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El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
MURDER SENTENCES
TOTAL 44D WEARS
SIX CONVICTED MEN ARE GIVEN
PUNISHMENT ~ JUDGE RYAN
IN SILVER CITY DISTINCT
COURT.

Silver City, ". M, April 1T--Sen-
fences aggregating $40 years fin the
.Ipenitentiafy at hard labor were inn
posed BY District Judge Raymond II.
Ryan on six defendants convicted at
Ethe present term Of the district court
[of murder IN the second degree. The
Convicted men we're sentenced DIS fol-
lows: !.
James w. Smell and John Wilson,
convicted Of second degree murder for
the killing; OF P. e. Burke, O Douglas,
IArisi, service car driver at Rodeo, 80
to 90 years each in the state peifiteii-
Itiary.
Charles and john Parks convicted of
murder In the second degree for the
killing Of j. b. (Red) Schrin1sher, a
deputy sheriff at HaclitH, 90 to 90
years each in the state p~eritentiafy.
Samuel e. and Joseph 8. Hunt con-
victed of murder In the second degree
for the killing Of Chester BafteiI. a
homesteader, 40 to SO years each III
the state pen~titentiafy.
The Flint brothers we're admitted
to- bail Of $25,0O0 each. Bail was re
fused the others, and they will appeal
to the supreme court.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
NorlcE foR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, U. s.
Land Office, at Santa Fe, N. NJ,
March 81 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mace
donio Gonzales, OF Gallina, N. NJ who.
on Feb. II, 1918, made Homestead,
No. O1795O for " IL SW IA, Sc IL
SW IA, N 1-2 ME IA SW Ia SWi Ii,
w IL SW IA Sc IA, SW IA NV ii
Sc IA, 8 IL NV IA NV IA Sc IA.
Section 10, Township 20 NJ, Range
1B, N. NJ. P. Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Three year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before John r.
Young, q. S. Commissioner, at Cuba.
N. M, on May is, 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses;
Francisco Valdez, Celustrfano Con
zaies, Manuel Gonzales and Aleiand-
rino Saiazar, all Of Gallina, N. NJ.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
PROBABLY AL WYTscHAETE
IN BRITISH POSSESSION

LONDON, April t7.-The create
part Of Wytsehsete and probably al
Of II 10 IN the hands Of the British
Major General r. B. Maurice, chief dl
rector o. military Operations at tn,
war office a~nnodnced to-day.
ceuntersattaeking. successfully. al
Metern and south Of that place, the
British have driven back the German.
half way to eailieul. They have ad
vanced and improved their lines IN
the direction Of Neuve Egiise.
The news last night and today Ii
better says General Maurice. While
| am ont able to say definitely that
Wytscfiaete is entirely in our hands.
we hold the greater part and prob
ably the whole Of 1t. AS mentioned
in Field Marshal Ifaig's coihmunique
we made a withdrawal to a new line
in the Ypres salient. The withdrawal
was decided upon on Sunday. 1t was
carried out partly on Sunday night,
and completed on Monday. 1t is a re.
grettabie military necessity which
forces us to give up ground which we
won at such heavy cost. On Tuesday
the Germans were still shellitg the
trenches we had left the day before"
II returned last night from France
said General Maurice at the outset of
his talk with The Associated Press.
The situation yesterday was very
anxious. The Germans had taken
Bailieul, Metern and Mytschaete and
had brought fresh divisions into
action against us. II the enemy
could have maintained that pressure
there looked to be vital danger to the
ridge of heights which includes Mount
KENNEL, and which is the backbone
of our defense on the northern pors
ton Of the battle 'front.'
BRITISH REcAPTuRE
tsNtfaeM TOWN OF METERN
London, April 17.-A1The British Have
recaptured Metern ON the northern
battlefront by a counter attack, It is
announced officially. The British
positions before Ypres have been
Withdrawn to a new line. South Of
Afras the Germans were driven out OF
British trenches into which they
have forced their way. early this
morning the German artillery became
more active south of the Sofnme. The
British made a successful counter-at-
tack in the neighborhood of Wyts-
'chaete.
Repeated German attacks hefth OF
BAiiIeul were repulsed, the Germans
suffering heavy losses.
BATTLE GOING NOW
nv FAVOR or BfalTpSH
Eondon, April M-The battle in
ui1n u tthbthfx fdd ~ with inprPd.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
DENIED BY
COURT TO ALLEGED
SLAYER Or BABtH
SENSATIONAL FEATUHEs IN
CASE or sHd0fNo or DKAKg.
MAN ~ ANOTHER At vAuaHht

