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New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
Soloyei Faces
Call to the Colors

Joseph A. Solovei, Mayor Hylan's
friend and appointee as Assistant Cor
poration Counsel in Brooklyn, who
sought exemption from the draft on
the ground of dependent relatives and
was granted deferred classification
by Local Board No. Sc, is likely to be
promoted" to Glass IA, which is that
of those certified for immediate mill
tary service. William R. Corklin, gov
ernment appeal agent, has objected to
Solovei's rating and asked that the
action of the local board be reversed
and he be put in Class la.
Mr.. Conklin has appealed the case to
the district board. If his recommends
tion is approved there is strong prob
ability that Solovei will be summoned
IN the next quota.
Solovei is the man who was once
charged in open court with being
Counsel to the pickpocket trust" and
Mayor Hylan as Deputy Police Com
missioner aroused a storm of protest.
Police Commis ssioner Bugher refused to
appoint Solovei at the Mayors request,
and the Commissioner was forced out
of the department.
In view of Solovei's appointment as
head of the Brooklyn Bureau of Street
Openings at $4,000 year, his drafting
would be an expensive proposition for
the city. The Fenner law would prob
ably apply in his case. and the city
would be called upon to pay the diff
ference between $4,000 and the pay
Solovei would receive in the army. A
private in the army receives $50 q
month.
The claim for deferred classification
in the Solovei case was made on the
ground that he was the support of his
father, mother and an unmarried Sis
ter, twenty-five years old. Solovei de-
clared that both of his parents were in
poor health and that his sister had to
remain at home to care for them. The
family is said to own several pieces of
real estate in Brownsville and other
Brooklyn sections, but the revenue
from the property, it was claimed, was
insufficient for the support Of the de-
pendents.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
Monarchy Finnish Ideal


STOCKHOLM, May 21--A constitu-
tional monarchy is the only form of
government for Finland in the opinion
of Judge Svinhufvud, who has just been
declared temporary dictator by the Fin
nish Diet. He says he is convinced
that the only way for Finland to secure
independence and freedom and a gov
ernment above party passions is to
choose constitutional monarch.
Judge Svinhufvud said he would re-
fuse categorically to become a candi-
date for the presidency if asked to do
so. He believed that most of the mem
bers of the Landtag would resign if a
republic was declared.
He added that $3,20o.0o0 were sub
scribed during the first week to the
Finnish Liberty Loan.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
Ingraham New Head
Of District Draft Board
He Is Elected to Place For
merly Occupied by
Charles E. Hughes

George l., 1ngraham, formerly Jus
tice of the Appellate Division of the
Supreme Court, presided at yesterdays
session of the District Draft Board.
He was elected chairman by the other
members to fill the vacancy caused by
the appointment of Charles E. Hughes
to investigate aero matters for the
government.
George E. Wickersham, formerly At
torney General of the United States,
was elected vice chairman, succeeding
Mr.. Ingraham.
Mr.. Hughes, who took part in the
organization OF the board last August,
passed on more than 130, 900 cases. The
board met twice week regularly but
every day in certain times. He missed
a single session, due to a train delay
in coming from Chicago.
Martin Conboy, director of the draft
Tor New York City, estimated yester-
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
Money From N. Y.
Backs Sim Feir1,
Dillon Complains

DUBLIN, May 21.-John Dillon, the
Nationalist leader, in an interview
with The Associated Press corre-
spondent to-day, emphasized the di-
vergence between his party and the
Sim Fein, whose policy he declared to
be wrong and foolish and bound to
end in disaster"
Mr.. Dillon said he still believed in a
friendly settlement with Great Brit
ain. He adhered to the declaration of
the late John E. Redmond, made at the
outbreak of the war, that the "cause
of the Allies is the cause of freedom"
In an appeal to the American peo-
pie Mr.. Dillon said that the Sim Fein
had been supplied with unlimited
financial resources from New York,
and he urgently asked all those of
Irish blood in the United States to
support his party as against the Sim
Eein
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
". Y. State Expected
To Supply 5000
Men in New Drnft
Especial Dispatch to The T,Ibune)

Especial Dispatch to The T,ibune)
ALBANY, May 21.-Major Hutchin-
son, in charge of the New York State
draft, expects that in this state about
10000 men reaching the age of twen-
ty-one years between June 5 last and
June next will register on the latter
date under the new Federal draft law.
OF this number about half will regis
ter in Greater New York, and it is
estimated that about rs per cent of
those registered will be found fit for
military service
The new. registration has been pu,
up to the various draft boards
throughout the state. and they are al
ready organizing for the work, many
OF them having called for volunteer
assistants.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
Bolsheviki Who Urged
Japan's Plan Seized
Members Of Soviet Voting for
Siberian Intervention
Are Arrested

