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AUTOMOBILE LICENSES.

IN. following automobile licenses were isSued SeS
Me-w. W. GaIbraith. Nau Dept; Packard.
soeo-Cnaries NJ. sOum.rrlls. SOD st, NV
Sc TnHR. HR': F. Es:than, lassN H. ave; HuDmo-
lille. 1914 u,S..,
;Ssz,-Cecil olannou. vieuna, Va; Ford. 1916:
sSooI-ReUinah Pisrce os Alabama ave ss Ford
Isls- ,u-
SST5ss-Thoraas Acaster. $50 st. NV; Dodge.
20: !Ssz-Jean ". Codsdrs. ls@ Kenyon st.; Grow
EkhaTt, 1917.
so; Sees-R. A. BOwl.s. lao Wisconsin ave-; Empire.
;o-s-p. Loughran Co.. Inc. loC Pa. ave-; Ford.
1911. ,o,
5c,-2-Frank G. MeGlathery. NJ lst st. 4; Ford. lsA
yna3-JsmSs d. PRESTON, Senate Press Gallery:
1gS4-E q. Atkinson. Berwyn. Nd; Ford. l'1.
5c2cS-samueI Y. Rose. Hyatts'ine' Md; Fo'o'
sGSs-Edxrd NJ. Jaeoby. @ N C. ave-; Ford.
gz1-s r PurnelI. = South st.; Packard. 1871.
yz-E. McCintock. Baltimore. Nd; kissel
;olss-WIniam P. Hall. Baltimore Nd; Furd. lss.
oeo-P,ul Enmart Baltimore. Nd; Buick. 1917.
5C24-Asrou Kaufman. Baltimore. Nd; Paige
1911
soefz-y. L. waninz, 81 st.: Ford. 1914.
4 4.44.Iotp n Hobbs 9V l2th St ne Ford, 1873
Sash. p. strasbaush. Aberdeen. Nd; Chand-
Ter. 1871
ger-Robert H. Anderson, 10 St ne; Ford.
tNT
sass-Mrs. H. Belle BHstOe. T7O4 Blair I'd; Over
land 1876
Sus,s-Hsl.u L. Simpson. $40 st nv< Frank
5aso-John Thon rson. - 18th st.: National. 1917.
gGl-L. Bril-. 1ol Ga. ave: Ford. 1871.
czc-Mary v KeatinE the Highlands; Ranch
sSIchafIss N. Wilder. Pnr,d.lph.. Pa
Sas4-I 7. Saunders. ~ Q st NV; Ford. 1874
50s5-wIniam B. johnson, In Franklin s.
Hudson. 1913.
5cssJ. Harry oorinstOn. 1sR Bntmor. 81
SgS-cari W. ws.ks ns I'd s.: Buick. lsr7
Ngs-w. F. Draper. - Chevy Chase apta; Ford.
Sc5e-Nst C Murray les Irving st.. Buick lsr,
s2so-Ma;;hew Howard o.. La Plata Nd; deal
er's Icense.
5sl-Irvir s. Porter. 5OOs 18th t.; Dods.. 1875
scss-wilbu C. Davis. s2i n st. NV; Cadillac.
lg2
506-H- T. Payne. East faus Cnurn; Ford. lSio
HBEw. T. Snyder. GearsprtnG Nd; Chalmers.
~-Drs N. 4 rwosood. 3ta 18th st.; Franklin.
5css-Msrtin l. oook. Sn4 NJ Il. NV: Ford. 1871
| a8T-Frances NJ. Wilcox, 1As Belmont St
Bghck 1917.
soaSF. A. Eusds. I'D Wyoming ave; Hudson.
MOTORCYCLE.
l08-P. B. Long Clements Nd; Indian. 1916
1850. Il Goodrek. I139 G st- ne; Twin Msr-
de- 1N3.
1877. P. Nges no n a. ave; Indian. 1911.
lspl-E. d. nOir. a3 Charming st.: Emblem.
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PRESS GALLERY BOSS"
SURPRISED BY PRESENT

