc-
ed. Burial is to be made at Chesterton.
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Joins Aviation Corps.

Walter J. Manders, formerly of Ham
mond. has Joined the Y. S. aviation corps
and is stationed at Kelley Field. He
was engaged in farming at Eagle Butte
Mountain until recently
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United Press CaBIegram.)

LONDON, Oct. 31.-In the last forty
eight hours, British naval planes have
cnrried out the greatest series Of raids
since the st-rt of the war, according
10 authoritative information obtained
late today by the United Press. IL was
said that two hundred or more bombs
had been dropped by the flyers.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 3I.-Precautions
at every munitions and grain dock in
the country were redOubled today fol
lowing the big inccndInry fire In Haiti
more. secret service officials are Ger
tain German agents started the nre
with bombs.
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SNALLEY SURE WINNER
Bulletins


MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 31.-A nation
wide plot 10 Kill American soldiers
and sailors by poisoning serum with
IOclSjaw germs was believed to have
been uncovered here today following
five deaths from IocSjaw traceabIe TO
vaccinations. This theory EnIned
strength with the receipt of message
from Washington ordering bnn on
the sale of vaccinatIng "points" used
10 effect vaccination.
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(By United Press.)

LONDON, oct. alderman troops
failed TO make my further counter
attacks against newly gained British
positions the PRsschendaie ridge,
last night, Field Marshal HnIE report
ed today. There wns, however, con-
siderable enemy artillery fire directed
against the advanced British lines.
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HOUSEWIVES
RESPONDING

WASHINGTON. Oct 31.-Amertca's 3
housewives are answering the call to
mobilize their kitchens for the war.
Food headquarters announced today
that 2,722.91S families had pledged
themselves to household economy and
the conservation Of supplies during
the first two days of Food Saving
week
Indiana ranks third among the
staes with 5000 pledges
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SUGAR SCARCITY.

It was reported this afternoon
sugar scarcity was facing Hammond
housewives.
Few stores had any sugar. while
those having it were selling only two
pounds to a customer
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PARIS, Oct. 31.--French and British
armies ere rushing 10 the aid of the
Italians.
Paris expects one of the greatest
battles of the war 10 be fought on
the italian plains. The foreign office
expressed the firm conviction TINT the
italians with this assistance would
stop the AustrO-GermEn invasion.
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Board of Works Meets.

The Chicago. Lake Shore & South
Bend railway today secured from the
Hammond board OF public works a
permit to construct switch track
over Columbia avenue
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LONDON. Oct. 31.-An Exchange
TELEGRAPH company's dispatch from
Amsterdnm this afternoon asserted
that Count Won HertIInE had refused
TO ncccpt the German chancellOrship
because of his inability to secure n
majority In the ReIchstag.
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LOSE HORSE?

4 horse and wagon, found on the
streets by the police last night. was
turned over to its owner, H. Galston.
1906 Washington street at the city
barns this morning
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BERLIN. Oct. 31.-"The movements
of cur armies from the Alps TAX
ing place in accordance with the in
tentIOn of our leadership" declared
tOdny's official report.
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nnlteh rre.r cnhIeernm.l

LONDON, oct. 31.-The number of
British vessels sunk by the subs during
the Inst week Will show less thnn the
number lost the week before, accord
Ing TO : forecast of the official state
Inent given the United Press this
afternoon.
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Arrested as Slackers.

Andrew Banas. 112 155th street;
Frank szurtek. %. 21S 156th street
and Casmer Kosakowski. %. 142 156th
place were arrested by the West Ham
mond police for failing to appear be-
fore the exemption board and have
been taken to Harvey.
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Un,ted Pres. CabIegram.

PETROGRAD, oct. 31.-Premier INcr-
ensky announced today n prohibition
against Imposing the death penalty on
troops mt the front.
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FIRE RECORD.

The fire department made a long
run to the corner Of Eleventh avenue
and Grant street Tolleston. early this
rnorni7g Verv little damage was done
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nv United Press.

