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u. s. SAILORS TO HAVE
MORE FOOD At NIGHT.

WASHINGTON. May 17.--Am-
erioan sailors are going to have
more to eat during the war. Here's
what a bill passed by the Senate
says:
During the continuance OF the
present war an extra allowance OF
one ounce OF coffee or cocoa. two
ounces OF sugar. four ounces Of
hard bread or It's equivalent. and
four ounces OF preserved meat or
It's equivalent shall be allowed to
enlisted men OF the deck force and
standing night watches between 5
o'clock p. NJ. and 8 o'clock A. NJ"
The evening world., 1917-05-17
ITALIANS CONTINUE
OFFENSIVE ON IS0NzO;
TAKE MANY CAPTIVES

ROME, May 17.-Italy's contrlbu-
ton TO ths seriss ef general o6ensives
10 which the German and their allied
armies are being Subjected continued
to-day along ia rocky slopes OF the
Julian Alps.
After months OF preparat ton. during
which they have perfected their or
gaL.Iation unA piled UP immense
heaps OF ammunition, the Italians arc
moving forward wfthOut a hitch. in
filctlng z Il lNsses on the Al .lans
and taking thousands OF prisoneTA
Along tAsir thlrty-hve-mile front
the Italian e. have forced a pass
a., or the Isonzo north OF Gorixia,
at many points. al already hold
most OF the crests OF tho high range
OF hills commanding the cast banks
of the river.
Already the Itafian5 have taken and
counted s.97S prisoners. among them
nlnety-eight omcers. and others are
being sent back hourly. In addition
tl..J have taken a mountain battery
and thir' machine guns.
LONDON. May i7.--Another A ed
advance on the Balkan front. this
time by tho British on the right wing.
near Doiran. and also as far east as
the struma. is reported officially here.
This carr the battle eastward so
that seven-eigh of the Allied Balkan
front. from Lake Presba to Lake
Tahlnos. upward OF fifty miles, In in
volyed.
The evening world., 1917-05-17
BRITISH SHIPPING LOSS
SHOWS BIG DECREASE

LONDON. May II. - Eighteen
British merchant vessels OF more
than 1900 tons were sunk during
the past week, says the official
summary OF shipping losses issued
here. Five merchantmen OF less
than 1000 tons were sunk, together
with three fishing vessels. The
summary;
All nationallties--Arrivals. 2,56S;
saillngs, 1859.
British vessels mined, subma-
rlned and sunk. over 1000 tons,
including one prevlously-1S; un-
Ter 1000 tons-5.
British merchantmen unsuccess-
fully attacked. including five pre-
viously-19.
British fishing vessels sunk-1.
The foregoing statement shows
tho losses for the week cut con-
slderably more than half as re-
CARDS the number OF vessels sunk,
last weeks report showing sixty
two vessels. as compared with
twenty-six in the current state
ment. In large vessels tho de-
crease was from twenty four 10
eighteen.
The high water mark In the de-
struction OF large vessels was
reached in the report OF April 20.
when forty such vessels were an
nounced as destroyed.
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MILITARY HoNoRS FOR SACHS
Detail From FIST Ht Funeral OF
Corporal Killed ny Fail.

The funeral OF Corporal Abraham
Sachs Of the SAventy-first Regiment.
who died yesterday ia st. Luke's Hos
pital in Newburgh OF injuries sustained
IN a fall from "a railroad bridge while
on guard duty. was held this afternoon
from his late home at No. n East One
Hundred and Nineteenth Street.
Sachs was buried with military hon
ors. Capt. H.. g. Schroeder and a detail
from the machine gun company OF
which the corporal was member at
tended The pallbearers were SerRt.
Edward Alexander and Privates j.
Grohs. Edward klllmer. Forbes No
Kenzie. Leo Newman and Leo III.
Worms.
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CIVIL SERVICE MEN GET PAY.
Military Compensation Must He
Ueducted, Irwis Rates.

