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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-01
Call The Inteliigencer
When You Receive
Telegram From France

undcr ,hc ruling Of the var
department. there VIII no io0Gcr
be ISSUED from Was lngtoh lists
giving the addresses Of dead and
wounded among the boys IN
Franc The department will.
however. continue TO telegraph
relatives OF the tate OF thetr KIN.
drcd.
When you reccIrc SUCH d mes
sage from me war department.,
please tcIcphe1c the Wheeling
lnteti,g'nccr. as. either phone.
fh,s newspaper viii undertake
TO inform the community OF the
sad news.
If you have a pilot, -raph Of
"your soldier" s,nd Il IN or we
wall eend for Il, to be published
IN tie ln:eiliqencer. The picture
vyrII be returned without blem,sh
Or r,utriStIon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-01

If the Kaiser rules this country
therciI be no Liberty Bonds and no
liberty,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
In Reply to Bills Peace Offer
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE
teotNRIehr. isIe. ~ on. FRAkk GRAND

My dear Bill have your letter date which
gchcr bury the hatchet smoke the pipe Of let by
be- by gonc, and everything.
willing get bury. smoke and let per request but
do be friends might to be your friend but
don't want You 90 be mine.
conceive of greater calamity. You have injured
enemies have caused England France and
America much expense and wounds, but it patching
the damage have done your friends among whom
believe you reckoncd Belgium and Russia
should not like think of you praising behind my
back hear that approaching highly points
Please don't do anything like this Bill Curse lie about
accs" me of having intentions rotten know your
TO hcdo tins and shall he happy for poscry viii ncle
Sam must have been rather decent fellow Bill backguarded
him So
And please don't speak again may speak YOU but
don want YOU to speak TO me- And don't write My man
Pehmg will be over to your house pretty and he will hear
what have to
For don't like your face And like the way your
mustaches don't like your uniforms aud don't like
lots of your little This being the why should
subject nervous system the strain of trying friendly?
Still. am kinda glad met YOU. You darncd low
down and contcmpbc that makes love my fellow the
and kill all the chicken thieves
in the county jail when think YOU Yes when think
you Bill 10 myself that surely everybody outside of your
bunch of thugs and pirates is going 10 Heaven
am getting along, Bill a hundred wears old now
There time when dreaded that any IN
of It made unhappy But have learned nothing
adds To man reputation among decent people like the hate of
whelp like you
Don't misunderstood me. don hate YOU Only want YOU
to hate me- Keep up My most soothing thought | lapse
into umbcr is that YOU are gnashmg teeth whettng
nickersncc nd planning to get Your onmosy MY
If discovered that YOU really liked me should go and
take Turkish bath
don't worry little difference There is no use
trying 10 patch things up After ALL il much what
You have done that oncnd it what you are, and that will
not be cured until grateful people hang YOU amppot
somewhere in Berlin
imagine think you are dangerous Bill Doubtless
you think you are q woIl You not You are a skunk
Mcanwhe proud IS that am 10 have the heartfelt malice
of the likes OF
Continue old top to be- always, my enemy, and beg to
remain yours truly, UNCLE SAM.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07

Washington, oct Germany +
peace note was delivered to- President
Wilson personally today by Ere leirci,
'rderlin, an attachc OF the swiss le-
cation. This gave rise To- suggestions
that It came from Emperor William
himself
\ prompt ana decisive reply tn ger
mauNs latest peace proposal was indi-
Gated hy developments in Washington
carly to-day. President Wilson cHn-
collcd his usual morning recreation
hour ana remained secluded In his
study ~ work
Prince MaXiulliau's note was re-.
coivcd curing the uirht at the sw i-s
legation. whore arrangements were
made to deliver 1t at once to the state
department for transmission to the
president.
quite irrespective Of the nature OF
the reply, IL seems to hc agreed that
the German note called Tor prompt
ieply, 80 that the American people
might not he misled into f"iaNing their
efforts for the Fourth Liberty Loan,
so that the American troops IN the
field may Know NJ once the pool 'nn
of their government ana so that am
offer uf peace may receive such dip
iomntic attention as ~ descrVea
Minister Skcnrrcn oi sweden, pres
ented the note from Baron Burian,
The Austro- Hungarian foreign minister
to Secretary Lansing at 1880 o'clock.
ile was at the state department only
a few minutes.
The Austrian communication rs sub.
stanually similar To that from Ger
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
N 'ADOO APPEALS TO
NATION NOT TOILET
LOAN FERVOR ABATE.
Secretary of the Treasury Warns
Against Allowing Victories and
Peace Talk Relax Subscription
Efforts.