NEW YORK. oct. 3I.-Wau streets
disappointment In the quarterly state
mcnt of the L. :. Steel corporation was
manifest today when steel common
dropped below par on a wRbbIy mnrl, ct
Despite apparent efforts to hold up that
issue IT broke to 90 3-S.
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So that the people Of the United
States may know just how the $780,
0OO,00 war fund Of the American
Red Cross is being spent, Mr.. Henry
?. Dawson, chairman of the Red
Cross, has just started on nation
wide speaking tour. On this tour he
will meet with representatives of the
Red Cross chapters, and with audi
ences who have contributed to Red
Cross funda
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sALooNKEEPERs' TAKE NOTICE.

Don't be Stacker but attend meet
ing tomorrow. Thursday afternoon at
200 o'clock, Moose Hall. Important
business.
1O-31-1 FRANK YOUNG. President.
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II the "Periscope" man really wants
to know what I think about the candi-
dates for mayor. he can hear it in plain
English at the Deluxe Theatre on
Thursday, Nov. l, at p. m.
1881 L. L. BOMBERGER.
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WASHINGTON, oct. 31.-W. J. Wat-
kins, master of tho American ship
LOwIn Luckenbnch, J. +. Mcneil. sec
ond class seaman; seven members of
the crew and the French pilot were lost
when the vessel was sunk Oct. II. the
navy department. announced today.
Previous reports said Mcneil. the mas
ter Of the ship and nine of the crew
were missing.
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II A--oe-Your Cototrv CalI,.
The evening herald., 1917-08-27
Union Sentiments Lead
To Row at Candelarias

Trade unionism led 90 a quarrel be-
tween :. d. Sanderson. OF Candelarias.
and Pablo Gutierrez. a painter. which
resulted in the appearance of the
former In Justice OF the peace W. w.
McCleilan's court today.
The quarrel took place Saturday
afternoon at mouse owned by San
derson. on which Gutierrez was work
ing. Neighbors telephoned to the
sherifrs office. and Under sheriff II.
l.. Wootton made hurried trip to
the scene. The alleged fight was
over when he got there. tie was told
that Sanderson elected Gutierrez. his
tools and his horse and wagon from
the place because he was not u union
painter. Sanderson is said 10 have
asserted that Gutierrez deceived him
by saying he was union man when
he questioned him at the start OF the
ioh. Sanderson said he was a union
man It Is alleged. and would have
none but a union man working on his
house.
Gutierrez swure out "A complaint
The case was adjusted between them
when he and Sanderson met in court
this morning and the complaint was
withdrawn
The evening herald., 1917-08-27

Thurman. yesterday lie was on his
way home from fishing trip.
Friends received word the other day
tina, twins-boy and girl--were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E Hclweg
formerly Of this city. now OF Los An
geles. ON August q.
Policeman Charles Mainz will take
weeks vacation beginning today,
Policeman Thomas Hogan. who was
on a vacation last week. returned to
duty today.
r.. L. Grose had hls forehead gashed
in an unushai accident saturday In
a garage. \ steel ring. blown from
an automobile wheel by the initiation
of the tire. struck him The cut
was three inches long. and required
the services of physician.
Attorney General Harry /. Patton
came down from santa Fe saturday
and spent sunday In the city with his
family, ai9 West Tijenas
Ralph Coombs, head timekeeper in
the office of the superintendent OF
the shops of the santa BE. has re-
turned from visit ~ the home ~
his hrothor-in-law In Utah. AIRS
Coombs and son who accompanied hin,
returned as far as La Junta. going
from there To Kansas where they viii
spend several weeks visiting relaiiye-
and friends.
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DON'T BE NISI.ED.
Albuquerque Citizens should Read
and Heed This Advice.

