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New Britain herald., 1918-06-24

Have you lost a sum 01 money? Glasses, Pins and Rings are found in surprising quantities and turned in af the Herald. Your money will surely remain in the finders hands if he does nc: know who lost 1t.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-24

FOR SALE OR TO RENT-9-ro( cottage, all modern, located
 Berlin street. Phone T. w. O'Cd nor, broker. 5-25I
New Britain herald., 1918-06-24
NOTICE.

NOTICE-We do electrical wiring, hang fixtures, install doorbel!s and
 do repair work reasonably. Richard Coridan, Jr., Jerome St., telephone
 lG28-4 3-ttf
New Britain herald., 1918-06-24
WANTED.

WANTED-Washing to take home. Phone TIA. Mrs. Gurley.
 6-22-2dx
New Britain herald., 1918-06-24

the woman who was seen picking up the pocketbook rom under the chair opposite the underwear counter in McMillan's store and putting it in her knitting bag, Saturday night, kindly return the same to NcMillan's and avoid further trouble as her identity is known. 6-24-1d
New Britain herald., 1918-06-24
LOST.

IOST-A black fur neckpiece be- tween New Britain and North Ha- ven. Finder please return to "A
 Hart street and receive generous reward. 6-24-2d
New Britain herald., 1918-06-24
Foreign Bleached MilanS
MILLIN INERY-FOURTH FLOOR.

Another welcomed millinery salon; they genuine  in comb prices o
 
  0
New Britain herald., 1918-06-24

Thousands of articles have told what a good investment they are-how safe-guaran- teed by the government.
 Men who have been to France tell another story-things they have seen with their own eyes.
 Our own soldiers are going through these things now. We must back them up-whole- heartedly.
 Do your share-buy War Savings Stamps every week.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-24

FRED TWINKLE.
 Consta ble.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-30

NO. i0-Suniet grpreB mad Rclr
Orleans $500. nadats II 80
No 227-Nah Gayle YaB nnhts II :Ou
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~Go@fItasenee @Srter.

Die grDBtsn Wortfabritamen Iinb,
pie elm frun5offdes 8latt f~eftft.lIt, bic
4erate; Die Worte. bic lie ipauIaqen
aus benz Ni4ts i9affen, babrn meiit
einen bolsn Slang unb fl0bsn benz
2aien gepaltisen Reipstt Elm. @inen
Wenfhen, Der gepobnbeitsmdbig feline
Jingernaeel benast, nennt Der eelebrte
Mrat nidt einfah sin.n S9peinisel,
ionbern sinen Snp6opbagomnnen.
Qeute, bs beim Siben bic Beine freua<
fpeis iibereindnoer gu lseen pfltsen,
beiBen arntoppoomanen. Inter Otoz
bdttDlomanen peritebt man Meni6ene
timber, Die NIT ben 5insern in ibren
Ohren berumbpbren. Wir tonnten
nod eine gauge Qn3abl perartiser
Bortbilbuneen anfiibren, befdrGnten
uns aber barouf, bic juneen !0srrhsn
81 fenn5ei6nen. bic nit ben Singern
ben lperbtnben S6nurrbart bins uno
berbreben. UNI ibn in 6orm 3li brir>
gen; man nennt is in gsbilbetsr @tiels
iHaft acknowledgements.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-30

