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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-08
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SORE MUSCLES
linbog y Quietly Ua6ss the SoeehaG
PeaetTstihg App1eatisa ct
naaia's wizard o.

In eases OF rlieums tisrn and lame
back il penetratcs quickly. drives out
soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reli-
able. antisepsic application for cuts.
burns, bites, and stings. Sprains and
bruises heal readily under its sooth-
ing. penetrating qualities.
Get it from druggists for so centA
Il not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache. Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 50
ee1tA Guaranteed
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SKIRT PATTERN
between Farley's and Wordcn's gro
Gerry stores. Return Mlssoulian.
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BOY WITH HORSE FOR PAPER
route. Call at Missoulian.
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HELP WANTED--MAlE.

TIE CHOPPERS WANTED, GOOD
timber. zoe per tie. Wyoming Tie
and Timber Co.. Riverton. wyoming.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-08

which heretofore sold but sparingly.
The factories are rushed to the utter
most in their efforts to supply this de-
. mand.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-08
LOST AND FOUND,

FOuND-BLACk~ FUR MUFF IN NJ.
10 Nj. Co. store. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying for
this adv
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-08
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEWORK,
must be good cook; good place.
steady for right party. l34 Madison
street
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

EXTRA EARLY SEED
potatoes are best. White, good
yiclder and keeper. Stock limited.
Place order early. Fred Jameson,
phone SSH Black.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-08

GIRLS FOR SPECIAL WORK AFTER
school hours. Address 7. A., Mis-
soulian or Phone 1879 Mornings.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-08

TWO TEAMS YOUNG HEAVY
mares, In foal, matched team lighter
mares VI. old, l Shire stallion 2
VI. old; also wagon and harness,
100 w. Howell
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-08

800 SACKS EARLY ROSE POTA~
toes, will sell lot Csc per cwt. II
taken before March .. VIII deliver
3 sacks 15c per cwt. Phone SEGA
Blacl
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-08

WASTED-FARM WHERE EVERY
thing Is furnished on shares by man
and wife Best references: 5l1 y.
Main St. Sheridan. Wyo.
WaSTED-TO RENT FURNISHED
!. farm by experienced farmer. T.. Z.
Johnson, Tarkio, Mont.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Wounded severely.
Albuquerque's Housing Problem

MOTHER by the Chamber of Commerce. relative
~ To Abuquerlucs housing problem carried in this issue of
the Herald together with practical statements from practical
business relating that problem These statements worth
the careful serious reading aud thought of citizen who has
the welfare of this city a heart.
Publication of the first of these statements last Saturday
Herald has resulted considerable discussion and careful
inquiry from who had understood the seriousness OF the
They have been convinced that this face
with problem which solved satisfactorily with the
native that Albuquerque lacking such solution will suffer serious
injury.
The facts stated fully and conseratvey by the Chamber
of Commerce They summed the fact that several
years have been advertising widely for winter resdentsheah
families The Correspondence
proves the effect this
during the coming winter the largest number these
winter residents have had
Where will put them'
As a group Of local real have perncny inquired
"Shall we invite them to sleep in the street %
No unnecessary building proposed suggested No costly
residences desired avishy fitted
houses wanted
What do want, and what must have this city To
reap benefit instead of injury that aud
down houses this city he that people
will 10 live them, and that enough of moderate sized
modecos houses he built the Investments OF tins
kind viii pay substantial returns and will this city from
serious set back
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
565 De HAv|LANO
PLANES SENT OVER
TO FRANCE So FAR

~ ras sssoe,.rso rstss

Washington, Aug. 3i--American 81
troops hriRaded with the British and
French forces are being Withdrawn as
rapidly as possible to Join the first
American field army under General
vershing, General March said today
IN his weekly conference with mem.
bers OF the senate military commit
tee.
General March said the last fig
ures on men actually landed abroad
showed 1890. 600 In France on Aug
ust several hundred thousand have
hecn landed since then. however. and
last week General March announced
that the ndmbcr embarked had pass
cd 800 600.
s;hipments OF DE HaViland air
planes which were temporarily held
IN ON the order Of Secretary Baker 30
certain changes could he made in
them, General March said, were re
sumcd this week.
Ieports received mp TO today by the
war department show t@at ! ,0O3 DE
HaViland planes had been completed
aud made ready 10 turn over to the
government this week and 56b had
been shipped or We're already en-
route overseas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
STEAMER
T0RPEOOED. 62 OF
CREW ARE MISSING
~ rnr asseet.rsn rarss

