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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
AGED WOMAN is MURDERED
RodF lnHud In Noou< Snu,,- y,c,tm
Nas shot and Brutality
Uratcn
nv Associated Press

IAi.LAbEGA. Ala. February -
BODY Of white woman found in a
pine ,hiche;, about one mile from Tai.
!adcEa Thursday o. Two negro hunters
was identified to-day a SHAT of Mrs
Moilie Woods, siSty-fvc. OF Iioweus
cove. Mrs. Woods Was last seen Jan
nary 10. on her way 10 Ironton.
The body bears marks of the roule<.
murder. ono OF tho jswboncs was living
some distance from the body. Several
myers had apparently been shot from
the right hand Blood on the limbs
and knees indicated that some .ho,
nad struck that part OF the body. Scat
tered hair and bloodstains ahou; TWEEN
,%-hve feet away led 10 the belief that
Sae had hccn beaten and shot a, that
point and the body dragged near a
tree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
FIRE AT BLUE RIDGE SCHOOL
MHin building Destroyed with Los. Of
S.o,0O''-Snow Saves Dormitories
From EIamrs.
Especial 70 The i'imes-DlspatchI

Especial 10 The Times DlspatchI
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
1.-The main building Of the Blue
Ridge Industrial School, located in
Eacon's Hollow. n tn" foothills Of
The Elue Ridge Mountains. Twenty-Five
miles nntthcaS. or Charlottesville. was
total" destroyed by fro. together with
it, contents. At an carly hour tnss
morning. Tho building. a ;hrec DRY
structure. contained an assembly hall.
five large ciassroofns and library. Tho
loss. about S2o,oeO, is partially COW
cred by Insurance. That tho hoys' and
girls dn-rri,ortes were saved IS due 10
fact that snow covered tho roofs of
those bindings, Tho school WAS found
ed ny tho Archdeacoarv Of the Blue
E;dSn. under Ecv. Frederick ". Nevc.
and is supported ny contributions OF
friends In ihc Diocese "t Virginia and
"a rhilade ,?hi.. %"w York aud Boston.
- gupcrii,;cndeut, Eov. George l..
MAYO. Is now II New YORK. CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Written YOUR
DARK SKIN
Have Soft, Fair, Clear, Bright
Skin, Free From PimpieS,
BlackheadS, Risings,
Bumps, Wrinkles, Tan.
Apply Black and White Ointment.
Only Csc, by Mail,

Just try Black and White Ointment
(tor white or colored folks). Apply
as directed on package, to face, neck.
arms or hands. 1t is very pleasant to
the skin and has the effect OF bleach
ing dark, sallow or blotchy skin.
cleaning the skin OF risings, bumps.
pimples. wrinkles. blackheads. tan or
frecklcs--giving you a clear, soft.
bright. smooth. light complexion
making YOU the envy OF everybody.
Black and White Ointment really
heals face ruptions and does not cover
them up IKE powder. Sold on IA
money-back guarantee. only csc
(stamps or coin) sent by mail
FREE
II you send S for four boxes OF
Black and White Ointment, a csc
cake OF Black and White Soap in
cluded free. Agents make an easy
living representing us. Apply for
territory and special deal. Address
Plough Chemical Co.. Dept. So, Mem
phis. Tenn. Write now--to.day-
while you think about II. Black and
White may be obtained at most drug
stores.---Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Retail VI arkets
M UGH Unsettled
FrcisE Congestion Cuts Meat
Supply Short---Crain Stuff
Scacc---!Horc Eggs Coming.

