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La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
F.r~s AID Red Cr... Certificate

Bert Spidel received q document
from Washington. d. c.. one day
this week which he will probably pre-
serve ~ IN heilhoom In his family
until the end OF time. Just before
leaving college At Fort Collins . few
weeks ago. Bert toox the prescribed
examination for First Aid to the In
jured. given under the auspices Of
the American National Red Cross.
This examination Was taken by
about 400 students and residents OF
Fort Collins, and consisted Of .
course Of ten lessons which were
taken within \ period Of two weeks
Bert passed the examination with
. psrcentase Of 81. and last Monday
receiver . very imposing document
from Wsshington. d. c.. duly In
serihsd First AID Certificate" and
bsariag the printed signatures Of
Woodrow Wilson. president Of the
United States. and william Howard
Taft. ex-presidcnt Of the United
otatss. both OF whom are officers
Of the American National Red Gross
Association. The certificate 10 In
ditsd thusly:
This IL 10 certify that q. A. spidei
has satisfactorily completed . course
Of iastruction In First Aid TO the
lAjured. sivsa under the auspices Of
the American National Red Cross. at
Fort Collins. Colo.
"Issusd at washington. D. c.. May
.. 1917. '-
~ C. n. CONNOR.
Major. Medical Corpe. U. 9. H.. II
charge of First Aid Division.
WOODROW WILSON. President.
WM. n. TAFT. Chairman Central
Committee.
Bert viii have this certificate
fra0ed aad preserved for all time
fes futurs gssssatiens Of the spidsl
faoily 70 sass uDon.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19

-. thstr rstsrA fsen . De1ses tSip
70 Dsnvsr and ColsrA6o oDs1nGn.
Misses Vera Smith and Hattie
Broadbent left Monday mornias for
Estes Park where they expect 70 r.
maia until September.
Mrs. Oscar Robinson and two chil-
drsn. Of Cas-. Okla. arrived II L.
Junta hast "Wednesday and are he
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. HooA.
Mrs. Robinson is en- route to Dsnver
whore she will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. MacKie and
Mr.. MacKie's father. who has been
their guest for several weeks, left
Tuesday for . pleasure trip TO Dsn-
YER. from which place they will en-
Joy . trip to the northwsstern Part
OF the state via the Moffatt Road.
Ten members OF La Junta Camp,
No. .. Woodmen Of the World. have
enlisted in various Organizations Of
the military service during the past
few weeks. and At the next meeting
OF the camp the proposition Of the
camp paying their dues for the lu-
ration Of the war will be brought
up for consideration.
Mrs. Cliff Amidon. who went TO
:.as Vegas TO assist her aunt. Mrs.
William Apgar, in settling her busi-
ness affairs. has returned. accom-
panied by Mrs. Apgar, who will spend
several days in the city with her
relatives. after which she expects to
return to Ottawa, Kan. where she
win make her home with her pa
rents.
Bob Fisher, Ed Daimler and Joe
Deweese have been over on the rag
ing bangs Of the Gunnison sincs the
Fourth Of July. making . desperate
effort to lure some Of the fiAny tribe
from their liars. That they have been
more or less successful h evidenced
by the fact that some Of their friends
have been favored with consignments
OF trout during the past week.
Howard Kranz writes from Fort
Kane hameda, near Honolulu, Ha-
wall. that he is receiving the Trib-
une all right. and is mighty glad
to get II. 1T was the first paper
had seen from home. and I want
to thank you for II, for II was sure
welcome" Well. Howard. old boy.
you will be receiving the Tribune
from now on for . whole year. 20
cheer up. We will be glad to help
you all We can:
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
I.sos..al Afssr.eo. f.rty

Mr.. J. C. Middlsstetter eater
tained . number Of her neishbor,
It . very Informal afternoon party
last Friday. n honor Of her sister.
iAAav. Mrs H. !. Clevsnser. oi
BaushAsvills. Ohio. An Interesting
guessing game was the diversion and
dainty rsfreshmsats were served.
Needing Of the Loyal Bereaas
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
Farewell v...s . ss,A.er see.