Clvl Service cn,ploNor5 doing military
duty prior 10 the passage of recent
anendment 10 the state military law
viii receive hrlr CIyu Service pay
minus the amount of taer military pay,
hut not less than S25 "a month Ciyu
Service employees who waited TO enlist
mtu after the Legislature nasSed the
amendment will have 20 get the consent
of tnr Governor Movor or other off
Gals specified In the act. before they
can draw their CiyI Service pay.
Attorney General Lows to-day placed
this Interpretation on the Mw signed
hy Coy. Whitman last week. Henry
NJ Sohiffcr. President of the Bronx
Clyil Service Employees Association
asked for the information.
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Women Srcm =" Re immune Inder
the procIHHnti0n.

WASHlNGTON, May l7.--Govern-
mcut officials charged with the en-
lorccment of the Presidents procla-
nation regarding the treatment OF
allen enemies residing iu this coun-
try are facing a difficult situation In
rounding up those who are classed as
dangerous persons, Liable TO AFFORD
sid and comfort TO the Zoe. II de-
Neloped to-day the terms OF the proc
lamauon do not apply 10 women.
The words males OF the age OF
fourteen years aud upward have
proved the stumbling block In the
way of strict enforcement
The evening world., 1917-05-17
PlMLIC0 WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Sellius: two-year- olds
four and one-half furiongs. don
ll0 (Robinsonl. straight $3.50. place
500. show 1920. first; DalrOse. l0i
ond Land Lubber. ll5 tWflliamsl
show S3.2O. third. Time. SO 3-5. Cave
Man. Sweet Marguerite. Scarf and Lad j
Moore also ran.
SECOND NCE-ConsolatiO ion steeple
chase; selling: four year olds and up
ward: two miles. Elect. ttt IN
Haynesl. straight 5000. place A.oO
show $40. won. Robert oliver. i5l
(Allen). place -. show s370. second
HandrunninE. 1872 (SteVens). show $40
third Time 3.5b 3-S. Idle Michael
Kilix, Welsh King and J. G Ewalt alsc
ran.
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READY FOR BATTLE As
SOON As THEY REACHED
WATERS OF U BOAT ZONE

LONDON, May 17.-The Germans
have known OF tine presence of the
stars and Stripes in the naval con-
filct since n u boat made an unsuc-
ccssful attack on one of the American
destroyers. IL was understood to day
that until certain of this the British
Admiralty withheld announcement OF
the arrival OF some OF the finest and
fastest destroyers in the United
states navy TO get in the thick OF the
fight against German submarines.
In n simple. businessiike manner.
without formality. the American
senior officer came ashore TO greet
the British senior officer and Wesley
Frost, the American Consul at
Queenstown.
There was an exchange OF shore
greetings, the British notilla COM
mander congratulated the American
officers on their safe voyage and
asked the American officer In charge
when he would be ready for service.
EARLY in the morning" was his
prompt reply. 1--WE got ready on the
way across for speedy action"
A number OF officers OF the Amer
lean feet attended luncheon OF the
British Navy League to-day. The
luncheon was in honor OF American
Ambassador Page, but at the last
moment he was indisposed and could
not attend.
Among those present were Admiral
Jellicoo, First Sea Lord: Admiral
Beresford. Admiral Long, Gen. Rob
ertsOn and the japanese Ambassador.
A message from the American
Navy League was read expressing
harmony and sending greetings
Sir Edward Carson. First Lord ~
the Admiralty. remarked that the
date OF the function almost coincided
with the arrival OF the first install
rent OF the assistance which the
American navy was going to give
the Allies As First Lord OF the
Admiralty Sir Edward said he de-
sired 10 express his appreciation of
the speedy way In which the Amer
lean Government had rendered as
sistance.
This evidence of absolute harmony
and cooperation between the British
and American navics VIII never be
broken until tne enemy IL CfuSneu,
Sir Edward continued. "lt will not
De- broken even then, because II will
he cemented by many events which.
will have led TO the liberation Of
humanity. Whatever the distance
between the old and the new world,
We have always cherished one great
ideal love of liberty and progress and
determination 10 beat back the ag-
gressor. whoever he may he. who
dares TO lay hands ON the fabric OF
civilization which We together have
built up"
carson took advantage OF the oc-
casion to strike back at some OF the
recent criticisms OF the Admiralty.
while the English political grum-
blers imagine the feet and the Ad-
miralty do not know their business.
the navy is silently. courageously
carrying on its work with unsur-
passed horolsm and patriotism" he
said. "It would he foolish to under
estimate the terrible menace of the
4 boats. N must he solved, but IL IL
not to be- solved by abuse
The navy Is going to win; and we
are going to stick II out. Neither
the navy nor myself has swelled
heads nor cold feet"
Toasts To President Wilson and the
American Navy were drunk by the
gathering
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WEAK, NERVOUS
/ OHIO WOMAN
Says Vinol Is Best
Medicine on Earth.

