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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-20
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
LEA COUNTY
Office of the Commissioner Of Public Lands,

Office Of the Commissioner Of Public Lands
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
spps s . P'j }uns ., Of l.i sr t Ast i "a c0o 81 .ht
POPULATIONS Of the State L..d Office, the
Commissioner Of Public Lands will offer a,
pubi a:.,os Sale to the hiS %ssa. bid. bidder, s.1 at
TENDER 10Th. 1917, in the town Of Loving
in front Of the Court House thesein the
following described tract Of land. viz:
- SAY! K. 49, IS. R. ~; ssr. All Al, Of Of sessions sses. 70, = =,
Is, .. .: q. -; $. {: ,ss.. :. II; Al
u; WHWN Sec. III. All Sec. ls; Wh,WN1
+ fef rs S. E. E." sac, ' All Of Sc Sections. S, g. :,
8. u, Il, 10, 23s q. s26, IS and Is. T. us, R.
3sE., containing 1882.
The improvements on this land consist
Of fencing valued at $isOo.o.
No bid on the above described tract oil
land will be accepted for less than Five
praised value thereof. And in addition
thereto the successful bidder must pay
Tor the Improvements that exist on the
land.
Commissioner Of Public Lands, or his agent
holding such sale, one-twentieth Of the
price offered by him for the land. -four
per cent interest in advance for the
balance Of such purchase price, the fees
for advertising. and appraisement and al
costs incidental to the sale herein. and
ea,i ana all Of said amounts mist be
deposited in cash or certified exchange
at the time Of sale. and which said amount.
to the State Of New Mexico II the success.
full bidder does not execute a contract
within thirty days after It has been mailed
to him by the State Land Office, said
contract to provide that the purchase may
at his option make payments Of not less
than one. thirtieth Of ninety-fve per cent
Of the purchase price at any time after
the sale and prior to the expiration oi
! thirty years from date OF the contract,
and to provide for the payment OF any
unpaid balance at the expiration of thirty
interest on deferred payments at the rate
Of four per cent per annum payable in
advance on the anniversary OF the date 'i
contract, partial payments to be credited
on the anniversary Of the date of contract
next following the date Of tender.
The Commissioner of Public Lands OF
New Mexico, or his agent, holding such
sale, reserves the right to reject any and
all bids Offered at said sale. Possession
under contracts Of sale for the above
described tracts will be given on or be-
lore October LIST, 1917.
Witness my hand and the, official seal
Of the State Land Office this 10th day
ROBT. p. ERVIEN
Commissioner of Public Lands
State OF New Mexico
FIRST Publication june p, l917.
Last Publication September 7, 1917.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-20
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
SIERRA

Office of the Commissioner OF Public Lands
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Notice is hereby given. that pursuant
70 the provisions Of an Act OF Congress
State Of New Mexico and the rules and
Commits sioner of Public Lands will offer al
.uH, I;.ot Sale n 70 oh the ru sish,.' Aa SiSasr' ,4t f.
III, in the town Of Hiilsboro. County o.
Sierra. State Of New Mexico in frontoi
ehe Court House there n. the following des'
eribed tracts Of land, viz:
Sale No. ~. Lot. 2, 3 Sec. 3. 7. isS, R.
GW., containing 1881. acres: There are nc
improvements on this land.
Sale No. 81. EHEH Sec: 9. All Of Sec
NE1SEX Sec. is, I" l,S.. r. wv, contain.
ng 100 acres. The improvements on
chs land consist Of reservoir and fencing
value $42s. .
Sal. Ne. 81 NwN Sec. 2, T. lss.. R. Nv.
containing 1s3.4s acres. The IMPROVEMENT
:: :ind sn,i ''a tank soni f1ui, OF .r nSu.@' and nS''i fencing,
value $500.
Sal. ~ Nc. $685.. 50; *: N NV Ser ss;.: , T; rs u.s.;
ARE no improvements on this land.
Sal. No. %. ..wHNwA Sec, IS. T. i6s,
H.. BW., containing " acres. Ane impfONe'
nents on this land consist OF fencing
value 40.
Sale No. us, SWNSEH Sec. Il. VIZ. seq
WKNEN, SEKNEN Sec. At. Us, r.
NV. containing $40 acres. Tn improve
1ents on this land consist Of reservoir
ditch, blowing, and fencing, value $1,000
Sale No. -. All of Sec. L; T. u.s., R
SW., containing $40 acres. There are nc
improvements on this land.
Sale No. a, NJ, SEN Sec. II, T. lsS.
SW., containing $50 acres There are nc
improvements OF this land.
81. NJ Ssss g s s1s' W. sSNt Sf,xs Sci
s ssN' 10. S ssssWn. 'e SiwhsEN, EHNEN sec
NEKNEN Sec. is, sWlsEK Sec. a. -NWH
Sec. rs, NKSWE Sec. Ut. 1sS., R. sw.
containing l,2sQ acres. The improvement,
ON this land consist Of fencing. value
Sale No. 90, whswA, NEHswH, sen
NWN Sec. 9, T. 1ss.. R wv. containing
lo acres. There are no improvements or
this land.
Each of the above described tracts VII
be offered for sale separately.
No bid on the above described tract
Of land will be accepted for less than 1hres
Dollars (S.U) an acre, which 10 the ap
praised value thereof. And in addition
thereto the successful bidder must pay
Tor the improvements that exist On TIM
The above ssIe Of is.ds iii be subject
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-20