Washington, Aug. 3i.-The United
States cargo steamship Joseph Cudahy
was torpcdocd al sea about 10n milcs
from the English coast August u and
o. members of .ho crew are reported
missing. Thirteen were rescued.
Two submarines made the attack
and two torpodocs struck the ship.
the first striking the fuel tank and
the second the engine room The
captain of the Cudahy reported that
he was taken aboard one OF the T.
boats and questioned.
Of the missing twenty-five were
members Of the naval armed guard,
only two Of whom were reported
rescued.
The names Of the civilian members
Of tho crew have not been reported
Following are some of the missins
members of the naval guard;
Goddard l. clarke. radio clcctri-
cian. Helena Mont; Herbert J. noig.
seminar, Alameda, cal. William 6.
iiaack, seaman. san Francisco; Duel
10 NJ Lilly. seaman. Los Angeles;
Harris u. Sproles. Los Gatos, Cal;
sydney l.. Munro. seaman. Elmert
+. Nelson. seaman. Frank s. VDeli,
senmnn, Oakland. cal. Migue. l..
Ioralta. seaman, Los Angt les. WI
linn l.. Tyne, seaman. san Franz
cisco.
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British Gain Two Miles.


Ia the former sector north of the
Arras- Cambmi road, the british have
occupied the st Servins farm. close
90 the highway aud have moved into
the village of Eterpigny, TO the north
cast This village is Gn the east bank
of the Sonsec riVcr ana its capture
marks the passage ot that small but
important waterway at a Nitnl poini.
Pcronne Surrounded
The British official statement says
that the town of Clcry. which is To-
Gated on the Somme, northwest of
peronne haS been taken from the
Germans. AdViccs reaching Lonton
today however. stated that Mont 81
Quentin a mile and half north OF
Fcrunnc has hoen captured 10y the
British. This report would seem To
indicdt" that Pcroune Is being sur
rounded bv the British Field Marshal
iIaigs men having forced their way
across the Summe to tho south OF
reronno Yesterday
There is hard fighting going ON
north Of SoiAsuas. American and
French troops striving to capture the
hirh plateau that dominates the Aisne
and Allcttr vuilryt aud also cndeuVor-
ink to force their way further toward
toucy- -Lc-C Chateau, an important con
ytuirHtiuu point between the Oise and
thc Ailctte The Germans are fight
inE hard in this sector. however. aud
appear tu have checked the allies for
the time being
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
This Section of Allied Line Only
German Wedge Which Might
Offer Huns Starting Point for
New Counter attack.
ENEMY RESISTANCE
IN PICARDY GROWS
Entente Command Not Expected
to Throw Away Lives of Men in
Attacks That Are Not Likely TO
Produce Great Results.

Washington. Aug. 81 Elimination
of the l.Ns salient the only German
wedge IN the allied line which might
offer a favorable starting point " the
enemy should attempt To regain the
initiative on the western front by u
major counter attack. viii be the next
phase OF General Foch's strategy IN
the opinion OF military observers here.
That active steps already are under
way TO accomplish this was indicated
today In dispatches telling of the cap
turc OF Mount Kcmmel ON the cN-
ireme northern winp ana of Lacuu-
ture, ON the south
Continued stiffoning of the Ger
man resistance on the Sommc aud ~
cardy front Is foreseen hy many army
OFFICERS, who do not expect the allied
command 10 throw away the lives OF
men la attacks there which do not
promise great results
.ln advance ON the Lys salient.
which has been comparatively quiet
FOR soWc days. might roll % the
left flank of the llindonburg line from
lpres to the Scdrpe. The British
wedge from that point southwnrd in
sures the allies against any counter
Thanking operations.
Capture of Chavigny and Cuffies by
Franco American forces b. considered
highly important because Of the ait
uatiou Of these places on what might
be termed the knife edge on the
ridge which further north becomos
the Chemin bes DANES Being nov
astridc the high ground. the allies
are in positiOn 10 strike north along
lhc rLdge IN the valley
\ successful move in this direction
would necessilate a retirement by the
Gorununs from their Ncslr front def
fNsa..
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MASSIVE CITADEL OF KENNEL TAKEN BY HAIC