In recognition OF twenty years faithful
service in the Senate press gallery, Supt'
James d. Preston was yesterday pre-
sented a latest model automobile by the
gallery representatives of the press.
Richard V. Oulihan, Of the New YORK
Times, made the presentation speech on
behalf Of the correspondents, past ano
present. who have been the recipients OF
many favors and courtesies from the gal
lery boss"
In addition to the machine there was
a little bundle Of new currency oills. SUI
ncent to keep the "fiiver'' we'll oiled and
with a full tank for at least a couple OF
years.
Supt. Jim" was overcome with emotion
but managed to express his thanks.
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STENOGRAPHER

STENOGRAPHER
Young man or young woman;
neatness and accuracy important;
some knowledge of Office routine
desirable; opportunity for ad-
vancement; state experience and
salary expected. Address BOX
300. Herald office.
wANTEDCGooD MAN, EXPERIENCED IN
making eenczete bsocssS good wages and steady
work. ?. o. BOX i1e. City.
WANTED-YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE HAD
some expsrisnce in woodworking shop or mill
Apply before g. N. at TOPHAMS. lns + d. NV.
LAB0RERs WANTED FOR WREOKiNG. ITH
and G stA BOYLE-ROBERTS0N COHSTRUC-
TION CO.. col Evans Bldg.
WANTED-LAB0RERs, srH AND SITS. NV.
BoYLERoBERTsoN CONSTRUCTION CO.. Ul
Evans Bldg.
An opportunity for employment tg
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
For machinists and car rspairmen.
For white and oolored laborerA Apply
Room 8l. Union Station. Washington. D. @
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REAL ESTATE
Careful Investments

or money In Flrst Deeds Of Trust QFirt AortslEesl
on Washington, ID. c., Real Estate slNlys give the
full interest promised and the return of all ths
principle dne regardless q the varying incomes and
values Of other securities. and thes suhisct
to TAXATION. We hape been successfully engaged N
mailing these investments for our clients for more
than Q quarter Of . century. Investments SEQ 90
to 5000, at 5, 81, and per cent nov ready 10,
delivery. Largs investments made.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS q CO.,
Southern Building, 807 18th St.
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WEATHER AIDS FLY SWAT.

Health oficials say that the present
unusual cold weather will benefit Wash
ington materially in the crusade against
flies. -,
,It was declared that this weather VIII
drive early flies indoors, which Will pre-
sent an excellent opportunity to strike
a telling blow at the greatest Of dis
ease spreaders-
An effort by every Washingtonian at
this time to kill every fly in sight WILL
in the opinion of health officials, improve
health conditions in the Capftal thls
summer to a marked degree.
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HELP WANTED,
MALE!

A healthy nihe-pound baby boy
(white infant) needs help. His
folks can't supply him with dresses.
flannel shirts and skirts. little socks.
warm coats and the other needfuls
of a lusty youngster. Will you
help him2 Send donations to
BOX JIG. Herald Office.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
Of Columbia. April 5. ts7-sealed proposals will
Be received at the of'ee Of the Secretary Of the
Board Of Commissioner, Room SOC. District Build
ing. until O'Clock p ~. APRIL z. lsI7 for con-
structing an addition to and making alterations In
the Elizabeth v. Brown School. No. I3 on
streets. Chew Chase, D. c. Blank forms of uro-
posal, plans, specifications, and all necessary in
formation may Be obtained from the Chief CLERK,
Engineer Department. Room a. District Building,
Washington, d. @. deposit Of Eve dollars win
b required from biddas to insure the return Of
plans and specifications OLIVER p. NEWMAN.
LOUIS BRowNLoW, @. W. KUTz. Conmis-
sionen, D. O.
PR0P0sALS FOR CONCRETE PIERS AND
Abutmens.-U. 8. Engineer Once, Room s6
Southern Building. Washington. d. O. Sealed pro
posals for building concrete piers and abutments
for Ku Bridge across Potomac River ct Waning
ton. D. @. viii be received here unt II M. APRIL
%, ui, and the opened. Information On applica-
ton
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING. NO. ~ FOURTH STREET
SOUTHEAST,

SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly recorded
in Liber No Ssss, folio tS Of seq., Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia. and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby. the undersigned
surviving trustee will sell, at public auction. In
front Of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE 10TH
DAY OF APRIL. A. D. 1911. at O'Clock p. m.
the following described land and premises situate
In the City Of Washington, District Of Columbia,
and designated a. and being the south o feet Q
inches front hy the depth thereof Of original lot
numbered :, in square numbered s20.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of tho purchase money
to b paid in eash balance In two equal Install
msnts payable in one and two year,. with interest
at Per csntum Der annum, payable semiAnnuAlty.
from day of sale secured by deed Of trust upoo the
property sold, all cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. A deposit Of sno viii be required at tine
Of sale AL couyeyancing. recording. etc.. ct cost
Of purchaser. Terms Of sale to Be complied With
within hftrsn days from day Of sale. otherwise the
surviving trustee reserves the right TO resell the
pruperty at tbs nsk and cost Of defaulting pur-
chaser aftr Eve days advertisement Of such resale
In some newspapsr published in Washington. D. O.
SAMUEL II. WALKER,
ap4.S67.sm Surviving Trustee.
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AUTOMOBILES.
sTORAGh.

evey oonvsuiencr' prompt ssrvicsL TIE nA
TloNAL oARAGE - Nsu Jassy sva NJ. u
cola ~.
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J. J. DARLINGTON. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding Probate Court No. HsSl, Ad-
ntnistrAton.-This Is 70 give notice that the sub
scribers Of the District q Columbia, have obtained
frOn the Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia
letters testAnentary on the estate Of George W.
Rea, late Of the Distrie Of Columbia, deceased
Al persons having claims IsAins the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the Touch-
Thereof legally authenticated to the subscribers
On OF before the Nth DAY OF MARCH 1913
otherwise they may By law Be sxcinded from an
benefit Of sAid estate. Given under our hands this
0th day Of MArcA. 1917. JULIA r. REA, lis
Lamont street northwest; EDWARD c. ROBIN
SON 1915 Calvert street. Attest: (seall JAMES
TANNER, Register Of Wills for thr District Of
CoIuubis. CIeTk Of the Probste Court.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-LABORERS.
GEORGE A. FULLER
CO., Lincoln Memorial.
WANTED D-BOYS TO SERVE
morning newspapers; good pay.
Apply MIR. SMITH. 9TH and D
nw., between 4:30 and 5 a. m.

wANTEDIc6L0REb FREssER. "a & nv:
WANTED-5ODA DISPENSER AND COUNTER
man. GLOBE RESTAURANT. ITO st nv.
Apply Mr. Atwood.
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LOST

LOSrCYELLOwIsH-B BROWN IRISH TERRIER
answers to the name Of "Dennia" Return to l1S
Conn ave. @ reward.
EOST-LADY'S OPEN-FACE GOLD WATCH.
Elgin movement, Il jewel. either In Cosmos Thestsr
CT 9th and Z sts. and z and 10Th sts. NV. Finder
please return to soe Z st NV. UmbrslA Factory,
and receive reward
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16

