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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-08-03
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
VALENCIA COUNTY

-
Lands,
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Matte, i h.r,by o;v.n ,b.t ,ur.,,r,
ia he urn,:srns 81 an Act of Cnnrrres
annroyad Inn % toi0 III, Iawe - he
Sit If Nrn Nil and tbr ,nlre and
REGULATIONS nj the state and Gfficc. The
Cnmn,;e s;or,r o., prhlic fanJs vii oiic,
at Public Sale to the Highest bidder,
At II O'clock A 81. On Tuesday September
18Th, lgl, IN. the town OF Los Lunas,
County OF li'n',9' Ntat 81 new MeNlGo'
IN front OF the Count House therein the
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Sale No ssy All 81 Sc,,ior.. 3
a. r Ok '''R l1V ,t -, a., m '"' IL 30 " "a
acres ri, ,m-prnV,m,ntS ON his land
cors,s, al ua b.,ers r,U and fs,r;ng
Value, s7j6m. Tierc are nM0n #. B. NJ
Of NcrcbantatIr tmb.r on his land. value
500 ID ~
''"
S,Io No ss r.. Ft.ut, g. , An g
s. - r I3N n i5\v All ,f So "A
r uV r I5W ,opt,,niug ia 81 acres,
ri. y, +r"; nn b;ss ianJ ,nnsis,
81 h he' ~, ibs1 n.ll n,,nn
II, H. e. e3s m pump
~ ~ '9' ~ f
Sale No sss An NJ Sec ,2N r
law ut tos 5s aC, rbn,.' re-
- ,,nr.mnrfs M HI 1,n1 TIL o,s
/ Az nnh (, "a NJ 90 We-chani ,bi. tuha,
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VII '"' anu "" ~
NJ HI ~, III. ,to,. ,t..e,,h,I ,,,c,.
., u MI, III bn - o., 10 -
Thraa noltars cam ~ &C.. hi :, -.
snnrasaJ In ,b.ffo al 90 ,JJi,,nn
,b bp Tho sucr,s sf,t hidtep,u uns, nav for
IL "a 49,
Ia IL n -, - - H. an,.ssj
rni,,e :" ' ~
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Eacn on 'ne aoIee Ios,itoiu "a''s wiz
be offered Tor SAFE separately
hp lhnNH CALI nj lands WILL he EnhlCff
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-08-03
STATE o. NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
ROOSEVELT COUNTY
Republication)

Office Of the Commissioner Of Publie Lands.
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Notice 10 hereby given that pursusAk
to the provisions Of an Act Of congress.
approved June %. 1910. the laws Of the
State Of New Mexico and the rules and
Commissioner OF Public Lands will offer
at Public Sale to the highest bidder, At
2 o'clock, =. M, on Wednesday, September
goth, 1872. in the town of Portales, County Of
the Court House therein, the following des.
rrIDed tracts OF land viz:
Sale No. IT'S All of Section Is T. as, r.
36E containing 90 acres. The improvements
on this land consist Of fencing, value $4,000.
No bid will be accepted for less than slo.5s
per acre which is the appraised value.
The above sale of lands will be subject
to the following terms and conditions,
viz:
The successful bidder must pay to the
Commissioner OF Public Lands, or his agent
holding such sale, one. twentieth of the
price offered by him Tor the land, four
per cent interest in advance for the
balance Of such purchase price, the fee.
Tor advertising and appraisement and all
costs incidental to the sale herein. and
each and all OF said amounts must be
in cash or certified exchange
at the time OF sale. and which said amounts
all OF them are subject TO forfeiture
10 the State OF New Mexico il the success
ful bidder does not execute a contract
within tllrty days after IT has been mailed
to him by the State Land Office, SAID
to provide that the purchaser may
his option make payments Of not less
than one. thlFtieth Of ninety-five per cent
th" purchase price al any time after
thirty years from date Of the contract.
to provile for the pigment OF any
unpaid balance at the expiration OF thirty
IRON nc dat- Of The contract, with
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-08-03
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
LEA COUNTY

