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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
MAJOR F.H.LINCOLN
S|GNALLY HONOREO
Husband of Delaware City Woman
Placed in Charge of Artillery
Operations in France.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

special Correspondents of Everv EvoninE
Delaware CITY. April IS Major Fran
cis II Lincoln has been made assistant
chief III artillery ard viii have charge oi
,,,,ora,iops i, France Notice was re-
cr.yrd tndav from Washington bv his
uifo wbo i sta,lDe Ia the home ol her
SISTER. Mrs Charles Jefferson oi this
place. Of his safe arrival in France.
Major IIncoln vas graduated from the
Iowa state College and the following
uas Dublishcd In tito Alumnus of loWa
state College. March. 1915 General
James Rush Lincoln undoubtedly holds
the unique honor 81 beng the ouiE man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
HUNGARIAN CABINET OUT
New Ministry Will Include Mem
bers Opposed to Complete
Suffrage Reform.
!, Associated Press to Every EvcninS

By Associated Press TO livery EFcnnS
Amsterdam. Holland. ApTii -. nc
Hungarian ministry has resigned a dis
patch from Budapest reports.
The decision was reached yesterday
morning at a meeting at which Premier
Wckerle presided. All the members OF
tbe~cabiner werp present except Count
~zverenvi. minister of commerce, and
Count Xichv. minister Of court, who
were absent from Budapest
Copenhagen dispatch said Premier
Wrkcrlc had decided to resign owing 10
drSsension IN the ministry over the suf-
fraec refarrn hll! and that King Charles
Wa- expected to request hun to form a new
cabinet including the ministers who
oppose 4 complete reform on the suffrage
measure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18

The tram IRON W uulHgtou VIII run
via the Delaware bridge route on special
schedule and Is due at Camp Dix at
1890 noon,
The following men have to report to
Local Board No 3. April % At 8 80 p.
IN. to entrain for Camp Dix on the follow
ing day:
Vincent Miecznikowsh, 42OS. Broad
way, Baltimore, Md
George ". Powell, 1904 " 4th ST
Lindlcy X. Gallagher, l0l6 w Sd ST
los A Iannilli. l03 n Adams St
John ID Arendt Jr, 800 West street
Harry B Hill, 9l6 " Sixth street
Panaglstes Dlamantakos, 403 Mary
land avenue
Norman " karschner, III Dcamore
Place.
Fdw. i. Mckeown 1920 Maryland Ave
Herman G Walter, 1914 Conrad ST
Chas. T. Bratton, 40l $ jackson ST.
Daniel Penncll. 1888 W 5th street
Alfred Knots, 1871 W Fifth street
Edgar A Reed 308 $ Jackson St
John J Marshallewski 903 Brown st
Edward Davis, Is Oak street.
Charles w Thierheld, White Marsh,
Md
Chas. w. Grant, 1881 Lancaster Ave.
Wallace Sylvester. 1907 W 9th st
Michael Martin 36 >. Clayton St
Joseph M German, l22S Chestnut St
Louis J. Koemcr, 200 Parrish st
Howard o Hughes, 1917 Moss street,
Reading, Pa
Division No 4 Local Exemption Board
has booked two colorcd chaulfeurs, two
cul0red clerks and one white carpenter,
under the industrial call issued this week
Herbert M Turner, colored, 3l2 East
Thirteenth street, IS the first colored man
TO ask induction into the federal service
for military duty under the recent order
Of Provost Marshal-Ci General Crowder per
mitting induction into a branch Of service
I for which the registrant may think him
/ self especially well fitted. Turner is il
I clerk.
The list open to coiored men comprise
blacksmlths and helpers, bricklaycrs
buglers, carpenters and helpers, ship
bridge house, general, loncrs or pattern
makers, chauifeuis auto, truck or tractor
/ clerks, railroad or general; cooks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
WOMEN ENTHUSE
OVER LIBERTY LOAN
Campaign Greatly Stimulated by
Irenee du Points Half million
Subscription.

