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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
WIRE BULLETINS

Newark, July H.-Bctween seven
and eight thousand skilled machin-
lists, tool makers, and their appren-
tces, mostly employed in govern
ment work, walked out of their
places of employment in various
manufacturing plants in this district
today, on strike for higher wages.
With the American Army in
France, July Il. (By The Associated
Press)-Five German airplanes and
one balloon were destroyed by
American aviators in the fighting
over Dormans on the river Marne.
Paris July l. -"On the Marne
front our troops of the second line
and PERHAPS our general reserves
already are entering the action"
says til, Temps today in reviewing
the progress OF the enemy often
sive. where our troops have as
sumed the offensive to the north
of la Chapelle- Monthoden, we have
regaine1 ground.
Athens. Greece July H.-It is an
nounced from Spanish source that
a Spanish steamship on which Min
lister Lopez de Vega was returning
to Spain, has been torpedoed by a
German submarine. The ship flew
the minister's flag. The diplomat and
his family have been rescued. The
German government had been no
tilted week in advance OF the
minister's depaitu
Washington, July H.-Further
drastic curtaiment of the so-called
lesser essential industries may re-
suit from the enlargement OF the
war program, the consequent in
creasing demand for steel and ex-
isting shortage in the supply. War
requirements for the last six months
of this year will be approximately
20 million tons the war industries
board announced today. The great
est output OF like period for the
steel industry was l6,50O,O00 tons,
the board stated.
London, July H.-General John
Pershing has been awarded the
Grand Cross of the Order of the
Bath, and General Tasker r. Bliss
American representative at the su
preme war council has been given
the Grand Cross of the Order of ST.
Michael and St. George This was
officially announced today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
WATTS BANK HELD UP

Mu,kogee, Okla. July 1.-TWO
masked 6an,'ts kcld up the cashier
cf the Watts State Bank at Watts
Okla, sixty miles east of Muskogee,
at ll:50 o'clock this morning and
secured $1,000 in cash according to
long distance telephone reports.
They escaped on horseback and
lode rapi.lly toward the hill coun-
try TO the west. A posse is in pur-
suit. II Bandits l8 months ago held
I'D tie Watts bank and made OFT
with .s25C0.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
Markets
LIVESTOCK

Kansas City, Mo-, July E.-EIog
receipts, 1000, higher, bulk 1905
a 1925; heavy 1915 "a 1880, light
1900 "a 1920 pigs l6.25 "a 100.
Cattle, receipts $4,000, including
l,5OO southerns; strong prime fed
steers l7.25 "a 1925; dressed beef
steers 400 M 100, southern steers
ZOO "a l450, coks 700 C0 1900 heif-
ers 500 a. 1900, stoclers 500 a
1875, calves 500 "a l4.25
Sheep( receipts 4,000; strong;
lambs 1000 "a 1925; yearlings 1900
M 1900 wethers 1000 "a 1880:
ewes 500 a 1925, stockers 600 "a
Zoo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17

London, June l3.-(Correspond-
ence of The Associated Press 1.-The
war has caused the belligerent coun-
tries of Europe the loss Of not less
than l2500,000 potential lives be-
cause of the decrease in the number
OF births resulting from the war,
says Sir Bernard Mallet, registrar
general of Geat Britain. This coun-
ty, he asserts, has lot in these po-
tent ial lives, 65O,0C0 children. He
believes that other belligerent coun-
thies have suffered in this respect
more than has Great Britain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK
DESPITE SONS DEATH

Saratoga Springs, N. Y, July IL, u;
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt VIII
deliver the principal address at the
Republican state convention to-
morrow Notwithstanding the death
of his son, Lieut.. Quentin Roose-
welt, in aerial combat in France.
This word was received this att
ernoon by Senator Theodore Doug
las Robinson, nephew OF the
colonel, over the telephone from
Oyster Bay.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
HIS WISH.

