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Where is 'Dearie7-
Whence did she come7

Where is 'Dearie?"
Whence did she come7
How and where did she go7
Those who should know refuse to
tell; those who know the partial
story of the many homes of the tiny
abandoned child are puzzled.
Many of the citizens of Fairfax
authorities of the two counties, with
those of the District, should combine
their efforts TO fnd the girl baby and
investigate her present condition and
surroundings
Early last Saturday morning. after
Robert Dove, OF Fairfax county, had
gone TO work at Camp Meade, an
automobile drove up to his house and
left a baby girl wrapped in ready
made garments. with a note in the
box and an adhesive plaster on the
child's wrist, with the name "Dearie"
penciled on IL. The note said that
II the Dove family would take good
care of the baby. someone" would
give them $50 a month for the care
of the child.
Nurse Is Called.
Robert Dove. on his arrival home,
telephoned the Fairfax Common
wealth attorney and told of the child.
The wife had become so attached to
the child by night that she told all
of the neighbors she would not give
1t up for anything in the world and
had asked her husband to see about
taking out papers OF adoption.
The health OF the baby was not COM
sidered good, and the Fairfax county
nurse, Miss L. G.. Townshend. was
sent to look after the child. She Wis
tied the Dove house on wednesday
and gave Mrs. Dove instructions as
to the proper care OF the child.
On the nurses arrival at the house
Thursday morning to attend the
child. Mrs. Dove met her at the door
and said that a Mrs. Sheads. of COS
Cameron street, Alexandria, had TAX
en- the child to Alexandria Mrs, Dove
said Mrs. Sheads told her she had
come with authority from Chief of
Police Goods, of Alexandria, to take
the child back to its mother.
Mrs. Sheads said the mother has
been found and would take care of
the baby.
Chief Goode says he gave no one
authority to take the child to Alex
andria.
Mrs. Sheads, who lives in a board
ing house on Cameron street, denied
Mrs. Doves story. She says her
daughter, Nita, has always wanted to
adopt a baby. Last week her dauEh-
ter was in a lunch room in Alexan-
dria, talking to the wife OF a SOL
der, and expressed her desire to
adopt child. The soldiers wife told
her she knew OF a woman in Wash
ington who would give her a baby to
adopt. and that she (the soldiers
wife) would act as nurse for it
Mrs. Sheads told Chief Goode that
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hours at the most Thousands whs
have had"
Miss O. C says: NY complexios
neck. chest. hands and arms were darh
from exposure. The very frst appli.
cation Of this wonderful Derwillo 0at.
meal combination convinced me that
ishes would soon be a thing Of the
past. In a few weeks all these un.
slightly defects had entirely disap
peared and i shall always use II e
keep my complexion at its best al
the time. / have recommended IL q
my girl friends and they are just a.
enthusiastic over II as l am We AL
use II before going to the theater
dances, or parties and it's wonderful
wnat a diiference IL makes in our ap-
Mrs. G. V. writes: Oatmeal and
Derwillo have worked miracles witt
my complexion / had many despisee
wrinkles and a sallow rough skin Ny
nands ana arms were covered With
freckles, After eight weeks use o.
Mae Edna wilder's wonderful ..om.
plexion prescription these objection.
able defects have entirely vanished
l look ten years younger and advise
every girl and woman to try II and
feel confident after one or two applt
cations they will use u continually
and be just as favorably impressed
with u as ! am; l recommend Il to
NOTE-To get the best effect be sure q
follow the complete directions contained %
every paekaEs Of derwillo. You have only
to get derwflio and oatmeal. You need
nothing else and II u 80 simple that any
one can use II and 30 inexpensive that anJ
girl or woman can AFFORD IT, The manu-.
facturers and druggists guarantees shaf
there will be noticeable improvement
after the hrst application or they will re-
fund the money. It 10 sold in this city un-
der q money refund GUARANTEES By all drug
Eists. including Peoples Drug Stores and
O'Donnelfa.
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TODAY'S CASUALTY
LIST FROM A. E.F.