AienIber. Of the N0incns Liberty Loan
Committee and other workers ID their
behalf today were quite enthusiastic over
the prospects o1 making Z wonderful
record. Park commissioner lTence
du Pont subscription ol 500 600,
through tho Chnstiaua hundred women
committee the largest reported 50 far
has wonderfully stimulated the efforts of
those who are engaged n The campaign,
and they feel quite hopeful aS p the rc-
suits They are urging everybody 70 give
promptly. 50 lis to avoid confusion h the
final rush that is sure to come ~ the close
Of the campaign
The following figures were posted today
on tile buiictin board on the mczzanine
floor of the Hotel du Pont, where the
Womeu.s Committee has its clearing
losuA-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
AFTER WOMEN REPEATERS.
Voted Under Assumed Names in More
Than One District is Charge.

b AssociaTed FTtss 90 EVeTy EVshIns
Buffalo, n y, April lS-Distriet
Attorney Moore today began an IN
vcstlgation Of alleged repeating by women
voters III Tonawanda 4 no-hcense
leader made the charge that SIX women
taken from Buffalo voted IN more than
one district under assumed names. The
vets carried both Tonawanda and North
Tonawanda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
FIDANCE IN FRANCE.
Weli-knOwn Wilmington Youth With L. ;.
Engineers Abroad.

Michael j Eidance Of the Twenty
third Engineers, t. ). A., commanded
IS Paul Rosscl of this city, has arrived
safely ia France
Mr. Fidance IS i graduate Of the VIII
mington High School and Delaware
College and vas captain IF their baseball
and football teams lie WAS graduated
from Delaware College last June and
was employed for the ensuing four months
bv the State Highway Department as
an engineer He enlisted IN the mted
States Army last November.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
WATCHES FOR SOLDIERS.
Eden Athletic Club Presents Gifts to
Patriotic Members.

Patrick kelleher Of 1918 Lobdell street,
John Tunstill Of 1910 Lobdell street and
Harold Fritz Of 1925 Lobdell street, mem
bers of the Eden Athletic Club Of South
Wilmington, having joined the colors,
each has been presented by the club with
a wrist watch The presentation was
made IN person to Kclleher and Tunstill,
vino have ioincd the navy, but as Fritz
is at Fort Oglethorpc i was gwen TO his
mother, to be kept until hc comes home.
The mothers Of the boys today ez-
,ressed their appreciation Of the kindness
and thougbtfIinesS Of the club members
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
KAISER VIEWS BATTLE.
What Have I Not Done 10 Pre-
serve World From These
Horrors. He MUSES..
II A....-.a-oL -. Il -. -

BY Associated Press 80 hvcry hvenins
Amsterdam Holland Aprll Is tni-
peror William recently made s*it r
the battlefield nyar tlueaut west oi t4n.-
nrai. 3 war correspondent % The Bcrau
Lokal tuzejger writes
The Kaiser silence was rruNen $40.
once. " he SAYS, when be remarked t0 au
officer " no stood beside him w hat 'aFv
/ not done IL preserve inc world rom
these horrors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
Harrisburg Boy Dies Hero.

Robert Clash Nelson of $40 French
street died this morning Of pneumonia.
tie was Is years old tie was a son Of
Robert ! Nelson Of Harrisburg, Pa
Interment in Harrisburg, with funeral
services at the French street address at
5 clock tomorrow night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
GRAAILES REARRESTED.
Held for Grand Jury on lharge Of Re
ceiying Stolen Goods.

