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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12

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that those much-iaissd-of pains and
other distressea that are said 10 pre-
csds child bearing may be avoided
No woman need fear discomfort "
she will fofttfr herself with the wrll
known and time henored remedy.
Mothers Friend
This ~ most grateful. prnstfht'
ing. external Application that at once
roftsns and rnaAss plant ,hs abdon-
lsi muscles and ligAfuruts ny regu-
lar use the muscles ehpari Without
the usual strain when baby 10 born,
and pain and danger at the cftsin IL
consegusutly iehs
women eNsrywhere who have uSsf
thls famous remedy tell ho~ they
entirely avoided nsrN0uen~ss witch
Ing spells. bearing down and stretch
lng palma and relate ho~ they on
JOY ed entire freedom from the many
facilitating and distressing ex-
p.rtsnces usually incident TO ap-
preaching motherhood.
Mothers Friend II recommended
only for the relief and comfort OF
cxp~etan, mothers Thousands OF
~hom have used and recommended
it II 10 for external use only 10
absolutely and entirely safe. and
~nnderfuiiy effective.
write the Bradfcid Regulator Co.
Lamar Bldg. Atlanta Ca. for their
Motherhood Book. 40 valuable 10
srp~ctant mothers. and In the mean
time obtain bottle Of Mothers
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thus fortify yourself against pain
and discomfort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
RUMLEY WANTS
TO TELL STORY

NEW YORK. july Seeking
senate Investigation into tho acts
Which brought about his arrest by
the federal government on a charge
% perjury Dr Edward A. Rum.ly
former publisher ~ the New York
Mail. today sent the following tsie-
gram 20 Senator King. Of Utah;
4 see by the morning papers tina,
you propose senate investixation. and
are In doubt az 20 my position with
regard 20 iestifyinE waive imrnu
nifty and will willingly plac. a, your
disposal all the facts tn my posses.
sion
II IL aiiesrd that Or Rurneiy
bought ib- Evening Mail with money
supplied hy the German government.
and committed perjury by making
false statement regarding the news
Papers ownership 20 tho custodian
% alien property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
COMMITTEE ENDORSES
FEW MORE CANDIDATES

A list Of candidates indorsed By the
nolltical welfare committee OF the
Central Labor cauncil, Thursday
evening. included
Coroner. Dr. { c. Tifnn. clerk.
Percy y. Thomas. treasurer " A.
Gaines. justice Of tire peace. u. ,.
Jones. John n. Gordon. OTIS Brinker.
constable. James Lambert. rrpresiA'
lives from the sist district. !. q.
OIIarA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
SEATTLE BEAUTIES GET
TOGETHER AT LUNCHEON

...... s,s. .-.Nsss. l..t0afe t'utt. .
and Helen iiagenburg. the thref
queens" OF the carnival. were zach
accompanied BY their two attendants
at the luncheon
Prof. T.. Il nahn. ~ the TN
verSity extension department and
Vim. short. president q the state
Federation u Labor Also spoke
short told Of his recent trip 90 hu
rope with the American Labor mis-
sion.
Rear Admiral Coontz Frank VA.
terhouxe and the Navy Yard band
will per" up the rally Friday night
in the Masonic hau. Arcade build
ing. IN the interests OF the girls
carnival Five hundred business
men under X. Il Fox. Who will comb
the city next week on season uekc,
selling campaign. will attend the Sc
sion.
To stimulate sales \ htg navy
psrade will be held Tuesday
night Three thousand sailors,
ae,ompaniesi b. thrve bands
from the navy yard AZ Br~mer
ton and the naval training camp
In SEATTLE viii march thru thr
downtown sir-~ts. In the biggest
rIlnAvy parade ever held hsro.
sixty yc-mancito- viii drrnen-
strste their skill In close order
and rife drill along the line OF
march,
Members OF the Seattle Girls Hon
or Guard have been drafted Tor the
evening ard viii sell tickets Tor the
carnival along the line % march
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12

