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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22


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pel1liee Mgitation i.0e f6lte tire Mor..
|Og oct bill pere ul11l1ligt at bereqne
ben 5fa6e, Ser er giort paa 2on6eta
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MGffer, enbber @orger beri 2auoet,
ser bruger lit @orgerifob It'll SSor=
BEL for noget onbet 2onp, er, :. en-
ISorreoer, og oct er tffe Blot Dor
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22

.1ientatio1 en- biertelig 8elfonrltbillen
EDagen efter b!ep ban mootaget al
ben frantic Hreft6ert Boincare, 6er
|u0tnlte ,fill Bleoe oper, at Mmerifu
] bar .rebes til at gjpre felles 5oe
imoo fplles Sienoe.
S ct S11terbielp, iom Ben 6anife
Jorfatter eg SSournalilt Sral,t5 bon
SSesie1l ser er aniat beb Harilerbla=
Oct v2e Sentps", baboe 1neb Gene
raj Herlbing, 11oto1te bellne:: usSeg
CT fomnen til europa for at Or
ganiiere Dor @ers 9eltagelie. i 6en=
ne nbpre &an1p al frie Nationer
inoo Jribe6enS Siet6e, og life for
at bol6e fine Toler be6 Banfetter
eller .bope 6en1 trpft / Mptierne.
Gesu6en er oct be.ler life min
6orretning, og, ion1 De beo, bi
Mmerifanere, Soloater elIer Gibile,
gnifer lite olene at bite os, men pg=
loo at pGre forretningsn1esiige =
Men alligepel, iioen Sc giber mig
2ejligbe6en at tole til 6ronfrig,
er oct mig en- @l96e at gibe EN-
fort og ganife alnin0clig l1otolcl-
1e."
Otter at bape ubtaIt i'm @le6e
ober at b!ibe betroet set Digtige %
9reful6e &berp, at bore 2e6er of
ben fgrlte amerifanife @pr paa eu=
ropailf @runo, og ii11 Mnerfjenoelie
af Ben frantic @ers Mo6 og Eap=
perbe6, il1ttebe bon me6 at 1ige:
rgi fon1nter 1neo Bepiol ltbeoe1,
pm, at ri ifal ful6fere Ell biltoriff
|@jerning, naar bort Stag biier fig
lpuo Slagn1arferne al Sen gon1le
8erben.
Set CT iifffe mini 8eitilling at lobe
.|lala | aa forubliae. 2a6. BET bline stiilltrnfz
ffeliet at fiige, at pi peo, bbao pii
Igipr og Dpob hi Dil."
Sn1 Benerolens g(nfomlt til
I1'1ra1frig 11otalte &rigsn1i1,iiter 8o-
ter: ss1sass# t. !:
| ~Nnfonlten al General Yerlbil1g
og bans Stab til Yoris, betpoer
fBegpnoelle1t al Mn1erifos oftibe Del-
togelie / &rige11. Sen glintren6e
Mootagelie, Ser bIep gipet 0isle
an1erifanife 0fficerers iaa be- lon1
E0fficcrerne for Dor Sorpe6oiogerz
eItdore gnglono % Jrut,frig, BIZ
ler oct ionoregtige 5tf1oelog, bpor=
'l1eo oe tire solt forfel9er ct fplles
IGnoen1ool. Sore foreneoe Mrmeer
|bil ira mt al repreientere en- 2igo
til at gjen1enlfere Jreo 11eo Met=
foroiabeo.'" =. :
1 ~ ~
!. ".5
5ommc Sag iom Neribine lo1a-
oeoe ! Gropfrie, o,rfo1n BEN omeri=
fo'1ife aomlnisiion + til Netroeroo i
MuS1ono.
/ Dm 2eroogen blep Sen officie!!t
1nootaget al oen probiioriife &egie=
ring: l1oerrigsminilter .:Eereicbenfo
11obrogte poa 9tuslonos @egne en-
gelfon1it til &on1nisiionen.
6orbenbGrel16e Senator Glibn
9foot, Scr CT 6orn1onb for &onr1nisz
! iionelL ipareoe. ,1trafs n1eo en- Sale,
| bpilfen ban 1arlig b9boebe, at
Mner1fa iffe bar gaoet i116 / @rig,
for at forage bets 2an0ontraaoe el=
Let Wla9I men enc Dg alere tor
geporel1en of Demofratiets Soc /
geroel1. So1 opforore6e &uslo11b,
pct nDe Denofrati, til at goo ian1-
men meo Set el0ite De1nofroti i
aan1pen moo Ell fplles sSjenbe. Sg
Zoe 5oreneDe Stoter bobDe life afe1e
begpnof 2rigen for lin egen Sribeb,
men ligeiaa be- for @uslonbs Sri
beo fra EruTerl1e of ct geroens
Mutofroti.
Ser n,aa ipares.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22
1got til at rg,1lne alt bette Dnroo=
oe op til Confines.

