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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
White Aprons

that are especially good for Red
Cross work are made of fine white
lawn and have belts and pockets.
50.
(CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
And These for
Women

Black or
tan calfskin
S h oe S on
n e w, long,
slender lines
are Gu t to
lace h ig h.
They have
i m j t a ton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

SOME LUCKY CHESTER oculist is
looking into Miss Anna Smiths large
dark brown eyes, but the trouble is not
serious.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

WALTER MULLIGAN. a clerk at the
Wetherill office, Is such dead ringer
for Charlie Chaplin that he has many
times been mistaken for the comedian.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

MISS MYRTLE BOWEN, of the Wcth-
erill office. has loaned her fiance. How
ard Kelly, to liberty's cause and will
store her new furniture and troussehu
they are to be married. He is at Camp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
BAR ASSOCIATION
MEETING TO OPEN
IN CITY TOMORROW
Elaborate Plans Have Been Made
for the Entertainment of the
Visiting Lawyers and Their
Wives by Various Organizations

The annual meeting Of the <cw
Mexico Bar association will open here
tomorrow In the federal court rooms
IN the federal building ~ NJ DoW
president of the state association,
will Eive the annual address tGp,ts
have been promised bN many promt-
ncnt speakers. among whom are Or
David Il Boyd. cot. ~. r. Twitchcll.
John NenaIlc. j. VI. HorVoy OF ltus.
well, H. ~ ElroS. Judge G. H. HriCC
OF Roswell and Milton tielmick
The Albuquerque Law gers club has
made every effort to plan entertain
ment Tor the guests which viii equal,
~ possible. the delightful time given
them at Roswell. whore the assoria -
ton met last year. The urians
are q entertain the lawyers at the
Rotary club ON Thursday Tho cham
Der ot Commerce va arranged fot AN
auto trip FOR them IN Friday after
noon The LAWYERS wives have plan
ned q reception iot the visitors There
is To be a Hoover banquet at the Y.
NJ e. \. FRIDAY night
Following ~ tomorrow's program
Tuesday morning al federal cou
room. August %. 1918. 10 o'clorn.
Address OF welcome. ". g. Reid.
k%osponsc. Judge Reed llollOman
Report OF secretary ana treasurer
REPORT Of committee on admissions
Presidents annual address. "a
triotism and Law lI NJ Dow.
Miscellaneous busincss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
Miss Evelyn Long
Becomes Bride of
Edward L. Morgan

\ pretty home wedding, marked 10y
simplicity and soicmnity. Witnessed
by a circle OF relatives n a few close
friends OF the bridal pair. was the
ceremony last ven at the " II.
Long home. $50 West Copper aVenuc
when Miss Evelyn Long and Edward
l.. Morgan. Jr.. piighted their troth.
The rites were pronounced by Rev.
Neil Ferguson. pastor OF the Gold and
broadway church. The words of the
minister and the responsive vows were
givon Impressive emphasis 10y the sing
lng of Cadman's Indian love song. AT
pawning.' rendered by Miss Ruth
Thurman. The attendants of the bride
and groom were Miss Lorraine Long.
sister OF the bride. ana Dallas ptckin
The marriage OF these popular
young people WHOSE bctrothal was an
nOunCed last month has been y pectcI
by their friends. who had been kept
IN the dark ~ Ia the date OF the ccre-
mouy. Tho bride II the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. " II. Ions. a graduate
of the local high school 10, aad "A
header IN university SORORITY %ctrvl,s, Mr..
Morgan IN the advertising manager Of
the Evening Herald, son OF T. |" Nor
gan. well known ~ tobacco factory
ciscles of both the Cnrolinas.
The newly WEEDS Will leave saturday
on "a weeks honeymoon trip and will
return TO maxi" their hom, In this
city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
WAR SAVINGS SUNDAY WILL BE
OBSERVED IN ALBUQUERQUE
CHURCHES NEXT SUNDAY, SEPT. /
Ministers Will Undertake Organization of War
Savings Societies in Sunday Schools and
Churches; Organizer c.. J. Wolf Names Local
Organizer and Will Participate in Formation of
Societies Among Elks and Other Lodges.