unb fptelt nitpt nit mir unb ibt tstn
Truhtld unb TUT gar nidts, ats
an Wes fiben. ~" bate gbtifian
8erg fiG iosben ertriiitet iibsr bic
Sante betlaat. Da mar er aufsez
iprunsen, bate ben !6ut ppm Nagel
seriRtn uno ging iebt gu ihr.
Sic hOrte ibn ni6t. bis er nur nod
foenise S4ritte BON ibr entfernt mar.
Da iprans fis auf = r~eeunssIos, nit
falaff nieoersefuntensn Mrmen, bis
in bic 2ippsn erbIabt, itarrte lie MuIf
gornils ms 9efdt. Wuh ct mar
blaB. uno in ieinen Mus.n meinte Tie
bic sanae Strense unb bas harte lit
tbeil eines Ridters gu leien. Do
fano tie Die Sprade nieoer, it0bnsnb
bru4 es aus thr beraus: uMulf. u.
Wulf... nidt mebr! SD bin eez
ftraft genue. iiehit bu ss nidt2 Sd
slaubte oamals mirfli9, beinsttpessrl
mein Slid BON mir gsitoBsn gu boz
ben. uno id bab' in oielen iammerpolz
len Stunoen perIuat, mid meines
Opfers gu freuen. limb nun" limb
nun peiBt bu", unterbrad er lie, unp
5og tie an ben 9dnoen gu ii9 beran
uno ia9 ibr in bic Nusen, als rsoe
sr nit ibrer 5eele, nun neiBt bu,
9ela; Dab es niht Elm 6pnntagsz
nnb ein Iatagsgliid sibt, fonoern nur
ems, bds jeoen Sag oa 1T, unb bas
lsoen Sag ourdfonnt. 6at ou BEN
Wtutb, bos nod einmal ppn bir gu
p%etten2" Ou iant ie lautlos an
lbm nieber unb oriidte ibren 8ppf
an letne &nie = er nubte nidt, mar
es Subel pber Shlud5en. mas lie 10
ourhfdIttsrte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-30
9as T6tBiafte.

@as bruudt Der Mtaurer gum
oausbduen? 0ieie fhpieriae Jrage IL
mie aus Obtrbdpem er3dblt pirb-
in einsm Oorf4en bel 9aag DON eis
mem ainbe ipielenD 9et9it iporbsu. 4uf
Die 5ra9e oes 2ebrsrs: ,Was pobl Der
Utaursr am nothpenoiaiten aum8ausn
tines 9duies brau6t2", nubtt Elm
oidbndi9es, tueelrunhes Wdbtrl, bic
tlsinfie Der 9Gnatn Shult. bic i&nsujts
NIB tsfk 4Hfsppr': u Hier.A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-30

Ge. 16-Son 0pulton II. @aco abs. 7:05
No. 41ISon acrrpille. nur an
S%pnrltaaen ...... dbeno5 $40
go. 43-@on aerrulue tdsl. abos. 9:l5
SO. 155-8on &errpiQe uno Camp
Stanlep, tdal. auseenonnmen
Sonntae. semiidt. ..abenbs $50
Nbfabrt-
&o. 11-Nah Corpus @hriiti.
Qorlton uno 8aeo Dorm. 9:25
9o.13-9a6 5puitou u.aIite abs. 1890
NO. 15-Nah &enebn ..nad1m. las
ao. 42-Nad Gerrbille, MIR an
an Sonnta9en .ntra5. 7:45
We. 44-Nah Gerrptlle. tdaI. ndm. 4 so
Ro. 15G-Na6 &errbiae unD Camp
STANLEY, 9emifhter 3ng. tGae
LID. arsaen. Sonntag mrgs. 7;30
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M. X. & T.
(Nt. q. & Z. Babnhpfl

Nntunft-
/. 9o. 25-@on Noro Eeros mrQS. 1920
2. No. % aatp SIper" morgens 1870
No. S-8on @neo mo Allitin
......... nadmittngs 4:45
go. 29-oadht 2imiteo" abenos 100
Wo; 1-~Seras SpeeioI" n5enos 900
Gbfahrt-
go. 4-Nah a4itin uno @aro
49,. ........ nddlnl. 1926
No. 30-0Gatb &imiteo" BORN. 1000
Ho. 2-.Seras Gpecidl" BORN. 500
/. $40. 26-aaatp Slner nab @a01s
uno Sort @ort6. .ntenos 900
2. SO. 26-Tah ct. 2puis nno
Sanias 9Th ..... .abenbs 9:20
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-30

nnb Der, bod bann meIpete fie lhre
Mnfunft sr miros ia n.dt bort
1ein. Warum foflte tie nidt md,
tiamaI bic Gtdtteu mieosrishea. bic
tbr i'm Jriihllng 10 lisb ~seipproen nd
rem?
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S. A. & A. P.

