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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-11-14
WEAR THEM HEAVIER"
IS ADVICE TO WOMEN

Cleveland. O.-"Wear them
heavier" Is the request of fuel
administration men here 10 the
women Of Cleveland. Lazy gar
ments are cold and require more
heat In buildings. whether homes
or Offices. Therefore. II women
will be patriotic they win pass
up some Of the dainty things
they wear unseen and win don
more sensible garments. say the
fuel men.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-11-14
SpoiIer Of Harmony.

tits too bad" said Uncle Eben. dat
one big-voiced man slngin' OFF de key
is so often allowed to go on spoilin'
de pleasure not only OF de choir. bus
OF de whole congregation"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-11-14
Rats In llfeboats.

Rats hinged TO the sides OF a life
boat and which spread out whea II IL
afioat to give additional buoyancJ -orm
recently invented device for safety
at Sea.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-11-14
Asks Help in Forming Cabinet

Malrid. Nov. liking Alfonso has
asked Count Alvaro de Ronanones 10
form a ministry. The latter has prom
ised 20 answer.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-11-14
Americans Take Last HeIohts.

Washington, Nov. ll.-Wresting
from the enemy Of his last hold on the
heights east OF the Meuse Is reported
by General Pershing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03

Erlangcr, to permit tho patrons of
their theatcrs to enjoy what is pro-
nounced by the critics in their metrop-
oils to be the most decided novelty ever
brought over from Europe to America.
'The Land OF JOY" comes direct from
Spain. with Spanish talent and complete
Spanish costumes and stage accesso-
ries.
The revue owns to several qualities
that lend success to any entertain
mcnt of this kind-splendid costum-
ing, interesting acting and music that
is not merely exotic in its possession
of the strange intervals that mark the
Moory Spanish rhythms. but rich, as
we'll. in the imaginative color!ns that
can come only from tho distinguished
composer himself, Qulnto Valvcrdc.
The story carries the audience
through Spain in eleven scenes that
comprise two acts. The scenes were
painted by the Tarazona Bros. who arc
renowned abroad for scenic execution.
Their work in the Land OF Joy" rivals
in splondor the best work Of the Amer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03

lean stage. having, in addition, the
attraction OF fresh end vivid color
schemes, truly Castilian. The scenes
take the spectator To Valencia, Granada,
the Court of the Lions in the A.ham-
bra and 10 old and new Madrid and
is ever fascinating arena Of the bull
fight.
The foreign membership of tho com
pany is linked together by the CO.
operation or n single American come
dian, julius Tanner. who acts the role
OF 'confe-encier." interpreting. by
the Introduction OF clever dialogue.
the story Of the plot. The dancing
alone in this extraordinary production
is said to be the most sensational and
characteristic ever seen in this coun-
try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03

night. Combining tho wonderful trop-
teal and iloral beauties of that jewel
OF the South Seas. Hawaii. introduce
inE the typical musical hulas. songs.
dances. etc. with the popular patriotic
and syncopatcd jinEles OF tho Amer
lean song writer's. end enhanced by the
hright-colorcd silk and satin costumes
of tho singers, endmcn and musicians.
il Is said TO be tho most elaborate and
pleasing Of any In the history OF the
show. Noted for novel Ideas and de-
parturcs from stcrotyped routines and
backed by an excellent reputation In
the past twenty years. 4 fine perform.
ance Is assured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
REVUE HERE
FOR THREE PERFORMANCES

Eheater-goers here are to witness at
Academy OF Music tomorrow and
|esday evening, with extra matinee on
|esday. the wonderful Spanish revue
IA prologue and two acts. with music
Quinto Valverde. the waltz king"
Spain, that ran in New York this
SON for twenty uninterrupted weeks.
tThc Land of JOY" is the title Of tho
NC. and II is II production that is
" being sent on tour by Klaw g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
"MIss sPniNGTIME"
COMES FOR yEI.ISENn


Klaw and Erlanser wiIiopresent at
the Academy Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee the best liked musical
play OF last season. Miss Springtime."
with the original New York cast that
gave 1t nationwide fame when given
for months at the New Amsterdam
Theater. The action passes in n pic
turcsque small town of Europe. before
the war and upon the stage OF u grand
opera house in Continental city To
frame II the adroit Urban has painted
three notable scttlnss-one OF vernal,
rustic village: one OF a combination
post-of!lce and drug shop; and one
within Continental grand opera house
during the rehearsal of majestic
Egyptian opera. Tho action is of In
cessant vivacity and infinitely whole
some and amusing in the humorous
fancies that adorn It. The town Is
about to celebrate an old-home week
and couple of hustling young news
paper mcn--onc or them sharpcned by
residence in America--hoom 1t in an
up-to-date way that bawildcrB the
simple town folk. TO this celebration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
ACADEMF or MUSIC.
"Johnny" Jones
the Lyric this week.

