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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
Personal News Items


Auto Springs. all makes, korhcr Co
Tour.O Taxi Service Phone o..
Pay your dues to the "2-bit' club
Ben Ilclcncuttcr is seriously ~ at
the Presbyterian hospital.
Ernest Ruppc. son Of H. Huppc ana
VIII Uoacock. son old Judge " g.
Ucacuck. arc attending the reserve Of
nccrs' training camp ~ the Preside.
san FranciSco. Roth were students at
tho Scw Mexico Military institutes
sheriff Plscido Jaramillo OF Nalcn-
ctu county in the city today on bus
mess.
District Attorney Harry 4 owen OF
tho Seventh judicial district IL In Al
buqueruuc today ON professional bus
incsa.
4 boy. police believe. robbed Charles
Mays store. ga West Central avenue
last night They found n body's track
IA tho store. Sixteen dollars was
taken. The rohber entered through
the back door, using a key.
Tho committee In charge or the
loyalty celebration. which will be held
on July 4, will meet at 1850 O'Clock
tonight at the chamber OF Commerce.
Judge X. T.. Barnes IL IN silver CITY
on mining business. lite viii he away
tor the week.
Senator n, y Mabry 81 Barth &
Mabry departed tins morning for
Santa Re IN legal business.
George 5. Klock. attorney. Is at Ber-
nalillo today on legal business.
Mrs. II r. White OF Gallup, are Wis
iting In the city,
w. II. Gibson, of Topeka, Kan, was
here on business Saturday.
\. u. Hamilton OF Colorado Springs.
Colo, Is in the city.
Arrivals from Loving, y NJ, yes
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Ar.
thur. Mrs. T. G Hill, and Maude Wy
man-Jenkcns.
Miss Alicia Sanchez. OF SOC West
TlJcras avenue. returned Saturday
from Bolen where she has been at
tending tho teachers institute.
Tho Ladies Aid society OF the Lead
Avenue Methodist church Will meet
with Mrs W. " Chrisman, 4l5 North
Eleventh street tomorrow afternoon AZ
. o'clock. All members are urged ~
be- present
William Long son ot Assistant Post,
master W. u Long, Of $40 South
broadway, lett TODAY tor Annapolis
Md, 10 begin training al "a utNa.
academy Young Ions, m his r>tm.
nation for entrance Go the academy
made an exceptionally fine showing
Mrs luD.au Hughes, OF Amarillo
ros, was bon the city Yesterday
Nh. Lows Clusscy. Mrs 4 s krl,
and daughter and Mrs 4 $ Greer
and SON. are among thus" who arrtyc'
here ''srrri,f from Esiaucia
NJ rHd Mrs = = KNAPP OF cuba
apoui Sunday Iu Albuquerque
William \. roN was hero E,st,riu'
from Denver
Iriul rui~auo cot lur u was %
tho ,Iiy YESTERDAY,
Tnuwrs s. Anderson TO-DAY hcgal
sut boz tho district court tor dt,orc,
a, charged his wife. Mrs Ruby I,ca
gan Anderson. with abandonment
o. a. johnson, agent here iur ut
Santa g., who went to california u'
l,,,, of aus,u,", is 100 70 hospital 81
Jos Angeles NIs condition was r'
b ported TODAY o.. u, serious
E E uI,l ul Santa Re w"r 900 tI
,iv TODAY
Margaret uadcuJnr ur uclcu 80
Uro d h,T, today.
M. g. g. S~Uorpl'-e uul Mus
Melton. Df NuuufuIuJir 600 300 Abb.
UH,riu, TODAY
charles orchard Su,tI stat, ,ru
leader. OF the state 'oll'g, Is Iu a
|nuuurrtI. iu attend ihr Muthur
Daughter congress
Mrs N Di,z Mise Grace uIyl ru
Joseph " uiaz arri, od hen, an.
MANNING from A,w trtItuN. La I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
Military Band Will
Furnish Music for
Big Red Cross Dance

