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FLORENCE DEPOT
ABOUT FINISHED

Florence Dec. si.-The work OF put
ting the finishing touches on the new
Rio Grande station is progressing rap
idly and superintendent OF Construc-
ton Mcdonald. states that the struc-
ture will be entirely completed ana
ready for occupancy BY January 10
The new heating plant was tested out
for the hrts time this afternoon and
the timers expect-to finish their work
by tomorrow night. There are few
more days work for the carpenters
and decorators and then the new Rio
Grande depot at Florence will be
reality in every sense OF the word. The
word Florence" in gold bronze VIII
inform the passengers on the south
side of the depot the name Of the sta
ton and on the north side will appear
the words sfscnver and Rio GEsnds +
r. John Jansen yesterday painted
the words baggage" and "eSpress
over these departments and in fact
no small detail has been overlooked
in the work OF making the new station
modern in overy respect.
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RED CROSS PINS APPEAR IN CITY
EVERYWHERE AS IF BY MAGIC
The Jones Theatre
Beautiful is Name
of New Show House

Tho Jones, Theatre Beautiful" is
to be the name of the new picture
house which Mr.. L. A. Jones and Mr..
Jesse Jones are building,
Miss Ruby Beatty, OF 2i02 Fowler
avenue, made the suggestion which
was accepted and she viii receive a
thirty day pass good for two. in recog-
milton OF giving the selected name
Mr. Claude t. Singer OF as College
avenue. suggested the second choice
name. THE SpIendor." and he viii
receive a two-weeks pass good for
two
The America" was the third choice
narue. Three persons handed in this
suggestion and each will receive
weeks pass good for one They are:
Miss Eithelyn Taylor. 30l Green
wood avenue.
Jacob J. Brown. Jr. 1880 Kountz ay-
enue.
Stanley Norman. 1916 n. Eighth
street.
The awards will be given out By Mr..
Jesse Jones in plenty time so that the
recipients can take fun advantage
from the beginning of the various pic
lures 20 be offered
The new theatre will probably be
open TO the public in the course Of 4
month or so.
Messrs Jones are thankful to the
pubiic for their interest in naming the
new theatre and wish to assure all
that they appreciate the assistance
given.
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Leslie Stevenson
Brings Bride Home

Mr. end Mrs Leslie Stevenson ar
rived hare from Denver Saturday
morning and will 90 TO housekeeping
as 5000 as they can make suitable
ARRANGEMENTS.
Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson were mar
ried inlDenver Christmas day at 4:s0
p. ris BY Rev. Frank r. Horenback, at
his home Mrs. Holienback and Mr..
and Mrs Arrhie White were the wit
nesscs.
Before her marriage Mrs. Stevenson
was Miss Bessie Lucne white. a pop
uiar young lady OF Trser. Iowa but
.brsosts $s1ntns to f>ehser 10 be mar.
ri-d she had been spending the win
ter with an aunt in Indianapolis. Her
parents are wintering in Florida. Mrs.
Stevenson had number of friends
here previous TO her arrival. having
spent last summer here as 4 guest of
the ]. T .corrin family. She is win
some young lady of many accomplish
ments and her pleasing manner and
natural afability makes friends for
her easily.
Mr.. Stevenson has a friend in about
everybody in town and they are all
glad that he has taken the important
step even IL he did slip one over on
them in negotiating the ceremony
without their full knowledge. Con
gratulations-
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TOTHE PEOPLE OF AMERICA

Ten million Americans are invited TO JOIN
the American Red Cross The times require that
every branch of our great national effort shall be
loyally upheld and it is peculiarly fitting that at
the Christmas season the Red Cross should be the
branch through which your Willingness to help IS
expressed.
You should Join the American Red Gross be-
cause il alone can carry the pledges of Christmas
good will TO those who are bearing for us the real
burdens of the world war; both in our army
and navy and in the nations upon whose territory
the issues Of the world-war are being fought out.
Your evidence of faith in this work is necessary
for their heartening and cheer
You should join the Red Cross because this
arm of the national service is steadily and cffici
emily maintaining its overseas relief in every suf
fering land, administering millions wisely and
we'll and awakening the gratitude of every people.
Our conscences will not let us enjoy the
Christmas season If this pledge of support to our
cause and the worlds veal is left unful6lled Red
Cross membership IS The Christmas spirit in terms
OF action. ~
(SigncdD WOODROW WILSON.
President Of the American Red Cross
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Harold Turner
Dances With
Mary Pickford