East Las Vegas, ". M April IT.
Judge David o.. Lsaby yesterday de.
MED bail to Fayette Moore indict.
ed at the recent term Of the district
court In Guadalupe county for the
murder OF Charles BaBer at Vaughn,
March II, 1918. Moore and BaBer
were brakemen on the Belen Cutoff
running between .Belen and Vaughn.
IN. NJ. On March II, last they got
into an alteration in the caboose on
the track at the station of Vaughn,
and Baber, who was a much larger
man than Moore beat Moore with his
fists, injuring him quite severely,
according to the evidence. He then
left the caboose, and according to
the statement Of Moore, said, IF
that amt enough when / come back
| will kill YOU" Moore got out Of
his locker where bis valise was and
got an automatic Astol, returning to
mis- bunk. Shortly afterwards Baber
returned to the caboose In company
with Special Officer p. L. johnson, OF
the railway services. Here the testi.
mony of the state and defendant
differs-Johnson stating that he
came in and asked Moore what was
the cause of the trouble to which
Moore replied, "Baber has beaten me
to death"-that Moore Immediately
raised up on his elbow and fired
three shots at Baber, one striking
him in the face. Moore stated that
lie did not see johnson come into
the caboose, but as he looked out
he only saw Baber. and thinking that
had returned to- do him fur
harm fired the three shots at
him. and that the conversation he
had with Special Officer johnson &C.
Cured after the shooting was over.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. u. s.
Land Office, at Santa Fe, New Mex
leo, March ~, 1918.
NOTICE is, hereby given that Jose
Ighacio G. Salazar, of Coyote, New
Mexico, who on July LIST, 1913, made
Homestead Entry, No. 01S294, for S
IL Sc IA Sc IA, S 1-2 SW ia Sc
Ia, 8 IL NV IA SW IA Sc IA, SW
IA NE IA SW ii Sc IA, q 10 Sc
IA Sc IA SW IA, SD IA NE ii Sc
IA SW IA, Sec. 3, NE Ia NE Ia NE
IA NV Ia, " 1-2 NV IA NV Ia NE
IA, N 1-2 NE IA NV Id ME- IL, Sec.
10, r. 22N., r. 2E. N. M, p. NJ, has
filed notice Of intention to make
Three year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
John r, Young, U, 81 Commissioner.
at Cuba New Mexico, on May 1S,
1918. M ia sff
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ramon Gonzales, Jose Ignaeio Arch.
uletR Alfonso Archuletat and Faustin
MaFtines, all Of Coyote, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
REGISTER.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

Washington, April 17,--A supple.
mentary draft call for $50 men for
the signal and engineer curbs to- re-.
port between May first and. ninth was
issued today by Provost Mafshaf Cen
eral Crowder. The orders provide
that $40 Of the mem shall report at
Fort Wayne, Michigan; $50 at Camp
Sewer, s. G.: 1,164 at Fort Steridan,
Illinois, $3.50 at Camp McArthuf.
Texas, and 1886 at Fort Benjamin. Har.
riHpn, Indiana. Those who will report
at TT. Wayne are negroes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
COUNTY AGENTS GET
SEED TO FARMERS OF
SANTA fE-SAA MIGUEL
THOUSANDS OF POUNDS BEING
DISTRIBUTED nv RAMIREZ
AND GONZALEZ; FARMERS EN-.
THuSiAsTIC

Thousands of pounds Of seed ars
being distributed to farmers by the
county agents in Santa Fe and San
Miguel counties. County Agent Rami
req, OF this county, reports S00t
pounds OF wheat and 5000 pounds Of
beans, with large quantities of corr
and other seed in process of distri'
button, the work to be completed BY
the end of the month. Mr.. Ramirez
reports gratifying enthusiasm amons
the farmers for the work Of ~iicreas.
ing crop production this year. Mrs.
Roger, Of the State college, and
County Superintendent Mrs. Otero-
Warren have been working with him
in the organisation of boys and girls
clubs - pig, corn, beansy gardening
and swine clubs and the movement
is growing rapidly.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
DEPARTMENT. OF INTERIOR
United States Land Onlce

