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The evening herald., 1918-02-05
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SOUR, ACID STOMACH.
INDIGESTION OR GAS
"I'upc'- Dinpcpsin" II quickest, SurC-t
stomach Relief known
TRY II,

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swoctcu q sour rassy or "ut-of-0rdcr
stomach within five minutes
n your meals don't Nh comfortably.
or what you eat lies like lump uf
lead iu your stomach or If you have
heartburn, that s usually sign of
4ridI's OF %" stomach
Get from gour pharmacies % hit'.
cent .isr Of uaprs Diap'psm and
take dos, just us soon us you cam.
There vIl bo uu sour r.sinFs Do"
nrrU.uF az uudlp,stc1 food missed
with t.H. u0 stomach gas or heart.
burn u.uru. ur heavy feeling iu ih"
stomach nausea drhiliWunr h','d
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tuu nrsid,-. there viii o." mo- soul
food left over u thr stomach 20 poi
.uu Your breath with utuscou- udurs
Wap,, uUpcpsn helps 90 neutral
.F. th, excessive acid iu the Htumu.H
which is causing th, Good fouucu'u
tom and preventing proper digestion
E.ucf iu five minutes ie WAITING Co..
.uu Hf aut drug store
rhc-r large nfN.u, case. .urr.
enough "plp,e Dnr,p.iu Zoo g.u
uIy Nrrp tnr ou'i'" f.ml. fr'. nu.
stomach IoibIly uub ii- symptom. uf
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The evening herald., 1918-02-05
Personal News
Items

Auto springs. all makes. Korbcr Co.
Four-O. Taxi Service. Phone 80.
Kuess Taxi. Phone SOS. Day. night.
Fred M,t1gar has gone tu las Vegas
on business
John Tombs is in III pa~o today ON
business.
Miss Gladys Mnndou is spending a
icw day. in santa Fe.
a. tomcro was here from Estuucia
today.
Mry George Wc.scr is in Los Angeles
10 spend several weeks.
Judge ". e. lleaDock was jn B"r-
nalillo yesterday ON legal business.
Richard Wuudsuu has enlisted 900 lu
engineer rOgimcut
Cot u. X. II. sellers is ,n santa fe
today ON business.
g. e. Allen VIII leave TODAY ..r MAS
JaI,nl uu business trip.
bon Johnston has rr.ururd .lvm "A
tu tD Washington on bu-ur--
" 4 litc of Las Vegas transacted
hu-iur ,u Albuquerque today.
D. o. Church. ir.. wJs here from
! Roswell t.'ay.
}. H. Norprt and family uf rcrea.
81. NJ. were here today
Nr and Mrs u : i.p-'uwa.d have
/ returned from a month .tlt ou tho
Pacific yul-t
Mrs " j Bartcs W,,I, SON B. zee
covering num an atDDa of pncl-
mouin
Mr. and Mrs Louis Taludmo of
windsor ontario. Canada. are WISH
tors Boo th, .sty
Mr. VI. Nl.-c, i~ expected back
from NcW York Whcr. .Hc has been
/ or four muu.hs
Tom Hughes warden ~ the stat,
pcuitrntilry. cam. down from SAINTS
/ r.. last night no returned home tnr
afternoon.
The central fine company cNuu
/ rulshrd o. chimney fire At ll3 Nortl
| First street this morning s fol-'
/ alarm was turned boz from nuN g.. 49,
uu street Iru Garfield avenue. bs
night
Mrs WWum lhu'p. uas gone ID
EhuruN vtth h,r dtuAh'rr Mrs SW,h
fur the benefit OF th, ut-ur health.
MI and Nr. $ VI. ulNsuu uf Nu''r
Fourteenth street have h'cn enter
IiaIuinl Nr uu3 Mr j g. Temple iu,
coke Roberts o. Hayden colo
Attorney N,tu a. Field s iu ~luH
~. ON bu-inc-s connected with 'H
sale ~ the Sew Mexico central nnO'
o. scheduled tu utS, place 1t th' ..p
uaI today Mr Field ts ONE "r 'n
representative ul 'no boudho!dcr-
william -. Foster aud a party u
| q .r..
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
Major Massie to
Lecture Here for
Benefit of r. c.