Mrs. c. H. Bristol. accompanied
BY Ars. Carrie Burrows, arrived
home from Chicago last Tuesday
morning. whore they enjoyed .
weeks visit with their sons. Ches-
ter Sparkling and Walter Burrows,
who are with the Third Reserve En-
gineers auartsred ON the Municipal
Pier, The two mothers rsport q
most enjoyable visit with their sons.
who were relieved from duty . part
Of the time. II order 70 b with
them.
The Third Reserve Engineers have
very unique quarters ON the Mnuic-
ipal Pier at the entrance to Chicago
Harbor. which consists Of &h enor-
nous two story cement structure
over one-half mile long extending
out into Lake Michigan. Regimental
and company headquarters. the COM
missary department. the regimental
hospital the mess room. supplies
and hunks for the men. ~ we'll -
q large area for drilling purposes
are all under one roof.
Embraced in this regiment are
six companies. each consisting OF one
heunder and sixty-four men and four
officers. the roads represented being
the Santa Fe. Rock Island, Great
Western. Milwaukee. Northwestern
and Illinois Central.
CHARTERED at the west end Of the
pier Ia Company r. which will car
ry the Santa Fe trademark. and the
slogan Of team work to France. Com
pany r. made up Of and commanded
by Santa .Fe men. and Of which the
La Junta boys are members. IL said
to be the pick Of the regiment. and
certain regular army men have re-
marked that never had they seen q
body Of men whipped 10 splendidiy
into shape In 20 short time as the
men from Company r.
The boys a. q whole are well sat
isfied. and receive every consid-
Grafton. even to reasonable hours Of
service. The food iss good and Is
served In cafeteria style. They are
on the 20 from s:30 In the morn
ing until $50 st night nearly every
day. drilling. practicing physical cul-
ture and receiving instructions ~
to driil. first aid and railroad oper-
alton.
The company has been ordered to
leave their present quarters In Chi
caEo. but the date Of departure and
destination Is ~ yet unknown to
the boys. Mrs. Bristol met . number
Of the Ia Junta boys at the Munic-
ipsl Pier. among them being her
son. Chester spariinG. Walter Bur-
rows. II. r. sperry. who has recent
iy beea promoted TO sergeant. stan
ny Udell. Frank Philhour. Harris
and Dudley.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19

The Fifth Division Of the Ladiss'
Aid Of the Methodist church vss
most DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained By Nrs.
J. H. Lynsar on the lawn At her
home. 222 Cimarron avenue. last
Thursday afternoon. About thirty
members were present and spent the
afternoon in needlework and crochet
ing. after which dainty refreshments
were served.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Andrew Mayers b entertain.
ins her niece. Mrs. n. A. Harrison
and daughter Marian. Of Tulsa.
Okla. who arrived In the city Sun.
day. Mrs. Harrison viii 90 from here
a. Maaitou where she viii remain
until the middle OF August when Mr..
Harrison will motor to Manitou and
accompany his family home.
The alfalfa mills are now paying
SIS per ton for alfalfa hay In the
field winrows. which 10 said to be
about the best price eter heard Of
In this section. They say that baled
alfalfa will be worth e3S per ton In
the local markets BY February /.
1918. and that milk cows will have
to 20 some 70 earn their board and
keep under these conditions.
Mrs. Ralph Meadelson. Of Bang
koko. Siam. accompanied BY her baby.
are expected to arrive IN the city In
. few days for ~ estsadsd visit with
Mr. epd Mrs. Q. r. Mendelson. Mrs.
Msadelson 10 the wife Of DR.. Ralph
Aendelson. the sanitary expert 10
the Kins Of SIAN. and will return
to the good old U. 8. A. because
Of the extreme heat n Siam.
Mrs. 2. c. Clutter. Of swink. who
recently left there for Caledonia.
Ohio. By auto. 10 visit her old home.
writes 10 forward the great family
Journal 10 her address there whIle
she is away. and says: I'VE made
the trip from Ia Junta to Caledonia.
Ohio. in Just six days. camping
along the way. The weather was Just
fine al the way. although the roads
we're . little roush In Missouri. that
was about all"
Orvills Oldham. Of Oidham'a
Garage. has besn doing . land offics
business II The sals Of high Grade
and spesdy automobiles during The
past wssk. hsvias brought down
from Dssvss 1ssiss that intetvai el
time ~ HuD0ebljss. two studs-
baksfs aad ess Natioaal. James Cul-
iises ssA James Richie. Of Rocky
rord. Paul Gerhard. ef swink. aal
Mr. xsljoes. Of Les Aninas. acquired
HuD0ebtIes. pFed 0llIsa asl MS.
Swain, Of this city. purchased ~
0eu1sbaksss. aaA ySaak 0rsoas6
beusht . uss1 ovssiasd. t
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
". @. Z. y. lsssalag

