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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-01
OTRA PELIGROSA FALSlFICA-
CiON DE DROGAS EN-
MEXICO.
(Siene de Ia ia. pagina)

mcdico de una botica del barrio de
Santa Maria examine los dulceS que
Sc cr4ia habian cau$ado Ia intoX!ca-
cion. y encontro en- clos Ii referida
suStarcia, dandosparte del hecho a Ia
autoridad.
De averiguacion en- averiguaci6n Sc
lego al descubrimiento,, y ahora la
policia anda traS Ell culpablc.
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De>co sabcr el par2dcro &c mi hijo
Francisco l.. de Lopez. cue con reCha %
del mes De mayo del pasadO alo salio
de GStd el busCa de trabaiO, hdbiendo re-
cibidO dr.dc !IcGU nOtlcldS SgyaS de Los
Angeles. tai. BESIDE g. j dc DiCicmbre
pr0XImn pa>ad0 Ell que recibi ST. Ultima
carta ct Phoenix, .ArlZOnG, TO u vueito 4
lcncr mas nUllclaS dc cl. GratlFicare am
Dllamentc L duien ne proporcione aigIin
dd,O. cOnduCcnte a lOCallZarlO. Dirijanse
i Joaquin J. d" Lopez. HAYDEN. Arizona.
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81 SECRETO DE LOS CONTINUES
"TRIUNFOS" DE LOS SODA
DOS CARRANCISTAS
(Yiere de la 4a.)

las a~ciaraciones a que diera lugar 10
dicho por el repetIdo general J. A.
Castro hace pocos dias.
FL referido funcionario agreg0 que
el gobierno castlgara sacramento,
lanto Il JOS militareS que rindan jnfor-
mes falsos. cuanto a los quo eXalercn
Ia magnitude de los triunfos ootenidoS
Dor Sus fuerzas y Sc callen los result
tados de sus derrotas, como va ha
5acediGo con frccuencia
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Actua|idades Extranjsras
(Viene de la Sal