..AeInbora ul tbs Chamt,r 90 Loan
msrce and Commercial club applaud
Ell vigorously az their MONDAY
meeting when nine beautiful girls.
chosen By the sailors OF the naval
training camp as the prctucst girls
in Seattle. filed into the Masonic
club luncheon room and occupied
the table OF honor.
But when Wexford Bcaton, pub
ilcity chairman OF the Seattle Girls
Victory Carnival. the lone man seat
I'd with the nine girls. arose 20 speak
and started out with Us Beauties. %
he brought down the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12

NEW YORK. July ii.-Lord Geo.
Wellesley. great grandson % the
duke Of Wellington. may soon BE-.
come an American citirrn. because
his native country wont recognize
his wife
The descendant % the famous
Iron Duke" who shattered Ma.
poleon's power has done a lot 20 shat.
ter the power Of the present would.
poioons power % the present would.
lie 10 lieutenant colonel In the
British flying oorps
His father - the present duke a
Wellington Lord George IL the
youngest son
Hes attached 10 the New York Of
fio. OF N. royal air foTe
nut Georges trip 70 America was
undertaken mainly with another Oh
jcct In vic~--;o marry Lady Louise
Nenta Pamela Wellesley.
She 10 the widow OF his elder
brother. Richard. killed at the first
battle Of Ypres.
British Law doos not permit a man
90 wed the widow os his brother.
There !H no such restriction In
America SO the wedding was held
In New York.
British lsw Dos not recognize such
a marriage "a legal SO Lord and
Lady wellesley expect to live in this
country
Lady Wellesley IL a daughter OF
sir Maurice Fitzgerald. knight OF
Kerry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
Can't Help But
Admire Babies

Evsvy We~ss csst. IsvisG Glance
the Ne.tfisG Caddt~d In iss Bess~t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
ALLEGED SEOITl0N OF
HONOlUlUAN PR0BEO

Investigation Of alleged seditous
statements made b. Frederick W u.
Harms. - years old. 4 being made.
while Harms is detained hy the
police. lie il an aiieE enemy. and
has been living on the water front
since September. lie Registered for
the s.lec, draft in Honolulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12

The advantage possessed By the
Germans on tho West front in hold.
Ing tho Interior lines" IL reinforced
b. an extraordinarily complete net
work OF railways. shown on this
map. This enables Won Iiindcnburg
10 move his troops mos; rapidly
threatening many points at tho begin.
ming OF an offensive without discioH.
Ing tho real direction In which he In
tends 10 strike. For instance. during
tho drive at Rheims and Scissors.
the Germans concentrated n; ST
Quentin where they were nearer the
Arniena front than that on which
they attacked. While the allies have
20 move around the salient 20 rein.
force the front. the Germans. aided
by these railways. move across Il in
much lcrs time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
MOONEY PROTEST IS
PLANNED BY PARTY

Plans for a mass meeting to be
held July Is. as n part OF the couri
try.wide movement to protest against
the Mooney hanging. were made Mt
Socialist party headquarters Thurs.
day night The place for the meet.
ing has not yet been selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
SOCIAL MORALITY TO BE
subject AT Y. M. C.. A.

Or Caroline Croasdale. member Of
the wo-nen's division OF the war de.
partment on social morality. VIII nd.
dress mass meeting at the Y. w.
e. 4. Friday. at 8 y. m. for girls and
women. She will speak on social
morality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
PLAN POWDERED COAL
FOR SEATTLE SCHOOLS

Powdered coal burners may be in
stalled in the Lincoln high school.
since the war. school buildings in the
city which formerly burned oil have
been equipped for coal. and powder.
ed coal IL now sought as means OF
obyiatlng the smoke nuisance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
SAYS HER HUSBAND
DESERTED TWO TIMES

Maria Maxi was deserted by her
husband. Felix. twice within the
eight years OF their marriage Now
she seeks a divorce. She followed
him 10 Seattle from Finland in 1915.
but he deserted her again In 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
STORMS START THREE
FIRES NEAR LESTER

Three fires near Lester. not far
from the Sylvester fire area. were
started by the electric storm OF Tues.
day, ~ording TO Stanton G.. Smith.
su, 81 the Snoquaimie forest
re N'e. Wire turnout the district.
hov~e or. has been b!otted out By the
reeer1 rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-12
Albert and Queen
Aviate to France

HAVRE. France. July liking
Albert and Queen Elizabeth OF Bel.
gium arrived here today from Eng
land In n hydro-aeroplane. Previous.
~ they had flown 20 England 10 Mt
tend the silver wedding anniversary
celebration OF King George and
Queen Mary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
ny q o.. TAYLOR.
County Agricultural Agent.