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| |oe op til Confines.
@n Del Ielegran1n1er fra Slag:
fronten ontpber er6og, at ct loa;
oont Si!bagetog er- begpnbt.
Ser pe1,tes, at en- ltor Otfenltr
inort pil begpnoe longs 5looe1'
2ps; 6o set bar beret Ell Gel al
yeltnorifo1 &aigs 5trategi I 81
ienere Mooneoer at gaa frern longs
eli cller onoer Slo6 io1n Scarpe
% 5eniee. 2psflo6e1ts 0ul egner
fig ligeleoes u6merfet for &aigS
Operationer.
| Splferne penter itffert ogioa' be11=
tie Offe1iip, og for at afparge ben,
eller= / set mi116lte at uolfp6e Sen
l1ogen Sis, bor Sc bcgpl1bt nogle
beftige Mngreb pao oe nplig puao=
ne e,1gellfe 5ti!linger eitfor Mon=
cbp<le-Hrel1r, og tpang g11glen6erne
til at folbe tilboge fra bis1e trent
ifn6te 5tillinger.
Men ubober bis1e ntin6rc Sill
bagefalo bor @n9lpnoer11e bolot Sc
res @tilli11ger meb CLAUS.
Me66elelierlle fra &uslo11b / Sen
| forlgbne l1ge tD6er paa, at Sen pro-
Diloriife &e9jering er De6 at faa
|fa1tere @reb paa 5eEe11e al 5tats=
ifibet og at Mrbejber- pg 5olboter=
raa0et begpnber at onerfjenoe Sen
probiioriife &egjerings @anolinger
Dunaen bar ct bentneli9t Me0e
pe6taget en- &elolution ON, at BE-
gpnoe meo set famine en- Offenlip
|.of oen rusiiife Scr. Me1olutioa1en
erflereoe 1igelebes, 1t lutte 5epo=
rotfreb n1eo 3plflon6 og lengere
Gibs l1birffombeo poa Slngnorfe11,
T Tor at nnre ct MOS bbDDeIigIf sSorrn=
oer1 moo Hnslallos slll1ereoe.
Megjeringen bor lenbt en- Note til
|oets Mlliere0e, / bbilfel1 Der fore
| flans en- &o11ferettce for at renioere
SberenSfomiterne me11em Sc Mlie=
re6e :n1e6 @enipn til &rigsl11oqle11e
ltnotogel. 2on6oneroperensfon1iten
Ser beltemner, at ingen al 5igna=
tnrntogterne lfal lutte en- .lprifiH
Tre6.
g..
Noa &c eprige\ 51ogntorfer bor
alt | BEN forlpbAe ltge n9rmeli
pnret roligt. @nfelta 91nnofegtni1l-
ger bprer til 0oge11s 8cgibenbe6er.
Stolienerne bor forbe6ret oeres Stil=
linger. 1ltrigerne bnr Deri1noD boz
ret nbirf1o1lrme Sra SEN gref= f=bul=
gorife @renie fo11tn1er Ser Meloing
ON, at oe alliereoeS So1oater bar
truffet Jig noget tilbage.. :.
5 VrGte11.q1o er alt t.. rol1gt. Sep=
neosn11oler er peo at d11ton1n1e
(ltprre Fortter, og oct forpe1hes, at
oen greife Stotsmdno 6. 8e1ti5elos
lnort nil blibe falot til Mtben for
at ooertoge &egieringen. Sen reiig+
nerebe Song &onltal1tin er lanrmet'
'1teu pe ppltee .oeep'e't.'ltei ~, y Stp'tgez
pu,.1 W ~ ''.e'. l1''lDe''sse Z t'o,'s ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22