; ticndole penetrar en- nuestras llneas.
cabot. No Me B 1855: en- Ia no
che del % de Enero, senal6, a gran
! distancia, la llegada de IN perro
: estafeta aleman al que lie hizo alta
car su conductor, esperanto poder
capturarlo vivo, pero Cabot estran-
guio a su adversario."
Miss, No. Me B 8 472: en- Ia no
che del 7 al s de Enero, do varias
veces avisos durante su servicio de
vigilancia. Fue esa nocAe cuanIo
los alemanes intentaron el golpe de
mano sobre M...., que no tuvo
exito gracias a la vigilancia del pc
rro. Hicimos varios ~prisioneros Y,
entire ellOs, un official"
BLACK, No. Me \ 1000: husme6,
a una d~istancia muy gTande, II IN
destacamento eremigo que Sc dlspo-
MIA Il intentar I'M golpe lie mano so
bre ell pequeno puesto..... (Noche
del 81 al % de Marzo.)"
Sc podriG,n multiplicar estas 81
,tas: habria material haStante para
llenar varios voiumenes. Cuando
inucstros 'poilus' tienen r,rros bien
escoiidos Y bien adiestrados, dichos
perros les inspiran Ia mayor CON
fianza, 10 que va eS algo. Is precise
10 poner de servicio mas que ! los
perros de los que Sc pucda cstar Sc
guro. pues IN adiestramiento a me-
dias hara peligrar I'm asuntU: Edo
ca. No Me 1875: en- la nochc del l9
al % de Mario. hallandose dc pa
trulla: desgraciadamente, 70 pudo
conservar Su prcSa hasta "a llegaGa
del conductor De una i Sc
gura, 81, en- este case, cl Perro hu-
biera tenido una dsstrczm compile
Ia. "levada hasta el iii" como Giccn
los dragones de sus b~riilantes ca
ballOS de armas, hahria satido con
servar su presa a pesar Dc TOGO Y
habriamos tenIdo, cuando menos, an
prisionero Y. en- conSecueacia, ini0r-
mes.
".Algunos no han vacilaIo ell ase-
gurar que los perros no pucjen
prcstar servicios reales durante los
granGes b~ombardeos: Is ve-dad que
hay algunos perros que 80 Sc habi-
than facilmente = la: eXnlosiones
de las crandes "marmitaS." nero la
mayor parte Sc acostumhraa i elias
10 mismo que nueStros "poi.uS'. Lea
mos esta nota: "Cuandp Nevada una
orden impo-tante cI perro Duno, No.
matricL.a = 1903, fuc leyantado del
SUelo Y arrojado a causa del deSalo-
iamlento del aire produrido por Ia
explosion de una granada de gran
calibre; peTo h~abiGndose icvan.ado
sin habcr cypcrIT!e1taGo ningun Ga-
10, Sc sacudio = contino en- e. deS.
empcno de 81 mission sin uemostrar
el menor tenor p0r las rumarosas
cXploSiones que ieniaM luGa: i 81
ialrcdedor." \ csta otra: f. NJ. de
G., cuatro perroS recorriernG Ia dis
taEcia de 100 metros en- ocho mi-
nutos Y por varias wees bajo IN
bombardeo intense de graraias de
grueso cal!brc. lie 9crmijieron al Co.
ronel comandante de un .cgimiento
ataque estar en- comunicaci5u
c~onstantc con cl /. D."
Isl se pudieran publican los in
formes oficiales Ge muchos Genera
les, Sc nOdria probar CUE les perros
har estado a Ia alcura de 81 mission.
;Ah, ~algunos. muchos. han muerto
en- el campo del honor; y yo lie aSe-
euro a listed que Ia mayor parte de
ellcs han sido lloradOs, 81. ilorados,
! no StSamente Dor sus conductores
Sino hasta por IL c~ompahcros Dc
battalion.
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GO ninDtiv0 ic Ia mucrtc del Sr. Trini-
dad H~OHingucG, aCIeCiGa en- IN Academic
rCr"OyIarlD, de>eO SGbcr 81 dOmicilio de
los sciurrS JcsuS. hurcliO. Juan. Manuel1
' IlmDtrU DOmingucZ, este 'IIltimo padre
del TInaGO. En- 1919 rcSidian en- Ia ciudaG
de Larat""as. Mexico. nratifiCarG con $500
4 quIca ne prUinrcInnc Ell GomiCtlio dc
CualQuiGra de las personals que GcJO -enU-
Dir!janSc iuduS los inTOrHcs a
Iault +. Vida &c Dominsucz, Bayard.
Nebraska. "a
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r E c o r T E

listed Y suarde esta direction para cue
Sc la mueslre a suS amigos que Surren
de ca!Ios. mezGiliIOs, zizoteS Y cranOS de
la pfel. Con pc. en- fImbres postarcs que
me remita lie mandO. a yuelta de COrrco.
franco de porte. una caiita de pomada
Gonzalez. La mejor eel mu!do para cstaS
Intermediates. nevUeIvo cl dinCro a Ia
persona due sc cure V no sane.
ESFIRmIGN GONZALEZ
p. q. RnI 5E7 LAREDO. TEX.
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"~RAT!F!ItRL con 500 Il Ia persona que
me pIppIrcICnc IRrUriu"> ciertOs de mis-
hcrmlHp> Jorge. francisco, Calarino Y
Eduardo "irliaca, Dc ~. -, - Y is aiios
q" edad rr>pcctlvaIneuI"; son Originarios
Gr F"GaIH.iH". Eide. de- Nlrh"lcdn. hCNico,
Y hasta haze Sc!S me>c- rcSIdic:cn en- RAN
rhG >"rp. "cTraitO i pGnjlrIU. G;o. de
GTndc =" TinIcron 4 este pas. cuaIquicr
lntprinr >yhrc 81 particular dIrijaSe d Gle
/" M!ctiaca. i3 y. Commerce. 81. Forib
Worth. Texas. q
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Este lacicCrn-"rrHndctor errve tsuto
como ldpiz para csc-ibi- COMO Psrs
substitute Dc fosforos- KS muy U+il :
A.rsctiyc- ENarrlaCnsc bisa las ilus-
t-ac9oneS que dsmUest-an practical
neutc ambOs uso del Cbjsto.
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~CUNSUELO Coronado desea saber ell pa
.raderu de 81 mGGrc Maria Zapata, que
tIcnc dos n!ilOs de f. y . aIus de edad res
pcCliramcutc. Iiec:bIG suS GItimas nou-
cidS haze dos liIOs de New B%raunrels, Te-
yaS. 20 darln 500 de graIific:ci0n a la
persona cue prOpgIvIDnc Glgln inrQrme
cXaCto. diTigiendosc 4 Carlos Cisncros, P.
%. Box is. Seguin, Texas, q
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Cuando neeesite libros ca esPanol,
dirijase a I~snacio E. Lozsno, lis N.
SAINT. Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-01