Mrs Max Nurdhaus Wutorrd 60 san
a. Zee today and viii return tomorrow
bringing with her Major Robert Mn-~i"
who spent TWO and one half year on
ia, British and French front iu charge
90. canadian battery Jud who l- now
enjoying brief iurluuEh Major
Nusele Will lecture 900 the Presbyterian
church her, Thursday NIGHT tur the
benefit ~ the l,cd Gross So adui>-
sion viii ID, eh1r-od Lut silver Of
furHr viii bee taken
Major Massie has spoken 'wlr 90
santa Fo. vhcr, hu .. tl..lu- ht-
brother br j 4 MI-sIr p1 both
cd. Dr-luu- rh, hlll was packed ari ti.s
HWuy. soldier should h, greeted here
Dos lu pudi'uc. that VlI r.N fuu ulp.r.
I'y uf th, l'rr-n' 't,rI.u church
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
u>or,T sToR, TELLER N

NOl NGI'~T STORY TELLER N
COZ NlltN- The N... Vanderbilt
uu, of the most IA. #'.r OF IN"
hustcIr.c- II New NuI. .. responsible
for th, very lattst innovation u hotel
HttIu'Uua
In NH tho large h.... throughout
the country the proh... ~ tnttttAlh-
ing the children uT o.. -In-ts is ever
present
The management .f .Ir hotel be-
iieNcs that il has solve. 'u's diiicu''
problem hy Arranging .r.cH "i sal
urdny afternoon Soir,,. i.r children
For these occasions the. HIN" rngnEcd
FliIalp'th Pauline Guiich ,uv five and
90 hair year old BruutHu Mis- who
has won fame with h.. original siorle'
for children.
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
LAWYERS CLUB HAS
/. ITS FIRST SESSION,
MARKED ENTHUSIASM
New Organization, Taking Place
of Bar Association, Starts of
With Lively Spirit Codihcation
Of Statutes Sought

Tho first meeting Of the Nlbupucr-
que lawyers club, which takes th"
place Of the Bcrnalulo county bar
ussociatiou, was held ~ the y NJ
e.. A. today Meetings are Z" b" held
monthly ou the nrst Tuesday one
uf the main objects ~ the club is 10
foster better acquaintance among tho
LAWYERS of the oity, so the members
viii lunch together hcfur, the meet
nps
Twenty seven LAWYERS. nearly an
the mombcrs 81 the bar m town
were at the lunch, and the launching
~ the club was greeted with cnthu-
la-m Most of the lawyers who had
not already signed the roll Joined the
club after the lunch
President John Ncuahlc outlined
the purposes of the organization in
% brief speech u viii work for one
thing for the codifyiug OF Sew MoNl-
ru laws ana ropos 10 have th, Coz
up'rltiuu uf other organizations IN
'he state A. E MoNilru. g. NJ
Bolts. SuuImrrs Uurhhart and E ".
uuhson also spoke
a paper uu address uu % legal topic
Is go bo given at each meeting. discus
sion tu follow. The program g. being
uad' up Dos a committee headed hv
Srrrotar, ERNEST Garcia
The evening herald., 1918-02-05

for the chino copper company al llur-
10y Ilis brides home was m Hurley.
Mr. W.rlcy has PASSED n preliminary
ton cnrp- ~ 'hc navy uui expects to
-u into service within few weeks.
For the time being Nh and Mrs Wig
l,y Will remain boz llurl,v.
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
Mortuary
Snmucl Milton Williams.

samuel Milton williams, ugcd 80.
died az hts home uu West Coal this
morning ot o'clock. Hc came mere
about two years ago from Chicago
whore he was in the drug business.
HIS wife ANA other relatives were with
him. strong Rios will ship the re-
mains To- his birthplace Columbus.
Wis. ON No. tomorrow
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
DUKE CITY CLEANERS

We clean hats, mems aud women =
clo'hing rugs, Curtains. drapefiea
Ct'., ss1 West Cold. PhOne itH
rrumptnesA oar Motto.
The evening herald., 1918-02-05