Monday md Tuesday. with Tuesday
ncvHc, "Thc Land OF
~" ISlnw &c ErInnGcr production.
Wednesday, matinee and night. A.
burns Greater MinstrcIs.
friday and Saturday and Saturday
|tlnee-"Miss Springtlme."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
ConUpN's MIN STRELs
AT ACADEMY WEDNESDAY

The American A!l-Star Tennis Cham
pions Entertain at the Hawaiian Club
in Beautiful Honolulu" This inrova
tion is the title OF ]. A. Coburn's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03

comes incognlto a renowned operate
baritone. OF whom the sprlghtliest
beauty Of the village Is forthwith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03

Greater Minstrel ensemble spectacle a.
the Academy Wednesday. matinee and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
LYRIC TIiEATED

!, Ia htc ihfAIER.
All the week, with daily matinees-
Jude willie and Pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
EtILNkSN ATD EMPEROR
DISCUSS RDINitJ SIAN pi1lC

LONDON. Apru 7,-Dr Eichard Won
kn"h!mann. the German Secretary OF
Fornteu Affairs returned to the Ger
uan carital on Saturday from Karls-
rHA., whore he had long rouvcrsa-
aon with Emperor William, rarticu-
Ntr.E regarding Eoumaniau peace con
o.iIonS says "a dispatch from Berlin
forwarded hy the Copenhagen core
s"nndrnt az the Exchange Telegraph
mucro~ william returned % tho
w' 'oru front on Saturday and con-
''rrod wi-h Field Narsha! Won Linden
n"rE ANA General Ludendorm II lis be
ae.ra IN" Emperor intends travelling
.' .nHm"H.a .n - iew Gay9.
Iiea'rr's. Limited, dispatch from
ow confirms the rrport recently
shed In tHr rc,roErad newspapers
'H tnc i'''shoyiE government has do
,i- 20 r"moN" The formcr imperlal
i"" ..E 'rom ToDolrt 20 a town in ,hc
ii' Nonn- hIus This action Is TO be
.'A'H BECAUSE OF the possibility Of In
'''' at-HtHl complications in Siberia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
SECRETARY M'ADOO
SPEAKS TONIGHT
ON LIBERTY LOAN
Continued rr,m First rasc.>

Continued rr,m First I'agc.l
for the occasion. AND presented Il pleas
ing appearance yesterday. afternoon
when viewed by the committee.
Governor wcstmoreland Davis and
Mayor George Ainslie have been in
vited to attend the luncheon this after
noon. and occupy seats on the stage
tonight. The Governor was out OF the
city last night. and the time of his
return was not definitely known.
MARINE BAND no PLAY
BE:EORE McADOO SPEAKS
The United States marine band. Sc
cured for the concert tonight is one
OF tho best known organizations in
the country, and ii was obtained
through the courtesy OF Senator Claude
y. Swanson. Tho two airpianes from
Langley Field which bombed Iiich-
mond Saturday with Liberty loan
literature was secured through the
efforts of Senator Thomas S. Martin.
great mass OF work Will confront
the three committces-city. state and
district--this morning. Headquarters
has been receiving hundreds Of r"-
ports. while considerable detail work
must be carried out at once. The
Rich,nond committee will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock In the directors
room OF the First National Bank.
AT this meeting, at which there will
be representatives from every financial
institution III the city. some general
system by which persons OF moderate
means may subscribe to the bonds
through the banks OF tho city will be
worked out. In the second earn paiEn.
banks entered subscriptions on the dol
lar down nd -dollar-a -week basis. II
has not yet been determined what plan
will be followed by the banks In tho
third loan.
The Richmond committee has also
arranged "a special meeting tomorrow
morning al 1890 O'Clock with prom
incnt business mon OF IIcnrico County.
The local committee will direct tho
campaign In the adjoining county, at
the request OF tho state committee. and
the organization is now being COM
plcted. Among those who will attend
the meeting are julien Gum. II. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
AM:RICANS REPuLsE TWO
GERMAN RAIDS
LRv Assnciated rrcss. ]