Con IN ailr De SubSCripCI0n al semaanriG
Ia TIEN~h. grtifIC2fc i Ia persona que
ne prororrIonc lEr0rmUS GcltSr. T!moteo
AraE0n. TO del SuSCrliO. de q amos de
cdaG ! GuIcn Ell 1914 - eRContraba trala-
jlntO Ell IL "iuGat de Williams. Arizona,
stEyaase e a!r1 .iPSG- i Juvencio !araSon5 Box
81 fTtircse. Colo. ""r- iO.l
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FES0UiSAS

\ 81 IN me prOp0rCIuac IL ;iirrrCttn az.
iIiaI DE MS h"manoS TcIrO y 1erarto 6
Gonzalez gratftCaTc amplt dmctne. IT. PIT
nero - Il" TueYro regular, IN ian!o que
cl SegtInGO - balO &c e>laiura V DE moral.
D-~ir 1870 IN que rCSIdi Ell Su compahia
Ell EG"rbirc. .iriXUna. no lie vuelto a
;eGcr Dtn"Iina inforn!Grl|n. DiriJanse a Jua
M GunEilrE. HAYDEN Arizona. -
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ca ror Ell AyCntamiento de csta ca
.pival.
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Cuando ncccsite librco en- ~espanol.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Te1ar
5iaJass a 1grGeio E. Lo1ano, rs n
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DESl.U SABER cl paradcro actual de
Francisco SOtelo, QUEEN Sc. VINO de Ne
NiCO dcStC lace Il amos. POr espacio de
: 1i!os vi:i0 en- iii pueblo del Estado de
Kansas li1Iado Corfey Vile. hacienda has
IA ahora j amos cue no tengo de el min.
SuHa nOtria. \ la persona quo me pro-
pOrciOuc 81 actual direction Ia gratifica-
re con $3.50. Dirijase cualquier informa
a Remedies Mendoza. La IIabra. CaIiror-
MIA. 70
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BRtZDS ! PIERNAS ARTIFlCfAlES,
Iigas Y abraZGdera> para miernbrOS debi-
les. chaGuetaS para ~su."iar Ia cSplna dor
sal. ARGOS para pies nal fO.mGdoS. Nos
OtrOS hIrcmOS y ComponemOS cStoS artfcu-
los. TODD trabaiu . cNtrlctamentc garan-
llZadu. Chicago Artificial Limb Co., SO
Coles Block. H. pa>O, Texas.
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con sou =raliric9TG ! Ii persona cue
fpr propurclorr cIdlQGicr InTOrIGc del ST..
ElurrnrlO Martinez. hcrHIanO del suscrIto
y gu" hd-2 . iIiu> ~ IlcGc de Ell noticia
al2l =. CIaITIirr mru"mc >Obre Ell Parti-
ruiar diriiasc a margarine Urtcga. Monarch
WVO. q
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VENDG por $Gi.UJ eIr-anlc >alOncIto con
cCrvcza. rCfreSCoS y TODD 10 necesario.
1910 south Flores. a
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&c RATS