savings director. In addition to the
organization OF several fraternal or
ders yesterday. Mr.. Wolf will tonight
meet with the Eiks of Albuquerque
and viii undertake the organization
Of n biz society In that order. The
Masonic bodiog. the odd Fellows.
knights OF pythias and other orders
are expected To follow suit. while h
laboripR men OF Albuquerque II the
various trades will be- Encouraged to
organize through their unions. At the
same time Mr.. Wolf q appointed
Ralph Gould. Of the RAILWAY postal
service TO be local organizer for Der
nalillo county. Mr.. Gould viii under
take 10 organize societies IN all OF the
larger business houses and will carry
on the work after Mr.. Wolf departs.
The result of war savings sunday
" expected 90 raise the number OF
societies In this county to above ittty
and viii place Bcrnulillo county In cN-
cellrnt position TO take care OF the big
war savings drive on Pcrshing Day
September IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
STITCH IN TIME
albuquerque People should Not Neg.
beet Their ktdncys.

No kidney ailment is unimpurtaut
Don't overlook the slightest hackache
or urinary irregularitN Stature MAJ
he YOU OF approaching
dropsy. gravel or Brights disease
Kidney disease ~ seldom fatal "
treated In time. nut neglect may pave
the way Don't neglect a lame en-
aching back another day Don't ir-
more dizzy spells, irregular or dis.
ooloreo urine. headaches. WEAKNESS Or
depression II YOU feel YOU need Kid
ney help begin USING the reliable
timc-tried remedy. ponn'H kidney
Iiils. For 90 years. noun's have been
found effective. Endorsed los Anu
querque people.
Mrs. George Frame. i03 West Fruit
avenue. Albuquerque. says "About
eight years ago { had a great deal
of trouble with nay hack. tel' sore
ana lame and when : attempted to
lift anything. q sharp cutting pain
went through me. bought Doan's
Kidney pills at l,uppen Drug Store
aud they soon gave me relief Before
long boan's cured me of the pains
and lnmon-ss in nay hack ana I have
never had a return of them'
Price soc. ~ AL dealers. Don;
siInply ask for a kidney remedy get
boan'- Kidney PILLS the same that
Mrs frame had Foster Mlburn 60.
Mfgrs, Buffalo, y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
WORK OF RED CROSS
IS EXTENSIVE AND
STRENUOUS S|MMS
Earnest Field Director Of Camp
Cody Tells Kiwanis How Work
ers Are Kept Busy From z a. m.
TO 10 p. m.

Most people who have subscribed
a part Of the one hundred aud seventy
Did million dollars for the maintcn-
ance OF the American Red cross have
not had a comprehensive idea ot the
scope of activity " the organization.
fhey have known that the Red Cross
had to do with nursing wounded sol
dicrs IN Europe and that some mem
hers here meet ana make bandages
and things that others knit. while
still others meet trains and 10 social
work among the soldiers passing
through.
Albert O. SHINES. field director FOR
the American Red Cross at camp
Cody. Bcming, ~. NJ. gave members
Of IA. ktWanis club today a pretty
good idea ~ the worh 81 the orEani1a
ton ~ the various cantonmcn,s IN this
country That the work Is extensive
was readily apparent az AIR. Simns
explained the things which he and hts
associates do every day and which
keen them busy from a m until
10 y m.
: T. Ruscnwlld gave an interest
ms account of his recent visit tu New
YORK Mr. Rossnwald found that while
"a Hll appearance things were going
along pretty much as usual in New
YORK, as a matter OF fact. there ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME
By CAROLYN BEECHER
Copyright. 1918. by Carolyn Bcecher).