I'll: se:al market continues unset
ted. SUPPLIES uncertain and variable.
ana prices under3 oiu. constant changes
atl 90 account ~ tho weather and
~" d"raneed condition Of frcjshts and
trhnspprta lion.
IN" meat men &c to got enough
h''l. poTE. cite. 10 meet til. lcsScncd
lciHarG. but mo: lave a hard time
ooih. IL Prices haze not been marked
~ for ton days and the dealers say
th"N probably VII! not 10 for some
Time - come. although In. supply VIII
n'G"esArl% he limited until there Is 4
'NNor"bi" chang" IL tho weather, The
hsh market ia wcll supplied Poultry
Is 'thrd I" get b"Causc oi difficulties OF
,hippihr ieEs ar" IN better supply.
bur BY 80 means plentiful. TIL. price
FOR fresh country cSES stIli hangs
around - ccutg pcr dozen. Country
butter Is more plentiful and thn price
sonc" ma, lower An vegetables are
scarce. there beng very little green
str" on tho market.
Tho quotations below VIII rule to-
ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Change FOR
THE BETTER
And Pains in Sides Relieved. By
Use OF Cardui, the Woman's
Tonic, Says Texas Lady.

Kemp. TeSas.-Mrs. Minnie Cheek.
of this town, writes: Il suffered
with pains in my sides and
couldn't stand on my feet. at times.
Couldn't do my work, only what had
to be done. | had a physician and
he gave me medicine. tho il didn't
do me any good. and he advised an
operation. ! had read in the Ladies'
Birthday Almanac Of Cardui. SO I
decided to try it. When had taken
one bottle felt the change for bet
ter. took or 10 bottles and have
been we'll ever since.
recommend Cardui to all suffer
ing women. When my husband told
DR.. --. our family physician, | was
taking Cardui. he said ii was good
tonic for ME. will never cease
praising it. 1t built up my system
and strengthened me more than
anything ] ever done"
Cardui is purely vegetable tonic
medicine. composed Of ingredients
which have been recognized by medi-
cal writer's for many years, as of
value in the treatment of ailments
peculiar to women, and thousands OF
voluntary letters similar to the above
are received every year. from women
users OF Cardui. who have actually
proven this to be true
II you are weak and rundown
from womanly troubles. try Cardui.
the woman's tonic. All druggists.-
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
DIG STONE GAP HAS
WORST FLOOD SINCE 1910
fsnccial to The Tim,s.piana,ch.1

Especial o The Time $ Dispatch.
BIG STONE CAT. February l.--As
the result OF nc continual dounpour Of
rain Sunday night and the mcltin :
snow on tho ground Big stone Gap and
surrounding section experienced tho
most darnaSin food In its history. Re
ports from parts OF Wise County say
that many bridges and culvcrts we're
washed away. and that tho damage 10
pike roads vii! reach $4,000 cd SGT
tiers claim this was tho larrns; GOOD
IN this section since 1870. when all the
low land IN plat three OF the town was
submerged. No loss nj life has been
reported hut II is learned tina; towns
north OF here were greatly damaged.
and tho ou,put or Goa! at tho different
mines VIII hc delayed for several days.
All traffic on tho Louisville and Nash
Vile and Southern Railroads was At a
s'andstill for thirty-siS hours. and tcle-
phone and telegraph wires were down
in all directions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
B<rrN'-(,raNrs.

iSpec!A! TO Thf Times I)ispatCh.l
Cha RLOT ESNlLLE, VA. February
John Y. Perry, superintendent: az
IN: Danville gas works, ard Miss r.s-
t"l.e Graves, daughter of the late Tr
seldom Graves. were married last night
1T IN" lom" OF y. w. Pnn,iet;. uea-
tat!ysvi;le. this county, tie ceremony
being performed hv Or. Harry =. Lee
rector OF Christ Episcopal chlr,h. This
"iV. TIE bride was given away b.
nfr bfother. carter Graves L. - Ire.
william Of Shic city, was hes: ran
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry left immediately
after the ceremony for Northern
trip. They viii reside In Danrille.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Coolest rivc Months on Record.