mbHam IN Ao duPLmmNTou uTRDom DE LuvRNAm hmod m~h dc m0uAmE
A&MEEMNE GRATIS PORTE AGDOm mm~m@h@@ dc hm ammA emm~y &@s W&e Ia Mamm
umuH Q GvrAe una nd @am dc gran mhL uAc Ii Am@nm mm9.
FuA@ mrmo m&d m@ mmo anil hMA con @ de BAMEo mbmMaam an dpMa con
Amm @M w@H G n =w am&Ng I~ twme hswm~"S lySh
LbmmWm mas emn& @ mma sea mmmmmr I'll sCTEMETo uLsTRDo DE CALIFORNIA m
~HmPemmv me u~ls de ka wa MaH wm@m w bun"@ los m@a c una Nmd las "NEM
a"~~H @b Ny %k w@ Gm@@S mP1r mmd@ Para hmm dc m@m h. phHamn mnmmm"
wk@o& nM mh communications mMa para mnn n@Ad& r@@P 4nm a m~@ m@at " it'll en- hm@
load R@Emac mm uS de @g mremmmam de nWa mpwNh0 las w@h LOSE concentrates AmomHGns@ TWn
Communism mmm ~am@ mmm@eP ~dmha*
ha@@mnm Ma doc m~" %m @ma mma om~" s" orc "ma"o =" @ "h"p@~
Ew~@ Ia bmIn@ nos P6,m hP ~ medic Gun apP postal m@n@WmlO ~ medic m n dc @n contra
Anhmo casa R@mmO& @ Bad@C m&N
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Sc NENDEN Tuy bar2ioS una cS:ufa de
gas. una cama para nlho. alromhraS y IL
eunoS OiTOS mucbicS. OCurTdu 8 Ia .Dotica
san Pedro. 9i0 W. Commerce 81.
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Sc VENDE muy barato TN CAIRO para
IA venta de peanuts. UCuTran u Sie w.
Commerce 81. Il
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Ina lampsrita electrica Do foru1a
''plurna %fuc1tc". Para 81 hogan cs in
dispensablc. So ruede llevar en- 81 boil
sillo del chaleco para utiliZarlR dc
nuchas maneras. EXaminensc bien
las i~lustraciones que acompanan 81
g.absdo de Ia lamparita.
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iE55isi55Si5
AVISOS De OCCASION
VENTAS

SELLoS De COMA, m4ndelos I'd. hsce,
a la san Antonio Rubber Stamp Co., 81
Navarro 81. Tel. CT. ei. Aiencion inme
data a 6rdenes por correo o ieler0nicas.
SSu Antonio. Texas.
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Sc VENDE 0 RENTA IN magniftco ran
cho ubicado en- t45 Pleasanton Road, CO
cinco Y medic acres de terreno y con CT
sa habitaci0n. "
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itcnto In mItld de. IA casa en- que ha-
blto. i familia honorable: prcreribic que
10 i"nga nlIioS. ia casa tIcnc todas las
CgtmodifaGeS mOGcrnas. Orurrlu A 4nE
North FriO 81. f31
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ARRENDAMIENTCS

>E RENTAN los altos de Ia casa 2ft
sur Laredo con luz, kaiO Y algUnos niue
b!eS. !nfornan en- 9iih sur Laredo.
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DIVERSOS

81 NECESITA express para que l!eve SUP
petacas a Ia eStaci6n 0 Gamble sus nue.
hles lame a ROSALES, Telefcao Crockc:t
275i y Travis tt26.
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Snplemente Ilnstrado
CaIiforuia
224 Union Oil Building
TIN and Spring Streets
Los Angeles, California, U. S. A.