kazmer Grames, grocer. at Eighth
and Locust streets who Was dismissed IN
City Court, yesterday, after q hearing
on "a charge Of receiving stolen goods,
namely. flour, alleged to nave been stolen
from the warehouse Of the Pm lips
Thompson Co. WAS rearrested vester-
day afternoon 1T the instance Of the
attorney-generals office, on the same
charge.
lie was arraigned before Magistrate
ellis. who held him in $1,000 bail for
the grand jury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
NAVAL GUARD WINS PRAISE
Daniels COmmends Bra, cry Of Men on
Steamer sunk by l-BOat

b Assoclatcd Press N tVcTs tNeninF
Washington \pri Is Five u,a ers
Of The nasal armed guard ou he American
steamship Actaeou sunk Nov "a last af
the European coast by ! German sub
marine. were commended today hy
Secretary Daniels for bravery AND deyu-
ton to duty
The, Ire John A. Carroll Washington.
d. C. Qsmond Park trsAine Bath,
Maine NJ ,lham j Hennesscy Cambridge.
Mass. Henry r Earl Hopedalc, Mass
ana Albert Ferdinand Samuelson MIN
neapolis, MINI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
Al MORE MEN 60
FRIDAY, APRIL 26
Special Train Leaves French street
Station of Pennsylvania Rail
road at 1880 That Day

Delaware.s quota Of III drafted men
will 20 forward 80 Camp Dix on Friday,
April 26. VIA Pennsylvania railroad, III
conformity with the following schedule,
Just sSucd by the acknowledgement Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
Amnsements Tonight

The plaS house Snclleuburg NinsLft4&
tiarrlck---N audeNlile.
Juctn-''Its Ai4ScrahlC>
Majestic The Bluenird.
Victoria 4 Woman Between Friends
Sayoy-"Ehe Purple Lily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
81 ,O59, ,558, 900 NOW
LIBERTY LOAN TOTAL

Washington, April Is. New sub
scriptions of $40 200, 900 reported
TO the Treasury today sent the total
Liberty Loan pledges over the bill
lion mark TO 81 ,059, ,55S 900.
A 5000, 900 subscription was an
nounced by the American Sugar
Refining Co.. half to be placed 10
this district and the rest through
districts in which the company's
reiineries are located.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18

The enemy Is finding himself cramped
on the southcry sidc nf the wedge he has
pushed INTO the British ine- aud Gems
on h. cyc 0f ar effort - widen 4 ont hero
Furthermore AZ Ircon the Germans
r. only some hreo miles north of Be
thuuc ~ important railway centre and
~ Robccq arn within -ix miles IL IlIIcrs
Junction point IN thc railway from Be
hume "a EIazohrquck
Haig Holding Huns in Check
Tho British have bcen holding this
sector 81 the fro.f II strongly as they are
tho uGrthwastrrg edge 0f fhc salient,
whore thcy have nold Ip the German
.ftcmpt - advance further toward Haze
hrolck A. was Indicated anew ne
repuise If fresh German attacks last nght
ia the Morris sector along tho Baille'Ii-
Hazabrouck railway
II -oern- not anlikely hat The Entente
hgh command mas forecast possible
burger fertaan purpose tp drive deter
uunodly southrard cnveioo Bothgne. and
push 3n "a & point whore fnct ran coTn-
bal ~ British to faIl bark from Givenchv
4nd he region north II trra- whore
tho dominating blmy ridge the Ger
man objective
Whether indeed this H. the arger
German strategy hos not Fet been shown
The development ii the enemy demon
.tration ou thc Iocon-Robecq inc
however Wil ~ followed pith close IL
teuiIon u tlew ot thi. possibility .nd Is
bearing mon hc great -truggie on the
~8mme front 'o the south. where the arm
hold 5f the British On the -trras region
and he inc south 70 Albert n4s heId
~ the enemy push on im,ens
ta aae saA Tbrag1 zyr fcGugGH
at / a. IN. follows:
ndlmnlshed II Intensity the great
battle IN Flanders and south across the
French border goes on. Having retired
east of pres. the British are nov putting
10 most desperate resistance To the
f Germans Tnenacing Ypres and Haze
eroUck ne important supply base 20 the
southwest French troops nave come to
Field Marshal Hag assistance and are
1ghIing side 1y ide with be British n
-temmlng the enemy tide east of Haze
brouck
During the asst y hours the heaviest
lgnung has been along the Lys pa 3
front il j ; mile. from vest af AIeTvIile -
Nrtscaaetc The British -ook he often
.IEt and reg4lned Nytschaete 4nG Alereren
SIX mics east-Gortheley ii dazeDTouck
Wednesday, but the Germans, in strong
counter attacks forced them 70 retire
again l0ng he remainder Vi the front
ne enemy hrew wave after wave 81 At
fackers against rae franco-BrIJlsh Ie-
fence. bur i lid not 5aIter anu the lrer-
mans gained nothing II payment Tor
@auguInarx .0@~ts-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18