Aufunft-
70. 12-@on aiiitenorten nad,n1. 300
So. 14-Gon 5ouiton unb 3iis
lteHorten ...... morgens sos
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
(SaMptIinte) tasifd,.

atltuntt-
ap. t01-Snniet 9im,teo bon 3eru
Orleans 49,. moraens 4:40
No. 102-Suniet 2imiteS bon Gan
Tranciseo. -. moraens 1853
NO. 7-Saft Mail uon Sem Or
leans -. fnor8en5 100
80. 8-gon 9el 8io BORN. 11:15
go. 9-Suniet @rpreB bon Ven
Orleans ........ obenbs 8:35
SO. 10-Suniet @rpreB bon Gan
Sroncisco. @ogle &aB me
0eerico ...... abenos $50
No. 228-@oH Gayle $aB. mora's 7:30
(Shlnflpagcnl
Nbfdhrt-
SO. 10f-Suniet2imiteo nod San
6rdncisto ...... nadJm. 1870
SO. 102-SunietQimiteo nuh 3ep
Srteou5 f1orgens 11.20
No. 7-Sait WaiI mad Sci Hie.
@aale RaR uuo Merico
,........... bormittag5 II 90
Ro. 6-Sait 02aiI mad 4etp Or
leans -. -. morgers 1880
Ro. 9-Suniet @rpreS nah Gun
Sraneisco ...... abenbs 1850
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SANTA FE q. & G. N. Depot)

UIllIIIft-
$50. 7-@om Noroen Dorm. 1925
No. Bonn Noroen !. obenos 9:45
Ibfahrt-
SO. 2-gtah benz Noroen BORN. 500
no. 6-Nad Dem Noroen nts. 8.t5
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YW.S.S.'
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THR
UNITED STATES


Die llltter5eidner fir @ar
Sobtngs Stamps iino orin.
geno au~fgcioroert, ibre Gin5ablun.
gen 5u MAIDEN.
@ir nelliten meilt Sen einelt
~Oummen Sunaen." Ser ms ourb
irgeno cine fluge 9emerfung perIeet
bat.
- SAINT arieas-S parmarfen.
w. S. S. PLEDGES ARE DUET"
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S. A., U. & G. q. & G. N. Depot
ARTESIAN BELT R. r.
(I. & G.. N. Dep0t)

Anfmft-
@o; 2o2-@on gbriItine. .uadm ; -
abfahrt-
SO 201-Nnh ghriStine. ,porm b,
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
8ictpria 9ipif pa.

Autunft-
80. 301-SdaIid uon oDuitoR.
Bort Snnnca. Sietorla nmo
@uerD ......... dbelto5 J:Os
4bfnhrt-
No. 302-Sdglid mad, guero, Bic
foria. Sort 2apacn unp
0oulfon ........ abenos ,:tj
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
RUSH Of TRAFFIC
PRECEDES RAISE IN
PASSENGER FARES
Railroad Men Expect Falling OF
in Volume of Travel When
Trains Leaving Terminals Be
fore Today Reach Albuquerque.

The volume OF passenger traffic.
which suddenly increased bate lgst
week ON account of the coming tu.
crease iu rates. had not ubat,d to-
DAY although the rails" had gone in
To effect The decrease which the
raise uudoubtcdk will cause. prob
ably Will not bee readily noticeable
here until Wednesday a. tine lest us
the travellers who started while th,
former rates were still iu effect VIII
not reach here unit Tucsdi,
Traffic ou the Santa Fr has been
pbuormall' hcay, for this season for
tho llst three ddNs because of the
rush Of travellers tu do their travelling
before the higher rates. announced
10y the federal director general. caught
them ava, from home or away from
the places they intended to visit I'
did not fore, the running of ,ryuud
sections OF trains but there were Few
trains that arrived here iu the period
Of the rush that were rot crowded
IN additional ear was placed ou near
lN every outgoing train here They
We're already long and "doublc-hc1d
ing was common.
simultaneously with the going into
effect Of the higher rates the ticket
office her, ceased To sell round-tup
tickets a. reduced rates. Round trip
tickets we're sold today hut they cost
twice the un"-way fare Thoy saved
travellers mercl, Inconvenience no
money.
Il wis reported that tourist rates
were To- bee announced ON June , hut
official confirmation was lacking II
these are granted they probably VIII
not be- extensive The director gen
rrti stated that tourist rates would
not Doc allowed but hat few CA
crpiiuns would br mah"
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
DOTS AND DASHES