'L""""-
Auy scuorCs MICS
SUpdco a IDS. SC sirvan enviarme a IA direction abajo men.
cionada IL rcvista uenSual uUSTRADO DE
CALIFORNIA. 6uraute UN ASO conenzsnGo desdc el proxino
nunero. Adjunto I IA Presentc $3.50 Gro americana. valor de
Gcra SUBSCRIPTION annual.
Sirvaase m-andarme. PORTE PAGApo, 81 obsequ,o Mum.
------~~----~----- sesun este anuneiO.
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YENDO en- abonos Maqutnas para COsEI
V Boroar marca SINGER" PIANOS
MCEBLES Y F0NOGR NOS. F. de lof
santos, AT7 n. Sun saba. Tsletonc ira.
Wis 6SJe.
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SoLICITD A-euieS y ~rSrr!piores para ia
HcvI>ta Ilu>irada "Nurva Era, x pdgl-
na> J varIada Information. i. .. Box 2S3.
Laredo. Texas. Il
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COMPRAAOS, vendemos Y cambiamos ms.
trumenIoS de muSica, Eamar3S fotoSraficas
Y Reloies de Segunda mano. Arbetler and
SO w. Houston 81.
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RUN no tieGe q Gob;erno los metz
les gse debcra c~onyertir en- las mo-
media aaunciadas...
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CHOCOLATE M~EyICANU. Ier;ss por MS
yor = menor. Juan Oliyo, S05 South Leona
ST. san antonio, Texas.
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UNiCA CASA CUE VfNDE De TUpU Pua
CURREU. Fon02ra.Js V DiScos Columbia.
cruces. Bar5ndGIcS, MolinoS MocteZJHna-
500 y $3.50 Hida!so, si9.0O; La Canpgls
Si.5I. Ropa, Sombrcros. CalzaGo. Muep}es,
iiedicfaas, Yerhas. ArtlcGios Mexicaaos, etc.
Pidanos inrormes: J. n. Flores y HGo.
BOX AS Floresyiile, Texas.
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Sc NEC:SlTAN muriacbns para apTcndi
res Il" meciniCD. Du"Hn O~pOT;Cnldld parj
j6venGS de aSplracIOne-. go :. Alamo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-21
.LIGHTLESS NIGHTS ARE
TO BE DISCONTINUED

The ban on lightless nights will be
lifted at Z a. m November %, ac-
cording to an order issued yesterday
by the state fuel administrator. The
order applies only to states west of
the Mississippi river.
1t was on November ., 1917, that
the ban on lightless nights became
effective. The object was to dscon-
tinue street Illuminating to certain
extent, curtal electric sign lights and
in other WAYS to conserve fuel by do
ing away with all unnecessary light
ing. The emergency which brought
on the order little more than a year
ago no longer exists hence the re-
moval of the ban.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-21
COL. AND MRS. ALFRED
GRUNSFELD LEAVE FOR
TRIP NORTH AND EAST

Col and Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld left
last night for Denver and Chicago,
where they will visit relatives Mrs.
Grunsfeld may extend her trip to New
York city and be absent two or three
months, but Col. Grunsfeld will return
in time to hold another meeting of the
old board of county commissioners be-
fore the new board is indicted into
office, at which time full review of
the couniy's financial condition will be
made. The colonel, who has acted as
chairman of the commissioners for
about fourteen years, is proud of the
fact that he will be able to turn over
the office with the finances in excel
lent shape, large surplus in the
treasury and the county the owner of
$500 worth of liberty bonds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-21
ANNUAL MEETING
RED CROSS HELD
LAST NIGHT HERE
Committee Named Last Night
to Follow up the Great Work
That This Organization Has
Accomplished