Santa Fe, New Mexico, March Is,
1918
Notice Is hereby given that the
State Of New Mexico, under the pro.
visions Of the Act of Congress of
June Il, 1898, and June 20, 1910, and
the acts supplementary and amenda.
tory thereto, has made application for
the following described unappropri-
ated public lands, as indemnity school
lands:
List S247, 0S5S3e, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4,
Sec. rs, 7. 20 n, R. 2 W., N NJ P M.
The purpose of this notice is to
allow all persons claiming the land
adversely, or desiring to show 1t to
be mineral in character, an opportun-
ity to file objections to such location
or selection with the Register and Re-
ceiver of the United States Land Of
flee at Santa F'e, New Mexico, and to
their interest therein, or
the mineral character thereof.
FRANCISCO DEI1GADO,
Register, U. s. land Office.
First Publication, April IS.
Last Publication, May 16.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

Depaftneht III the Interior. u. s.
kaad once at santa Fe. New Mex
leo March 81 1918.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Per.
fect0 Padilla. OF Regina, New Mexico,
wA6, on Dec. aIsts 1gfS. nfsds Henns'
stead entry No 017680, for So ~
NE IA NE ~ Sc. liz ~ NN ~
HEf IA. NJ Ia Sc IA SEt In NV ~
sW IA Sc Ia Sc IA. Sc ii 81 IL
NV ~ SD ~ y ~ NE ~ SW ~
See 10. s Ia N 10 NV ~ SN "A. "
l,a 8 Ia NV IA SW It's ia 6W IA
NV ~ Sw n, SW ~ HH ~ NV
Ia SW IA, sW II NV IL NE IA
sW IA, NV ~ sW ~ M ~ sW
IA, N IL NV IA sW IA SW IA, HW
Ia NV ~ SW ~ SW' IL. SEQ II,
Township 90 NJ, Range I w, NJ N. n.
n. has fled notice Of Intention to
make Five year Proof, TO establish
claim to the land above described.
before John r. Young, u. s. Commits
sioner. at Cuba. New Mexico, on May
II, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: Girls
tho Padilla. Daniel Cordoys, Teodolo
Cordova, and Antonio Cordoya. all OF
Regina, New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register.
First publication April Last
publication May 2.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
FOUR CARLOADS PLACED
IN SAN MIGUEL COUNTY

The work of distributing seeds ID
the farmers of San Miguel is prac
ticalTy completed, according to the
county agent, Nj r. Gonzalez, who
was here today on business with the
stats council Of defense. -Four car
loads of seeds have been placed, in
most instances for cash. More oats
ind wheat than were sowR last year
viii 60 in the ground in 1918, and
about the same amount OF beans.
which means that San Miguel county
is to have a large acreage OF the
legumes.
MI. Gonzalez, who wass6 one of the
first men in the southwest TO nrge
the raising of Mexican pinto beans,
says the demand for them this year
ia to be greater than ever before.
The government has contracts In
New Mexico and Colorado for 45,S00,.
900 pounds OF beans Of this years
crops, and already has orders for 50.-
100000 pounds. Three hundred and
fifty carloads are moving, aud there
is a demand for 400 cars. Fifty ear
loads are on the way to the allies
this week. Word has been received
that Michigan and New York will
plant 30 per cen less beans than last
year, because of bad luck with the.
crop In 1917, and that means the
southwest, with the pinto bean. will
have to fill a third OF the market
formerly mel by the eastern beans.
Mr.. Gonzalez has insisted that his
farmers hand pick their beans for
unoA Mpnnr1tur En- na1ox. ord xrnrtAkxy
with the result that San Miguel coun.
ty beans have become greatly in do
mand for seed. Yesterday 10000
pounds were sold for seed In Las
Vegas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Departments Of the Interior u s.,
Land Office at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
March 81, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jose
fta G. Archuleta, widow Of j. B. Arch
uleta,. OF La lara, New Mexico, who,
on March 21st. 1913 and Dec. 9th,
t19t5I Add. H. e. 01S1Of and 0253SS
Add, made Homestead enery and Add.
H. a. No. 4, for SW Ia NE IA, w IL
SCI IA NE Ia NE IA Sc Ia RE IA.
w IL Sc Ia Sc ia NE IA, NV IA
ESB Ia, NV IA NE IA SD Ia, ~ IL
SW IA NE IA So Ia, Sc III SW Ia
NE Ia SD Ia W Ia 4 l-2i NE IL 6H
IA, E 1-2 Sc IA Sc Ia NE Ia, u IL
e IL NE Ia SCI IA, SW IA SW IA
ND Id Sc Seed, T. 81 N, r. w.,
N. NJ. p. M. has filed notice Of inten-
ton to make Five year proof, to es,
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Jonn II. Young u. 8.
Commissioner, at Cuba, New Mexico,
on May 20, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Julian j. Cordoya, Merina Cordova,
Ponicano Casadas. ana Earl b. Young,
all of La lara, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
N pELlcAclEs