Office Of the Commissioner Of Public Lands
Santa IL, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby e,ven that pursuant
TO the provisions Of an Act Of Congress
sppfove4 June %. 1910, the laws OF thr
rseula,j5ns Of the State III Land Office, the
Commissioner Of Public Lands will offer at
Public Sale to the highest bidder, at
10 ,a'clocl, A. NJ. on Wednesday, Sep
ton. County OF Lea, State Of New Mexico,
in front OF the Court House thesein the
following described tract of land, viz:
Sale No. 1856, All OF sections y,
Is, p, p, q, %: S, T. los, R. AE; Ali
Of Sec. !; NJ: .WhSWA Sec. 8; NJ Sec.
9; NJ, MEASWA: seq Sec. 10; All Sec;
r.; wMWMn Sec. III. All Sec: IS; wNWN
5, u, ii, IS, %, "a, &c, IS and IS, T. us, R.
55E., containing l~9,32S.22.
The improvements on this land consist
Of fencing valued at $4,000.
No bid on the above described tract of
land will be accepted fer less than Five
Dollars $500 per acre which is The ap-
thereto the successful bidder must pay
tor the Improvements that exist on the
land.
The successful bidder must pay 10 the
c 'mtnis,Ioncr o. rrhlic Lands, Of his agent
holding such sale, one-twontieth OF the
price offered by him for the land. Hour
per cent interest in advance for the
balance Of such purchase prlce, the fees
Tor adEetus'ng .nI 4ipra's,nent' aud ~
.osts incidental 20 the sale herein. and
.4.t ana all of said amounts mo,t NE
deposited 10 pt-. ur certified mango
1t thr tim" - SALE. and which said amounts
and all OF them. are subject to forfeiture
70 tLe State OF New. Mexico # the success
lrl IFlHFT IlFs mot HNrt1VFF "A cont TIrf
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-08-03
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
UNION COUNTY

u,no. ut the Commissioner OF Public
>an'. Ii, Ny Mreico.
to- N5 e., pr =, Ss'.', d. f sa Act ''o at. {&S afsS r
appro''I luns -. l'lo, thc laws ot, tte
s-"Il,."nr Cd III ESia.e IND olHSe' the
% oclo,s, 4, NJ, on Tuosiay, october
io'A, l9l5 in IT,. Town Of Clayton, Coun-
OF ",In' N'ai, Ne" Mexico IN
i','I OF JNe art House therein the
.ao
Nv A"4sti4 Sec. lets ), I, SHAWA,
7"t EET5E-t ~ |+S' sc. = M
Wa. " SO Al oi SECS 4, ,,
= h5HW% + 'SM4; sft ~ NEA
60 " 1E'fNNtt' $500 Soc. .,
N'.Na, NNANNH Sec. ., SEH Sec. III,
.E4HE4 Snc; L. ~ Sec -, NWHAWA
H. NNi.}, MP, NW4s SWANWA,
GI-"4 ~ d. Az -. %oE Sec H. NltNWH See %G
MA XF.aNN4 See, Is Ma D..
hNl4, Nt4NN# Sec. y, WHNW&, 50
NM'4, Nh!4NNl4 NtH4 Sec; 3, MHNMA.
NFii. Sf4NEH Sc. IL, 4 2IN.. K. 3sE.,
containing It15 IT, 1-rcs. The improvements
and fr,,-, ,s'u 5000.
fFN'N Hhtr 1870 'A '# 4 N % sHA-.4AN W =
\. ,i.., ~i.t\tt4 Sec. 10, NJ, Nf4SW4,
NNANtL S.,. II, T, 24N,, X. 32E., VIZ,
SEA, Sl.NEA, Lot 2 Sec. b, T. 2-N., R.
h'fr, - So. ~ l.SE4, SWANWH, ,SWA
Sec 70, ~, NWA, NISWH, SEt4SWH
Sec, Y, NJ, NEi4SWH, NHSEH. SEHSEM
Sc. IS, SIM, 50 Sec. 80, NHNEM, SWA
NNH, NI.SWt4. SWASWH, EHSEH Sec.
-, SIM, 81 Sec. IS, Nj Of Sec. 30. r.
25N., X. 3E., 81, SEANWA, j4NEH,
NEANEL Sec. 30. NlINE4, NWA, NJ
SWA Sec. 81, I 45N.. K. 33E., containing
6,57S.7S acres. There are no improvements
on this land.
Sale No. ss2, Lots J., ,. J, 4. SIENWH
Sec. |, NJ, Nl.SW4 Sco. ;. NEA, NlSH
Sec. g., r. 27N., r. BE, containing g57.51
acres. There are no improvements on this
land
Sale No. ss3, NHS3 Sec. I, T. 27N., R.
33E,, containing 10 acres. There are no
No bid on the abtve described tracts
IF land will BE- accepted Tor less than
Five Dollars $500 per acre which is the
appraised value thereof. And in addition
thereto the successful bidder must pay
Tor the improvements that cxist on the
land.
Each Of the above described tracts OF
land Will be offered for sale separate.
Is.
Commissioner Of Public Lands. or his agent
holding such sale. onc-twcntieth of the
price offered by him for the land, four
per cent interest in advance Tor the bal.
4ncc o: such purchase price, the fees for
Incidental to the sale hcrcin, and each
AMI all Of sad amounts must be de.
POSTED in ash or certified exchange at
The time Of sale. and which said amounts
and all ri them are subject to forfeiture
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-08-03
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
r COUNTY.

