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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
Varsity Football
Line Up For Game
Saturday Undecided

The University OF New Mexico foot
ball team will open Its season Satur-
day afC noon at 2;30. when Il PLAYS
the sacorro School OF Mines on the
University field. II will be the first
time ~ years that these two teamt
have met. and a hard-fought battle
II expected.
Coach McGough OF the university
has not announced n lineup for
Saturdays game, partly due TO the
fact that there is , much good
material 10 choose from. For the
hack field the Mann brothers. Claud
~. und will probably start the game.
The back field will be further
strengthened by tho addition OF Carl
Aydclotte. who was one OF the VAR
sity's muinstays In 1913 and 1916.
Aydclottc registered Monday.
Among the men out for tho line
are several who have p previous
experience. Spears. who has played
with the University Of oregon, and
later with the championship Mg"c
Island team, Is M OF the most
promising mon. Macarthur, Gcrpheidc,
w. Hopeweil and Booker are deVei-
oping speed at end, and II b. difficult
to predict which two will start tho
game. Howden. Craig. Romero. and
Mcclure, an Of whom have hal OK
p.ricncc on former New Mexico
teams. " q p'ish some of the heavier
men for Ilaces on the lire.
gocorro comes to Albuquerque an
unknown quantity, although there
have been rumprs that the team Is n
fast. heavy ore. with several football
PLAYERS who have had experience Ia
other schools.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
Us. DEAVEN SELLS
PIONEER COAL AND
WOOD BUSINESS
William R. Walton and Edward
d. Horgan Buy Business Estab-
lished When Albuquerque Was
Village.

John s. Bcavcn today sold his coal
and wood business, with offices at
lib South Second street. TO William
lt. Walton ana Edward u. Morgan.
both Of Albuquerque, who VIII con-
duct the business Al a corporation 10
be known as tne Coal supply COM
pany, which has been organised Tor
tne purpose.
bota tae seller and the buyers are
wel known business men and there
will be general regret IN Albuquerque
at the news that Air. beasen. al
though his future business pans ars
uncertain. will shortly move with MS
FANNY 40 Los Angeles. where he eN-
pvs ~ 10 maAc ms futurc home.
Mr.. Beaver opened his coal bust
ness IN Albuquerque la tSg. tnirty
years ago. AZ was the first fuel busi-
ness In tho new town, then having
less than 5000 population. Aiou-
quefquc has grown 10 zt.UUV popuia-
ton SINCE that lime aud the DOaVcl
coal ana wood business has grown
Win a. During has long aud active
business carer Ar. beaNen has y
only made his NAME synonymous vita
coal n wood. and good service In
tuel supply, hst mas helu many posi-
ion OF pubic trust In when ne IA.
acquitted himself with honor and
with profit 20 The City. ltis 81
service ~ "a nicuIacr Ca ..4e c.ts u
ell was one a this most useful
memberships Ia the ntstvry OF tnat
BODY. Cutlouhly Mr. b. tyen sold out
his business on the 8Otn anniversary
OF Tvs establishment ana also on has
10th NeadinE anniversary.
William A.. walton, president Of
the new company has behind MIN a
long and successfui business record
n Albuquerque. lie is wIdeiy shown
In city ana state and has been es-
p~cciaiiy active IN public ana.rs and
In all movements for community
progress. howard ID. Horgan. secre-
tary VI the new company. cama to
Albuquerque four years ago from
Bumaio, y. u. whore Tor many years
he WAS connected as an executive with
% e ol the largest publishing no..
In the Empire STATE. After coming
here he took an active part IN tue
Li9erty bond cnmpaigns and much OF
the success OF those campaigns local.
~ WA attributed to his cnor,s In the
organization and publicity WORK. The
company will continue the business
Offices at IFS South Second street and
Will maintain In quaiity u service
the standards SO well established by
Mr.. beaver during his thirty years
OF propriCtorsblp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
TWO MORE DRILLING
CONTRACTS LET IN
NEW MEXICO FIELDS
California People Behind Explor-
cation of 1000 Acre Lease in
Pecos Valley-New Leases Made
by Californians in Socorro Co.