Mckinley county is fortunate iu
being one of the few counties m tho
state that has had 10 material IN
crease in The number of live stock
raised during the past two years.
while the county has suffered some
what from tho drouth for the two
preceding Years. u has not been ga
hldiN bit AZ many portions Of the
state. aud the stotkmsu have rom
tinucd 10 prosper THIS year range
conditions are good over most Of the
county and the cattle and sheep are
iu good shape NcarliuE stcora Will
come uff the range CARRYING u good
deal OF fat, while lambs will average
sixty pounds or hotter
The number of cattle iu the Uouutv
la 1917 showed an Increase OF % .
ycr cent W. tho number m the Coun-
Is in 1915. while tho 1915 Figures
show an increase of t2i per cent over
what We had iu 1910 Tho total vail
nation has about doubled. being au
increase of 81 per cent iu 1911. and
l70 per cent In 1915 over the lai,
figures The cIlf Crop this Ncat wa.
law ON con of q bad spring and O.
shortage OF fecd but the increase Wal
NOT small
sheep aud goats have not shown ;
very large Increase BOO numbers hu
their value had more then doubled
The total valuation increased o. .
per- cont in 1917. while tho Increase
n numbers Amounted CO. oulF rs pCi
cent over tho 1910 figures ~ i4l'
NE iurrcHse lu valuation Wns about
$50 ucr cont over 1910. uud the iu.
GREASE 300 numb'rs ~ per CONT The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
CONSTIPATION
And Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black:
Draught Relieved.

Meadorsville. Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Pat
rick, Of this place, writes; II was
very c~onstipated. | had sour stomach
and was so uncomfortable. | went to
the doctor. lie gave mo some pills.
They weakened mo and seemed TO
tear up my digestion. They would
grlpe me and afterwards II seemed
! was more eonstipated than before.
heard OF Black raught and de-
cidcd to try It. | found II irst what !
needed. II was an easy laxative. and
not bad TO swallow. NV digestion soon
improved. I got well OF the sour atom.
aoh, my bowels soon seemed normal,
no more gripping, and I would take a
dose now and then. and was in good
shape.
cannot say too much for Black.
Draught for Il Is the fines, laxative
Que can use"
Thedford's Black raught has for
many years been found OF great value
in the treatment OF stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy take. gentle
aud reliable in It's action. leaving no
bad afiereffects. II has won the praise
Of thousands OF people who have used
n ECsiSt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

Uourliu Bros. Giles shipped two
AIRS OF uWS and calves To- market AT
Kansas CITY.
McNlurtry Bros clarendon. Texas.
shipped six carloads uf cove and
calves from that place Co Kansas CITY
John Blocker. Clarendon. shipped
three ears 81 COWS ana CALVES 20 Kan
sts city. Mo.
Tulia Texas
Stuckmcu from his district made
the following shipment, Co the Kansas
city market
ii. ". H,ll OF TeNico. y. NJ. one
carload of COWS and steer yctrliugs
". NJ Franklin TeNico. y. NJ.
three carloads of COWS and " year
old steers.
NJ. Chiljrcss. r]laiuvicw. Texas two
carloads Of calves.
Riley y Maplc-. Kross, Texas. two
ears ct COWS.
". r. Haxclwood Tulia, Texas one
carload OF cows.
r. y Douglas of Tulia. shipped
four carloads of rows and calves.
Wheeler. Texas
L. : Hamliu of Bcnouiuo, Texas
shipped nine carloads Of stock cattle
to he Mesa, Texas.
j s. Roberts. ToNolu. Okla. shipped
e carload Of mixed cattle 90 oklahoma
CITY. okla
JcT Nunkins. " G. kintsou, Schlc-
gal a isaacs. each shipped q car
load Of mixed cattle from Shamrock,
Texas. t. the Oklahoma CITY market
Albert MANLY of Shamrock. Texas,
shipped sac hpad Of two-ycnr-old
steers TO the Kansas city market
T. W. Scwcll. Beuoniuc, TcN. snip
ped ono carload of Fat COVE two
pf steer ycarlings Go kansas city
:. g. Britt. B%vuoninN, Texas, SNIP
pod seven ears OF mixed catt," 10
Kansas city,
\. q. sweet 81 Bruoniuc. shipped
three carloads of mixed cattle 20 mar
Rot at Kansas city.
Laycock q Williams shipped siN
cars Of tat COWS from Shamrock.
Texas. 90 market. two ears were billed
To- Oklahoma city and -four 10 Kansas
city.
C. : Hunt shipped two carloads
of cows from shamrock 10 kats't'
Clt,.
Roy williams. shamrock, Texas
shipped two ears of calves 60 market
az Kansas city. and four carloads oi
tat COWS 10 Oklahoma city.
Williams a Small shipped "a car of
fat COWS from Shamrock TO the KAN
sas city market.
r.. l.. wheeler. Shamrock, shipped
enc carload Of cattle 10 the Oklahoma
city market
carlos Srwcii Beuuuine, Texas
shipped one carload of mixed cattle
To- Kansas city, Mo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
1,712,OOO Bushels
Forecast as State
Spring Wheat Crop
ny o.. o. uNIil.
Iivld tgpnt. I =. Crop bureau.

