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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31
4Open Hou.en for 1ox,

The Y. NJ. c. A. will keep "epen
house" for the boys Of the city on
New Years Day, In all its depart
ments. and with entertainment. The
gymnasium Will be made especially at
tractive for the young folk At the
morning and evening hours the mill
tary police will be the guests OF the
association.
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banquet in Honor OF t,,,.

L1NCHBURG, VA, December 40
Approximately all Of the 200 plates
Tor the banquet to be given here in
Treasury, have been subscribed for st
50 each The banquet is arranged as
tribute to MIR. Glass and short talks
are 70 be made by boyhood friends of
Aar. Ei yn.. A.,
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Weddings and
Engagements
Brief Mention of Vir-
ginia Brides and
Grooms.

EERTEDERIcksBuRG; VA. December 80.
beth Taylor Gordon. daughter OF Mr. ano
mrs: 6, r. G0rdon all Of spotsylyana were
the home Of the bride. Rev. Decatur Ed
wards performing the ceremony.
FREDERlCkSDURG. VA. December 80
MISS Mary e. Andrews. only daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs; c.. II. Andrews. OF SpotsyI-
vania. and Chcsley Landram Waite were
married a few days ago at the home of
the bride. Rev. S. II. Pulliam oinciating
LYNCHBURG. VA, December so-Miss
elizabeth ,,, Gilis daughter OF Mr.: and Mrs
wesley ellis and James A. Dunn were
married Saturday afternoon in the rectory
OF Holy Cross Catholic Church. Rev Ed
ward NJ. Tearney officiating.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. December 80.
-James Broaddus Curtis and Miss Berthn
Newton; both q King George County. were
dcnce OF Rev. z. L. Swift pastor OF The
Baptist Church. who performed the cere-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31

II You Are Looking
for good position, read the Helm
Wanted Ado In The Times Dispatch,
The best business firms use them for
the best help.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31
Harrington. Rudolph: Aydcn. n. c.
Manning, Walter A.: whittier Depot, "
MAXINE CORDS

The summary of casualties In the Ma
rine CORPS to date shows a total of 5.3s7.
Ninety officers are dead. lol were wounded
and one Is reported missing. Among the
enlisted men 1898 are reported dead. 2Ss2
wounded. hfty-four in the hands of the
enemy and ZIG missing The Virginia and
North Carolina names In the list given out
yesterday follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Sergeant.
Holder. Arthur G.: Wilkesboro. y. {.
Private.
Sharp. william D.: Aberdeen. y. Z.

Wounded severely. previously reported as
missing: Prirates Charles L. Brown. Spring
Place. Ga. .Iohnie Edwards. DanviIle. VA:
Joseph f. La Fieur. Hamilton Ia. nean
trice G. Slice. Irmo. S. c.
SICK in hospital previously reported
missing Private Andy y. HcdEepcth. Rus
missing: Privates I.cren Anderson. Miski-
mon. Va: Herman l.. Grafton. blackstone.
va: John l.. Holbrook. Onen. n. G..
:. Wounded. degree undetermined. previous
~ reported killed in action: Private
James X. Riddle. Elkton. Va
returned 70 duty. previously reported
Killed In action: Privates Mason Lucas
pembroks. Va. Henry Floyd Pearson. Glib
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nnn,t Warr.x,

about that article you lost, a Times
. wa,spatsShb ona Lost" "a Will ind It for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31
HENRY A. EDMONDsON,
OF HALIFAX, is DEAD
Served Two Terms In House OF
Delegates and Two In State
Senate.
WAS WOUNDED AT GETTYSBURG
Lynchburg Man, Long Mourncd as
Dead, Returns Homo - Seventy
Cases of Influenza at Female Or
nhanage.