CONTINUED from Third PaEe.l
HI, Rockford, George w. Hill.
ILL.,. DuquOin. Conrad ZOeckIer.
Ill, Rockford, John II. Hilton
Ill, Chicago, Joseph MInker.
IEd., Upton, Claude L. Phifer.
Ind, Clinton, John Edward shannon
Ind, indianapolis, Writ RiSsby.
Ind, LIbertyVille, Thomas Stewart.
Ind, JRsonTille, Emery James Stick
els.
Ind, Terre Haute. John A. Harmon
IDd., Michigan City, BENJAMIN n
Hayes.
Tad, Bedford. ovieI Edgar GreenIee.
Izd., south Bend, Stephen J. HeEEi.
lad, Clinton, Charles PIerson.
lad, Ft. Ritner, George William HOr'
Ber.
Ind. Frankfort. Manson Otto Shelley.
Ind, Indianapolis, Curtis Sin1mOns-
Ipd-, Washington, Frank Thomas
Smith.
Ind. indianapolis, Otis Smith.
lad. Michigan City, Roy w. Smith.
Ind, North Liberty. Edward Zeucher
EOusIey.
Ind, Huntington. Everett Fulton.
Ind, Linton, John o. McGInniH-
Ind. French Lick, George J. Nc
Donald.
Ind, VIneennes, Herman Davis.
Ind, Fort Wayne, Emmet Joseph
DOnahue.
ny. OIyingsvIIIe, Willie Lloyd Plum
mer.
ky., Greenwood, Leslie c. HugheA-
ny, Hickman, Joe r. BrOckman-
Ky, Louisville, sidney SamueIs.
Ky, Reed, Irwin NJ. Swift.
Ky., Marion. John r. Travis.
Ky., Polly, Nat p. white.
L., Shreveport, La, John. NJ. Ed
wards, Jr.
I.a.. De Quincy, OdIe< Harlow.
Ia, Garland, Harry p. StREg.
La, EdgerIy, John c. BrOusSard.
La, Lower Coast, AIgers, Alphonse
Camus.
La, Belle River, AdeO DaiEIo.
La, LeesviIIe, Arthur ID. jackson.
L., Long Leaf, Ben rutherford.
La, COVingtOn, AbbIe J. BansOn-
La, New Orleans, Robert f. Lewis.
La, Trout, Fred NJ. Love.
La. McNary, BrodiO b. Martin, Jr.
La, MOrewater, Ebero HIor.
La, HOrnbeek, William r. HayB-
La, Shreveport, Alfred Holm.
La, Port Vincent, George w. Roddey.
Mass, HaverhII, John b. Kavanagh.
Mass, West Quincy, John W. KOrr.
Mass.. Lawrence, Laborio SOImOno.
Mass, Roslindale, MiOczystaw Died
gfak.
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ROBERT LACEY WOUNDED

Robert Hilton Lacey, twenty-one
years old. son of Mrs. Elizabeth
Lacey, Morris road, Anacostia, has
been wounded in action, degree unde-
termined, according to today's War
Department casualty list Official no
tification has been received by his
mother from the War Department
that Lacey was wounded July Is.
In a letter written in a French hos
pital, dated July 20. Lacey said that
he had been slightly wounded by
shrapnel.
Lacey enlisted in June, 1917, and
was stationed at Fort Myer. He was
later transferred to Camp Greene, N.
C. He sailed for France last May.
He is a graduate of the public
schools here.
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SEEK bad CHECK" MAN

Detectives. today are looking for
a business man" who f1eeced the frm
Of William James & Sons, e41 B street
northwest, out of S4s, by means OF a
worthless check. The check operator
bought S2S worth OF feed from the
firm, giving in payment a check for
ST6. drawn on the First National Bank
of Hagerstown. Nd. He was given
$40 in cash and the firms check for
$3S, which he later cashed. The mans
check was returned yesterday to the
firm from the bank as worthless.
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STACKER RAIDS OVER

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-New York's
big Stacker quest is over. Superin-
tendent Dewoody, of the local bureau
of investigation Of the Department of
Justice, declared that 1t had been
scheduled to last only three days.
From figures compiled" said De-
woody, 1--WE know that as a result of
this three-day roundup. which ended
Thursday night. there will be 1900
willful slackers from New York and
New Jersey inducted into the military
service. That is per cent Of the
number taken into custody"
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FOE LACKS FOOD

LONDON, Sept. 6.-Food is lacking
almost all along the enemy line, due
first to destruction of stores by the
Germans themselves as they with
draw; second, to captures of supplies
by the allies, and third, to the con-
tinual harassing fire OF the Ameri-
can and French artillery along roads
in the Boche rear.
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POPE NAMES cHAMeERLAINs.