Office of the COMMISSIONS Of Public Lands
S.nts Fe, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
10 the provisions Of an Act OF Congress
approved June 20, 1910. the laws of thu
regulations Of the State Land Office, the
Commissioner of Public Lands will offer a,
Public Sale to the highest bidder. al
, O'Clock. P. NJ, on Tuesday, August 18th
Sierra, State of New Mexico in frontoi
the Court House there'n, the following des.
,ribcd tracts of land, viz:
Sale No. $50. Lot: 2, Sec. :, T. iss:. R
improvements on this land.
Sal. No: s',; EzEH See; g Al Of Sec
I EEEgAhNNE H Sec. N &: 7. ,, sw (. Y s &sea,.i n
ing 1910 acres. The improvements on
this land consist Of reservoir and fencing
Sale No. So, NwN Sec. 2. T.. lsS.. R. wv,
containing 1885 acres. The improvement,
IN this land consist Of house, corral, we'll,
windmill, tank, fruit trees, and fencing
value $3.50.
Sale No.. SIS, 81. NWH Sec. ,, T; lss.,
are no Improvements on this land.
Sal. No. s,4, wHNwN Sec. IS, t. 1855,
R. SW., containing 80 acres. The improve.
ments on this land consist Of fencing.
value $40.
Sale No. SIS, SWHSEH Sec. IS, wy, SEH,
WNNEN, .SEANEN Sec. A,-T. us, R.
wv. containing $40 acres. The improve.
ments on this land consist of reservoir,
itch, blowing, and fencing, value $1,000.
Sale No. $50, All of Sec. IL, T. 1885,. R.
5W., containing $40 acres. There are no
improvements on this land.
Sale No. n7. NJ, SEA Sec; II, T. iss.,
5W., containing $50 acres. There are no
improvements on this land.
Sale No. ss, NEANwA, NNNEM. sen
Sec 10, s2SHSN. SwMsEA. EhNEN sec.
II. NWHSEM, NHSWH Sec. "A, NWNSEN,
y yEAi s4fx SIS; = S SMsgSMSzH See Sec IS p N NMA
Sec. 26, NHsWH Sec. IL, T. iss., R. sW.,
obtaining 1,2sQ acres. The improvements
IN this land consist, of fencing, value
s3s5.
Sale No. SIS, wHswH, NEHswH, SEA
NWA Sec. 9, T. 1SS., R. wv, containing
80 acres. There are no Improvements or
this land.
Each of the above described tracts will
be offered for sale separately.
No bid on the above described tracts
Of land will be accepted for less than Three
Dollars (S.o0) an acre. which 10 the ap-
value thereof. And in addition
thereto the successful bidder must pay
for the Improvements that exist on the
land.
The shove sale Of ia.ds will be subject
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-08-03

FOR SALE-Best sheep proposition
in New Mexico for sale. including
1900 ewes. with lambs. fifty bucks
and Some registered ewes jacks
and outfit. fine 240 acre ranch with
good paid up water right, 100 acres
in alfalfa. 48 in oats, buildings,
machinery and full outfit; also in
GLIDING summer -ange rights and
leases as well as winter range leases
$4,000. cash will handle, balance
time. Aztec Realty Co., Aztec, IN
n. No. Is.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-08-03
RECORD BUILDING