HOUSTON, VA. December 3O.-Ma-
jor Henry Archer Edmondson died at
his home at Houston Sunday evening
at SIS o'clock after lingering III
ness. He was native OF Hah1ax
County and was born on October w.
1S33. He was one of the most promi-
nent citizens of this section OF the
State and was actively engaged III inc
business and political woria; r,,,
He was member Of st. 5ohhs DE- Epi iss
senior warden. He was the. father Of
the tobacco market at South Boston
and up to few years ago was ac-
lively engaged IN n onSiheSs Of public
trust for years-was sheriff OF Haifax
County, was member OF the Board
of Supervisors and It's chairman four
House Of Delegates and twice to the
During his last term in the Senate
he nominated the late John W Dan
Senate in 1908.
Swanson as member Of the Gettys-
to the Demoeratic National Convention
which met in Denver. Colo. in 1908.
He entered the Confederate Army at
the beginning Of the war, was major
Armstead's brigade.
He was shot in the mouth while
charging across wheat field at Get
fFya1saeE As M Nay 81 as Saf
coded him to the grave on October 8.
1899. He is survived by the follow
ing children: Mrs. Sue II. Edmunds
ton: Mrs. Anna II. Terrell. OF Raleigh.
N. c., and +. r. Edmondson. OF South
Boston, Va. He will be buried at st.
Johns Cemetery tomorrow morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-31
Two AGED Citizens Die.

80 FREDERICkSBURG. VA December
S 6Urf n.s, aged citizens Of Frcdericks-
lhese was Newton s. Gay. who died
q. ms nome here after lingering ill
ness, AT the age of eighty-nine. Mr.
Gay ns came here from New York in 1857.
purchased farm in Spotsylyania
GSCWunty. which he conducted success
, ruiiy ior number of years. and later
WAS n ms msn nome in fredericksburg. He
AZ Spotsylvania Courthouse, and is sur.
christiana' h Ree,i daugh,ers. Mrs Maria
B Ie. died at her home Whfts
are rs after after brief illness. at the
was horns hIy-three years: Mrs. Bruiie
many s ", and came to Ameicas in i Hs5
and h has r Married to Mr.. Brulle in 1853
1 mas member OF the Presbyter jne
" II R and is survived by three sons"
and brnlle, OF Newport News:
a smo Gr. Herman Bruile. of thjs ei, L.
Brookiynss nMte d Mrs Emma Stoli. Of
OF this city. Amelia Brulle.
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Returned After n Year..

LYNcHBURG. VA. December 30
To return homo after an absence OF
twenty-five years to find his father.
a brother and sister had died dur
ing his absence, and to pass his
brother on the street without either
rience here several days ago Of Rich
ard !. Carroll: now a resident OF Ca
BILE, w. Va, where he Is engaged in the
coal business.
Leaving home when a boy of eight
cen years, and wandering over the
ffSspY I ~. to the far West and later in
when he left Roanoke in such a Way
mat he was believed to have been a
victim OF ROBBERY and murder, he was
given up for dead until he returned
Mr.. Carroll was a son Of the late
"a 3. Carroll, who died here in October.
a single member of his family save a
sister, Mrs. E. S. Harper. who lives
at 2l09 Tulip Street
Yesterday all OF the members of
the family In the city were present at
reunion held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. a. Hicks, .2Ool Lorraine Street.
guests,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-28
TO MAKE SURE THAT
DEPENDENTS RECEIVE
SHARE OF MEMS PAY
Local Draft Board Will Hold Con
ference With County Council of
Defense; Need of Some Ar.
rangemont Is Seen.

Efforts to mako SOME arrangement
that will insure receipt Dos soldiers and
sailors dependents Of alluW ,"uts az
the enlisted mems pay arc to be made
hy the local draft hoor' and the coun-
ty council of defense The board has
instructed chief clerk Dluui Hutto 10
write To Chairman Nl;rod Gruns,old
Of the county council tn orrunr" for
% conference.
II is not "a flo,l of complaints re-
gardiug failure to receive nllntmcpts
thut has moved tho board to nct, hut
% kuowIcdrr that tho allotment plan
will fail iu 20 good many eases
through lack of sum" arrangement tn
mako sure hat the money reuchos the
dependents. virtually no actual come
ulaiut- have hoou put up to the board,
il WINS said TODAY. but b is known that
numbers Of the dependents have no
idea uf ho VITO proceed 60 get an al1ot-
mont aud make sure that the money
comes to them some way ~ making
certain that needy dependents nav,
proper alIotmcuts made Tor them. and
that tho money is received regularly
is sought Bog the war organizations.
The draft board BE- peculiarly inter
cstcd In the question of allotmcnts. be-
cnuse In numbers of cases tho soldir;
nav was the deciding factor in th,
question of exemption raised by regis
trants with dependents. 4 certain per.
I ccntarc of the pay w1N counted uu
| tn care Tor the ones left at home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-28
Club Mours Death
OF Mrs. Ada Morley

