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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
NEWS ITEMS

Mr.. nnrker Is the law officer OF the
stat" land office.
l. Sparks, manager of the telephone
company 1T Socorro, was in A%ihuqucr-
cue as . visitor last night
Hon. q r ErnMu 90 Socorio. wt,
her" last niLht tor several hoi,rs. re
turning home from 4 business Trap %
Santa he
Attorney ana Mrs. Francis G. viii
son oi Santa re, are guests at the
Aitaradn hutrl today. Mr WILSON BE-
here on business before the inlt"l
states court
Ciaicncc iden OF las Vegas. score
tary OF the cross. kelly Wholesale
company. ~ IN the city to-day.
y new set of food conservation pos
tcIs ate being sent out hy TIA" f"uvIal
q o administration for New Mexico.
These are going To- seventeen hun
.urcd wholesal. and retail stores. eight
hundred public eHting places, ANA 9TH
rr business places IN the state. All
Did ut-of-dHt" posters Will he re-
placed 10y the message for worl6 re
lie.
Miss Erna FERGUSON viii leave for
Denver to-day 80 attend q conference
on the question of home service worn
ia Sew Mexico Plans foI the iutur'
work of this type viii DE formulated
The state headquarters OF IN" INT
ted WA WORK campaign are pr"par.
ms Ia sCnd one half % the quota foi
New Mexico 10 national h~"adduarter'
on Thursday. fifty per cent of the
payments Nure due 90 n~ec"nthtr 2.
~. D. Robinson - the United States
Indian irrigation service, lett las
nigh, tor the Xuni reservation TO IN.
sp'vt irrigation projects
Juan Augiuauo, arrested last ntgh|
AZ the station was sentenced TO 20
day, IN JAIL boy polio" Judg. " "
Mcclellan in police court this mora.
inb.
Megucl sanchez. Jose Jaranillo ant
H'ltrio R.vcru, three youths. chtrgc'
with stealing coal iron the SAINT ~
Nar,s, were given "A severe lecture W,
police Judge " W Mcclellan thii
morning and were sent TO Jail or on
day They viii he released tonigh
on a promise 81 good behavior
Cob - Is. - Sellers reports that al
three "pufes west and one route noTtl
aye npcr Tor automobiles. He stato
that thr Ttt"ras canyon DAD To- ia,
Estinuia Na,,~y and east is not pass
able .or automobiles.
Mrs Della Brock. ot Dcming. y. n
found guilty Icy a Jury Ia tho fedora
cuurt uu 20 charge 81 immoral couduS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

with soldiers. was sentenced zoo sixty
DAYS in Jail.
Miss olivia Evcrl,t of ,ro county
ulcrk'a office. b. 40 al hu home
Tho women Of the American army
Viii hold a special meeting Thurs
day afternoon at so O'Clock ~ tnc
T.. %. -. j han. All members are
urged to bo present . = vcis important
business viii come before the organi
.atiou
Haroll Perry, son OF Supt Reuben
Perry OF the Albuquerque Indian
school Is expected 10 artly' ina Alhu-
qucruuc at 9 o'clock this evening l,om
California. Mr.. Perry. who has been
s~turying at Leland Stanford univer
s!ty. Is Just recovering from a. severe
nttack Of tho influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. sidney We'll of New
York city. who ave been visiting in
Albuquerque tor several weeks. left
this morning ior Jemea
simon Ncus,adt. n general merchant
~ Los i.unns. ana one of the biggest
alfalfa shippers OF the Itiu Grandc
valley. II visiting In Albuquerque
The Baptist Missionprs society viii
meet ~ the church az 30 Thurs
day afternoon The pr.sidcr Mrs
W r. Lone. will have charge 81 tn"
business meeting. following when
tiiflF VIII w Y fffltl H'AI
Bort skinner returned 90 the cits
last uight from Louisville. ny, wher"
lie has been training az IN" officers
camp. owing TO the signing OF he
armistice. the activities ~ this camp
have practically ceased and the ma
iority of the men are returning home.
There viii bc "a meeting IT the rec
rcntion committee OF the Y " &. y
at the Headquarters on North second
street at 5:20 this evening
W. j Greathouse aud Miss Fife
Brecdlove of Alhuquerpu" were INIT
cd ~ marriage hy pr a T. WctF" At
DR. Wedges nome this forenoon.
Tho regular term Of the district
court ended IN Gallup today. Judge
Herbert f. Itaynolds. Thomas x. y.
Madison, clerk OF the court, and Bor-
unrd Ruppc. court Interpreter. VIII re-.
turn tonight or tomorrow. District
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
KEPT HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.

