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Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
GERMANY's FREE COAL
(Atlantic Monthlyl

In addition to their own mines, the Germans have seized important coal and iron mines in France Belgium and Poland. A vast proportion of their ore and coal therefore costs them nothing Naturally, then, a German shell made with French iron and Belgian coal costs far less than French shell made with American steel and English coal As a result, the net price of a greater part of German munitions is much lower than that paid by the allies.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

The following letter received in the mail:
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
WILSON BROTHERS
 Wholesale MEMS FURNISHING GOODS

 Mr John Hyder Phoenix, Arizona. Hyder-
 interesting the Ethics of demonstrated If there time himself patronze only such nothing reliable merchandise policy real underes transaction it is difficult going difficult entirely the dealing the merchant he paonizes No matter qualified the merchant the policy bought than 
 truly
 WILSON BROTHERS,
 By M. Skinner.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
Loyalty Must be uneompromisina

The time has come now when every citizen must stand up and be accurately counted, for against the United States. It must be made known whether he is 100 per cent American or whether
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31
Comment from some of the leading manufacturers in the country on Hyder's several articles.

following which published The Republican Hder accorded
 
  retail modern friendly giving methods They fully fact that reputation these lines bound be accorded the best service, particularly at this tme
  know own furnishing follows
Arizona republican., 1918-03-31

AbveSnator Watson Indiana
 Senator Sterling of South Dakota and Governor
 special hand both the Republican and Democratic parties have stareed the campaigning sending number of campaign The Democratic will include others President Republican speakers India
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31
VAUDEVILLE OPENING AT FOx,S

Everything is in readiness at Fox's for the start of the new season of l918-1919 which starts Monday with vaudeville show and The Prussian Cur'' an eight-part drama of the pres ent war. A new serial will also be started on the first half of the coming week, Hands Up'', with Ruth Roland one of the most popular serial stars appearing on the screen. On the last half of the week the Allies Official War Review and the Pathe weekly will be seen in addition to a brand new high class vaudeville show and Tom Mix in "Mr. Logan, U. s. A
 Indications are that the capacity of Fox's will be tested early Monday, La bor Day, as certainly the greatest in terest has been aroused for the open ing of "The Prussian Cur'' the 8-part sensation that presents Capt. Horst VOn der Goltz, a German spy who was captured shortly after his attempt to blow up the Welland Canal in Cana da. To list the big scenes that are unfolded in "The Prussian Cur'' would be to relate the big incidents that have happened since the begin ming of the greatest conflict the world has ever known. Miriam Cooper, ono Ol LHe ledOlllS 6IuOtlOndI dCLIeSSeS Ol the screen, is seen in the role of Rosie O'Grady, a prominent character which is portrayed with skill unsur- passed. No picture not even the Birth of Nation'', has the excite ment and suspense seen in The Prus-
 sian Cur" "The Birth of a Nation" treated an imaginary hate supposed to exist between the white and colored race while 'The Prussian Cur' vivid 1y pictures the hate throughout the 1 world for the German hordes that are l striving to conquer the universe. It ! is announced that three complete l shows will be given Monday and the l management would urge patrons to
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31
FOX'S THEATER,.

Jewel Carmen, the delicate and de- 1ightful little Fox star, appears at the local Fox theater today in her new society play, "LaWless Love-. Miss Carmen is known for her piquant charm and quaint little mannerisms that give her a place apart from the In her new drama she has a part especially well suited to her delight full little self and no doubt will add to her host, of friends by her delinea- ton of the wild girl who gets into all sorts of trouble. She is supported by a splendid cast giving the various dramatic "punches' every support to make them register with full force. A new Alice Howel comedy in woparts will afford an abundance of laughs and the Pathe weekly, Mutt & Jeff cartoon with numerous other short subjects will round out the bill.
 For Sunday Norma Talmadge will be seen in a soul stirring drama, By Right of Purchase'. This is a Select production known for it's dynamic story and sumptuous settings. Miss Talmadge always gives a highly sat isfactory characterization of any part selected by her and it can be confl- dentlv expected that her offering to- morrow night will be far above the average. The Ditmar animal picture presenting an unusually lnterestlhS phase of animal life will be seen as well as a long list of short comedy and dramatic subjects.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31