IHF"''tt! TT 7 TT TTT7tS- DIspa IcII. 7
CIIARJoTTESNILI VA. February
I Professor :. y. Mitchell PHI D. di-
rector Of the Leandcr Mccormick OBJ
scrvatorv at the University Of Virginia
states that the last five months-Scp-
,cmbcr. October. November. December
and January-havc been the coolest On
pcricnccd here since there has been a
record kept Al tho observatory. The
record hogan in 1899. According to Or.
Mitchell. tho mercury fcll below frecz-
ing on thirty of the thirty-one DAYS
in January. and the total snowfall for
the month was twerty-cight inches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

posed bill. which was to the effect tina:
as the emergency or necessity arises. a
school for attendants shall be cstab-
!:shed only with tho sanction OF tho
board OF directors and examiners OF the
Graduate Nurses Association. aud one
member of tho state Board OF Health.
The graduates OF tho school shall be
gwen licenses to nurse for ouc year
only. TO be annually renewed" The bill
asks for four years trial only Of the
plan to prove it's worth.
There was reception at the wo-
mans Club last nigh; given by the
graduate nurses o! Richmond to the
visitors 10 the convention.
which was largely attended and a most
delightful affair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
UDLSTEIN CtI'rIE BRTr.DER>
E ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION
I special Ia Tho Timcs-Dispatch.l

!
tC'HARLOTTESEIt.L VA. February
1.---At q meeting this morning OF To-
cal cattlcmcn tho Albcmarlc IIolStein
Breeders Association WAS formed. with
the following officers: George Carr.
president: s. s. Tcel. vice president: Z.
Nelson Ecck. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT i. l..
wincfield Jr. and John :. Morris were
chosen members Of the executive com
nllttcc. The plans OF tho association
call for sale OF pure bred live stock
in this county in the fall. Following
the meeting w. :. CamDhcld. OF Staun-
Ton. spoke on Pure Bred Live Stock
Associations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Bristol Engineer WIN Assist Goeth,i..

TSrecIal 10 The Times Dispat oh.
BRISTOL, TENN. February daniel
Il. Wentz. the well-known coal mag
late. who is the head OF extensive
coal and coke operations III Wise and
Lee Counties. Va is being heartily con
graduated by prominent men in this
section upon his appointment As chief
u fuel aud forage in the Office of Quar-
tcrnIaster George w. Coethals. Mr..
Wcntz viii. il is said. supervise the
purchase Of vast supplies for the army
during the war. His home is in Phil
"delphia. but much of his time is spent
III the Virginia mountains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
CONCERT AND DANCE
knights Of Columbus Hold Entertain
mcnt Tonight nt the Grays'
.Armory.

The knights OF Columbus will hold
an Informal concert and dance AT the
Grays Ar!nory tonight. The inter
missions VIII he cnivrned by solos
sung by j. Il. Dr.sco!i. tho director of
singing ~ Camp Lee. while the much
in-dcmand Aero squad Jazz Band vii,
r!ay the dance music. The proceeds ar.
;or the knights OF Columbus war fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
rnn-raI or Dublin Wreck Victim.


bristol, VA. February 1.-The
body of Joan II. Smith. veteran pas
senEcr engineer OF tho Norfolk and
Western Railway. who mot his death
IN h"ad-on collision at Dublin. Va.
Wcdnc SdaJ ). night. was buried here to-
day. with e large numhc. Of train
men in attendance. Mr.. Smith had
served thirty years in a iocon otivc.
and was regarded as ono Of tho most
trustworthy men IN the employ Of tho
road. Ills Wife and two s-own-up
sons survive him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
BRISTOL. VA. February l.--Good
progress IS being made in repairing the
damage done TO railroads in this section
by high water. Fifteen bridges had
10 be repaired. while il was necessary
To reconstruct nearly 1000 feet OF
track in the natural tunnel in Scott
County, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
WnMEN'S MEETINGS.

Tho meeting "f tho Eichn"nd Chan.
ter United Daughters Of the Coufed-
cracy, which was 10 have taken place
AT II o'clock Monday. WIS postponoG
until this morning A. the same hour
1T Loo Camp Hall. Matters Of much
Importance viii l." discus sc.l. "ld the
annual election Of officers viii iaHa
tlace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Soldier Dies of Shot M.nuna

CHARLESTON. :. G.. February l.
Lieutenant Ernest +. McWhirter. coast
artillery service. died tonight in the
army hospital at Fort Moultrie as 4
result Q! wound inflicted hy the ac-
cidcntai discharge ~ a pistol. lie was
cleaning the weapon. il was said. a,
the post exchange when il discharged
Lieutenant McWhrter'S home was al,
Joneshoro : C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
Illncfs-IsIack.
Special 10 rhc Timea-pispatch !