Marksville, la,-Nirs. Alice Johnson.
Of this place, write; "Fof one year
suffered with 40 awful misery in my back
and sides. Ny left side was hurting nc
al the time. The misery VAS something
iwful.
could not do anything, not even sleep
al night. Il kept me awake most OF The
night . took different medicines. hui
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until | took Cardui =.
was not able 10 do any Of my work
Tor one year and got worse all the time.
Was confined 10 my bed off and on. | goi
so bad with my back that when ! stopped
down Was moi able 10 sifaighten up
again ! decided ! would try cafdui
-. BY time ! had taken the entire bottle
! was feeling pretty good and could
straighten up and my pains were nearly
oil gone.
shall always praise Csfdui. con-
tinued taking Il until ! was strong and
well" II you suiIer IRON pains due TO
female complaints. Cardui may be Just
what you need. Thousands OF women
~hoc c suffered In this way now praise
cafdui & their present good health.
Give ~ .ial. kc-iQ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
Attractive New
Cigar Store in
Sturges Hotel

Ernest u smith, proprietor OF the
Sturges hotel cigar stand Tor the past
eighteen months. is iust now complct.
iur improvements 10 his place OF bust
ness which will mako Il one ot the
most attractive cigar stores IN the
state Mr. Smith has leased Il portion
al the space iurtHcrly used by IN"
Sturpeg hotel bar This has been at
into a large room opening on Genital
avenue. with q sac entrance INTO the
! utel office 40 I another into th" cafe
n has been equipped with a modern
huiuidoy. new shnw cases and well ar
ranged display Windows ~ space
has been lcft tor = hHndsom" opnl
uuNN Soda fountain wh!ch VIII b" IN
ataIlcd ln time ior tn, summer bust.
ncss In addition To his cigar. tohdc
GO ana pipe lines. M Smith viii cor
~ a complete candy line u Ill per-
ndiCals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
SUGAR LIMITS FOR
HOMES AND EATING
HOUSES AGAIN OFF
This Ruling Promises to Be Final
for the Present AT Least and
Sugar Can Now Be Bought as
Required for Consumption.

Al sugar limitations. both for
households and public eating places
are removed. the New Mexico federal
food administration officials were ad-
Vised by wire this morning
sugar may now Ice purchased tvt
household u.s. without restriction.
General orders numbers eight and nine
uf the val program for public eat
iug places are rescindcd aud sugar -
needed may now be- bought and used.
This does not remove the food adj
miuistration control of sugar. how
ever. The coming system remains IN
force Manufacturers are restricted tu
a thirty -daS supply ~ %rcfincts are
rot permitted to sell more than q tltir-
Is day supply to manufactures uniii
the new Culan n Porto Rico sugars
begin arriving IN quantities.
Tho food administration modifics
the food program to conform with ac-
tuai conditions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

l.iven up your sluggish liver Feel
fine and cheerful. make your Wuik Il
pleasure: be vigorous and tui uf um
bition. But take no nasty. dangerous
cnioElei. because Il makes sou sich
and you may lose a days vork
Calomcl is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones.
Calomcl crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking II up That when
YOU feel that awful uausea and .rump-
ms
Listen TO me! IL Vou wan 90 enjoy
the incest. gcntlest liver and bowel
cleansing q ever experienced. just
take u spoonful of harmless Dodsun =
Liver Tone tonight Your druggist OF
dealer sells YOU a bottle Ut npdson's
Liver Tone f., - few cents under my
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