The September { estimates ou con
ditiun, acreage and production Col
crops tu Sew Mexico. and Tor the
United states. which haN, just been
mad, public. arc not su favorable as
thDv were, q month ago Figures as
To Sew McNicp follow
corn.
The production of corn Zoo Now
NoNi,o is estimated ut 3|."l2,vuu hIsu
els, compared with o. iuu uon lu 1917.
Cotton.
Thor, are not over t.uuu acres az
cotton In New Mexico. Jll of bis is
grown IA Eddy county
spring Wheat.
Ia New MtNito tho forecast uf pro-
duotiun OF spring wheat is l,,l-,000
bushels compared 20 l."i,,o 600 BUSH
els 90 l'lj
New McNi,o VIII produce this Ncar
l,5ST.0Un bushels, compared 90 IT,
800. 600 IN iat1
Harley.
New MeNicn produced i6o.00o hush-
els, compared To aDi.uoo bushels Ia
illT.
potatoc>.
Tho forecast for Sew Mexico ~
9g2, 600 bushels compared 10 1870
900 bushels In 1917.
Tho Now Mexico forecast rs it2. 0N0
tons compared to il:.0o tor ma
1911.
Other Crops.
The production Of alfalfa m New
Mexico VIII be 90 per en- 90 normal.
The condition of the kcW Mexico
pastures rs So per rent ct normal,
compared to 20 per cent tn ihlf IT
this time. Unless more rains tali,
this Years Arosent condition viii rap
ids dctcrioratc.
Bcau~.
Nav McNico beans show q condition
of 20 per cent OF tho normal IN
lniun, coliaN. Mora, san Juan and o
few other counties, good crops Of
beans are reported.
Fruit AMI Truck.
The commercial apple Coguttcs OF
the state are 'haN"s, Otcro. san Juan
and Rio Arrib3 ChaNcs county nay
ship 500 AIRS. ptcro county 2dU cars,
RIO Arrib1 county 80 cars; I'm san
Juan county practically an the apple
crop was Killed bN frost.
bona Ana county shipped 20 cars
OF pears this ucasou. VERY little chip
ped from other sections of the state ,
ponu Ana county also shipped 2ao
ears of CHntaloups
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
Inspectors Report
On Weather, Range
And Stock Traffic

Inspectors Of the Panhandle a
Southwestern StoCkmeu'~ association
reports of good range conditions
from Canadian TeN, Midland. TcN
pccus TeN. paihart. TcN.. aud Clateu-
don, ToN and Of need ul rain nam
Wheeler TcN The weather has h,,n
dry iu Oh, TulIu TeN. country tor nv"
past week, hut cattle are reported in
good condition
shipments are reported ts follows
canadian. Texas
j 5 Tull"y. Glazior TeNt- shipped
three carloads Of cows 90 the Kansas
CITY market
j NJ ltarlaud purchased fN' 'li
OF COWS from John M,0pidu'h hll'l
shipped them from Glazier, IeN"7- 10
market az Kansas CITY.
" 10 Wagner ttuHd. .N''
shipped three cars ot missed ''''Ie l'
IA" Kansas CITY market
The following stockmtn r''h ~hlh-
ped one carload of cattle from ana
dian 90 market at Kansas CIV io"rsr
Ellison. John lsaacs, |" ; Palmer and
bill Johnson,
Midland Texas
shipments 70 the H. Worth mar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12