my blood YVES very poor--I was in
. weak, NERVOUS, rundown condition.
] tried different remedies without bene.
tit. and one day my druggist told me
about Vinol. tried il and il built me
up in every way-blood, strength and
nerves-and l tell my friends IL is the
best medicine on earth TO build up
weak, rundown. nervous women. -
Mrs. Earl BrInson, Bellefontaine, Ohio
Vinol shaTpens the appetite, aids
digestion, enriches the blood and in
this natural manner creates strength.
We wish every person in town who
= suffering from q weakened. run
down, devitalized condition would try
Yinol on our guarantee 20 return their
money IL Il fails to benefit them. At
Liggetts- -Riker-Hegemsn Drug Stores
and at all drug stores that display the
vinOl Agency Sign Also at the leading
drug store IN al New York towns.-AdYt.
The evening world., 1917-05-17
WHEAT DROPS l6C. A BUSHEL
nreRL Follows Hcport That NIIeS
NiII Resell Here.

CHICAGO. May l5.--Whest prices
broke as much az lsa a hushoI to-day
on account Of assertions that the En-
tente Governments would sell back huge
amounts OF future delivery bought in
the United States
That the American Government would
he eNpcctcd 10 guarantee ~ return that
the Allies would receive, when needed,
adequate supplies from this side did not
prey vent ro-selling from having an inn
mediate scnsa tionai h-arlsh etteVt July
opened 2li to 2.-2 and September at
l.95 to 200
Gho csoso was unsettled. 8 40 lie.
not lower with July M elg ana Sep
tember a. l,99.
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MORE AMERICAN WARSH|PS
GOING TO BRITISH WATERS
CONTINUED from First PageJ

eelved no reports that engagements
have occurred between United states
vessels now In European waters and
the vessels Of the enemy"
After receiving long cable mes
sage to-day from Admiral Sims
Secretary Daniels asked Sims to fur
nish a full report on the fight be-
tween the American destroyer and a
L boat.
Navy men expressed themselves as
pleased at the British statement Of
reduced shipping losses from sub
marines. The presence OF American
destroyers. 1t was admitted. might
have helped reduce the totals.
The evening world., 1917-05-17
SEXES HAND IN HER BAG.
nronx GIRL Captures AIisped THIEF
IN subway TrniS.

Maud Dupray Of No ss5 Westchester
Avenue. one Of the prettiest girls IN
the Bronx. prosecuted her own prisoner
in the Morrisania Court this afternoon.
lie was Joseph Anlsel Of No $50 Inter
vale Avenue.
Miss Dupray testified she felt tug
at her shopping bag in a subway train
last evening. She grabbed the hand
but Ankel ran. she said. lie got into
another car. but she finally seized him
and held him until policeman came.
Ankel denied he had touched the
bag. hut Magistrate Nolan held him ~
81 400 bail for tho Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1917-05-17
"My glasses hurt my

J = NsI
nose sop exclaimed a young
woman as she removed the Of
tenders from her nose. "And
they've been annoying me for
weeks"
BY having your glasses fire.
quently re-adjusted you will
escape such annoyances. Come
to the nearest of our ten offices
and have one Of our experienced
Opticians re-adjust them so
that they will set comfortably.
II you have been using the
same lenses for n couple of
years, or longer, have one of
our OculiSts (Registered Ply
sicians) examine your eyes and
tell you whether or not your
eyes need a change Of lenses.
Harris Glasses are $500 or
more, according to the lenses
you need and the mounting you
select.
The evening world., 1917-05-17
ARMoRIEs ABOUT WHICH BAR.
RED ZONES ARE FIXED.

