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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
UNITED STATES LAND OIII'T.
SANTA ~, NIM MEXICO.
ORDER on HI.STDR ATiDN.

In accordance with instructions rec
coived from the commissioner Of the
General Land office. tho following
described mud viii be subject 20
homestead entry only nj 70 O'Clock \.
n. standard time. March g. ISIS. and
10 settlement and other disposition
under any other Law applicable there
to az and after. hut not before q
o'clock o. M. standard time, March
~. 1915
SWI Soc. 81. T. - y. r. g W
Warming is hereby given that ur
settlement initiated prior To sever
days after the date for homestead
entry above named. will be- recor.
nlzcd.
Further information concerning
said opening viii he furnished p1os-
pcctiyc applicants upon inquiry AT tn,
United States Land office.
Francisco. DelgadO,
Register.
Juan y Vigil,
Receiver.
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AVIATION FIELD
TO BE ESTABLISHED AT
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA

Washington. Fctt E~sttn.l-hmc"'
of lu ARMY q, up field 90 i.' 'r.id ,
,a,. Inns been authorized o., he w'r
drpartmou o. was announced tu'
,uuru,t- .tlu.l luI .~'u-tFuctInH '.
hanger h.rIaLs ultHhIu, shop. a'u
4oru4c warehouse JIratH, have been
prepared rhuugu th' lIu- and 'h"
amounts involved try wi hhc'd Tor tho
prC-eat.
m, Riverside station bel 600 p, what
BIS known as % ''uu, unit field. Wca" o.
iur that four complete toru squadron
Wtth ull th" wcr and material u'',--
-try 60 keep them iu operation VIII Does
muiututnrd thcrc IN" typical army
aero squadron consists of twelve air.
plane. read, Tor tIlsht ana from $50
tu our tImp- that many W reserve or
undergone repair 90 replace tho
Damaged tud dc-truNy cd \ fore, %
thousands of mv,haui.- and uthrr
.kllrd help VIII be- established D."
Riverside boo connection with .h' n''
gitld
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
Automobile

confirmation of said SOD, Go him. and
that am order hats 1u'u ,uicr"d upon
said petition rrg.Iriug the de-
PENDANTS herein ana lI other person
having or claiming Hu. interest 100 Inv
property described lu the -p' Dt MAJ
itpr report Of sale. 800 -hoN cause, iI
AMY they have, ON March n. I'lN. al
so o.,.uoh iu tho forenoon "t sil'
du, at the county court house of SAM"
Tc. Sew McNi'r wins the said F"l'
/ should no be- ratified, approved "n'
/ confirmed and directing that any "h-
! lection tu such confirmation shan l'
filed tu tho office of ,hc.olri@ of lh'
court ON ur before -lId dat"
Notico i- further given. tho -aId
purchase hy said SELLERS having he'l
made for the use aud Hru"i't OF "'l
lcroditors of the said Dominion Con
istructiuu Company whose clHiHts nave
been adiudi,ltcd iu the case "l N''l
r.. Field. trustee. against iho Dominion
! CONSTRUCTION Company q" the 'N''
dnckst of the district e"'lrt ton .i'
I county ct GcInaliIIu 90 She ~t''" "l
New Mexico. cog uuE other '"utt "I
lcumpetcm jurisdiction 90 Of rrnceodlhs
Itn which the Dominion ''Hh~li u'll'
irumpaw. Na- party Do u NAY
lcoutributcd cog wuy hereafter cat
Itrihutc within .Nc time hereinafter
l-mcu.uu,d IN" necessary funds 1nI
mou., tu cnab the said sellers Co.
Ip3, off Yrd dl- hargc those uhhg"
IInus and eNp,u. ,- ui sale. which hN
! IN. terms of al, deere. OF force "sur''
The purchaser 900 aid sale Be- required
TO nav. that th, period of thirt, day.
: from the entry . said order un ft'''
rnr, e.. lqlN. has hcyu ,iNed hy th'
,,uri l- tho iImr within which On,
said creditor may contribute '"'.'
prn rata sharc OF the necessary iuud'
and money go enable th" said S''l''
To PAY of Jud di,char-c mo "'it
tiou. ana cNp,u-D- of si' -'I'. "''
that b Wa further ordered mat I'M
motto, Ice published once 70 Nc'k l''
three .l ccs-iNp weeks 40 the S"il''
Re New Mexican. u daily n'Nspap'I
published in the ,.y of santa Fc. Ne"
. Mexico and once, q week Tor lhi''
- Successive weeks in th" Alhupu'rpu'
Evening Herald. 70 n~'w~pipvi pun
II.hcd M the yity ul A@lbupuotQur, NrV
Mcxito.
Therefore IN, defendants h're'i
ltud an ucrsIu- having cor cIalli'h'
lauy Interest iu the property dr-'rl'''
lln aid speciu, masters report. az
hereby warned ,ha. un,css cause 90 Ih'
'runtrarv he shown a. required Toy 'h'
u said order said ale Will Ice coui'IIne'
Hand the CONVEYANCE ordered ON M"rrl
Ills lqiN. and such ~ the creditors OBJ
o. Inn. Dominion construction '"lupah!
In shall tail Dr neglect tu CONTRIBUTE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

