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LIVE manufacturing concern, rated one
quarter million dollars, with splendid equip
Jnent for light and accurate manufacturing,
desires to get in touch with parties in need
Of high class production facilities. i. ..
Box 335, St Louis Mo-, u. $. A.
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LONDON, Dec. l4.-Clo~'r'.. .-l
per cent. Discount rates
three months bills, l7-3' .'.
Gold premiums at Lisbon, 500
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THE
CHATHAM AND PHENIX
NATIONAL BANK

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
The annual meeting OF the share holders
Of the Chatham and Phenix National
Bank of the City of New York for the
election of directors and transaction of any
other business which may be brought be-
fore said meeting, will be held at the
banking house of said Association, No 149
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan,
In, the City of New York, on Tuesday,
January lAth, 1919. at IL o'clock noon.
B. l.. HASklNS,
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS.

Closing prices OF stocks in which there
we're no transactions yesterday:
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- NIce-PreS, e Cashier.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL
COMPANY OF ALLEGANI COUNTY
(NEW JERSEY

The Annual Election for Directors OF
The American Coal Company of Allegany
County New Jersey will be held at the
street, Jersey City, y. j.. on Thursday, the
18th of December. 1918, between the hours
Of twelve and one o'clock p. NJ The trans
fer books will not be closed
WILLIAM wOOnS
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Railroad Industrial Foreign Governments Other Bonds

, Missouri PaclSt Il n san ,
! list & ref 5s pr lien ~
1895 Sc A
H.. .ssh l.....H
gen - pr lien 81
1.....slh sc b
7.....6ih 6.....eo
- s. % .ssx IL. " .8x
Montana Pow adj Is
81 Sc A 1....nh
SD seatb A l. ref
in Y Central -
j. s col !. SIS
SIS Sinclair o a.
I.....1 r Let a +
in Y N II 4 Is =
II cow deb a;....se
IS with wnts
N ! i' o ! \ So i Pa: tsne
ref 20 ~
ST s.....s5E
N Y Rys r.. .s5%
adj 30 Tri Cy 30
15.....i3 f.....ebh
y Y Susu h Tn Pac oonv
wn LIST ref q
SIS s. 81
1.....so Union Pao &C.
y Y Western 10. .1oth
& Bos Ans U s. Rub LIST
1.....56h & ref IS
'Northn p As 1.....s7
2.....S7% 49,. S6h
Penn cd AVS 1.....s7
4.....9s III S SIN Ref
Penn r. r. 4 NJ cow
gen 4l1s SO notes
1....91 1....9 Y
PEG & e LIST U s stl Corp
IS ST IS
lo.....5s 100
Pierce OIL cvlVa Car Oh
Is 1920 LIST IS
22....10o 3..eS
st l. Ir Mt Waba 1st 30
& SO unity 1.....e5
& ref Is weshn Pac IS
b.. 80 Y 3.....S6
River q Gulf l4....s5h
a. West Sh 20
li.....71 registered
2.....77is 5....7Sh
2.....Th Wilson & Co
ST l. So Wn LIST Is
con IS 2....eeH
l..'''S s.....ss
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EARNING STATEMENTS.
Railroad.

COLORADO AND SOUTHERN.
Fourth week December
Gross, .';.......,......". t1S4 100 Inc. ,iS,I.l
From January l.
rOs1'."""..".....". L,esAsss Ino. I,lSa.sss
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FEDERAL BOARDS
BANK STATEMENT
Gold Reserves Increase ST..
1O4, 900 During the Last
Week.
TWELVE BANKS REPORT
Discounted Bills Secured by T.,
s. War Paper Amount il
$1,483, $40, Gee.
TWELVE BANKS REPORT

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 14.--Gold -oso,,.
OF the Federal Reserve Banks rors,-..
s11,1o4,oo0 during the week JUS, end
according to the consolidated s'atere,.
Of the twelve banks of the system =,
the close Of business on Dcccmhe- +,
The gain served TO increase the rat,o n,
gold reserves against Federal res.-,.
notes In circulation from % to sas IT,.
cent. The statement made pubic
night, follows:
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tDend deferred pending settlement
werem made at trange
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
HANCOCK