LONDON, May 21.-Several mem
bers of the extreme right wing of the
anese intervention in Siberia have
been arrested, according to an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from Mos
cow dated May 49, The arrests were
made after sitting of q convention
of the Bolshevik party.
The extreme right held the view that
it was necessary for Russia to lean
upon the Allies, especially Japan, in
the struggle against Germany in ST.
IBERIA. This wing was Outvoted
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
Liberty Seaplane Flies 2l5
Miles in 3 Hours Is Minutes

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-A navy
seaplane recently completed at the
naval aircraft factory, Philadelphia,
has made fight from Philadelphia to
Hampton Roads, Va, distance Of 2le
miles, in three hours and fifteen m'n-
utes.
The plane is equipped with two Lib
erty Motors and carried five passen-
gers, including the pilot.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22

abandoned, but that it is held in abey-
ance pending developments. Voluntary
recruiting plans, according to the Dub
press" are being pushed forward in
the belief that thousands of young
Irishmen are tired of their n'on-com-
batant positions. l. The recruiting
scheme will be given thorough trial
and upon its progtcss depends the
eventual decision regarding conscrp-
ton.
Eva Gore Booth, sister of Countess
Markievicz, who was arrested in Dub
lin last week, informs "The Daily Ex-
press" that she saw the countess ar
rive in London on Sunday. Countess
Markievicz, she says, was taken to Hol-
loway prison where she remains. No
one is permitted to visit her.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
Ollie James Is Improving
In Hospital, Saw Friend, +,

WASHINGTON. May 21.-Friends
who visited Senator Ollie James, of
Kentucky, at the Johns Hopkins Hos
pital, in Baltimore. to-day said the
Senator's condition was much improved.
and his physicians now expected him
to be able to leave the hospital in
about a month.
They expressed surprise at reports
that he had undergone a major opera
tlon. They declared this was not true.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
4 ! % %
= : =

Cigar case (at left), "book" de-
sign, lambskin lining, 2 pockets to
take cigars; 51a r inches (in'tio's
stamped csc. entra). Tan pigskin.
5000. Black pin seal, $3.50. Col
ored pin seal. $3.50
Travelling patch, folding design.
glazed calfskin leather, gold-tooling
border, Waterbury IngersoH radium
rcatch, opening 11a a-inch, diameter
case S1a q 234 inches closed $lI.OO
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22

England is her one enemy. When peo-
pie talk about the present British gov
ernment 'overthrowing' the German
Junkers, it makes those who know the
real facts laugh. Just as soon as the
wars over you'u see the British Junk
ers getting together with the German
Junkers very amiably in their joint
are to-day. That is one reason why
we must act now. The case is des-
perate But l do not believe lies will
remedy it,"
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22

day that approximately 10000 young
men will register here for the draft
on June s, having attained their ma
jority since the registration of year
ago.
II base my calculations on IL per
cent of the original draft registration"
said Mr.. Conboy, (Which included
5S9,31O men,"
Mr.. Conboy declared that the work
Of classification will be done as quickly
as possible.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
March Made a Full General

WASHINGTON, May .-Nomination
of Major General March, acting chief
of staff, to be full general, and OF
General Bliss, chief of staff, to be
general by brevet, was sent by Presi-
dent Wilson to the Senate to-day.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22

Writing case, open and closed, re-
mouable biotter-pad, ertension com
partment underneath for papers,
etc; pockets for stationery, cards
and stamps; pen holder and pencil,
lock and key; 121a 70 8 snches.
(Initials stamped reifhout charge).
French morocco, in coloYs. ..SII.75
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
Bag-Specia1ly Priced

"Madison" bag, for scomen; morette
lining, one pocket. Black sea1ion,
sizes: 12-14-16 inches. (Initials
stamped zcithout charge) ........
SI2.SI3.SI4
New-York tribune., 1918-05-22
Bag-Speciallv Priced

"Windsor" bag, for men; boa body,
reinforced corners, double handles.
linen lining, 8 pockets, black grained
patent leather. Sizes: 16, l9 or go
inches. initials stamped zcithout
charge). $1,000
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
INCREASE IN CROP
PRODUCTION URGED