Washington. oct Z ln On appeal
20 thc people not 10 let victories on tho
hattlriieid ana peace oycrturos from
tht enemy interfere with the fourth
lhb"riN Loan, Secretary McAdoo said
TO-DAY, 'our boys iu the trenches nra
not going to stop fighting because tho
enemy rs on the run Sow is the tisne
10 night harder and keep moving untiI
the victory ia clinchcd."
our victories on the battlefield and
peace ovcrturcs from our enemies
serve only 20 emphasize the supreme
Importance OF making tho fourth IAb.
crtN loan success. in order 10 keen
up the fighting pressure
Now is the time ab,yc an others
not 70 relax, but 90 intensity effort,
that n" goal for which We are fight
ing ana for which We have already
made such great sacrifices. inevitably
shall Doe won
our boys IN tho trenches are NOT
going TO stop fighting because tho
enemy ls oh the run. Now IN the time
to nRht harder and 10 keep moving
up unth victory ia clinchod"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
DOTS AND DAsHES
e>~% e
S~ <>e~<~~s~ sss>sS

Perth Amohoy Tho danger Of FUR
thor devastation hy explosions al the
T A Gillespie compuny's shell loading
plant rs post IN thc opinion of army
officers Recovering oi tho dead be
gan after fotts-tWu hours ot vNulo
sious md fire Estimates placed the
number of dead az uluotN-,our
New York Theodore y. Vail
president OF the American Telephone
and Telegraph company announced
that Just compensation had been
ulrccd upon for the operation Of the
system under federal control
Copenhagen Prince MaNimiliun.
OF Baden. German Imperial chancellor.
announced n tho rcchsiug Saturday
that hc had sent "a motto 90 President
Wilson, requesting him 90 communl-
cate with other hclugtrouts in regerd
10 peace. he had addressed tho neae
to Nj Wilson hc said. because ~ s
presidcnt tn his message Go congress.
January IS, 1915. and iu later proclu-
nations, particularly hls sew York
speech on September %, had proposed
"a general peace which Germany aud
her allies could accept as "a basis Tor
negotiations
Washington. Germany peace or
fer WAS regarded in Washington as an
attempt by German statesmen 10 save
something from Tho wreckago Of their
dream 81 world dominion. ~ the pro-
position signifies Gcrmant's unquah-
ficd acceptance ~ the -four principles
90 peace laid down bN the president
An his Fourth of July speech h will hc
considered II h accepts IN princl-
Pile cor with saving diplomatic terms
Il VIII not be considered,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
British Admiralty
Head Arrives Here

Washington. oct o.. Sir Eric Ged
tes ufst lord of the hrt.sh admiralty
who arrived az 4u Atlantic port last
might caElo Co Washington today foI
conferences on the American ana ul
hes naval program.
Sir Eric aud his party were wei
,omod by members of the British em
haAsy, Admiral Benson and other OF
uc.r- luo officials - tho navy de-
plrtmDut tud rcprcsontauycs Of the
state and war depurfmeuts Sir Eric
later Wus received ny President VII
uU
Members of tho party represent
nearly every division uf tho admiralty
VINO VIII oI-,ie with similar officers
bore u' sou campaign for the corning
Ntut,I lhey include.
Nlco ADMIRAL SIR \ T. puff * e..
D.. assistant chief of naval staff, Rear
Admiral A. o. Everett g. 10. naval
.c"reury to 7irst lord Captain a. r
~ Fuller e. NJ g.. u. $ g.. director
uf plans. Captain L. a.. Preston. e..
E. director uf mine sweeping Pay
master n Nhict ~ W d. ManisU e..
a. 90, orEInixing manager or con-
foYs ii,utoHaut colonel Mcclellan,
g. 81 cit assistant 90 first -ou lord
Lieutenant Eoioucl hehatreli cou-
mansrr g. n sawhrldre. unti-suhma
rirs division Commander steel, Il,
r. buun,u Ezq. additional assistant
secretary of the navy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Lodge Declares That Only Course
Is to Secure Military Victory
Over Germany and p rec Her 10
Sue for Peace.
COUNTRY SHOULD BE PUT
ON GUARD AGAINST MOVE
Senator Poindexter Says Nation
Should BE Warned Against Ia
sidious" suggestions About
Cessation Of War.