Wednesday night q dance will he
given AZ the armory for the benefit
OF the Red Cross The l32rd low
regimertal band. from Camp Cody.
will furnish music. The dance Is ca
pccted 20 bc the most successful OF
the year Tickets are 500 a couple.
the entire proceeds TO go to the Red
Cross chapter The tickets mJy b"
purchased at StrunE's book store.
Mlatson's book store, at the Alydrado
hotel. Grimshaw and ~ the RED
Cross headquarters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
City Makes Payment
on Wilson Judgment

In compliance with an order is
sued by Judge Colin Neblett OF the
federal court city Clerk George II.
Hammond today sent q check FOR
S25u T. Mrs Matilda Wilson, who
has a JUGS; mt for little more than
/ .0OO agai'.s: the city.
Judge Ncblctt directed the city
commissioners TO pay the judgment
IN installments. beginning with 500
on July /. The city paid Mrs VIII
son 500 "A short time ago aud tho
check sent TO her today Will com
plete tho first payment.
Mrs. Wilson sustained injuries
whea a buggy, in which she was rid
ing, ran into n ditch in a street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
No Classihcations
Changed Under New
r. r. Freight Tariff

ErrcIst coEsvsroHorscG 20 YEA hrrAto
Amarillo. Texas. June g. Among
matters that directly affect shippers
in this ;crritor, iu connection with
the new freight Tariffs are the fol-
lowing
There are no changes m classiti.
cation or minimum weights hereto
fore IN force iutraAtate or Interstate
tn" western classification b. gcuer-
lIl, iu Use iu this section
cotton rates viii bc Increased o.
cents 70 hundred pounds both ear
loads and less than carload, iuclud-
Ing linters.
The rate uu wheat. both iutrastJtc
luJ interstate viii be Increased %
per rout. hut 900 uu case shall the
m,reas. exceed D cents pen hundred
pounds ON klffir, milo fcterita,
oats. corn and am grain other than
wheat. also upon seeds subject to
wheat and corn rates, IA" new wheat
rate shall appl,. both mtr1st1tc and
interstate.
Live stock rates a." Increased 81
per cent. but tho iucrcts" viii ~ u,
case cNcccd cents per hundred
pounds where rates are published ~
hundred pounds. or 81, per car ~hcI,
rates are published per car.
Free ur reduced transportation
good ON passenger trains for nttcu
dauts or messengers accompanying
five stock shall cntitl" tho holder u
travel iu dag coaches cor char car
ouly. except upon IN" payment ~ -
ira fare required iu tourist, parl"|
and sleeping cars
Tho increases Will apply 90 iutro
city switching movements. but not q
switching service performed Boo con
upptIgu with "a road haul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
~

that the winter wheat crop In CurrN
and QUAY counties IS prJCticuliv Luru-
eel out. due TO the long drought.
Mrs. Sara Van Week. is visiting
here FROM Bclcn
n. T.. Wcisor aud vii. arrived her,
tins morning from cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, Lewis Clarke mo.
tered over from their ranch IN IN" rs.
tancia valley saturday TO attend IA,
Musicians' union picnic YESTERDAY.
All bonds Of the third liberty loan
paid in fun at time OF appllcatiu:
are ready Tor delivery. state Na,
tiuual Bank.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
Patchin Files Bond
After Being Held for
Grand Jury Action

br I j. littchin suhinlttru b"nd
TO Sheriff rafael Garcia last sat.
urday after Justice OF the Peace "
" Mcclellan held him to await ac-
uou of the grand jury on the charge
uf i~nyolunttIA manslaughtcr The
sheriff approved the bond G. II.
kapplc and a. r. Becman we're the
bondsmcp The Justice ot the peace
required the same bond hat ne asked
before the preliminary hearing
S.. zee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

1880 TO ~ m-Child's welfare
division. pr EVELYN Frisbic
o. on Dinner. Elks club
2 Ca 9 g. m.-Music.
Ndll,ss Mis- liarrt e. Wilson
UUrarN DIVISION
Address HanbI MUis, B'rgmau
ZION charles springer. pfo-idiuE
o. o. uI supper. Elks' club
co. Lecture Do, Martha Van
ll,usslurT
Ralph G. ElN. pl,sidlug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
Rifle Association
Broke All Records
in Shoot Yesterday

rh, Dnko CIl, Rifle association
,cstcrda, brook, an records Of the
season boo the number uf high aver
age s,Htr- Weather conditions were
ideal for shooting aud Andrews made
the highest average" with 1876 out 20 u
possible $50 sutherland followed
close with 1884,
Following trD th, scores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
WOMEN DELINQUENT
IN REGISTRATION AS
ALIENS, SAY POLICE
Period for Reporting at End and
Wives Of Several Registered
Enemy Aliens Have Not APP.
poarcd.