nave spoken 40 to me Net was sure I
nhd SHOWN my feelings plainly. So I
'hracod up as he told mo TO, and
chAtted and laughed almost hysteri-
callN with every u who came 10
the booth. In about half an hour
Blake came bach II quietly took his
place beside me. Harper Immediate
~ moved away, first giving me a pc
Guitar glance.
"wh're have YOU been q" / demand.
cd shortly.
Mrs. Lambert was taken quite IN.
Some one had 10 look ont that she
reached home all right. ! offered TO
DO so"
Well, now YOU can take me home,'
NO. am going to auction off all
that We hHv' LEFT az ~ o'clock. II ~
only half past 10. W. will 80 as soon
MS ] have finished
You ems 20 TAX mo home"
Yes, until ! have finished what |
agreed TO do
"Nerv Wei. Harper" called. lie
vas within sound OF my voice aud
Ne quickly came over To us.
Ibid vou call9" he asked.
Yes. want to 20 home. Mr.
lVcrson refuses to take me. although
he was willing to play escort 10 Mrs.
! Lambert VIII YOU call a tax Tor nae.
pieNht
no. North. | snail he very crate.
ful," Blake broke In. not giving Har-
per time 10 reply. 1T viii he i'm
siblc for me 10 get away until the
things are auctioncd and tho mOncv
counted. ! promised TO take II IN
! charge"
Something else 10 relieve Mrs.
amberi. | suppose. ! snoerch.
Yes"
How soon shall ven want 10 20 -"
Harper asked.
I've changed my mind. I don't
want TO go-not now"
"a womnn's privilege Harper said
but he looked annoyed and u little
disannointod. ! hcught.
Blake had not spoken. looked at
him. and the look OF patient forhoar-
ance-ns ! nov know II was-angercd
me.
"Why don't YOU toll Mr.. North YOU
are Rlad ! have decided to stay =" |
nsked.
"Because !, would have been better
had YOU gone"
y think ~. too Harpor added.
II shall dise ppoint Won both. I
shall wait until you go,' ! said 10
'sifhe'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

The pastors of the churches of Al
huqucrque. o! all denominations have
volunteered their active services ~
the war savings campaign. Follow
INK "a conference with the ministers
NcsterdaN, ~ was announced last night
that sunday. September /. will De war
savings sunday In this city In all
the churches organizations will be
formed during the Sunday morning
services, of war savings societies. The
same effort viii be- made In the va
rious sunday schools. Rev. III. \. VI.
Mandalari. Of Immaculate Conception
parish win lead IN organizing not only
his parish hut in the other catholic
churches OF the Immediate district
Rabbi Noise bergman will undertake
The organization of Congregation Al
bert into one or more war savings
societies.
Wal savings work IA Albuquerque
haas received q material and very i'm
portant new impetus as "A result % ths
visit here OF O.. i. Wolf. state organ
igcr of war savings societies, cpre-
scnting I~iallett liaynolds. state war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
Sick Soldiers Being
Cared for at Colony
OF Bureau of Charity

Tho colony of Ill, Hurotu VI charity.
at THIRD street atH Mountain road.
Nesterday made rUuw for three sol
diers suffering from t~uh,rculosis whu
have contracted ,bo disease while IN
service. and today accepted two more
members of Uncle SANS army The
colony IL accommodating tn" sick sol
service section eff the Red Gross
chapter, OF when Mrs. Ilfeld IL chair.
man.
improvements az the colony have
been made under M, direction uf Mrs
Cora VI. sweet ut the bureau OF
charities. Other sick soldiers MAY be-
cared FOR later at the colony.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