'owley, SILK street. Chelsea. Mass. /.
corp. oliver II. Engle. Giadhrook. Ia. :
corp. Edward Carlton Hudson. H. T..
D.. BOX 20. kalamazoo, Mith.: Corp.
Sam Hughes. stS broadway. Paducah.
Ky: Corp Hartwell Milton Jorst. X.
r. D.. iE. Box 50. Withee. Wis. Corp.
Linus Robin Leffingweli ,Ol North
Pine street. Oweaso. Mich Corp Mar
TN T.. Mass. Huxley. Iowa. corp.
Frank OlioN Nicspodziany, pSa Amer
lean avenue. Milwaukee. Wis corp.
Edward Richards. S97 Fairvicw ave-
uue. Detroit. Mich: Corp sylvan Mau-
rice Rubin, $50 Arhutus avenue. Ma
nistiquc. Mich. Corr. Daniel Dewey
Trucsdcll n. +, - .. Wayne. Mich f;
East Finley street. Lima. Ohio. Buglcr
Howard J. Wells. ie4O High street
Petersburg. Va.
william NJ. Brcnts. y. O. BOX 3Oi,
Talyors,ille. H.: Loren J. Carter
Whitley CITY, Ky. Casimir James
Clinton. Pinckknoy, Mich. Joseph
Cwik. 307 Avondale. Martins Ferry
Ohio. Robert A. Dowd. s2O1 Famous
avenue. ST I.ouis. Mo. clifford "
Edwards, 2if2 Gladstone street. Gin
cinnau, OHIO; Monroe NJ. Foeser. "
\. - = Westminster Md. Joseph
Fiorczak. 69l goth avenue. Milwaukee
Wis Peter Frcndlc. 720 Forest. East
Eauclairc. Wis. Iien Hughes aGrrett
Ballsville, Va. Rohcr, NJ. Gray. DUN
bar. Pa Paul Guerncy, Milwaukee
Wis: Howard Stirling Harding. Bo,
2Os, Corunra, Mich: Abraham Harp
2Og River street, Cadillac. Mich: Ed
ward hickman, Temple, Pa: Stevcr
Hejnicki, 1919 Leland avenue. Chit
cago, III. Otto II. Hines. 2i2i Myrtle
street, Scranton, Pa. Glen Hoard
New Auburn, Wis; Gerald Houston
jackson. Oakley. Tenn; Mike kroIfc
Fayette Co. PA Hugh Mcksnna. "a;
Wilder street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Adam Neverok. l7i7 East 9Th street
Sioux CITY. Iowa: Lorenzo Maestro
Sharon. Pa; Lester II. Porter. Quay.
andote. W Va; Clarence w. Reagan
22b South sth street. Conn.ilsyiilc
Pa: Walter A. Readsnkkc, lIs2 y
Kenneth avenue. Chicago. Ill.: IVES
4. Reed Blairsville. Pa: Argus Rho
ton. Tompkinsvilie Ky; vaientiI
Saias. bernardo. y. NJ. clifford l.
Thompson. knoboster. Mo: Noah \
A. Tingie. Bloomfield, Ky. Thoma,
NJ. Tracy. 1910 Morrison ST.. Pitts
hurgh. Pa: Geo. II. Vanburep, Valet
~ Y: Walter WillOughby. perinton
Mich. VIM. q. younkin. Snyder ~.
Connellsville. Pa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
DOTS AND DASHES


Washington Representative simon
- Fess Of ohio was offered the chair.
nanship of the Republican congress
ional campaign committee Friends
said he would accept
Washington The French govern
ment also protested against the Mex
lean oil DEGREES, according 10 infor
nation that has reached the state de-
partment.
Washington Men classified under
the seloctive drnft az qualified Tor
limited or special service VIII not be
called, Secretary Baker announced
unless thereby able booted men may
be- released for service abroad.
Cleveland George r PAGE, of Pc
orin. Ills, was elected president ~
the American Bar Association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Holden Seeks to
Adjust Troubles
OF MOfat Road

Hcnver. Colo, Aug. 3l.-Prompt
adjustment of the differences OF the
Denver and Salt Lake railroad is the
mission that brought Hale Holden Of
Chicago. regional railroad director tn
Denver today
Tentative plans for improving tho
efficiency of tho road under govern
ment control include Improvement of
trachage and equipment. but no ma
jor extensions; the taking care OF old
bills, and the payment to employees of
accrued claims for t2i2,O back
wages
% get these improvements under
way as rapidly as possible and to ar
rang" for the clearing up OF the roads
old dehta sums up the scope Of III.
present mission" said Mr. Holden nt
a statement made today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
NMERIChNS ARE IN
SIGHT on LAON CHURCH