Although tho period Too thr rcgtT-
irttiou of women enemy aliens. iu-
.UyulrE wives of enemy aliens irrc-
su"ot.yo Of their nativity. ended last
saturday. several women known a.
Doe subject To- the chemy alien rcgu
la,iuus had not reported at police
headquarters.
The police. boo chang" OF rcEistra-
tl.u u,rr. mudo this announcement
tua.tv ,tler e careful comparison ~
tlo l.t OF rcgiatrruts wish
t',at q men r"gistrants They dis
covered. tu,y said. that the wives Of
ISL "rul men those ndmss appeared
"u the mao list had not complied
with tn" rcgdlttions.
The police bcncvcd that the women
1~,HGpucnts had no deliberate iutcu-
tIpp ~ failing 10 register. They were
uf tl" opinion idat they had failed
turt"Iy to observe the time limit ana
were o awl,v :i1t the period fiNed
for their registration ended last sat
urday
Sl.i,t adh,'ouC" 10 the letter %
ti,.r instructions. the police said.
would lay tie ocliuGucnts liable to
penalty f,r n,u.rcgistritiou The cN-
trcme penalty Is iut,ramcut Tor he
war The polite So, disposed, how
over. no. 90 lc st"ol, believing that
tho d@rlinqucuts' noncompliance was
Jrnt-nuuuul rh,, and they would
register thoEr who appeared within
70 reasonable uwc
lYu p.,r, than went, UDnpu had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
Nearly Two Hundred Women
Already Registered This Noon
Every Delegate Is Accompanied
by Her Daughter.
SPEAKERS OF NATIONAL
REPUTATION TO TALK
Food Administration and State
College viii Demonstrate AG.
vanced Methods Of Preparing
War time Food.

TU, -Uumauuuod OF Sew McNi,o
|uHlIlN answered the psll of patriot
ISM lNis morniug answered in mum
borl THAT surpassed the highest ca
u,,ttuuus
N,trll two hundred mother auu
GauHntcrs assembled m Albuquerque
fn o., INST. U,t'l n efficient means ui
better S'.NIul their country m keep
IuE Humo fires burning
I... bIur, ot martial music from
th, '.arl Iowa rcgcmcntal band
sounded anut, 3ll other sounds Boo the
'tH this murrIua .uH added solom-
mit fp lnr uocas.ou
Tu uc ,.I.t tr number. lHU women
aud their daughters registered at the
afulury thus morning and were served
with un,h Dos tho food administration
TIN, entire morning session OF the
congress wts devoted 90 the r"gistra-
tiuu uf the yis.tiuE delegates Booths
"ul ,NhIhiuuus OF tUr food admins
trIiIuu were completed this morn.
iui The world ,Iuuoi live halt
sia', half tree" and other signs I'M
vludtug Wal Saving stamps aud food
conservation were iu evidence 300 the
r'd whit, aud hluo decorations tu
'"'
''N| - Lexington delivered ih' adj
"' N'''"'.' 'n'' "'~',lh"o"' 90"
N''', '"'p' I+N ''P"'N
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fIu, l. ir,.,
T., r.II,,,.u. r ,.,t ,f ur rod.
i..'ui.. Hddrpss
... .,-,...,.,. a.. ,lr,.,r ~, GA,
n.. ...I ..'...,f Tu, rrr~r,.rptafion
go .u.u m.,r.us F.. a testimonial of
'u, .nI,u.tJ .pr.t of iUr American
p,,I.. rI,i fI., uu, 30 iuo war 10 q
tu W..u ".l,lu.It of YOU people
a., H.|ra auI g.ta 600 spcud your
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

Leon Stinson. ~ years Old, died at
g 30 O'clock TN. morning az his home
In the highlands. Ito was a radi"
operator iu the United states navy
Iiis father and sister were az his bed
side when death came Strong lirus
viii send tho body 10 Asher, okla,
uuIru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
AIOIlTUAIlY.
Miss Myrtle ThoInns