p-ur.,upt IL. 1000 order uf tho Dis-
,rict Court With. ana Tor Sandovat
count, Ina the cause entitled W u
chrismnu vs. rr, Stapliu Mercantile
COMPANY e. mo u.l%crsign"d receiver
nf th, mortgage property involved
In SAN, cau-, vII sell az public uu'
ton ia the highest hiddcr az Ia"
storr of th, S,.p.u Mercantile 'om-
nnuy i'm ruha. sInd"yal County New
MeNico. ON the -a,h day Of February.
iplN al one u'ylu.H IN the afternoon
~ said day a.. Glowing described
rrnprrty cover. Ny the mortgage
executed hy tr. -g,plin Mcrcuntil"
r,ur.nN IA ia, Iid W u. Chrismtu
ana which are ''lns tors'l"s'' ln
spld cause ~respr,NNey to-wit'
seven head riff h'ls'H "N I"ll"NH
one large team .. mares one fl'N
ana ono HACK .It nine wears old
one team ~ hor 'n"ut Twelve wears
ntt one bav anil me black one bias
arriving team or. horse ana mare
about eight wear '.'' one hlh'N llll'N
two ycars old.
Three sets o. louvre hhfh"sF one
bUrRy Quo henV' I'i ""f"hi " nay
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stacker, together with other wagons
tools and farming implements. Also
n stationary saw min including sta
tionary boiler. engine saws. pluucr.
with a quantity of tools and nipple
mcnts usual and necessary la tho op-
Grating of said min with IL griSt min
ana scales. implements connected
herewith. which said saw and rrist
MIN b. located iu the Jcmez National
Forest near the Las Pinoa Arruya Hud
being th, same mn acquired hr ih'
Sutpliu Mercantile CnmpauS being
ahuu, -ry,u miles from cuba
Dated this 18th dnv uf February
1915
T. e. Smith
Receiver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
Legal NOTICE.