\ Pacific Port Japanese frcightor
Nikohu Nuru first Japanese vessel
tak"u ny tutcd States shipping
board, sttuck on ledge In ing but
flUdtcd at hiSh tide, badly damaged.
Washington american steamer
Iiuar De l;tu was sunk by German
sui martin" seventy miles OF MARY
baud coast saturday morning b, tor
pcdu
London secretary Daniels ,ablcd
that American naval forces IN
Europe are not being weakened a.
result 81 l.hu1t activity In American
w,lcr and troops will continue tu
go abroad
N"w Bedford, Mas Two whalcrs
arrived reporting they had been held
up lN i-huIt. off Cape HHtteras and
captain uf one says German captain
allowed him TO proceed when told
Do" We. poor sud loss ~ ship would
ru.u him. llis cargo of S3p.unO
worth ot sperm oil Wis uuharmcd.
The t-buIt lctt the other whalcr to
49, after aud sink Is steamer
NUrtolk Ns.--I;cporicd that two
American dcetruvcrs nave been s"cu
with what b. believed tu Doe sub
marine In tow OF Virginia.
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
ASKS HEAVY RAISE
IN ASSESSMENT OF
LOCAL MERCHANT rs
County Commissioners Refuse to
Take Action Requested by State
Tax Commission; Would Have
Affected 4e Businesses.

The state tax commission today
asked the county commissioners. sit.
ting az a board OF equalization. to
raise the assessments uf mcrchaudi Sc
stocks owned by forty.eisht Albu-
Querquc merchants and companies.
Rupert e. Asplund secretary OF the
tax commission. personally presented
the commissions request
The county commissioners, after
hearing Assessor stephen n, Rochl
refused to make the raise The as
SCISSOR said the merchants were pay
ing taNcs On u Just and fair valua-
ton and that they could not afford
now e. pay higher taxes Tie said al
So that the raise would place an un.
Iu~t burden ON them. pointing out that
the tan commissions intention was tu
raise assessments only IN few coun-
ties because It's agents had not had
time to cover the entire state
The raises asked 10y the taN COM
mission ranged from 5000 to ti50,-
00o. The table shows. In the first
column. the name OF the company or
merchant whose assessment the tax
comm SION wished iiis"l ia the scc-
uud column. Ia" assessment made
on the uouuty's t,N ROLLS. auG. 10 th"
third column, Tho raise asked tor
10y th" taN cpmmis-ipn The table
toIlpW4.
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
PROM COAST ~ COAST
4 Remarkable Chain OT Home Tcs-
tinH'nS. N1d AlbuueTqIc AIds
its Voice to the Grand Chorus
uf Local Praise.

From north to south. from east to
west;
In every .ty, every community;
In every state IN the Union
Rings ou, The grateful praise Tor
Ooans Kidney Puls.
10000 representative people IN
every walk ot life
Publicly testify TO quick relief and
lasting results
And .ts all for the benefit Of fellow
sufferers
In this grand chorus o' local praise
Albuquerque ~ well represented.
Wen.kuown Albuquerque people
Fell of personal experiences.
Who can ask for better proof Of
merit?
MIS-. p. y. Evans. $50 North Eighth
street. Albuquerque, says. NJ, back
ached FOR DAYS aud when ! stopped
over and Strengthened up quickly !
became dizzy for a few minutes, one
box ~ .pouus kidney pills cured nae
% ne aching In my back ana ! never
1ad those dizzy spells again. | have
nreu recommended Donn's Kidney
irIis tu others and do not hesitate 10
speak ia their praise al any time
Price SOC al all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Piils-.the same that
cured Mrs evans. Foster-M n"urn
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
AMERICAN ARMY IS
THE WORLDS BEST.
IN MIND AND BODY
General Gorgas Tells Parents
Sammies Will Receive Finest
Treatment from Time Of Enlist
ment to Discharge.