TIE regular msstias Of the ". G.
=. q. wes held at he Rest Room
Tses1ay aftssnooa. Mr.. nl11letoa
Deesl1ed II The sbsescs Of The Dres-
t1eat, Mr.. Hajbsss. Al busiasss vas
tsaasaetsd and The ne0befs foquoot-
- - - Dssssst ~ tAs nszt nsstiag
go eo0s prsOarel 70 coatsibute
so0stAias towards ~ fund Which
VIII - ussd 70 buy material fes ee0-
~ 6aoB. p ihdJ
NJ asss ssss'ss vi'i = ss'l Ass-
~ r,,s,s 4 ~ ss.sss 4 ~
~ q - ~ noon ~ ~ shsoo
a9o1Aa aD1lll ~ lstA - ~.
~ 0ARR. us1g(a.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
=. PaS.e, Rassss.
THE CHURCH WITH a WELCOME


Sabbath school at S:lS O'Clock.
r. N. Stark. superintendent.
Morning worship and. sermoa at
IL O'Clock.
Young peoples meeting at Z
O'Clock.
Chautauqua st o'clock at the
Columbia school grounds.
We trust ~ many - can will be
out to the mornins service. The hase-
ment where We hold our services 10
nice and cool. It's . splendid place
for devotion and worship. We heart.
lily invite strangers or the members
Of any Of the other churches who
might not be holding services to ,wor-
ship with Us.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
Kaaaas Cssv Nvs ssssk Maskss

RscslDes sl sattis = Monday wsss
33.eoe hsal. he blggsst Fua thb
summer. nasks wss steady 70 ~
lover. but ~ best market for ~
siss ef the sua aay bely ever saV.
WITH ~ natives q olS.Ss. Rses1U1D
q hees 1eoAay vsss le.eee hsa1.
vitA 0askee stea1y. vieA ~ q ole.-
%. ~ oADe - ~ - Ch1eaee. ~.
eo1o1D g G1eoD - 1o0ho was $50
~, 0ag6ee e1oaly. 1Aeeo weeo -
e1G11o 1omoo, ~ ~ klD1 ~
Heleaeee = - 01e.eA.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