q tAs date q eestsset sGst toitoviss ths
date Of tea4eS.
The co..is.ioae, Of Public Ls.d. 2!
sale. reserves tie right 70 reject ssy AID
al bids offered at eaid saie. possession
s.del eontraets Of sale for the shove des.
cribed trscts yiii be given on or before
October lst, 1911.
Witness my hand and the official seal
Of the State Land Office THE Nth day
Z" '''| w. RoBr. P. ERv1EN.
Coanissioner OF Public Lands,
State Of New MEXICO.
First Pubiicatioa jose n, lS1S.
Last Publications August ", 1911.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-20
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
Certificate Of comparison.
United States Of America

United States Of America
1t is hereby certified that the annexed
is a full, true and complete transcript oil
the statement Of Redpath- Horner Chau.
tauquas. Designating character OF bust
ness, principal office, Agent, etc. No.
oo3s), with the endorsements thereon, al
Same appears on file and Of record in the
office of the State Corporation Commits.
sion.
In testimony Whereof, the State Corpo.
ration Commission. Of the State Of New
Mexico has caused this certificate to b:
signed by its chairman and the seal Of said
Commission, to be affixed at the City Of
Santa Fe on this ~ day Of June, 4; 2; 1917
Acting Chairman
Attest:
Statement Of Foreign Corporation.
Know all men BY these presents: Tha'
Redpath- Homer Chautauquas a corporation
organized and existing under and by. virtu:
of the laws Of the State Of Nebraska ant
desiring to transact its business: in tn,
State of New Mexico, doth hereby make
the following statement in accordance with
the provisions Of Section o06, N. M, Sta
tutes, Codification of 1915:
The amount of its capital stock is s6s,.
s64,Ooo.OO. .
The character of the bushes. which Il
is to transact in the State OF New Mexico
is: For educational, benevolent, charitable
and scientific purposes, by the organiza
tion and maintenance Of a system Of lee.
ture courses and other educational and
artistic entertainments in the various CT
ties in the State of New Mexico.
The location Of its principal office in tn,
State Of New Mexico is designated as Suit,
l-6 Catron Block, Santa Fe. New Mexico
and the agent upon whom process agains
the corporation may be served IS +. J
resident in the State of New Mexico. who's,
place of abode is Santa Fe. N. NJ
In witness whereof, the said Redpsti
Horner C~hautauGuas has caused its nan'
to be hereunto subscribed and its corporate
seal 10 be hereto affixed and these present,
to be executed by its Vice President sn'
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-20
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE
A COUNTY.