Miss Myrtle Thomas died al 1880
O'clock last night az her apartment
ln the highlands Her home Was AZ
Atlanta. TcNts Tie funeral Will he
held there strong Bros viii ,cnd
the body tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

the Peace Polica rpto sanchez of thC
Barclas precinct Tho body WIS taken
To- Struu Brothers uudcrtuklrg
IUumh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

after tho average man strikes u
rich IL hccug him busy tryiuE to Tor
get old acquaintance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24

Thorr are many kinds 81 foolish,
ness. bu, the meancs; hind is selfish
ness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-24
Twice Testimony
N]buuucrquc People M Doing MI
They Tan for Fellow sufferers,


Albuquerque testimony har been
published tu prove ih, merit at
Duan's kidney Tills 'u others I'M Al
huqu"rquc who suffer from bad backs
and kidney Ills lost sufferer
doubt this evidence of merit, We PRO
uuco continued proof statements
from NluuUuoryu' people VIVA again
cndurs' butu.s kidney uillH-o con
firm tlcir turnIry testimony Here,
1u Albuquerque case
Mn. g. T%ourucllr. iHI S Broad
WlN .IFs "Nhuut tht"r wears ago
took Doans kidney pms and they
ur'd uc ui pains iu m, back. /,
iroublr With which had suffered
Tor e good many wears va also
relieved uf rheumatic pains and !
haven't been bothered with that
complaint near as much since "
statement given January 300. lsuil
NJ Trouble Since.
ON May D.. lHlt Mrs IuUrucil'
Said 90 stil have much praise tot
bulu's Kidney Illi- and gladly re-,
ummcud them again have had ID,
return of Sidney trouble
price pUD. 40 al dealers buu
simpl, tsh tor s sidney remedy g'I
Dusu's kidney lllls the SAM, tha'
Mrs. ourn,ilr had Foster MilhurI
&c., Mfgrs buffalo y Y
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09

flowers, each dressing to repre-
sent some particular bloom.
Each gentleman will be present
ed with a boutonniere, and flow.
ers will be used literally for
decorative purposes Miss Ami
ia Grimm will be the Flower
Queen for the event.
Gentlemen will be charged an
admission fee of 81, but the
ladies will be admitted free,
and the refreshments will be
free. The bale will be held in
the Nogales High School audito
rum.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
Ladies to Be There


All the ladies in Nogales have
signified an intention of at
tending in full force the recep-
tions and balls at the Santa
Cruz Club, next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, in honor
of the enlisted men Of the 35th
Infantry. They desire, with
one acrord, to show by their
presence the high regard which
the gallant regiment is held by
the people of Nogales.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09

Noticias llegadas nuestra
mesa de redaccion nos hacen
hacer que. un grupo de distin-
guidos jovenes de la localidad
tiene en- proyecto organizar un
suntuoso BALE ROSA para
celebrar dignamente la indie
pendencia Nacional de Mexico
que sera ell proximo dia 16 de
Septiembre proXimo, entravista
do por nuestro reporter ell Ca
ballero Senior Alfonso Casasolo
nos informo que en- efecto Sc
tiene pensado y que ell tomara
en- union de varios amigos la in
iviativa fin de lograr Sc lleve
a cado la referida fiesta con to-
do ell explendor possible dado Ell
motive que 10 origina asi mlsmo
indico que veria con todo gUsto
que ese dia Sc congregaran en-
la fiesta todo los Mexicanos no
importa Ell credo politico que
tuvieran Sc trata re honrar a la
Patria. - -
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
THE PARADE
AND REVIEW
The Gallant ThirtY-Hffh
Regiment Of infantry
u. 9. A., Receive the
Piaudits Of Their Ad-
miring Follow Citizens