New York Post. The irascible one
had been listening TO a lengthy ar
gumcnt on whether ireland should
or should not have home rule. Final
ly he could contain himself no
longer and burst out:
i wish they'd give EN- home
rule and then give me the motion
picture rights"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
HUNS BOMB HUNS

Par;s, Ju!y 4 (Havas Agency
NINETY -four Germans were killed
and sevcnty-four Germans we're
wounded On the night OF July 1910
when Eve German aviators bombed
a prisoners camp in the region OF
Troyers, 30 miles behind the French
battle front. The aerial lombard
ment las.e1 for one hour. Two
French ,olcrs OF the camp guard
were wounded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
Another Hun Town Bombed.

London, July l7.-British avia-
tors again have attacked Offenburg,
near Karlsruhe, and Thionville,
near Metz, says the official state
ment from the air ministry issued
last night. Good bursts were OBJ
served at Offenburg and fire, fol-
lowed by explosions, was started at
Thionville.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
Birth Rate Ouer Europe
Materially Reduced By War

Sir Bernard estimated that every
day of the war means loss of 1000
potential lives of children to the
United Kingdom, France, Italy and
the Central Powers, Dealing with
the decline in the birth rate here,
he said the births registered in Eng
land and Wales in 1913 numbered
SSl, 800 In 1915 they fell to Sl4,6l4,
in 1916 there was further fall to
780, $50, and in 1917 to COS, ,346; a
decline Of "a per cent compared
with 1913.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
MOONEY IN DEATH CELL.

San Franciso, July H.-Accom-
panied only by Sheriff Thomas
Finn and deputy, Thomas ]. Moon
cy left here today for the death
row in San Quentin pcnitentiary,
where he is under sentence to be
hanged August % for murder in
connection with preparedness pa
rade bomb explosion here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17

Cavalrymen have a superstition
OF their own. A mounted man firmly
believes that he Will come through
the deadliesi charge unseaihed If he
carries on his person the tooth of a
war horse. the only condition be-
ing that the horse itself has at some
time been through a charge unhurt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17

for leaving his car standing in the
street with the engine running.
Roy Robinson, negro, was
charged in the police court this
morning with the theft of pistol
from a Iawnshop. He was fined SIS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
PRODUCE

Kansas City, Mo, July E.-But-
ter and poultry unchanged. Eggs.
frists, 81; seconds, 50; potatoes
steady, 200 to 225.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17
Safe.

Widow: He-How IS IT that you
never suffer from the cod?
She-Oh. I'm always wrapped up
IN my work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17

of l000G-,on standard ships after
this plan. Under the new method OF
construction the riveters become
welders.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17

Read j; in the Ardnoreite first.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-17

With the American Army in
France, July Il. (By The Associated
Press Five German airplanes and
one balloon were destroyed by
American aviators in the fighting
over Dormans on the river Marne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
MOI NTAINAIR NOTES

Airs j. \. BcnI returned SUNDAY
morning from Albuquerque whore she
has hcou employed Hs an assistant in
I'r'nch's undertaking purlorH
Mrs. G. ~ Bucr went 90 Albuuuor-
cue Do cNonina TO rousuit On
loN"iart concerning her infant
daughter Sbo was accompanied hl
her mother Mrs Nordmcycr
Miss Johnnie Gentry. who has boon
~ with mountain fever. ia Gonzales.
Cruf.
br ana Mrs g. i AmbIc left Trog-
a"A, tine doctor poinr 10 CHICAGO
whore n' VIII take post graduate WORK
aud Mrs Amhlc 10 Meade. Kansas. to
VISIT hcI sister Tor o. short time. after
which sine VIII Join the doctor.
Tl" family 81 " g. Bichurdlun
has moved 20 fhc Ludg" IA Chautal.
qua Park.
Gutus Sellers and family have
moved TO thoir new homo CA North
summit avenue.
Mts. G. y ilHnlou left FRIDAY Tor
A~lhupuoruuo en- route 10 Rochester.
Mimi where she viii enter Mu,o
brothers hospital
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