Office Of the .commis:io.er OF Public Lands
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
N; Il: .I !: ss,sS, ;, give: ss .., III: 81 2sss: :
;se ,::s 81 N S:.s a e. 1910, and the the ,'- rule. 81 an. .sd
;s: ssSnIi:;S.. q i p fus State I. .s:d vi 9tfi sii.r 'a b;
: O'clock. p. NJ. on Thursday, August 18th,
Di7, in the town Of. Silver City, County
Of Grant, State Of New Mexico, in front
Sng described tracts Of land, viz:
Sal; No. a ., All Of ); Sec; 5, =, W. =, .; ~. 70. i, 4:
A. MhS # Seq Sc. q s, 4 NJ. sS s%z sew swH !, XII
Of Secs. 30. 81. W. WEI, NEANEN.
SEHSEX Sec. 70, EH, EHWH. NWNNWM,
SWHSWN Sec. 50, All Of Secs. q. IS, g,
SEX, NWNNwK Sec. S, NNNEX. SWN
S SEX 81. ) ST e Sc Sc. J: Fl HfIs y see: sw z.
SHNWA, SWM Sec: 70. .EHNWH. EH Sec;
q, NY, SEA, NZSWA Sec; a., ,1hMnuHH %
sWh Sec. o. Az OF oe rs o. +. wv. Ali
q Sec. J.. NwHNEA. NHNWN, swANwNN,
Sr 2ec' N ~ 81 S2 Sec Sec 20. NENNEN, VIZ
NWz. SEXNWX. SEA Sec. 81, SWASWN
sc; y, % o WHWiH SEHSEH Sec.
e 1eSs. ~, I" NTXNfH NWXNWN
:. AZ OF ~ Hee 81 secs. IS. Is r. q. f. u.s.,
9 ,1v \ sFx SXSWz Sec l. All OF
"TH" n r. ~ ia IA. is. "a; IS; "a;
Sses: ~ a. az. *. r ms. R. i7W.,'
=; q. e. Z; az, a. ere. NJ Which al IA
scrcs we're elected for the r.. r. Bond
TS.ri Th.,e are no Improvement on
LGnd; ihee ." :"
"'' '"""
s.,. NJ. ~ SExsEz Sec. a. S1<NK.
NTZNES/ c. a 81 NW[ WKNEX Sec.
3, 5Ss ~" % fsW~ AZ of Secs. !.
4. g. m is. IL. II: IL: 10: 20;
S.~ss:: S,.ao, r. 21S. ri i3W,, con.
ss!,;.S "a ton a scre.' al vhich i2.i6o.z3 acres
Tsfe ee.ec,so % m this land.
Ass'e BY 1"
r..s =, N. .hov. A. ser;bed tracts will
\. oa.,ed sor sale Separately.
No BID on the aoove tnI -. .%.r
q land will be accepted TOT ;ess H.
Three. Dollars W. pe! acre "nma'". dj;snr
appraised vaiue tneIsG'' s;dd.. mrsT nav
sor Inc Improvements
M go, ...-:h.s .r,...
No bid on the above aese!'ceu .%an
=. land vii f Ss m ncc sn ee,. '0r which i, the
appraised value thereof. A.. c,,.,
Except Tor ianos seieG,ed m E,nJ
fe and Grant Gounty !. n nohu ru ,he
the successful bidder must pay 10 tne
Commissioner of Public Lands or MS agent
holding such sale, one.twentieth o. one
price Offered by MIN tor me tand, uu
per cent interest IN ADVANCE iot .ne t Ia nde
o; such purchase price, the ices Tr aa.
vertising, and appraisement ana al cos sS
Incidental to the sale here'n h. ana %a5 eain ai iu
cash or certified exchange at the time OF
sale, and which said amounts ana az o,
them are subject to forfeiture 10 ihe oiass
OF New Mexico II me successiui p,uter dovs
not execute a contract WITHIN ny 'aagaa
aiter u mas pee" . ma 70 nyov;de
State Lane Ohn, sau ~ h;s ONION make
Una, ~ ~ NOT less than one. thirtieth
- mirety. five ner cent Of the purchss Sc
or;ce at anv time after the sale and prior
r. H.. .xr;r ,;on Of thirty wears from date
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-20
ARTICLE v.

