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The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
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TENDER
At LARGE
36-Hour Police Hunt
Fails to Land Auto
Bandit Gaug
OFFICER PURSUES
THUGS; IS SHOT
Robbers Also Wound
Pedestrian As They
Flee With $500

After 3Ghour search police
have failed to apprehend tho auto
bandits alo cmg SUNDAY held 1879
the sas of Nau soryaG4 So
el5o West Jcner-ona,e fatally
voundlns AlcNand,r naunW q
bartender and escaping vim $500
parauyai bullet I'm his abdomen
died in me west branch az Harper
hospital fcw hours aucr Che
shoouug
a canvass of local PIN Ccians j.
being made 100 ,he hopc \ dndne
the one who attended p NO sun
DAY who had been srucs, ~ bul
let n ia believed one \Cc big
dts was wounded in the MOVE
duel which hey had wth MOTOR.
cycle Patrolman William pegHer. O..
the Scottpnave station. while
fleeing In an automobile Tho Of
dcer was shot IN tho rIght arm In
The battle
Robert Honner dugr ar so
2232 West Jefferson ave. who was
hoi in the Tex by tho bandits as
they ran from the iioryath saloon
and loapod into an automobile ar
me curb In which two acoomplices
were waiting IS contalesclng in thc
west branch OF Grace hospital
Hofner was shot when be attempt
cd 10 summon police
The bandits drove up 70 the iior
vath saloon az 1880 SUNDAY morn
ing Two OF them aughted and
Walking into the bar ordered beer
which they slipped leisurely As
Daranyai told them 20 hurry, as IL
was near closing time. ono drew "a
revolver and told him 20 throw up
his hands while the other slipped
behind the bar and riHed the cash
register
Daranyal grappled with the roe
hcr as be backed toward mo door
A. they wrestlcd the haudi press
cd his pistol against the bortenders
stomach and fred uaranyai slip
ped 20 the floor as his assaiiant and
companion. cowing another harten-
der and porter with their reyolyers,
retreated 10 the door whore they
turned and rushed out 70 their an.
tomohilo.
Paru0Wan Dcguer. attracted by
The shooting. gave chase several
shots were exchanged bung the
lusiado DeEuer Declare Le SAM
the driver OF tho machine pulled
from his scat by two or hts com
panions while another took the
wheel This leads police fo Doe.
Heve one OF tho quartet was
wounded
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
START WORK ON
MAMMOTH NEW
HOTEL IN so DAYS

Construction az the Washington
hotel a 20story structure. rs 90 be
commenced within go days on a site
overlooking Grand Circus park The
ground was purchased a. cost Of
s12soooo The hotel is 20 cost 81
10000 AN stock has been sub.
scribcd The hotel will occupy q
frontage OF 1862 feet along Madison
ave between Wrherellst and
broadway
lIo.ahird Roche ~ chicago.
who de- igued Tho Hotel laSalle and
chicago city hall are thc arrhl
fccts
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
BOYS PLEDGE AID
TO GARDEN WORK

Five hundred boy scouts from 80
Detroit troops paradcd thru the
downtown district Saturday after
noon In n demonstration for bigger
crops Following Tho parade. a
meeting was held in the BOARD OF
Commerce a. which each boy
pledged himself 20 cultivate a gar
den plot a. y Jameson scout OK
e,utlye. announced that cash prizes
OF $40. $3.50. s20 and $40 would be
gwen 90 troops showing The best re
suits from Che garden work
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
MICHIGAN MEN
HAVE GONE TO
TRAINING CAMP

Many prominent young men OF
Detroit have gone 20 Fort sheri-
dan 20 take military instruction az
The officers training camp with the
idea Of becoming officers IN the big
citizens army which fs 10 be raised
by Conscription Saturday and sun
dav found many az those who have
enrolled here i'm the last Few week S
on trains headed for Chicago.
Among those who were citizens un
til today and now become soldiers
may be found he big hero OF the
war Recruiting officers say an
those enrolled are setting ont 10 be
the military genius par excellance.
az any rate Actual training started
Monday morning
While Michigan has furnished her
quota for the training camp tho re
cruiune committee has beer order
ed to keep It's organization intact
10 Tho expectation that there will
come another call AS rapidly as
mcmbors OF the committee arc call.
ed 10 the training camp their
places are 70 be filed The com
m,ttee A. present Is as follows
Phihp IT Mcmillan. chairman Ju
liam 10 Harris. vice-chsirman
Barnes New berry. secretary Law
renee * Butler chairman finance
committee. Charles a Hughes.
chairman publicity committee. T.
Dwight Douglas executive secre
tary
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
SOUTH AMERICA
TO RAISE FOOD
Greatly Increased Exports to
Allies and L. >.
Possible