Two more contracts for drilling oil
exploration wells. TO considerable"
depths. have been let Thus far this
week. according to Information reach
Ing Albuquerque. one OF these IL
on 1000 acres Of leases lying west Of
Dayton In Eddy county, about six
miles from the railroad. The RIOS
well Record that drilling
contracts have been made by the
~lofsecs. said 10 be California oil men.
with T.. H.. Wcuthcrholt ana T.. 81.
Grconlcc as the contractors. Ma.
chinery is said 10 be on the road FOR
use la carrying out the contract.
The other operation IL IN townships
9 and 3 west. range % west in socortY
county where California men also e
reported to be Interested ana to have
taken ovcr considerable areas Of
lenses. The lease ana contract calls
for drilling 10 begin within sixty days
from October 18Th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
Italian Consul
Leaves Tomorrow
For Visit to Italy

Charles Mciini. local Italian consul.
and family leave tomorrow for New
York. where On October 23rd they Will
sail on the steamcr buca Aosta Tor
Italy. Mr.. Melini b. taking a vacation
and expects 10 bee gone about a year,
this being his first trip 10 his native
land since 1914.
Mr. Melini was appointed by Gov
Drnor Lnrruzllo no. q member Of tho
reception committee for the King 81
Tolgium and his party who Will ar
rive sunday. but owing 10 previous
plans. Mr.. Moliui viii be unable 20
be- present Whether some enc else
VIII be appointed to represent him IN
the committee is in the hands of tho
governor, who has been nothcd bY
Mr. Mcilni OF his inability 10 serve.
T.. Fracaroli has boon nominated
regent and Will Dee In charge or tho
Italian r%nnsulnfo here during the abb
sonce Of Charles Melini. The regular
consul, who leaves for Italy tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
At THE IDEAL.

Lewis 8. Stone. the author and star
OF +" Mans Desire. " q Robertson-Coie
production now show ing at the Ideal.
has many notable stage successes %
his credit.
Combined with his histrionic ability
Stone has n rare talent as a dramatist.
n splendid example Of his constructive
ability being shown In Mans Desire. "
Stone toured tho United States
from Coust to "a m many stage
productions. and h. equally well
actor. Among the notable stage hits
In which he starred b. '"Thc Bird uf
Paradise DhNcr MoroFco's spec
tucuHr production. stones screen
successes include The Man Of
Hrouzc." and Inside the Lines" In
which he duplicated his stage sue
gssses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

able 10 do my work now. certainly
praise your medicine. - Mrs. SUDA
OLDFATHER, GAS West Second Street,
Mishawaka, Ind.
Womenw who suffer from such ailmenta
should not continue 10 drag around and
do their work under such conditions, but
profit by the experience of Mrs. Old
father and thousands Of others who have
tried this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia H. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, and found relief from such suf-
feriug. II complications exist write the
Lydia 4, PinkhHm Medicine Co, Lynn,
Mass. The result Of their 40 years
experience In advising women on this
subject is at your service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists are nd-
vising their friends 10 Keep their sys-
tens purified and their organs In pe--
feet working order as a protection
against tho return % influenza. They
know that a cloggcd up system n
a lazy liver favor colds, Influenza and
serious complications.
To nhor Y cold overnight n
to prevent serious complications take
one Calotab at bedtime with a swat
low OF water-thats all No salts. no
nausea. no gripping. 10 siokeninE after
effects. Next morning your cold has
vanished, your liver Ii active. your
system Is purified and refreshed and
you are feeling nne with a hearty APP
petite Tor breakfast. Eat what you
pleasc-no danger.
Calothhs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price t~hirty-nvc
cents. Every druggist IL authorized
20 refund your money n you are not
perfectly delighted with Caioiabs.-
iAdv.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
Mrs. ]. S. Eaves
Will Recover From
Injuries By Aut,

Mrs J. s. caves 81 Lovlngton. )
NJ. who WIS struck by an automobil
Monday night on East Central av.
IN was reported to be resting We
today. DR. n. l. Hus'. her physician
snys that while her condition Is sci
ious, she will undoubtedly rccoveI
Mrs. Enycs Is suffering from thro
broken ribs. a spralncd ankle and
broken wrist. She has many larcra
lions ana bruises over her body, an
hcmorrhnFes from the kidneys Whlc
developed yesterday give indicatio
OF some internal Injury.
Mrs Esvcs was walking down Ger
trail avenue In front 81 the Mcthodt
"gaputorium with her daughter whoi
she was visiting At the taiyorsit'
whom the accident occurred. n
automobile which struck Mrs Bny'
WAS driven by Richard Bruce. -
North Elm street.
Her husband. J. 8 Eaves. a cattl'
man, was notified by telegraph
once and viii arrive tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
NEGLEGTING THAT
! COLD OR COUGH?
Why, when DR.. Kings New
Discovery 90 promptly
checks Il