The fol!owiug resolutions were
adoptot at a recent session uf the Al
uuuutrquo Womans club of which the
late Nrs Ada Murly was a life mem-
bor.
Club women mourn the passing OF
Mrs Morley, o. notable figure in Wom-
,u's wur. lu lhis state.
"Hcr great heart tool INTO tts SYM
uatnio4 al who suffer, especially lit
tio rbiIdr up and duub animals. She
rtrIy became convinced THAI the ua-
ton needs the hc1rt OF its women IN
the prevention and elimination ot sur
ferIur Iud that thsir elevation 60 poe
uticaI equality would give them "A
powerful weapon with which 10 bat
tIc against oppression So hcr fight
fur women suffrage began and was
never laid down.
"N CLEVER writor, % warm hearted
philuuthrupisi u builder of state
90 devoted feminist, "a zoalot Tor tuo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of her soN, the cham
pipu always of tho oppressed, Sew
McN,co loses one of her best known
and most rcycred daughters.
'shc camo to New Mexico iu 1879
travelling from Hutchinson. kan, ~
uu oNcart Of he pioneer breed
whose dnuntless courage wan tins
west. she was "a worthy hclp-meet oi
the heroic man Ia whose efforts ar,
largely due the building of the SAINT,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-28
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which l. Hcttcr-Try am Experiment
or ITont by AN Albuquerque
Gtiztsl's ENIsricnst.

Something new rs an experiment.
Must be- proved 20 bee as repre-
The statement OF a manufactures Is
not convincing proof Of merit
But the endorsement OF friends Is.
Now s|upposing you had a bad back,
\ lame. weak. coz aching one
Would YOU experiment on IL
You win read OF many so-called
cures
Endorsed by strangers from far.
away places.
GCs Inherent when the eudorsemout
comes from home.
Easy 90 prove local testimony.
Read this Albuquerque case.
A. NJ. Plotner carpenter, lt-j -.
John S., SAYS: 81 had severe attacks
OF kidney trouble and my back BOTH
cred me- very much. / didn't feel well
40 AN and when / eXerted myself. l
tired qLickly. I hnally learned %
Doau's kidney pms and bought some
az tho AlNarado Pharmacy They soon
cured me % The attack. Since then
I have generally had a box ~ Doau's
kidney Pills In tho house ia case /
should need them"
Price zoe. at an dealers. nou't
simply ask Tor a kidney remedy-get
NIT. Plotuer had, Foster-Mllburn Co,
poau's Kidney pnls-tho same hat
Mfsrs, Hunalo, y, y.
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CONSERVATION
DAY HERE WILL Be
SERIOUSLY OBSERVED
Every School Child in Albuquer
que to Distribute Tags Leave
Your Shovel Where the Riddles
Can Get at Il on January 80.

Oh. ...- H..|.u,u .. basement Us
entered r..u.. ...,..u D., Dos .
... .. N... Jlu I'D. u
iN,.u rU. uuUi- .It o.. m. auJ o. D.. DOB
Hu,f Ha 1IHiu,,. o. m,.,s Johnnie.
ur.N. .', f..m ... .>t Unur .g Ia.
uo>f .Ia,.. vino bins uh.u occasion %.
.Ul,, To- fH.I -HN.ua fJE uU ..u. coca
nH..I.HI slnfoI. 10 tuu Yi, lore
tUUt.u enough iH Hua~'- uHi. tUt|
uu, I.u tUr lu.I children ul 49,
.HIuuruu, sf tr tggs tub il,- Viii
turned Iuu-c 900 tb, own W,iEe-IaE
Hith tJg- b. 'hsIT hands. with .u.tiuy.
iIunf tp tuL u. -hut,l-. researches cd
oVrr..hlp 90 pu.-,-si"u Superut'ud-
,ul John Milne. OF th, city schools .
dir,y.iur tho fIrI .N.i.l campaign bon
ma, pubic schools. bud Father Manila.
larI. Hf the lmwu,uItr, '%"uy'pllu.
church. is carrying uu ihc work Doh
the three parnthtal scnools
THO uos AND girls OF the town ha q
caught tho spirit ct the fuoi ~aNlua
idea They r,Alize that ships are i>in
idle nt mltl hurnurs On the Atlantic
coast, waiting and waiting, their c"a.
luukogs empty. when they should be
ON the high seas. nratiug danger Hor9'
submarines. and al The pcrils of th'
water. tu set food tud clothing tu va.
Gle SANS soldier boys iu France
Former Governor MHnuunld, fedora.
fuel administrator ana Donald louus
executive secretary are carrying ou th'
iurl saving campaign boo Sew Mexico
ANA % viii not pv thcIr fault n every
shovel lu the state isn't tagged ON th'
day after tomorrow. From indications
iu Albuquerque there Will De- mighty
frn fhuNc.s escape without being tur'
up aioty with one Of tho tu2H. which
almoulsh the person about to use th'
shovel 90 think twice before throwiu'
"a ahusclfuI OF coal ou "a fire that is al,
ready buruiur t- brightly as necessary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-28