for by January 1st or 28 per cent ol it's allotment
 The Gulf division, consisting of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, had supplied 324 nurses out of quota of S64 or 37 per cent of the entire allotment called for by January list.
 The National game baseball, IS fol. lowing the flag to the war zcales ot Europe-and the American Red Cross is doing all in it's power to supply ths American boys "Over There" with the equipment to keep the game going American football is fast on the heels of baseball across the ocean.
 In a recent cable, Harvey D Gibson Red Cross commissioner to France, requested the shipment of baseball equipment exclusive of uniform suffi- cient for two hundred diamonds
 In a cable from London MT. Endi, colt, head of the Red Cross Com mission to Great Britain has requested the immediate shipment of shoes stockings, assorted gloves and other baseball equipment, except uniforms sufficient to supply two hundred base ball teams. The commissioner to Great Britain also made a request fo1 shoes. stockings, suits and helmets for an equal number of foot ball teams. together with one thousand footballs
 Tn conformity with the above re- quest the War Council has appropriat- ed the sum of $49,980 to provide for the supplies desired in France, and the sum of s67,737.85 for the pur- chase of the equipment asked for to equip the baseball and football teams among the American boys in England Bids to cover the entire baseball SUD- ply abroad have been negotiated through E. B. Johnson, president of the American League of Professional Baseball Clubs
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31

arranging for the Winter Garden in New York the coming season. Perkoff and Grey in a singing and dancing of fering and Gertrude Rose, 8 dainty ,comedienne will round out the vaud- eville attractions.
 Lovers of daring riding and mystery serials will find Hands Up', the new Pathe serial which will be seen every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with Ruth Roland, a rare treat. The first episode which is in three reels will give a fair indication of what is to follow and they say to see the first one means see them all.
 The doors will open Monday at i 5 and the first performance will start at :45. Holiday prices will of course prevail on Labor Day, the orchestra admission being 25 cents, the balcony 17 cents. This will be the evening scale of prices throughout the week while the management officers "1, 700 seats at the matinee for Il cents The slogan adopted by the Fox man. agement is "A dollar show for dime or so'' and indications are that thea tergoers will certainly get most for their money at FoxS.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31

gat the Century thgafeTW New York. she needs no further introduction, but it is safe to predict that her act Twill cauGe a tremendous sensation here just as has been the case in other cities where she has appeared. Another great feature will be the sketch in two scenes entitled "A Club mans Dream" with a cast made up principally of girls Kola, the well
 known Russian dancer is the star in the act and this fact assures the pub < lie of a number which alone is worth
 the price of admission.
 sMr Fix-It," big film comedy with Douglas Fairbanks in the title role, lis the headliner for the picture part of the program. This knockout
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31
AMERICAN RED CROSS NOTES

Tn actual number of nurses enrolled
 With the Red Cross since the United
 States entered the war, the states of
 New York, New Jersey and Delaware led on August 1St, according to a state ment just issued from American Red Cross headquarters. These three states
 constituting the Atlantic division of the Red Cross has assigned to war duty
 2,600 nurses or 4 5 per cent. of their
 allotment of 5.70S nurses by January
 To supply their full quota of 27,000 i nurses which the Red Cross is endeav-
 bring to recruit by the end of the year
 these three states in the next four and
 a half months must enroll 3,108 addi-
 tiOnal graduates of recognized schools
 for nurses.
 The total number of war nurses as-
 signed by the Red Cross to war serv-
 ice from the time the United States
 entered the war until August 1st was
 13,347. The Red Cross is conducting
 intensive nurse recruiting campaigns
 throughout the United States to secure
 for Surgeon General Gorgas 5000 ad-
 Citional nurses by the 1st of October
 and the remainder of the 27,000 be- i fore the New Year.
 Second in number of nurses supplied
 is the central diVision-IllinOis, Michi-
 gan, Wiseonsin. Iowa, and Nebraska
 from which 2,311 graduate nurses
 have enrolled for assignment to the army and navy nurse corps, the Unit ed States public health service or to Red Cross war nursing. This is 58 per cent of the quota, of this division which must secure 1929 nurses before ] the end of the year, to meet it's full allotment.
 The New England division states are third in number with 1,360 nurses as ] signed, or 41 per cent. of their allot- ment-1.958 nurses still must be se- cured in New England to complete the ! number expected
 i Pennsylvania and DeaWare have se-
 cured so per cent of their allotment or l 1902 nurses The Lake division Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky-has se- cured 43 per cent of it's nurses-1, ,2o5
 and has yet 1,543 nurses to enroll. i Tn percentage of quota of nurses ! secured by August 1st the Pacific 1 Division-California, Nevada and ! Arizona, leads the other twelve divi- : sions This division enrolling up to i August 1st, 899 nurses out of it's quota of 1,036 nurses had furnished 3 87 per cent of it's allotment. ! The Mountain Diyision-Wyoming
 Utah, Colorado and New Mexico is i second, having supplied S3 per cent of
 of it's quota or 221 of the 262 nurses allotted to 1t.
 : Five other divisions have supplied
 from 50 per cent to 60 per cent of ! their quota and four divisions have furnished between 40 and 50 per cent
 of the nurses which the Red Cross ] called upon them to enroll for war a $. 1 signment.
 1 The Southern Division composed of i Tennessee, the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida on August 1st, had SUD-
 piled 382 out of 1871 nurses called
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31
Virginia Recipes
Corn Meal Fish Balls.