Attorney George craig returned last
sunday. az only civil matters were
dorkotrd tor the last fcw DAYS OF the
term.
l.. NJ. Gain. formerly hond electric
clan OF the local Santa Fc shops. ~ IN
the ci'y on business
George H%cruhurdt. Of the Santa PC
shops. left for Niucland. Mo where hc
viii spend the holidays with his par
cnts.
Harold Hartman lett for San Fran.
cisco where h" will visit friends fot
several DAYS.
The east OF ". u CounteTmun.
charged with violating the Reed
amendment. ~ bcinE tried today In
federal At a late hour this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
| am Sincere! Stop CaIome|!
Guarantee DOdSOn'S Liver Tone
Listen to me. Calomel sickens and you may lose a
days work. If bilious, constipated or
h~eadachy read my guarantee.

personal money back guarantee Tint
each spoonful viii clean yuur sluggish
liver better than a dose of nasty c.!o-
incl and that u WON'T make YOU sick.
Dudsnn's Liver Tone BE- Uoai liver
medicine. You'tl know IL uoNt morning
because O Will wake mp f'oUuE fine,
your liver will Doe wOrktus headache.
and dizziness gone stomach viii DE
sweet aud bowels regular
nodson's Liver Tone Is ,ui.rcly veg
ctahio. therefore harmless aud can not
snliVato. Give IL TO your children
Millions OF people are using Uodscn's
Liver Tone Instead Of dangerous calo
mol now Your druggist viii toll YOU
thut the sale OF calomr, Us almost
stoppcd entirely hero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
Albuquerque Man
Gravely Injured
In Last Fighting

- ~ Ettcr o. 30g South Tenth
street. has just received word from
his brother. J i. Etter. - master car
pentcr with the 3ltth Engineers IN
France. advising uf h lntt"r's grave
injury In the lighting az the latter
days of the ~Lr IN France HIS letter.
dated Ocinh"r -. tells of the loss at
an eye aud injuries To both legs. II
Was written from = base hospital and
the injured man expected to reach
Fort Rile,. Kansas. by Christmas.
Roth men are carpenters ana are
well known locally. - u E,ter the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
New Congregational
Pastor Arrives Here

Or H. s Davidson. the newly APP
pointed pastor of The Congregational
church. arrived I'm the city last night
with his wife and sou
Dr. Davidson comes to the Albu
ou"rque church from Lisbon. Sew
Hampshire, whore ~" has been pastor
at a Congregational church fot tn"
past tire, years lie was formerly Il
lecturer IN Semitic languages az CO.
lumhia university. and holds a phD
from i.cipSir.
br Davidson Will commence bis
w,rk ~ his now ~paSturatc at once
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

afternoon the case had not gone 10
the jury. Hountormau r. charged with
chipping q trunk which ~ said 10 have
contained u tank OF liquor into Ari
ZOna.
city Manager a. q. H~"bcnstrcit Will
present a paving program To- the city
commissioners az their regular weekly
meeting tonight ~ the city hall
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
Attendance at City
Schools Is About rs
Per Cent of Normal

The attendance AT the city schools
since the liftius OF the ban has aver
aged about a. PER cent that 81 normal
times, according TO 4 report which
has lust been received FROM Sup"rin-
iondent 1ohn Milne The average at
TIA. high school has been slightly
higher than an the grade schools std
Ar Milne. although Ia tWo Of the
rrtdes. Miss Adele HordinaNes first
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

Copenhagen. Dec. T. The soldiers
and workers council at Leipsic has
decided that German general head.
quarters shall be dissolved ana Field
Marshal Von ilindcnburg arrested &C.
nurding 20 the l.Okol Auzciecr of Der
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04
liNIItENIA FACTS.

Thirteen new asc of Spanish
inila"n2n were reported 10 city
hea'th authorities within tho last
twenty -four hours cndinf at 2
O'clock THIS afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

IN fair weather prepare Tor storm.
suy Crrrliios coal now. Hahn Coal
~. pt,on. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-04

Pay your dues 10 the 's-bit" clut
Zorro Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Auto Springs, all makes. kcrber Co
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
ARE YOU "GRIPPY' thin, RUNDOWN?
Acid Iron Mineral Will Put New Life into
lou Build up Your Weakened System
Caused By Influenza.