"Nothinr BUT the truth almost
when YOU witness the performance
sou viii readily understand how Il
could Boz done. II speaks much for
the ability OF Mr.. Montgomery as a
playwright Mr. Montgomery. hy the
WAY is on American. ana many Of
thc Metropolitan critics anticipate this
promising young author Will. at no
ftr distant day. contribute that much
talked about great American play
sim tu como. 20 tho credit Of his long
line uf successes.
This comedy VIII bc The attraction
ui tho crystal opera house foi thr""
DAYS starting TUESDAY. january 2Hth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-28
MEATLESS TUESDAY
DEMONSTRATIONS At
THE CLUB TOMORROW
How to Use Dairy Products, Nuts,
Eggs and Legumes to be Told
by Miss Tura A. Hawk, State
Leader, at Commercial Club

Tomorrow viii nr o. .uu,tt' Tues,
d,5 900 ouu,-t WIN .n, vuuou o.
Albuquerque. Th,u uU ..usryalty
squads aud companies at the '"nIupI-
,itll oluu buIldIul. vhvr, Tho iIl..
dJS prurrstW OFF tho Tire, dHy dome
u@ustr,tiuu- lu food cuu-or.ut,u. "Ill
uc gwen. Miss Turi \. Hawk. state.
hum, economies leader. Of the 'NJru
sion service. of th, state COLLEGE 100
rived lu Albuqucrrl, from Mr-I.l
PJrk TINS morning Dul viii remain
hero uuill the demonstration ar, '.N
od. The work duriur the three dave
viii be under direction Of the wouIlu
auxiliary Of the state couEcil ut de-
Tense.
Each lady who attends the demon
STATIONS tomorrow. is requested q.
bring a spoon ana e mail dish for usp
In participating in the demonstration
which Will begin at a. O'Clock iu the
morning n last until noon, and Dee.
gin again in the afternoon at , aud
last until I O'Clock.
The program for Tuesday Nill Iu'
clude demonstrations IN meat subsi'
tutes, with lectures by Miss Hawk ou
n race CT Meat 30 iu' H'h
"Prolonging the Flavor OF Meat ana
Comparative Food Values
The whratless Wednesday and sugar
saving Thursday programs viii D,
equally as attractive ass the Tu"sdaS
meatless program scheduled for 20
morrow. The most important thing D.
for all the ladies in Albuquerque, VII.
are sincerely Interested In helping VIII
the war, to get INTO the game and al
tend the demonstrations, not only "I
he opening duy, but on the two sue.
cecdiug days.
The women 81 Sew Mexico are re-
spending enthusiastically to the wori
of food conservation declared Mis-
Hawk. state leader. today They are
beginning To- realize hat We must send
moro food to our soldier n France
land 90 the soldiers of the allied ma
lions. and as q result are not over
hooking Do opportunity to learn NOR,
about the work
Miss Hawk Al a. very capable WORK
or in home economies and COMES l'
Albuuuerqu, anxious to help the ladlc'
here solve home difficulties in "a scl.
cntinc way. based uu available food
supple. a'.1 available llcilile-
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Personals.