Two cups white corn meal mush, ! cup shredded corfish, 1 egg, l table spoon of butter Pick over the fish and soak it to remove salt is neces- sary Combine ingredients and drop by spoonfuls into hot fat. Drain on porus paper These codfish balls compare very favorably in taste with those made with potato and are moro easily and quickly prepared
 Tomato Relish.
 Scald and skin 5 ripe tomatoes. Pare, core and cut into small pieces sour apples. Peel medium sized onions. Chop all these very fine using a food chopper Put into large sauce-
 pan with,
 level tablespoons salt.
 3 green. peppers or 1 teaspoon black pepper.
 1-2 pint vinegar.
 Bring to a boil and boil slowly i 1-2 hours. Remove the vessel from the stove put the relish into Jars or bottles and seal while hot. This Is mild and delicious when served with meats. oysters or vegetables.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31
REVELATIONS
 OF A WIFE
How Katherine Amazed Asadge and
 Lillian and Jack Won Out.

Of all the pig-headed, obstinate mules -
 Lillian stopped short as if her ex- pletives had failed her. We were up- stairs in her library, Whither I had followed her after dutifully entertain ing my brOther-cousin until Katherine had come down to the living room.
 He IS all of that" I agreed prompt ly to her estimate of Jack Bickett. "Only--"
 "Only what ?" she demanded quick ly.
 T don't know" l confessed But something in his manner after you lett made me fancy he had something up his sleeve that he wasn't quite so opposed to your idea of things as you think"
 Well, I'm sure l hope so. for Katheline's sake:" she said in the hopeless tone which invariably ac- companies such wish. and then for a long time there was silence between us. Ours is one of the rare friend- ships which doesn't require chatter to keep it alive and f1ourishing.
 When the door opened after an hour, and Katherine came into the room, Lillian and I turned involun- tarily to each other after our trst glance at her. Was this the wan, listless girl who had gone down the stairs an hour before
 Her cheeks were flushed, her eyes starry her steps light, almost dancing She came up to us shyly, and held out a hand to each of us.
 A Joyous Surprise.
 Will it inconvenience you greatly Lillian, if I should be married tomor- row?" she asked. blushing as if she were 17, and a school girl, instead of a poised, trained nurse of several years experience.
 Bless my soul!" said Lillian, and then sharply: You don't mean you've given in to him about your work?' "Oh, mol" Katherine replied, and the wards had singing quality like a, carol. Everything has adjusted itself'
 Lillian rose, took her by the shoul- 1 ders and shook her playfully. 1 If you don't begin at the beginning and tell us every single thing, pronto, D ] she said, 'Ill forbid the banns." It's very simple" Katherine an- 1 swered but her tone said that it was the most wonderful thing in the world 1 The physicians have finally pro- i nounced Jack fit to go back into active service. And I fancy the joy the de- 1 cision gave him opened his eyes a bit ] as to what I was feeling. Anyway, he l came over today to tell me he was ready to withdraw all objections to my going on with my Red Cross work, and 1 to ask me to marry him at once And l oh, girls 1 am so happy"
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31
eWS For Theafer90erS and Women ReaderS---