Paris, Aug. % The positions won
yesterday hN the American forces
northwest Of Scissors. L. iiherte
points out give them Il fine view
along the 'hemin pcs Danes. Tho
Americans now can sec the towers OF
the I.aOu cathedral
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
BRITISH TAKE DRANOuTRE
MD IN tOtT III

LONDON, AuE IL Brltish forcos
have entered the village of Dranoutrp.
south Of I.ocrc ON the north side of
the Lys salient according 10 the 0f.
fetal statement issued ~ the .ur Of
flee today
on the south Side ~ the tys salient
the British have occupied the village
OF ia Couture northeast OF Bethunc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
GERMANS HETRENT
FROM KENNEL. LIME

with the british Forces iu France.
Aug al British succcsscs on the
lys salient sector Of the battle front
have caused the Germans to start "a
retreat from the neirhhorhood Of
KENNEL 90 opposite Hethune The
Nithdiawal is progressing rapidly.
Field Marshal Iaig's men today are
attacking near Murrioncs wood he
tween BHpuume ana the river Somne.
which position b. strongly held hy the
enemy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Fair Weather Is
Due Next Week

Washington. Aug. Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday. announced today by the
weather bureau follow
Northern Rocky Mountain and pln-
tcuu regions local showers Monday
and probably Thursday. temperature
above normal most of the week
southern Rocky mountain ana pln-
teau regions showers M mountain dis
tricts Tuesday or Wednesday Gener-
alS fair thereafter. Temperature
above normal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
MEXICAN SWEARS
AMERICAN FIRED
A SHOT At HIN
Carranza Consul Obtains Affidavit
From Soldier; Assailant Alleged
to Have Been Wearing Khaki
Uniform.

Nogales, Ariz. AuF MeXican
Consul Iertuche today obtained an
affidavit from Rofugio Garcia. Mex
lean federal soldier IN Noeales So
nora stating that he was fired upon
hy white American IN the uniform
of "a soldier Thursday morning at q
O'Clock while at customs station mum
hor siN on the Mexican side
Consul Zcrtuchc stated that be- had
reported the incident 20 AmbasSado
lIonillas az Washington.
The soldier Who made the affidavit
is now m the military hospital on the
NcNiCan side.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
HEAVY ARTuLEuY
IIi,E NOi,Tu on NOYO\

Paris, AuE. 20 Heavy artillery fire
north of Nuyou and between the
Ailetie ana the Aisnc rivers i~ reported
in the official statement issued at the
war office today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Attempt Made on
Life of Lenine

London. Aug 81 criminal at
tompts have been made on the life of
Lennie. the Bolshcyikl premier, at
MOSCOW, according 90 "a Russian wire
less message received here today
from the Russian capital under date
OF August so Lenine waE wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Thursday, September IL.
Is II Criminal7
How II Happened.
thursday, September II.
viii be AN outstanding date

III hNi'Af, september IL,
will be AN outstanding date
IN the history of the United
States, and Of the world.
This is the date on which the
whole man power of the United
States will be enlisted and will
commit itself definitely aud finally,
10 the winning of the war and 10
the cleansing of the world of the
Prussian evil.
This is the day on which the
outcome of the war passes forever
out of the realm of doubt, and
victory Of the Allied arms becomes
certain. IL is the day. finally,
when we put ourselves into high
est gear, for the speediest possible
achievement of victory.
Thirteen million men, definitely
drafted into military service, and
the millions dependent upon and
related To- them, pass from the pas
sive into the active service on
Thursday, September -. No more
urging of the American people TO
hack the government, To support
the war, TO speed up, will be nee.
cssary. The people understand ac-
tim.
The President says II all today,
in this sentence of his proclama-
iion:
We solemnly propose decis.
i've victory Of arms.
That has been the desire of the
American people from the very be
ginning Of this war. There has
never been any other purpose in
the hearts aud minds of the peo
pie.
Some person or persons recently
made an attempt upon the lifc of
Ieninc, the BoisheVih premier. The
dispatch from London TODAY, which
tells OF the effort. refers TO n as
criminal"
In view of Lcnine's policy and its
l,enine has stood and now stands for.
" is difficult TO understand how any
effort 10 remove him from an already
oVerburdenod world. can he described
as criminal" no matter what the na 70
turc OF the effort.
Perhaps the correspondent had ret
orencH TO the failure OF the attack.
That this 3ist day OF August is not
the st OF September with its attcn-
dant avalanche OF bills and other first
of the month JOYS. ~ due To the ioal-
ousy OF one man for another.
Tho month Of August IN the old
Roman calendar was known as Sex
tilis. and consisted of hut twenty nine
days Another day WAS added bv
Julius Caesar when he was rcforming
the Roman calendar Later when
Augustus came into power and the
month, SeSIllis was changed TO Aug
ust In his honor. he decided u would
never do To have this month contain
"A whole day less than the preceding
month af July, named In honor of
caesar. SO he proceeded Ia take da,
from February and add u to August,
thus giving US one more duN of grace
before the dreaded first OF the month
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31