Esz,ml .r..8s rapidly; itching al
most drive. ... mad. For quick rec
lcf pulu .urmcut rs Vel recon-
mcndod %. cents AZ all stores.
The evening herald., 1918-02-05
BEBBER. OPTICIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.

r.i u a HCIt WANTED aa 'h"n
road 100, sITr tTtDNS wanted
The evening herald., 1918-02-05

Want to trade that mule for ga'
Wagon TRY the VAST AD wav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
BY TOPLIFFE
STAR RACKET
WIELDERS TO
COME NORTH

Miss sara Livingstone. Washing
ton racquet champion. will be given
a hard battle in the finals here this
SEASON by Miss Newell Of California.
who IL on her way north TO play In
tho Northwest championship tour
neys. The newcomer came within
one game Of winning the Coast cham
plonship in California when she put
up a hard fight against Anita My
ers. who won the Coast champion
ship by the victory.
Miss Newell viii play In the Ore
gon state championships next week.
along with Mrs. Walter Ellis. also of
California. and n prominent figure
in the Coast championship tourney.
The absence OF two OF Oregon's rec
ownizcd racquet wieiders at next
weeks matches makes IL probable
that the final fight Will be between
the California experts and Seattle
tennis notables
a, the termination OF the Oregon
tournament. the two California won.
en- will come TO Seattle for the finals
IL will be In Seattle that sara Living.
stone. who has beaten every thing in
the state. VIII match her skill against
the visitors. should she defeat Miss
Newell. there is a possibility that n
match may be arranged between her
and the Coast champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
EY PAUL PURMAN

The first thing Of importance
for golfer TO learn IL the grip on
the clubs. The average novice has
probably played baseball and his in
stinctive grip will be something like
that with which he grips a base
ball bat. This is entirely wrong.
There are several variations Of
the proper grip on a golf club. but
all follow the same general prin-
ciples.
The first picture shows how
Chick Evans. national open and
amateur golf champion. holds his
club with his left hand. The
left hand grip gives driving power.
The club Is gripped tightly with
the thumb parallel to tho shaft Of
the club.
The second picture shows how
Evans places his right hand over
the left. The right hand gives di.
rectlon. The right hand In held
firmly. but delicateiy. with the
thumb on almost a straight line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
"COB" MEETS
COB" TODAY

when COB meets COB "Wednesday
afternoon on the Br~merton lot. the
long debated question OF whether
Bremcrton or the University Of
Washington training camp has the
best ball team will be decided.
Discussion 81 the relative merits OF
the two sca-rosng teams has been n
favuri,a indoor sport with service
team fans for some time. and inter
On, 10 high In the meeting Wedncs.
day.
The clash will be the first OF the
season. Tho University team. under
Director Elmer Henderson. has only
one unudgc on its ~scu,cheon 40 far
this soason--the defeat by Camp
Lewis. Both the opposing teams
have been beaten once by Camp
Lewis. aitho Brcmcrton has one vic.
tory over the doughboys TO Its credit
NAgii. who pitched tho last three
innings OF the record-breaking game
with Camp Lewis last Saturday. will
probably take the hill for the Uni
vcrrdty training camp. Paul Strand
Ia another possibility In the pitcher
box.
Both coaches are going 20 keep the
eagle eye on their men In an effort
to line up a nine for the aiistar mill.
tary team. which H. TO play the
shipyard team during the Seattle
Girls Victory carnival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
ANOTHER PAPER
May Be SEIZED

NEW YORK. July f7.--Dr. VII
spondent Of the Hearst newspapers
spondent for the Heart newspapers
in Berlin. was known TO be the head
Of German publicity offices in this
country, Deputy Attorney General
Becker declared here today in dis
cussing the visit Of Or. Hale to hts
office yesterday.
Or. Hale. Becker said. carried on
no secret propaganda. His work
was openly pro-German. he asserted
DR.. Hale's visit was voluntary and
his examination was in connection
with the probe being made into al
legged German-owned newspapers IN
this country. This investigation.
Becker declared. Is nearing point
where seizure OF another newspaper,
believed to have been owned by the
German government. is drawing
near.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
OLYMPIA GETS
SIXTH PLACE