Or. NJ. x. wylder VIII he the
speaker 81 the Y. NJ. G. \ sunday az
ternoon \ quarter composed Of r.
". Nichols. a. n. t.aPine. Y. v. Boone.
and George Eyer.tt. viii furnish the
music.
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HIS most during achievement waa y
fr!ve from q point IN kansas to Texas.
a distance or zoe miles. entirely alone.
On this Journey he and q ssttler whom
he found beslcgcd hy Indians. succeed
ed Ia holding or the redskins until a
company uf cowboys rescued them.
II was IN 1873 that Mr.. 7amma
came To Las Vegas. lie was accom-
panied by George W. Ward with whom
ne engaged Ia hurlaess here. both mcn
became among the towns most re-
spected and valued citizens. Mr..
Ward died a few years ago after nny
Ing been steward at the New Mexico
hospital for the insane for a long
period OF Years In 1ss2 Mr.. Tammo
was united In marriage 70 Miss Bm-
ella Schaefer Of this city. Three chill
dren. with Mrs. Tamme. survive him.
They are Mrs Eunicc Tamme Fell 81
Pueblo. Lawrence a. famine and Mi2s
Emma l.. Tonne % this city.
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committee In connection with the GUS
,ody and control OF the said state
armory shall ne the same ~ thosr
prescribed by law for the said COM
mittee ir e, injection with TIE custody
and control Of capitol huiiding and
grounds.
Sec. .. The governor 81 the state
OF New Mexico. as commaudcr-ir-
chief ~ he military forces ct the
state. shall have the cusiody tud cuu-
troi Of an property and equipment be
longing To the late OF New Mexico
as located and kept I'm q said state
armory.
Sec. y. sections numbered ASIA To
ASIA, both Inclusive. of the New Mex
leo statutes annotated. c~odihcntlou
1915, and chapter "a of the laws OF
1914 are hereby repealed.
Soc. e. An oct, or parts of acts iu
conflict with this act are hereby rec
pedled.
Sec. 5. That II Us necessary Tor m,
preservation ~ the public peace and
safety ct the inhabitants ct the state
Of New Mexico that the provisions OF
this act shall become effective az the
earliest possible time, and therefore
an emergency is hereby declared Co
exist. aud this act shall take effect ana
be in run force aud effect from and
after rs passage and approval
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16

has been simmering At Santa Pc for
the past week or two will probably
come to "A head in tnc near suture.
The fourth annual convention ~ the
New Mexico state Association of High
way officials to be held on Friday and
Saturday the 23rd and 2ith inst. viii
direct it, attention very largely 90
matters Of road legislation aud coop
Grafton with the federal government
In order To take advantage of the afge
federal appropriations available TO this
state under the new federal road act.
providing this legislature accepts The
terms OF same.
The Highway Officials association
consists only OF those officials
throughout a state and various
counties as are directly Interested Ia
the expenditure Of road funds. It's
membership comprises the state Hish-
way commission. the boards OF counts
commissioners aud the county road
boards. as well as the attorney general.
! Francis J. Lester, president 81 the
association. In announcing the call for
the convention. has called attention TO
the fact that various d~isorsanilcd cf-
forts to amend u road laws arc iniblo
TO result In making Our road laws
worse than they are. At percent sew
Mexico road statutes are scattered
through the acts Of many legislatures.
with numerous conflicting pros isions
uni with some conflict of authority.
No mntter whether ;he present road
board system Is abolished or not. the
the highway officials association will
undoubtedly az its convention make
definite recommendation that IL ems
acted hy the present legislature Will
insure Increased efficiency in N. de
volupmcnt aud improvent OF Qua high-
ways.
The Dona Ana county road board
has bocn occupied during some weeks
rast In assisting the officials 81 Tire y
5 war department In estimating ths
damage done To- tho roads Of the godn'
~ by army The war de-
partment traffic between DeminE AND
NJ Pasu has passed over the eotd'
OF Doua Ana county. uking the Longer
route hy way of Mesilla Park In ordcl
To take advantage OF the oXCclleu
gravel roads OF the county. L.Arg.
numbers of heavily loaded army truck
frequently several hundred q day hRy,
been passing over thasc roads with III
p result that serious damage ha. bee
done To- them. Al the request ~ tn
road board and with the cooperation
OF the state engineer. James A. frcncl
Major Tyler has Just completed m cs
innate 81 the damage done. ana Il :
anticipated that the claim viii shottl
% lhe allowed hy the war department.
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die. His faith IN the goodness OF God
and in the certainty Of immortal life
was firm, and was q great consolation
to his loved ones. He was 20 years
old.
Mr.. famine was borne In the duchy
of brunswick. Germany. January ~,
iSt4 Ills father WIS the administrt-
tor of landed processes and his
oestIy long had been prominent IN
the history Of the empire He was
educated in the thorough schOols Of
Germany. IN which he occurred the
foundation for the lover for the better
literature. which he gave much time
to reading In his latter Years. Mr..
Tnmme also acquired a thorough
knowledge % merchandising. by cx-
pcricnce and hy attendance al "A bus
mess college.
Mr. Timme read extensively OF the
wild life in the western territories OF
the United States. and became pos
sesscd Of a desire to participate In the
thrilling Indian fights and trips across
the dangerous plains. With this pur-
pose In view. hc came Ia h United
States In 1893. lie arrived In New
York shortly after the death OF Presi-
cent Lincoln, and spent several months
there, His funds running low, he and
a chum decided to go to- work, and
secured employment In brick yards, a
coopcr's shop and IN the harvest fields
In New Jersey. Later Mr.. famine went
t. Milwaukee. where he was employed
by several business houses n wa
offered Increased wages 20 remain. but
he "a Itill enamored by ms desire To
see the west and left for -. Louis and
st. Joseph Mo. From the latter place
The set out Tor Denver by oN-team.
Mr.. Tammc reached Denver after
many hardsh.ps. and spent some time
engaged in furnishing the government
with hay at Fort Beaufort Later he
became a freighter In the perllous
Sioux infested country between Den
Yer and the Biiou basin. In this con
ncction he made his first trip ia
New Mexico. where he engaged FOR a
time IN trading merchandise for cat
tie and sheep. lie returned Ia Den
Yer and took a transportation con
tract FOR hauling supplies to Fort Lyon
In 1909 Mr.. Tamr1e engaged IN farm
ing near Trinidad. Colorado. aud sue
c~ossfully raised crops of wheat ans
corn. Later he made several trips L.
Texas md the states further east. Il,
established n prosperous cattle bus.
mess IN Texas, hut was obliged to give
IN up and return to New Mexico he
cause of recurring attacks Of malaria
Mr., famine had many adventures oi
a thrilling nature on his various trips
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16