Tucson, Ntiz, whet' they nave 'hitiLe
ul the tmpir" I'm company puhn'
schools The Young women nave rent
ct a furnished c"itds" und VIII d"
ih'ir " houSck''pinH Ih'N @i'
That e california milk scat la 10 Dol,
unc OF their Injuries
tuNttnor Lindsey uaH uuuiI'd ih'
COUNTY council of d'ieus' % the
Ted cross chapters that % mrn wh"
have been discharged % s"fN
ice ON account OF tuberculosis viii hc
cared for The matter MS AIKEN zap
hN the executive committee 't tha
Nalrnti. county chapter AT as meet
ltg today. ~ Wds put IN" the lhh's
ct Mrs bernard jacobson. WI" le
chairman OF the CIVILIAN tcil"i cont
ulttrc and also ui The local ,onncil
OF defense
IIn 'Nl'I'h ititl committee l'
hhNius plenty 10 HU y nuihnrl or
ihnhlics of soldiers nave htch h'lp''l
iHlan'l'IlN. INC '>''ull'c 'ni'h''
Tee mao" i'Iuieiuo' lul mo 20 per
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12

in cNpuscd places SATURDAY incoming
ut uu damage resulted. conn ls W1.
turing rapidly ana somc beans are
ready for harvest garden tru,L and
fruit are abundant
El Itsu Light rain occurred 600 One
DAY and temperature conditions were
favorable. Cnru is in excellent con
ditiup. eumc early Varieties hclur
hooked Aiitlit is lu good condition
aud rturo- arc NOW Eupd Pear shin
mcuts have been completed and other
later fruits awe hnius marketed rooj
crop ~ tuJudtoca
Pueblo Practically am neld crops.
except corn o. beans. have Uueu har-
vested the harvest ct corn has
begun. Bcct- are making good re-
DoNciy from damage hy wuruH Rains
~ the week have stimulated fan pillow
ing ara seeding and some wheat and
iy" have been sown.
Springer Good showers continue
md range iu this part OF Colf3X coun-
" promises 60 Dee good Tor fan and
winter only "a few minor districts find
% otherwise
Fort stanton. Good showers con
tiuur. with moderate temperature.
but nights becoming cool near frost
SUNDAY morning, Range conditions
ar" much improved
1.-THE Liberty Loan starts -cptem-
her - tfsf reudNf"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
LACK CALLS
FOR ECONOMY WITH
REGARD TO ROADS
Governor, State Engineer, Defense
Council and Tax Commission
Will Meet Tomorrow to Con.
slider Construction Program.

sFHrIAh 0nHrHFuNorAr 20 THt HtNAAn
Santa re. SEPT. H. To C0nsidcl q
program OF economy Iu foai cons
strurtiou, because ct tho scarcity at
labor due to the war, "a Joint meeting
ot me governor. b state engineer,
the state council OF defense and state
tax commission viii be held at the
governors officc TODAY.
The stat, road from Tucumc1ri 10
san Jon in quay county viii probably
be built bN force account instead Of
by contract. ON September i6 bids
are Ia be opened FOR uuccn and me
half mites ot road in Mora count on
the second of the federal and pro-
IcCts outlined under the present pro
gram. and on September "a Ind VIII
be opened for the construction of @
twcnty-thrcc mile stretch from lu-
Cumcari TO Montoya m Quay county
The projects so far approved hN
the federal government Tor state aid
IN addition TO tho above include.
From the colorado state line 10 the
southern boundary of oolfaN count
- distance OF Tl.6 mites. FROM santa
ic Ia Cloricta IN santa We county,
a33 miles. from Sgndia 90 Armllu,
3i7 miles in Valencia county FROM
Las cruces TO AnthonN. rs miles, IN
bona Ana county; from Carlsbad 20
IuNiugton. 6.g6 miles M lea ountN,
and from carlsbad to ~ioviupton, in
Eddy county. Il continuation of the
same road. a distance al . miles.
Two national forest pro-ccts haNc
been approved. Tho Tiicras canon
road OF GS miles IN BCrnalillo coun-
Is and the ilondO- Mesualoro road OF
20 miles I'm Lincoln count nave been
approved by the governor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
Frost in Northern
Districts, but No
Harm Done Crops
~ Cn Ai,I.isS O.. IiNNIN,
O.uNer1utcut MptcOrDiogi~t.l