Olympia got sixth place in the
newly organized shipyard league
when delegates drew up the final arr
engagements Tuesday night
new league will be called the Puget
Sound shipyard league. and includes
the Duthies. Patterson. Mcdonald
and North Pacific company teams OF
Seattle. Todd and Burnett mines OF
Tacoma. and Sloan's pets Of Olympia.
Brcmerton. which had sent a dele
gate to the initial meetings and
asked for a place In the league.
backed out at the last and the pla-s
went TO Olympia. which was ciamor-
ing for admission.
The frs; games OF the new league
will be played Sunday. July IS
Play win continue for three months-
Altho the seasons schedule is not
yet complete the first weeks con.
tests have been arranged as follows:
Duthie vs.. Patterson Mcdonald:
Burnett VS.. Sloan's. at Olympia:
Todd VS.. North Pacific company. at
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
FARMER.KNC
BOUT STRS
SEATTLE FANS

while the sporting fraternity OF
Reattic viii have TO 30 long way
out Of tho beaten path 90 se~ the
next bout between Frank Farmer
and Mickey kinx--ci-ar out TO The
University district In fact-'here iu
not the rrrno,~ac doubt but wha,
They will 30. For ia tenround AZ
fair 90 a bitter finish this time. boys
Either tho big logger from the
CITY Of Destiny IL champion Of tho
Pacific coast. or he isn't The rufnh
ling rruwi 81 the Seattle were wolf In
already gathering In volume. and he
has been over the long trail OF the
ten round bou, before. Frank Farm.
er IL up against ~ this time. II
seems
The two big boys. who have twice
met In four round bouts that did no,
result satisfactorily to either. will
settle their differences AS the final
bout Of tho notable series that has
been arranged for the Seattle Girls
Victory Carnival
\ flock Of shor, bouts. four
rounds. viii prccede tho main event.
coast participating. Among them
are Leo Houek. Harry Anderson.
frankie Tucker. three OF the best
Of Northwest boys. Amateurs and
professionals will box. tho rcgula.
lions having been altered for the oc.
casion by the a. a. L.. Lonnie Aus
tin 10 In charge OF the lineup.
At their first bout. Farmer oh.
tained a decision over King. winning
the Coast championship. At their
second bout. in Seattle. Farmer got
lucky draw. In the opinion OF
fans. Both big fighters have i'm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
NET TOURNEY
GOING ON FULL
TILT AT PARK