Inuf"p lANl StINttts none "
Pay your dues 20 the "2-bit' club
Two deputy shoriffs this morning
took u u persons. me man ana three
women, claimed 10y ply 8icians to be
insane, to the insane asylum at Las
Vegas They had been confined IN the
county jail for several weeks.
w. - Reid returned this morning
from a business trip to III Paso.
lie Roy Madison left Yesterday Tor
a short visit To Santa Pc.
According to police an Indian
named Chirino staged a war dance on
North First street last night. He WAS
arrested by police ON q charge of
drunkenness and disordorly ,nduct
ana WAS fined Si6 this morning hN
Police Judge W. W. Mcclellan.
The Sewing club Of district No. I
will meet IN the Fourth ward school
saturday ~ 3 p ~.
Albuquerque Camp No I2.3O3 Mod
era y oodm"n OF America viii NEE; IN
regular session tonight. an members
are requested to attend AS there will
be something special going on.
A regular meeting of the Scottish
Rite club Will be held Thursday even
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
CHAPTER NXXNIi.


The fair was held at one OF the
large noteis. Blake had "A wonoerfdl
Tooth. helped him sell postcard
sketches and pictures. ANYTHING and
everything that had been contributed.
Harper North lowered constantly
bout the booth, and 80 ala seVcra!
ether attractive men. made them
pay double prices for everything.
Attcr ! had mad "A particularly adj
N~Hutagoous sale blake rem lFkcd.
You have beaten me In YOUR sales,
Gypsy. Mrs. Lambert will bc delight
81 with our success.
- don't care whether sh, Is de
hghtrd or not I aIh doing u for You
and to DE with NonL"
Never mind the motive. u N the
result which counts. Although I
should think YOU would like to do all
You could for those poor little waits
over IN France"
They are too far away 10 interest
me very much" said CarclctslN. III
n were American children id be "A
lot more enthusiastic
II may he American children he
fore long"
oh. don't SAY such things one
would think YOU wanted us to have a
war"
= am not sure hut ! do want q
war, Not SURE" he repeated. JUS
az some n came up M bought n
picture, so preventing further discus
sion; but not hindering me from
thinking how queer Blake Was, and
wondering why he talked as " he
wanted y war.
was having n lovely time. but II
changed very quickly when saw
Blake making his way quickly out OF
the booth and cross tho room.
What's the natter where's blake
gone" asked Harper North. who
was hanging owe the counter. RB ho
had been doinH most Of the evening.
some one said something tn him
nhout Marion Lambert having tainted,
Had YOU not been \ % busy talking "a
that young ass Leaning yon would
have heard. I believe he has rome "a
take her home
without a word I hurriedly le;. the
booth. ! reached the entrance lust
in time TO see Blake get into q taxi
! called. hut he did not hear, Nd there
was nothing for me TO 40 nut 10 70
hack.
Don't let every m soc how you
feel. Gypsy" Harper said. he a
sport"
] was chagrlpsd that he should
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

Bccause of the present condition of
the automobile market the auto Sales
corporation. on the corner OF Gold
avenue and Firth street. one OF Albu-
querquc's leading automobile concerns.
has decided to discontinue business
immediately. The reputation which
this automobile concern has built up
through the ear they have done bus
mess IN Albuquerque lands squarciy
behind the statement that the present
stock of new cars and trucks Will hc
sold Immediately at bone ndc rcduc-
tons. Such reductions on these new
Maxwell cars should attract tho at
tention OF anyone who IN any way con
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

weak lungs they have patriotism OF the
highest tyne and ambition 10 DO their
utmost Mr. Simms stated this morn
INK.
The fact that twenty five men have
already applied for the two positions
with the Red Cross at Camp Cody is
evidence that MI Simms viii not re
turn TO the camp without securing the
men needed No decision as to who
is to get the positions have been made
Mr. Simms viii probably decide to.
morrow and viii return to Dcming
either Thursday or Friday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
NEWSITEMS