- sfrip efter 8rgoennmuRs
al bette 8Iah.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22

II S S Snsoags iioite l1ge ollfom Ge=
'1ero1 9eribing ionrlne't ,ne0 bans.
Stab til Guris, bbor Sc fit Ell ali1n=
.renoe Mootagelie. 5aabel 8anez
gnoroen iont Be 8ouIebar6er, bbor-
igiennem @enerole1l piloe posiere,.
Dar tilpaffef tne6 itore Menneife=.
n1aSlcr, Der bnlfe6e at gibe oe11 FIR
fe offictelIe amerifo1ife Sprrepra=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-22

Sen ianme Sag toIte Gfsprafi-
bent Sbeooore 9fooicbe.t / 2it1cofn,
-seebr, til cn mGgtig Gorionling,
Der bar iarnlet for at feire 9aebroifds
8albtre6snarsbog.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07
MC-MAN FUTURE PLANS
ARE STILL UNDECIDED
Officials of the Company Have
All Returned From
Texas.

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'IIi'Ore OF Tine M'. Man OH com
I r1uy have ulI returned from Texas
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'.'h"m' ana hHn'IH ,N'rpt d'nlrt'
mental lcir'r i' the MAGNOLIA i'
Ir"I'Nw company Tor N|'.'on.u"V
IH".r Wl returned are j a 1hap
.'u. .'Hlut th l' y NJ iIiu.
]. D. II.tI.NtI. ... I.t|. general A.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

east of 1G-27-i is good for 100 barrels
The Mo Man oil company No. IL
,n the Foster farm i'm the southwest
Of the northeast of PLATA is good for
200 barrels.
The FairNicw. oil x Gas co No. &
On the Denton farm in the northwest
of the southeast Of S2S-4 Is "a 300
barrel we'll
The Sinclair Empire No on tho
Pculy farm u 2l-27-t is drilling at
1851 fcct. g. feet iu the sand, and
showing for Il 2OO-barrel well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

5-2G-5 are good for 2jO,2OO and
100000 feet OF gas each
The Forest oil company test on
the Simpkins farm IN the southwest
of 25-26-i is dry and abandoned.
The Towanda oil company test on
the bradley farm in the southwest of
l5-26-i is dry and abandoned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

They're made from the finest
materials, in the right way; these
clothes are best in style, fit and
service. They cost a little bit more
SIS and up-but they're worth
grcat dcaL more.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07
NORTH OF UEALDTON

GYPSY pil company has made a lOca-
ton for test in the northwest cor
ner of 32-2s-3w.
The same company is moving in
rig for test in the center of the west
line of the northeast OF 33-2-3
The Wildcat jim Oil company No.
. in lS-2-2 is on top of n sand at
lC52 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07
YARDS: SAND SPRINGS...TULSA
WRITE. PHONE OR CALL
Grove Lumber Co.
TULSA-PHONE s0O-OKLA.

building of a refinery at El Dorado
on an SO-acre site just purchased. The
company will be known as the Mid
land Refining company and will be
In charge of DR.. q. w. Gray of IIous-
ton, Texas, formerly OF the Texas
COMPANY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