Washinelu. oct. - Discussing
Gormauy's u offer in the seuatc
toGay. Scul hitchcock of Nebras
ka, chnirmau the foreign relations
cummittff ,rcd absolutely ah-
hurrent' "N, thought uf susprn-
sion OF ho. w nuw dnd recon-
mvpdcd IA" tlou To- the principles
lrcViout'Y liN own 10y the president
az hde's '.. pcacc, one providing
mat tho tiI' would deui "u5 WIN
real rcprc-cu YES of the German
people
Republican ader lodge ranking
minority mem Of thu furrisn rela-
uuns commit declared that an
armistlcc Wu". moan the loss Of the
war and al have fought for
Germany. I dll. now merely pro-
poses q Ions pate on the basis ot
peace.
When Scu.l. PoindeXter declared
an urmlstlc, ma mean the end Ut
aIl military H. a. and, f acCumptu.
led only n} '|.y evacuation ef BEL
E,um ANA FI '. would he t victory
tor Gcrmun 'nator Hitchcock ui
Nebraska yr AN of the foreign re-
lntiuns comm ''"c, earnestly pointed
out that th, tr'mau offer Also pro-
yidcs .ur H,..I tuce of the fourteen
terms laid down 10y the president m
his address .' January ~
Acceptlaru off Gcrmanys offer one
N upon evacuation Of Belgium and
France senate Hitchcock said. would
Dee prcpostrruu hut hc declared reese
turatiuu uf Also l.orruinc tu l'rlnD"
aud aH well 30. lepdrati0n Tor Belgium
Hud France .. Amunr ,he presidents
terms which many propusea % dc-
ccpt
senator Po.nIextcr said th. senate
foreign rel ftiuUH committee should
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07

American forces huyc been battling
brilliantly with loutuuda urmy nud
have aided materially iu eNpclllnr the
enemy num the Champagne sector.
Further east tho Americans lighting
between the Arronuo forest aud the
Mouso river arn slowly clearing the
Germans from the area before Krlem-
hildo line and gathering their forces
Tor an assault ON that powerful posi-
ton.
From the region OF Lille southward
"a tauhrJi. the German retreat begun
when Lens and ArulQutierea A,AIp
ghuut uned iust Work W. continuing
with what appears % pc precipitation
There ~ cycry reason 90 believe that
the city of Iillc Will hc evacuated by
the enemy within few days and that
his retirement will oNtcnd far down
the front ~ the ST. quentin sector.
where both the French and British
are reported 10 bo clear through the
hindephurg luc.
So fui tho German line from ST.
Quentin south Goo tho Ailcttr and
thence eastward Co Berry -Au.l l}ac b.
standing qsitc firmly and evidently
tins pant Of the cncmys position o.
being used us e pivot lF his armies
10 ~" North ana east swing back To-
new positions Italian furcos how
lu front ~ Luon ana early reports pf
progress made there would appear to
Justify the belle, that the hinge OF
fh' i1r Iur may Dee nruarp,
Gcuman dclchmcuts which havo
been nrhtiuE bealno tho Bulgarian
army BOO Macedonia are being with
drawn, according 90 au announce
mont made ut Berlin. serbian and
French forces are reported tu have iu-
fhCted 10 defeat ON German and Aus
TRAN units near the city Of Nrlnj"
'nconditiouuf surrender is the
answer Gt tho American press 40 tho
uppHal tor peace made by Austria ana
Germany o. H reported that the at
titudo uf official Washington does not
encourage tho hope entertained by
the enemy that IA, allies can be IN
duced 90 enter into negotiations at "a
time whom Germauys armies are In
ietr,a3 aut wlton Marshal Foch's mas
'orly strategy iH beginning 10 bcnr
fruit
So Tar ds press comments reflect 7ho
situation in France and England.
there is mo- disposition in those couu-
tries 10 consider the effort OF the on-
'mN other than u new maueuvcr which
promises hut little more than might
have been expected from the former
peace prolfer made by the central
powers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
HUN CHIEF OF STAFF
QUITS AFTER STORMY
TALK WITH EMPEROR
Germans Are Fleeing on Wide Front Between
Rheims and the Argonne Forest; Enemy Caught
Between Two French Armies; American Aid in
Operations.

London Oct Field Marshal lludcnburg resigned az
co of the German general staff with
emperor which the field marshal declared
large scale impossible avoid according Central News dis.
pach from Amsterdam today.
OuttOught 10y the French
treating wide front the Champagne Rheims
the Agonmc The betw
ora Bcrthco o,
th" east and Is retiring iorthwar toward the
II possible him of that but
Improbable that will bc of halt in the retreat nm.
III the Germans reach the Asnc advance in The
KhclmS has gavcy mcuaccd the
ke"nnc aud although the retr0grac
guards well supplied with machine guns. appears going
rapidly. The French
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Radiun Substitute
Found, Is Claim