and organizations herein designated,
ana the governor and secretary OF
state shall. within thirty DAYS after
this law becomes effective, execute
proper co|nvcyaces OF the said armory
properties to the said named insiitu-
lions, ~ follows
taJ The armury building located IN
the city OF Albuquerque is hereby
granted tu the University cot New
Mexico in the said city ui Nibuqucr-
que.
CO The armory building located IN
the city OF Las Vegas Is hereby grant
cd to the New Mckee Normal uniycr-
sity located ia the said city 81 Las
Vegas
,ci The armory building located In
the city Of Roswell is hereby granted
To the Ncw Mexico Military institute
located la tn" aid city OF Roswell.
cd The armory building located IN
the cit, Of silver CITY Is hereby
granted To the New Mexico Normal
school located in the said city col Sil-
city.
tel The drmory building located In
the city Of Las Cruces Is hereby
granted to the New Mexico College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts To-
Gated near the said city OF Lao Cruz
ccs.
90 The armory building located in
the cit, of CurlsIad Is hereby granted
IN the board 81 education of the city
OF carlsbad.
CD The amory building located in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16
Charles Tamme, Las
Vegas Pioneer, Dead
At Age of IL Years

Special Correspondence to The Herald
Las Vegas. y. NJ. Feb. iG -Charlc7
famine 20 pioneer OF the southwest and
OF las Vegas. md for many years city
,lcrk. died "Wednesday evening follow
INK an illness Of about three weeks.
Tho fatal illness of Mt Ttnmc heE"n
with a chronic complaint when at
tackled him frequently during the lat
tcr years Of ms life lie was thoughi
"a be- ON the road to recovery when
pneumonia set in. HIS suffcrings w'rt
great and he expressed the desire &
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16
TO help
YOUNG GIRLS
A Mother Wants Her Letter
Published.