ANTONY puVlantos of the Mecca
Dutr leaves tonight FOR Chicago ON
20 business and pleasure trip. Ito Will
u, r0n, about two weeks.
lHtr Manager Paul Nediur'1u com
tluues hIs inspection uf downtown
alleys today aud par the oloau-up uf-
dcrs into effect in more territory.
with Fire chief Russell he looked
over alleys Boz tho ~ueighhorhood of
Fourth street and Gold venue aud
between First and Serond streets
\ special meeting uf the board ~
directors Of the chamber ~ commerce
has been called for tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-28
CLUBMEN
HAVE A VISION OF
ROAST DURRO FEAST
One Writes to City Head for Help
in Getting Mountain Canary to
Grace Banquet Some Sport,
He 0pines.

Prospect. of BE- new industry Tor Sow
u,si,U Iuru,I mp with tho receipt
tus morning uy Dity Manager Paul
R,diugtou Of l l,t,,r from 70 member
Of Co rulutr, club Iu Pennsylvania.
r|ossibilItI.- uf getting |spI'urc1n east
crucrH to add luscious cuts 81 burr"
meat ,-top hat noise can't YOU t'H"
% iok, - 90 their bills OF fare We're
suggested
Here BE- what th" eastern cluhuiau
wrote. exactly ls be wrote a.
To the Mayor ct Albuquerque
Dear SIR
win you kindly lind out WhOt Price
YOU culd by a ouc ola Burru FOR AMI
let rae know We members of the
Cuutry club void like To by one
and Uort u II this - to mulch bother
for YOU Will YOU pleas give my adj
dress Co SOON one that has than Tor
sail aut gc than to write 20 me Tor
we whout un" OF We can get IL for d
void be SOON sport FOR us thanking
YOU for ones thing ou dow Tor US
/ remain
Answer or get Don one To anser
that has than Tor know you haze
Plenty Of than whom | was In your
city In 1919 SOW Plenty ~ than "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-28
u q q - q @ . q @ @ q % % q % q
- UNIVERSITY NOTES. a
%
. O o q o O q q a 90 90 q a

The Kappa Delta Nu sorority "i
t.o university viii give IN open hnurc
nest Wednesday afternoon 800 th" 30
rortts rooms In the girls dormitory
Miss Sislpr. OF the university. Will
chaprronc the affair The hours Of
the open house are from three 10 SIX
most Wednesday afternoon Every
enc who atteuds ~ assured "a good
time.
Miss IIogv Leaves.
Miss Hormioae Hogc. "a student at
the university, has gone To her home
tor % stay OF come time. Till h re-
covers from her recent illness. Miss
Hogc is Improving n has passed
the crisis of her illness, snd has gone
90 her home TN she has entirely re-
covered. The university student body
hopes 20 see Miss Hogc back on the
campus In q short time.
Mirage Work.
Work ON the Mirage, the college
! annual. is proceeding rapidly Miss
Fer usun. the oditor-in-chicf, has al
ready completed her plans for the
book. Tho manaEer is working now
in arranging for the various pictures
of college students and groups which
must be taken FOR the annual u is
hoped this week hat the photograph
crs will be enabled 90 take pictures
of an the fr|lternitics Of the college.
ard two or three OF the classes
Pictures of the various fruteruitirs,
the CLASSES. the musical organizations,
aud the twg staffs-of the Weekly and
tho MiruEo-Will Doe lon tho book. be-
sides various cuts OF campus incidents
and views.
Tho Mirage This year is expected to
Dee e very rooN book. entirely repre-
sentative of the university.
Sigma Chi Party.
tn, Sigma CHS threw open their
house yesterday afternoon ana oyeu-
ina Go their girl friends, vino enter
tanned the SIX with e. feast ct candy.
hot chocolate and various other good
eats \ big fire Wa- built in the open
fireplace and tho gay company form
' circle around D., and sans and talked
end played the cukalalirs to their
| hearts content The Sirs AN voted
their riris tho best of entertainers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-28
Murphy to Take Enemy
Alien to Internment

Deputy United st'tos Marshal II A.
Murphy win gu 90 Gallup tonight 90
got Charles former ANA take him 90
Fort Bliss. former has been ordered
informed by United States authorities
ns an enemy allen.
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that the attendance will Doe too large
toy tho capacity of the Womau's club
and tho auditorium has accurdiur's
been secured. Tn" proceeds of tho
lecture ro Tor the benefit of the y. w..
Is. \. wan fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-28
RECORD ATTENDANCE
At Y LUNCHEON TO
HEAR CARL NAGEE. JR.
Nearly a Hundred Turn Out to
Hear This Popular Speaker Re.
late Incidents of the Front In
diana Gets Attendance Prize.