With the fourth annual tennis
Tournament now In full swing. sew
eral ladies' doubles teams entered
Tuesday. numbering among them
some OF the best talent in the city.
schedules for doubles arc drawn.
and play begins today.
lofnB Virginia Byrne. new en-
arnnt. was victorious In one of the
oout singles OF the day Tuesday. TAX
~ the second and deciding sets from
.11rpL Ruth Osborn In n game charac-
eorised BY briiiiancy and finish. Miss
uyrne played carefully and surely.
whils the more daring style Of her
noo0nent contributed to her defeat
X The Queen Anne hill team. Lager
nexum and Johnson. was defeated by
~ University OF Washington team.
Chamberlain and kitamura In the
G3osr1nh doubles
II Following In the schedule Of Tues
Gny's games and their results and
Wednesdays schedule.
n women. class A-v1rxinsa nyrne
0oat Mr.. Ruth Osoorn "a. 81. 50. Viz
91ula benson beat Mrs, Foster 81. 80
Gertrude sehr.insr BEAT Thsirns Mysr
81. 80.
clsss B-Rita Myer heat l. Bixxs. 60
81; Mande Calder beat Stella Scott 80.
-. and Mrs. I. ". Nelson 81. 81
1xbhy Ferrss beat Iris Scott 90. Gil. and
oeat Gertrude Levitt 50. 80,
Mons class B--p. Robertson beat l. W
Nelson ga. Is; Colby Hayes beat Fred
The Piayfie,d DesbI~s
playfieif Dopblss - schianrsr and
xnowiton bea, Yoshimi and Kgrsta So,
~: Foley and Koziovsti won from y
johnson and Daniels by default,
schedule for Today
3--a Larsen vs. Frances Fsnviek.
t---Browne doubles. T.. Ferris and Viz
01nta Brrns Helen fde and Rita Mysr
1Gss. Y. =. Morris and Mrs louise Head
VI Mrs.. l.. NJ. Nelson and Mrs. Foster
y t-Sewman VS. Eager. r. Johnson Va
= CHM. Chambers ". Gerbel. Jr.:
Beatty W.. Sfrixsk.
e-KnowIton and sehianKsr vs. y
johnson and Daniels: Nelson and white
VI C~rrish and Brooke: ~abraushek vs..
Eefchners Hart and McHugh vs.. Nakai
and Dol: Gray vs.. Hills,
n 7--wsbraushsk and Hiiis vs. y white
and partner; Foley and Zeltier va. ~.
NOLAN and Ksichner: winners Chambers
Cevbei W. winner Beatty -Strizsk
8 GehcduIe for ~omen's doubiss-Brovne
rup--Jane 4. Holmes and Myra Lambeth
~ bye. Gertrude Schreiner and Louise
Penn vs.. bye. Libbie Ferris and Virginia
Hyrne vs. Helen Ide and Rita Myer. Mrs
u. q. Morris and Mrs. Louise Head Va
Mrs l.. NJ Nelson and Mrs Foster. Mrs
Ruth Osborn and Virginia Benson W.
Stella Scott and Iris Scott. Annls Ebert
ling and Dorothy Greene VS. Gertrude
Levitt and Edith Cavern: Frances Fen
wick and TheIrna Myers bye: Dorothy
HAndsey and Mrs. Fred johnson w. bye.
A new substitute for oats rnado
with coarse treacle, In being served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
GERMANS HAVE
$4,000 TROOPS

PARIS. July 17.--American troops
are participating on huge scale In
their first battle OF great importance.
Soldiers OF the United States are
holding n surprisingly large portion
Of the line along which the German
hordes are endeavoring to break thru
to Paris.
Cen. Ludendorff, 1t is reckoned
here, possesses $4,000 men In this
entire area. which are to be used
here exclusively. unless the Germans
fail 10 gain AN initial success, when.
II Is believed. they will be shifted
elsewhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17

with the left thumb. The right
hand must not he permitted 10 alp
In making a stroke. "a this viii
give a alice or pull
This grip Is used on nil clubs.
Some golfers vary somewhat In
using n putter. but the best results
for tho novice may be obtained
by using this grip on all shots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17

proved since. Farmer In said 10 have
gained much In cievcrncss and ring
gcncralship under the direction OF
Chef Mcintyre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
CHEvRONs FOR FUGITIvES

LONDON. July IA special chew
ron has been suggested TO be worn
by British soldiers who have escaped
from Germany. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
Selling Frices 10 Retailer. for
Butter. Egg and Cheese
Because he disclnimcd being n M,

triot when asked TO buy ticket To
the War Victory carnival, Fred
Swanson was arrested on Second
ave. Tuesday. lie will explain TO the
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17

Old stock fancy potatoes have
gone up g. per ton. The California
new whites and garnets are quoted
at IA and ~ cents per pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17

/ A THRIFT STAMP . day
will keep the Hun away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17

A new substitute for oats made
with coarse treacle. In being served
out TO horses In Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17

BY AHERN

John X. Tener
should hare rdited I'M
til after the tcdr to an
nounce his retirement
fro m baseball. He
might hare acquired q
little publicity then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17

II yen are sick zen cannot Do 49,
tsr than take advantage Of this sSfer.
We ssve you MONEY and give the
best pessibis trcxtsnonl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17

Alexander the Great
Is "orer there" We
would like TO see a
square head after he
had been beaned by.
one Of Aler's fast ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-17
FREE DOCTOR