a recent issue of the San Francisco
Examiner contains Il twocolumn ac-
cotinr of big patriotic demonstration
in that city on December Goth 10 mark
the beginning OF the Red Cross cam
paign there for 10000 members
Mary Pickford. the moving picture
star, took prominent part in the
street parade dressed as a Red Cross
nurse and in the reception and dance
that followed. She was quite the he
oine of the occasion ana was lob
served of ali observers" In the course
Of its write-up the Examiner says:
When the line of applicants for a
handshake with the petit little actress
camr 10 an end the orchestra played
Over There whereupon Miss Pick
ford took the arm of blushing sailor
boy and smilingiy whirled into the
dance He was the proudest lad in
San francisco. If not on earth, as
be swung his dainty partner past the
crowd of male civilians and army and
natal Offices who had been yearning
to have the honor of tripping the first
measure with the movie queen The
name Of the envid young man is Har-
old Tssrner; his home is at Canon City,
Colorado. and his rating aboard ship
is that of first petty officer"
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Beech Stewart Buys
Interest in Shoe Co.

Mr.. Beach Stuart has purchased an
interest in the Hardy Shoe Company
and that concern will hereafter be
known as "rhe Hardy-Stuart Shoe
Company"
The new location of the company
will be ST. Main street. next TO C. c.
Patton. where the Tanner Variety
store was formerly located.
Mr.. Stuart lis known as an unusual
ly competent shoe man and he has a
host OF friends and many personal Gus
toners who will be glad to hear tina,
he is getting into business for him
self
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War Work
q y y = y > y g y

IL was Napoleon. one of the worlds
greatest generals. who said that an
army fought upon its stomach. win
YOU by ruthless disregard and waste
of food render our army and those o,
the Allies inefficient.
xxx
The sugar that goes 10 waste in the
bottom OF American teacups would
help TO sweeten the life OF many n
French home
gr y
Buckwbeat cakes should taste bet
ter this winter when cooked over n
wood FIRE.
~ =
Honey and syrups instead OF sugar
will make victory just "a sweet anu
bring IL much sooner
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MRS. WAITS OPERATED ON

Mrs. J. r. Waits was taken to Saitda
last Sunday where she underwent a
dual operation ut the Red Cross hos
pitai at 10 o'clock the following morn
ing for goiter and appendicitis. Both
operations were eminently succcssful
and she Is reported to be getting
along nicely. Mr.. Wallis accompanied
er to Saiida aud remainc1 thers until
,,icnday afternocu. AStelephoae unsss-
axs 10 Mr., wslfs frosn heR hsds3ta ~
-, reui,rti. ~ = ~ ~,
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BURIAL WILL BE IN
WEST VIRGINIA.

The remains Of the late Mrs. Hazel
A. Morgan. who died at her place OF
residence. 617 Greenwood avenue. last
Saturday morning from tuberculosis
were today taken to Dickson. West
Virginia. here former home for burial.
The deceased had lived in Canon City
two or three years. She was aged
twen,y-eieht years
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Appreciation of
Newspaper Help
is Expressed
Denver. Dec. %. 1917.
Editor Daily Record.
Canon City. Colo.

Canon City. Colo.
Dear Sir:
Among the helrfni and e,atifyine
things that come 10 my mind. as re,
view the occurrences of the past year
is the generous and loyal support thar
has been extended 10 the work of the
L. 5. Food Administration by your
newspaper
This cooperation was particularly
effective in making possible the won
derful success of the Colorado piedse
card system. and in bringing home tn
all classes OF people the, reasons be
hind the efforts of the Food Admins
tration. and the importance OF sup
porting these efforts as vital aid in
winning the war. II was manifesto
tion OF commsndable loyalty and a
real public service.
desire TO express my own grateful
recognition of your. assistance. and TO
convey the assurance of deep appre-
citation on the part OF Herbert c.
Hoover. Federal Food Administrators,
who joins me in extending To you the
hear,iest Seasons Greetings and
wishes for n Happy and Prosperous
New Year. .tH
Faithfully yours.
TIIOS. b. STEARNS.
Federal Food Administrator for Colo
a
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Will MAKE THEIR
NOME HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Armstrong Of pu
eblo arrived here about week ago TO
spend Christmas with the iatters sis,
ter. Mrs. LundQuist They have decsi-
"a 70 uake shslr home here and arr
llivine ii ~ crseusoed ayeara. &. i
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no MRS. A. r. NOVELS
krA,NED.