ROME, Sept. 6.-The Pope has nonli-
mated as secret chamberlains to the
papal throne Alfred Sverling, of the
diocese of Birmingham, Ala, and P. J
Stockinan and Patrizio Fisher. of the
diocese OF Los Angeles and Monterey,
Cal.
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EXECUTED FOR DEsERTIoN.

PALERMO, Sept 6.-Gaspare Mori-
ano and Pavici Brottiere were execu
ted on Tuesday in the presence Of the
whole garrison for desertion and re-
sisting arrest
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Justice of the Peace
Appeals His Case to
District Court Today

I1lro MARTINEZ. Justice of the pc1o.
of pld Town. who was arrested hN
Deputy sheriff Ramon Ortiz IN Bare
las Wednesday night ON the charge
Of druukeuncss.und who was sentenced
10 serve thirty davr IH Hr county iaIl
pay 70 fine of &2i and costs. this
mrrniar gave notice that hc would
appeal his case 10 the district court
tie was released ON Il 5000 appeal
hond by Justice Of IA" Peace Mctlel
Isabel Itumnu. who was e member
81 q party arrested with Martinez.
today paid her fine which was $50
II developed today hat the persons
taken into custody were not arrested
at the Sew Bridge saloon. but 40 "a
house ln HIrclHs
Tennis shoes. either low or high
cut. black OF white, Tor mon, women
rnd children at g.. MAYS SIpE.
STORE 3li W. Central Ave.
OccasionallN a truthful man COOS
fiSiuP.
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TRAINING
PATRIOTIC DUTY OF
ALBUQUERQUE BOYS
Boys Between the Ages of Eigh-
teen and Twenty-one Urged by
Col. J. W. Wilson, of N. M. ~ l.
TO Train for Officers.

Albuquerque mothers. as well rs
those throughout NeW Mcyico
ally. have been advised los cot j "
Wilson superintendent ~ the New
Mexico Military Institute. not To- dis
Hfrlurr any plans they may hay,
made to send thrir bows between the
ages Of o., and - to the y. ". NJ. g.
This year The war department. au-
ttcipltug the new draft law. has sent
circulars. Informing schools or the
New MeNico Military institute class
that bows uf this nEe should cununu"
their training in order b they may
become officers instead uf priNHtos
Whom the new draft law gocs into
effect those boy IS w3ll. Of course.
hc required Co register The, viii
bee regularly enrolled as soldiers, hut
given turluughs 90 continue their
truiuinE boo the institute uutil they
reach 90 cor complete tho course of
study lu ease they reach the age
of % during the session they viii bee
anowcd 90 complet" the wear ana not
be- iuiuvtcd into TN" duu, hcfor" he
first uf the following June
some Young men have an idea
that thcy are -Iurb,r~ Bog not entering
the army immediately upon reaching
Is years. tine draft ar' said Colonel
Wilson Will" talking tu o. Herald re-
porter ou his way from N~lhupuerquc
90 Roswell This is 10 mistaken idea
The government viii need Officers aud
ne'd th'n '"3h TheN WIII need more
IMAM u ~ p"N-lh'" Tor ~" ~'h""lS 10
Iurnish because "I ihl~' ih' greatest
p'lr'"tl' "u'N q Young man can render
h'+ country d, 20 enter s'n'"l7 "I me
class "I me Ne" N'Nlc" MlIl'"lN M
~iiin''' Whirh lN Niitu'lIH an "'ll'"fS
training H'h""i TAX" me W'hl'lN
training offered as wei as the '"ll'I"
WORK 'tt'h' ,h" army camps "nI'hs
~" Nul''''l "Oh'h are open l" '""''"'
o. after Nv" years OF Su'h framing
To- h" 'pl' to serve "~ an "lil'tl
'ui"n"l Wilson r"I' 'h"i '"'i' VIII
10" not less IMAM i"ur hundred boys
enrolled az ih" y " VI ] TINS year
the greatest numh'r OF students ~
III" HISTORY "i the INSTITUTION peepl''
the large huinh'r "t Students now
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THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME

~ CAROLYN BIICHER
Cropyreht. 1915. rs Carolyn Bcechcr).