IS Bv Associated Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. April 1.-Two German raids
~ different sectors OF the American
position northwest OF Toul were rc-
pulsed this morning with enemy cas-
:R't!es, The Germans were driven OF
before reaching the American trenches
hy accurate machinesun and auto
.riatic fire.
At one point the Germans laid
down box barrase. A. soon rs this
lifted. the Americans came up from
their shelters and poured I, heavy fire
into Tho advancinG raiders who re-
tired after Il short ported OF close
hrht;ng with tho American ou,pasts
Al another po,ut the Germans threw
hundreds Of gas shells before advance
Ing. but The Americans qujc'5ly donnod
iheir gas masks and waited for Tho
raiders. These they quickly dispersed
~ their fire.
The Germans kept UP bombordm.nt
~ the American positions ali after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
FRENCH WITHDRAW TO
/ PREPARED POSITION
fBg tssocia,-I 1-css I

/ PARIS. April THE Germans last
night renewed their attacks on the
French positions in the region OF
Fhauuy and Baris's, on the Disc front.
N which sector Tho French earlier In
re day had withdrawn 20 prepared
n3Sitons the War once Announced
;Ai5 afternoon
'Wos' OF Noyon a German detachment.
witch had gained foothola IN the ad-
'fn'"t French line, was elected by a
cpur sarattack
The bombardrsn; q the Paris dis
F'et ny tho !cng-range German gun
e'.i.nIed today There were no
casualties.
ifhe report that one OF these guns o,-
rPded is confirmed from absolurelv 20
Aa0!e sources. This occurred March %.
{" 1ieutenant and nine men being Killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08

figures, since evcry financial institu-
ton may compute it's own allotment
without difficulty. Appointments
were made on tho basis OF To per cent
OF assets OF the district. and every Sec
ton and county Is expected to sub
scribe that amount TO reach tho mini
mum subscription of s130.ooo.o0o.
NO FIGURES ISSUED ON
FIRST DAYS SUBSCRIPTIONS
No figures have been tabulated of
the first days subscriptions In tho Fifth
District. This work will be started
to-day when practically all reports arc
expected to be received In Richmond.
The interval over Sunday will give
ample time for tho making of these
reports to the reserve bank. which in
turn will report to tho Treasury De-
partment ut Washington. Heavy sub
scriptions have been reported unol-
cially in the district, and many small
cities and counties are said to have
subscribed their allotments.
II Is believed that Richmond's sub
scripticns on the nrst day OF the cam
paign. which was the anniversary OF
Americans entrance into the great
war. were heavy While tho greater
part OF the work was done by the
womcn's committee. which entered
subscriptions totaling slightly more
than 100000. the banks wero also &C
tive despite the fact that they closed
at noon.
The campaign here. however. will be
gotten underway in reality tomorrow.
following the address tonight OF Sec
rotary McAGoo which Ia considered "a
the real opening o. the Liberty lean
drive in th!s city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
i'HlT!SN REFUSES
GERMAN ATTACK

risv Associated Pr~ss.l
LONDON, April 7.-Thcre was no
resumption sunday OF the heavy nght-
fng along The British front Tho Ger
1pah# according 70 the reror, from
iheid Marshal Haig's Headquarters TO-
plGht. started two attacks at Bucauoy.
sur We're repealed. The report says
Successful minor operations under
iakeh by US this morning south of the
tnmme Led 10 sharp loCa, lighting The
Enemy counterattaci.ed strongly III an
attempt 20 regain his former positions.
fud suffered heavy losses. The num-
Per OF German prisoners taken has in
creased to more than 40. Several ma
shine guns also were captured.
This morning the enemy made two
attempts TO deliver attacks against our
position at BUcquoy. but in each case
his troops were stopped and dispersed
10y our artillery fire.
On the remainder OF tho battle front
Inc day passed more quietly"
! Successful British counterattacks
were launched yesterday against the
Germans III .tveluy wood, on the west
Via. OF the Ancre River, north OF AL
bert. The War once statement issued
to-day says the British rccaptured al!
their former positions y German at
lack on the BRITISH lines opposite Al
Der; was repulsed, and ARCHER Tcu-
ton assault south OF Hebuterne was
completely BROKEN up by the fire of
the British artillery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08

Beattic, w. w. Beverley, w. L. Prince,
w. w. Sydnor. w. c. Saunders, wash
inEton Bottoms. o. Z. Nuckols and
George j. Stoncman.
LOCAL COMMITTEE OPENS
HEADQUARTERS TOMORROW
Repairs to the building at Eleventh
and Bank Streets will be completed
to-day, and tho local committee will re-
move TO its new quarters Tomorrow
morning. opening promptly at o'clock
beginning tomorrow. the committee
Will meet daily at 10 o'clock to re-
ceivc reports and formulate plans for
the campaign in this city from day to
day.
The state committee has already been
instrumental in staging number o.
meetings in various scctions of Vir-
ginia. and others are now being ar
ranged. More than thirty prominent
men have volunteered their services AZ
they are needed. This committee will
also receive daily reports of the prog :
ress OF the campaign and will assist the
county chairmcn In every possible WAY
in their effort 10 raise their appor,ion-
ments.
While no appointments TO the
cities OF tho Fifth District has been
made as yet by the Federal Reserve
Bank OF Richmond. this information
Will go forth this week. There Is
however. little need for tho actual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
CONGRESS WILL BE BUSY
Draft Inv Changes Will Occupy
Attention OF House Willie Senate
Considers Scditiou.