The first regular army canton
ment to be made ready was at Fort
Douglas. 1t was accepted by the
government just 20 days after the
contract was awarded. There could
not have been much loafing on this
job.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-08-03

The Government needs Farmers as
well as Fighters. Two million three
hundred thousand acres of Oregon &
California Railroad Co. Grant Lands.
Title revested in United States. To
TIE opened for homesteads and sale.
Containing some of best land left
in United States. Large Copyright
ed Map. showing land by sections
and description of soil, climate, rain
fall, elevations. temperature etc.
Postpaid One Dollar. Grant Lands
Locating Co.. Portland, Oregon.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-08-03

!~NNESTMENTS-El Paso real es-
tate investments pay well. Increa-
sing values. Future assured Some
good things on land. Indicate size
Of contemplated investment and ;cad
for list. McCutcheon & McCutcheon
BIS Mills Bldg. Ell Paso, Texas
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-08-03
.t.1+
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Ranch under irrigation fully
equipped. 6A acres in all; l35 under Gull
t@ivation, 20 in alfalfa. Fine buildings etc.
and ideal location. Price S12,Q00.O Terms
il desired. Address Charles B. Barker,
Fe, n. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
RECRUITING STATION
QUIET DURING HOLIDAY
For First Time Since War Opened No
Man Enlisted Here In Uncle
Snm'S Forces.

Not n single recruit was received at
the various stations here yesterday,
this being the first time since the
present emergency arose tha such a
condition existed.
There was Il reason. however. as 10th
the navy and marine corps shut up
shop for the day. and the holiday was
likewise observed by the Richmond
liowitIers. The recruiting officer Of
the Richmond Blues Is out OF the city
with a detail getting men for the
ranks OF the cavalrymen. and the Grays
just happened to experience a dull day.
The same held good for the army.
y decided brace in recruiting is an
ttciDa'cd within the ncxt few DAYS.
especially after the rules governing
the draft are made public.
ON June 1, which was one day prior
TO registration Day, approximately
100 men enlisted in the several
here, and rcpctitions of his
activity are anticipated when the draft
is about To go into effect.
The Iowitzcrs and Blues arc he
nearest to war strength Of any OF the
commands. The artillcrymcn need only
Ten men. and the Blues about eighty.
The Grays are more than 100 short,
ana the army must secure approxi-
maiely 100 men If the quota of this
diStrict is to be supplied for the regu-
!ars. The navy and marine CORPS are
AIS" below war strength, and are AK
ing all applicants who are able to
pass the required tests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
PATRIOTIC GARDENERS
Whole Families Devote Fourth of July
to Wedding Yards and Plant
ing Lnfe Crnus


In keeping with the patriotic idea
which has influenced the activities of
all branches OF society since the dec
laration OF war was the way in when
hundreds Of people Of Richmond and
suburbs celebrated the Fourth of July
this year.
Whole families spent the day in
working In their gardens. More fam
lily reunions took place yesterday with
hoes and rakes than ever gathered
around a festive board at this season
OF the year. Great piles of weeds and
encroaching grass departed this life as
a result Of a most thorough and en-
ergetic wedding. and the planting of
late potatoes was the principal sub
tect OF conversation over the dividing
fences while the ground was prcpared
for the reception of tho tubers.
The day was a record-breaker for
the gardeners Of the city. This prepa-
ration for late crops Is an Indication
Of the spirit of greater GOD produc-
ton and conservation which is animal
ing the whole nation to meet the ext
gencies OF the present crisis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
VARINA OBSERVES DAY
IN IMPRESSIVE FASHION
observation-disclosures j. Taylor EIlyson
Delivers Patriotic Address to
Large: t;nthcrinE.