Eaton, HI wish you would pub
hsh this letter for the benefit of young
girls. My daughter suffered greatly
from female trouble with cramps, and
headache. and backache most Of the
time. She never felt ike working and
il seemed as though she was sick all the
time. ! decided TO try Lydia T.. Fink
ham Vegetable Compound and IL has
helped her in every way. In fact It has
really cured her, for she no longer has
periodic pains, and no headaches
or backache. and | want all young girls
who suffer as she did u know about H."
Mrs. ALMA MILLS, Eaton, III.
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Another Girls Experience.

New { wtle. Ind. From the time
was eleven years old until | was seven
teen | suffered each month 80 | had
10 be in bed. | had headache. backache
and such pains | would cramp double
every month. ! did not know what il
was TO be easy a minute. My health
was all run down and the doctors did
not DO me any good. A neighbor told
my mother about Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and ! took IL.
and now ] feel like a new person. |
don't suffer any more aud | am regular
every month Mira HAZEL HAMIL-
TON. s22 South 18th ST, Newcastle. Ind
Girls who are troubled as these young
women were, should immediately seek
restoration to health by taking Lydia
L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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ABOLITION OF STATE
MILITIA OBJECT OF
BILL BEFORE SENATE
Measure Is Drastic in It's Provis.
ions; Armories to be Appor.
toned TO Schools in Towns
Where They Are Located.
ip.c al Correspondence to The Herald

Correspondence 60 The Herald.
Santa Fe. y. NJ. Feb. l6.-Tho SEN
kte bin for the abolition Of the state
which il now In the hands ~
|the senate committee on militia. Is
In It's provisions and would
|nake a complete Job OF dishauding
ne guard were IL to pass,
The bill calls for the apportionins
b. state armories to the dincrcnt
kchools Ia the towns where armorics
pre- located. In the following manner
Albuquerque armory. granted 20 the
fuuiN etsity Las Vegas armory To- the
university. Roswell armory TO
fhe Military institute, SILVER city al
|nory 10 the SILVER city normal; las
t@'ruces armory tG the state college
drlshad and Dcming drmorics 90 IA"
boards OF education. The armury
building ,u Santa Re ~ DESIGNATED as
\, state armory aud the bnl provides
hat all equipment and property ~
} ho national GUARD shall Dee stored
4 here. The care of the armory al,
k1uta 70 b. placed under the capitol
| custodian commission The bin car
les The emergency claus, ana should
become a law would mean the .m-
mcdiatc abolishmcn' Of the national
guard.
Text at the \Ct.
The text Of the act. which i- SEN
b.. hin 40. $50. follows
Section ]. The organized militia ~
ne state Of New Mexico rs hereby
y polished
Sec. e. The various srmory build
ngs located in the cities, towns ana
Villages hereinafter named are here
y GRANTED 10 the various institutions
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Plans Being Made to
Entertain Pershing
In Capital Feb. %

Special Correspondence 10 The Herald.
Santa Fe, y. NJ. Feb. ig-.senerai
John j. Pershing and atan viii prob
ably he met nj Lamy junction by an
Official of the Santa re railway and
escorted mere in n private car on
W~ashington's birthday It
ments can be made In time.
Among the honors of which he IL
10 be recipient II a banquet at he no
Vargas hotel. with covers laid Cor o
guests. The general has announced
his intention % arriving ~ noon
"a u. Holt of Ias crncos. lawyer
and for,aor member ~ the legislature
from Dona Ana county. VIII give tho
principal address OF quite AN elabor-
ate program Ills initiation to speak
Is IN the form Of a resolution author
lied by both houses 81 the legislature.
4 citizens committee having repre-
sontation from the legislature Is at
work upon plans Tor the generals
entertainment.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-09
9yotent 9(llnalie

Gbpln r. eamnrlS Nchismalt: Raiqnic. 0an.
oels 1hntmprien. &crInAared5ie M,0gbono
Irnlt 8uiloiuQ
Chaplin u. Scr0nlnn, ii0-~li7 Qdm NnllOlnQ.
idOriuc Nrlu0rnnQ.
", 81. q w. 3. 0Uipnro, Al Continental AlOQ.
@raiii5ircn felt 1872 eriolare1 ID Dallmore.