tratluu-. I'd like 90 bp 20 uIri
-'out.' WINS he remark OF a l9-f car
oid who wHs present M the Aploudl
entertainment Of the Girl Scouts lu the
Hrmoff Thursday night Me too" aud
me % 90 Wore echoed Us her com
plniuns Tho program of entertain.
mcut numbers ANA demonstration 81
the scout work were "a revelation ut
m" efficient patriotic service Of this
order, beaded locally by Miss Lisetor-
Lane Tho songs. unique May-polc
figure featured 10y tho flags OF tho al
lies, the stIrtIur address hy Or. Berg
man, tho rDuslug orchestra music. Voc
cal solos and talks. and pautomimic
illustrations Of the Scout creed and
activities were thrilling Tho chase
was "a numhei that caught the fancy
OF old ana Young in tho enthusiastic
audience. Tho arm work was given
with precision ana ELECTED much
praise Through cuurtcsy OF the
guards tho scouts had the urmorv uf-
ter S:3o o'clock. II was bon olcry way
successful ana besides making "a real
impression ON tho public, nottcd "A sum
Cor tho Red Cross,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

Tho sunday school class of Mrs
Marshall DrWc bad ID picnic Thurs
duy ,..uIuE 81 Ch|autaulun Park.
Mr. Charles ]. Burt went TO Alhu-
quorlr. saturday to spend Sunday
with H, SISTER, Mrs " NJ Nctoy OF
Grtup. Is N
Tile huHul Peoples class OF tho
Methods SUNDAY school had an CUT
inL In larfauCu canyon Tuesday oven
ms THE --,frcfnmcptu consisted ct
bacon, 'raH and Wciuios cooked over
tn campfire.
Mrs = " Jackson has moved into
The L..f.I williams house which
promise 90 be- a popular boarding
house 'nIs winter
Miss Mildred Webb. of MoriartN.
sp,ut I.w days "a Mountaindtr last
wok
LLOYD DImt. deputy food admins.
traitor with headquarters at Amarillo.
T'Nos. is sponuiug % fCw days visiting
homo FOLKS.
Sat Major Marshall Ormc has AR
rived safely overseas. according 10 tho
news received hy hts wife.
The nov school board liz making
preparations ior the opening OF school.
MONDAY. Sept 2 Lester Barnes. who
has been appointed iani'or. has boon
husily employed acttiug everything IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
rICNiC AZ srppEn NOON.

Nitor 90 DAYS financial drive in tho
church parish. preparatory for tho un-
mIul state conference. thr members Of
fht iCQd Avcuuo Methodist church
wound Mp their lahors with 90 jolly
motor marty and picnic supper ON the
mesa Thursday evening The place
wtr Auppcr Rock ret tho entrance 10
TIIrUts tanNou Men at the church
ANA their families TO- tho number OF
one hundred ana ttty seven enjoyed
tho open air fcuat. Then o.mo % lvast
~ music and Jokes. \ bonfire was
bulit "a take The chill OFT tho ahurp
September air MI VI r. Hicko,
acted az master of ceremonies ut uu
informal program. all the finor and
more kocuiy rcltshcd rot bHiuI im
promptu Mr. HD2lett gave % choice
reading in tho STYLE Que would expect
lrDid who starred Os Tho Poet boz
TIP tu the AIR" Or Bussett and MIN.
CHfpar gave dciEhtfui readings IN.
young people Joined voices Boa patriotic
songs before the caNai,odc started
humsWHrl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
LAS en- CES COTE


