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BANKS HOLD HUGE SUM
IN EXCESS OF REQUIREMENTS
decrease II shown. However, Amount
This week Compared TO
Week Ago.
Try Associated I'-ess.1
NhHI Marcy, ~,

So
NEW YORK. Marcn THE actual
condition ot clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold Sl25 o,s5o reserve i'll ex-
decrease of $45.24525o from last week
The statement follows:
Actual condition
Loans. discounts. etc. s4.31o.S6l 900;
increase. s5l.67O.00o.
cash in own vaults members Federal
crease s3.o44.ooo.
Reserve in Federal reserve bank Of
member banks. si59.So9.000 decrease.
s49.i9G 900.
and trust companies (b), si6.25S, 900:
decrease. $4,000.
Reserve in depositaries State banks
and trust companies, sS,24+.o00; de-
crease, S213.0co.
decrease. S33.7o1.O 900.
Limited States deposits deducted.
Net time deposits. sls4.sSo.ooo; de-
S'S cirsulat ItaG'00' STATEHOOD: increase
.SSpecie included in (a) and (b>. s7s.-
Aggregate reserve. s4s4.3ll.ooo.
Excess reserve, 12.5lO,S5o; decrease.
Summary OF state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York. not in
Guided III clearing house statement:
Loans, discounts, ETC. SST3.37S,200;
increase. S7.S54.40G.
Legal tenders. SSA,SS2.i00 increase
81 '35.TO0
Total deposits. se,265.7oo: increase.
sl!.295.7OO.
Banks cash in vault. s12.S6o7oO.
Trust companies cash in vault, 49,.
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ALL ABOUT IN VIRGINIA
building md Industrial Enlargement
Going On In Various Parts OF the
Old Dominion.

Tho w. A. Wilson Lumber Company.
OF Cambria, Montgomery County. has
increased its capital stock from s25.-
900 to $4,000. and will enlarge it's
plant.
The Portsmouth Ice Delivery Com
pany. capitalized at $4,000 has been
organized and chartered to do bust
ness.
The Alexandria Hay and Grain Com
pany has let tho contract for the i'm
mediate erection of n $4,000 ware
house.
The Norfolk Concrete Boat Company.
which was incorporated last fall, with
$1,000, 900 capital, has laid OFF a yard
for the construction Of concrete ves-
sells OF from 700 to 1000 tons.
The Protestant Hospital. at Norfolk,
proposes to build n large addition to
it's nurses home. and also an addi-
uonal ward to the hospital proper.
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COTTOS ,IAEEE1'S

NEW YORK. March 2.-Rcports OF further
rains In the Southwest served promote
realizing for over the wceh end. and proba
bly, inspired some selling for reaction in
m. ,Got,on market day. Af'cr showing
on trad. hnyiag. however. and the close
WAS stcsJy net unchanged II poinis
lower; MAY cascd of from 3l.2, 20 3lCs. and
closed at $50.
The opening was Irregular. first prices be-
ing points higher 10 ) points lower. with
near months responding to tho bulish aver
age OF rcnor;s from the goods trade. while
later deliveries fclt the improved wca thcr
IN Teas. 9etoher was relatively easy. sell
Ing off 10 e9.2j. while March declined from
Sis to 3l,H ard July from 70 81 to 90. ~.
continued demand from .srot house
brokers absorbed offerings on a scale down
and a. so"o the selling movement Stack,
enod. he market tr,nrd the support
from thcs" sources covering and y moderate
demand from abroad. las, prices showed
ralltcs OF soIne 10 to Is roints from The
lowest.
There wcr. reports around tho ring that
manufactured were receiving bids for win
Ter deliveries Of goods prices equal to
those prevailing for summer deliveries. and
that thcs were making Inquiries for octo-
bGr-Norcnher hi,,m.n,s fraw materials
fthc French commission during December
and January tctaicd !5.WG 20 Spu1D hales
Cotton futures table:
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The Curh Market