I,nd Mira. a. X. Novels enter
Ithe employees Of tho Novels
q Mercantile store New Years
q ,hoatcr party at the opera
There we're about twenty pres
tor the show all returned to
,siA home whore = dainty
= sssvsd and social evening
- ~ ~. - : \
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consists of HIS mother. Mrs. Estanis-
lada Garcia. three sisters, Brigida.
Marguerite and Elyina and a brother.
Jose Garcia who IN now "a a training
camp IN Texas moved from this city
a few months ago, and are at pres
eat living az santa Rita.
The mother and sisters who. smil-
ing through their tears. proudly
watched their soldier boy leave for
camp q year ago. are now trying 10
console themselves with the thought
that their hero, who Is lost somewhere
on the weary wastes Of mo mans
land has. in thus serving his couu-
try. honured them as he could have
done IN no other way Those who
have gone through similar experiences.
ana have learned that the path Of ser
vice must lead through suffering. can
sympathize with these women. whose
grief. when they received the tele-
gram from Washington. Is vividly de-
scribed In the letter received 10y Mrs.
Flora Baca of this city from the slgtor.
Hrigida. who closes with heart
breaking lament for the beloved
brother. 50 handsome and su kind
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American town. Thip may have ur-
counted for tho number OF american
casualties.
Captain llurgorforI Was among
the first 10 fan on the Ne, ,can side
OF the border when tho negro cavalry
detachment crossed to dislodgc snip
cts. lie was shot through the heart
Troops on the American side re-
manned under arms all night. patrol
ling the border and the princi-
pal streets leading 10 the boundary
line. Armed civilians assisted IN this
police work. No trouble occurred, al
though there was an air Of tcnseness
throughuut the night which WIS re-
hcVcd when the period OF tho truce
oNpircd ai q. ~. and no further
shooting o''u'tcd.
As tho port was closed here whom
the shooting started. several hundred
MeNiCans who are employed IN No
gales. AriZ, hut i've across the border.
were forced 10 spend the night here.
Mann passed the night sleeping IA
tho parks.
Two McNican women were reported
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az rHr Associ.1rD rRtss

Nogales Ariz., Aug rs Mexican civilians held
responsible for the shooting yesterday by American
Consul E. M Lawton, Of Nogaes, Sonora who was in the
Mexican town when the shooting started.
1T has been established that the trouble started
by Mexican civilians and customs guards and that Mexican
federal soldiers had nothing TO do with preopitang host
ties Consul La,eton stated this afternoon.
The conference between General Gales and General
Cabell has not been held.
The general attitude the Mexican side TO
be that Mexcans blame for the incident said Con-
sui Lawton Captain Abasoo commander of the Mexican
troops told that his in quarters when the shoot
ing started and had part in starting it,
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BRA VERY OF AMERICAN
TROOPS WILL BECOME
HISTORY--PERSHING
~ rsg AssoeiArgp PASS