ing at : y. m. AT Masonic Temple. \
iul Attendance II requested an scot
tish Rite Masons invited.
Born. This morning. to Nv. and Mrs.
j w Wood of l"li North Eighth
street. u hoy.
Every member ot tho Boys and
Girls club In h different projects
are requested TO meet at Robinson
park ? y. M rhursiay 20 make prep
arations for entering the Labor DnA
parade.
\ very successful demonstration
was givcn 10y she Hoover team at thor
Kitchen this afternoon. Mrs. Aruu
Hrning Mrs. - Bcckham and Mrs.
Ross Merritt demonstrated the can
ntng OF fried chicken. the making Of
jelly with corn syrup and the canning
OF raj by the coli pack method
Every day HERALD WANT Ads
find help, secure %posiuons. sell article
no longer needed rent houses. flat.
apartments. stores ana real estate: nLS
'he lost; sell bou,se. lots ana farms
Put IN a HELP WANTED al. Their
read the SITUATIONS wanted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

but n idea uppermost In everyone's
mind. and that IN win the war NY.
Iiosenwald also found that merchnn.
disc was becoming very scarce ana
difficult To get.
-. a. Matson. presided. The atten-
dance prize. q baby bono, donated 10y
g. r French. was won by Byron Henry
Ives.
Capt. IL. Z clark Of the ordnance
department Of the United States army
was a guest ~ the club. III has been
IN civil life at Hurley. y. NJ. for the
past two years and previous to that
was at Fort Bynrd. lie Is now on his
way to Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

was placed M the Count Iati Vestcr.
day on q complaint OF 4. y immign-
ton Inspector v. = pnttch. Iosoria
b. claimed to be q native ot Old Mexico
ana VIII he sent zach to MtNica as
soon as official papers are drawn up
" not seut back, u ~ pointed out he
Will b. a county charge and Will have"
to he placed IN the asylum at Las
Vegas ~, has NO relatives 90 this
country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
twenty-five Persons
Apply for Red Cross
Work to Albert Simms

Up until noon today-fiNe Albuquer-
qucans have offered their services tor
Rcd cross work to Albert O. Simms
field director tot the Rcd cross az
camp Cody.
The spirit al wtn physically nm
able 10 shoulder u n Is wonderful
the ardent desire TO do something Tor
thrir ountry IN these trying times IL
proof that even though they have
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

Visiting members OF the bar ia.
vitcd 10 luncheon NJ the Rotary club.
- O'Clock, Niyartdo hotel
Afternoon sccciou 3 o'clock.
The Local liar Association" John
NeuHblc.
Education Ton Cf%tigruship' ~.
David a. boyd.
Report Of committees.
"pershiuE's Crusaders. ~ tttit
thca,"r, . m tThiN topUur, WAS
brought 20 Albuquerque az the special
instance of the tiat ASSOCIATION. and
all members of the bar who ~tll at
tend ar" requested 10 meet 90 The A..
Nnrado hotel at O'Clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

An women who are knitting
soldi"rs sweaters for the We
men 90 the American ARMY are
requested Co return them So
the headquarters ~ the or
ganizaton 81 THIRD street aud
Gold avenue by THURSDAY at
FRIDAY afternoon so that the
articles can be given to the
mechanics who are leaving for
camp Saturday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
ATTENTION
LIBERTY

Every member who possibly
can VIII please he At the hnnd
concert "Wednesday. August 2S.
The chorus 10 called 10 sing
~ the county teachers meet
ing Thursday, a. 10 a. m, Au.
gust 80. az the high school.
Each member is urged To at
tend. Please wear badges.
THE COM MITTEE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
Boy Said to Be Insane
To Be Sent to Mexico

Alberto Losoria, l6 Years Of age.
claimed by ply siciaus 20 bc insane,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

Want to trade that mule for q
gas wagonf Try the WANT Al
way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

templates the purthIs uf u ,a, or q
truck ~ the neNt tw'lN' months The
stock will no ilorlf uI.t. uuf.kIt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

Put In q hELF WANTED AZ. then
read the SITUATIONS wanted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

.pST-A bunch OF KEYS Return u
briggs Pharmacy pr Tannus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-28

Put In a HELP WANTED al. ther
read the SITUATIONS wanted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
SOCl E T Y