'1idcn, colo. oct DIR Richard
" Moore Of the United States bureau
OF mines here announced today he
hdd discovered substitute for ra-
uiuu. which he has namcd tn-sotho.
rium lie viii explain his discovery
~ the American Institute Of Mining
engineers, which meets iu Milwaukee,,
October no.
A. there are only three ounces or
i"dlum iu the worlds entire supply
mesothorium Will az once come into
"i'e use a. a substitute Tor that ele-
uent in luminous paints. arpiano
diai7. com passes and gun sights. ac-
cordlng 10 Dr. Moore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
FRENCH rROops
TAKE 81. NASNJS

Paris. oct : French troops inat
nikhi captured the town Of IT Mas
mes. northeast OF Rheims and pcno-
tratcd the town OF ilauNins. further to
the east aud north OF tho Arnes river,
tho French war office announced to-
dny
Northeast Of 81 quentin. the Ger
unnh Nitacked several times in an ef-
fort 10 rctnltc the positions conunere,,
hy the French. All the attacks ex
cept an che regies or-TiH~v farm wore
ropulsed. Fighting IN that region con :
tinucH.
Tho enemy is on the run. Now Is
the time 20 fight harder and 10 keen
moving up until victory rs chnched.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07

many ana both ask President wilson
To- arrange am trmistice for peace ne
gotiations on conditions previously laid
own by the president
II II snid neither of The official toyts
differs materially from the version
published IN press dispatches,
Official anpounC 'm"uu ol the 1tti-
tude OF the United States government
still were being withheld hut there
was mo- abatement of the indication
that il Gcrmanv seeks n negotiation '
leading so round table conferences and
diplomatic quibbliugs. the offer Will
TAIL fiat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Relief Workers
Not to Be Taken
Into Yank Army

Washington oct, f..- Negotiations
are tn progress between depa rtment
officials and Provost Marshal General
CroWdor aud representatives, here OF tho
French government, 20 proNont agents
uf tho American Rcd Cross, Y. NJ. 4.
A, the knights OF Columbus ana simi-
lar ORGANIZATIONS with the American
army rn France from being taken into
military service here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
HawaiianS Must
Register Oct. 20

Washington. oct October 2b
was fixed today by President wilson
ns the date on which male citizens
of Hawaii between lS ana a., shall
register Tor military serNice. lietwccn
october I5 and December ~ wns set
as the period Tor the new registration
in Alnskn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Serbians Pursuing
AuStro-Gern7ans

itNNN'Ht 'f''. f." ENinihn Nh'lH are
DucrreticHlN pursuing the Austro. Ger
mans nurth ol Nunle in tie direction
Ol Nish. according 20 q serbian official
statement Tho Scrhi1us already have
tlkcn l,iO0 prisoners ana twelve guns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
president WILSON
IS HANDED GERMAN
PEACE NOTE TODAY
Chief Executive Secludes Himself
in His Study, and Quick Reply
Is Expected No Round. table
Peace Likely.

Paris. oct. THE German
propaganda service ut Berlin
announced today that Turkey,
through spain. has sent a note
10 President Wilson to tho
same effect ard at tho samo
time as the communication
forwarded by Germany and
Austria hungary
Washington, oct = There
viii bo no answer tonight to
GcrmanNS peace proposal.
This was made known Off
ciallN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
Bulgaria Notifies
, Hun Allies to Get
Out Within Month

Amsterdam, oct. {, Bulga-
ria on Saturday notified the
powers with which she had
chen allied that they must quit
bulgarian territory within a
month, SAYS sofia dispatch Ia
} the Berlin Tagehlatt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
NTw urxICo WEATHER

tair tonight and probably Wrdnea-
utN Nut much change iu tn" tom-
H.tufur'
Local NaNimum SC. minimum. 81.
'tugc g.. Ht O'Clock g. south
wind clear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-07
NEw YORK METNL M>RKrT.

New Yorb oct. Lead unchnnE-
ed, spot sos. Spcltcr duli. East 81
Louis delivery spot offered at S15.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-03-29
BAPTIST CHURCH
(Rev j. NJ. Gardner tastor.)