Carl M1get who's, war experience,
Nlhupusrpu!aUs dcllght boz hearing vH.
the speaker nj thc ~ c. fellow.
ship luncheon last night and ho thrilI-
ed and amused hI- 1udjtpr- as be- Jc-
ldicd the experience cot himself ana
"uradcs-foriy-siN in number .op
their trip o. PARIS.
They sailed from New York earl, boz
july ou 90 t'uuurd liner and were th.r-
teen days crossing the ocean. About
TOO mile, off thu Irish coast they ,N
pcotod tu pick up a CONVOY. This con-
Nuy-u d,struyer-should have arrived
Thursday afternoon but milcd To- show
up. aud Mr. Mngee said there was nat
urulls much unousincSs ON board tho
ship because every time Il spar noatol
Ay ur "a bottle showed upon the surfncc
uf the water the passengers had Wise
ions OF q t-hout, az the vessel was ln
tho auhmarine zone. Friday they
sighted a sperE In the distance and
finally they were lhlc 10 maize out thut
IL was % destroyer ot some description,
although they could not mako out
what kind IL was But "a 1t drew
nearer, travelling ut a. high rate OF
speed the PASSENGERS saw the stars
aud stripes floating from the mast
head
U.loat Nakcs Appearance.
About six O'Clock that evening
Mr.. Mngcc said. they sighted suuc-
thiup aboto the water tlut looked
like IL telegraph pole. 81 proved
to bee the periscupc uf 70 German
T-boat. Tho destroyer opened
fire. and after several shots had been
exchanged the sub submerged Later
that night 70 British destroyer made
It's appearance alongside the liner.
and after "a cherry Hello We sank "a
sub awhile ago. pnudright the de-
|stroycr disappeared Ion the darkness.
The uoNt day while sailing through
tho Irish sea the liner encountered
great quantities Of wrrckage noatius
ON the water. and Mr Masco said th"
-passeugors learned that seven vessels
had hcri' torpsdood Boo that ylcinli>
the previous day
The purity landed zoo Liverpool. after
uauy trials and fluctuations reached
London. got across b channel Hno
Eventually landed Iu Paris ono ct th,
enjoyable co features ul tho trip was
Ithc fact that the party had @ t.- tul
iof baggage. which had tu Doe handle,
more than "a dozen times between Xiv.
,rpooi and plrl4. aud as most OF tb'
husky hJgEapempu 200 England Ju.
France have gone to tho front th'
Amorlppu~ were compelled Co look dt
|tcr their own ~brlougiups
Mr.. Magec did NOT take hi- auditor
'tu the battle front last night except q
]rclltc au Incident or two. lir tpld 81
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'""'7'' was ""'"''e " '"
-Fr"uchman but he Insisted ou having
81 diapfamcd for him. -o Mr. NlEac
, ,,tn t. 40 ...,t
.''"0'"'"k "'-' N'"nu' -''"'
cent superior The tH'Hchnau was
quite quick To- catch OIL and used the
EXPRESSION often thcr, It,r whenever
there was am op|portuu.t. Go do 500. ono
dav the Frcuchmau .Ug Mr. Magru
were walking aIour 90 road together
within easy range rr fH. German Gun
shells were flying over Them but co..
f-'rouchnan after month. uf oNpcricu %
was shle tu hear them lmine aud ,o.l
almost precisely whcrr thct would
brcak. Mr.. NIlgcc sa % bee started Go
dodrc several when Do. heard tIou
vni-rIug. but changed his mind oIgh
time when hc saw tho f"IapchmJu u
p|,rtgi'd. Finally Che F~y,U'hf.HH
dropped to the ground. $3.50 dii J
said Mr.. Ntree. H fact. q almost
beat huu there sncl cNp."I.d
about thirty feet .u DO, other -lI. ..
MS and ue would have beer Killed To-
~. hadn't ducked when we dit UJrd-
N had tho pieces Of shell gl.f D.Irs
when the ~Freuchrun. who was living
with his face toward mine said 'lic-
me. dee, eos HS league stuff
Record
Last nights luncheon was % record.
breaker from the standpoint oi me-
tendance. there being nineiy-'w" rr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-28

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