The Albuquerque chapter of the
American Red Cross met in the as
sembly room of the Elks Lodge last
night in an open meeting and elected
their executive committee for the
coming year. The newly elected COM
mittee will again meet Saturday
night, and appoint officers for the
several divisions of the general organ
ization.
AT the meeting held last night, be-
sides electing an executive commit
tee, consideration of and acting upon
reports of committees, transaction of
other business and the amendment
and substitution Of bylaws were at
tended to. The following report from
the retiring committee was framed:
To the Albuquerque Chapter, Ameri-
can Red Cross:
Your committee appointed to nomi-
nate an executive committee respect
fully report that we have selected and
hereby submit for the action of the
chapter the following ladies and gem
tlemen who appear to us to be emmi-
nently qualified for this position: M
f. Hickey, c. NJ. Bolts. w. A. Kele-
her. Paul Redington, Frank j. Man
gan, DR. Joseph s. Cipes, Charles Me-
lini, Max Nordhaus, c. e. Hodgin,
Rev. Hugh A. Cooper, Mrs. W. w.
Strong. Mrs. Ella LeBar, DR.. M. X.
Wylder, Mrs. A. Grunsfeld, Mrs. r. ].
Mclaughlin, Mrs. Louis Ilfeld, Mrs,
Fl. p. Ferguson, Mrs J. Finley Sims,
Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld. Mrs. j. G.. Gould,
Mrs. Ada Pittner, Mrs. James r. Null
len, Mrs. Luther j. Coppock, Mrs.
Margaret Medler, Mrs. c. M. Porter.
Very respectfully,
WILL y. FIELD, Chairman,
MRS. MARGARET f. MEDLER
MRS. KITTY M, HOPE,
d. f. ROSENWALD.
NESTOR MONTOYA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-21

ing yesterday before a justice of the
peace at Les Lunas Tuesday, and
was bound over to await action of the
grand jury and confined in the Val
lencia county Jail without bail. His
attorneys, Heacock and Grigsby, OBJ
Jected and will file writ of habeas
corpus, asking that the boy be given
bail Jamison was not asked to testi-
fy in the preliminary hearing.
George Fl. Moore has received word
of the death of his neprew Paul f.
Walker, attorney for the Rock IS
land railroad. at Topeka, Kans., the
other day Mrs. Walker was stricken
with the influenza, and Mr. Walker
nursed her back to health. He then
contracte dthe disease, followed by
pneumonia, which resulted in his
death. The deceased visi ed Albu-
querque in the early Gays OF the city,
at "A time when his father was in the
lumber business with Pete A. Simp-
son at Socorro.
Mrs. l.. p. Beckham, wife of L. p.
Beckham, the ranchman of Ranches
de Atriseo just across the river, has
returned to the city from Pueblo,
Colo, where she was called in re-
Spouse to q message announcing the
death Of brother Of Mr.. Beckham, in
an accident in the Denver & Rio
Grande road yards in that city. Mrs
Beckham states hat the influenza
was pretty bad at Pueblo and other
Colorado towns she visited but she re-
turns in good health, having escaped
catching the FLU"
II has just leaked out that f. M.
Lyons, c. r. Twogood, Harry Gold
man and Rev. Winder proved about
the best and luckiest big game hunt
ers that have SO far LEFT the city this
winter. They went into the mountains
about hundred miles from Magda-
lena, and after hunting only a few
hours bagged two young deer bucks
and big fat wild turkey. They saw
several herds of deer and quite a
number of wild turkeys. The game
was Drought to the city and few in
innate friends were not overlooked in
the distribution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-21
BUILDING RULES
ARE MODIFIED BY
FEDERAL BUREAU
Full Text Of Announcement of
War Industries Board Shows
Many Changes Made in the
Order Heretofore Effective