Through the courtesy OF h. G. Kilt
Iteng, the Danish baker, a number OF
hungry suribes 10 the New Mexiban
office yesterday afternoon HAD the OPP
pOrtunitv Of filling up en- coffee cake
ana spice cHlse The cakes were
made by Nh. Klitteng in the Gutierrez
bakery, where he is giving demonstra'
lions all this week iii the art OF baks
ing according to- food administration
rules Danish cakes that have been
lhmUis for their Wholesome characr
ter are made by Klitteng, using sub.
stitute fi0urs, and they are excellent.
The ladies OF Santa Fe are invited. to
go TO the Gutierrez bakery and watch
his work.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
NoTIea ron PUBLICATION

NoTiea FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, u. 8
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ,
March 81, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ynes
Romero. OF La lara, NJ NJ, vino. on
Aug. 10, 1913, made Homestead entry
No. 019322, for Lot s. sW IL NE IA.
w 10 So IA mn IA, NE IA 81 IA
NE IA, w 10 NV Il NV IA Sc IA,
w 1.2 Sc IA Sc IL NE IA Section
s, Township 81 ", Range ! w, NJ M.
P. Meridian, has filed notice Of inten-
tion to make three year Proof. to es.
tablish claim to the land above de.
scribed, before John F. Young, u. 8.
Commissioners, Cuba, N. NJ, on May
II 1918.
Claimant names 90 Witnesses
Reyes Gutuie, Francisco Gtnrule, Ono
fire. Garcia, and Cecilio Mestas, all Of
La lara, NJ. M.
FRANCISCO DELGAD0,
Register.
First publication April 4. Last
publication May 2.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior, U. S.
Land Office, at Santa Re, n. NJ,
March IS, 1918.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Es-
quipula Galleges, OF Cuba, II. NJ, who,
on 12-20-10 and 3-26l15, made Home.
stead Nos. 014699 and 0231SS, for p
IL Sc IA, Sec. 3, SW IA . VIA Sec.
10. w 1.2 N VIA SW Ia Section 10,
Township Il N. Range 1 w, N. NJ. P.
Meridian. has filed notice Of inten.
tion to make Ave year Proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de.
scribed, before T.. i. Young, u. s.
Commissioner. at Cuba, On the lst.
day OF May, 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses Epi.
tario Salaz. Of Cuba, N. NJ; Francisco
Aragon y Lucero, Of La lara. Y. NJ;
Mariana Lucero, of La lara, ~. M;
Juan Padia, of La lara, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELJADO,
ss Register.
First Publication March 81, 1918.
Last Publication April IS, 1918.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
immense T[tIUMg
near the Bots lie etne the French have repuised, O
Hail Of Death Too Mach