Washington. Feb. ~ Planting uf
nn increased acreage Ia spring wheat
nnd the production Of an increased
supply Of other food products and uf
livestock, especially hogs, is recon-
mrnd"d IN II supplementary food pro-
durtion program ISSUED to-day by the
department uf agriculture, II en-
phuSizr> aud ampllic, the program
for lolN issued by the department
laSl August.
Notwithstanding an increased pro,
duclion Of staple crops in the United
States IN 1917. there is need for more
foud. the statement ,aNS Taking
into account our own needs. the needs
Of the nations associated with H. in
the war, aud the needs of friendly
neutral nations, our best efforts will
he required To provide enough food IN
lHlN Whether the war continues or
not. the demands on this country. be-
cause Of the increasing population and
III, nrcd> of Europe, will bc great.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
CITY COUNCIL HAS CALLED
BOND ELECTION FOR APRIL 7

Al Il meeting of Tine city council
Monday night au election was called
for the md day of April 10 vote On
the question Of q $75Ooo bond issue
to extend the water amt sewer Sys
TENS II i planned. If the issue ear
rirs. lu lI>c SlOOnO in the extension Of
the water system uud S2i.OOO IN the
extension ot HE sewer system The
issue, will be- voted upon a> separate
propositions S2J.UOO of the proposed
issue for the water system is 10 bc
used in paying hnck u loan the council
received during the past year Ia make
improvements IN machinery al the
power plant The prupuSrd issue is
10 be- 30 year hund> hrarng & per cent,
with an option that they may hr taken
up IN ten years.
III addition tu the bond issue there
will he an election Tor city officers. 4
mayor four aldermen aud city clerk
are to be- selected a. this iimc. The
terms of Mayor chilrr> aud Alder
'mcn NicholS. Srhrurich Harris and
Carter expire al this time The other
members Of the council are huld.nyer>
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
NO TIME IS SET FOR
MAKING THE NEXT DRAFT

Washington. Feb ~. Secretary
Baker authorized the statement to-day
that nn date had been selected for the
beginning nf the second draft. Var
IouS estimates have placed the Time he
tween March | and June l. These are
declared tu bc entirely gllrSScS.
The government disposition mot To
disturb the labor situation. pnrIic1.
lnrly nn farms ~ the planting sca>uil.
- one uf The fuclu> entering into the
situation
The provost marshal generals of.
lior. ii j, understood = di~i feline lr -
ahead with the second draft until con
grc>, has perfected the law 10y pend
my amendments to change the basis
or appnrlonmrnl and lo authorize the
president tu call into the military ser
vice men skilled ilr industry and ~
riculurr regardless of previous class
ir.Hlion
The remaining incrcmcntS of the
tr,l draft will begin Ia move forward
a. the camp, beginning his week
II Is probable thai nest month local
huarl> may be- asked Ia forward small
iurrcmrns necessary Ia replace men
going over Scn> hut the expected sum
mon, of half million will h. later,
Plans for the scrond draft aS NOW
under consideration include calling
INOO month until the >cconl
uuola is complete. IN 'lhl way. of
n.iul> expect To- avoid much of the
confusion which accompanied the
first call The men will report in Il
steady stream aud hr HSsimilalcd into
the military machine before the next
iU' /, received
II has been definitely settled that
the first contingent will hc used To
n'l vacancies in national guard divtS'
ions caused 10y the Withdrawal of men
,or the organization of special aud
technical units. Similar vacancies IN
the national army divisions will have
been filled by that time from the final
increment of the hr~ draft
Preferred draft classification for
ruilrond cmployr, /, under cou~idrra
iiun between the war department and
the rnilrnad administration, il hrramc
known today
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21

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lie hut il l. known that e. " liar
riSon Of furWrl will hc president and
actively dt the head If thp institution
Mr. Harrison is recognized as uur of
III" lest bank men in this section of
TN" country aud Is Interested in ami
president ~ several banking mSlitu.
tions in towns near Clovis. lie has
been exceptionally Succcful in linanc-
inl way. The purchasers Of the First
National will assume active control
on March lSt. ~ conversation with
the News man MIR Harrison stated
that hr would erect II home in Clovis
Snon. hui rvra before this. and by
March lSl. he will h. personally on the
Job,
g. l. kuykrndnll Of MulrShoc.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
Eight Cents per Pound
Guaranteed Bean Growers

county I"ml administrators will fur
niSh growers contracts.
u SrycnlN-livc per cent Of the grew
crS must >igl contracts
I Ii>l> Of shippers who have sign
rd contra Ia handle beans for N-lO
If cent viii hr furnished growers.
5 Growers will deliver beans when
called for by the Food Administration
to an approved shipper at local rlcya.
tor aud will receive cash on delivery.
. IN raising the price to : cents the
Food administration assumes thai Il
large acreage uf beans will h. planted
This spring
10 The : Gem price duc> not apply
IT, the lllN crop. If growers cooperate
In the present plan II permanent mark.
cl should hr established.
II There will hc no higher price
than : cents l;calls for seed will ho
sold NJ ruSl IL growers where needed
T. Quick action is necessary, Acl
today ASK v0nr county agent or local
Food Administrator for contract
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
PROGRAM