The txistrnce OF tins cofporailon Shall
commence on the 9th day of February,
A. d. zoos, and continue for a period Of
twenty years. unless sooner Dissolved ac-
rordlng to law.
ARTICLE VI.
No assignment or transfer OF any OF the
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-20

Sale No. % SWNNEK, WKSEN. seq
sen Sec. d. 7. 3S-, r. eW, containing
consist Of two wells, barn, fencing, clear.
ing, and p~lovins. value &N0
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-20

First Publication June 1, 1915.
Last Publication August ;, 1917.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-20

s.ls Ne. a. SENsEH Sec: 2 S3lEN.
5. 4sWzkw " y ks|yasMx'" s%swz, sES
Sec. )" 2s.. R. i,W:. AZ q Secs. :.
taiuins i3,56o.0 acres, Of which lz,l6o23 scres
we're selected for the R. R. Bond Fund.
There are no improvements on this land.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-07-20

sesss..sy. sAis y dsy Of Juss A. p. ~!
49,. B, cHARLEs W. l.: 1HxEx
!: r. RoDABAucA
" Endsr; 3D.. Ne Y; 'as F0reis. Cor. Reed
quas. Designating character Of business.
Principal office, Agent, etc.
mission Of New Mexico, June a. ioi7; II
EDWIN p. CoARD..
Clerk.
Compared n. y. 8. 10 J. J. o.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
Certificate Of Comparison.
United States Of America
State Of New Mexics
is a full, true and complete transcript OF
the Certified Copy Of Articles Of Incor-
NER CHAUTAUOUAs, mo. 9u7). with
pears on file and Of record in the office
Of the State Corporation Commission.
In testimony whereof, the State CoIpo.
ration Commission Of the State Of New
signed by it's Chairman and the seal Of
said Commission, to be affixed at the
City of Santa Fc on this 9th day Of
M. S. GROVES,
Acting Chairman.
Attest:
EDWIN F. COARD,
Clerk.
CHARLES w. POOL,
Secretary of State.
HUGH l.. COOPER,
Deputy.
UNITED STATES. OF AMERICA
(SEAL)
FEE S.25 Paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
"Smokeless Friday
For Men Urged
By DR.. Shaw
Suffragist Suggests Tobacco
Saved Be Sent to Troops
in France

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-Dr- Anna
Howard Shaw, chairman Of the "om-
ans committee Of the National Council
Of Defence. At q mass meeting Of Mary
land mothers to-day, termed the war
- womon's war, man-made m Ger
many" She declared the greatest proc
OF patriotism in women was the fact
that they gave their sons for war
ave must send our boys away with a
smile on our faces" she said. "The
time for tears must be after they arc
gone. Let our children know that they
live in the land where men are willing
20 die and where women are willing 10
give all for their country. All the world
!, calling 20 the womsnhood and the
motherhood Of America
Or. Shaw urged "smok,,ess Friday
FOR men ~ home, and that they send
The tobacco 30 saved 70 the men in the
FIELD.
A message 80 America men in the
service was drafted and will be cent 10
the various units Christmas. II is:
"Tbe women Of America are with you
4, spirit and in service. You are our
.tandard bearers and our hope. We
ioye you. believe in you and pray for
you this Christmas morn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
Urge Home Guard
Of Million Women
Thousand Already Volun-
teered in St. Louis to Lib
crate Men for War

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-The women OF
this city to the number Of one thous-
and have enrolled as the first units Of
ne Woman's Home Guard, who will do
the protective work Of men, in order
hat the latter may be free 70 join the
regular forces and help win the war.
The women ask for 100000 volun-
tesrs.
The idea Of the battalions Of the
Womau's Home Guard, hailed as the
most farreaching that has been
brought out 10 this country by the
sorld war. originated mere with Mrs.
anita Ca.ecr. lie Bogrgeoise, lawyer
and public speaker VINO has thirty-hve
relatives fighting in France. St. Louis
IS the national headquarters for the
movement, which Is TO be carried into
every state BIZ women imbued with the
spirit Of martial zeal and sacrifice.
Mrs. lie Bourgeoise has already
toured many towns in Illinois and Mis-
sour, and has just finished arranging
an itinerary that will carry her and
other speakers through the South and
Southwest. The Eastern States viii be
eovered. starting in December.
Hundreds Of women. young and
elderly. already have been tested out
for aviators. They have been rotated
r the phirlng chair which tests their
sense Of balance. Captain John Berry,
-vator has rendered 70 these women
ne training field he has established
Tor aviation a. Warrington Park, East
g. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
Official Programme of
Suffrage Convention