Yesterday was an ideal day
for the deferred parade and re-
view of the 35th Infantry. The
sky was clear, the air was tenn
pered by the recent storms,
was mild and balmy, the streets
were free from dust or mud and
all conditions were pleasant. The
streets and stores were decorat-
ed appropriately, and all bust
ness houses were closed.
Promptly at the hour set
3 o'clock-the column marched
out from Camp Stephen D. Lit
tie, and swung into Grand Ave
hue, Col. Frier at the head. The
line of march was as had been
published. The column moved
up Grand Avenue to the Banks
bridge, crossed over to Morley
Avenue, following that thor
oughfare to Park Street, thence
to Grand Avenue, and down
that street to the camp.
At the Town Hall Col. Frier
and his aide dismounted and
took station in the reviewing
stand (the marquise over the
main door Of the building), and
owed the passing column.
In the reviewing stand with the
colonel were Hon. James A
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09

Harrison, Mayor of Nogales /;
former Mayor H. M. Clagett,
Councilman Writ G. Bowman,
Judge w. A. O'Connor of the
Superior Bench; Collector Chas.
E. Hardy; U. S. Consul E. w.
Lawton; Col. Allen T. Bird,
Chairman of the comittee of ar
rangements.
The eight companies of the
35th 1T Nogales turned out in
their tull strength, some 1000
men. They were in light march
ing order, and they marched
quickly and smartly to the mu-
sic of their superb band. AS
they passed along the streets
they were the recipients of
great applause from the crowds
lining the sidewalks, while a
long line of automobiles park
ed in the great square in front
of the 1..wn Hall greeted then.
with a eon' erted sounding Of
klaXons and ..!tl auto il1 is.
The appearr,ce of the mell, an'
their soldieryl bearing, togeth-
er with the perfect cadence of
their marching and correct
alignment attracted great at
tention, and told that their Of
ficers have made good in put
ting the regiment up to stand
ard equal 10 the best traditions
of the American army.
The police force, with the aid
of some. Of the Sheriff's force
Of deputies, cleared the streets
along the line Of march of au-
tomon;les and vehicles, and the
large crowds that assembled
were kept to the sidewalks,
giving angle space in the street
for the parade.
It was an occasion that will
be remembered long in Nogales.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09

A ROSE DANCE
To be Given in COmmemoratiOn
of the Coming of Mexican
independence.

The Oasis is informed that a
group of prominent young gen.
tlemen of this locality have pro.
jected arrangement of a sump-
tuous dance Ga "Rose Dance")
to be given in commemoration
OF the coming anniversary of
Mexican independence. Inter-
viewed by a reporter Mr.. Alton
so Casasola. conveyed the infor-
nation that,in conjunction with
several of his friends, he will
assume the initiative so as to
carry the idea, and that the
festival will be invested with
the highest splendor. The gen
tie man stated further that he
will see with great pleasure
that all Mexicans whatever
their views upon the politics of
Mexico, are made welcome in
participation in this projected
festivity to be given in honor
of their country.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09

EAST ALTON, ILL, Aug Sire originating lroh Ie CA
son of trench mortar shell at the plant of the Western Gar
tdoa Co TODAY DESTROYED buildings blew two powder
exploded of Shells and caused damage reach
ing $2OO,O00
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
A Grand Floral Ball.

Unusual preparations are be-
ing made to ensure that the
Grand Floral Ball, to be given
by the Fraternal Union on Aug.
II for the benefit of the Red
Cross, shall be one of the most
elaborate affairs of that charac
ter yet given in Nogales.
A large order for flowers has
been placed with a Los Angeles
florist, and flowers will be used
in profusion. Also, the ladies
will be attired to represent
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
A Fine Body Of Men

After seeing the parade OF
the 35th Infantry yesterday
one has a better idea of what a
body of men looks like when the
telegraph tells of between 1900
and 1000 of the enemy being
captured by the Americans Oh
the front. However, no one
thinks for a moment they are or
could be as fine appearing and
intelligent lot as was seen i'll
yesterdays parade.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
Cut aGash Ten. Miles Deep on German
Front--Hundreds Of Guns and Thous-
ands of Prisoners Taken--So-ca||ed
]. German. Paris Front Being EIimi-
. nated--DrWiee Still in Full Swing