With their thoughts conferred upon
the part they will be called upon to
play In the war. especially with re-
spect to the increased production and
distribution of the food sup
ply. the people of Narina District, Hen
rico County. yesterday held an impress
sive Fourth of JUL celebration in a
grove near Varina High school
About $50 people attended the cele-
bration. many of them from Richmond.
The speakers of the occasion were
]. Taylor Ellyson.
made a patriotic address: +. South
all Farrar, district farm demonstration
agent who spoke on Soil Fertility."
and Mr.. Blankcnship, OF the Bureau OF
whose subject was ''Co-Opcr-
alton and Marketing Athletic events
featured the program.
After the exercises the women were
called together and given an e~xplana-
ton OF the Hoover registration card, a
pledge of economy which every woman
householder in the State will be called
to sign on July 10. The celehra-
,tion was held under the auspices of the
Sarina Farmers Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
PLAYGROUND CELEBRATION
Children Inke Pnrt In interest
Ing Program at Patriotic
Exercises,

An attractive and interesting pro-
gram was rendered by the Elba play
ground children on Tuesday afternoon.
Fifty Of the children, dressed as Red
Cross nurses. farmer boys, farmer
girls. Boy Scouts and sailors, marched
across the playground TO the nag and
formed A circle around il. america"
was. sung. after which Miss klcnaor
Beatrice Marable. director Of Elba
playground activities. look charge Of
the exercises.
She gave a brief outline Of the play
ground movement in Richmond. and
the hne results that had been accom-
plished through the Fairgrounds in
lettering the social conditions OF va
rious sections Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
European Acts at Lyric.

Two European features and a d.
versity OF standard American vaude-
vile acts make UP the new show
that comes to the Lyric for the latter
half OF the week, commencing with the
matinee performance to-day. One of
the importations is tho Sig Franz
Troupe of Riding ComiQues. These four
entertainers are athletes. hut make n
specially OF Glowing awhccl. cxccut-
ing all sorts of dangerous and din
cult fcats on wheels. Delier and Ter
mini, French and Corsican by nativity,
arc bringing a real novelty in the
form Of an instrumental act. The vio-
lin and the accordion arc the favorite
instruments of the two quaint musical
Scniuscs. whose classical harmonics
and ~syncopatcd melodies have scored a
hit for them in the United States. Har-
~ Wayne. former musical comedy star,
and the dashing Wayne Sisters, will
arnuse with n comedy skit in which
they introduce their newest songs,
dances and advertisements. Harry Hol-
man. who is remembered for his per
formances here last season, is return
Ing with a supporting pre-
sentinG the hilarious comedy sketch,
The Merchant Prince Walter Weems
Will supply blackface comedy. Weems
is n Norfolk boy, who has achieved dis
unction as an original funmaker In the
last several cason With the new
vaudeville bill will come new and
s~easonable motion picture displays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
PROTEST TO BAKER
''hh'iilc Citizens Want wnr Depnrt-
mcnt I" Accept Newly Formed
Haftcry OF Artillery.

Folio~ing a conference with Cover
nor stuart in Danville, representative
business men Of that CITY yestcrdav
sent TO Senators Martin and Swanson
ana Representative Saunders tele-
grams, asking that they use their in
huencc IN having the War Department
accept Battery +. First V~irginia Field
ATtiiiery, upon which Liuetenant Minor
has made an adverse report.
Governor Stuart informed them tho,
he already had sent a strongly worded
TO the department. pointing
out the effect its refusal Of the battery
would have in Virginia. Major wor-
IMAM has reported the organization TO
be in good shape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
Ice Missions Call
Brings Quick Response

Despite the demands mnde by
other causes. due to the vynr, re-
sponsc to the appeal Of the Ice
Mission for funds to mid the city's
poor during tho summer In gen
crous. and no dny now passes that
The Timcs-Dispatch does not re-
ccive some contribution TO mid In
the work of this charity.
At this senson the demands made
upon the Ice Mission nre unusually
heavy, md 1t is therefore In need
of funds to sec TINT no cnll from
the sick and needy goes unan-
swered.
No matter how little you cnn nf-
ford to give. send 1T in. A few
pennies donated TO this cause may
nc the means Of saving n tiny
human life, while Ii is certain TO
afford n large OF comfort
and relief to poor persons who
otherwise would suffer during the
hot weather.
Every cent sent In will be used
TO relieve suffering. Tho Ice Mis-
sion Inns no overhead pen and
therefore nlI donations nrc devoted
exclusively to charity.
Contributions will he prompcIy
acknowledged by The Times-DIs-
patch and the money will he mt
once placed in the hands Of those
in charge OF the free ice distribu-
tiO1.
Contributions for the Ice Mission
received yesterday were Ms fol-
lows:
NJ yCaYs--
Green, Va. s 90
Miss Ida D.. . 80
Joseph NJ. Rubcns, Jr....... 1 90
4. A. on
SIG 30
Previously acknowledged. .s"3 so
4 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
Amherst County
WouldMuzzZe Dogs
Asks Council Of Defense 10 Take
Steps TO Project Sheep
and Cattle