The following official programme for
the annual convention of the National
American Woman Suffrage Association
20 be held at Washington, u. c., wa,
issued yesterday:
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10
N q. injecting Of the executive coun-
ell at the Suffrage House. 1925 Rhode Island
Avenue. CLOSED meeting. all-day session
member Of executive council oulyh
TUESDAY. DECEMBER y
80 %. r1. 20 1880 -. m.
TO : =. M Congressional conference a'
Polls Theatre members Of the executive
council, all state and Congressional chair
mem
Evening Reception at New willard.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER T.
Morning Special Congressional work.
The convention will formally open at
.. N. at Polls Theatre.
Afternoon Business.
Evening Celebration Of New York victory.
Programme prepared by the New York state
Suffrage party.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Il
Morning and afte-noon-Business.
Evening--Federal amendment. president :
address. Polls Theatre.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER =
Morning and afternoon Business.
Evcning-American women's war service
(Speakers 10 be announced later.l
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10
Morning and acknowledges.
Evening" omen's war service abroad
speakers. Miss Helen Fraser. Great Britain
Mrs. Nellie McClung. of Canada. and others
SUNDAY. DECEMBER Is
Afternoon-Mass meeting at Polls Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
Daniels Plans Hero Medal
Will Reward Great Work in
II. S. Naval Service

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-A special
medal probably will be provided for
svaI5 % men Of the United states
s,sl service who distinguish them
eitr- FOB frc warfare against subma.
fints Secretary Daniels. 70 wa learned
'D-day. has taken preliminary steps 70
Die end.
The action Of the department Is
prompted BIZ the fact that, under the
law. no member Of America armed
forced can accept decorations from
foreign governments, in recognition OF
gallant eonduct. Several instances
where the British naval authorities
desired 70 award 20 American destroy,
sr oaeers and men the oistinguished
Service Order and medals Of me Brit-
N government were made public yes-
'sr1ay by Secretary Daniels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26

ing himself. because ne thinks that he
can impose it upon his neighbor 1t
will be the same way with women, and
don't forget how parents will strive 10
protect their children from experiences
10 which they have themselves been
subjected.
Let the Viciou. Vote
1T is well TO read and have an TN
derstsnding of the past; it is quite as
necessary TO have an understanding o.
the loarhsomc, the heartrendng. the
most disconcertinS things Of the pres
ent. because these are the things that
affect human beings to-day.
let the most vicious person vote;
let the most unfortunate person vote.
That will compel those who nave pride
OF caste TO 90 20 them and work for
their betterment.
III you don't like Tammany. make il
better. !, for one, am heartily thank
full that We have q system in which il
is impossible 70 make our government
much better. II az all better. am glad
because the government is OF lesser
Importance individual Is every
thing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26

WCmsnish and women who are man
nish." he said. "but in the long run it's
the womanly woman and the manly man
who do things. In the progress OF the
race man and woman are not drawing
nearer together. mean women are not
becoming more like men. Man tends
apewsrd after he becomes twenty-five
and until he reaches fifty; woman pre-
serves the woman type. She preserves
the child quality which man loses.
Manhood Moves Backward
"Man does not become OF finer char
atter. az "A rule. after he leaves child
rood. suppose it is because man, IN
the natural process OF things, had to
b. the hunter Of the family that he took
rs apeward trend with maturer years,
progressing backward. II you don't be-
lieve it study a thousand faces Of men.
However, after he reaches fifty years,
IL he has lived sweetly and clearly, he
returns toward childhood.
"A man will vote for virtue that
he hasn't the slightest hope OF acquir-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
Employees Warned Not to
Laugh at Womens Oyeralls