Friday, Feb. - 10 Thursday, Feb. ".
Friday. Feb. - and Saturday mat
iu,r benjamin Chaplin IN "'rhc son Of
prmorrncy' An rpisWr from the
Life 'of Abraham Lincoln. Charley
haplh IN his four reel hurlrSqu" oii
Carmen" aud Paramount Photograph
Z lriGon
day, Feb - douglas Fair.
i,al In In Again bui Again. M
Ar.,..ft Picture and Lloyd '. !lamil-
-, in Roaring Lions AMI Wedding
Sells"
Monday. Feb, - Special. \ super
patriotic picture from Edward Everett
Hollis widely read story '"rhe Mai
without II Country" Featuring Flor
..Yrr La Bodir. Also Burton Holmc'
I'rayrl0gur
Tur,dny. Feb. ~ Vivian Martin in
A pctticoat Pilot" \ Paramount
Picture. Also paramount Mack Sen
rrlt Comedy in two reels
Wednesday, Feb. - High Schpo
pprrrltn. Three Act Comedy Grown
i.g of gypsy Queen" All High Schno
Talent
Thursday Feb 2S Pauline Fr"dcr
i,k in Madame Jcnluousy" 4 Para
iyount Picture. .Iolny Bunny II
ChnmpS." Also Universal Animated
WccXy
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21

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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
NEW FOOD CONTROL
BILL IS COMPLETED

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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
First National to Increase
Capital Stock to 100000

First National under lis rc.organzl-
riou.
e. W. Harrison, banker
u. ". nuna. banker aud stockmun.
g. T. KuykcuGall banker
). j. roykiu. banker and slochmnn.
s. W. Skarda. banker
j. VI Love. str,kmau
", II. DucaWouh. druggist
H. A. Miller, NJ u. Santa fc phys
lctm
Baker Bros. farm loans, abstracts,
Insurance
j. II. Shepard. cattle and hand main.
3. " Reagan. Reagan Land and
Cattle Co
Harry /" Patton Atty. General of
New MeXico
F. j. Evans, Division Supt. Santa
l'r
j u Br!scoc Trainmastcr Santa Ic
sam. q. Bratton. Attorney.
" j Stuart. chief Clcrk Santa fr.
win II. Patterson, farmer
Mrs win II. Patterson.
II, II, STEPHENS Master Mechanic,
Santa fe.
j. Foster Scott. VI u.
H. l.. Gray. Stockmcn
u. e. lluuk. Stockmau.
Jas. NJ Buckley. Coluty Supl. or
Schools
j. VI league St0ckman
f. r Icrnigan, of T. r Jcrnigan
lcwcIry 60.
X, C. Childrrs, lumbcrman and
Mayor Of Clovis.
Clyn Smith. VI u.
j Simpson Morgan. farm loans and
abstracts Of TrXico
W H. Fuqua. millionaire capitalist
of Amarillo, Texas.
IN connection with the bank a
S.O,o0o loan cuppuuy viii also hc or
@lniZcd. >tockhuldcrS in the bank ais,
| holding stock in The loan company
The object of loan company will h,
! primarily Ia handle livestock loauS.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
REPORT of GRAND JURY.