NO 1890.
Notice OF hearing on petition pray
ing for the creation Of Bernn1illo
County drainage district No. 4.
To the owners Of land In the pro
posed Bcrnnlllo county Drainage Dis.
trict No. l..
You and each of YOU are hereby no
tilted hat q petition has been filed in
the district court of the second judicial
district. County Of Bernalillo. State Of
Ncw MeNico, praying for the fortua-
ton Of u drainage district having The
following starting points routes and
terminl.
Starting ~ e point az or IN the VIC
uitN Of the town OF Atriscu on the
west bank of the Rio Grande. which
said town Of Atrisco Is southwest from
the city Of Albuquerque IN tho county
/ Of RernaliUo and state Of New Mexico,
( thence running In a southerly direc-
{ tiou approximately ten miles. through
tho towns Of Las Ranches do Atrisco.
| Paiarito and Pndinas 20 the terminus
hcing az % point on tho Rio Grnrde
near tho north line of the Islct1
Pueblo grant.
That tho said proposed work viii
consist Of such main bitches either
closed or npen and such lateral
bitches 1s may he necessary 60 Of
f~ectuallv drain the lands within tho
I boundaries hereinafter described
Tho boundaries Of the proposed die.
trict arc as follows. towit Comuaeuc.
Ing a. % point in township 10 north
of range o east. az or about three.
4-...N. - Ill, v..YtE 90 the Vanrr
81 Atrisco and following the courS'
~ tho Rio Grande ms the east hound
AIRY OF tho lands to he included In said
district the southern boundary Of saiC
lands being tho north line ~ Chs
Isleta Pueblo Indian land grant, and
the west boundary OF nsid lands with.
Nv said drainage district being th'
foot hin, west Of the said town oI
Las Ranches de NtriSro. Painrito nm,
pndillas
Tho uume OF the proposed drainage
district b. RcrnalIllo County prainag'
District No D.
The above named court has fiNe,
the evth day NJ February. l910 a.
10 O'Clock iu the forenoon a- the TIM
when. and the court room IN IN
court house Of R,rnaltllo County. New
MeNi,o ne the place where 1 henriu'
on said petition will he had
You are further notified that an
land owner within said proposed dis
trict cortestinE said petition may ap
pear and be heard on thut day and %
that place.
You are further notified that al
contests must be In writing n mus
: clearly set forth the grounds Of con
J test.
y Witness the Hon Herbert y Ray
uolds. Judge Of said court. ana IA
seal thereof this 21th January. 1871.
tSenlt
u Nestor Montoya, clerk.
BY Thomas X r. Madison Deput
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
The Markets
Wall Stror.

Sew YORK, Fen. So Pools were acc
tive participants In the wider "pcr-
utious col the tir~t hour, dcNutng thor
attention 10 equipments, MOTOR, oils
uud di~tilliuE l-~ucS, hui the strength
Of such mNoriic- as Iu.tcd States
steal, marine and Hc1diuE Wts more
helpful to The sustained advance Mi
nor rails were featured hy a nine point
rise In Western Maryland preferred.
other low priced cualcr~ Ilru impruN-
ing Fractional r]cccSsiuus from max
imums occurred later. Liberty second
tS made % nov minimum 80 N''l,
first ts sailing az H1l> 40 40 1ud
the gls's At gN.Ui to %, -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

NnttAN' W Nhii.
state o! Sew McNicu
County Of iiernalillo
In IN, District Court.
No 1899.
ora NJ hamilton, plaintiff. ". Ray
Hamilton. Defendant.
To the above named defendant
You are hereby notified that a suit
hn, been filed against YOU In the said
Court and County 10y the ahove named
plnIntIff. I'm which tho sUid plaintiff
pray. for nn absolute divorce ON the
grounds ct cruel and iuhunrun treat
mont, non support and abandonment.
And yuu are further notified that
unless YOU enter or caus" 20 he on
tered Your appearance ln snid cause
ON en- before the 5oth day of March
\. n. 1875. Judgment will ne rem
drrrd iu said cause against YOU by
default ana The relief prayed for viii
be- granted
The nnmc of the plaintiffs attor-
r,y Is ". g. Hclcock whose post.
ofncc pddros, is Albuquerque, y NJ
Ncstor Moutoya,
Clerk.
uy Tho- Is D. Madison. Deputy
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LOST

LOST-Ladys small gold watch Win
pin. ~" engraved un pin ana name
engraved in back OF watch. Was ~
ROsenwald's and y thcater. Return
for reward to lO4 Columbia avenue.
University Heights.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

Anyway, for without him the pub
lie would be iu dirc distress. His
products cndcar him 10 old and
young, and the better and purcr
his Bread the more he is liked.
We have studied to make our
Bread the most delicious and sat.
Iyfying p]rocurablc, and we know
that our effort, have been apprc.
clatcd by many. We also believe
that You will appreciate thi.
Bread if you try it,.
PIONEER BAKERY
207 S. LIST St. S. n. Balling, Prop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