See the box stationefy At the
Vogue Drug Store.
Mr.. Oran Walker spent Sunday
with his family In Manitou.
Lawn mowers at the old price at
the Ia Junta Hardware Company.
W. r. Cartwright and Oran Walk
er attended to business in Fowler
hast Friday.
Mrs. John Cook. and daughter.
Mary. Of Willow Springs. Mo-. are
visiting friends In the city.
B. F. Bland IL now on the Job ~
janitor at the Elks' Club Rooms. be-
ing installed in that position one day
last week.
DR.. J. ". Mcneil and daughter.
Taravade. left Tuesday for . three
wee6s' visit with relatives IN Colo.
rado springs.
Mrs. z. v. Hill. who has been Wis
itine her daughter. Mn. d. L.
stryker. Of Fowler. returned home
one day last week.
Mr. Paul Henkel and Mr.. George
H. Richter have returned from q
pleasure trip 70 Colorado Springs.
Cripple Greek and Victor.
Mr.. Bessie Kirste left last night
for n Paso. Texas. where she yin
enter . hospital and take the train
Ing necessasy TO become Q nurse.
The Lorsna Rsbseka Club viii
meet st W. o. ". Hall. wednesday
afternoon. July 3sth. All members
are urged to be present and to
bring lunch. thimble and needle.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fox asd chill.
dren. Of Las Vegas. N. ~. motorsd
from that city and spent last week
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Fo.'s
parents. Nr. and Mrs. william
". Shell.
Mrs. L. sheeley and children. who
have been the guests OF Nrs.
sheeley's sister. Mrs.. c. J. Brooks.
for . couple Of weeks. left for her
home In Muskogee. Okla. last Sat
urday morning..
Mn. Andrew Halberg and daush-
ter. Miss Fiorenee HalberG. left
Tuesday morning for . month's visit
With l1rs Halberg's daughters, MYs.
George Spsoass. II Dsaver. and Mrs
c. J. 0srdnsr IN Kremliag. Colo.
Mrs. C. W. Keansdy left Monday
aisht for Lamar where shs viii rs-
malls with her parsats. Judse Tho
man. and Mrs. Thoman, until Mr.
Kennedy. who 10 . member Of Cap
tain Mock's company. 10 located.
when she expects TO Join him.
LudviG v. Dale. Field ecout Com.
missioner. will visit La Junta next
Tuesday. and viii Be the guest Of
Rev. d. Howard Dow. Who IL head
OF the Boy Scout oseaniation Of this
district. All people interested IN
bcy's work are invitsd 70 bear hin.
Nr. asd Mr.. Homer Masshall a..
pect 70 leave the last OF the week
for . two wesks' vacation % ths
Western Slope at Camp. L. Justa
On the banks Of the 0unnison. whore
NJ. Nasshall asd Bob rishss win
attempt 70 sssnars the Willy frost
fre0 ~ lais.
he slasn Of fire last Sunday o..
tssaooa abeut S:3e o'clock vss fer
- isei0tsat blass q the White
kiteAsa. TAs hsat q The kitcAsa
seaos ~ f1es = ~ veo1sa fjees
undssnsatA. bet . chemical taak from
tAs flss tsvsa euiskly sstiaiuisAe1
~ nanes bseefs say damage bad
bssa leeA =
~. aal Mn. ,. =. Copeland y.
Rived home . few lays aso freo Q
three wesks' vtslt q various Dessto
h California. NJ. csDslasl attended
~ assnal nestias q TIE Tsais
DtsooeeAeese AaDeelst1ea q psssne,
I'D Wills theeo ~ . au0bes -
- 9lDat.ecss ~ - ssssssiy
46of 1e1oebd - "a S6oeA. AnsaO
~ W. my Dss1s, W. use1 -
leooooeA tsn1nD eue g u juaeo
yoags -. - = ~ - ~ aa0e
81
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
DuDsbs0eDa-DPsWn

n quiet out Impressive weooSne
took place at the home Of Mr. and
Nm. Q. ". Brown. Oh carsos ave-
Dus. iast Nos1ay svsaiss at S:3o
o'ejeek. vAieA unitsd the lives Of
tAsis sllese daughter. Masy Millre1
Brown. as1 NJ. Archie Jaass Dan.
beltea. Rsv. =. 4. Ara. pasees q
~ PrsslytsslAs eAsseA. Dsessuassl
~ esFsosay hat usiss1 he Iivss
g ~ yeuns DesDle. VIE were ~
ssoAs1 ~ Alss ollvs Brown. sisess
q tAe bsi1e. 80 ~. 0svis l1utosol.
Altss he hapey eeup,s ba1 bsea
eAsvsfel vttA esassatulst1ees ~
Sai - sush eseas1ess. ~ satiss
vs1llas Dasty sa3sysd . Sslicieus
ve11ias rsDase. q r. y
( N bs51e y The Oldest daughter
q Ms. aal Mrs. .. ". Brown. sad
= . nest eseinatss youAg woman
vAe sajsys tAs ceafidsaes and -
tssa q . 1asss circle Of frsssls.
~ gseeo has bssa . rss1Asat q
I = Junis fee abeut - Seo9s enefq
= ~ s0DSsy q ~ oasn ~ ~
oo1n1es.
~ - M3in7 ~ hass,i4
49, 80 - hooDoheoo1ng q 90
.nDnDD0
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
Mssea.g Of tlAs Loyal Be..a.s