Chapter VI
When Blake had satisfied me hN
repeating my words. aud $50 mag
rn,a assured Miss Morodith that Bee
vI- as much m love as was I, !
tickcd mp % magazine from the table
and threw myself on a dt,tn where
,Ipll watch them The maid who
uYu accompanied Niss Merouitu im-
mrdiutolN went INTO the dr'sslnG
fuom and remand There
Had ! not come Owl she would
IuEs done the anne said 20 my
e,Il. u WAS another proof that !
upd dome right u having "a prNut"
entrance To- The Studio
had noticed o look OF annoyance
ION HnAcs fI,c. a tlush on Miss
N|,rrdith's
". had thc stairway cut so that
miEht Doe with Mr lyoisou while
Hc wac 90 work I explained with
,llborat, intent. 1t makes us iccl
SEQ much nearer together when l
a. 1tch his work
Bake said nothing. bat his hps
lrnt,u'd 81 ! saw hc Was annoyed
lp would probably scold ne. hut |
outl pout and perhaps orS a little
.ng ne would stop. %, had no right
IT, pIoIiisc 10 paint her picture with
cat .rSt telling me about ", /
thou-ht. nt the sHmc tImc that !
rgaur up my mind go ttrn his Keep
iur of his word under an Circum
stances Ia account Whenever I want
- anything would get bus promise
without letting him understand 10
.us' what DO" was pi'dEiug himself
Al through that nrst sitting I lollcd
ou tho couch pretending tu read In
reality did not read q word. but
DOT 10 look. q word eft oith'r m, bus
band CO.. MIaa Mrr'iiih's escaped nae
mado up my mind they we're cm
intrlssod hN my presence, ana be-
cause thry were would not only re-
main thon. but would see to II that
{ was with them until the picture wss
unishrd IN fact I said 30 to Miss
Meredith when Blake finished for thc
dJy.
"a is quite unnecessary for you to
bring 90 maid.' told her = always
IDuntip iu the studio when Mr. liver
son has sittiHgs when women are his
subioDis'
q prefer to brug nay maid." shc
returned
Mrs %iyorson folt you would be
moro comfortable if Nou knew SHE
spent much time in the studio Btak,
explained, his face dark with anger
SHE Is very kind ] prefer to hriBr
louor,'
When We wore alone waited for
tho storm know was to descend.
Matted mt in formulation but gftb
the feeling that | was absolutely IN
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PERSONAL NEWSITEMS