WASHINGTON. May "a Direct
or John Barrett Of The pau.Amcrl
can union last night announced hat
efforts giving promise of success
arc under way 10 double the food
exports Of the chief agricultural
Latin American nations
Coo operation by Che United States
with money and machinery Is all
that IS needed 90 make fho plan q
success. Director Barrett said
10 is estimated that food products
valued NJ $1,000 100000 could be OK
ported from South America without
affecting tho normal supply Of that
region
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
DEPLORES LOSS
OF SIMPLICITY OF
THE DAYS OF. OLD

The Rev. Platte A. Amstutz. pas
tor OF the Church OF the Covenant.
IN his sermon Sunday night on ''Our
country's crisis, said.
THE complexities OF the present
age have driven OUT many OF the
beauties and blessings and virtues
WHICH were as common 10 forest
flowers 700 years ago. Good were
n FOR our country today II n would
return somewhat 70 the simplicity
OF our fathers"
Mr. AmstutE reviewed the nations
history from the time OF the revolu-
ton. claiming that victory only can
result from union.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
BRITISH VISITOR
WINS U. S. BRIDE
Attache Of War Mission Falls
Victim TO Cupid's
Dart

NEW YORK. MAY u bout
Commando George Ellis stuart
naval officer attached 10 one Of the
vessels of tho British war commits
sion. won an American bride IN
less than week after his arrival
here This became known today
when Mrs Thompson Miller OF
Flushing. l.. j. announced he en-
gagcmcnt OF her daughter Rather
inc. to Stuart They mct "a q coun
try club dance The marriage VIII
take place when stuart can get an
extended furlOuch
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
BRITISH DESTROY
U-BOAT SHELTERS

ROTTERDAM. May "a. Two T.
boat sheds were blown M. 53 per
sons were killed and 100 others
taken 30 hospitals when British
monitors bombarded the submarine
base OF Zeehrugge late Saturday. &C
cording 20 reports reaching here
German official reports. however, IN
sist that the damage was "trlfing Sc
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
VelIIIer Address Postponed.

Owing 70 the change in the plans
~ Lawrence Vcilller weu-known
New York expert on housing condi.
tons. the open meeting arranged by
The Social Service Executives club.
which was 20 have been held in the
auditorium Of the Board 81 Com
merce. Tuesday evening. has been
postponed ono week
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

more obliglng civilians. Mrs. Tee
found ihe office
The policeman hy tho way. hap
poncd 10 De standing guard for the
Detroit News while q breaker
tried % dispose ~ his papers.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
GERMAN FOOD
DICTATOR TO
RESIGN HIS POST

AMSTERDAM. May 14.--Adolph
Won Batocd. German food dictator.
Is said 10 have asked permission 10
resign. because Of continued and
severe criticism OF his sdministra.
ton in the reichstsE.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
City News in Brief


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p.fhHutlr a.. 90 Iuu4n prl,on. hha~
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w '.tWard mother
Ice dcnIcr~ OF the countrv viii meet
In AashInntoa sometime toda, 20
protest against the action - che
irtcrsfai" rnrWrrr" commission in
frfu"rInF Ire fr m tHe preferred
iI-t rl .hfrEIue nr.nUIf.cs Ger
tain articles were eliminated %
make room f1r war sIpplirs.
Dcmnnd for seed potstor- nroeured
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
Dr Angus Mclean, IieutenRnt-coIoneI
IN rharEn ~ The Mnrper hoapltMl

base hospital unit has arranged
the details ~ fhe ceremony 20 be
held Ou Tuesday afternoon ~ =
o'clock. whom 'he unit viii be given
q fRrEe American md a Red Cross
Tag hv MIS- Herbert W Alden. No
~ Edison The Rev pr Joseph
Vance Fill make fhr speech 81
acceptance in behalf of pr Mclean
md his associates Homer Warren
VIII sing several patriotic songs.
The ceremony VIII DO held az Har-
per hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14