Mrs. Arthur LeBarr was in Pittsfed
last week.
Melvin Roberts and sister, Mrs. Ar
thur Drake OF Randolph, were recent
guests at Charles Roberts
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Church, G. r..
Church and Mrs. Herbert Church were in
Montpelier last week to see Herbert
Church, who is in Heaton hospital.
Harry Punkett and family were at
Eugene Martins recently on their way
TO Brighton, Me. where they are TO live.
Mrs Caroline Marsh has returned from
her visit to Bennington, n. H.
News has been received of the birth
of a daughter, Winona Mabel, TO Mr., and
Mrs. Percival Clock of Crystal, n. H
and granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs Dana
Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Scott of Barre
were in town last week and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Scott returned with them
Mrs. George Taylor and daughter.
Clara, visited friends in Montpelier and
Burlington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sprague will board
the help for Farr and Kennedy's mill
in "Bingo,"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

P. G. Lamson of Cambridge, Mass, is
registered at Hotel Barre while passing
10 days in the Barre granite belt on bust
ness.
The bonds for the third Liberty loan
are now ready for delivery to our sub
scribers who paid in full for their sub
scription. Quarry Savings Bank & Trust
Co
Chief of Police J. + Mahoney of st.
Adams, who is here TO attend the annual
convention of the Knights of Columbus,
called on Chief Sinclair at the local po-
lice headquarters to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
VEST BERLIN

Mr. and Mrs w A. Dixon from Plym
outh, n H, visited Mrs. NJ. ]. and +. NJ
Ayers Saturday afternoon, leaving here
on the afternoon train for their new
home in ST. Adams. Mrs Dixon was
station agent in this place for FIVE years
or more. They were married at her
home in Plymouth, n. H., May is. Mr..
Dixon has been employed by the c. v
r. r. fer some time. Their many friends
wish the newly married couple long
and prosperous life.
Mrs H. A. Stockwell was in Montpel-
Ter last week.
Miss Myra Libbey has returned from
Moretown, where she has been visiting.
Mrs. c.. L. Slack, mother OF Mrs.
Clough, is reported as quite i'll again
Mrs. f. B. Bailey was recently in
Montpelier.
Mr.. Ladue from St Adams has been
filling the vacancy at the Riverton sta
ton since A. Ryan went away.
Fannie Trombly from Montpelier is
visiting at Elmer Culver's and William
Hickeys.
Mr. and Mrs H. Msgowen announce
the marriage of their daughter, Dorothy,
TO George Finlaisson on MAY IL at the
Episcopal church, Vernon, B. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Ayers from Mont
pelier were at Marcia Lbbeys and Mrs.
NJ. !. Ayers Sunday.
There will be meeting of the Red
Cross at the ladies aid hall ON Wednes-
lay from 10 until 4 o'clock. The ladies
are urged to come and bring lunch,
There will be patriotic meeting in
he interest of the Red Cross at the la.
lies aid hall on Thursday evening May
3, at o'clock. Stereopticon lecture on
Devastated France and Belgium" by |
Rev. Frank Bloomfield. Other speakers |
will be present and there will be good
music
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
Memorial Day.

All fraternal organizations in the town
and city OF Barre and veterans are invit-
ed to fall in on Memorial day, May 80.
Please report to the marshal All clergy
men, with their wives, soldiers and sail,
ors of all wars are invited to the Memo
rial day dinner at the Congregational
vestry May 30. Per order of Memorial
day committee, 6. A. r, and Sons of
Veterans
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
Criticism of Goddard.

Goddard seminary of Barre came into
rather undesirable publicity when the
game of baseball which its team was
playing against Exeter academy was
stopped because of an insulting remark
which one of the Goddard boys made to
the Exeter faculty. Exeter's manager
was ordered TO pay Goddard the money
guaranteed and the game ended in the
second inning Wonder whether the
youth who caused the trouble was one of
the crack players who had such reputa-
ton as baseball player that his posi-
ton on the team was assigned to him
before he arrived in Barre.-Brattleboro
Reformer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
Card of Thanks.