in the United States who has two sons
on the general staff Of the United states
Lieutenant Colonel Cha-. : Lincoln,
a.. chief of staff Of the o~th Division at
Camp Dodge la and Major Francis
II. Lincoln, q, who has had charge OF
the training OF artillery officers at Fortress
Monroe. have recently been appointed
members Of the general staff of the
L. ; army
Lieutenant Colonel Lincoln recently
returned from Europe where he went
with General Plummcr 10 inspect war
operations on the west front
4 third son. Major Rush Lincoln o.,
is now at Waco, Texas, where he il
organizing aviation squadrOns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
HAIC HOLDING LYS Line
BUT IS UNDER HEAVY FIRE
Germans at LOGON Are Only Three Miles From Important
Railroad Centre Fresh Hun Attacks Repused
in Menes Sector.
BETHUNE. OBJECTIVE OF ENEMY
CAssociated Press Summary. Issued at 2 p. m

battlefield standing
il
crn
by
at o southevrerly Of the battlefield
and obq
nasr ed In nrnqreS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
Freneh Forces b BritLs / ALd.
FRENCH HEAVILY IN ACTION.

Ottawa, Ont, April Is. The French
are heavily in action on the northern
battle area, says dispatch from London
IndaA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18

Every Evening classified advertise
ments bring results Proved 10 the salts
faction Of many and viii be TO you.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
kHlifer Captain.

B5 Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. April rs Catcher William
l<lIlifer to-day was appointed field captain
,f he Chicaoo Nationals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18
Ypres Retirement Expected.

Althougn lie retirement east of pres
Vas - be expected for SJrategIcal reasons.
the fact -aat il has been arried out has
caused sentimental regrets. LangeLnArck,
Passchcndaele ana Poeicapele, which
Bsrlu reports the Germans have occupied,
were scenes of desperate encounters u the
hard won British advance of last summer
and fall when they gained the entire
Nesslues-I aoScheudaele ridge.
Correspondents report the British are
retiring 10 prepared positions along or
close 10 the Ilne from which the offensive
was launched n 1917 This would place
the new line probably near Boesinghe.
Nieitje. H0oge and Hill SO. southeast
Of Mllebekc, and about tWo miles east Of
NpreS Berlin official communication
attempts 70 make IL appear that the
Germans gained towns On the old Flanders
battlefield after fighting The British
retirement ss.4s carried out Monday and
British guns reaped = heavy harvest in The
enemy ranks when the Germans pene-
trated the abandoned positions
Wednesday the Germans gained ao
new ground from east oi Nlervllle 70
WNtsChacte but were compelled 10 Use
large forces In recapturlng WNtschaete
and AIetercn The German pressure east
of Hazebrouck show, the enemy still de
slrCs the capture 0i this base IN the
probable hope Of forcing "a further retire
ment in the Npres sector,
French Forces 10 Brits Aid.
How large the French forces are that
have come 80 help he British has not been
disclosed Field Marshal Haig said last
week that heavy French reiuforccmentS
we're moving toward the battlefield
On the remainder of the British front
and on the Picardy battlefront and French
sectors, there has been no infantry activ-
ty Belgian troops north If Npres have
rcpuised German attacks and captured SIX
hundred prlSonefs in ejectng the enemy
from trenches he had occupied
On the Lorraine sector American troops
have penetrated to the third German line
and are in unmolested possession of No
Mans Land
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-18

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The evening current., 1918-04-17
CALL CENTRAL" AND LEARN
iE FROST ~ COMING.