Weather aud crop conditions boo
New Mexico FOR the week ending sep
teuIher 90.
cool nights were more in evidence
during. tho week and lirht frost
touched "a few of the higher northern
districts saturday morning, but with
out damage Fairly general showers
continue and promise much benefit
to fail and winter range, Wilton is
generally good Ina northern districts
showers caused som" delay Co the
cutting OF alfalfa, and harvest OF
small grain iu northern mountain
districts Full ploWiug and thrcHhing
are general aud some seeding has been
dome. alhu early uiu cut o. shocked
ur topped and a few beans harvested
SubSiatlon I,cport~.
Fort Sumner. Good tutns occurred
tho first ct a.. week. with somewhat
cooler weather Crops under irrisa-
ton are excellent \ good melon
rr.p b. bciug marketed Range ,s
good and the rains have improved
tho outlook for winter
Ia. Vegas HclNA rains ~ oc-
Cured during the week and were Of
much benefit although damaging
some cut alfalfa and delaying cutting
In other fields.
Icmss springs, Moderate temper
ature curling the week with nights
becoming cool light rains only o'-
CURED. Corn I- boo excellent condition
aud pastures and % are good Pc
tatoes also are lin and some nave
been dug tor home use Truck crops
ARE good although the bean bus ~
troublesome.
santa Ne Tho week WAS fairly cool
ana showery Light frost was noticed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
State Bond Case and
Murder Trial Listed
On Santa Fe Docket

Santa Re. sept ~ Tho district
court. the fan term of witch opened
her, Yesterday. viii take up thirteen
cases of the state W. ". G.. kclly OF
q kansas city bond brokerage hous,.
alleged To have received double paw
mcut at state bonds. Both civil and
criminal actions have been brought
arulns, the defendant
Maud Rand Case. accused OF tho
murder OF her husband, whom She
ls said to have KILLED with "a -hotgut
undcr sensational circumstance iu
Santa Zee early thts year. win ho tried
at his term. District Attorney j. "a.
ernst represents the state .ud Tom
Lea. former mayor OF ~ pusu. and
\ a. Hcnohan and \ " Edwards
the defendant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
Draft Reaches Out
For Seven Typists
In Sunshine State

santa Fee. sept. IA draft call
was received from Washington today
hy Federal bisbursing officer Il. g..
o., disqualified Tor active service hut
arc subject under the limited SER
vice regulation They ure To- outratp
September 20 for Fort sam Houston
100 TcNur.
\ call Tor three negroes from tho
state of Nrw McNiCo 60 rntraiu Tor
Camp Travis. ToNis. during the three
Iuy period uf Jctpbcr t6-lN wns aitu
received yhig is ID general call t"'
regular military service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-12
Belen's Red Cross
Is Helping Needy
Civilian Families

HcIon. y W sept o. The VAL
ouciq counts BOYS who were called to
the service recently %ontlaincd ut Los
Iunas "a Monday night They We're
warmly grcotod AS they passed
through bcicu.
Professor and Mrs buwdcn are
having difficulty in nnding a house
lu Bolcp. Though "a number of now
bouaes haN, bcon built this season, n
D. reported that there is not % vacant
house a; present This in spite of tho
ttCt that q number of persons have
recently lCft town. So many nov
people have moved in recently that
rooms and houses are a. e pttmIum
Nj. and Mrs Jack Wooltord arc
about TO movc 10 Albuqucrquc
The Misses Ruth Iicgloi and OliNC
Bashford lett on Monda! night for