A letter has Just been received from
Ermanno Broggini of the 2l3th company,
I'd regiment, s0th battalion. 45th division
of the Italian army, in which he wishes
to extend his sincere thanks to all the
friends who so kindly assisted during
the illness and at the death of his IA
Their, Enrico Broggini, which occurred
March IL, He also wishes to thank those
who attended the funeral and the pail
bearers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
Card of Thanks

| wish to thank my many friends and
also the nurses Of the Barre City hos
pital for their many acts of kindness
during my stay in the hospital.
John f. Macaulay, 6raniteyille,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
A. p. ABBOTT co.
A. p. ABBOTT co.
Rising Cost COnfrOnts Everybody

No statistical chart needed to that this is period OF price
without parallel The effect of higher prices felt by
eyone time taking advantage of every opportunity that effects
a genuine saving
We putting odd
best style and value interesting prices These odd suits where
the cloths duplicate They the seasons
sold $3.50 $780, These the
few days onehaf the original price See these values
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
FINANCIAL
The Safest Investments

ZIG OdICSN IIIVCSNIIICIIU
arr thoss that DO no e1ctUats during das-
turbed conditions Of the money % st04h
n-s-kstA Firss deed Of trust notes (hrsl
nortglgeS). veil secured "a real estate -
the District OF Columbia. constitute gift.
3 end upon the financial responsibility Of
individuals or corporations for their stA-
bility. We can supply such investmsntB
ir amounts from tseo upward Send esa
nsutR"
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO.
I1I 18Th ~ n y.
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WALL ST. MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-The stock
market reflected demand from COW
erinS of shorts which caused some
pronounced. strength in the late trad
ing yesterday. but a steady tone was
shown in the list all through the first
fifteen minutes. and some stocks made
substantial gains.
Marine preferred advanced two
points to 11T&: Studebaker opened ND
y at sou, from which II dropped to
as. new low record for this move
ment Southern Pacific yielded u to
1Ol =. and then rallied to above 1O2
United states Steel common declined
q to 95H.
The stock market closed strong to-
day.
Mexican Petroleum closed at I57.
Marine preferred, 1853. a drop of z +;
Baldwin closed at ~, unchanged.
Southern Pacific was 102 at the final.
a drop Of y. United States Steel
closed at 95H, down y. Bethlehem
Steel closed at 81 a, a drop Of Y.
New York Central closed at ssh. a
gain of 4.
Stocks continued in good demand
all through the last hour of trading,
but there was at the same time q
good deal Of realizing against pur-
chases made yesterday morning.
There was also the usual closing out
Of contracts before the end of the
week.
Yesterday
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
TOday's Market Hints

Prices to retailers ard general market
information furn SHED ~ bureau Of Mar
fair prices to eonsumora By tie District
Feed AdmlnigtrationL
The Washington times., 1918-11-30

Tenn, Dresden, John n. Chadwick.
Tenn. Aron. Alonzo n. Boyd.
Tenn, Binfleld. George I ReaveS.
Ie1- Mt. Pleasant, Grady Harris.
Tex, Littig, Frit1 q. Goericke.
Tex, Tate, BenJsmin VI. RSanch.
Tex, Miami, Fred l. RnlkeniIaHen.
Tex, Wichita Falls. Herman L. King.
Tex. Milford, Ralph j. Crumpt0n.
Tex. Homer, Samuel 2. Blake.
Tex, Paris, William n. Nichols.
Tex, Jacksonville, Harold c. Chapmah.
Tex, BoTille, CHI c. Shannon.
Tex. Wilmer, Fred Farmer.
Vt, Richmond. George J. Charlsn.
Va Prince George. EleiGah n. Keeling.
Va, Jewell Ridge, Henry g. Mckinney.
Va, SkeEgs, Granville NJ. HORN.
Sa., south Richmond. Arthur w. Baas.
Wash, Emplre, Earl Freelspd.
Wash. Marshall. James q. Edmlaton.
Wash, Oak HArbor, Victor r. Duane.
w. Va, ClArkEburE. Clarence Lowe.
W. Va, SwitEer, Nick MaloEzs.
Ntnbor. PasquaIe IndIanafelIL
WIS.,, Ashland, Robert +. FFiAke.
Wis, Park Fails, Prnkop Womenuk-
WIS, CrevetE. Adam StrumberEer.
Wis, Mcmillan, Ray Epson.
Wis, Mccarthy. william johnson.
Wis, ashland. Leon NJ. IAwrence.
Wis, kenoSha. John Ionilya,
WIS.,. Amigo, John r. Morgan.
Wis, Steitzer. John =. NovinSki.
Wis, New Richmond. Axel PEARSON.
Wis, Racine, Harry b. Peterson
Wis. Albany, Henry II. Petersen.
Wis, ColfAx, Paul b. Score.
Hts-, Is Cross. Fred J. Hagen. y
Wis, Milwaukee, Paul ID. Halbaeh.
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
PUSH LEGISLATION
ON COAL PROBLEMS