The armOrteS ana naval militia
stations about which barred zones
viii be declared, are listed by Mar
shal Mccarthy as follows:
In New York and the Bronx: Eighth
Coass Artillory, Ninety-fourth street
and Park Avenue, with new armory
40 Jerome Avenue and Hingsbrdge
Road: Ninth Coast Artillery, Four
teenth street near Sixth Avenue: /:
Twenty second Engineers Corps. Fort
Washington Avenue and one Hun
dred and SiXty-elghth Street: First
Field Artillery, Broadway ana Sixty
eighth street: SECOND Field Artillery,
Franklin Avenue and one Hundred
and Sixry-slNth Street; Squadron 4,
Cavalry, Madison Avenue and Nine
Is fourth street
First Battalion Signal Corps and
Seventy-nrst Infantry, Park Avenue
and Thirty fourth street; Twelfth
Infantry. SiXty-sccond Street and
Columbus Avenue; Seventh lnfan-
try, Park Avenue and sixty sixth
street. Fifteenth Infantry. No. .al7
seventh Avenue; StNty-ulnth Infantry,
/ 40. 6S Lexington Avenue; Naval
Militia station, 1. =. y. Granite state.
foot OF Ninety Street.
lu brooklyn: Thirteenth Coast Az.
tillcrN. sumner Avenue aud Ierfprsou
second Field ARTILLERY. No. RI Clcr,
mont Avenue; t'ir@t Cavalry. No. lS1.
Bedford Avenue: Fourteenth In
fautry. 80. l4Oa Eighth Avenue, Twcn.
p-third Infantry, Bedford Ayenu,
ana Atlantic Avenue, Forty y-scvents =
lamutS. 40 BOO Marcy Avenue
Naval Militia station foot of FifN.
second street Pay Ridge
There are several small armOrlcs In
the eleven northern counties Of thi,
Federal district and these will b,
taken car, ui by special deputies. Th,
Marshal suggests that German 50,
cictics, clubs. Sc, open Information
bureaus 10 advise uunuturiii2cd Tcu
tons Of whut - required
The evening world., 1917-05-17
HURT IN BUILDING COLLAPSE.
Passerby Badly InJuFed when Fire
Escape Gave Way.

Police reserves from the West Thlr-
tieth street station and Engine Com
pany No. were called out to-day
when an antiduGted fre escape on a
three-story building at No. 12S West
Twenty ninth Street gave way on the
second floor and fell to the street. carry
ing several tons Of brick with II.
Two men. Jacob Miller OF No. 267
West Thirty seventh Street. and Jacob
Groffiend. No 40s Ninth Avenue. were
working on the nre escape when it fell.
Groffiend was slightly injured. Serious
injuries were sustained by Jacob Levitt.
aged seventy. of No. So Rutgers Street.
who was passing by. when a brick
struck him. frpcturing his skull. He
was taken to Bellevue
The evening world., 1917-05-17
Texas senate wants Nc Food Price
FixiuE by the Governments,

AUSTIN. Tex, May IL - The State
Senate unanimously adopted to-day a
resolution condemnIng the attempt to
have the Government fix the prices OF
food products. The resolution urgas
that Government control be- confined
to eliminating the middleman and
sppcuiatOr
The evening world., 1917-05-17
Surviving GuRHers Of vseuum want
to Hunt H0ats

WASHINGTON. May II. - seamen
Frank NJ Lasher OF Elgn. H., and
George T. Wilson Of Missouri Valley. la.
survivors Of the gun crew Of the tor
pedoed steamer Vacuum, have applied T.
be assigned to another armed merchant
ship and It IL possible that the Navy
Department will meet their wishes The
TWO blueIackets are eager FOR "A chance
to avense their lost comrades
The evening world., 1917-05-17
HrItIsh Socialists 10 Ignore stock
holm Conference.

LONDON. May 1.-THE Nationalist
Socialist Party Of England will take
no part IN the international Socialist
conference at Stockholm. The ESecu-
tive Committee announced to-day that
the pArty dissociated itself entirely from
the conference, adding: such a con
ference Is OF no real Importance and
can ONLY bring ridicule on the Social
lat cause"
The evening world., 1917-05-17
MANUFACTURERS ELECT.
Directors of National Body hgHin
Name Pope ~ Head.

officers Of the National Association Of
Manufacturers were reelected to-day al
a meeting OF the Board Of Directors.
The association has just concluded It's
here. Re reelected ofilcers
arc. President. George Pope; Treas
urer. Henry Abbott; General Manager.
Houdinot New directors were chosen.
The evening world., 1917-05-17
DIED.