REFINERY At Ell DORADO-W.
G.. Skelly, wcll-known oil man. with
a nice production at III Dorado. and
W. Irving Osborne, a banker OF Chi
Cago, have announced plans for the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07
FL DORADO uNNl COMPILE

Empire Gas Il l'ucl co.
Nos 81 and g. on the Marsh farm in
tho northeast of G-26-5 are good for
$50 ana 100 barrels each.
The Empire No, on the l.. Howe
farm i'm the cast hale of the north
west of 5-2G-5 Is making $50 barrels.
The sinclair oil & Gas Co. Nos. 32,
80 ana q ON the W. II. Linn farm
I'm the west half Of the northwest Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

At PUMPKIN CENTEH-D. d.
MicklcSon's test ON the George farm
in 23-lS-11 is good for | 10000 feet
of gas in sand at 1910 feet and will
bc docpCned.
Livingston and others No. . on the
Mcintosh farm in 16-1S-ll is drilling
at 600 feet.
Tho Twin state oil company No. 6
on the Jack farm in 9-1S-11 Is good
for 20 barrels.
IIaubert and others No. on the
George farm i'm 2S-1S-1l is a five
barrel well at 1858 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

At kELLYNILLE-Ke and 9TH
ers No. on the Jackson farm in So
1910 Is drilling at 500 feet
Graham and others are rigging up
for their test in 34-1S-10.
The Creek County oil company Is
drilling at 1900 feet in its No. on
the George farm In St-1S-lO.
Vaughn and Wheeler No. . on the
Allen farm in 2i-lS-l0 is drilling at
800 feet.
The Producers oil company test on
the Sneed farm in the northwest cor
ner of 20-1S-9 is drilling at $50 feet
Tho Bartlett oil company No. Z on
fee land I'm 27-1S-10 Is spuddlng In
and No. Is drilling AT 100 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

IN THE OStGE-The Southwest
Petroleum company No. II in the
southwest of S3-21-l2 is good for 2j
barrels.
j.. A. Gillespie's No. in tho north
cast CT 32-21-I2 is a l0-barrel well.
The Washington oil company No. I
in the southeast of the southeast OF
19-26-l1 Is dry and abandoned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

AT GARBER-The Sinclair oil &
Gas Co. test on the l.. Crews farm in
30-22-sw is shut down al Ills feet
waiting for the casing to settle and Is
flc wing by heads.
The same company test on the w
r. Murphy farm In 2S-2e-4w Is drill
Ing at coo feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07
The most economical clothes made are

Quality is the only thing that
pays; Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes carry more Of it than any
other clothes and are priced lower
considering what is in them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

NORTH or STONE BLUFF
The Ross Sglcr test on the Chlssoe
farm In 27-l7-1s Is drilling at 1000
feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

AT BARTLESNIILE-W r. Green
No. on the Nilsson farm in .S-e1-tt
is dry and abandoned,
Foster and others No, on the John
DclIart farm in 3l-27 II Is small
gas well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

AT KEYSTONE-John steele has n
rig up for No, on the Kemp farm
in the southwest OF the northeast OF
17-19-l0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

EAST OF TULSA-llastines and
others have n rig up for test on
the Partridge farm In the southeast
OF the northeast OF 16-l9-l3.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07

made from the best alwOo fabrics unless
the workmanship ggadc, unless the inside materials Of high
quality will shape and fit won't Cheap clothes
can't afford these quality items essential to service
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07
Lumber
Wholesale and Retail

Our prices will agreeably surprise
you. We are facilitated to make
prompt shipments. Special attention
given 10 wants of the oil industry.
Our service will please you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07
NOEru or EKOKI\ ARROW

\OHrH on EKOkI'\ AtIiOW-
Icutou and others are drilling at 600
feet iu their no. on the Tiger farm
iu "2-lP-15.
Tclluor and others have made To-
cation Tor so. ON the Abrams farm
iu the northeast of the southeast OF
,.1P-li.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-07
In the Oil Fields
on MARKET QUOTATIONS.