Revival meetings closed We'd
nesday night, Bro. J.F. Measells
left on No 2 for Clovis. Seven
new members were added to the
Church. They were w. c. Mer-
chant, wife and daughter Lillian,
Mr., and Mrs. Groom, Mrs. By
field and Mr.. Williams. There
has been additions to the Church
every Sunday so far in March.
There will be baptismal serv-
ices next Sunday at II A. M. and
7:45l p. M. A special program
is being prepared by the Sunday
School for Sunday morning at IL
A. M.
The pastor will preach at 7:45
P. M. on How Shall We Escape
Sunday School at 10 A. M. Sun
beam Band at $3.50 p. M. Junior
b. f.P.U 4:30 PM. Senior b. Y.
P.U. 6:45 p NJ.
Rev. Buen Sparks, pastor of
First Baptist Church of Artesia,
was in the city, and made a short
talk at the Baptist Church on
Wednesday evening. He was ac-
companied by several business
men from his city.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-03-29
WAITING JUSTICE SLEEPS

ers in their cowardice. In the
name of Justice to those who are
bearing the burden in the heat
of the day. and the Mothers who
are making daily sacrifices for
them and their country, this
practice must stop.
Men who are elected to office
throughout this land must show
themselves to be men who can
stand before demagogues and
damn their treachcrous schemes
without hinching men who can
not be bought, The time for
thinkers has come the time for
action is at hand. Waiting Justice
sleeps, but the awakening will
reward every man according to
his works.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-03-29

The conditions at the present
time demand strong hearts and
willing hands. Straddling will
no longer be tolerated! He that
is not for us is against as. The
Good Lord and Good Devil''
policy will receive its reward.
Past experiences have taught US
that men have stopped to low
browed methods of evading their
share of duty to their country,
and that they have been encour-
aged and assisted by others who
have deserted their sacred trust,
by using their official influence
to this degraded extent.
1t will be the policy of this
paper to resist to the last ditch,
any attempt to encourage slack
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-03-29
Gard of Thanks

We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to our many friends
in White Oaks and Carrlzozo
who so kindly remembered US
during the sickness and death of
our darling little Isabel Ellen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Collier,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dale and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cleg-
horn and family, Miss Ida Collier.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-03-29
Merited Advancement

Mr.. r. c, Ten Eyck, who was
at one time trainmaster at this
place left here to accept a posi-
ton with the d. and r. g., has
made a remarkable showing
which has been the stepping
stone to merited advancement.
Mr.. Ten Eyck was not long
connected with the Do RIG. be-
fore he was promoted to the
office of Superintendent of the
same road. His thorough know
ledge Of the business which he
was associated with, brought him
so into prominence, that he was
recently elected Vice President
and General Manager of the
New Mexico Central Railroad,
with headquarters at Santa Fe.
Mr.. Ten Eyck has many
friends in Carrizozo who will be
pleased to learn of his we'll de-
served advancement, and rail
road men especially will con-
graduate him on his reward of
merit.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-03-29
Oscuro Correspondence

Anrdew Purcella has gone to
Arizona to cast his fortunes in
the lane where everything is
booming.
Eugene f. Jones has returned
from I'll Paso where he reports
having sold five car loads of
apples.
The ladies held a Red Cross
meeting at the school house
Saturday. Knitting needles will
fly, but it is understood that
tongues will not be allowed to
follow suit.
The Ladies Club met with Mrs.
Richardson last Saturday. There
was a large attendance. War
cake" made from substitutes
for wheat flour was served, and
and pronounced good enough to
eat after the war.
d. f. Tennis and family were
down from Polly visiting friends
last Sunday.
Theory has been advanced here
that our oil derrick stands long
enough it will draw the oil
from below by capillary attract.
ion and save the expense OF
drilling.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-03-29
State Road Map

The Outlook is in receipt of a
State Road Map, issued by the
State Highway Commission,
and was presented to us by
Judge Y. Hewitt of White Oaks.
The map is very descriptive,
showing surfaced. unsurfaced.
and graded highways. 1t is well
scaled and brings out all of the
sections of interest throughout
the state. The map will be of
an unlimited value to tourists
and those who travel over the
state for either business or
pleasure purposes, and its full
valuation can only be arrived at
by carefully looking it over,
when the full merits will be read
lily revealed
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-03-29
Use Ink in Addressing
Mail To Soldiers Overseas

Washington, d. c., March 28.
The American postal service
in France has asked the postoffice
department to urge relatives of
American soldiers to exercise
care in directing mail to troops
abroad. Rank and title should
be used instead of Mr." Given
names should be written in full.
Return addresses should be given
and ink should always be used.
1t is explained that pencil writing
often becomes illegible in transit.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-03-29
Women's Missionary Society

The Women's Missionary So
ciety met with Mesdames J.B.
and M. McCarty, Wednesday af-
t%ernoon. Attendance was good.
Several matters of interest
came before the meeting, which
will be fully announced next
week. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. George Barber on
Wednesday afternoon, April 3rd.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1918-03-29
Something You Should Know

We have just received a line
of burial caskets, to our stock of
furniture and household furish-
ing goods N. b. Taylor 4 Sons.
-Snhscrihe for the Outlook.