Kidney trouble is dangerous and
often fatal
Don't experiment with somethins
new and dntried
Use q tested kidney remedy.
Begin with Doan's Kidney pills.
usea In kidney troubles 50 years.
Recommended here and every
where.
An Albuquerque residents state
mcnt forms convincing proof
It's local testimony can be In
vestigated
H. -. Smith. stationary engineer
12l y. Broadway Albuquerque. says;
81 sincerely recommend Doan's KID
neg pills for they proved invaluahle
when I had b1,kauhc and other kid-
ney trouble Doans gave me imme-
diatc relief and soon cured me entire
ly aud, haven't had any sign ot
the complaint, for the past four years
When { lived 600 rcuusNNauia q num-
her Of years 1ro. ] publicly recon-
meuded Boan's kidney Pills and
am as strong in praising them now
NJ ever
Price goo. 1t al dealers Don't
simpl, ask FOR kidney rem"dy get
poan's kidney puls-thc same thn'
cured Mr smith Foster Nitburr CO..
Mfgrs Ernnio. y. Y.
The evening herald., 1917-08-27
Horses Get Home in
Time to Save Money

John Spriggs. who lives west Of
town was Just on the point of makinl
out a check for tho redemption ot
two horses taken up by the pound
master for strayin. when the animals
walked into his front yard. Spriggs
told that to judge Mcclellan in IN"
city court this morning when he and
his two sons were arrigued on suS-
picion OF having broken open the
round to liherate his horse. The
pound tock vas found forced
There was no proof that the SprlGg-
Fer had nything 10 90 with the rape
of the lock and the case was dismiss
ed. The pouudmasteI doesn't get the
check
The evening herald., 1917-08-27

tion as to how far the military train
Ing will supplant athletic work viii
be determined TO a large extent by
the desires Of the students after the
university opens. ~ well as by mater
'ai available for track and field teams.
Many of the university's crack foot
tall. baseball and track men have
volunteered or have been summoned
by the draft, as II the case In every
college In the nation. II II certain.
however. that the enrolment Of new
students will be large and the total
enrolment larger than that Of last
year. In spite Of the war. and u In con-
s,dered probable that ample material
viii be availa BILE for the usual athletic
activities. should this prove the ease
regular athletic work will go on as
usual.
The evening herald., 1917-08-27
U. \. N. STUDENTS TO
Be INSTRUCTED IN
MILITARY TRAINING
Arrangements Have Been Made to
Teach Both Men and Women
the Fundamentals Of This I'm.
portant Study, Announcement.

students in the University of New
Mexico are to receive thorough train
ing In the fundamentals OF military
service. the work beginning when the
university opens for the coming ye ir
on October LIST. The work will be
required Of both men and women stu
dents In announcing the new work
today President Davii n. Boyd made
{. clenr that the work given will De
primary In character. and 81 the kini
being urged as ~ such great import
ance 10 the future soldiers and Red
Cross workers ~ the United States. ~
will not conflict in any way with tho
detailed and more complete military
instruction given by the New Mexico
Military Institute at Roswell Young
men will he taught the fundamentals
uf driii and the handling OF arms.
They will have a thorough course IN
the essentials Of camp life and per-
soral hygiene. They will have. in ad-
dItion 10 ihis work under competent
instructors. the advantages OF observ-
ins daily the more thorough and rieid
work being done IN Camp Funston.
the regular ARMY training camp ad-
Joining the university campus AMI
where II Is now regarded a. quite
certain troops viii he kept at least
during the coming year.
Young women are TO be taught the
FIRST principles OF Red Cross service
including bandaRe making. first aid
hospital and field work. The entire
course will take the place of the physi-
cal training work which has been re-
quired ~ all university students In
the past and from which excellent re-
suits have been obtained. II will
have no relation 10 the athletic actiyi-
ties of the university and the ques-
The evening herald., 1917-08-27
The Menu for Today

"B~-- THE Railroad Raiders a
iwo-part extra with regular program.
THE Powder Trail" "A Day in the
Life OF o Dog" and The Firemen's
Bride"
Lyric-'Treason. five-ree, fea.
ture. and a comedy entitled Rough
and Ready Reggie"
Pastimc--Repeatlng The Innocent
Sinner: also Oriental Love two
reel comedy.
The evening herald., 1917-08-27
Good Cat Fishing in
Rio Grande Promised