come early to avoid the crush of hu- manity that has made necessary the calling of police on two different Oc- casions in Springfield this week for ''The Prussian Cur.
 Of greatest importance in the first vaudeville show of the season with Resista, a big act selected as the headliner. Considerable mystery is attached to this high class attraction as it presents a great variety or en- tcrtainment centered around a slip of a girl who weighs only & little more than one hundred pounds. Yet this mite of humanity deties anyone to lift her when she wills to stay on the floor. There are a great many other novelties in this act which is bound to be widely discussed throughout this section. Charles Rudolph one of the best entertainers in musical comedy will be seen in a new offering he is
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31

Her voice broke, and I saw the happy tears start into her eyes, I put out my arms and gathered her into them. Lillian came over to Us, inn partially hugging us both.
 \ Pcrplexing Question.
 You blessed child" sho said. Mar ried tomorrow! l can see where this child does some hustling in the next 12 hours. But first, where's that young man of yours? I have a few words to say to him."
 'Waiting in the living room for me to come back" Katherine rejoined, with q look of sudden alarm in her eyes. could imagine the opinion Jack had just expressed of Lillian knew that Katherine dreaded another meeting between them,
 Lillian caught and interpreted the look. Her lips twitched humorously.
 Don't worry, baby" she said. We won't claw each other to pieces. I've got a little piece of humble pie to eat for misjudging Jack, and as for his end of it, you mark my word he'll be eating out of my hand when you see ua next
 She went swiftly out of the room, kissing her hand to us gayly at the door, Katherine and looked at each other
 @>Jacll's awfu1ly angry at her." she said doubtfully. What did she say to him ?'
 Nothing much, although she was a bit strenuous in her manner. But now that she knows she's misjudged him she'll apologize so royalty, man. age him so beautifully, that he'll won der how he ever could have been angry at her. I've seen Lillian man. age people before, and I know her little way"
 She's a darling!" Katherine agreed warmly, and then she waited impa- tiently for the result of Lillian's amende honorable.
 My prediction was justified, When Jack and Lillian came up to the library after a few minutes interval they were smiling and chatting to- gether as amicably as if the little episode of an hour before had never been. Man-lille, Jack wasn't quite at his ease. l saw him glance uneasily once or twice at Katherine and me in rather shame faced memory of his own displeasure, but Lillian's whole hearted manner soon banished all em- barra ssment.
 Now there's one thing certain just got to bel" Lillian said, when we had all settled down a bit. I'm go- ing to be the mother of this bride and give this wedding, so we'll have to start planning this instant, Suppose we say i o'clock tomorrow afternoon that will give us barely time to get ready, Now, Jack, you may see Katherine just 10 minutes more, and then you hustle and arrange for the minister, ring, carriage, everything you wish. Do you want to be married in church, Katherine, or here"
 "Oh. here," Katherine said. With no fuss, and just you, Madge Dicky of course, another friend of mine, and any friend Jack wants"
 '"There's only one man l want Dick" Jack said, Will he be able to get here? ?'
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31
PADS AND FASHIONS

bag of faille, braid trimmed and satin lined is an important essential to the summer frock.
 The newest nightgowns have deep side slashes, much like a nightshirt outlined with dainty lace.
 Pink faille trimmed with wide bands of yellow lace makes a simple < and charming dinner gown.
 A charming frock for a child may be made of corn-dower blue shan tung, embroidered with red rafia.
 A dainty collar and cuff set may be made of cross barred rose-color orv~ gandie with fittings picot edged,
 A parasol of pink -a.nd-white or gandie is, needless to say, a luxury, but an undeniably charming one.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31
RBANKS x1 M1 Fix-1t ( AoAprcnAFr pse4,.