Priating-th- pIatr ueat kInd--fhat
l. rtr hf--Tiufe- Joh Dent-Wpin 1870
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
eve have one-leREed robin living
L.. nr.- hn..L

ave resident "He = the fnther
~ family too The Redbreast
family live In big elm tree at the
alley gate Papa Robins favorite
perehiug place IS In the very center
~ an ornamental tree. shaped like
an inverted bowl that adorns my
neighhor's garden. lie looks so
funny sitting there on one leg The
children who are great readers OF
the animal stories IN The Times
are constantly wishing that Doctor
porcuplno could be called into tho
case to determine how Robin lost
MS leg and n possible provide him
with an artificial one"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
\ public market VIII he held on the
vncnnt ground adjoining the TWEEN

tieth Century cluhs home with
erell and Columbia SITS as soon as
The garden truck which tho club
women arc so cager % foster this
wear ts marketable The recently
formed patriotic garden committee
~ the club viii hold classes Of in
Rt-ucton IN intensive farming
every afternoon, in the Century
building. which VIII be open 20 the
public Speakers who are experts
IN gardening VIII give talks and
all possible Information and aid
viii be given 20 those interested
In Intensive farming
The Detroit times., 1917-05-14
william \. p~yer. president Of the

WAS elected president ~ tho stove
Founders National association IN
Chicago says the organ zRtiou has
taken 800 600 worth ~ Liberty
Lulp bonds Tfo placed the sub
company f.r transmission o. ths
treasury department - the govern
rpeuf
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-13
THESE FAILED TO PASS
List of Those Discharged In Robson
Exemption District No. Because
Physically Deficient

Following is list of the ga regis
trants of Robson county district No.
l who were discharged last week
when they appeared before the local
exemption board because the examin-
ing physicians found them to be phys
ically deficient for army service:
Forest OBJ. Lewis, Fairmont; Mel
ton OBJ. Sellers, GAINESVILLE; Daniel
H. Stephens, North Lumberton: Geo.
D. Sealey, GAINESVILLE; Henry J. Da-
Wis, Fairmont rid; J.. Wilson, Lum-
berton; Fred Skipper, Lumberton re-;
Jas. o. Minton, Fairmont; Quincy
Holmes, Lowe; Willis Lewis, Fair
mont; Doctor M. Pridgen, Llmberton;
Elijah Sinclair, St. Pauls ri; Jas.
Nivens, Lumberton; Jno. Missue,
GAINESVILLE ri; Clarence Odum, Lum-
berton RI; Ed Britt, Lumberton re-;
Lester Locklear, Buie RI; J. B. Boyce,
Jr., Fairmont; Cling Byrd, Lumber
ton RS; Charley Bailey, Lumberton
RI; Chas. H. hurry, Rowland; Mil
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-13

lard Dawkins, East Lunberton; JOS
eph F. Lowrey, Lumberton; Cain
Speight, Attention; Oils Edmund
West, Lumberton RS; Sam NJ. Rhodes,
Lumberton; James Love, Lumberton;
Atha Inman, Lumberton;J Joseph Hired
mond, Lumberton; Webb BARLEY Fair
mont; Edmund W.Brltt, Lumbertonr4; ;
William V. Branch, Fairmont; ALIVE
Bass, Fairmont; Hursey Davis, Lum-
5erton r2; Daniel T. Moore, Lumoe:-
ION 3: Johnson W Lane, Lumber
ton ri: Ernest Nicholson, Fairmont;
John Billiard, Elrcd; Zeb A. Mccall,
Elrod; Emerson c. Watson, Howells-
Vile RI; Jesse J. Smith, Lumberton;
James T. Hall, Lun1berton; John D.
Smith. Lumberton; Amos Richardson;
Lumberton; OWWilllamson, Lumbertor
RI; Clarence Kelly, Lumberton; Ma
thaniel Mclean, Elrod ri; Tom l.
Freeman, Elrod RI; Boyd Davis, Lum-
berton RI: Chas. D. Norris, Lumber
ton RS; Chas. McDougald, Lumber.
ton; Neill K. Powers, Lumberton ri
Jasper Mcdonald, Lumberton; Oscar
M. Baxley, Lumberton RS; Dannie S.
Walters, GAINESVILLE RI; Troy Bullock
Fairmont; Douglass Mitchell, Fair
mont rid; Ernest Moore, Fairmont
r3: Sargent J. Camp, Lumberton ri
Willie Mckay, Lumberton ri; Simon
P. Durham, LumberIon; Daniel H
McPhaul, Lumberton r2; Arthur Til
den Bray, Fairmont; Frank Britt, Or
RIM
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-13
It looks like the time has come