g. big victory and everybody SAYS the
Americans are going 10 win the war
and settle thtngs up IN e hurry !
am anNious 90 get busy.
Justice OF tuv Peace " " Nc
tJclluu THIS morning bestowed full
police powers ON Mrs cora VI SWEET.
|oNccuti,c secretary Of the city bureau
Ct charity. and Miss B,ulth element.
travellers aid suucryiSot for the y
". g. A. stationed AT The Santa Fc
station Tho p-ohccwomou are 10 mr.
rest Va,aurd rirls.
willie Pearson, % negro. arrested
iasi uIght n> George Thomas. special
ofuc,u and who claimed hat he IN
discharged soldier. wax sentenced
a. twenty DAYS no juii Tor iuvestign-
uou boo police count TINS morning
l'oUrD believe Pearson uLcd his Ills
,IpIsa pnpcfs
Recent blrths reported 20 Ci,y PLY
-.rIun CLAYTON are. \ son born to
3d. and Mrs Vernon Emhcr', $40
south FIih street. "a 4itl to Nj and
Nr- o. a. COOS. University iIll. g.
lo, to Nj and Mra Trinidad iiaoa.
500 Nortn l|fi.',outu street BE- pirl to
ur and Nis NIhnrt rous' all West
UoWa ay'uu tui Do girl 90 Nr and
Mrs. Juul,. Orp1u. 800 West Lead
ltuH
o. No. Ei,larIaor OF tho fuel nd-
m-ui,iutlun. haa returned from q
short VISIT vain hIs uaroutT 40 RIOS
N,l
e. N Hotis. attorney hss been ap-
pointed 90 member of tho %Errrunllo
N...H l.L..| b.. .r....H a. Al .Us
i,r
Included bob Yesterday casualty rsi
was th, name OF William F COS. with
trr American llhunl forces. Who hH.
been wounded Mrs = Ipua COS.
wife nl thc wounded soldier. lives az
32If. West Central avenue Nc en-.
listed 100 tho tlm, Ip Albuquerque
Mas 9. last. 40 details were sent rcla
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Y fr"r M your heads. citizens a.
Albuquerque. and throw back
- your shoulders. for you ,or,atulS
have reason to bo proud There are
few cities in this great country OF
ours which can boast OF having one
at It's fourteon-ycar-old aons IN toe
nu,N. but that Is a distinction whtth
IS, shall have soon. ~ the pow ,rs
that be- grant the wish of Souns
Ern'st ltuppc. SON Of u. liuppr o.
this citS.
The had comes OF good fighting
atork. and 81 ls only natural that h,
should be carried lWay with thc 'ios
col SERVING Uncle sam tits 'utnct
Nho was "a major III the Firs, NcN
NcNico Infantry. aud resigned fr"U
the s.INico only hast year. hal thu
bu, with him whom he was stationed
af columbus Later ho succeeded ip
having him admitted To the boswcli
Military Institute. although he was
rudrr the axe az which they usually
take students. Alicr two y,grs ~
Roswell. ERNEST entered tho officers
reserve training school az tho Pros
idio. on san Francisco. where he net
'l both AZ sergeant and corporal. iic
haas Just returned from there with au
honorable d~iscnarg" II was Mhilc
h' was az thc Preside 'h5t he was
o. ken with the other bows to visit
,omr OF the big hgtilcships, aud :hc
iuacirtiion Of thc %snilor's hfc mad,
such "a strong appeal 10 him that lac
determined 20 ioin the navy. lie was
uss"'l Nv the naNN recruiting officer
here who believed him 10 be eight
cen Hts father insisted upOn his
correct Ige being stated, and haS
written to senator a \. Jones a.,
Washington, who ma, promised Il"
take the matter up With Tho Secro-
'lrs of the navy. and VIII make ever,
,'iort Ten have the hoN's wish tut
Oiled.
lu, physician who examined Euu-
oet states that be lis satisfied that sac
could pass amy physical examination
tpc 1orumcnt might require.
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tt,cs concerning the extent OF his In
iurics.
The regular weekly meeting ct the
Girl Scouts viii be held at 3 30 tomur-
row afternoon az tho armory. Al OF
those who expect to take part IN tho
entertainment are requested To De
presoui ~ this meeting.
Alice NJ Springer and Mildred
Bowen, of Gallup were pnong the
visitors ~ Albupuerquc yesterday
me members OF the Liberty chorus
viii meet al Robinson park on sun
da, night tor community singing
Milton :. Otcro's son. who is IN tho
navy, rs more thRn satisfied with the
ufc and only regrets that he did not
Join "a year go, according 90 word re-
Gently received from htm hy his
father
Nestor Duran. member OF u promi-
ncnt family living south OF Gallup,
y NJ. was arrested several days Jgo
by DEPUTY United states Marshal
Murphy. ON "a charge of perjury in
connection with the fillIuF ont OF his
q-u'stIonuairc. Federal authorities
clam that Duran asked for deferred
classification because OF dependent
parents, who. officers SLY. one noi tr
pendent upon him. Ito was bound
oNcr 10 await tte uctioD OF 40" federal
grand iury and released ON 70 81 n0n
bond
Tom Cummings. Of Gallup was ar-
rested two days ago hs federal uu-
tnoriti,s on 70 charge 90. making sodi-
t.ous u~ttorancos Hc ~ suid by au-
thorltios to have stated ne Shed be-
was iu Central America. Hs the ihitcd
states Was not "a ft place 90 liNr in
llr was bound over GO await the action
of the federal grand jury Dos uliri
states Commissioned Hs"rs
Aldo Leopold returned 10 his 'ffio"
40 tine Chamber 81 Commerce to-day.
urtcr % short vacation which be- spent
uu the Hesus
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the right. and that blake would have
Go conccdc ~.
Elizabeth. I am going To Topl ts'
NoU to remain up stairs when ! have
sittInLs, ur said.
There o go. calling mo Eliza
both You always dn thgt when YOU
ave been with another woman Kiss
mo % cath mo Gyps,, or ! shHu't
tllk tu you"
pi course he kissed mo. and also
of course hc called me q psy
Sow what rs u Nou want" ! said
900 / porchcd on his knee. and
smootlcd his hair
want YOU Co promise me that
you viii remain mp stairs whom I have
s.ttinrs," Dee repeated.
When you promise me not TO
paiut women I VIII returned
tWraktng his ear.
You know that ~ impossible. !
am % portrait painter nave q Ger
tuin iticc Tor my WORK. II is Tor
sale. when anyone offers To- hu, at
90, prir" ! must sell 10 to .h'm
"Ncr, well Then shall STAY
with Nou go see that YOU don't cheat
them or that cot don't give them
more thun they pa, for
4 don't understand GYPSY
Don't Nou want me to hc successful 1901
"pf cnursc. bat II ISN'T necessary
tina, Won watnt women and never
.hnll leave YOU alone with them. /
love Won too much As usraI laid
all 1 aid 20 my love for him
shall wish Nou did mon Ioy. mo
Quito $50 much" no said once after
an dissatisfaction sitting which / had
irt.truptcd s,.,rai times and when
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NNA' ON NIAkNf III lAN N.Y. MI ~ go
Four-o TaNi Service. Phone 30.
Pay your dues To the "a-bit club
y Ia Gamma, nnc shoe repairing.
i02 " Central. phone AZ.
There VIII De q meeting Of the oN-
equity, board OF the Rcd cross az the
Dommor,iul club ON Saturday evening
at z go o'clock.
Sergeant l.. J.. polalcy, OF Camp
cody. arrived iu the CITY yesterday.
j. u. Uand of Ch,capo. wits in the
city ON business Yesterday.
Mrs Harry G. Wellington, of Dom.
ing. 70 among b visitors I'm the cit,
today.
The Right Rev T. - Howdon, Mrs
Huwdcn. and the children lott tins
week. for 'hoi. summer home at say
brook. Conn Frederick and John viii
romniu boz Connecticut. Whore they wili
attend tuc school OF the Fathers ot IRE
Holly cross, az Kent
Miss Nah,lic williams is spending
hor vacation with relatives in colo.
r.io Spr.uLs
Abort Morris and his family lruI
Yesterday for Mugduioua
J " nelson lrit for tho Grand cam
o. last night on forest scrNIc, bus
ness.
Alice " Hone. Of Ka1sls 'itr Isl %
,.situr bon Albuquerque tuuHt.
\ &C. NrddIcmsst uua a % croft.
Df Denver. are in th, rii, on business
g - ptN. of T,rrr llluto was 900
tur city Yesterday.
Alhupurrur" camp $50 T. " "
win meet tonight Boz " - W hull az
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Franceschini Will
Be Rearrested as He
Leaves Penitentiary