CoLE.-BRYAN COLE, aged as year..
Services THE FUNERAL CHuRCu
Broadway, ooth and S7th sts. tFranE
CamDbelrs), Thursday.
HORroN.--May -. MARY A.. moth.,
OF Charles and Nsttis Horton, AGED 40
years.
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
Broadway, seth and 9th sts. CEranE
T. Campbell BuildinSl. Thursday At.
ternoon, l.so o'clock.
LUBY.-LouIs LUBY, aged 81.
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH
broadway, eoth and o7th SITS. tErant
f. Campbell Building, Thursday ln.r.
noon, o'clock.
hANGOLD.-EvA MANGoLD, aRsd "a
Services at THE FUNERAL CHURCH
Broadway ana sTth st. Drank Y.
Campbell BuIldinE), Friday evening".
$50 o'clock PTiyRts,
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whi,n,aa signs MN 10 Keep CR@ps
Free sf Ilaasr.

ALBANY. May The Newton Bill,
authorizing the state Excise Comnis-
sioner. with the approval Of the Gov-
ornor. to prohibit during the war the
sale OF intoXicants near camps. bar
racks or munitions factories wF
signed by GOV. whitman to-day. ThLi
action. however may only be taken a.
the request Of Mayor Of a city or
town board.
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selecting Moderator for the Pres
hyferlnn Ihmrch.

DALLAS. Tex, May 17.--E1ection OF
a moderator was the chief business be-
fore the One Hundred and Twenty
ninth General Assembly OF tine Presby-
teriSn Churches at its second session
to-day Among the candidates are DR.
J, Wilbur ChampnIan of New York, DR.
Robert Johnson OF Montreal Canada
William H. Roberts Philadelphia, and
Dr. Harlan n. Mendenhall OF New York
More than 5000 delegates were present,
The evening world., 1917-05-17
M::N.Navuis,
0cAGASts ANA nns

% East Esd ST.. near 9TH Ave.
% West l2Sth ST.. near Lencx Ave.
"a w. 34th St.. bet. 9th & 9Th AveS-
h2 Columbus Av.. bet. S1st & SEA SITS.
20 Nassau ST.. near John 81.
1905 StNlcho,as Av., ,bet.1S0th & lslst.
1898 Broadway. bet. 9sth & Tooth SIS.
1907 Broadway. mr.. wIno'by, Brooklyn
4b9 Fulton st. opp. \. a. s.. BrOolslyn
GS3 Broad ST.. next TO Bedeli. Newark
The evening world., 1917-05-17

GEEENWlCH Conn. May ~ james
kesuc OF New canaan Conn, was m-
stantly Killed on Boston Post Road,
near Lawrence Inn. Mamarunrck y. Y.
last night when his automobile crashed
into telegraph pole. James Patterson
Of New Canaan, also an occupant ot the
car who was slightly injured said the
glare Of lights on an approaching car
caused Keane 70 lose control OF the
machine,
The evening world., 1917-05-17
Naval Re.erve. to Co to cA~p soon.

The Naval Reserve Force, which will
man the Mosquito and Patrol Fleets.
will go into camp within ten days. II
was announced late this afternoon. The
rush or men to enroll continued to-day.
Work on he Navgl Reserve camp win
ne rushed, and II should he ready for
AZ least 4. 600 men within n week.
The evening world., 1917-05-17
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET,
WlTI At
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

NlIIOUII Load VOmplUy = ErruTnI
quarterly dividend OF - per cont. on
preferred stovh ,uj D per cent uu com
mon Preferred Is payable June 10 and
common payable Jounc 20 to stock of
record june s.
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RassIans Cua Way Through niaE
of Kurda.