Thousands of men and women,
some who are young in years,
but old IN actions and feelings,
just drag themselves around be-
cause their system is run down
from lack of enough iron, the
one great body building mineral
necessary for a healthy glowing
man or woman.
Acid Iron Mineral contains
just the right amount of iron
needed to make the system do
ii, work rightly and efficient
ly-it is a compound made from
ir)n ore highly concentrated,
and those who are unable to get
relief from vegetable compounds
.a0uld try this famous remed y
1or ruu down systCmS, Influenza,
kidney troubles, Catarrh Of the
stomach, indie estion, and count
less other diseases that are sap
ping their life away. 1t is abso-
lutely free from alcohol and other
iujurious drugs, and is guaran-
teed to give satisfaction or you1
money relunucd Thou sands
Of Testimonials now on file il
OR Offices, telling in an emphatic
way how Acid Iron mineral has
helped sick and suffering men
and women.
For sale by all druggists an(
general stores. Don't dolay
cu1l for il today. Ferrodine
Chemical Corp, Roanoke, Va,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
SUGAR. Allowance Increased.

, Raleigh, October 31.-The
rapid manufacture of Tie new
crop beet sugar in the west and
new crop Louisiana. cane sugar
III the south !together. with the
freer railway transportation con-.
ditiors the reductions that have
been made in the consumption
Of sugar in manufactures and
trades aud the patriotic conser-
vation in the past four months
enables the household allowance
Of sugar to- be increased from
two poutids per person per month
ITO three pounds. per person per
mouth with the same ratio to
|spubf il eating places after Novem
..har<<i:. ..
/ :. This makes good the promise
Of the food adm lnrs tration ,1o:ln7
:tfease the: household allowance
of sugar at the earliest possible
moment that the supplies ouI'
justify aud makes i. possible fol
the householder to more freely
use the apple, cranberry ane
grape fruit productsCand to us'
the frtits canned ., during TIL
summer without sugar.
The regulatious are also re-
I vised to the cxtent that an7 pers
" on may purchase a month 5 sup
ply for:the entlre family. in Oh
/ purchase from the retail trade,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
Wea .lsE FGT8f2l. iii f9Y. 1918,

From 3 to 115h, changeable
with rain along. cool with wind
and frosty.
Fsom IL ~ IS, changeab}e with
colo wind, threatening rain and
snGv.
F+om 18 TO rs, fair and cold
win IS. Slightly warm along,
SnnV northwest.
F:')m 25 to Dec. 3,Mssin and
win i along and some Colder biz
Zard, ).
N ,vember has appearance for
more rains than the past month.
Sno J heavy northwest and west.
thru lening g n t = a states
Northwest heavy rains central
mos 7 about the 25th out, VIA
som warm and cool ss;ong wlGn
wine !, Klhag frost - al crop:
after he II . Or about then.
Tni> '"iN.t :r ISL.
HENRY REID, +, No. 3
Box 1G7. Salisbury, N. G
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
BGLIGYED GERMANY WILL CaPITULATE
Council at Vienna Issues Appeal TO German
People Of Austria Stating Conditions.

London, by way Of Montreal.
Nov. SIN sending the new al
lied agreement on armistice con-
diti0ns to Germany the Times
PARIS correspondent says that
the allied successes % the
French front leave little doubt
Of Germany's S acceptance.
London, Nov. "a demon
stration was held before the Bis.
marck monument in Berlin Sum
day in favor of continuing the
war and a resolution was passed
protesting against h e accep-
tance of a humiliating peace, &C
to a 2. Copenhagen. dis
]ab b the !, ). Btxsstlang = Telegraph
Company, quoting the, TegBblatt
Of Rernn5.: J.:
Amsterdam, Nov. s. T b e
State CounC1l at Vienna has is
sued an appeal to the German
,pegple of, Austria in which it is
declared the country is in danger
and the army Breaking up in dis
order. ':Thsr rapp exharts- the
soldiers to volunteer to join the
German-Austsian army corps.
Eonaon; Nov: g. Tie -Bos,
heviki' government Of Russia, it
is reported from Petrograd, has
handed the neutral ministers a
note for trans mission to the ej =
tente nations asking for the op-
enihg: of peace negotiations in
order. that: .hostilities between
theallies that the Soviets gov
+eFnment may be ended, says an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Copenhagen.
y y. Washing ton. Nov. 5.-Efforts
of the BoFshevihi government to
discass the withdrawal of United
'stattss; +and.%a allied forces. from
Russia tfrodgh' negotia tions for
ansarmistice attracked no serious
attens,un here: as the nations do
not,s recognize the Lenine and
T.rotzhy regime in any way.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
Notice to BondboIdefs::
Washington, D G 12 l8 ? NJ,
Nov 2 1918.
"Governor,
Federal Reserve Bank,
Richmond, Va.