lnb.r day furnished tho incentive
l.r several leurntUI ui,nios 90 n
country. A A2r. Iu fho afternoon the
children Of IN, tcriHu SUNDAY
school as we'll a. the church mem
Lcr.. motorci out io Ull and enjoyed
o. picnic supper and sImc..
Mr. amt Mrs. o. rIuun and five
daughters have r,ruIuvl to their
humo Iu go pl-u after 3D. visit ui two
weeks with f1. Cru.a. relative. and
liDula
.Is. Aim. T.., u.t.,rg n.. grr.,aa
mon. Take charlie. I'D lud viii surul
mo winter with hen rt.r Nir, Itufh
Howell
,,.1... q,.... ,....,r,
.
"'
Mit. PATRICK Mrllt"' If ..li l''
. 'N'"'ht l"l I'"'h' ''lu '.'
'' remain WIN iti b'i''| "uliit '''
'..'"c' %. .'r hn.I.'I'' poo 'h' n'N
Lieut. %. "'N"'" pas
.n san Francisco ait.' VISIT here
WIN ~, "'".I'f "ll'
DOB iiN' Hl3
I"' Va having '''n 81 .h"'i'" IRON
'H' army "" '''""'' '' '''s.h 't
''' '"'~'''' " ' ITO 'N''"'
''"
hIHs Estor stuart Boa" r''lsn"d nor
position with the Boston sfHr" ana
.II again rcsuI, beer ..Uuu dufl"s al
state College
,f.s Dl,,,r. s.v .-,..,.t n,
b,, home ,n 90. A-',,.4. r,Hl,y
,,,ptrr with f,r,u,u ,,.-. ID. non.
al, - r. Lr.,E.. t -. ,U.. am
t,,,.. vlth tE. ..,t ,.-,t.r-..t ~
d,.,r,.. ,,nu r.,u, ,b,s ,l.,, .-.r,i,p
f,,,,sb,d ,sa,,,,, f.r ,r. .y.n-
ing. poiIsht.ul rofro-hmout- were
NJ .,1 tT,. I,.y. rb.,,., with
,hcir mo,bcr Mn 10 'I'1,in W."
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readiness. Tho teachers for this wear
are :. " Parton, principal Miss
Mildred webb. Mrs j. o. Veal. Miss
Anna Doyle. Mrs. = D.. Rodgers and
Miss Alice Hoyland \ large attend.
anCo ia expected.
Among The buildings % IN course
OF construction here are: a large res.
idercc hy trs mundn Romero q bctu-
tifui bungalow ~ ! IL Griffu. a resi-
dencc hN Frank SChmttz. a bungalow
homo hS Mts NJ J.. Norbeti, aud .
residence by \ h MCKINLEY.
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rNnrMLIL %GATnInlNG