Go - The
\ RIGHT DRUG co.
1cs Washington ~.
and iii Firxt Ave.
And the Doctor VIII give
you = careful examination
and prescribe fer yss
FHER.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-03-21

five times 10 his black opponent :
twice. oul jumped and otherwise out
played him
The second half was moi as well
played rs the first. both sides playing
II little wildly ut times under the ter.
rifle strain. What superiority there
was IN this half was again ,hown by
Clovis. The number Of points scored
10y the two teams was Is for the home
team while Albuquerque was scoring
H. Toward the end Of the game, how
ever the visitors went to pieces, allow
Ing EShlcman Ia throw several field
goals without any opposition. Had the
game gone five minutes longer there j.
NO telling where Clovis score would
have gone.
Splendid work was done 10y the Of
iicialS who handled the game. T.. \.
Brock, coach ut Roswell High school
and Mr.. W. II. Blaine, Physical Drcc-
Tor nl Canyon Normal conducted the
game Us championship contest should
bc run.
The crowd numbered more than six
/ hundred and was extremely rnlhusi-
aStic. Every one was out to see II
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-03-21
TWO BRAKEMAN
INJURED IN FIGHT

\ fight which occurred at l,elcn last
Sunday between II. h. Babcr and Fay
+. Moore, two brakeman, resulted in
both being seriously injured. II Is
said that the two men were In the
caboosc in the Vaughn yards when the
difficulty arose and that Moore recciv-
ed II severe beating at the hands Of
Bahcr. the former being severely in
jurcd about the face and head. The
story further goes that Baber left the
caboosc and returned later with an
officer and on their return to the ear,
Moore opened fire on him with an auto
matte pistol with the result that three
shots took effect. one striking him In
the mouth and the other two in the
legs. Both men were brought to the
Santa Fc hospital here and are said Ia
lc getting along all right.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-03-21
LIVELY INTEREST BEING
TAKEN IN CITY POLITICS

City politics was good while warm
ingup, but the pot has begun to boil In
good shape now. The fire works was
opened Monday night when Il ticket to
he known as the Citizens Ticket was
nominated at a spirited meeting held
at the court house. Practically every
nomination from the election of the
chairman Of the meeting all down the
line was occasi0ncd by II good deal Of
rivalry and some close voting. Judge
X. Il. ltowcllS was elected aS chairman
If the meeting and Arthur Currcn
hnmcd as secretary, after which the
following ticket was nominated ami
viii hr put before the Voters under
the head of "CitizcnS Ticket"
For Mayor, Lester Stone.
For city Clerk. Arthur Currcn.
For city Treasurer j. &. NclSor
For Alderman, Ward No, |. X C.
thildcrs.
For Alderman. Ward NJ. =. j. Il.
Dcnhof.
For Alderman. Ward N". 3 l. V.
White.
For Alderman, Ward No. (. Lee II.
Saunders
This meeting was attended 10y as
large II crowd aS is often seen at u
mass meeting Every seat In the court
house was filled AMI standing room
all taken mp. 4 fine lot Of oratory
was dispensed To the attentive listen
crs and the virtues Of III" several can
speakers
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-03-21
GEORGE ROACH AND MISS
ATA APPLEMiN MARRIED

Mr.. George Roach aud Miss Alta Ap-
plrmuIl were married Thursday after
noon nj :On al the Methodist Church,
Rev. j. +. Rrdmon performing the Ger
rmuny. the only guests present bcing
some of the immediate family Of the
bride.
The bride Is well known to most Of
the local readers of the News For
several Years she has been an cmployc
ai the post office here and her court
couN attention lu the public has made
her many friends,
The groom i popular citizen of
clovis aud hold. u responsible position
with the Santa l'c. Ills friends are
numbered by The score and the News
Joins them in wishing for the newly
welded couple life Of happiness
prosperity and contrnlmrni
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-03-21
CURRY COUNTY MAN
KILLED IN OKLAHOMA

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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-03-21

Tuesday evening ut the Santa Fc
shops II number of men met aud nom
mated the following ticket:
For Mnyor-A. Il. Austin
For Alderman, Ward No Fred
West
For Alderman, Ward No = \. ].
Wilson.
For Alderman, Ward No. > G.
Anthony,
For Alderman, Ward No. I W. W
Love.
The meeting also endorsed the nom
inntlons Of the "CitizcnS Ticket" for
Treasurer and Clerk.