IT'S natural you don't want 70 be
careless Gnd let that old cold or
cough drag on or that new at
tack develop seriously. Not when
you ran get such n proved success
ful remedy as DIR. Kings New Dis
covery.
Cold. cough, grippe, Group does
not resist this standard rellever
very long. Its quality Ia rs high
today MS II always has been-and
us been growing steadily In popu-
lartty for more than nifty yea rs.
SOC. and si.2O a bottle at all drug
glsts. Give II q trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
GIBSON Is CHARGED
WITH hAASLAUGHTER
N AUTO ACCIDENT
Witnesses Testsfy That Driver Cut
Corner and Struck Edith Bueh-
ring g She Wa Crossing stree,
Behind Another Auto
FNrnnn ~ DEAN 0EHn
Ht,ot EkI8 1tfhT NINNpN
NOT mr. rHucECUTEn.

rhe Following lsittr WA seceivea
By Justice Mcclellan this morning
b1for1 the iuQocal Into the death Of
Edith HnehfinEi
n am convinced from In
formation rivan ~ me that
the accident Resulting In the
death o. my rauehter. Edith
Huehrinf. MA n OF thoso
unfortunate atrufaucca Which
some rfefF nnN and lntn and
as ! hf|irte IL was IN no way
uramr1ID1fef or intentional ON
lho part u Mr. Gibson (While
not nffnaInE 70 lrterfcrc with
the regular coufaa Of the ltw)
crust that a. The unfortunafe
cataao 9f This accident he will
rot be prosecuted In the
matter.
Yours truly.
WILLIAM r. BuEHRINc.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
Theaters Today

en- THE TER-Repeating WV
ian Martin rs the star In Lou
lsisuEt'; also the reel Of Current
Events" and ''ffnvcingucr"
IDEAL THEATER-"Mnn's be-
fhib." with Lewis $. Stone In tho
leading role. Ia being repeated to-
day; also ~ Might Ia the sIrw"
with Charles Chaniin as the star.
LYRIC THE'i"EIt-"rllc Man
repeated today.
PASTiME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
inc "JuclC Tum's Cahin''; also
"iicfuac Hrsakfat','' a Harold
Lloyd comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
Man Given Suspended
Sentence of so Days
For Reckless Driving

=. II. Kline. who operates a bag
gage truck. WIS given a sentence VI
so days In jail for speeding In Jus
tice McCieilan's court last night, but
sentence was suspended on condition
that he driyuoa cat no more In the
city.
The severity OF tho sentence was
due 10 the fact that u was his thitd
onense. Jusdce Mcclellan in pass
ing sentence said he was determined
70 break up reckless driving In the
city wen II he had to sentence Of
tenders 70 Jail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

up" in June, 1917. lie was coon IN
France and in "A short time had been
promoted from a private TO scconl
lieutenant.
Held Record for LOOPS"
For several months Maynard held
the worlds record for consecutive
loops" He established this nj Rom
ornntin. France. on Lincoln's birth
day. 1918. Hc loopcd tho loop ais
times Al an altitude Of 1900 feet
much nearer the ground than any
aviator had ever attempted before.
Maynard's stunt flying attracted
the attention ~ Washington nuthorl-
ties and when the air service was cut
down after fho war he was retained.
Maynard won the recent Toronto
to-New York air race, finishing ahead
OF a big field.
The SKY pilot IL Of medium
height. slim and muscular and weighs
about ifb pounds. lie wears glasses
and has a strdious appearance.
Going Rack to Pulpit.
Tho flying parEon" will return TO
the ministry as soon as he Is mus
tered ont 81 the army. his wife said.
rho family has been living here since
Lieut.. Maynard WAS assigned 10
Mitchell field.
Mrs. Maynard was on tho field
here WHEN she was told her husband
had completed his westward flight
II am very glad" M said. 1T is
a great relief 10 have Il over The
death 81 five flyers In the race has
naturally had q depressing effect on
me. ! am Eud- Bclyin was success.
ful"
Mrs. Maynard was watching tho
planes m-anouverlnE Owe the field, IN
company with her two daughters
Evelyn. 8. and Hosalic. T. h wel
obviously nervous until told Of May
nard's success.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
Constipated Here's Relief