Legislation to prevent the recur.
renee OF coal shortages in the United
states at any time in the future. and
by increasing the supply to reduce
the price, will be introduced and
vigorously pushed in the Senate as
the result OF the coal Investigation
now being conducted by the Senate
Manufactures Committee.
The investigation, begun at the
suggestion OF Mayor HyIan of New
York. when he was prevented from
buying coal in the open market to
be supplied to the people at cost, has
widened in scope until II has now
taken in practically every aspect of
the coal situation.
Three suggestions for dealing with
the problem through legislation are
before the committee today. Each
would seek to prevent abuses through
regulation of interstate commerce.
They provide:
That railroad companies be barred
from transporting coal upon which
the producer has been compelled to
pay more than 80 cents a ton royalty,
in interstate commerce:
That railroad companies be pro-
hibited from transporting coal for
any lessee who has held coal land
undeveloped for more than Ave years:
That railways be forbidden to carry
coal OF companies that prevent indie
pendent operators from mining terri
tory adjacent to their holdings that
can be mined to better advantage by
independent companies.
In addition there is the suggestion
put forward by one member Of the
that the Government take,
over the coal mines and either oper-I
ate them or lease them under the
Secretary of the Interior. While SEN
ators Kenyon and Vardaman may be
counted upon to vote that such legis-
lation be recommended to the Sem
ate. the. remainder of the committee
Is expected to vote against Il.
The Washington times., 1918-11-30

Just say Don't wrap H.
please"
Paper saved Il paper made
ABCNDANT-Spinach kale. beets. carrots,
onIons. potatoes and apples
NOkMAL - Parsntps. caulInower. oyster
plant, pumpkins. squash, grapefruit,
lemons, Florida oranges.
SCAbCE-Sweet potatoes. lettuce, celery.
tomatoes. eraneerries, grapes. California
oranges and PssTs
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
THE LOCAL MARKET

Trading on the Local Stock Exchange
today was fairly good. Railway stock
was In demand No sales were mads
after call
NJ. while one 81 900 washington Ran
wya Is sold at NJ.
Ten shares Of Capital Traction sold
at So.
i've shares OF American Security and
Trust were sold at -
Sales for the week ending today wero
made as follows: stocks, ~; script.
none, and bonds. s76Oo0
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
TAX ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAILROAD RONns

ROME, Nov. 30.-A tax on advertise
ments in newspapers, magazines and
guide books has been established by
an official decree. Finance Minister
Media proposes law for state control
OF coffee, tea, sugar, petroleum, paraf-
fine, coal, wood, alcohol, explosives,
and electric lamps. He also urges
state monopoly of the production OF
mercury and Quinine.
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
TWO ARRESTED FOR THEFT
OF APPAREL AND SUPPLIES

Three more men were arrested today
by Detective o'Dea and special agehts
Of the railroad Administration charged
with stealing articles from express
packages at the American Rally Ex-.
press Office. where they were employed
Tho men are Charles s. Stern, SO q
street northeast: Roger Jackson. "
DeFrees street. and George Waugh,
1o23 Third street northwest.
Several country hams. army blankets.
mems suits. and several articles Of NO
mems wearing apparel that the men
are alleged to have stolen. have been
recovered The viii be arraigned n
police court Monday.
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
TopAYs SALES.

Washington Railway. e.. 5ooaT1K
5oo9niA. 1.oooanh.
Capital Traction. 1o9ssK.
American Security and Trust, 56z2
Washington Loan and Trust e6zs.
Lanston. 2o96a.
The Washington times., 1918-11-30
GERMANS PREDICT NEW WAR.