WASHINGTON. April with the
nation entering tho second year %.
war. Congress works this week OF
Important legislation designed to
make rs power more effective at the
Hst'io 'front.' and at home.
While the House gives right OF way
4" b.l!3 extending the draft law and
other army legislation, the Scnate's
schedule includes final disposition OF
several bills aimed at German spies
ana agents. Further consideration
also vii! re given the ovcrnGn biz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
EACH BOND BOUGHT
BACKS U. S. TROOP

CONTINUED from First Page.)
who Is doing duty in foreign waf.r.
has sent In n subscription for 5000
600 worth of bonds, tho loan conn itt,'
announced Last year he purchas.
two patrol boats at $4,000 each ~
leased them to tho government a. {,
month.
Nineteen regiments of tho Now Yo,,
State Guard. mum bering $4,000 ma,
Nare been offered by Adjutant-G.n.r,.
Charles Fl. Sheriff. to parade h,,l
tomorrow night to arouse enthus,a :,
In the bond campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08

according TO the British aviation com
mumcR,on issued this evening
sixteen British machines which were
sent out have not yet been accounted
for. but many of them are thought
ppssibly to have been forced TO make
landing inside their own lines In the
prevailing bad weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08

governrnen that 1t takes exception 10
The violation by Germany OF Article VI.
OF the Brest treaty. which guarantees
tic security Of the Russian fleet and
naval stores in Finnish waters. uhere
'he Germans have taken large amount
- booty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
NEWS BULLETINS

ROME. CA, April Z The formal
demons orat!on planned FOR to-day in he
half Of tho ihird Liberty loan having
been abandoned because OF opposition
% the isomc Ministers Association to a
sunday rally, thousand citizens this
afternoon marched in driving rain in
parade 81 protest y band was Sc
cured and large crowd quickly gath
cled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
DEATH NOTICE.

GOSE--Di"d. a. his late rcaiNenc. Ios
Wcst clay street; ~ s.aO = ii hn,u
M!KE ROSE. htty-thrce years old lie Ia
survived by slA children. Fannie Rcubon
Dora Lyman, Fam ana Abraham
funeral services viii Dn held THIS Az
TERNOOS at | O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08

WASHINGTON, April Prompt and
energetic action Of tho crew o; The
steamship Woonsockct. in clearing the
snip "f her cargo and making repairs
to her hull. i'm foreign waters, brought
forth warm communication from Cen
cral Pcrshing. lie asked that the men
receive special praise and bonus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08

WASHINGTON. April William X
S"mP'e. ono OF founders Of the Friars'
club and forcmrly well known as press
agent Of tho Herald square Thcatcr 4;
close Z" death ia Providence HoSpI,al
here, and EFFORTS 10 mud his relatives
have hccu unavailing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08

WASHINGTON. April 7-mvcstisa-
on by the government OF thousands of
stories Of ground glass in food has iii.
closed but one ease in which glass
actually was found, according to tho
committee on public Information.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08

NEW YORK. April As the Hrs,
Sior Ia The campaign started by Dis
trict Attorney Swami to clean uD the
"Tcndcr!oin" district. detectives raidcd
many aiI-uiGht resorts early this morn
iHG. :trrcstinG 40 men aud 100 women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-08
CIVILIZATION ITSELF
At STAKE IN THIS wan

"Civili2ation is at stake in this war.
we nave been striving for centuries to
nN!!d u and make il what ii is ana
M Kaiser and his gang want TO de-
stroy it The only lasting peace IS
an enforced peace by right minded ma :
tons and all are right-Iniudcd cXccr;
Germany Tho road to Jericho must l. &.
properly policed in order That there
may be no thieves there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
Red Cross Drive
Progressing Well

Washington, Ma, 90 -oII FROM
Now York Clty tola, vJs that Euu
Cross subscriptions thcro had totailyd.
siN,1.G1u and from Chicago. 90 r,
port showed that nearly $500. 600 had
icon subscribed bv less than hair o.
.ozcu firms and individuals uu the
first day.
Michigan has subscribed I's iull
quota oi 5000. 900. F|orty-uluu out ot
uincty-two counties in Nebraska had
gone over the top hv noon Monday
and some had doubled.
IN the northwestern division zee
turns are slow. Alaska had one halo
it- quota uf 100000 raised aj noon
yesterday.
Buyers of wool clipped from tho
White Houya flock OF sheep will roe
S,.yo autographed letters from rrcsi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson along with their
purchases. The wool has been done
up In two pound packages and sent
To- governors OF the states 10 no ouc
toned or Tor tho Rcd Cross.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
"A SPLENDID TONIC 4"
Says E'-;on iady Who, On Doc
tors Advice, Took Cardui
kad l. Row Well.