In the near future other novelty pro- grams will be presented so that pa irons of this popular playhouse may expect the cream of vaudeville during the coming season.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-31
ZIG, 1T ]

Ans 3 chuckle in and Lyceunl pa
 tendencies are IWay from the m of this picture gould not care to for serious on by laughing g
 is flashed on first of 8 series Booked for the 1lp almost ex-
 kI1cing, but each
 pred ecessor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-14
GENERAL LEASING BILL LAND
MEASURE OF FIRST IMPORTANCE

IS the fact that the bill makes no
provision whatever for fees and com
missions. II the Secretary should
direct that rents and royalties should
pc paid to Receivers Of United States
land offices, they would probably get
the usual commissions. but this
leaves no compensation for the hand
ing OF the business connected with
permits and applications. So long as
we are committed to a fee system
II would seem that such a complete
change in the system OF public land
laws should make due provision for
the cost Of handling the business.
II this bill can become law, par
ticularly il it can become law in
such a way as to put an end to the
existing oil land controversy tsee
September issue of Bulletin), 1t will
undoubtedly lead to increased devel-
opment and production on a sound
and sane basis adequate to the needs
Of the country, protective alike OF
the interests of the public and the
operator, and productive, ultimately,
OF a large and continuous income for
the schools Of the states affected
and for the reclamation Of arid
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-14
D|SBlRMENT CHARGES
FILED AGAINST VIGIL
IN SUPREME COURT
ATTORNEY GENERAL, ON RE-
QUEST OF BAR EXAMINERS
FILES ACCUSATION AGAINST
FORMER PROSECUTOR

Formal accusation against Manuel
U. Vigil and request for his disbar'
ment was filed today with the state
supreme court by Attorney General H,
l.. Patton. Vigil formerly was district
attorney for the Second Judicial dis
|trict, with headquarters in Albuquer-
que. The state board of bar exam
liners, which some time ago conducted
an investigation into Vigils alleged
embezzlement of $4,000 recommended
that the attorney general start an ac-
ton for disbarment.
Vigil is believed to be in Mexico.
After his retirement from office he
opened an office in Socorro.
Three specific charges are made
against Vigil. The first is that he ap-
propriated to his own use about $500
of the $1,000 paid by the supreme lodge
of the Alianza Hispano-Americaha to
the heirs of Jose N. Chavez, whom he
represented as attorney. The second
charge is that Vigil accepted a fee or
$3.50 from the Pueblo of Isleta to in
stitute proceedings in the United
States district court for New Mexico,
but that he failed to do else than pre-
pare the complaint in one of the sew
eral cases, though repeatedly notified
in the course of a year to proceed with
his other duties.
The third charge is that Vigil, in the
course OF his duties as district attor'
ney of the Second judicial district, and
representing Sandoval county in the
case of the state against the Ojo de
Espiritu Santo company, secured a
Judgment for the plaintiff Of $4,000 in
settlement of delinquent taxes; that
Vigil received that amount in full sati5'
faction of the judgment, but has turned
over to the treasurer of Sandoval coun-
ty only $4,000 and has appropriated to
his own use the sum of $500. 1t is
on this charge in particular that action
against Vigil is largely based, as by his
alleged appropriation of the money he
would be defrauding the state.
An indictment charging embezzle
ment was returned against Vigil Sat.
urday in Bernalillo by the Sandoval
county grand jury. Abelino Lucero,
fomer clerk of the county, was indicted
on a charge of having received money
under false pretenses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-02-14
GUADALUPE SCHOOLS
co RIGHT AHEAD

Guadalupe county is going right
ahead in it's program to build more
schools, regardless of war and the
high cost of living; the school pa
irons are firm in the belief now is
the time to educate the youth and
they are willing to make sacrifices
to provide attractive buildings, suit
able school furniture and good teach
ers.
This is the message brought back
from Guadalupe county by Assistant
State School Superintendent ]. V.
Conway who made an eight-day tour
with the county school superintend-
ent, Bonifacio Lucero.
II predict that the state lean
board will receive a number OF re-
quests for loans from school districts
in Guadalupe county" said Mr.. Con
way today, "and l wish to say the
people are aroused. Mr.. Lucero, in
campaigning with me. not only
brought to the attention Of .he
school patrons the necessity for i'm
proving schools at this time but also
of assisting this government By the
sale Of thrift stamps"
Mr.. Conway addressed the Guada-
lupe county high school and the San
Ia Rosa town schools last week and
he says he was we'll impressed with
the teachers and pupils and also
with the fine school building Of mis-
sion style.
The Guadalupe County Teachers
association will meet at Santa Rosa
February 20 and 20.