YONKERS. Nov. 25.-A notice was
posted here in the Otis Elevator Com
pany's plant warning male employees
hat the baggy oyeralls worn by their
sister iaborers are not 20 be made
sport Of. Any one regarding them with
undue levity is likely 20 Dc discharged.
More than one hundred women have
been employed by the Otis company
since Monday. to take the places Of men
who have been called 70 war. The COM
pany has found il difficult enough 20
persuade the women to don the oyera.ls,
some of them having quit their Jobs az
sight of the garments, and regards q
situation as anything but lsughable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
Arrival of Mrs. Gait in
Washington VIII Signal
Opening of Campaign
Organization Is
Confident of Victory
National Suffrage Association
to Meet in Capital in
Two Weeks

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-With the
arrival Of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait
here tomorrow the National Woman's
Suffrage Association will begin its
drive on Congress for the passage Of
the Federal suffrage amendment. With
the receu. suffrage success in New
York and the approaching election of
forty-three members of Congress from
that state, suffrage leaders here feel
tia, they have powerful lever TO
advance their cause.
The suffrage programme, according
20 announcement made at national
ssadquarters to-day, first contem-
plates:
"The rallying Of the workers in
Washington by December l, TO be on
hand a.. the opening Of Congress.
Women from every state will come,
reu-esenting not only comprehensive
organizations in the Congress districts
back home but the political force OF
the women voters in the West and IN
New York
To Represent 100000 Women
IN the second week Of December
sill come the annual convention OF the
National American Woman Suffrage
Association in Washington. This con-
yentlon. which will represent a mem
bership Of 100000 women throughout
the country, has been called in Wash
ington 20 impress upon Congress the
determined purpose of the National
Suffrage Association 10 secure the pas
sage OF the Federal amendment at once.
Practically the whole time Of the con-
v.ntion will be devoted to plans for
clinching the political pressure upon
Congress TO this end. Probably a
thousand delegates will be IN attend
snce.
Active Dreparations for the work in
Congress are already under way az Ma
tional Suffrage headquarters IN WASH,
irgtor. under direction Of Mrs. Maud
Wood Park Congressional chairman
under whose leadership last session
suffrage programme brought the req
eral amendment 20 the calendar OF the
Senate and secured a special suffrage
committee 20 consider and report upon
10 IN the House.
Accompanied by staff
with Mrs Park is a permanent staf /,
including Mrs. Helen H. Gardener, OF
Washington; Miss Mabel Caldwell VII.
lard, Of Boston; Miss Ruth White, OF
Kansas City. No, Congressional secre..
tary. and Miss Ethel N. Smith. OF
Washington, as executive secretary.
Among the early arrivals in Wash
irgton 20 take part in the Congress
doral campaign will be Miss Mary Car
rett Hay. who will accompany Mrs. Gait
from New York. 1t was under Miss
Hays leadership that the suffrage party
q New York carried the city for suf-
frage on November 6. Mrs. Gullford
Dudley. Of Nashville, Tenn; Mrs. c. ".
Mcclure, Of Saginaw. Mich; Mrs. J. o.
Miller. Of Philadelphia; Mrs. Ben
Hooper. OF Wisconsin, and Mrs. Horace
c. Stilweu, Of Anderson, Ind, are
among the other prominent state lead
ers who will reach Washington at an
early date"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26

self from the affirmative TO the mega
tive. Schenectady. where Socialists are
strong. giving smaller pro-mslorit!
and 81. Lawrence slightly increasing
its negative majority.
Returns from the same party sources
gave Merton L. Lewis, the Republican
candidate for Attorney General, net
plurality OF more than 10000. II IS
believed that the soldier vote will IN
crease Mr.. Lewis's plurality upstate BY
more than $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-26
100000 Fund Is Sought
To Send Fruit to Soldiers

IAN apple a day. all the way to ber-
lin"
This is the object for which the fru''
dealers and growers all over the coun-
try are raising fund of $loe'ooo.
New York is expected 70 supply s2o''
O0o. most Of which will be raised at
= Thanksgiving auction in the Fruit
Trade Building. 204 Franklin Street, on
Wednesday morning.
The fruit men hope TO give every
man in the trenches fresh fruit each
day. The apples will be carried by the
Cunard Line. free Of charge, and dis
tributed by the Red Cross.