near the gds lie ete. the French have repuised. German eftOrtsr ay4, 81
Hail Of Death Too Mach 49,
The continuous enemy Attacks air the afternoon southwest OF BafIeu
were without exception. repulsed with heavy losses. The herman artIuer,
filed the area west OF the stricken town with ea ana hh EXPLOSIVE sneNh
as an adjunct b the infantry attach. sE'T H T
AT dusk the enemy drove forward again ana ronda a ,icnoa fhnpst AZ fh
British lines the advancing troops pushed through the hail Of death but soon
Their casualties %sitss were cruel Further south the vicinity Of FestaDert
dor fire On the larger baetls fscst Of the seums the enemy mtalsry wa.
north were strongly bombed A. German guunsp yesterdav sent 40 she'll itu
the church tower at Albert, sending tine famous statue Of the Virgo wheh
hung there crashing into the square. ~" NJ
German Slaughter Fearful N
In the extreme north numerous attacks darihe ts aaerno8n and asen
ing followed the capture BY the Germans of Wytschasfe nd spanofabamplen
Later in the afternoon the battles continued further nurfSSard and tng an.
mans attempted an advances at 7u D m in the zn1ebeeNs ssetof M
The attempt was a c6nnpIets failure and great num6ss al Fhe auaehnn
infantry yer shot down at short range by Masculine gun and rifle fire. The
German center in this assault appeared to suffer heavily as Inc waves same
forward and the nanhS in attempting q whhdrAwaL came undsra afnMBa ne
which left the ground strewn with dead and wounded
About WytschaetB the grim struggle continued me Hrssh not ony
h9Jing their own but putting a. their pewer IN an effort to push the enemy
Shortly after noon, the Germans delivered an attach aasnsf H. petnstrass
line between HoIlebecke and 81 EnoL but wefs driven uN and a subsequent
enemy concentration IN THIS region was dIspefsef BY the artillery
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
sElf-RBtE


VC0ntihued tf0m pAGs 0na.l
|trpdute d measure Of the most dras-
tic character.
cptres Ctesns on Hun
Sid Edward Carson the Ulster lead
.ef, said he would continue to support
the man power bill, adding:
Even II yoh put Ulster in d sub.
ordinate position to- the rest Of ire
land, with which she IL now threat
ened, and IL you put me under a gov
eminent Of nationalists or Sim Fem
ers, I support it, because no more de-
testable domination could be put over
ttes world than that Of the Germans"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
Of Grant
Offer Their Services

Word has been received from DR..
j. W. Elder, of Albuquerque, medical
aide to the governor; that all the
physicians and surgeons of Grant
county have offered their services to
the government in reply to a call for
volunteers for the medical corps Of
the army. The call went out a few
days ago through the state council
of defense.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

SUCCESSFUL COUNTER
ATTACK At wyTSeHAETe

Iondon ANN, 17--rns n.,,sss -.
offjca statemark tndav e.iis.ss. ~
.Yestsrdsv -avarjns- y. 'asss.aaaa
-snecessSn, co,,nfsr stts,s,. ~ ~
naigbhnrhaod ~ ur,,tssE~ass. u. ~,
tern alan our co,,rfar attseE rsstars5
.tba sit,yst,nr ana ere ss,,~ss@. rr,,s.S,s,s
IL on hs,sis 1Fhsas,1nasss M as.nn
nonr 90 avnm Tue altuI
49, - nor.n ~ yes.eluay nost,le
~ I'M, " Dalial wefe Ispuis.
WI iUss ~ sne SnomS Doaies OF
gerian ANU auvahcing II close
- u.N woro oausn. aauer tns hIs
~ our .roops ~. sseIe ranse anu SUI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
IA eILL PASSES

Washingto1B April N.-The Ifouse'
today passed the rivers and harbors
bill, carrying appropriations of ap-
proximately $2O,00O,0O 0 The bill
now goes to the senate.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
FOURTH oFFlcgRsr CAMP

Washington, April 1.-THE fourth
officers training cafips VIII open
May Is at various divisional camps
and environments, Secretary Baker to-
day announced.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18
H0[LOMAkf|KD
LIVE PATRIOTISM
| IN SAN JUAN;
LOAN GAINS FAST
79lVH 7---- e.
Chairman on RETURN tu
! City Enccussaed By
Liberty Dive.
RIO ARRIBA HAS
TREBLED QUOTA
F@@A~4
Big Liberty fiesta Il San
Pedro and Golden
This Evening.
District Judge Reed roiIoman, ON