PBTRoGRAD. May IA nine hour
battle between Russian frontiersmcu
and Cossacks against an erirclng coz
umn OF kurds IN the Caucasus resulted
Ia the Russians cutting their way
through. to-dRy's official statement said
The Russians lost fifteen killed seven
wounded. Ths action was near kula-
pasova.
The evening world., 1917-05-17
LAMBS at Highest Prize Ia History
OF stock Wards.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. May l7.- Lambs
reached the highest mark In the his
tory Of the stock yards here, selling at
$50 per hundred at the market opening
to-d day.
The evening world., 1917-05-17
10000 GERMANS
y HERE MUST MOVE.
= OR GET PERMITS
: Continued from First psEeJ

those travelling upon recognized pub
lie car'lers. An alien, for instance,
would violate the order II he drove
through the district in his automo-
bile.
II am relying upon the publicity
this order will be given as the best
means OF informing aliens OF what is
required.
mo attempt will bo made until June
10 locate Germans In any OF the
barred districts. After that date. how
ever. Germans found there without
permits will h summarlly arrested and
promptly interued"
The permits will be granted. upon
approval OF Wash ington. ito continue
residence within. come within. pass
through. be employed within and con-
duct business within" any OF the
barred territories Tho applicntions
must'be in duplicate and accompanied
by three unmounted photographs OF
inches in size. The photographs must
bo on thin paper and hhye II light
background, ana all should loo signed
by the applicant across the face bu:
not 50 as to obscure the fca lures.
Recommendation of the employer.
or Of several, II possible are required.
oath must be taken not to "injure,
impede. or interfere, by word or deed,
the I'nited Stut,s or its nfIIrers
agents or representatives in the
prosecution Of the war In which 1t is
now engaged, and further that 1 will
commit no net OF hostility against the
United States. and that will give no
aid. comfort or Information T. It's
The evening world., 1917-05-17

Adams Express company Regular
dividend ~ 81 30 a share pay
able June ! ia stock Of record May 2l.
The evening world., 1917-05-17

BrOolIvu Union Gas COMPANY Extra
dividend of / per cent. and regular Quar-
tcrly dividend Of ls per cent payable
July z 10 stock OF record June Is.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-01-26
"CASCARETS" ACT
ON LIVER BOWELS
No sick headache, biIiOusness,
bad taste or constipation
by morning.
ca Q 1O-cent boz.

Are you keeping your bowels, liver,
and stomach clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarets, or merely forcing q
passageway every few days with
Salts, Cathartic Pills, Castor OIL or
Purgative Waters2
Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let
Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and reg.
ulate the stomach, emove the SOU
and fermenting food and foul gases,
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out Of the system all the
constipated waste matter and poisOns
in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sicken
OF cause any Inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents a box from your store.
Millions Of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
have Headache, Biliousness, Coated
Tongue, Indigestion, Sour Stomach or
Constipation. Adv.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-01-26
DOorkeeper of Senate Dies.

Santa Fe.-Florencio Esquibel, door
keeper in the State Senate at the last
session, was found dead in bed at tho
school for the deaf and dumb, where
he was visiting his son, one of the
pupils. Esquibel's home is at Ribera,
San Miguel county, and he came to
Santa Fe to apply for a position in the
Legislature. He succeeded in this n
deavor and would have gone to work
on Monday. Heart failure was the
cause of death.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-01-26
state Money Must Draw interest.

Santa Fe-That all moneys in the
hands of state officers not absolutely
the property Of the state should be
deposited in a depository designated
by the state finance board, to draw
interest at not less than 8 per cent for
the state, is the declaration of Attor-
ney General Patton in an opinion
written for the finance board. The
board is established under the Clark
public moneys bill and consists of the
governor, treasurer and auditor.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-01-26
W. S. Gillian ReappoInted.

Santa F6.-Despite a fight made on
him Francis E. Lester has been reap
pointed to the county road board of
Dona Ana county, the others appointed
with him being w. S. Gillian Of Me-
silla Park and J. F. Bennett Of Las
Cruces.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-01-26
TweIve New Attorneya.

Santa Fe-Twelvs yaung men took
the oath as attorneys and members Of
the New Mexico Bar in the State Su-
preme Court which convened for the
January term.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1917-01-26
New Mexico Veterans Die.

Santa F6.-Two more New Mexico
veterans have died at the National
Soldiers Home at Sawtelle. a suburb
of Los Angeles. They are Nathaniel
Kennerston Of Silver City. and John
Il. Watson Of Oeming.