BY CABLE EDITOR UNIVERSAL SERVICE, Aug. 8.--A
cash than ten miles deep has already been the
Picardy 'front.' east of Anens by the often
ave begun at dawn Thursday front twenty miles between
Braches the Avre Morancourt 3 southwest
Albert The drive is still in full swing.
Early yesterday evening Bonar Law able to
that upwards of guns prisoners
aad been taken.
Haig chief in comand of the offensive estimate be-
yond saying several Thousand prisoners many guns taken
ag bulletin shows the British center penetrated far Fra
mervie nearly m, of Vers-Bretonneux. When the
drive began the Br line passed within less than mile east of
the latter town which 9 miles east of Amiens An arrowhead
British wedge points straight ST. Quentin from which region
the pivot Of both the Campegne fronts
Meanwhile the French the British left made important
headway along between the Luce and Ave rivers crossing
latter Their advance threatens the outank of Monddr
e pivot of both the German Campegne fronts
On large retirement between Noyon and
ondder appears inevitable and simultaneously Ludendor must
his army from asde the Disc The first day Of the
new allied the chief object for which it launch
ed elimination of what remains of the German Paris 'front.'
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
REPORTS OF THE BIG DRIVE REACHING LONDON

LONDON Aug saNo accurate estimate is yet available
to the number prisoners and guns captured by but it is
that prisoners and have been
taken" says tonights report from Haig.
French troops crossed the Avre the statement says anh
the attack was launched front of than 20 miles, from
Breaches Avre Morncou The assembly OF the allies
the attack" says Hags bulletin was completely unnoticed
by the enemy and was at night time"
genefane reached by the allies at the time Halgs re-
Dort was issued ran from Pesser through Rozane Beau
court Catax Framervie and Chiy to "a. west Of Marian
court The French attacking forces under command OF Gen.
Debency and the British under Gen. Rawlnson
LONDON Aug 8-Seven thousand prisoners and upwards
guns already been captured in the allied Pardy
drive Bonar Law of the Exchequer announced In the
House of Commons today all points set the allies object
ives were obtained
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
Sugar For Cakes


lha.a ladies' 1T Nes'Ies
(about two scere) who have un-
dertaken to bake cakes for the
entertainments to be given en-
listed men next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, will be
supplied with all the sugar
needed by the committee of ar
rangements. Call on Mr.. Bris-
tol, secretary of the Chamber
of Commerce.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
Political Mention.

Contemplating that bale OF
candidates nomination papers
filed with the county clerk,
one naturally concludes that
Sheriff Earhart is not the only
one who has got to eat"
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
HUNS CHARGE YANKEES FIERCELY
Americans Tenacious|y Hold CAPTURED
Ground While Their Engineers
Build Bridges =.

WITH AMERICANS ON VESLE Aug. 8-The American
the no bank of the Vese in the northern outskirts of
along the SCISSORS RHEIMS high road whsood four
assaults yesterday afternoon and during the night The
attacks launched with extreme vgo American
ngneers dragging babed wire entanglemente of the
river and completing the bridges
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
"GET MEN TO FRANCE WITH GUNS
=
New Draft Rule Strios the Caoital OF
CIerks--OnIy Women and Cripoles
Employed

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.-Appicaton of the "work or
FIGHT rule in connection with the draft expected to
strip Washington of clerks Only women and c11ppes VIII
he employed Future draft will be based the principle
"get men to France with guns"
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
THE NEWS REACHES BERLIN.

BERLIN via LONDON, Aug. Sin an attack by the Eng
b between the the Avre the enemy forced his way
into our positions says tonights office statement
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
A Farewell Party

Yesterday evening the large
and elegant residence of Mr.
Eduardo Camou, at the corner
of Arroyo Boulevard and Wal
nut Street, was the scene of one
of the most attractive social
funrtions known in the history
of Nogales, given by Misses Ca
mou in honor of the younger
set of officers of the 35th In
fantry, preceding their antici-
pated departure.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-08-09
FIGHTING The HUNS IN EAST RUSSIA
Allies Hold 'ArchangeI and Drive Enemy
Back, CAPTURING Much war Material

LONDON, Aug 8.-There is once more an allied eastern
'front.' The British office late today issued official state
ent of the fighting which followed the landing of allied detach
,nts at Archange he opposing force supported b
oan was driven back 70 miles south of Archange which
t is firmly held by the allies Much German material
was captured.