III return from a Whirlwinn liberty
bond speaking tour of San Juan coun
ty, today stated that Ne Is greatly
hpleased with the results achieved
Judge H0llomah spoke I'm public halls
In school room and in churches. Eyl
erywhere there was, genuine enthusi'
asm and a. rapid rise IN totals OF lib.
erty bond subscriptions.
The Judge travelled overland from
Gallup to Farmihgt0N spoke there
Saturday afternoon; then went to La
Plata, where $500 was subscribed fol-
lowing a meeting, and $4,000 is the
total promised in that place. On
Sunday Judge Holloman addressed q
union service in the church at Aztec
attended by .Baptists, Presbyterians,
and Methodists. He told the cougre-
CATION that he thought everyone
should help the Red Cross workers
and emphasized the Importance OF
pulling together in this war. on Sun
day night the judge addressed a big
mass meeting at Pennington and on
Monday morning the bond drive be-
gan. Pennington notwithstanding its
quota.
mckinley county is, looking bet
ter" said the Judge, land of the ten
counties in the 10th. judicial district
of which / have charge six have over
subscribed their quota; some have
doubled and some Quadrupled their
quota" The, Judge was enthusiastic
Rio Arriba county which has
trebled its quota and Sandoval which
has more than doubled its Quota. The
counties which have yet to come
through are Mckinley, Santa Fe,
Mora and Union.
There are many people with means
who have not invested much in gov
eminent bonds" said the Judge, "and
there are many comparatively poor
who have given all of their
money The wealthy people must
wake up and do their share"
Mckinley, $4,000.
Mckinley county is reported toll
have raised 100000 of its quota OIL
s10S, 600 for Liberty Bonds. There Is
in Gallup that the county
will raise the entire amount.
STATE WELL INVEST
$t5o,ooo nv soNpS
The state OF New Mexico will in.
vest about $4,000 Of It's permanently
Fuhds in the third Liberty Loan, sc-
,ordinp to State Treasurer N. /. Hall
His afternoon. In the second Liberty
Loan $381, 800 of state permanent
'uhds was invested. The bonds ar
To-Day, and created much Inter.
80. - A. AGAt&&I EHAoA k0AAG ~ |
El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-04-18

heavy subscriptions from laborers in
Industrial plants.
Atlanta which started It's CAM
paign Monday at noon and rolled up
subscriptions of $2,500s000 before
work. was started today. Ill Faso,
Tex, wired headquarters today that
its minimum quota mad been passed
COLORADO $7,22L9U0 Il
OUTSIDE or DENVER
Denver, Colo, April 17.-For the
state outside Of Denver the Liberty
loan sales totHled s 1927, 300 at noon
today. Every county reported no let
up in safes and state headquarters
were confident that each would over
subscribe its quota. The second day
of the campaign in the city OIL Den
yer saw the subscriptions pass with
a rush the two million mark.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM
IN UNION COUNTY
State Food Administrators Ely has
returned to Albuquerque from Clay
ton, where he addressed a big crbwil
at a Liberty Loan meeting. Mr., Ely
reports great enthusiasm over the
Third Loan in that section.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-04

The Star regrets to learn that the
war stamps drive of last week Melted
meager results in Marion county. Our
people must do better than that
There will be other drives in October
and November. and the light of pub
Lefty will be turned on the slackers.
From all we can learn, most of the
people who are buying stamps are
those who have to deny themselves to
do so. There are thousands of men
and women in our county who are
able to buy from one to half dozen
war stamps who do not even buy a
thrift stamp. They had better i'm
prove on that performance. 1t is as
little as any American can do to
make safe and profitable investment
iii order to help his or her country.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-04
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-09-04
YORK

York, Sept. AIRS. ". v. Wealth
ers left Saturday for Leesburg to ac-
company her sister. Mrs. Davidson
to Daytona for a few days stay at the
beach.
Miss Lallie ellis and Mrs. Potter
and children motored to Leesburg
Monday, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. W. G. Barnes of Crystal Riv-
er is spending several weeks here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Had
sock.
Mr.. w. V. Weathers spent Sunday
at Fellowship with his mother, Mrs.
Lula Weathers.
Miss Eloise Wilson spent Sunday
with Misses Cecile and Annie Had
sock.
Misses Pearl and Edna Goolsby
and Rachel Veal and Mr.. j. VI. Josey
of Martel were viositing at the home
of Mr.. Hadsock Sunday morning.
The farmers are busy making hay
while the sun shines.