NtW 1OE.k. March Grading on The
cSro t'-Gay was in small volume. and price
changes were Irregular. Tn. mining list
was IN" ccni.r OF interest Big Ledge cop-
icf VAS !, nrn feature. holcinE near the
Motor 'har"s were neglected. oil stocks
tHnh.l!nu.a !irm throughout the short session.
$50 Aetna Explosives. S-sTg. eco CEcV-
r2iet Motors. Us 1874. !. So rn!tcft Motors
- ~ S'z. So United States Steamship. > n ~.
ttI" Anglo American. l2&:!l2: 10 Standard
~ OF y. j.. 81 u 5i2; 1po Cosdcn Oil. 7s.uS:
80 FEDERAL oil, 81 n 3-. TO- lat. Petroleum.
~. a. ~. loo Met Petroleum. li-lsG",:
ioo' Midwest oil ioStN5: -O,c" Okla horna
cil. ~ -. 80 Victoria OH. 81. Mt: 100 At
innta, az: 800 Big Ledge. IN QIia: @oo
Jerome Verde. N-lsG ., 600 Mother Lode
50 q 81 100 Rex Cons.. III. q u: leo Sue
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New Elevator Company Mt Danvine.

DANVILLE. VA. March 2.-The
westbrook Elevator Manufacturing
Company, recently incorporated here
with $4,000 capital stock, has been or
sanized hy the election OF the following
officers: y. berkeley Darlington, presi-
dent; G. G. Holland. first vice-presdent;
W. j. Wcstbrook, second vice-preside n !;
+. II. Marshall. ecretary-treasurer.
THO new company will succeed the
Westbrook Elevator Company. having
bought all of the rights and patents OF
that company. and will occupy the old
factory on Surfing Street
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PLANT TO BE REBUILT
Henry County Furniture Factory De
ktroycd by Fire In January,
to &c Erected.

MAkTiNSNILLE VA. March ".-The
RaSsett Furniture Company, whose val
liable ard extensive plant at Bassett
three miles from here. was totally de-
stroycd by fire early in January, has
completed its plans for the immedi-
ate erection OF u new plant on the site
or the old one, which, according to
the plans. Will cost something over
100000. Instead Of a series of wooden
buildings, as formed the old plant.
the new on" viii be large brick and
concrete building.
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SCOT County Limestone aud Marble.

GATE CITY, VA, March 2.-Thc
Clinchhcld Portland Cement Corpora
ton. OF Eingsport. is erecting an i'm
mcnse stone crushcr just vest of Gate
city. Its purpose is to prepare the
limestone for the KinEsport plant. The
company has recently purchased SOW
cral tracts Of land In Scott County.
and in addition own the stone and mar
bic on several other farms. II Is prob
able that the better quality Of the mar
he Will be quarricd. Some of IL is OF
fine variety and bears an cXcellcn.
polish.
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Lnnd sales In Pulaski County.

PULASKI. VA. March 1.-Two i'm
portant real estate deals have been
closed here. w. II. Trolinger has sold
TO Currell Dalton and Sexton Dalton
his Thornspring farm. 1t is known as
one of the best EARNS in the county and
contains 704 acres. Mrs. r. X. Suther-
land. of Emory. sold to 7. w Kerscy
and G. {. Hall, jointly. her farm several
miles out of pulaski. containing 2lO
acres.
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rruit Canning and Jnm Making.

FRONT ROYAL, w, March 2.--Tho
Old Virginia Orchard Company Of
which j. b. fIarnsbcrGer is president
will largely more than double the ca
pacity Of its already large canning and
preserving plant in this place. The
old building will be repaired and re-
equipped for apple canning. jelly and
jam making, and an entire new build
ing. 30S70 feet. will he erected and
equipped with all manner OF canning
machinery.
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BOND LIST

Am. Writing
Atlantic Coss, Line - .,.................. s27i
y. G. l.. cy. IS tBal,iinore, tasltcd) -. 1914
Chesapeake and ohio ~. Gzs............. .ot.
Chess GcaEe and Ohio ~. D. ....-.......... =
1LgEett and Myers - ...........-.......... 33,
l.oriilsri Tot. Co 81 Observation-Disclosures. -
Mercantile Marine tS ,bitt............... 81
aboard Air Line ads. i-................ sol,
:StahSRrd AiF lAuc stamped As task.i).. !oL
Southern Railway Z, ChiGl .-.............. 81
Southern Railway y taeAcdt ........... s2'L
I. : Registered - 1900 ,bltt .......... ~.
l. $. Registered s.. 1915 ODD .......... =.
Y. :. Registered a. 49, tb!dD .......,... 1888
I, =. Liberty Observation-Disclosures. al Ga
4. $. Iinerty ist Is ....-.........- q .
I. : Liberty md Observation-Disclosures. Sc s.
United State steel . observation-disclosures. ss7.
Va. Brown Bros. CTS. (W. Va } Iaskcdt
Na,-tsr. Chornicat ist {. thidb ......... =.
N~.-Car. ChenicN! ~. - ,bid) ........ So.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
lSAlcs at Ininn Stock Nar,iaA \