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Loyal Bereans was held Friday af
ternoon At the home OF Mrs. o. W.
Rhodes. s21 Ration avenue. The ~.
nal amount Of business was trans
acted and q social hour eajoyed.
The nett meeting viii ~ held with
NrA sears in North La Junta. ths
second Friday In August.
90
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
ST. PATRlCK's CHURCH
Felix Dilly, Pastor

Order Of services during the sum
mef season:
O'Clock. q. m. Low Mass and In
struction.
. O'Clock q m. Low Mass and In
struction.
1880 O'Clock. p. m, Rosary and
Benediction Of the Most Blessed Sac
rament.
On week days. Mass at O'Clock.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE sOCTETY

Christian Science services are held
in Harmony Hall every Sunday
morning At IL O'Clock and every
Wednesday evening at 7:lS O'Clock.
The public 10 cordially invited 70 At
tend. Sunday school 10 held at 10
q. n.
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19

MRS. FRED B. MASON, Ed
internal Afsssnooa Party
Mr.. J. C. Middlsstetter eater
tained . number Of her neighbors
It . very informal afternoon party
last Friday. N honor Of her sister
iAAav. Mrs. H. !. Clevsnser. Of
Baughnsvills. Ohio. An interesting
guessing game was the diversion and
dainty rsfresAmsats we're served.
Needing Of the Loyal Bereaas
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Loyal Bsreans was held Friday af
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. o. W.
Rhodes. s23 Ration avenue. The ~.
nal amount Of business vas trans
acted and q social hour eajoyed.
The next meeting viii b held with
MrA sears in North La Junta. ths
second Friday In August.
LaAies' Aid a NsshsASse CAugcA
The Fifth Division Of the Ladies'
Aid Of the Methodist church vas
most dslightfully entertained BY Nrs.
J. H. Lynsaf on the lawn at her
home. 333 Cimarron avenue. last
Thursday afternoon. About thirty
members were present and spent the
afternoon in needlework and crochet
ing. after which dainty refreshments
were served.
6oldSess' Farewe1l
Last Sunday afternoon woodman
Hail was the scene Of . most pleas
ant, yet sad. farewell party given
to the members Of Company C. Colo
rade Nasional Guard. By the parents
o. the soldier boys who we're mo-
bilised in Pueblo last Monday. An
elaborate luncheon vas served and
several choice musical selections
rendered. II was the only occasion
Of the kind ever held in La Junta
and will long be remembered BY
those who participated.
7 go
v AftegD0oa CArd Party
Prominent among the social a.
fairs Of last week vas an afternoea
card party givsa b. Mrs.. v. N. Lag
sfquist. hoaoFiAg her sister. Mrs.
MaFtiAdale. Of Portland. Ore. who
vas her house guest for several
days.
About tweaty Of the mutual
fTisads Of the hostess and the hoaor
guest we're present The out Of town
guests were Mr.. william Fisher. Of
0alvsston. Tex. Mrs.. Harry Bourne.
Of Eureka, Ark. Mrs. Linville. Of
Edna, No.. and Mrs. solls. Of Chi
caso.
NcGeeaey.Willians
The great family Journal IL In re-
ceipt Of . letter from Mrs z. L.
n Ceeney. Who left for Seattle .
short time ago. announcing the mar.
riase OF her son. Edmund Austin
Mc0sssey. 10 Mis- Hassi Louise
Williams. daughter Of Nr. and Mn.
c. L. Williams. Of Seattle. % he
noFnias Of Jaly sth.
TAs bride vat q June graduate
Of Broadway high school q Seattle.
and the Gr, N. Who formerly lived
N tAia city. 10 ~ p.efsnt IN the en-
plsy Of the weatsss UnSsa Tsls-
graph Company at Seattle - repsat.
ef chief.
Mr. aad Mrs. Mc0esney left after
the wedding for . short camping trip
u the Olympia mountains. and viii
make their home at the Nornandie
Apartnests IN Seattle on their ~
turn.
DuRbsoe0o.usOWn
d A quiet but Impressive wedding
took place at the home Of NJ. and
Nm. 3. ". Brown. on carsoa ave-
sus, last Noa1ay svsaiss at s:3o
e'eSeck. vAieA unttsd the lives Of
Asis sl1sse 1asshtss. Masy Millrs1
Brown. aal NJ. Archie james Dan.
be,tea. nsv. =. 4. Ara. pasess q
~ PFss1yteslaa eAuseA. Deeoeuaee1
~ esssosay hat u.les1 he Iivss
q ~ yeuAs DesDSe. VIE were ~
sso1sd b Aliss 0elvs Brown. sisess
q tAs bsi1s. aa1 ~. 0svts auhosll.
AftoP Nhn hnnnw Aounna M h0on
La Junta tribune., 1917-07-19
81. ANDREWS EPlsCoPAL
Hev. D. BsWas1 Dow, Receoe