It looks like the time has come
when the trustees Of the Lumberton
graded and high school are up against
the necessity of paying the superin-
tendent more salary, whether Supt.
Sentelle continues to fill the place
that he has filled so acceptably for
the past ten years Or not. Supt. Sen
telles has two attractive offers else
where that he is considering now:
and while he is reluctant to give up
the work here, in justice to himself
and his family he may have to decide
to accept one of these offers unless
the school board decides to offer him
at least as much as it would have to
pay to fill the place with some other
competent man. The Robesonian be-
lieves that the people of the COM
munity generally would approve a
raise in salary. For the past several
years the board has paid Supt. SEN
telle $500 the year. To secure as
competent a man from any other field
it would be necessary to pay more
than that; and there is always the
great probability-almost certainty
that school work would be greatly
disrupted, and perhaps several men
would be tried, before the place would
be filled satisfactorily. Supt. Sen
telle's work speaks for itself. The
only question seems to be whether
or not salary sufficient shall be paid
to retain his services. If he is sur
rendered to some other field it is
practically a certainty that it will
be necessary to pay his successor
here, if a competent man is secured
and this community cannot afford
to employ any but a competent man
as much salary as would be neces-
sary to keep Supt. Sentelle on the
lob. The matter will have to be de-
cided within the next day or SO. 1t
is understood that the matter will be
brought up before the school board
this afternoon.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-13

W. /. Linkhaw: a safe place to put
your money-First National Bank;
famous Luxite hosiery-L. H. Cald-
we'll; delighted with the clothes sold
by r. D. Caldwell & Son; saw mills
and timber for sale-Jos. Russ, Lum
berton, R. l; condition of Bank Of
Fairmont; watch space of Jno. T.
Biggs; program at Pastime; where
your funds are safe-Planters Bank
& Trust Co.; valuable farm for sale
w. R. Chavis, Pembroke; book
keeper wants work for spare time;
organs and pianos and top buggy
for sale-Stepnens & Barnes; floors
clean, plenty of room-Star Ware
house.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-13

Mr.. Mead Mitchell Of R. 1 from
Fairmont is a Lumberton visitor to-
day.
Mrs. Russell Livermore of Penn
broke spent Friday in Lumberton at
the home of Mr.. ard Mrs. j. J. Good
win. -. ,
Messrs. j. C. Griffin and W.. B.
Bullock of Fairmont passed through
town Saturday en- route to Wrights-
vile Beach.
Mrs. NJ. g. Redmond and daughter
Miss Ouida Of Savannah, Ca, are
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Redmond, Fifth street.
Misses Tommie and Madge Nye Of
Orrum and Mary and Daisy Smith OF
Mullins, S. c., who are visiting al
Orrum, and Mr.. Dewey Nye of Orrun
are among the shoppers in town to.
! day.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-13
BILLS PAID BY ROAD BOARD