r.,,-, T!0TIhVNd; March :. lsy
i:-PoTt lor week ending February Is:
Choice steers. IL. gig: medium to good
ie4 ~ com mon TO fair sTlo, Choice heifers.
!bNi-tc i'lediun TO good. sL G,.L. conilnon
10 TAT, q sr1. Choice cows. sGsIa. medium
70 soo1, az common to fair. .G7 Best
Sominon 70 fair stzqst.. Bes, heavy bulls
800, 'lIEt. sta4k Best calves. 10:
SSo.'.'"on 70 is.r ivE u Best heavy hogs,
isii..: .!,yG.u:n Weigh is.. g!7: nshts. isat
saio: common Ia fair Ca. Best ismbs'
~ . l.: medium TO good Ia n IA
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MOUND BUILDERS
MYSTERY DEEPEMs
Continued from First Page) n

'Conthucd from First Page.) SA
Gether with charred human bones. cvI-1
IDENTIFY cracked open to extract the
marrow.
This fact gives some support to tho
idea that the mysterious race came
from Central America. because II III
known that a series of famines there
nearly 1000 years ago led to the prac.
tice OF canniballsm. and also that tina
race thus dcbaocd was driven out nv
the advent OF the fierce Aztccs.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Mzroh Cotton goods here
s1-oay we're firm. Fruit OF the loom a.
S 2s-, Shtd a. sc nI 10 @2i7 cents i yard.
i'tHa were !lriii Wool markets were st..cy
anu quiet Knit goods were nrYn with tu%.
e:s Tying TO secure supplies for government,
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NAVAL SrOSEs

. % \ NNAH. ia. March 1--'ru-pentine
h!in 90; sales ~ casks: receipts. liz casks:
I,inin:'ents - casks: stock. 100. casks.
tosli!. hrin. sales. 0i5 barrels receipts 5ss
D~rf..s; sh!pin:ni:. none: stock. $3.50 bar
rrLs' quot; u. u, Il, r. q. II. l. $50: IL
80. VI. tIs y. rs: VIC. 40: WV
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CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET.

tHicHGO, March 2-iioSs: receipts % CO.,
y,i iTG}.his' hn,f 1900 .ls;s: light. .l..i9g
siisss9 rough 'ls.a5asic;6; pigs. :i254
tattic: receipts. 800. weak: native steers
,:.pY !t.-1: stoch.rs anu feeders ;,0f.
So; $50: COWS and heifcrs. 's.7oU 1Ii>5: calves.
s,h1ee..p; receipts. 300. s,eady: sheep. SOS
q t!".iJ. lambs. $40 u si7 A.
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PETEnsBuRG PEANur MARKET

- u F..Sb, E'F FEANCT MARKET.
lKepoTi,d by Rodgers. PIu:nn.r & Co. Incl
fl.IEHsECEG. VA. March 2-Spunish
farmers stoch). TnarAet quiet at 40 per
.NifEin,as GARNER stoci). market quiet.
il-"hcH JUinoo, Ice per pound: extra prime,
stc per pound; prime. 9t.c per bound:
smelling stock. sSc Gsi,c per pound
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. March 2.-Export business up
held grain values to-day. Notwithstanding
tine weather likely 10 facilitate the move
inent or IN: crops. Corn closed steady at
iEc same as yesterdays finish, with March
-. and May t27. Oats finished a shade
on !" Il up. and provisions gained 10 to- 81.
Futures not quoted.
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l,oose- pressed. largo bales q % o. .
ElILFEED-Car Lots:
not quoted.
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Prime crude. 1850. Tn. market closed cu,et
Suot lsso Did: March. 1870. May. 1885:
July :ycc. No sales.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MApUE.
NEW YORK March y-D.arna 70 :,