ISDtclaT 20 TIC Tlmea- Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
l.-Jcsse III. Black ana Miss Eula p.
black. Of near Palmyra, Fluvanna
County, were married al 3 o'clock this
afternoon at the parsonage of tn. First
Methodist Church. this city, tho Few.
James L. Jollff. -. D., officiating The
BRIDE is the daughter OF Afr. and Mrs.
w. l.. Black, of Fluranna County,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
GRIND Jury Meets uo,d

The t!ustinSs Court will convene on
Monda% morninS AZ 10 O'clock for IFS
regular February term. The grand
Jury VIII meet AT the same hor-. with
h"nn'r ~ cases before it for con
SHERATON Among the cases before tho
jury AT this term is ;ha. o. DR. I.on,na,
j. Johnson. WHO =. charged Wit .nois.
ouinc his Wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
THE BOY SCOUTS
In Richmond and Virginia

Our next meeting. February : vii!
lie the anniversary of tho Scouts eighth
birthday. In last weeks ."Wcckiy.
Scout" the whole program WAS pub
i!shod Attention is again .caIled 70
the anniversary troop meetim: on Fra
cav night. at which time every Scout
VIII repeat the Scout law and oath.
Other important points arc tho Master
Good Turn. scouts Attending Church.
and the "DlStric, Rally" Friday. Feb
ruary 10. particulars of which will be
furnished YOU by your deputy commits
sioner-J. +. Walford southeastern:
". NJ. Buchroeder. central and Fairfax
=. Jones. western Mr.. Heinrich
western deputy comm!ssloacr-clec;. has
resigned in order TO organize q ue"
-roop. MIR. Jones has consented to
serve in his old capacity.
This IS tho day on which ali monthly
troop reports should reach the Scout
Office. Several troops are getting inter
cs'ed IN tho Berry trophy.
In next weeks bulletin riil b pub
iiShcd tn" standing of the troops as
regards tho sale Of War Savings
stamps. TURN in your report for Jan
narr 'mm"d ,atcir and watch the 'h;=
bulletin board At headquarters
"ioosi America" individual Scout 70
ports should he returned - the loca
'hccUt!y. ifnmcf ateiv. These rrport.
VII bc returned 20 the national head
quarters. and by them sent - the
United states government.
scout Once Closed Mondays
The Scou, Office win 10 open every
other day during The week from a. NJ
10 l.. NJ. as usual. Owing TO the
MANI committee" meetings and bus
mess which neceSsitates tho executives
absence from The Office. all scout OIL
Gals and Scouts arc requested to phone
IN" Office If they wish "a conference
personally with him. This may avoid
disappoin,mcnts and loss OF time H..
- ever willing TO sec any Scou, or
scout official, and IL tho matter Is
urgent his home phone is Boulevard
i5c-J.. dar and night.
Three Requests for Scout service
during the past week werc cancclc,,
IN account of tho condition OF tho
streets. on Wednesday, a call was
sent ont from local hoaduartcrs for tho
scouts 20 assist tho War Savings S:amp
committee boost their bis meeting
scheduled for Thursday night iii tho
interest OF thrift and tho government.
fSr INC sane reason, Tia" hi. messing
tor Thursday night was called of. at
which tim" tho Scouts would have
UShercd and Thomas Pinckncy woul,,
nav" made ono OF the famous add-css.
which brought the Scouts so much
h"n"r during tho Christmas hol;Ga ~
Governor l;!cct Davis's inaugural u.
radc was likeu.!s" called or IN.
IN" Governor. through Major Clarence
Wyatt. CONVEYS HI. appreciation Ia The
BOY Scouts for their Willingness "a
assist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-02
University Professor sIonored.
/ Special 10 The Times-Dispatch. !