Misses Alice ad Marion Meredith have
rived In Richmond to spend the
aster season with relatives and
iehds, and urc now tho guests of
I'eir aunt, Mrs. Preston Cooke. on West
rankin Street. Miss Marion Mere
IN ~ completing Il course in horti-
'iturc at school near Philadclp hia
MISS Alice Meredith has been the re-
E!ht guest OF the Governor Of South
|troiiha and Mrs. Manning at the l:X-
liutiVc Mansion in Columbia and re-
'tncd to Richmond last week
tae Woman's Club.
Browning's Outlook on Life" will be
nc subject OF an interesting lecture
DC given at the woman's Club this
.lernVon at o'clock by DR.. Charles
oon' OF Washing ton. Mrs. William
lr,SI, .Ir.. is chairman of the ar
rn"on and Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins
III introduce the speaker
ioStcases for this afternoon include
isscS Hattie Belle Gresham. Florence
ape, Mary Johnson. Lulie Johnston,
ora Crump. Lou Belle Catesby Jones,
-. hichard w. Carrrington, Mrs. Blair
eihslt!low. Mrs. Lewis Machen and
RS NJ. III. Tiighman, Jr
charming program has been
a"neo Tor "Wednesday afternoon al
ciup at O'Clock. when Miss Mar
,'et Montague will give an authors
au'hS Miss Montague. who is speud-
some time in Richmond, Is widely
io"h Tor her splendid articles. which
we appeared from time to time in
Atlantic Monthly and othe. maya
"es OF note. She is one OF the lead
writer's OF the present day. and "a
'sc audience viii be present at ;hc
no wednesday afternoon TO hear her
ad.
me French class will meet a, the
10 friday afternoon at o'clock.
the Art Club.
AT the Art Club tomorrow after
,on there will be informal talks by
EDMOND artists on How TO Tell
nat is Good In Picture" Miss
ane Fletcher will hold the meeting
her studio. Several art teachers
me Richmond schools arc to e1-
ain now knowledge Of artistic values
oeing developed in children. from the
ne when picture means Just a story
up 70 Tho highest grades where the
eruction on the fine points OF a
c'ure becomes more technical Mem
RS and friends OF the art school who
interested in making such cduca-
esent.
niftinE Bee "wednesday.
pr. Douglas s. Freeman Will be In.
a. '"c nnittinS bee Wednesday
'e'hoon AT 500 West Franklin street.
der me auspices OF the woman's
iiin o. Grace Episcopal church. All
tFeSted are invited 20 come and
IhS their knitting. Mrs. Egbert g.
IGN JT.' is prcs!dcn, OF tho guild.
iEer>-GIbson.
aaddicr Anthony Leigers. Of tho One
inbred and Eleventh Field Artillery.
mp Mcclellan, Admission. Ala and
IS Fara Gibson were very n,iic,i,.
itt!cd In tho pa-lors OF Rev. William
chh"rt Ban. pastor OF Tabernacle
pNst church. on Monday. March Is.
e prIhe's only attendant was her
ece, Miss Doris Urban. The wedding
very quiet. owing 20 illness In
Grooms family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-25
SPECIAL CENSORSHIP
French Government Issues Rules fer
Guidance OF Pren. During
Offensive.
lBy Associated Pres..I

By Associated Press
PARIS, Thursday. March 1.-THE
following motto has been issued:
The possibility or an enemy onen-
s!vc has induced the government to
lay down, in advance. stringent rules
20 which the press must conform dur
Ing this period. especially a. the com
Tnenccmcnt
First, the only accounts OF eventH
which may be pubI!yhed are bulletins
issued By general headquarters and
articles by correspondents accredited
20 headquarters, which must be vised
BY the Ministry OF War
Second. articles commenting on
events must be written In such way
that they contain nothing in contradic-
ton Of Official bulletins. and their de-
ductions must show no cxaygeration.
and comments made mus, convey no
information 10 the enemy.
The publication OF any news or
article not authorized will be vte or
ous.y punished"