Ing. "o 'do-
,, T.i"ex; GIecepts Isl. steady: veas Ns,o:
sheep and iarnbs. $40: no trading.
HOGS. steady Il, $500
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Live poultry, In GOOD demand. No hens can
." SOLO or SHIPPED. Leg market nrrn to-
FAY. but receipts are increasing and outlook
ower, butter market steady. Other com
l!n.ltIcs ABOUT STEADY. with a good demand
WHOM enaHlts US 10 clcan up daily
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NEW ORLEANS March 2-Narrow nuc-
day, trading during tho short week end
session being small in volume and restrict ed
by conflicting Influences on tho one hand
there were the rains in Texas. and on the
other the strength OF spots. Highest prices
were to ! points over yesterdays close on
tho near months. and over tn 1 under on
the distant: lowest prices showed net losses
OF Z Ia Il POINTS The close was irregular
3 points up to 10 points down compared to
On tho opening, near months were 2 to +
points up. hut tho market quickly saCgcd
on the moisture in the West. ON the decline
there WAS fresh buying. and finally a re-
c cE,ors We're &C., t" POINTS up. sisht on The
occurred. and the market became irrerniar
old CROPS rejecting tho strength OF spots
IN Texas
Closing bid: March. 1919: May. 500: July.
20 10; October, so; December, 2s53
SPOT cotton. steady. quotations revised:
mlddltnE Unchanged. Sales on the spot LOG
bales: To arrive. so bales
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NEW york. March 2-Buttcr, easy;
cheese steady SPOT coffec steady: RIO Is.
The couonsocd oil market was dull and
feRturcloss In ahscnre of business, pricos
Hero entirely nominal. closing unchanged.
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NEW YORK, March Fort movement
stock 1880 bales
Total to-day all rorts-Nct reccipts
l6t3a bales; exports. 1851 bales: stock.
i.taa.6Si haics.
Total Tor wcek,-Net receipts. 1saao bales;
EXPORTS. 1881 bales
Total for ScaSon--Nct rcccjpts 4s,o ~,
bales: exports. 2.9i: 225 bales.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company

THE Progressive HALLWAY OF the south"
Trains leaye daily: a. a.. Norlsns
Jacksonville: $50 p. NJ. Atlanta BirminE.
ham special: ll:i0 2. NJ. sieepers jack
A. NJ S;lS A. NJ. h:4s Z. 81. $40 r. 81.
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NEW YORE. March c-Hcrcsu.il- pan-r
ia 20! cent. Sterling. slEty-day bills
!t!2's: commercial ats;y-cay bills on banks
ttI2; commercial siIty-Gh bills. SIZE, !:
demand. fi1ai.: cables. 81 Is us. bar silver
ST. Mexican dollar. IS Government bonds
Irregular. railroad bonds. easy
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

L. s. Food Adm Illustration License No G 1891
(By o X curric & Coz
Richmond. Va. March . 1915
Live Pantry NN-'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
Al MI rNsTINn

There WAS many % sharp intake oi
breath Yesterday az the Itstmc thea
ter when virginia Pearson appeared
boz Nor Iniust production, Tho Lar
which It's q smashing rcall, blk pln,
that shows how t young hrido fought
sucocssfuily To- clear nor own uamo
and that OF her unborn child from 10
baa'lcss CaluuinN
90 this play Miss Pearson is sun
ported % Nu cast exceptional Jmong
phofodramas FOR iis excellent balance
and cupahihtica
Miss Pearson portr1Ns the role of
~ hII Houston, the daughter ct o.
wealthy Hlitt planter The oVetscor
u, hrr fathers estate seeks her hand
IN mlrriugc, and when she rejects his
suit resorts 10 base tactics. How she
thvlrts mis- plot would hardly Doe flIr
60 tvll iu this roNiuN. but hcI soiu-
ton ot % big problem forIas e. climaN
that rs wonderfully thrilliul.
other numbers ON the pJstimc
lroatvr bill today bosido The Liar
is The comedy. "Eotuug Lions ami
Midnight Express.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