HARLOTTESNILLE VA. February
DIR. Lindsay Rogers, professor OF
government at the University OF Nir-
tlinia. and author OF the much pra iscd
war book. "America's Case Against
Germany" was elected member OF
the executive committee of the Amer
lean Political Science Association at
tho annual meeting OF the association,
held recently in Philadelphia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-16

/O will find all the usual saturday evening features and
7 number Of others that will command your interest and
approval One of these short story by CHARLES H.
VAN LOAN whose merit writer of clever fiction needs
promotion from
Another, and every who loves the hills and the
woods and sight of big will appreciate, The article by
j. LlGON field Inspector of the Biological Survey New Mex
leo n "PREDATORY ANIMALS IN NEW MEXICO AND
THEIR CONTROL" II illustrated with splendid photographs
of bears mountain lions wolves, coyotes,
GILBERT COSlLCI has written a review of the past
week military developments in France, discussion OF all the
essential information in the week that will help you
understanding of what the Great Foch and his
forces doing remarkably clear and comprehensive map
will be shown
OF particular interest 10 the parents and the boys and girls
Albuquerque will be the page by EDWARD BATTLES telling
plans for the coming year the public schools of Albuquerque
School opens about weeks and the facts Mr. Battles has
prepared of value
The society carries fashion feature
that feel Albuquerque will like and with IT,
ua all the social of Albuquerque and special articles deal
ing with health with beauty culture with wartime household
economics.
And be 10 look or the Directory conteat Hundreds
Herald readers replied last week Five of them real
In the tomorrow prize OF - to the winner os the
first prize Look it up and go after it,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-16
V|LLISTA SHOT IN
CHIHUAHUA CITY AS
WRECK ACCOMPL|CE

IN Pnso. TcNas. Aug. 10. Arrested
as a villa spy. Jesus Prgdo WAS tried
by court martmI and executed in the
ponitent,ary plasa i'm Chihuehua Civ
YESTERDAY morning prado was churgod
with having furnished the dynamite
which Vua and Martin Lopez used To-
blow M trains at ConsucIo ana Bn,h-
imha Pass SATURDAY and SUNDAY.
JIc copfrssed HIs guilt at the scene
of tho public c,,runon I'm tho train
wreck saturda, General Juliann Co
tc,o and his mother wero Killed. to-
petbor with ia rpphcw of President
Cnrranzp and O.. ether passenger and
train ptnrds
The arrest of rado foliowed an in-
vostivation al r.mors that tbe dynp.
mite yns ,is,d fa yrock botb Tho pas-
seuqer aud trn.p rains. Tho shin.
mon, ,vns t,n,,l ffom a ator. tn thi-
buabuo 81, to . lause whore Prado
,vns li,tr,, 9rt I.s arrest folloNcd a
military trib,ryl which was nnmc-
dintoIy nssomnIel "Wednesday and his
dcn,h scn,.n,, imposcd.
ono nd tb, rb.guahua rttv p,pors
nuiIishcd am r>trl edition pi,tns tho
rind,ng ~ trr .u.rt and announclnp
I'm, ne c,c,,itIon would bo nublic A
iar,,o c,o.,d .tt.rf.d pr'do,s CON.
rossior y,s ..,f to hnyc hc,n mad,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-16
YANK MAKES HUN
BALLOON|ST TAKE
PARACHUTE DROP

with the American Army In France.
Thursday, Aug. l5.-.During the aerial
fighting ON Wednesday which was the
busiest day American avlators have
experienced in some time. an Amer
lean airman attacked n German bal
loon. His gun iammcd when he tried
to fire inceudiary bullets. but he was
able To- fire fifty of the other kind.
The German aeronaut then jumped
with his parachute.
An enemy airplune attacked an
American balloon but was driven of
hy fire from the ground without fore
ing the balloonist 10 jump
Confirmation has been received of
the victory of Lieutenant Edgar ..
Tubin of san Antonio. Tex, la the
air combat on Augustlo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-16