Santa Fe. N. NJ. April l7.-In
connection with the advent OF
spring and the campaign for the
extension of home gardening and
fruit growing. the attention OF
gardeners and fruit growers is in
yited TO the work OF the Weather
Bureau In predicting frosts. On
the days when frosts are TO be ex-
pecttd warnings will hereafter be
added To the n. m. forecast mes-
sages I'LL all danger OF frost is
past.
Through the courtesy OF the
Mountain States Telegraph and Tel
ephone company. these forecasts
and warnings will be availhale to
all who will call central" at any
time after TO 9:30 a. m. each
day.
The average date OF the last kill
Ing frost In the Valley is March 20,
and the date OF the latest known
killing frost is May Z.
The evening current., 1918-04-17
MARRIED.

AZ the Methodist parsonage, Apr.
10th. by Rev. Geo. II. GIvan. Zack
j.. Taylor and Miss Willie Little,
OF Lovinston, were united in mar
riage.
The wedding was attended by a
number of friends OF the contract
Ing parties. J. w. Taylor and Mrs.
Nettie Payne qualifying as witnesses.
Among those present were the faith
er and grandfather OF the bride
groom. the latter gentleman being
over eighty-seven years OF age.
May happiness and prosperity at
tend Mr.. and Mrs. zack Taylor is
the wish OF the Current.
The evening current., 1918-04-17
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES ARE
HELPING

Amerillo, Texas. April Ito Santa
Fe employees are responding liber-
ally and promptly In filing their
subscriptions to the third liberty
loan. Some are paying cash. But
many are taking advantage OF the
opportunity offered by the Santa
Fe TO subscribe for bonds on the
month installment plan. In other
words they aer pledging their earn
ings In their efforts TO help win the
war. When face value OF the bonds
are paid, they will be delivered to
the subscribers with interest on the
monthly payments included.
j. N. Freeman treasurer OF the
Panhandle llneg OF the Santa Fe.
reports that he has completed the
delivery OF the bonds subscribed
for In the summer and that the
men are coming back with new
subscriptions very promptly.
In his circular letter TO the Of
Ulcers and employees, President T..
Ripley says: Railroad workers
are needed at home to run the
railroads as an Indispensable part
of the National Defense. They can
show their patriotism by doing their
part at home and by saving and
lending their savings to the Gov
ernment." The prompt subscrlp-
tions 10 bonds indicates the loyalty
and patriotism OF the Santa Fe.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Everett Grantham. Charles Hudi-
burgh and Herbert oliver left for
Roswell sunday night. beginning
Tuesday the boys will take an exam
ination In literary branches TO de-
termine their fitness for entrance
to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Grantham and Hudiburgh were ap
pointed by Senator Jones and Oliver
received his appointment from Con-
gressman Walton. After the liter
AIRY test. the boys will be required
To undergo "A rigid physical examln-
alton before they can be admitted
To the naval school. All the boys
are graduates of this years class
Carlsbad High School.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Cards sent out the irst OF the
week by the Federal Food Admin
istrator, Albuquerque, New Mexico,
are fnding a ready response In
Carlsbad, very few persons falling
10 sigp. The cards ask for each
household 10 pledge themselves 10 a
certain number OF pounds of flour
per week, as little as can be used.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Registration boards for Carlsbad
are meeting today and lining up the
voters In the various wards. The
lists will be displayed M the dif-
ferent voting places and all quail
fed voters should make II a point
To see that their names are on said
lists. The election will be for aid
ermen In the various wards and a
mayor. all under the city charter.
IL Is very important that good men
be selected TO hll these offices the
first TO be selected under the new
order OF things.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

A telegram from Frank A. Moore,
now at Denver, states that he will
start for San Francisco tomorrow
TO work In the ship yards at that
place. Mrs. Moore and baby will
remain here at present. Frank is
we'll known in Carlsbad. being the
second son Of Mrs. A. Moore, and
resided here for many years.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Ambrose Lowenbruck left last
night for Roswell. where he will
meet his afflanced and be married.
returning tomorrow on the after
noon train. The happy young LADY
is Miss Katherine Mccullough. OF
Kansas City. Missouri May all
good luck attend them on their way
through life.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Mrs. Blanche Kiser and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Guy Mayes. are up from
Sulphur Springs and contemplate
remaining In Carlsbad for come
time provided a suitable residence
can be secured. The ladies made
the trip In their car, Mrs. Mayes
doing the driving.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Miss Josie Camp has for guests
today the Misses Miiiman, her
nieces, from Lakewood. The young
ladies are shopping and enjoying
themselves in various ways while in
the city. stopping with their grand
mother and aunt at the Anderson
sanitarium.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