puzzled mo. but he oul, said
VERY well. madame % held the
door open.
Blakc was at home when I arrived.
w mere have you been All DAY
soto SAYS YOU were not at the studio
at all"
can't o tell me what YOU wcro
doYe
@Nothing OF Importance rc open.
'd ~ of q pile ot papers and com
W'nocd Ia read. I remcubcr think
ms hc must have bought every news
paper published And th,N were an
full of but one subject. war.
} toascd. / coaN"d. ! tried 80 cpross
him. but {" AN IA, attempts rs re-
spoudcd not ~ all
Worry well. il YOU want TO be cross
with me wen buth be cross" / aid
ohildtshiy.
The rest OF tho evening neither OF
us spoke. II was almost ;s bad the
next day | asked Blake o. he wng
going to be IN the studtI go 1 could
wall homr with him. anu hc said no
IT. Sould Ne busy elsewhere. I did
not care to 40 and find Soto there
alone again.
Uncle George and Aunt Helen came
over after dinner. | was going "a
very little and thcy had beer. vcty
KIND ANA had spent nan evening"
with MS ! was not particularly glad
20 soc thom howcv"r. They would
40 once notice the strained rotations
between Blake and me-. and would
probably take Blakc's part. Thcy
generally did
welt Blake. my boy, what aro you
going to dor uncle asked in hi.
ohoCry way. Ho was feeling bcit,r
less pessimistic oye his own part .n
tho war.
"bu-nothluE
"Nou don't mean th1t YOU are not
uncle stopped. caught himself.
TUNED rcd aad got up ana walked
tho floor.
Elizabeth needs me. / shall re-
main with hcr."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
Heard i'm Albuquerque
How Rad Backs Have Beer Made
StrOng-kidncy lis Corrected.

An over Albuquerque YOU hear 10.
Doan's Kidney PMS are keeping up ,hr
good work. Alhuquorquc people are
telling about it. telling ~ bad backs
made sound again. You can hclic,s
tho testimony OF your own townspoo-
pie. They tell 1t for the benefit Of
you who are suffering. II your back
aches. if vou feel lame. sore and mis-
crlblc. f tho kidneys act too fire.
quentiy. or passages are PAINFUL
scauty aud OF color. use poan's Kid
noy PILLS. the remedy that has hCirci
80 man, of our riends and n%cighhorH
Follow this Albuquerque citizens adj
wee and give Dopns' a chance to $50 tho
same for you.
Geo H. Stmn,~t. pipe litter, 4lG
Occidental Bldg says II never know
what 30 was TO be lame va weak ia
my back until ! was IA oklahoma "a
fcw years ago. I attribute the nlklli
drinking water there as the cause OF
my back becoming lame and my kd-
nos bccomiug d~isordercd. Whcn
stopped or attempted 20 hfc ANYTHING,
sharp pains went throuEh nay body.
one box of poaAi's kidney Pills, which
| got at tho Hlshlaud Pharmacy cured
me and the cure haa bccb lastiut
prico G0c. az al dealers. bou'1
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
poan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. summct had Foster Mllhu'n CO..
Mfgrs, Buffalo, ~ Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

but SNOW. my bo,. lust how
YOU feel auout that. uncle turned
hs keen ewes upon me. but boi''
will De tIl rieht shortly. and Nou
know We viii keep her with uS 10
you go. Il Will take tim" 4" tram
men, my hos, time To- toughcu them
aud IA them lor service
- know. but J shall not volunteer
Blake said. hts face palinr
Uncle looked so angry I thought
no would hurst 90 blood vessel SO I
not givinr a thought 10 the fact thar
Blake had saved my face through BE-
,Il. broke 100
Indeed De- sh1n't volunteer nc
gave mc his sacred promise Ions
ago.
Long bcfor, there was any sigit
OF the war affecting ms, Blake now
added with aomcthing very Ike a
grunu
but you cant hold ham 30 such a
promise, sou could not uncle re-
turned Forgive me. Blake, my hoy
I didn't understand
80. YOU thought me "a Stacker Just
as che others viii think" Blake said
hittcrlN. that I am hiding behind a
YOU viii not hold him, Betty 900
uncle pleaded
4 certainly shall. he can't 40 /
think % o. horrid of YOU to talk $50.
W quarrolcd over ~ yesterday. and
lm perfectly miserable. Noh1dy r'ros
about nae. a. les an that foolish war"
ON, Botty, when tho fate OF a
whole country is in the balance YOU
can think Of your own petty affairs.
give the boy back his promise. tot
him go ana begin learning Ia iight
You viii never be SORRY. know 60
sroms htrd now iu you condition,
to think OF having ham away Eat a
Will hc infinitely harder 10 know You
kept him zach
Indeed u wont. aud a. won't do
amy good To- talk about ~ any more.
/ shall not let him CO.
Tho ready tears commenced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23