Five hundred thousand channel cat
fish TO be placed in the Rio Grande
river are expected 10 arrive early next
winter from government hatcherles.
officers OF the Game Protective Assc-
citation believe they will have In the
channel ostfish a species that will
thrive 81 the river and at the same
time furnish sport and food. The
carp and mad-cat now found In the
river furnish fairly good sport hut
are practically worthless for food pur-
poses after the water has become
warm.
The evening herald., 1917-08-27
Bellboy Charged With
Illicit Sale of Booze

Pillar Mora. . belltoy at "a Central
avenue hotel. b. locked In the county
Jail awaiting arraignmcnt before
United States Commissioner George H..
CraiF on % charge of selling whiskeN
20 soldier H' ~ alleged to hay"
broken into the storeroom at the ho-
tcl Yesterday to get two pint bottles
of whiskey which he sold for =:
apiece lie is said tn have admitted
his guilt
Mora was arrested by Lieutenant
Nop the prov oSt marshal
The evening herald., 1917-08-27
Advertised Letters

Ladies' I.st.
Ira Aranaza, Mrs Lorena haley.
Mrs. Annie Baca. Mrs. i. H. chase.
Miss MARY CanaHlRria. Miss Lena
benson. Mrs Julia Darling. Mrs : Il.
Fulton. Mrs T.. Gale. AIRS Blaine
Gwin. Miss NJ y. Garcia. Miss NJ
Hunter. Miss T.. jacobson. Mis-. X T..
Keleher, Miss Jessie Louise kipper.
Mrs. Geo. n Keep Miss Teddy Lente,
Jusefa Mangare Mrs. May Morley
Miss Marion Mcrtz. Mrs Blanche Nc
Fadden. Miss Emma Miller. Julianita
arquez Mrs. n. e. Northington. Mrs
j. r. Rutledgc. Mrs John Suveges
Mrs. Niceoria Sandoval Mrs hottie
Tyuer. Miss Aurora zamora.
Mcn's List.
r ~. Airis Fernando Angel. Guso-
rio Apodaca. i ID. AtWo0od. Emma
gene HcmChen Juan Baieuu J F.
Burnett George Burton ca Homer
Compton. Jose Chavez W -. Conner
n. Dugies Dubois. Daniel Duran.
iilarju pouuguez j Arthur Eddy.
Bur, Frederick Richard " Fri,ur-
kcl, lnuccncin Gomez. Ercvos CATER
rex, Julian Gallego- Hll Hooker, Sa-
badUr Herrera ,2l, Jim Hutcnc~ur.
Mr.. and Mrs. j " Hawkins. g. W.
Harrison. Gordon HagaD G. J Justin.
Ralph Jenkins prmnu Jordou Joe
Ieffery. Bob Knudsou. Angelic Lu-
ccro co. putorin l.eyi l.. u. l.amlcy.
~ G. Lindsey. Martin lascor Clar-
cuce I.cihe't. william Moore. u. J.
Matthew Ralph McJu1kiH VI. n.
Medinas ! W Minnick Stnuiish T..
Mitchell W u Miller. ! ~ Nor,h-
cop. Arthur Oliff Migue' plguin.
Francisco padiIla. Dan Russell ,2l.
vernon Roberts. Il a. Rhodes lsh-
mac' Gamicrez. Ngo.lta Gubio Adam
Romero. i. S5hccr. ilarr, l.. skinner
FUpTinu silva Marvin ShahI. MaN
Shut john Sryhoid, Gclrl Trcmulo.
T. % ThiclEa. VI T.. Twithcll jack
Vaughn Cha- g.. wyatt II g. VIII
luughuy CD. Cnud west Ehsuuu
Wilson. Rev H. O.. Widow John J..
Murl"y
The evening herald., 1917-08-27

Funeral services for George Arno'.
who died last Friday. will he held At
: o'clock this afternoon at the Arnot
home. iOi2 IVES, Central avenue. the
Rev Hugh A Cooper, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. officiating
Burial will be In Fairyiew cemetery.
The evening herald., 1917-08-27
Four Automobiles in
Dock at Police Court

-Four automobile cases were on the
police docket this morning. Jose Tru-
inlo was fined SO Tor driving with
cut rear lights. 9. II. Dunavan was
fined SIS for driving without dim
ners. and T., Il. Bacc was fined SO
for driving past q trolley car at a
crossing J. ~ Coons pleaded not
guilty TO a charge of passing street
car and WAS ordered 10 appear for
trial at o'clock this afternoon
The evening herald., 1917-08-27
Personal News
Items.