Services next Sunday morning at
] and 10 O'Clock.
Church school At O'Clock.
No evening service.
Special war litany.
The evening herald., 1917-10-03

Phone 3, Red Barn, 5li wcst Cop
PER. for first clasos livery. W. l.. Trim.
ble a 90.
The evening herald., 1917-10-03
Officers Invited to
Woodmen's Social for
Soldiers in the Order

Officers Of the l5sfh infantry have
been invited To attend the entertain
ment to be given by the woodmen Of
the World to members OF the order
among the soldiers at Camp Funston
Friday night. The entertainment will
he az Woodmen hail.
The officers asked To attend include
Col. Abbott, Major Bujac. Captain
Peck and Captain Keown. Captain
Peck In on the program for a speech.
Mayor Westerfeld will speak and
50 Will Sheriff Rafael Garcia. NJ :
stewart OF Phoenix. Ariz.. state man
ager for New Mexico and Arizona
Will speak on "Woodcraft's Relation
20 the Soldier" Dr. W. @. Hope will
preside. Following Is the musical
program:
Either solo--Joseph Regensburger
Vocal soio-John y. Fnlkenburg
Trombone solo. Fred X Ellis, ac.
companied hy W. @. Congdon.
The evening herald., 1917-10-03
LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN
\. N. GIVEN SEVERE
SLAP IN THE FACE
Attorney General and Secretary
Of State Boost the Cause OF
Prohibition; What the Closing
of the Saloons Would Mean.

The liquor traffic IN New Mexico go;
n severe slap In the face. and the cause
Of statewide prohibition got q carrc-
spending boost todav when the G.y
headquarters here gave out for pub.
iscation a letter from Secretary 4
state Antonio Lucoro and one from
Attorney General Henry l.. Patton
both strongly cspeusinE the DR.
cause.
In the opinion ~ Secretary Lucero.
the "closing of the saluons IN New
Mexico will mean the opening OF more
school houses" In mis- letter Score
tlry Lucero says.
The closing ~ tho saloons in
New Mexico viii mean. IN my
oplnion. the opening Of more
school houses and considerable
decrease In the number 90 unfor-
tunates ia the penitentiary
man who has the welfare of the
state 20 heart ought not To- have
any trouble IN deciding how to
vote upon the prohibition ques-
tion on the 6 of next November
Attorney General Patton espresso
confidence In tn result being a victor
for the irys declaring himself In
hearty accord with the pruhihitio
cause lie writes.
II am heartily in accord with
the cause Of statewide prohibition
IN New Mexico. ana from eNprca-
siors which ! hear from all parts
of the state. | am confident that
the saloons viii be- bnuishc1 at
the coming election iu \oycm-
! her"
The recent declaration ut GoNernn'
Lindsey for statewide prohibition. nm
the similar uttcrIucgs from chic
1 Justice Hanna of the supreme cour
land both as-Dclat, justices Robert
land Parker. does NOT leave much con
fort for the saloon man around tn
New Mexico capital prnc;iyali, ever
state officer it b. declared, is opcul
ior secretly In favor ~ the statewide
dry policy John Darleycorn does %"
have a look in around the state hous
iat Santa Ie
The evening herald., 1917-10-03
ORGANIZATION OF
K|WAN|S CLUB IS
COMPLETED TO-DAY
Full Complement of Officers, Di.
rectors and Committees Named
Vote Of Thanks to Organizers
to Direct Parade.