'e' oooo j. A. MsNseyor Res. '577R
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13

The great Yankee Robinson shows
will reach here early In the morn
ing. at n O'Clock the mile long pa
rade viii begin to traverse the prin-
cipal down town streets. aud imme-
diatoly on its return to the show
grounds several free acts will he Civ
on. and tho opening Of the annex
departments. Side shows and the new
war museum.
when the big doors open. the con
cert band viii render "a pleasing pro-
gram, and then the show is ON. Much
has beer promised. and the manage
ment having "A good reputation 10
sustain. will see the people are not
disappointed.
In concise form these entirely new
events, pastimes ana acts will be Of
fered for approval. The immense
arena Will zoe q ElitterinE sight Of
skillful and thrilling aCrobauc feats.
funny clowns and nowhere else to no
seen such a program AZ educated
performing wild and domestic ami
mails. lryings lions. Van Andrews
lcopards, iaguars and punas; Ruth
lie Nora's mountain lions. Albcr's
polar hears. Warren's seals. col
Hobbs blue ribbon horses. aBttling
Nelson and his athletic show. bog
and pony races. riding monkeys.
At the night exhibition the show
grounds will bc illuminated ne bright
a. dav for tho show carries rs W
electric light plant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
Yankee Robinson's
Monster Shows to
Be Here Tomorrow

Tho circus street parade will leave
the show grounds az II a m. rain or
shine.
Drivers and Transfers are caution
ed To have secure control Of their
horses.
Motor car parties Will find good
sight seeing space IN the side streets.
IL the weather is inclemcnt. tho
tents are water proof.
Doors are open at I and I .. m.
Performances begin at . and 3
y. m.
The c band will play for ono
hour before each exhibition.
Two performances are given daily,
ain or shine.
To prevent errors or arguments
have your eNact change ready.
Ample police protection will pre-
vent any disorder.
The shot carries It's own detectives
also.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
Ten More Members
Added to c. of c.;
Total Now Ia TAP

The membership committee OF the
Albuquerque Chamber OF Commerce
OF which Mr.. W. g. Oestreich il chair
man. announces the following new
members
=. +. McCanna. Mountain states
Telephone and Telegraph Co. Joe
R%arnett, W. II. switzer. J. c. sanchez,
Excelsior Laundry. Noa Ilfeld. Mrs.
Noa ilfeld. u. NJ. Pray and r. q.
Dun a co. This brings the member
ship I'm the chamber up to 7I2.
President Max Nordhaus has APP
pointed - X - Sellers. = r. Nc
Gamma and y \ MACPHERSON n com
mittee 10 look after the big patriotic
demonstration which has been
planned for the four days OF October
10. II. ~ and 10. when II became
evident that no fair would he held
Secretary Tombs Of the Chamber OF
Commerce got busy and rs a result
Of the conferences between various
amusement concerns and the Cham
ber Of Commerce committee q four
DAYS potiatch Ia which all the ~eln-
tives and friends Of the soldier now
in Albuquerque as well as the public
generally throughout the state will be
invited.
Having completed the organization
Of the charities bureau 80 satisfactor-
ily and successfully President Nord-
haus has turned his attention TO the
bureau on Publicity and health and
rs q preliminary "a il establishment
has appointed the following commit
tee to get the work going Or. Leroy
:. Peters. chairman; u. A. Mcpher-
son. Aldo Leopold, pr. Joseph :.
Cipcs. g. -. Cushman, Russell Mead.
- W. Fow.
Capt u. j Twitchen writes from
Deming that he has been transferred
from For, Bliss 20 Dcming and that
Demine looks like a mining camp In
boom times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
Personal News
Items.