IL YOU are on the market for a
hrst class second han1 car. II wifi
pay YOU TO call on us at the onne-
mus Shops-"Can Fix It"--for we
have certainly got a bargain for
YOU We have 1b cars from which
10 pick, DON'T FAIL 10 SEE
THEM. 3td-ltw
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Mrs. T. o, Wyman and Mary Sue
and Mrs. Maude Wyman jenkins
are up from Loving today. Mrs. T..
G. Wyman Is preparing for her
anticipated visit To Kentucky. her
old home.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

The new addition TO the sellards
home IL completed and the family
IN enjoying the new kitchen and
bathroom very much. Quite n good
deal OF repairing and remodeling
Is under way In Carlsbad az this
time.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Pete Lowenbruck is another pa
triotic ex-Carlsbadite, he having en-
20 q telegram received by his father.
John Lowenbruck. Pete enlisted in
Denver. whero he has been for some
months past.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

In setting up the list OF subscrib-
ers 60 tho Liberty Loan published
In yesterdays Current. the name OF
Mrs. Y. r.. Allen was In some way,
omitted. Y. II. Allen subscribed
$3.50 for himself and like amount
for Mrs. Allen.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

The T. ]. Kindel home. one mile
west oil the city. has had new
screened porch put on In the rear
OF the house and a new veranda
will be built across the front. and
n will be screened In also. The
lumber is on the ground and as
sNpn as the necessary carpenters
can be secured. work will proceed
~ once. With a never-failing well
OF pure water. enough alfalfa TO
run their cows and chickens and an
excellent war garden. the Kindel
raach is one of the most valuable.
for its size. to be found anywhere.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Forty cars OF cattle are being
loaded today at the sock pens. the
Conrad cattle company being the
shippers and the stuff being con-
signed to Claiming. Texas.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Sergeant Harry Hubbard under
went an operation recently for the
removal OF his tonails and adenoids.
AS IL usual In such cases he 10 get
.tinE along nicely.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Miss Roberta Breeding is In town
coming from Lovington. where she
has been employed as abstractor
for real estate arm. Miss
Breeding is enthusiastic over the
plains country and may return there
In the near future.
The evening current., 1918-04-17
Euykendalls Going 20 Arizona.

Mrs. aud Mrs. II. s. Kuykendall
OF Rocky Arroyo were In town just
before noon. This splendid family
will very shortly leave for their
new home In Arizona, which they
have already purchased.
Mr.. kaykendall will ship a car
Of household goods to his new home
and will also ship four Jersey cows
and some other live stock. May
success attend this very industrious
and worthy family.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Word from Mrs. J. s. Oliver. who
recently left TO be in attendance at
the bedside OF her mother at
Hobart. Oklahoma, In TO the ef-
feet that her mother is not doing
we'll at this time. Mrs. divers
friends are sympathizlng with her.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

=. u. Briscoe. trainmaster, is at
tending to the shipment of several
cars 0f cattle at Riverton today
The evening current., 1918-04-17

For first class mechanical work
and repairs In blacksmithing. wood
work, machine work or repairs .,
any make car. call az the q
Shops-"Can Fix It."
The evening current., 1918-04-17

Tonight fair. colder southeast
portion. frost north and middle east
portion; Thursday fair.
The evening current., 1918-04-17

j.. ID. Btggs left last night for
points In Colorado, where he will
spend the summer. after a pleasant
Fisit with hiskinfolk In Carlsbad.
The evening current., 1918-04-17
LOCAL NEWS

Plant a war sarden-plant II to-
day.