Officers and directors were elected
by the Kiwan!s club today al their
or,,.,t,,,,,, ,,,oo,.,,. ,o,,o,,.,.. a..
-,
"''N" 'u"o"e"h a' 'he "iV"r"o" no
tel. as Follows
President. p. v. schwentkrr.
Vice nresiden, M, ct.,r,o. n,t.r
-, -.
WV P''s'ue"'' " ~ ""'so"
Atfed urunsfeld' chester i
French. \. l. Martin. Henry q. Coors
br. VI *. Wyider, Wiimot II. Booth
Guy {. Rogers was appointed treas
urer' Or II. NJ bowers secretary and
heN. pf' = Alonzo Bright chaplain
Ihe tohowinR committees were APP
pointed
frosram committee Dr. Charles a
Eher' chairman Henry u. Coors, Jr.
~ Price 6eorse g TaSlor' Dr
~ ieVtit'' FRANK ~ stortE' ~
'e'ahhs' " hehty NJ bowers'
Mehpership committee. Chester I
r'e"Sh' Vh"h mum Ut w - ROPE
- haSueh' i-ea.oe - NoueS' w '"
D"NeFs' Dr - u 'arhes.
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The evening herald., 1917-10-03

Want Ga trade tnas mule for gas
wagon7 Try tho WANT AID way
The evening herald., 1917-10-03
NOTICE.

Attorney George G. Taylor who
wac unti recently assistant attorney
general for New MoHico al Santa Re,
has relocated in Albuquerque, with ar
office in the Cromwell building, Sec.
Gnd and Gold avenue. Phone number
at present SgS
The evening herald., 1917-10-03
Sturdivant Case Is
Postponed in Court

Justice OF the Peace W. " McClel-
han to-day again postponed the hear
ing of Joe Sturdiyant. proprietor OF
the Midway Inn, and three women ar
rested with him in "a raid on the Inn
In order 70 give the county commits
sioners chance 90 dispose of the
Midway license hearing The license
case was put off Tor % week. yester-
day % permit Ndiutnnt General Baca
and Provost Marshal Lieutenant Moo
10 testify
The evening herald., 1917-10-03
MIR. Brown, Your Wife
Wants to Locate You

Mrs \. r. Brown. 5S3S West huron.
Chicago. lll, ts anxious Go locate her
husband Alfred g. Brown. accordins
tp circular received today at IN"
navy recruiting office here. He has
been missing since noon of June .
1917. lie II described as having black
hair aud mustuchc. b. 80 wears nf ag,
weight lt0 pounds an is feet ~
inches iu height iids FIVE children g.
Interested in music. is fine peumpl
and p fluent spe1ker
The evening herald., 1917-10-03
George Pineau Wins
Brisk Battle on Mat

George Pineau. the soldier wrestler,
won his match with George Falls uf
Oklahoma. last night. after losing thr
first fall A toe hold save Falls th'
fan after fifteen minutes of graphing.
Pineau took the next fan after fifteen
minutes with a double arm lock ana
got the third all in seven minutes with
a crotch and body hold.
Jean pineau, George brother, won
the preliminary match from Private
BoEgs the latter becoming exhausted
af'er ten minutes of wrestling