v r partrh of the United States
Immigration service and son.. T. O..
rartch left this morning for santa
lc to place Joe F.uuceschini farmer
proprietor Of the White star saloon
GA Mountain road. under arrest
F.anccschini. who is an alicr, TODAY
completes u ten months sentence in
the p%cnitentiary Ton the alleged sell
iug of liquor 20 soldiers The new
complaint against him charge ;ha1
he conducted q disurderly house pro"
viou- to the alleged selling of liquor
to soldiers.
ON his return from Santa Fc Mr.
rurtch will take three MeNiyans. who
haze been ordered dpportcd tu ~
paso. where thoy WIl be sent 90 pld
MsNiro
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of Red Cross
Seals in NJ. M. Grows

The New Mexico sale of Red Cross
seals has greatly improved this last
year. according 10 the report which
has lust been received hy Secretary
John TOmhs Of the Public Health as
ISOLATION IN 1875. there we're sold
in the state ,l1 seals per capita of
population. whereas M ialt the safe
amounted tu .g2p seals per capita,
which - e very substantial increase.
A. compared with the other states
embodied in the area known as the
southwestern tuberculosis conference
New MeNico. this year. stands third.
the 1--WE leading states hciur Nri2unJ
and Nevada.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-09
Las Cruces Secures
Home Guard Company

Adiutaut General James Hacl was
In Albuquerque today ON his way to
Santa &c from l.I- .lruce-. whore ne
organized q hou, aInrd unit Noai"r
day. senator % D. Holt has been
recommended tur captain aud VIII
probably accept fN. commission Lieu
tenants ntm.I H.. First licuteuln'
Scale. aud S..a.. Lieutenant Marx
Thompson Tho .H pauy wall have
twcuty-ciEht mem
The adiutaut general reports much
enthusiasm i- .,.ug manifested
throughout tho static hccau-" pf the
organization of CO.,. row bono guards
While Nj Bart gs ~ Las ''ru."
% mass mce'iua citizens protest
INK against lu arf.. concerning N'w
McNlcu PUBLISH, m rhc August mum
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-09

occasionally a truthful man COOS
fiAiug.