For the safety of farm animals which
form the backbone of the %country'a
food supply, Amherst County would
sacrifice the music by night of over
Jealous coon and possum "dawgs.
which, in addition TO their regular
duties of running "varnints" while the
countryside sleeps. have taken to kill
ing sheep and cattle. Besides. rabies
is prevalent among the dogs Of that
section. and many people have been
obliged to take the Pasteur treatment
because of their running amuck.
To do away with losses incident TO
such ravages. the county council Of
safety has put Itself on record as ia
voring in Virginia and the nation a
three-year quarantine OF all dogs and
a war tax by the Federal government
of from 50 TO So a head. Resolutions,
embodying these suggestions. were re-
ceived yesterday by the State Council
of Safety and by DR.. Ennion G. VIII
lian1s, State Health Commissioner. They
Will be also L the Council
OF National Defense.
Milady's French poodle would bard
ly feel the heavy hand of the law un-
der the proposed quarantine. Thu more
useful and more companionablc point
er and setter would suffer little hard
ship. F~oxhounds might easily be held
in leash. All these usually stay close
at the heels of their MASTERS. But
the irrepressible coon and possum dog
and the irresponsible eur, both of which
have natural predictions toward sheen
killing. would probably go by the board
under quarantine regulations.
The county council OF safety reports
great losses In Amherst through stray
dogs. In one flock OF sheep, 200 lambs.
valued at $40 each. were killed. Sew
eral cows and horses ha We met their
death by mad dogs. and n number OF
people have been bitten by the rabid
animals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
1900 NURSES ENROLL
Miss Jnnc a. Delnno Reports nm En-
listmcnt of Young Women for
Service Abroad.


The great majority of nurses, and
girls who are not nurses. but would
like to he. in order that they might
enroll for foreign service, have a very
vague idea of what is really being ac-
complished in tho enrolment of Red
Cross nurses at the national h%cadquar-
ters in Washington. At tho head Of
this mobilization, which is going on
simultaneously with that of the troops,
is a woman-Miss Jane a. DeIano. She
Is chairman OF the bureau of nursing
service Of the National Red Cross, and
all nursing units that have so far
been sent across have been sent under
the direction of the Red Cross.
SO it is 'up to" the chairman Of the
nursing service to know to the last
recruit the full strength of the en-
rollmcnt of nurses. There are at pres
ent 1000 Red Cross nurses on Miss
Delano's register. and the enlistment
goes on at the rate Of from nifty TO
sixty graduate nurses a day. They
come from all parts Of the
and they represent many branches OF
the profession-capable, efficient young
women, for the most part. very much
in earnest. with Il strong sense of their
duty to Goo and their country.
This furnishing of eligible nurses ID
nil the governments need OF skillful
hands and trained minds in caring for
the sick and wounded soldiers, is one
of the finest services that America
can render. Miss Delano considers, and.
If through the efforts OF her depart
ment, and the efforts OF physicians
who have volunteered for service.
American troops can be well cared for.
and, so far as possible, guarded from
the ravagcs Of suffering and disease,
this will result in "A high standard OF
health which will tend materially To-
ward shortening the duration of the
war. The Red Cross nurses stand in
readiness TO serve when the call comes.
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RETURNED TO JAIL
Dondsmnn Surrender Alleged Wife
Murderer After He Had
Put Up So 1000 Bail.

James Miller, colored. accused of tho
murder Of his wife. Fannie Miller, in
Henrico County last Sunday, was yes
terday surrendered to Sheriff w. w.
Sydpor by his bondsman. Robert Scott,
a colored undertaken. Scott on Tues
day furnished $4,000 bond for the re-
lease of Miller pending trial. but upon
further consideration decided to step
aside as bondsman.
a post mortem examination was yes
terday performed on the woman's
body, and an inquest will be held at /
o'clock to-day at tho Henrico Court
house.