Following is the report Of HE Grand
Jury aS returned To Judge Richardson
last week
To the Honorable Granville \. Rich-
ardSon, Judge Of the Fifth judicial
District Court. holding within and
Tor Curry County, New Mexico
We. the Grand Jury. immucIcd at
the regular February. lalN Term, held
at Clovis. Curry County. New Mexico
hrg leave 10 submit the following re-
port;
We have investigated all violations
of the law which have cumc To uur
hMoWlcdgc: we have examined IL wit.
ne>>rs aud have found u true bills
aud no No bills
We have made II thorough invest iga-
tion of the Jail and' the premises ad.
joining the Jail aud find everything IN
II reasonably sanitary condition we
recommend. however, that the wind.
mill adjacent To- the Jail bc pul IN
running order aud that the tank he
cleaned.
We have examined the offices Of the
County Treasurer aud County Clerk
and find all of the books AMI records
in said offices safely and neatly kept
So far nS We are all" Ia judge and we
especially commend the present inc,lm.
henlS of these offices for the excellent
care which they have taken of the
records of their respective offices. We
notice that the drinking fountain here
| loforr installed IN the court house Is
not ~ this time in working order, or
has been abandoned. and We recom-
mend that another drinking fountain
h. Installed at the earliest possible
| time.
We have also examined the offices
Of the County Sheriff and the County
| Assessor, and the Superintendent ol
schools. and find all Of these offices in
good condition aud their records neat
| ~ and safely kept with the exception
| that we find IN the Sheril1'S office and
| In the assessors office thai there Is
great need Of II vault in these offices
| IN which tu keep the records of the
| respective offices aud we recommend
that vaults bc placed in the offices Of
the sheriff and county nsscSSor, and
| iraSmuch rs We find that the vault III
| the trraSurcrS office is entirely to
small T. Accommodate the records ui
| that office. we also recommend that
the vault in this office be- enlarged I,
such extent that II will hr large enough
for the snfckcrping of all the records
In that office.
We wish 10 ihanl, the >hcri0s OH E,
for the prompt ana efficient service
rendered us: We also wish To luuN
tine District Attorney aud the court
for the courIc,ir. shown rs through
'.pir offices
And having completed our .dulir~
we now ask the court that We lc dis
rlu -rd.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
CLOVIS BOYS RECEIVE
ANNAPOLIS DESIGNATION

During the past week Howard Ma
son AMI Thomas Stroud, seniors IN
the lnrn high School. have received
tie ignalinn~ To- the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis rs rc'
Suli vi the examinations conducted
here before Christmas. Howard Ma.
son received the designation Of first
alternate Ia the Academy from Con
grc>Sman W Il Walton, and Thomas
Stroud was namrd second alternate Ia
the same school 10y senator \. A.
Jones. These two were the only Clovis
boys Ia take the examinations. Nor,
than forty boys wrote in various parts
uf the state.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
IN NEW HOME
SATURDAY. MARCH Z

The Clovis National Rnuk will soon
h. in their new home which is now
about completed. This is one Of the
prcltlc>l little bank buildings III east
crn New Mexico, and the officers Of
this institution can we'll feel proud ol
The new bank homc. The bank will
mo'c Ia The new quarters on Saturday,
March md, and ,hcy invite their
friends To attend the opening They
will be open Saturday night for the
benefit Of those who arr unable to
visit them during regular banking
hours.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
:. !. :. : : ; = - I.
INCOME TAN MAN
HERE THIS WEEK.

: \ deputy income taN collector !
: will De- in Clovis on February II, I
: - aud ." lie will be- at the !
: Clovis National Bank and will !
= gladly explain the income tax I
: law to anyone interested \ !
= single mau whose income Is more :
:: than SlUOO and u married man :
= whose income is moro thup $1,000 !
: per year must pay income HN. II
: your income amounts to this and
!: yuu have NO exemptions you had :
: better see the income tax man I
= while he /, here The government
: man does moi have Ia look YOU !
= up it is your jub To see him
:: !
!: i. :. ). !: !. 4. 4. !. !. 4: I. 4. T. !. i. .
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21

TIE Department Of Agriculture Is
urging poultry raising tp increase the
food supply. 4 bulletin BACKYARD
Poultry Keeping" has been issued.
and may be- secured without cost 10y
application Ia the division Of puhlica
Nun>. Department of Agriculture
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
INCOME TAN MAN.

X e. Slnmcy. income tnN Inspector.
is in Clovis. this week Mr., Stamcy is
making headquarters AT the Clovis
National Bank. hui Friday being II
holiday, Mr. Slamcy can hc found at
The Harvey House lie will have Il
desk IN the lobby Of the hulcl on this
day AMI will br glad Ia render assist
ancc Ia income tan payers nt this
time. Saturday hr can hr found ut
the bank
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
NAMING CLOVIS
SCHOOL BUILDINGS

quite II little has appeared in the
News about the proposed naming of
the two school buildings In Clovis.
The school board has decided that the
following are the most appropriate
and popular names suggested
For West Side building La Ca>itn,
Thrift. Sunset. Washington. Excelsior
For East Side building lndcpcnd-
cncc Vigil avenue Lincoln. Lee and
Sunrise.
There Is II printed ballot IN this
issue. cul il ont aud write your choice
of til" names above and mail 10 the
~choo' board The result "f the ballot.
ing will hr announced later
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1918-02-21
RESIDENCE PROPERTY ACTIVE.

Possibly %, uu time during the past
few wear, hats residence property been
so active aS IN tl",i> rs It Is rghl
now There have been number Of
residences in rlovi, Sold during the
past few weeks