With mo American Army m France
CTueaduAD Aug 2T.--Gou. John I.
rcrshing commander IN chief OF the
American army IN France, has issued
the following order
1T fills me with pride 90 record
an general order tribute TO the serN-
ice achievements Of tho first and third
corps comprising the first, second,
third. fourth. tWcnty-siNth twenty
eighth thirty second and fortt second
divisions of The American expedition
ary forces.
You came 10 this battlefield at "a
crucial hour for the allied cause For
almost your yoarp the most formida
Bile army 'ho world has yet seen has
pressed us Invasion OF France dnd
stood threatening its capital. At no
time has that army been more pow
Vrful ana menacing than when, on
july 10. u struck again TO destroy IN
ore great battle tho brave men oppos-
cd 20 II and 10 enforce It's brutal Will
upon the world and civilization.
Three days later in conjunction
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with our allies. you counter attacked.
The allied armies gained a brilliant
victory that marks the turning point
of the war You did more than TO
give the allies the support To which
as nation our faith was pledged.
You proved that our altruism, our
pacific spirit and our sense OF Justice
have not blunted our Virility or QUE
courage.
You have shown that American in
itiative and energy are as ~ Tor the
tasks OF war as for the pursuits OF
peace. You have Justly won un-
stinted praise from our allies and the
eternal gratitude OF our countrymen.
We have paid for oar success with
the lives OF many of our brave com
rades We shall cherish their mem
ory always aud claim for our history
and literature their bravery, achieve
mont and sacrifice.
This order Will he read 10 ali or
carnations al the first assembly fol-
lowing It's receipt.
(Signed) "PERSHiNG.h
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ALBUQUERQUE BOY
REPORTED TO Be
MISSING IN BAT TIE
Placido Garcia, Who Left This
City Last September to Enter
the Army, Is Third Albuquer.
quean to be in Casualty Lists.

Tho expressions OF heart breaking
anguish and sorrow which "a woman
ones. were unable to conceal the pride
for the big BROTHER who has given
his all In the service Of his country,
In the letter Just received by friends
in this city from the sister of Placido
Garcia. the Albuquerque boy whose
name appeared among those missing
on the casualty list released for pub
ucotion in this mornings papers.
Placido Garcia. who left with
others selected for Uncle SANS ser
vice last September. Is about twenty
three years 81 ago His family, which
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GERMANS in SOUTHERN
PICARDY RETREATINC
OVER BROAD FRONT
Hun Line Crumbling After Capture of Roye; Thirty
Villages Fall Since Early Yesterday; Chaulnes
Drops Into Foch's Bag; British Advance East of
Arras South of the Somme and i'm Flanders.

river today, i { wasa here this
French have coccupcd Mount Rcnaud miles south
of Noyo according Temps which
approaching Noyon which probably ; their possession
German forces in southern Pcardl rereang wide
front.
After the capture loyc by the French yesterday
British for the last weeks giving and today official
show the French line than three
70 can
Thirty villages by French
which started early Tuesay Chauncs has captured
other vital have been taken from the retiring
While the French have been smashing the
in
North the Camba
the outskirts of the villages Of ucOur Rmy and Bory
about mile of the positions where they
erda aud well the Hndeburg line
British have taken Foucacourt while north the
gained nearly all of Troncs wood.
In the Flanders British their
front of four miles ad the Nuf Berqun This the
which the have been retiring
Dispatches from the far tell of allied
I,o forces
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OF American casualties.
Norales. Ariz. Aug IS Profound
regrets were expressed 10y General
Pluttrco Elias Culles military COVER
nor of sonora, % HriEadier General
DE l,osey Cabell. u "a telegram re-
cciNcd from Gencril Gales at Magda-
lena. sonora, early today. General
Gales stated he had been ordered Ia
pfucoed 10 the border 10y President
Carranza to exprc-s these regrets per-
sOnally
lie IL scheduled to arrive here this
morning lie l,fi Hermosillo last
night and sent thc telegram en- route.
General Cabell arrived at 3 a. IA. from
Douglas. The conference is ~ be held
In NOgaleS. Ariz, today.
All danger of any resumpt N of
firing between McNicans and Amcri-
cans across the border was believed
Ia have hecn aVCrted today when
brgadier General Cabell announced
that an agreement haG been reached
with Capt. a. J. Ahasolo. commander
of the Mexican forces in Nogales,
Sunora, that there should be NO re
sumption OF hostilitics This agree
meut was reached az conference be-
tween the american border com
early today.
Captain Abasolu aud myself have
reached an agreement that there shall
be no more firiup on either side of
the line" General CHbell said follow
ing the conference.
This agreement extended an armis-
tice concluded late yesterday by Lieu
tenant Colonel Frederick !. Herman
aud the Mexican authorities This
armistice stipulated there was 60 be-
no more firing Turing the period from
Z y. Ia. last uignt To a. nj. today.
Custom- Guard Not Killed.
The condition of CASTOR 1teddork
United state customs guard. who was
shot through the lung was reported
10 he serious today. He was reported
killed last night through mistake III
the official announcement His home
rs In NoEales.
The American casualty list TODAY
remained the same as last night.
Two dead aud twenty eight wound.
ed. Tho wounded are at the military
hospital az camp stephen Little. \
revised casualty list was being pre-.
pareC by military authorities here I,
include all civilians wounded duriug
the fighting
The Mexican casualties We're csti
mated at nft today. of which nf;oct
were said hy au army officer to HAY,
been killrd, including Maysr FcliN
pcnalu1a.
Tho Mexican border has been place,
under control of General Iiolhrook
commando of tho southern depart
mont General March, chief of staff
announced today that Gcncml Hol
brook has giVcn orders ns go action 4
ho taken in border emergencies.
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Nogalc> Form, Home Guard.