SAhA1 HNA nIHNs III NttahIT- hOIbfN ~
M:s. j. n. Pegue and her son. Tom
ME, have returned from Denver. Miss
Isabel Benson. daugh.er OF Mrs.
Pegue. Is back from ~ Paso. where
she has been visiting
George r Peterson. head apprcn
tice instructor at the SantaFe shops.
tice instructor at the Santa Fe shops.
be away month. Joe SWlllum. spC-
ciai apprentice. viii have charge dur
ing Mr. Petterson's absence.
Complaint charging Prudencio Tru-
iillo ol Bayfield,. colo. with failing to
register for the draft. has been filed
before United States COMMISSIONS
George Il. Cralg. NJ. II. Diaz. spe-
ciaI agent of the department Of JUS
eice. was complainant.
J. \ Gels, a former resident. who
has been working in "A store AT Grants.
y NJ. was In town Friday night from
his home in Nebraska. where he had
been on visit He was on his way
10 the officers training camp at Leon
spring. Texas.
Mrs. a. L. Grice of Topeka, kans.,
il visiting Mrs. Archie Tooihacker.
The following couples were married
saturday DN tusuce OF the Peace
Pedro Martin at his office la the court
house. Martin Johnson. Albuquer-
que. 20 Francisquita Tenorio. Alhu-
queraue, Georse NelsoH. Albuquerque
to Anna Lewis Hopper. Alouqucrquc.
clifford NJ Barker. albuquerque. %
Lena krick. Santa Fe.
Horace N. Forwood. Jr., and hi'
sister have returned from Houston
where they spent the last three
months a. guests Of thelr grand
smother
Miss NJ. Strumquist, cashier at the
] g. Penney company's store, has
gone 10 visit relatives In El PHso Sh'
viii be gone a week.
Tony Oruz has gone ,o Los Angelo
for visit
\. u Ogie is hack from trip 10
St. Louis.
Mrs. y VI Miller has gone t'
the upper Pecos 10 sp"nd Hcvera
Week-
Mr. and Mrs W. a. Hahn are 81
Brooklyn 20 WHIT relatives.
Misses Helen and Katherine Fee are
speadins Two weeks a. Jemc2 springs
Born Friday night 20 Nj, and MR.
z. H. Christ. ot North Fourth street
"a son.
Gordon Gass is here rom 81. Johns
Aria. tu visit his parents, ot ils E'-
Central avenue
Bob" Hopewell OF Hermosa. y. NJ
Is here on visit he will retgrt
home in q few days
Edward l. Morgan returned frihal
night from two weeks vacation -
Colorado
Policeman Thomas Hogan and Mrs
Hogan nave returned from Santa re
where hey spent the last week.
Mrs. W NJ Waliing and two son
are home from Long Beach, cam.
Miss Anna Jane Johnson has re-
turned from a vacation trip in Okla
home and Kansas. She was ava
several months
Former Senator n q. Holt of La
cruces arrived in Albuquerque RAJ
urduE Ca visit his son Lieut.. EdMdr'
Holt az camp FUNSTON,
W. f. Southard, manager ot the A.
huuuerque Gas ard Electric company
has returned from trip to cos
mines IN northern New Mexico.
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The evening herald., 1917-08-27
Mortuary
Mis- Margarcl Wells.

Miss Margaret Wells. 80 years old.
died yesterday AT her apartment In
the highlands. Miss Wells was a train
ed nurse She came here from Allan
IA. Ga. In February. Relatives in A.
lanta. have been notified Of her death
The evening herald., 1917-08-27
Pelham Mcclellan, Son
Of Judge, in the Army

Pelham Mcclellan. son of city
Judge " W NcClelln. and student
80 the University of Sew Mexico, has
enlisted In the army. ilo "a 40 Cow
oruor'' Island, Sew York awaiting
orders he went into the army AFTER
being rejected hy the navy ns under
weight