Chicago. Feb >-Wurm weather
aud better prospects uf enlarged re-
.,lpts tended to-day Go ease the curu
market. Opcniur priccs, which
ranged from 4 shade tu i cen .oW'r
with March "a sl2iia and MAY 90
Eia5J 10 yl.25ig a o. ent were fol
lowed hN q slight further ,,j-nuck.
Oats we're undcI considerable selling
pressure nom pa Speculation. Rallies
faflod To- hold Attcr npcniug m
changed Go a cent uff with May "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
WANTED

$4,000
EXPERIENCED practical nurse, de-
-ires position. references. Tole-
phone aSl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

IN Tllis DISTRICT % itI oI Ihl
ITRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT ~ AMI
ron TItE COUNTY on SANTA ~,
STNTE on NEW MEMO O-lnd'-
pendent steel and Wire Company and
Pittsburgh Trust Company, p;hlniitfs.
versus Sew Mexico central Railroad
company. ct al. d,fcnduuts 80. $3.50.
. consolidated caus.
Notice oT HEARING M petition Tor Cont
rirnaiion NJ sale at the N%buqucrqu"
Eastern I,ailrund-Notirc h. hereby
Given that, iu pursuance uf a Salc ~
he property and franchise Of the Al
Eastern railroad C"mpauy
made in the above entitl"d cause hy
I.orin e. collins special master un tho
9th day of February l9lN, nj which
sale said property WAS struck off lu
ID. Is a. sellers, receiver Of he Do
miniun Construction Company. ~ th'
highest and best bidder, u petition ha'
been filed by tho said Sellers fdr th'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
WANTED-Miscellaneou

WANTED-Careful kodak finishing
By master Photographers; twice
daily service. Remember. ,atisfaCtion
guaranteed. Send your I'm 81 NIX 10 a
seliable established firm Hanna 4
Fauna, Master photographer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
The Menu for Today

~" The Lost Express feauIr-
ing lIclcu Holmes The Hrip of
Love" three reels
Crystal The tar sinister eight
reels. and % sketch zone Girl In a
Million
IAric sylvia of the Secret SER
vice" Mrs. Vernon Castle starring
and 70 comedy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

AGENTS WANTEb 10 write order of
the Golden Sea certificates. Poll
cics. Attractive combination benefit,
at low cost. Local agents wanted
everywhere. Good money. Write coz
call To- the district superintendent, 2ls
Luna ptoro bldg, Albuquerque. y. VI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
TYPEWRITERS

ALL KINDS. 10Th new ana secoud
hand bought. sold. rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter FT
change Phone 9i4. t22 SO, 9Th ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

I.iul seed Mixed.
lsiIC.
CANARY seed
Hemp.
Itirt sand.
NuuIlowcr seed
,uttlc Hone.
Delivered II you D. ". Zee
Phone ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
WANTED-Agent

TAILORING AGENTS-Scll Men.
Suits madc-to-ordcr. Beauties. H,s'
tailoring. Prices lower. Sell c''r'
man shown. Large -prinE outfit free
Leeds Woolon Mills. Chicago, 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO LOAN Joe sums ., suit OIL.
real estate security ] T. Eld"'.
gUH West Gold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

Denver col. Feb. -Duttle l,c-
cc.,ts I.uou Murkci tcad> hc'l ,tocrs
ss'UoH ~. 90. Cows aud hciicr~, 81 """
a.si: stocksrs and Feeders 500 ~
1875. cows and hs ifcrs. ft.""" so,
-inrk,r- and feeder s. "HH l"'";
%cnINc-. Sll.0o1 ~. 49,.
tIop~ Receipts, lao". 30 cents l""
en- Ton. SIG.3, bulk. $1,000 ~ 1870
sb.ep-W .rcipts. $500. steady,
lambs Sl5.25n 49, 90. owes. Nl % ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