Washington. Aug. Thursday
September ~. was set TO-DAY by pres
ident Wilson as the date FOR regis
tration for the army draft Of all men
In the United Sta;vs between the ages
Of rs and - inclusive, who have not
already or who are not now IN the
military or naval service.
In proclai 1ation ISSUED inn
mcdiai " nfi. signed the new
mnn-powur hiil, authorizing extension
OF the 2l-Sl drart ages, the president
called on the younger and older men
to enroll on that uay with locsl draft
boards where they make their perma-
ncnt homes.
we solemnly purpose a decisive
victory of arms. said the president.
and deliberately 10 devote the larger
part of the military man power ot the
nation tu the accomplishment OF that
purpose II is the call to duty to which
every true man In the country viii
respond with pride and the conscious
mess that in doing 80 he plays his
part IN the yindication of a great
cause ~ whose summons every true
heart offets n. supreme service
The hours of registration will De
from q. M tu y y. IN. ana all stat"
and local officials are called on Ia
make immediate arrangements Tor
maintenance uf registration places ON
that ,ldN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
HEIGHT DOMINATES
ALMOST ALL NORTH
SIDE OF LYS Line

Germans Paid Heavy Price for Stronghold Last
April; Enemy Retreat in This Sector Ouickening,
and British Gain From One to Two Miles During
Past "a Hours; Hun Resistance in Picardy
Brings About Momentary Pause; Peronne Is Be-
ing Surrounded Is Belief; Enemy Fighting Hard
in Sector North of Sossons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31

Mount KENNEL the height dominating northern
side of the s salient Flanders Brit
sh Dispatches London this hl which the
Germans paid terrible price April defended 10
the death by the allies, has been captured
There have been however of
this hill and probable that the
There evidences the from the s salient
accelerated the British having the
well Lille the being possession bank
the Lave from Vcc Chapce southern
side of the salient.
British Gain Two Miles.
In vital this battle British gained
from q miles during the last day.
While there evidence that allied against the
At only poinssouhcas of and
yes of Peronne-havc the allied forces moved ahead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Miss ROSenthal Is
Winner of Western
Golf Championship

Chicago, Aug. al Miss Elaine Ro-
scnthal OF Chicago today won tho
womcn's western golf championship,
defeating Miss Frances Hndficld, Z
mp aud 10 play Both players Werc
romewhat stale and did not display
tholr usual golf Miss Roscnthal wus
western champion In 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31

Although tho work or fight
clause which would aave aIferted
striking worhmon was taken out Of
the bill before passage yesterday
Provost Marshal general Crowder has
planned tu appiN vigorously existing
regula .ions relating to idle men or
those ENGAGE 'u non essential EN-
ployment 80 the nrwly registered men.
The man pow, ,r bin was signed to-
day by presidiur officers OF the house
and senate and sent TO the White
House for tho residents signature
which made tho measure law Tho
president at once signed and issued
the proclamation carrying the new
draft provisions into action.
After clting the law and stating the
regulation for rrsistratlon. the pres
idents proclamation reads ~ follows.
Fifteen months ago the men ct
the country from - 10 ~ years OF
age Were registered. Three months
ago aud again last month those who
had lust reached the nge OF 81 were
added II now rciuainH 10 Include all
men between the ases of Is and O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
RED SOX CL|NCH
FIRST PLACE IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston, Aug. 2i.-The BoH- I
ton American league team
clinched its title to the league I
championship today By win 4
ning from Philadelphia In the 4
first game OF a double header. 4
20 !, Ruth pitching. should
Boston lose all It's remaining (
games and Cleveland win the 4
rest OF It's games the Red Sox 4
would still be champions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-31
Richard Crawford
Customs Collector
At the Pass City

Washington, Aug 3l-The presi-
dent today nominated Co be collector
of customs Richard T.. Crawford OF
~ Pasu Tex. district No