chicago. June 30 Wor plans ol
the medical profession viii bc tor.
mulutcd at the siNty-uiuth convention
OF the American Medical association
whi,h opened here todat thiofs or
th" nitcd States army aud navy mcd-
ical forces members Of medical into
stons from France. England. Italy ana
Belgium and organizers of the nov
medical rcsrrNr being formed ma thus
country are Ia take au important part
n tho deliberations of the body
w" are putting into the field the
best arm, ph, sicallN and montall, DO.
the orld.' said Malur General Cor
gas surgeon general of tho 'uitcH
states army today. The parents OF
the boys who comprise thus great arm,
should know that they viii receive tho
best possible treatment from the time
they enter tho service untu they arc
discharged We h1,, mad the best
health conditions bon monhznE this
armN that the world has oven seen.
The death rate iu the lupnucso arm,
from disease ana wounds h 20 pee,
900. aud tins was the lowest of all
the armies iu the world. The death
rate in the American army ~ per
600
we estimate that 20 to 80 ppr cent
of an wounded men Will bC restored
and returned 10 active service again.
and that the number pcrminoutly dis
hhl"d viii not exceed 10 per cent"
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
American officer
Slain by MexicanS
o. sssoerArsp rHsss

HrOwusrlllr T,, Jun. TO-
Lieutenant David J. Schaiic.
lnth United states cavalry, was
killed mst night IN an encouu.
irr with N"NtcGu troops on the
NsAl'Jt side OF the RIO
Gfandc -Four men iu iIcuteu-
ant S,haIlr's party erc held
prisoner m Ndtamoras bat e.
rNpectcd io hr delivered 10 the
l'mted States authorities TO-DAY
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
BEBBER, OPI1CiAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.

puN.r TuEGI1 NOIH ~ - 40
Iiii .Ell" EI.D CROSS tLUb.
EpNI- 81 bNti.H OF COM
WIG. \Nb ~IHONG'S BOON
rHul;I
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
BASEBALL SCORES
NATION ~, N.IE.
IhiVagu u: phiIadciplia I

'.UtdgU ..... 200 UeO .Uh...t 10 10
Thtladclph" 100 600 c'.- "
batteries Vaughn "nd liillItrr.
pcachgrr Main. DAVIS gud Adams
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
NMli,Ii ~ II.NGII.
BostUt I. ChicHao u.

Boston 600 100 t0H-I
thi,ago 600 900 Quo. %
haitoucs Hush and Sohaug. Shcl-
ruhuCh aud S,nuIk
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
Watches, Jewelry, Cut
Glass, Silverware
Reliable Goods at
Close Prices

For over 80 yeats Wc have re
paired watchc, and lrwclry from
all parts of New McNicu aud Ari.
coma Send your work to ms by
parcel post. Satisfaction guar
tccd.
The evening herald., 1918-06-10

Pittsburgh 400 600 Uuu % u
Iuuoklyu ..... 0Ou GOO u"A.g g.
batteries cooper and Schmidt.
Grimes aud Miller
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
Judge Nearly Gassed
When Firemen Test
Their New Masks

Judge W. " Mcclellan ot
the police court narrowly os-
capped being "Eass'd' TINS
morning as the result of test
uf new gas masks conducted
by Ia" Hrcmon at the central
station.
The hremou selected Tor the
tcs' e room IN the basement OF
the city hgll n was directly
uuder the police court room
and when ;hev nllcd u with
dense tCk smoke the fumes
leaked through pipe holes into
th" uppcr room Judge No
} IlcllHr beat Off tho i.untcu-
uOnai attack by caulking
hol's with Nads Of paper
The evening herald., 1918-06-10
LECTURERS OF NOTE
TO APPEAR BEFORE
DENTISTS OF STATE
l.. 81. M. Westenhaver Of Kansas
City and Lieut. Col, M. Sander.
son of Camp Cody Named on
Program for Meeting.