me Morning journal mas already
called attention to the fact that the
war industries board had modified its
restrictions on buildings so as to allow
the erection of structures costing not
more than $4,000 without a permit.
The Chamber of Commerce, however,
mas received through the national
Chamber of Commerce at Washington
the full text of the ruling, which is
much broader in scope than the ex-
tract heretofore printed. The most
important part locally is that there are
no longer any. restrictions on farm
and ranch buildings, drainage pro-
lects. school buildings under $25,o0O,I
highways, or any other building under
$4,000 The full text of modification
order reads as follows
The restrictions and directions re-
garding non-war construction are con-
tnued in effect, but with the import
ant notifications which are published
IN a new circular No, 81, of the prior
titles division. BY these notifications
the construction projects for which
permits are not required are extend
ed to include all farm and ranch build
lngs; all plants producing or s'oring|
foodstuffs and feed; irrigation and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-21
A MODERN SYSTEM OF
HIGHWAYS NEEDED IS
STATEMENT OF HURLEY

That the feeding of the destitute
nations of Europe and that the proper
development of American overseas
commerce requires the construction
of a modern system of highways for
moving food and other goods to mar
ket, is the statement made in letter
received at the local Chamber of
Commerce from Edward n. Hurley
chairman of the federal shipping
board.
Mr.. Hurley's letter is in effect a re-
,minder that the good roads movement
is an essential part of the transporta-
ton system and a request that the
annual waste of crops and foodstuffs
due to poor roads be not allowed to
continue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-21
LOCAL ITEMS

Martin & Thorn Tayi phnne o72
ceorge C,,,rr,, nm, boro fro,,, cocor-
70 Yesterday
p .,,,.
,ol 70 " ~ W NJ y anu .hrs LOUIS lruJiiio'
n II ~ 49,, ~ $1,000, d soii ,.,.
e. -, t " u Iay, 'ioi.ililent BUSINESS
~ I5a'r 10 - ~ e'is Ivy Ivy
.t,., 'iu3 n.y. iIoIIi ~
49, N'''' WIN ie'd'''eS !" |Ni'l'''
NJ.
I'm 'eNhcl' 'i'' oi peleH'
' muS ~ siie ei'S Ses'eruay on shop-
P'ls '-ip.
~ Siiapp ana uausllteI, Who na i.
- ,i'r niaei, are lePoi teu aS se''i's
NJ. ~ 49,,
=" .. h'1i res NissaHl Is coillhea 10
E nUihe WIN d severe case ol span
'7'I W. iii =, e I,-t 49,,
". ~ eiaptree ana =. u. Miller Oh
socorro' are In the city on snort
puSi4eSs trip'
-. a. BUCK II. +. Wllllams ana ira
-. pest Oh capeHoh' ~ M, are regis
telSu al Iocai hotei'
george - SchWaDe, leadlhg a.
,orney OF Nowata, Okla. Is visiting his
oiuthef at local sanitalluih'
t"lu"e,i BOD futhiah ana John
a. ~ iiiel'peiS Vi the mounted po-
,eIt iaS. h'Ent lor the SCUM
ss, oiin ieNee mas retufheo from the
~, ,i'r''litS camp at waco
eHaa' cod put IS expected nome IN
gas VI 80 tLol,l 'Ie same pace.
linus =; Shleias, OF JemeZ springs
IepoIleu seriously III, ana fears are
,.,,, talHeu tilat ne may not survive
ms Illness. ne was attacked win the
ihI,uenNa, borrowed py pneumonia.
faplo Lu0an returned from Santa
re YESTERDAY Where ne was called be-
Iore the grand jury as witness. ON
arriving nome ne received telegram
announcing the death OF MS nephew
when occurred IN socorro.
"ord IS received IN the city that the
spanish ihIluenZa' folioWed by pneL-
mona ~ raging among the Pueblo
'huldhs flhe JelneZ village, ana. be-
sues men ana women, number OF
Inc chllareh nave dled'
IN ponce court Yesterday Consola-
cion fefaita was given 80 days on
charge oil drunkenness and Juan Mes
les was given 20 days on the same
charge they refused to say where
they got the wine.
Lieut.. Otis Wood who has been on
a visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.