PARIS. Nov. 30-T'he parting asser-
ton OF German officers and soldiers TO
the inhabitants OF Strassburg was that
they would be back in five years.
They spoke of a new war which they
said was sure to come, and with Ger
many better prepared economically TO
Withstand q blockade.
The Washington times., 1918-11-30

Don't forget that victory mast ~
paid for and that eur war exDenses
do net eeaae When aetnai aghfing
eeases- Keep yOur war savings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-30
PERSONAL NEWSITEMS

Use soft spots" arch cushions. No
moro foot troubles. ~ kclsher's.
Auto Springs. all makes. korcer CO
Four.O Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Pay yoar dues to the "2.hit' club
Alamo Revicw No. .. Womcu's Hon
efit association OF tn, Nuccahccs. VIII
hold q meeting tomorrow afternoon nt
% so u'clu,k leo odd Follows hall Wis
lttur members cordially invited 10 at
tend.
Robert J.. Moore has moved his law
offices to igl North Third street.
\ g.. ANtrll 81 the Nlo Graudc In
dustritl school rs c~ouduytiug u health
futvcy uf his pupils. Tn, y. W. {. \.
aud the Sew Mexico Public Health
sssnciatluu urc cooperating
COMPANY u " the F..,t Sew Next
ro Home GuarUs viii report az the
lrmory Tuesday night 90 30 Cor
special drill
u T. johnson Of ~ p,su arrived
u Zee" vtly ms morning ON a % uiuc~s
MP
e. \ Lung has returned from "a
trii to Clob, and bcmiug where ne
has been engaged ia forest hcrNicc
business
John Tombs has gone to Santa Re
10 attend to business relating 60 the
Sew Mexico public Health associa-
ton
Among the Kappa Delta Nu girls
who have ilrct lN returned To n uni
.Nersity are Miss katherine Shotwull Of
IurdshurE. y. NJ Helen barrow ~
Ia Iunta. colo. and Lucille Luugcno
%. Morinrty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-30
LOAN MASS
MEETING At ARMORY :
ATTENDED BY 1000
Thomas Sherman, Representative
of the Secretary of Agriculture
at Washington, Delivers Inspir-
ing Address.

"Iu tup Nuttu S.a &. the German
fleet H- helpiy-. ts a feather dustcr
The vuI lords Of Germany now knuW
fI.N Hr, defeated uud they viii he
further convinced when Wc oy"rSuh-
scribe this Fourth Liberty Loan" dc.
Diur,d Thomas Shoarmdn, special rep
r"suntativc of the government, sent
ircCt Ca Albuquerque from Washing
tom 90 speak iu the interest ut the
liberty Loan campaign to IA" 1000
citizens who t%sscu1hlcd 80 the JrmutN
last night
"lt b. absolutely necessary that We
.fU HouuH The success 81 uur Fourth
iI.,HI. Loan viii Dee a message To our
troops that we are with them heart
aud soul. Ar Shcarman declared
Tho kiispt has accused as 81 being
To- nation ot weaklturs. lie has de
.IirnJ that ~, are money mad Let's
.UuH him we are money mad let US
IuUr money from u pockets and
nu. buu1a just us the American sol
uiur- have poured blood from thor
Veins.
Nothing matters 20 much today as
Io,s thu war Mr. sherman told his
pudlcup. Every man knows We did
loot want this Every one 81 us
y.u now hook back. and at the same
rmr feel the blush ~ our checks,
when w.. think how long We really re
manned uut ct this struggle how we
topped and waited hat the Huns
would stop their terrible crimes
Patience. patience that was the
pu, cry that was needed because II
was unbelievable that Germany could
hc the vile thing she seemed to be.
l'util hur Insults ANA offouses became
go uubytrthlo that II WAS not SCI much
tho question AS 20 whether We could
endure more OF them. as 1t WAS wheth-
&C. We Wore iuked a free nation OF
90 VassuI state
In the spring uf 1917 two paths
Wsr, open go us FOR choice and OnlN
Two Either We must declare wal
against the h,pucrital h~lasphemuu'
wll lord o.. Prussia. or We must. as
cur PRESIDENT das put u. chuosc th'
path of submission and suffer th'
most .dCrod rights ut uur people AND
our nation io h, ignored aud violated
"ru' tnp last we could not do
Without declaring to- the whole wurlt
that the red blood OF American FIRE,
mon had turned thin and our In GU
veins and that W. were ready {,
change the color Of our blood to pinl
ANA yellow
" g.. Reid delivered a four-miuutt
I'dy.--. aud 81 r. Hickey. one 90 tn
leaders in the Liberty Loan campaign
declared that Albuquerque had ncvc
failed Co do her part 100 any campaign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-30