The attcndanc, of morc than thirty
members " expected ;, the state
Dental society az IT'S n',t meeting
scheduled for June 20 % aud -. The
meeting will hc held in the Chamber
of Commerce.
Lecturers OF not" will speak 10 the
dentists Probably the most promt-
ncnt whose names appear on tho pro
gram Tor the meeting are Earl West
onhavcr OF Kansas city. who VIII
lecture on oral surgery aud Lieut.. col
". Sandcrsou. dental corps United
states army Lieutenant Colonel
SandcrSon is stationed at Camp cody.
Iic viii lecture ON oral war surgery.
These lectures. believe dentists In Al.
buducrduc. viii bc q strong drawing
card They look FOR tho attendance
Of virtually every dcaust IN New
Mexico
The state board of dental examiners
viii meet here on june ~ and will
hold sessions for three DAYS Dr. y.
!. Alrcr Of Albuquerque, rs president
~ tho hoard. The other members are
'r o. - HARRISON Santa -" vice
president. Or. T.. u. IIoug1 rprtulcs.
~ VI ~ chaplin. silver rtu. and
nr. VI j. Moran. pcmiug. secretary
9ud treasurer.
Th" program for the me 'ting Of the
sucict, follows
june 81.
900 e. m EcgisirJtluH.
Opening ul meeting
Reading of minutes.
Presidents address
DiscuSsion Of Pr,sJcui. address
' ! Algor. Albuquerque and = T..
Oluc, Fast iaa Vegas
Reports ot standing committees
Secretary report
1880 Lecture. Ornl Surgcr,
Earl Ncstouha,,r Kansas citv
l:a6 y ~ Lecture Mouth Nv.
ricne Lieut. Earl " RrtIy. n. u. G..
Camp Cod'. Discussion opened hl
charles : Ell"r Albuquerque. j. T.
Hardin. Fort Sumner
ESQ - IA Lecture. ral Surgery
Earl WustcuhHNer
4 so y. M Lecture. Oral war SuI.
gerry Lieut.. col. NJ. Sundcrson .. e.
4. $ \
500 y. nm illustrated lecture. The
National Research Institute of the
Some of lis Activities Weston N
Price Cl,vcl1nd. read bv John J
Clarke. ArtrSii
June II
300 M Special ic,turo aud
clinic EAudoutig--t t.ar II Weston
haNcr.
80 p. M Spencc's PLASTER. Paws
e. n Woodgar MagddIcna Dis
cussion opened by \ = Strctch,r.
Ration. W y. Cornell Gallup
ESQ p. m Interior Arch Corr,c-
uon.-F. Williams. Los Angeles
$50 :. m -Zinc and copper ,'e-
mems T. D. Algcr. Nlbuducrpu.
discussion opened bv @. H. Brown.
Santa I". =. q. Clarke. So,orro
$50 y. m Synthcti, Porcelain
John T. clarke. Artcsa Discussion
"u'ncd hy W. T. Croft Santa Fc. ".
Moran. Dcming
zoo q. m business Suuc of pci.
'try T.. " Matthews lsorhcstcr
500 =. ~ Banquet
June -.
200 a. m Special ,cyurr and
clinic. proph,luNis Epr y Weston
haNcr.
1900 q. M Arm, IrobIcms
'ioui col NJ Sarderson
! so q ~ Dental ALLOWS John j
Clarke. Nrtcsia Discussluu opened
20, g VI Stauuu Tucum,.i. Il Fred
I'ttIt Albuquerque
500 a. M. Clinics VIII bc held at
Various offices.
The clni'lans are VI. q Bauch,r'.
l.I raso. r. j Algrr Albuquerque.
g.. li Brown. Las cruces. charles 4
Ell'r. albuquerque. r. Fred prtttt
Nihuuucuucs NJ 4 Moran. Demiug;
i : clarke Nrtc,ta; AMI T.. u Ford.
Santa 70
The evening herald., 1918-06-10