large circle of TRENDS 10 mourn hcr
death. Eot g. 8 Moore and son
Frederick. were called from pkl.ho-
ma 60 attend the UIaoral The body
WIS taken to Sow orleans for burial
accompanied boy 49,. Moore
Sycral court officials l,ft here to-
day to attend INC IAN term OF Cuada
hpc court. which opened iu Santa
Rosl this morulug.
col Ralph g. TWitcholl. chairman
pi tho state executive committee OF
tho united Wtr work. has appointed
" 4 Lucas uf this city ass chairman
OF San Miguel county.
Lieut. Gcorr, GoWan visited friends
az hiH former horne hero Vast week.
while ou his way from California 10
the east.
hammond Wright has received his
appointment TO the university train
ing camp az AlhuqUoruu" and VIII re-
port FOR duty this week.
\ hand grenade and several copics
OF American newspapers published go
Franco for our poNs. which have been
on display 40 Murphy's drug store,
have attracted much attention during
tho week.
Thc local draft board has received
81 oall ior Twenty-Five men from san
Miguel tu cntrain here ahoul October
7 for camp cody. where they Will go
IN training.
Tho draft board Of san Migucl
county has announced that The totai
number oi men registered iu th
county ON September ~ rs SEQ
Word has h,'u received here from
Earl u Book stating thut he is now
stationed az Marc Island ~ tho clcc.
tricnl division aud that he liRcS camp
nfE TIfI MtII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-23
Las VIA. ~ NOTES

Mrs " J Mills and daughter. Mad
cline. Will leave "Wednesday Tor De
troif, Mich, TO spend the Wlutor.
Miss Josephine O'Butn, who has
hovu the guest of Nh. and Mrs. John
Iapeu Tor several wccl,s, lett Nostor-
uaN for chicago, Mrs l'upcn accent
panied her and viii remain iu tho
east some time.
j W Connolly has arrived herr,
from Post. TrNa and expects to go
into the cattle business extensively.
having pan, passed 20 ranch near Mora
Mr. and Mrs charles tdpu have
gou' Goo Rochester, MINI, where Mrs
ldon VIII q. &C. the Mayo brothers
hospital Tor treatment.
Miss Esther Anderson Of Chicago,
90 member ut tho STAIR of The Santa
Eo magazine, is spending % TOW days
loo this civ.
elected IN, following officers tor the
ensuing year George g. ilotman.
grand Knight; Hipolito IT, de UaCu.
ooputN grand knight, i a. FNlNl
chancellor, Joseph Acton, recorders.
l|uEtniu Soma, financial secretary;
John \ 1Jpcn, treasurer; pr. ". r..
Upton, advocate, lose Rivera, inside
ruHri. Juun Macs, outside guard. =.
T.. Trulillo. trustee tor thyr, Years.
NNN lilllr element l'ttlItT.
Announcements navc boon received
hero of tho wedding of Miss LOUIS
noll and Arthur j. Gibbons. former
residents. Tho ceremony took place,
bon Indianapolis, whore They viii iD-
side
The funeral OF Mrs. Laura e.
Iuughlm, mother of Mrs j. $ Moore
was held from -. paul's Memorial
church saturday, Rev. D. y. Bullock
ui N~lhuuuordur officiating Mn
l.aughlin wts "a native oi Mississippi
but had spent the last tweiv, trtl
of her lIfc ln this cit,. and leaves 70
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scndiu. him more than b 'oUln
.,,r. ON tnc nig,t Of her triumph
On. fYrl- two great crises The man
Am has brought htr 60 iamc demands
MIS- prIrr. and she spurus him, real
iyiua what h means 10 hcr The Same
nisnt shc gets "a letter SAYING an im-
m,diuto operation which VIII cost a.
lot of muuoN, ta imperative 40 save
her husband HE % then tells her
manager she rs prepared to pay ihe
mitu. bot hc proves more e. man than
hc know himself to br aud does not
demand,
There viii also hc shown O. "Big W.
comedy,