Though tinRpd with regret for The
approaching departure OF the honor
QUESTS. the farewell party given iN
inc Lutheran parish ia compliment
To- Mr. ard Mrs. . T. S~choenberl
TIutHdAy ulrht was % delightful oc-
ynsIon The spirit of friendship vac
tIie and the scVonty-fivc friends pros
expressed formally and iufor-
uullN THEN appreciation of the
-rhUruhcrEs as live Wire workers m
Tho church MIR SChUcnbofE who
WAS formerly q minister. now in the
FEDERAL forest service. has supplied
The pulpit whcn the pastor has been
Obliged to De away. Preliminary 10
tAc social session. o. program Of
The following numbers vas given
Piano duet. Misses Gertrude ThOmp-
SON and Florence Olcson. vocal solo.
His. ". ~ Halbnig: reading, lan'
Bocmuu; piano solo. Miss Gertrude
Thompson. selection 10y the sunday
school orchestra. reading. Miss san
vocal solo. Helen Sichlcr. grc"ttul
from the sunday school hN the ru.
pcrintoudcnt. Armin Kramer. piano
solo. Howard Mann
Vt tho close Of the program tho
pastor. tho Rev. Mr Kuudscn. gay'
oral and thc houorees in particular
his theme being thc faithful service
of Mr.. and Mrs. Schoenbcrp iu
church and parish work and the APP.
PROBATION of the church family 1n'
elimination of his remarks was IN,
Presentation OF "A set of silver table.
ware TO Mr. ana Mis- Schocubort
glvcn on behalf OF the congregation
4 rcspOnsr of acceptance from th'
recipients ami the company resolve,
uncif into "a genial talk fest Nj
and Mrs. Schoonbcrg will leave iOl
Portal, Ariz., next week.
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terurined al her A llmc, ne.I Me-
silin. Saturday ~ ming 900 houuI of
hcr house guest. NI Uurvie uf III
plau Tho cvonir waa spout in zee
calling many hHpp. |iucidcutH OF hl-
duNs. intersIuIspl with TuIu'-
aud music. Duritl Ihp evening deli
ciuus r~cfrcshmcnt ice cream, Cak"
ANA fruit was served the young peo-
pile by the hostc- assisted Ls Mrs
Hurvle. Of FL r. mother 90 the
quest Of honor. Those enjoying Mrs.
UplkiduGfs hospl'. .fu were. Misses
GLADYS Hines. Adj Latham, Dorothy
Locke. Mary HHgs,'r. Dorothy l;oh-
bins. Eleanor Lyon Eva Yoast, Mar
gurttc Buvens. VI riorio aud Gwen
dulyu Watson and H,-srs Dick Iinr-
per. Louis n 81 ..i"y clay, AuhrN
Scanlon. charlie IIaEerty. Ftunk
Wimherly Fred Hines and Frank
HARRIS.
Mrs. oscar Lo' .au has received
word OF the safe arrival of h"Y son
oliver overseas.
Miss lnez Buy'.. has accepted q
position In Flags Au!z. and left
for b ut place this week..
Prof T.. g. " .Iuthin. who has
teen connected y the department
OF biology a. stat College a number
ot g"lIa has rcslp.,l ana LET'S Tues
Gay fot N'w Hamu.H.rc.
Mrs Nurolia 49, ester IS here. tho
guest uf her uncle J. stewart
Miss EIlth Dobs lla arrived from
Gallup y NJ, and lIs purchased the
ltu Williams fai. ur tho r1soo.
Mrs D. a. Rem has accepted o.
position Zoo the 'u-t1tficc ut this
place
Miss OHvc lIcke hae resigned her
pos. tiun with tla p|uAtuifioc here ana
lcti W,luosdaN for Denver. COLO
wh'r" she viii Hc engsrol iu similar
Wurk.
Walter Har ny celebrated hla
twelfth birthd anniversary Tuesday
Hltcrn on witt part ~ his home
Wrro Aba uu. Edith Hunter LOWS.
Wilbur Nauch. Elizabeth Nichols.
Evelyn HiFicy Iohn Bennett Miller.
1rpd Miller dn| others.
Rev T.. r. Ntfhes Of Albuquerque.
"EVgtical miss nary Tor the Prcshy-
f.r.Iu chUryl was here this wcci vis-
itiur old FRIEND md relative.
Co.iI aud s.inmH Hrowulre have
ruu, to- Carlsbad. y. ~. In answer
Goo their count. call!
Miss Marion Burt h.G returned "a
her home IN NuthonN artci a. wHoh
spent with g.. Cruces friends.
Mrs g. b. fletcher OF Douglus
Ariz, was here his week and enter . @
hor daughter. Elsie. az Lorcttu acud.
cuy
Mr- Ada sellers has returned 10
~ Iaso ttt'r H pleasant visit IN inc
HON" of her parents. Mr. and MIR II.
D. uouElaud
s. g. Glenn was a visitor in VI
Iaso uu TuosIH..
Mr. T.. Bartlett OF Ia Mesa, was Doc
Las cruces uu Wednesday.
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LEAVE roR CONCERT ro,H.

Miss NuTuUTVt NUth0s, Who TnU9Od
Acknowledgements Co. hiEh pitch uf 'u
thusitsm at her SONG rocit her" last
week is Go lcaS, tomorrow evening Tor
chicago 90 begin the lycoum circuit ur
vocalist of The Novin lyccum COM.
plut. Tho itinerary include th, cities
of the Northern statos from Chicago 10
Portland oregon. urd down fhr Pa
.LLLL .LmM.
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ADDITION SOCIETY.
Ntonllnu,,l iTom naec ~

no Mrs VIM. the star vocalist and
Nuicv cnarh who has ma'ir % high
place f1r herself in the southwest and
Iu eastern cities. cannui De IN Alhu.
uuoruuc where she is devoutlN adj
fuIrcd. 10 be- % ounce or courratul1iIOu
tu Now McNicans generally that ~
least shc is ~ remain IN the state
Tho normal is TO be congratulated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
MIS-, sN,rnrRs INrrnrN>s.