Pasiimc HIS Mothers BOY aud
a Hearst paihc weekly
Persons who have never seer an oil
we'll ia operation Will appreciate this
feature NJ His Mothers BOY The
new Thomas II lncc %photoplay star
ring charles Raw. which viii be seen
~ the Pastimc today and tomorrow
The fortunes Of a Texas oil COMPANY
plan AN important part In this new
Paramount picture and afford an In.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08
WANTED


WANTED Modern furnished 'uorI.
north side preferred private fam
ais. for man aud wife BuN lfN 'ttN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-08

FOR RENT-A uicc Front sleeping
room. 40 sick need apply. 2lO
North sixth.
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q RENT-Rooms

FOR REST Modern rooms. mo- sick
Apply 2l6 " stover. Phone ltaoJ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-24
.INTERNMENT CAMP
BILL SURE TO PASS
V|G|LANTES HEAR

The Hawaiian Vigilance Corps, Of the
American Defense Society, was,inform-
ed Mt its luncheon meeting yesterday
that the Alien Internment Camp bill,
now before the legislature, will SIRE
.ly pass both houses. 3
This assurance was given the mem
bors by Will T. Garden, who has been
in conference with members of the
legislature. He added that members
of the senate judiciary committee were
of the opinion that the bill which pass
ed the house, was unconstitutional, but
that with amendments introduced in
the senate will make il constitutional.
What the senate desired was o measure
that would be entirely constitutional.
Chairman. George r. Garter said this
was no time to quibble about constitu.
tiopality, for If care was not exercised
there might be no Constitution at all
and it was necessary 10 protect the in
habitants of America, and particularly
of Hawaii against such a. contingency,
y " - 4. -.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-24
NAVAL AND .
SHIPPING GROWS FAST

WASHINGTON, May 2l- Officially
The United States navy is increasing
is patrol force in European waters
where submarine sinkihgs are dimin
iShiRg. Naval aircraft force has also
been augmented. Acting Secretary of
Navy Benson says that the department
believes that the submarine situation
is improved, but would avoid optimistic
forecasts. 49,
Bainbridge Colby. United States
shipping commissioner, says American
wards will complete fifty major size
ships in June and larger number in
August. He added that the " submarine
- ut the point Of being mastered. We
shall choke the seven seas with Amer
lean shipping: One Atlantic coast yard
will produce a tonnage greater than
Great Britain's total output before
the war;
The shipping board ANNOUNCES that
ten steel ships, aggregating So $50 tons
wer, completed and DELIVERED to the
cove .nment during the past week,
Fourteen other ships totaling $4,000
tons were launched. Twenty two wood
en- ships have been launched thus fa'
this month.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-24
Morris Stratemeyer,
The "6Oy RaffleS'
Gu is Prison Gang
Exchanges His Stripes For SWIM
mer'S Clothes and Walks Away;
May Be Going To Apply For a
Pardon

Morris Stratemeyer, the boy
Raffles' Of Honolulu, is out
again. Prison life failed to meet
with his approval and he just
quit and went away.
Morris, who holds the local
championship for ~rObberies, spe
cializing in japanese tea houses
and careleSsIy guarded residences,
was seut up for two years less
than two weeks ago. lie was
consigned to the care Of High
Sheriff Jarrett and put to work
with the park gang.
Monday Morris was working
around the Public Baths ut Wal
kiki. Thu life was commencing
to CRATE upon his esthetic semsi
bilities and he longed for
change. lie saw n man enter the
bath hous" and later depart in IL
bathing suit. That was his chance
for the change, Raffles entered
the bath house and changed his
prison stripes for the clothes
dotted by the swimmer. Then he
went away.
The approaches to the Capitol
grounds wrr" being watched yes,
terdav on the assumption that
Morris, armed with u new pen.
might have decided to call on the
Governor aud secure a pardon. Cp
to late hour last night how
ever, ne had not sent in his cart
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-24
TORNADO HITS.
THREE STATES
KILLING SCORE,
.lNjUR|NG MANY
Kansas, Iowa and Wisconsin
Suffer In Series OF Terrific
Blasts Which Level Number OF
Villages .-l,,..sE
PROPERTY DAMAGE IS . 3-
OVER A MILLION
Capital Of Wisconsin Without
Light Or Electric Power For
Three Hours When Elements
Destroy Power Line