Sew York. June no. ST Louis Sow
ork game postponed. rain
The evening herald., 1918-06-10

Can MALONE TAXI; day ana
night service At GTimshaws
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
STILL FEW VACANCIES TO BE
FILLED IN HOSPITALS

IL there are any well educated young
women in Virginia who are eager to
serve their country by entering the
training schools Of accredited hospitals
Van Wort. chairman Of the committee
on nursing OF the Graduate Nurses'
association. There are yet few va
cancies in many OF the best instftu-
lions. but these are being nlled daily.
and later 1t will be difficult to gain
admission.
Miss Van Wort urges well equipped
young women who are earnestly desir-
ious Of doing patriotic work to take
this means of helping to care for the
families of soldiers and sailors, as
there Ia no better way Of keeping up
the morale of the army. 1t Ia no easy
job and not one which any girl could
NH, fer the state requires at least one
completed year Of high school work,
while almost all hospitals will accept
only practitioners who have had better
education. Several institutions receive
none who are not high school grad
yates.
No you will not have to pass three
long years in theoretical work only as
ID the case with all other professions,
neither viii the student be called upon
to make big cash outlay. for gain un-
like other endeavofs. nothing Of the
kind is required. Students are given
small allowance while In training.
but plans are now under way to abol-
ish this privilege. making another rea-
son for entrance now.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
NEWS OF VIRGINIA
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
SIX YEARS AGO JUST USED

Harrisonburg, Va. Sept. ga
marriage license is just as valid after
six years as 1t was the day 1t was
issued, according to County Clerk j.
Frank Blackburn. who yesterday re-
ceived a returned license from min
lister who married a couple on Sep
TENDER IL on marriage license
which bore the date OF November IA,
1912.
On the latter date Casper l.. Meyer
received a marriage license to marry
Miss Martha Richie. the license be-
ing issued by Colonel Martz. who was
then clerk of the court Nothing
more was heard OF the matter until
yesterday when the identical license
was received at the clerks office
showing that the two parties named
in the license had been married on
September IL by Rev. w. A. Dove.
OF the Church of the Brethren.
Both of the contract parties are
from Rockingham county. in the
Cootes Store neighborhood
Just why the license was not used
at the time 1t was secured was not
stated on the paper when Il was re-
turned by the preacher. Anyway. its
validity was not questioned and the
nuptial knot was tied Just az tightly
under it as If II had been Of more
recent date of issuance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
PRICELESS RELICS GIVEN
MEMORIAL LITERARY SOCIETY

The Confederate Memorial Literary
society at its frst meeting Of the sea-
son yesterday Acknowledged a number
OF priceless gifts made recently Two
OF the most interesting are statuettes
from the estate OF Or. Gfldersleeve
left In his will through the Virginia
Trust company: the program and pa
pers OF unveiifng Of Shiloh monument.
Tennessee. with large photographs OF
Its hgures in has relief Mrs. William
Huhin Cox presented from Thomas
Pfnckney. Charleston. s C.. a sketch
OF the Manassas battlefield drawn on a
hospital sheet by a wounded soldier
1t Is complete and was pronounced re-
markedly accurate by General Beaure.
garde. Mrs. Taylor Ellyson brought
in the list Of 500 members of the
Staunton United Sons OF Confederate
Veterans and United Daughters Of the
confederacy compiled by Mrs. CasseiI,
Mra-EeFman v. Randolph preaente ed
from J. 8. Pillings. Piningston. Mass,
the copper plate of \ Confederate 10
bill. n desirable addition to those al
ready in the museum. The order book
of General John Pope. with his own
and his stairs signatures on il. cap
tured with his coat in a raid by Gem
eral J. r. B. Stuart at Catlett station
in August. 1862. was also received
through Mrs. Ellyson.