Ultpr. Tenn "About 10 years =
! v ,ut Mrs Y a. Gadd. ~
IN. place. 60 ss-.,rod with a pain IA
NY lott side. could not e'oop 81 uirht
With t..f pe.a. always in tho left
c't...
Ny doctor to,I re TO usr Cardui I
took one bottle. which helped me and
aT..- u- Baby came, ] v1s stronger
and better. tgt tho pain was still
ttaro.
/ q. first let @ so, but hc-an 20 get
weaf and 10 a rundown condition.
so / decided TO try some moro Cardni.
which I did
This last C8rdul which I took made
n '~Hrh better. IN Tact, cured me. u
has boon a ugWhcr 0f years, stN
Lar. % r-'.rn 60 this trouble.
fr.. o. $50. Clrdul that cured mo,
and / r.ra. mend & as a APPENDED fe,
Ia.e tonic
BOAT allow yourself 20 become
vo.. snd rundown from womanly
'rolN.rL Tlln "1rlui n should sure
g. l.'. 5000. aa ir has 90 many thol.
Sands Of other women IN tho past 40
ycsrs. II, lilr.'. h1ri0chc, gidcache,
|nprvIr-ur s. u.eerlrar moss. tired-out
.cyli " Tta an signs Of voUJnly trou-
tl.. o'h,~ v1uog r~' relief by taking
CayLli WHIP aOt yDa? All dtugglsts
NC-l32
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
KILLING AND CANNING HORSES
IN NEW MEXICO TO MAKE ROOM
FOR CATTLE BEING CONSIDERED

would DE tremendously important Boo
winning tho war; but FIRST tho pHck.
cts Say. American people must learn
10 eat horse meat. \ pronounced dis.
Hike Tor the meat seems 10 prevail ln
All parts OF the country. Tho wal will
probably overcome the present prclu-
dice Tor equine flesh. In England %
is substituted, 10 o. large extent. Tor
other meats.
Horse meat. when sold. must not ho
misreprcscntcd for other meats, uu-
der government laws. In France shorf
that sell horse meat are not permitted
TO cngaEc In any other trade
StoCkmcn in Albuquerque were lI'.
ing the new conservation measure so.
rious consideration. The NCw McN-
leo Horse Breeders association. 10 iH
said. will cooperate n the movement.
Supt Stachcr left for Crown Point
whore moro details arc To- be worked
out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
Mexico Hotbed of
Anarchy-Senator

Washington Ngv q NcN..1 $500.
held up in the senate today Dos Sen.
ntnr smith of Michigan ps 90 hot bed
ct anarchy and disorder" whore the
rights of American citizens arc
'trumplci ON ruthlossly
Tho money Of No enemies Is 90
work 800 NoNico. tsc senator declared.
adding that the country is e hiding
pi0rc fur rousptrrtors Every wire
Jess message sent out Of the United
states is caught, he said, iu Mo>iro
For what purpurc, senators can
conjecture Wbu' they desire. bo ud
dcl. "Ouc relieving foatur, 90 the
situation" interrupted Scputut Thum-
as of Colorado. "Is that representative
of uur government also catch and utI-
lie all wireless messages sent ont from
McNicp"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-21
Caravan of Trade
Boosters Will Be
Home Early Tonight

The caravan Of trade boost
pra. who started FROM Nlbu-
uucruur Monday for the Re
tuuriu county. viii return Co.
night Tho boosters were at
HcIpu Jt 80 o'clock thi.
afternoon ana expected 60 ar
rive homo GO o. 500 o'clock
MouuttiuaIr gave tine Nlhu
uuofgucuus % cordial welcome
us did other towns ou th"ir
route Nouutainair called %
mass meeting Tor the boost
ots Tho nov Thomas Lud-
low formally welcomed them
Nldo LousuIl secretary uf the
NlbuauorIue chamber uf rom
merce: g. T Chase Col o.
Is 49, SELLERS anna Warden
Hughes spoke * dance iul
lowed the meeting
Tho caravan visited Man
zano this moruiuE