Auto springs. all makes Korher Co.
Four-O Taxi Service Phone 40.
Victor Greenleaf has gone to Seattle,
Wash.
Mrs H. L. Able. of Bclen. Is visit
ing here.
Geo. ". Slaughter Of Roswell IL here
on business
Mrs G. ". Fraser was here from
socorro today.
Aldo Leopold has returned from "a
trip to Grand Canyon.
Mrs. George Travis has returned
from an out of town trip.
Mrs. +. G. Brassen has returned
from a stay In California.
Mrs. oscar I.iffreinE OF Sabinal. was
an Albuquerque visitor today
\ J.. Rieduue has returned from
an out 81 town trip on business
Mss Louise Bell j. back from a
visit To relatives in Trinidad colo.
". :. Fullerton has returned FROM
Il trim to his range IN the paul dis
trcit
Attorney George : Klock has re-
turned from q business trip to Las
Vegas
T.. r Chase returned yesterday
from q trip Go the northern art of
the state.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Morgan 90 VIII.
lam street are the parents of Il boy
born YESTERDAY.
e r. Albright q former resident.
was here yesterday on his way iroui
Los Angeles 10 the east.
John Kerr, of the forest service. Will
go to the Jemcz vouutry ON am iu-
Spcction trip In IL few DAYS.
N r Moriarty has returned from
q visit 90 relatives and friends len
Indiana. Illinois and Kansas.
Miss Annette Wcinman IL expected
home today from Southern Califor-
mia, where she has hecn spending five
months.
Roy stromc. Or. f. r. Boyer and
flomer Spitzmesser have returned
from a weeks Trip in the Upper Pecos
country.
y $ HAYES has obtained , builds
inE permit for repairs and the CON,
structiun 81 an adobe room. tw-.}" ht
twelve feet. ~ NUe North Eleventh
street.
Edmund Ross has gone TO Cullfo--
mia 9" take part len an inspection oi
irrigation projects with e party DOL,
other engineers. He expects tu be-
gone two months.
pnofrc ~Sandpv1l and Miss r.uwnlq
Snudoyal were married last night hy
Justice 90 the Peace John W Wilson.
They left for q two-moutht honey
moon In California.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
Lawyers Say
They'll Go to Roswell

Fifteen lawyers Of Tho city have
promised 20 attend tho state bar ass
sociation meeting ~ Roswell. Sep
temher IS. 10 and 90. The promises
were obtained by % bar association
committee which made q personal
canvass Of the law offices
u is hoped "a get delegations from
Santa Re and Sncorro 10 Join with the
Albuquerque aud get 90 special car
Tor the trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13

"B'-'The Mysteries Of Myra." a
two-part extra with regular program:
star Dust "Selig World Library No.
ii-TropScal' and The Candy jag
Crystal-"The Hippodrome -Four
a vaudeville company OF four mem
beers.
iyric-"rhe Beautiful Lie repeat
ed coined. Her Anniversaries
Pastimc-'Wce Lady Betty. on How
to Keep House Ia AN Irish Castle"
featuring Bessie Love. q former resi-
dent here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
Albuquerque Flyers
Have Reached France

/, Nr. and Mrs. j. H. O'Reilly havo
just received a cablegram from their
sons. Joseph, Jr.. and Frank, saying
that they had arrived safely in France
on September I. after twenty-fOur
days on the ocean. They are in the
aviation corps. Walter farkhurst OF
this city. who enlisted In the flying
corps with them. Is understood to
have reached France also.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13
Defense Auxiliary
To Meet on Friday

The county auxiliary Of the state
council Of defense will meet Fridny
afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the CONNER
cial club Anyone Interested In the
auXiliary's work will be welcomed Go
the meeting.
Addresses will be made at the
meeting 10y Cob D. e. Abbott, com
Ihandcr of the First regiment. ana
". L. FoN. edItnr and pnhlicIat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-13

DR.. W ". Dill has changed his
office 90 New Armijo building. Third
and Central Hour . 10 Z q, m. Pm.
g6I.