Claims Ordered Paio by Road Com
mission at its Regular Monthly
Meeting
In Thursdays Robesonian was pub
lished the proceedings of the road
commission at it's regular monthly
meeting last Monday. The following
record Of bills paid at this meeting
gives all that can be obtained from
the minutes as to the bills. What the
various amounts were for is not in
dictated and it is impossible to tell
from the minutes what they are for
It would seem that the minutes should
show what the amounts were paid
for, but they do not. The record
of the amounts disbursed and to whom
paid is as follows:
S., G. Williamson 1850, Chandler
& CANDIDA $3.50, Arthur McEachern
s25, H. N. Gibson Sc, j. D. Purvis
S98.31, J. E. Williams So, H. J. Page
$18, J. W. Burns S18, C. ". Near
thur $18, V. & C. S. Ry. Co. $500,
Grant McKinnon $3.50, J. J. Shaw
S1640, Planters Bank & Trust Co. 62
cents, Robt. Monroe S31.05, Will Nc
Kethan $1.75, Troy King 35 cents, J.
D. McRainey $3.50, Atlanta Tent &
Awning Co. S10.32, Bright Davis SIS,
Berry Little $3.50, Andrew Smith
S1241O, McAllister Hardware Co.
S27.22, Mcneil Mcqueen S7.25, J. w.
Inman $40, F. A. Wishart S36, w.
P. McAllister $1,000, R. D. Caldwell
& Son $1,000, Robson Grocery Co..
S65.52, j. L. Thrower S107, J. H. Wat
son sos, A. S. Bracy $27.65, Row.
land Supply Co. $685., A. w. Pate
1856, Geo. L. Pate $30.25, Calvin
Lowrey $25.76, K. M. Biggs S247.15,
| w. G. Britt S425, G. M. Pate S6.75,
| D. J. Watson 5000, J. M. Brown
Splits, Joe Biggs $3.50, c. w. Britt
S1O25, Alex McGirt S117.95, G. V.
McPhail Sc, A. B. Watson Co. S214,-
&c, The Wishart Co. S2OO.87, Lloyd
Demery $40, R. M. Wellens S28.86,
C. C. York $33, Ernest Bell $3.50,
Currie Patterson Co. $3.50, E. S.
Pate $15.75, j. C. Hall So, J. E. Who'd
ell 81, Richard Crump S1O1.41, White
& Cough S15.73, E4 Taylor S2e0.59
J. S. Powers S78.11, W. R. Townsend
SIS, C. c. Bailey So, D. L. Stewart
S12, Town Of Red Springs s21.5 J
M. Butler S37.19, Fletcher Oxendine
81, First National Bank note $500
N. J. McRimmon $3.50, Asburv Car
ter $40, l. T. Brown $3.50. Grady
Floyd S31, J. l. Townsend $35, J. A
Mccormick $41.50. J. B. Evans $31
H. E. Stacy S32 so. Mr.. Brown is
chairman of the road board, Messrs
Floyd, Townsend, Mccormick anc
Evans are members and Mr. Stacy is
attorney for the board, so it is pre-
sumed that the amounts paid then
> are for services in that capacity. To
: tai $3,366.87.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-13
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

cannot reach the seat of the disease
q atarrh is a local disease, greatly in
nuenced by constitutional conditions
t aho IN order to cure it you must
tarrh Cure is taken internaiiv ID
acts acts thru the blood on the mucous sur
I Es of the system Halls Catarrb
lure lure, was prescribed by one of the best
Is composed of some of the hest ton;cs
kknoWn, combined with some of tbe
pest pest blood purifiers. The perfect corn
Ca na1r1n OF G,,- the ingredients in Halls
Wtsonderful results in catarrhal con6 In
Eons' send for testimonials free.
All 6 r,iNEY & CO.. Props, Toledo. q
HANS Family Pills for constipation.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1917-08-13
Notice of New Advertisements

Notice Of NV Advert1semo MS
J. E. Woodell has qualified as ad-
mlnistrator Of estate of J. T. Sander
son; When your car is working right
Motor Car Co.; Farm
for sale; Ford roadster for sale; sec
ond-hand mules for sale-.W l. Link
haw; save money by buying bicycles
w-Lumberton Cycle Co.; a few
buggies and wagons at the old price
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-30

winter ~ t9ti.t5 wh - behind him ~
% British ,ntapul, which saw service
ut Ncuve-rhnpelle.
There are the German pr"rlumn-
i.ou on the walls. German prints de-
plotting our soldiers. enemy maps cap
tured on the battlcfi-lds tnd some
times stained with blood - rman Of
nccrs nutc-buuks ana sketch books.
Nor can the realistic nodes ct the
batticfelds no longer Of direct
military utiltty fail 10 cnrhain attcu-
zion from the one ~ Neu,e-ChnpeI'r
To- the latest miniature.
The collection h. only u recent up-
dcriukiug when II comics To nnd a
resting place ia London Of ,. lttng
home. as Thousands uf pages uf his
tory books could not the %tcIucity aud
the kindiineEs. the brutaiit, and poetry
the humor and tragedy and All thus
thousand little unrcmemborcd acts
which made M for millions of Brituu~
the daily lie Ia the trenches and bH-
lets of France and Flanders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-30
MANY SOUVENIRS OF
WAR HOUSED BEHIND
THE FRENCH FRONT
German Trophies for the Most
Part Make Up Interesting Col.
lection; Will Eventually Find
Resting Place in London.