John Scrurr. OF la Juuta. one of
tn Alpha Delta men 1T the uuiNpt.
sity returned Co the civ last night
ana Thar De hoped she would not fail
this time
Rabbi Noise bergman delivered b
tuur. mIUufr Hddrtsa Uu Morale g.
81 Barbct was chairman of The meet.
ing
George Gcukc the sweet voiced ten.
ut. pleased the audience su much that
they begged Tor more and they
begged again
\ complaint was nicd hy police
against \ n StroNc ~ 700" Nurth
Second street charging him with hat.
INK u vicious dos Mt StroND APP
pcnrrd iu police court this morning
and vas giN,u J continuance 80 hc
could dispose of the upE The police
today are compiling ugts of .il duga
whose uwuors bf,, rtiicd 10 pay o.
Cvusp \ canvass will be- made ut thy
oWuvrs ami the dogs placed 900 the
city pound
Clarence Jenkins Of Dallas, ToN,
representative of tho Curtis Publish
ing company. is spending t vacation
visiting relatives ma Albuquerque
Miss Fay Brinut of East silver
avenue accompanied Dos Miss vivian
Loser. of i7O6 East silver u,ouu
lcft Yesterday Tor e. two weeks trip
90 Texas. Arkansas and Louisiana
Mrs Frank " Bloom was called
Ia Denver yesterday by the sudden
illness OF her daughter Mrs uclon
DuffcN.
John Baron Burg is IN santa A.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-30

Funeral services for Sergeant os
ear II FuN we're held at Croilotts
chapel this afternoon at so o'clock.
Burial Was IN FairVicw cemetery
Phlibearers were William NJ Burn
side. " VI. cannon. John collins. II
Stroup. Sergeant John pcvinon. Or
James lewis. Honorary palihcaIvr4.
Mr. Dinson. =. \ PAYNE, John Ihau-
yin. Sergeant walker
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-30
DOTS N DASHES


Washington-Tns provost marshal
general has asked district draft boards
ia use rll possible speed IN passing
upon claims Of rceistrauts FOR de
ferred classification on occupntionai
grounds.
Boston AT least 50. 200 persons
have Spanish influenza In Massachu-
sctts and the death list ~ growing
hourly.
Washington Treasury officials had
made no attempt to estimate the total
sales on the opening day of the Lib
crty Loan campaign but Indications
were that the loan had gotten away to
a good start
\ iolly good fellow rs une who fouts
the bills.
Some men take an hour To- make a
teu-mluutc speech.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-30
Firemen Control a
Blaze in a Minute
From Time of Call

= FIRE which started AT half past
three In - frame building in The rear
OF the Office OF G.. l.. Brooks at 400
\N"si Copper a, cnuc. Saturday after
moon. Was prevented from spreading
,utp what u.i-ht nave been q dancer
Gus C-onflagration b. the prompt rec
sponsc OF the FIRE department which
was upon the scene and had water
upon tine blaze ~ one minute. hN act
ual count. after the call was phOncd 10
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-30

Girls clubs hoIl Ht Springer and Ba-
EiN, hundred children compct-
od AN prizes awarded wcr" War
savings stamps u were given by the
N,rth,ru New Ncsiou Fan association,
ColfN couuty made necessary appro-
ur.g tiors ir their iplg budget 20 local
school club l-tU,ts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-30

Funeral services for James frauCls
C%urriran were held az the Immaculate
Conception church tins moruiuE IN"
R,V Father MaEddliri ufficiatcd
Burial WAS Ia Calvary cemetery
strong brothers had charge of ar
engagements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-30
Ninccntitn MARITIME.

y nccutita Martinez. ~ u old
died at her home iu Saudoyal y. NJ.
Yesterday from pneumonia The body
b. at 1rollotts chapel Funeral ar
engagements have nos vet been made.