\ meeting of Nognles citizens was
scheduled 80 he hcid here today tu
organize homo guard company To
assist tho soldiers IN maintaining ot-
der on the American side of the bor-
der
Dead horses to be seen on the Mex
lean side of the line opposite tho
Western Union Telrgrhph company
office were the only evidences al the
fighting. which occurred yesterday.
Many of the principal huiidings along
international avenue were struck bN
bullets cred from the MeSiCau Side
Machine guns were mounted ON tho
residences OF several Americans and
were used a. returning the fire from
the Mexican side of the line. a num-
her of civilian volunteer guards also
assisted IN returning the riflc ttc.
McNCans Have Hiii Posts.
During the fighting the McNicInS
had the advantage OF the steep hilln
Just across the line, giving them di-
rect line ON the main streets of the
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Extension of Bank
Accommodations Is
Now Recommended
sr rrr As.nelArrn rrr,n

Washington, Aug, as. Extension
of banking accommodations through
ro-discounts 20 industries shut down
or ourtailed because of the war has
been proposed To Governor lfarding
ui the federal reserve board. by
Chairman Baruch OF the war indus
tries board n was said today Gov
crnor Harding now is working out
plans to AID In siding over such pl8nts.
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Texan Brings Down
A German Airplane

with the American Forces ~ l.or-
talne (TuesdaN1, Aug. - Official
confirmation was given TODAY To the
claim that Lieut. Edgar ". Tobin of
san Antonio, Tea, had brought down
a German airplanc August II. Lieu
tenant Tobln has now Deen credited
officially with the destruction of siN
German machines.
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War Savings SUNDAY VIII ho OH
herNed in Hli Albuquerque churches
next Sunday, September M moro
effective work could he done 10y the
ministers Of Albuquerque tngn that
which she's propose to do IN aiding
the organization OF War savings SO
cietics. The War Savings campaign
rs n character builder II makes ~
those who Join ~. for solidity, sinbh-
i;N and integrity. 81 IN "a cOmmunlN
builder. because every saver becomes
Immediately an added strength To his
nciglibors and his home town. II ~
war work OF the highest .ype, because
u furnishes money and saves labor
and mnterial for the war, all IN the
one operation OF buying the War saw
ings stamp with money saved for the
purpose.
Sunday. September !. VIII hc a
inighty good day 20 go To morning
service at the church OF your choice.
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NINETEEN INJURED
IN COLLISION ON
SANTA FE RAIL WAY
~ rnt Aasoel.ree ,sts,

Pueblo. colo. Aug. Nineteen
persons were injured, none seriously,
" non santa Fe train No. s. ives, 'ound,
struck n freight train at Manzanola
shortly after 4 o'clock this morning
The freight train had taken a siding
Ia allow the passenger to pass. but
backed ontu the main line before the
oncoming passenger, II was said that
the brakes on the freight train were
defective and failed to hold a.
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FIRST CHIEF ORDERS
GOVERNOR GALES TO
EXPRESS HIS REGRETS

American General and Mexican Chief Hold Peace
Conference in Nogales, as Aftermath of Encoun-
ter Between Troops on Either Side of the Border
No Resumption of Trouble Is Expected, in View
of Agreement Reached by Commanders of Re-
spective Forces; American Casualty List Is Two
Dead and % Wounded.
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with the British Forces IN France
Aug 2s British troops today com
plctcd the capture 1f Troncs wood
north uf the river Sommc
Canadian troops IN their advance
astride the Scaruc Yesterday captured
more than 1000 Germans.