81 Associated Press
uchud tho british Limos boz France
oct 30 lu a quaint old place some
miles hehiud the nttticlu" are housed
manr Interesting souvenirs 81 the
great war curious relies from wor It
fuuu. battlefield. api Illustrations ~
puas,. oi daI, 80, m the trenches,
German trophies Tor the most part
NlunN uf those exhibits are destined
in duo course tu form part uf the ma
tioupi Wut museum Tn" old nrsi
corps fiar carried hy the heroic md
W-ra,ct Gough aj Ypr,- Is on" ~
the notable relics
Her, also one ma, soc the carved
uak table from -h,ilod ArrHs used HN
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Hang nt
hi, headquarters throughout the bat
ne ~ the Sommt There BIS the FIRST
corn. headquarters FLAG which 10" car
ricd ,u the Mons retreat, his FIRST flag
as commander uf the first army Thor"
are s. 'rll other flags Of great intoi-
ost NI which one mIst not forget ''
mention the first tanks flsE-th frs
IuttuHuC,r fling .n the trenches. the
first American flp tu fy bob Frlrre
aft,r fhc American declaration "i
wlr
Tu,ro are German flaBs tol. as f""
instance. % largo ONE a. rptfhcd Iu the
Ha'ol Go NuI" poruuuo another from
Beaumont HlmoI
After FLAGS which aye S d, symbols
OF uur army. COME captured guns EH,
there ia only room here fIr the smaller
engine. ui uar such l~ trench u|uI-
tar miu"uwr!f'r- aud rrcuud"-thr"w
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-30

t. $ Land office at Santa Re. New
MrNico. October I, 1917;
Notice is hereby given that Hnncz
lah rndilla, widow OF Chas. Padilla.
r,utoro, A. NJ, who, on October s.
1910, made homestead No. 0lt3O3. for
the MEN, section 30. township ION.
range 2W, y, NJ T.. meridian. has
filed notice OF Intention to make five
year PROOF. Il establish claim to the
land above described, before Geo. n.
Craig, T.. $ Commissioner. az Albu-
qucrque, y. NJ, on the twcnty-third
day az November, i3l1
Claimant names ne Witnesses
Louis Castillo. Alvino Sandovi.
Quento plutero. Huytin No2. all OF
rlntero. y VI.
Francisco Delgndo,
Register.
T, 7 tod, !. =. IFS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-30
ELECTION PROCLAIM NTtON
constitutional amendments.

The uoar' ot County Columissiuu-
crs ct Hcrn1iuio county. NcW McSico.
iu pursuance 1t the requirements ~
paragraph Ip,5 OF the cudilicd lave
of the stat" of Sew McNicu, hereby
gives public notice that AN election
VIII bee held IN said county uu the
Tuesday nrNt after me FIRST Monday
IN November, nineteen hundred and
seventeen b91tl, the same b"inE the
sixth day of said November that the
object of said election b. to vote an
three constitutional amendments pro-
posed Dos Lass to no voted upon hy the
qualified electors Of the State of New
McNico. as follows
Committee Substitute for senate
lpint Resolutions numbers TWO ANA
three. Proposing AN Amendment Ca
tho Constitution Of the state at Sew
NcNico. hy adciug thereto another
Article the same Go bo numbered
MIL
lo il Resolved hN the Legislature Of
tho State of Sew McNicu
That the Constitution of the state
uf Sew Mexico be ana 1t is hereby
amended hy adding thorto "a new arr
tirlc 60 nr numbered ana designated
ls Article NNlii Intoxicating Liquors
House Join dissolution 80 e.
TO uuend section ! OF Article VII
of the state Constitution Relative 10
.T1tl,,ou tud Revenue