"Immediate-S Secretary McA-
doc. Today made THE = following.
ann oupcenlii
The privilege .ef 3,cotfverting g
four per cent bonds Of The First
Liberty loan < :s!Ccs1verfSd and
four per cent bonds o1fHathe: second
Liberty Loan into four and
quarter per cent bonds expires
on SNovember Ninth Nineteen
Eighteen and cannot under ex-
istitaglaw be extended. The
.Treasnna has hone all in It's
goV the attentl9nsaa s f,
tAd sls
this Valuable p1i aefegF7iahd the
date of its e1piratfdt1;:- It s
safe to assume that upon the ex-
piratioti. of the conversion; privd4
lege the fact will reflect. itself
unfavora bly,. in the market price
of uncohverted -four Per cent
bonds which have here tofQre
been i, .m4aiin,tafned .54i suastantia ally
on a party ri ri hSthe: :!s7daSsFted
four and "a ::.::.quarter PEI cent
bonds BY the: :e2isteHee: q;f :the
privilege Of convefslioh:.: The
Treasury now asks tie news
papers of the United States,
bankers. brokers and others to: do
what they can to =. bring these
facts before the attention of : the
bond holders. please make.
special effort at once to bring
this announcemt to the; attention
of bond holders.
. " Signed Leffingwell'''
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
AlternateS.
ASali5by2Y INTERVIEW.
Mr.. GI]Ysf Tells Ills Experience.

The following brief account
of an interview with Salisbury
nan ten velrs ago and its sequel
will be read with keen interest
by every citizen.
W Glover Shoemaker, 116
n Maine It, says: [ have suffer
ed at tins from spel.s q back
ache. Che pain was so severe
at times I couldn't get out Of
bed wi9hcnt help, FINALLY a
frie1d advised NE 10 get Doan )
Kidrcv Pills ard a few doses
stopped tae backache. Since
then when l have had any
trouble, few Of Dean S have al
ways MADE me we'll again. l
can't say too much in praise of
d ans and hope others will try
them. Sta4alen. given January
6. 1902.
On Nay II, 1918, Mr. Glover
said: Doan's Kidney Pills cured
me Of kijner Trouble and baCA-
ache severa! years ago aud |
consider them the lest kidney
remedy l use Doan's when [
feel the slightest sign of trouble
returning and they give me salts
factory rcl1ef,' -
6Dc at all dealers. Fost,r Nj IL
burn Co.. tgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
China Grove Boys, Two Dead and Others
Wounded. f

Wounded.
The following is taken from
last weeks issue of Mooresvllle
Enterprise:
Clarence A Sloop, who came
to n Iooresviile about seven. years
ago from China Grove and lived
with Mr. and Mrs ] E Il cGraw,
died at sea on October IA of in
flucnza, atelegram having reached
here Tuesday: announc1g the
sad fact. Only last week Mrs
Hcdraw received a card which
stated the ship on which he had
sailed had reached it's port
safelyoverseas, and it was re
sumed that Mr. Sloop had beer
with the ship. The remains.
were sent back to Hoboken n J,
and will be ashipped frorl there
10 Mooresville. It is expected
the body will arrive Friday
morning and the remains will be
conveyed to Ebenezer church,
rear China Grove for intermeat
Mr. Sloop was son of the late
P A SlooD and a brother of john
A SIoop of the post office III
Salisbury. :
Letters have been received
here stating that L-itz Linn and
Mason Wilhelm ate wounded
slightly and John Linn is gassed
All are in a hospital in France.
Mrs Will Correll daughter of
John W S Correll Of this place,
received a telegram saying her
husband had been killed in ac-
ton in France All are in the
Both Division.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
Hold four BOud.