Allied pressure has hCon effective
Is renewed against tke German line
In the region of R0ye. on the Picardy
battle front The enemy ~ chnging
determincdiy TO this town AK bull
work OF the positions he took UP az
ter being driven back from the
Amieus region. Both the French ana
the British however are making hts
prolonged tenancy of this place
doubtfIl
LONDON last night reported tho
British lines advanced northwest OF
Ioyc near Damery and ParVillera,
while Paris reports "a forward move
mont on the part oi the French,
west and southwest of Royc. ON a
front of about 2la miles
Roye is fj,st becoming the apoN of
salient which viii soon invite n
crushing allied stroke if the Franco
British pressure can bc effectively
maintained
Apparently the enemy has compiet-
od his withdrawal In the sector north
Of Albert However u rs not yet
clear how far the Germans have re-
tired Tho enemy stll holds Albert,
but tho British are in the western
outskirts.
Tho French have gained additional
high ground west OF the Oiss ans
northwest of ltibccourt. The Ger
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-16

Paris Aug. l6.-The total of German losses
from the beginning of the to the end of July,
1918 understood to be 10000 900 according to
the morning newspapers.
The figures include 100000 killed up to the
beginning of the German offensive last March.
From March II to June | the Germans are said
to have lost 0000 killed alone.
Roye is held in viselke grip by the French
Stubborn resistance by the Germans is being crush
ed. The French slowly encircling the towr. The
French advance at Villes-Les-Roye makes the fall
Of Roye inevitable, it is believed by military men.
Possession of the town by French troops would
make necessary rectihcation of the German lines
and retreat to the Nese-Noyon would be probable
The Germans clinging desperately to a range
of hills east of Ribecourt They are also stubbornly
defending the Lassgny Disc canal the loss of which
would mean the evacuation of NoYon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-16
Tucson Carmen
Are on Strike

Tucson, Ariz., Aug 10 All street
car lines and automobile husses op-
Grated by the Tucson Rapid Transit
company were tied up today whom
employees struck after demand for "a
7-ccnt flat increase per hour had been
refused,
Prospects for assumption of traffic
Is slight as labor Is scarce and the
company maintains that IL can not
pay the Increase ~ II Is already In
financial difficulties. An application
for q 7.ccnt fare viii hc heard 10y the
Ari2unn corporation commission here
Monday The company Is owned 10y
the Federal Light and Power COM
pany Of Sew York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-16
WCE-ROY Of INDIA.
SHOWS CONFIDENCE
IN ORIENTAL POET
Lord Chelmsford Writes Letter of
Sympathy to Sir Rabindranath
Tagore, Mentioned in Revolt
Plot.

New York. Aug. lG Sin lsabln-
dranath Tagore. the Beugalrse poet
alleged 60 have been concerned In the
plot To fomcnt revolution against
the British government in india mas
cabled his publishers here q letter Ga
confidence aud sympathy which ne
SAYS he received from Lord Cheims
tord. viccroy ana governor general OF
India The letter. dated Sima, Juno
-. signed 10y the Nceroys private
secretary reads.
The yiceroy desires to express
sympathy with YOU on finding your
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-16
$4,000 WOMEN TO Be
NEEDED AS NURSES IN
ARMY BY NEXT JULY |

Washington, Aug 6Fy thousand women will be needed by
the the sick and wounded of the
American army Surgeon General Gorga stated today announcing
with husbands fighting in France would be accepted
hospital assistants
The majority of the 10000 be trained
available service To supplement the supply of
graduate army medical department has established the
nursing which physically 81 between
81 aud % will be trained and abroad the need arises
Fully b used hospital assistants student
in the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-16
CattIen1en Can
Get Help From
Reserve Banks

Washington. Aug. i6.--liNcstock
raiscrs who need loans which can not
be obtained diroctlS from banks were
asked today by TIE war finance COZ
poration to apply 20 the federal re-
serve banks OF Kansas city and Dallas.
which have been designated agents of
the corporation FOR dispensing govern
ment loans. stock raisers OF the
southwon are to apply at Dallas.