.TIlIC\GO, May 22-(Associ-
~ atcd Press Tornadoes
yesterday brought death and de-
struction in three States, Wiscon-
sin, kapsas and Iowa. Villages
were wiped out, there are twenty
known deaths and the number Ut
injured is we'll over hundred.
In Central Iowa at least seven
were killed and sixty-hvc others
injured. The villages OF Boone,
Newton and Denison were IN the
path OF the storm and many
buildings were wrecked in each.
| At Boone four are dead. struck
down by crashing walls; two
were killed at Newton and one
! at DeniSon, The property dam
lage done by this storm is estinat-
fed at three-quarters Of a million
ldollars. "
7 In Wisconsin the village of
Lone Rock was virtually wiped
Tout. The tornado broke the cleo
trio power line supplying the
WISCONSIN capital and the citizens
of Madison were for three hours
without light or power. 81
| Kansas was hard hit. The VII
lage of Codell was levelled and
ten persons were killed. At Plain
vile, nearby, three are known to
\ have been killed and two others
are missing and may be under ths
ruins of some of the building.
tossed about by the great wind.
:" Earlier in the day a%tornade
Istruck through Ellis Gouuty
Kansas, killing Ave and doing
considerable property damage.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-24

You can't afford 10 be laid up with
sore. aching kidneys in these days Of
high prices. Some occupations bring
kidney troubles; almost any work
makes weak kidneys worse. If you
feel tired all the time. and suffer be
sides with lame back, sharp pains,
|. IzI, spcIl. headaches and disorIrrcd
kidney action, use Doan s Backarhe
Kidney Pills. 1t may save an uttack OF
rheumatism, dropsys heart trouble OF
Bright y disease. 'Doan's have helped
hnu,nnds hack TO health.
''When Your Back is l.ume-Rcmem
brr the Name" don simply ask foT
II kidney rrmedy-ask distinctly for
Dunu : Bac knchc Kidney Pills and take
| 10 uthrrj. D0an's BacElchr Kidney
p,ll> are sold nv al druggists and store
krr,,rr> ~ win y" mailed on receip; o.
prize" 10y the HOLSTER Drug Co., o
Benson Smith l. Co., agents for tn,
Haw allan Islands. advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-24
WASTING FOOD IN
:" :. :. =: BEER ANDIW|NES
House Committee Of Whole Votes
Its DisapprovaI In Amendment
To a Food Bill

b. WASHINGTON, May 22-(Associa,
ted Press Sitting as a committee of
the whole yesterday the house went on
record against the use of any food,
stuff for the Manufacture of beer or
wines. II is expected that the mem.
befs will reverse this vote when the
bill comes up before the house for
formal passage and a record vote is
taken, but tie committee vote is re-
garded as Significant nevertheless.
The committee was considering the
Food Production Bill, which carries an
appropriation of eleven million dollars.
Representative Randall of California
moved in amendment that the use of
any of the appropriation for the car
rying out of the food production pro
gram be prohibited until the President
by executive order, prohibits the use OF
foodstuffs in breweries or wine plants
This amendment carried.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-24
.SAMMIES HEAR
THAT HINDENBURG.
HAS GONE BELOW
Persistent Report Also On Lor-
raine Front That Kaiser's
Leading Soldier Is Dead

RICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, May 22-(Associated
Press) Prisoners taken by Amert-
can patrols report a persistent rum
or in the German army that Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg IL dead,
this being the same rumor reported
, by prisoners taken some days ago
by the British in Flanders, The
Same belief in the death Of the
: German commander -in-chief is pre-
valent in the areas back Of the
German lines among the civilians,
although no prisoner taken Is able
to give any satisfactory explana-
ton for this belief.
IT, When repeated by the prisoners
taken In Flanders, it was believed
that the tale Of Won Hindenburg'
death had been purposely circulated
IN the army to explain the check
Of the great drive.