- e. :: :. =. :. T..
Some get--rieh quiolsE. ..concerns
a1e e II d e:a v.o ri n e :: to.
p e u a, d. patriotic "a al ii b. err:
t.y. boqd holders. :::.12who1lpe ':thbys
know will not sell outright their
Liberty;honqs to tu9n. over Il their
Liberty bonds to- these> companies:
as security for loan. and with
the money thus bertaWed,>. pur--
chase stockin their, conlp panies: !. !.
A Liberty Ioanf bond iS::the
safest Investment in the, world.
and a prudent man <>=wiH> >,yerTy
carefully Investigate any effort
to, ,fnddce hin to. exchange /: :ft:* for
Tess safe: iny estmft1t:: y ! ::.Tlls tn:
.lendings !s one moneys on bberty
bonds as a, security to-: purchass4e
stock in tl5e !fl1der's ca.sapany::. ~. IS
in many cases only a. thanly dis
guised n1ethod* net! .af >. .e4elfangg:itg g
stock Of doub sulvalue.:., '.::;::. i:
Itis... i a good :?bitssiAss.' t ana,it !! /! is i
patriotism =te>hofd-z you1"I ,ltsrty
bonds. j.. n ri
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
Young FIi.l SHOT III tho Leg.

Ed White Of Chestnut Hill,
was accidentally shot through
The calf of one of his legs Sat
urday afternoon y Homer
Gardner, The accident occurred
down on the creek near Chest
nut Hill where d party of young
men were hunting. White was
taken to the sanatorirm fos treat.
ment.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
ChambsrIain's Cough: Remedy. :,

! Do not: itanag:ilf1e that" because
other cough. med dlcines failed to
give you relief that: will be the
same with ChAmtjartaln Cough
Remedy. Bear II ii. mind i: !: ~ at
from small beginning this
remedy has gained world wide
reputation and immense sale. A
medicine must have exceptional al
merit to win esteem wherever it
becomes known.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
White FlGGN, AID c0AO2ED MEN CALLED.
White Mn Go to Fort CasWGII and ColoT5d
EIGU Go TO Camp Green.,

The following is list of men
called for entrainment to Fort
Casweli, n @, during five day
period from Novembar IS Is:
Lafav5tt,, {, Blackwell
Richard f \ Stirewalt
Garland Henry Pope.
BaIdy Monroe Heilig.
Thomas Brown Wood
Charlie Archie
Warie Thompson Dunn
Lee Rosemau
Thomas H Saf1ey
Wade J Safrlt
BurwclI B Deal
Jennings Z Kester
Sidney eide Beaver
John Henry Baity
Guy A Hegler
Henry Caldwell
Wesley c Agner
J [ Stzange
AIteTnas2s:
David G Jordan
L Nj Tr0utn.an
Ralph : Narrtlzer
James LeonGrd Mills
Cecil Augustus Petrea
The following negro men are
called for entralnment to Camp
Green, N @, during three day
period beginning November 10
under call No. 1877,
Reni2m!n Trott
Kado Gentry
Charley Haley
Wick Sltford
Walter Ashford.
1del iia. grave
Hezekia1 Krider
John Austin
Sam Gaither'~
Altsrna,ss.
Adolphus Heilig
William Setter
Leo Thorr
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1918-11-06
LibaIty Loan FaI .9vo!subolli1siI. : !:

Washington. = Now, J: ] r : he. b
fourth Liberty Loan was over
Subscribed by. more tf1an $500, =:
100000. Finalreports .arlnounc*
ed today by: the. treas u1y show
subscriptions ~of " $6;866* f6, 800
It is estimated: that 21,0(o. 600
persons bought bonds. ','.
All Federal reserve" districts
oversnbscribed, the, Boston dis
reaching 1876 .per,ceqt,. of it's quo
ia and standing first in percent
age colu mn. Rtchmond = made
1913 per cent, and Philadelphia
! 1l9 per cent.