Miss Margaret Smithcra WAS hostess
az luncheon Tuesday ~ thc AlyHud,
hotel The ruosta wore 90 uunttcttr of
YOUNG laoics. two ct whom are suut
To- leave cor college. one to hos An.
rclcs and the other 60 81 Louis 4
picture show Mas the aftermath ol th,
feast.
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BELEN NOTES

Miss Naomi BECKER. who for the
past year has been resting from her
school duties ana visiting her aunt
aud uncle. Mr. and Mrs John Beet
CT. Sr. returned Thursday to her
home IN New orleans. La. where she
Viii again resume her duties ~
teacher in the public schools OF that
place.
Mr., aud Airs J L. Davidson. to-
Continued ON Page ~
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An informal party given hv Mrs.
Herbert Gallos for her cousin Ralph
tliil was a. huupH affair Wednesday
evening ot the GALES home. sUt "
N%iauturttc. Vocal muFic featured thu
evenings entertainment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07

James skinner b. in the cit, ON a fur
Tough from his military luartcrs at
Fort Hiss.
Tho wOman's club chorus viii Moot
nest Monday afternoon az the homo
OF the director, Mra, - T.. Morris
settle on Ntuth street.
The art class OF the Mompn's club
viii meet with the coach. Mrs.
Thomas lunnhy. at the club rooms
"Wednesday afternoon az 3 O'Clock.
Miss cNlma prichard has returned
from Santa Fe whore she was the
guest OF her aurt the past month.
Ralph Brooks. Ralph Poyton. and
Dick Bruo, have returned from a fort
night spent M Taos and the Mountains
OF IA, Vicinity.
Fletcher Short has returned from q
su't.fluL trip north OF santa fo
who" hu was ono of u government
Surveying team.
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NJ. on \. 4. TO srnyr DINNER.

Preparations trc already On DOT ion
linking oi the tpuchcrs whom tho state
convention meets horc. Tho Women
OF thc American Army plan TO serve
dinners tor two days ut convention
WttI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-07
AZ rilI uIGu SCHOOL

school has opened again uu1 aU
bitiuu is squirting students to work
fur places OF honor There b. despair
ln feminine circle. az uirh school
Most OF the holH have enrolled at the
university tp r't the governmental
military training The few remaining
ur, 500 popular % i- likely their heads
Will bee turned Clusse4 too are rr
arranged The school day e. ou, hour
longer than formerly. 'Nuthiur be- t'
10 was and studies are harder thuu
y~pstprduE.
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pTRsnN N WI NTION.

Austin tu'hwUn. son OF G.. q. tlsh-
man, haas r,iHr.pd from the Roswell
militarE u0ul.H. fos q visit with his
parents mere Like all the military ca
diets No.ul '. man is the picture OF
health, WIiH U I.enity of carriage that
Hdfs sears ... inches 10 his appear
anto
Miss Hsti II# wilkins, q local belle.
ls to leave ,uuH Tor California to en-
roll in H'.s,... university.
Mrs ANUN...a and daughter. Miss
Gretchen. ..u. rom Bnlcn SUNDAY 20
spcr. tho d.. IN friends.
Mos G,rf.... Thomas Ia In the CITY
i..H N,.I Iest OF Mrs. Alfred
Goodrich. Thomas holds y re-
HpouHil.. p..' .l with the Santa fo
railroad 30. Sol. Ian as car e'erk.
Edward T. n, popu arly called
.ieEEi' ..Io from the military
Hchool 600 I.IN. NJ. Arizona.
Miss Ann. .. Nd, Woods loft the first
OF tho w,,l silver cts 10 accept
a Lucrative off, position Miss Woods
has resided -Nlbuqucrquc several
years and v.. .tny friends She was
so'rctarH O.. tsaor j. ". McCullon
of thv SCOUT. nm Teachers associa-
tIou,
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Nh and AT TIward l.. Morgan. ir,
have rotuUu,. ON their bridal trip
ana arc H.'f... IN their bungalow
home a., ] Central VENUE
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Miss iron, d. Ike has returned from
n vacation 10 Los Angeles aud
oihti '~dI'... Ultics.
The school Magdalena has oh-
Gagged Miss h. 7raWford OF this City
10 teach Oh. ug year.
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Mrs. don. imquist, "a South
walter sfr..| received u.Wr that
hor nophoH. I Id Aiaynold. OF Salt
Lake CTS. was wOund't whil,
ttBhtnp $40. H front line American
forces in b. has recovered from
hiH wuuu,I. base hospital n
France Oh pvcinl petition tu lIs
u~uthort,. -. nd him back a. tHD
'front.' rtuE been granted tuG
that ne advance lines aH.Iu
WILEY rbH fon Of Mr. unt Ma.