Not that often harmful. always
violent and temporary help that
comes from harsh %purgntives. but
he comfortable. gratifying, cOrrec-
tive regulation OF stubborn bowels
90 pronounced In DIR. Kings New
Life Pills.
Tonic in action. they promote
free bile 1Ow, stir IN the lazy, thor
ouUhly but gently cleanse the Eys-
TEN Of waste matter aud ferment-
lug foods. and give you keen rest
for hard work and healthful recre-
alton. AL drugglsts-2jc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
FIRE DESTROYS BIG
BARN IN THE COUNTY

The fire department made a run
four miles south ~ the bridge oyer
the Hio Grandc river last evening 20
the farm 90 rplicnrpip Armilo whore
q barn WINS destroyed by ere, The
fire had gained too much Roadway
when the department arrived TO be
able e. do anything aH there was no
water available. 4 large amount u
hay and fodder la the barn wass dc
sir0yed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

NOT 10 my Nofk anu
] could not get any
thing to relieve me.
A physician treated
me, but II did no
good. ! had been in
this condition for
three months when |
began taking Lydia
T.. Pink hams Vege-
table ompouhd
ttabiyt form) and
cured m e. /
keen house and am
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15


not driving excessively fast. but that
he proceeded at least IS feet before
he brought his car TO % stop after
striking the girl.
y. Is. Moore. who was IN Tho car
with Gibson. said that he could not
say whether Helmick's car was az a
stop when Gibson turned the corner.
but that when he saw u after the
accident il was about half way across
Third street. lie said Gibacn was not
driving fast hui would not attempt 20
estimate the speed. beyond saying
he believed he could walk as fast as
the car was going. He said that Glib
son must have gone 40 or SO feet
before he brought his car 10 "A stop.
G. W. WrinFficid. who was In the
Office Of W. g. Thaxton al TIE time
OF the accident testified that he saw
the Gibson automobile fust as n
struck the girls and that he felt sure
that the tar pissed over both OF
them. but that he did know the
wheels OF the car passed over the
body OF Edith, the girl that was KILLED.
He thought they must have failed g..
strike her sister az he said That both
girls were lying In the street when
he saw "a auto pass on. lie esti-
mated that II went Is feet before IL
was brought TO a stop.
DR. l.. q. Rice testified that he Jared
for the injured girl and That her death
was caused by abdominal Injuries. Ito
also sald her thigh was broken.
The jury was nut only "a short time
In reaching "a verdict. n wna com
posed Of Dr. David Boyd. foreman.
! W. McQuade. lose Wac. David
Rittenhouse. Julius MAndel and Frank
sioriz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
MRS. &. &. MANNING -
NAMED As CHAIRMAN

The organization 81 the state. hy
counties. Tor participation In the
drive for not less than 100000 with
which TO finance the activities OF The
New Mexico Public Health associa-
ton for the coming year. u progress
sing rapidly. according 10 reports
made at state headquarters In the
Wright building. The latest county to
he organized Is Mckinley. IN which
the worn. OF the Christmas Seal sale
drive Will be under the direction Of
Mrs. G. e. Manning Of Gallup.
"MrE. Manning has had much OK
p%erience IN war and welfare work and
has always made Il a point TO see that
Mckinley county not only met but eN-
ceeded is quota. whether Il were =
matter Of Liberty bond or War Stamp
purchases or subscriptions to Red
Crose or other welfare work" said
Clinton y. Anderson. state director OF
the forthcoming drive. we feel sure
she viii maintain her record IN the
Christmas Seal drive In December
Mrs. Manning, Who has been Wis
itlng at the home OF Mrs. Bickel. AZ
North Fourth street. for several DAYS
past. left Tot her home In Gallup this
morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
WHY DO WOMEN
SUFFER
When There is Such a Rem.
edyfor Their Ills as Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound?

Mishawaka, Ind had such q
severe female weakness that | could
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

The first riddle ever recorded was
pronounced hy Samson In the Book
OF Judges. IAN chapter, 14th verse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

Maryland did not sign the Articles
Of Confederation until 1881. shortly
before the surrender Of CORVALLIS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

The game OF billiards. was invented
In the sixteenth century by william
Kew, a London pawubrokor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15
Father Of Two Children Held
Loops Record; Was a
Tester of Planes.

NEW YORK. Oct. fs.-liout. BEL
vim womble Maynard. v%ariously
known a. the SKY pilot" and the
'.nying pgraon." and now prospective
winner OF the first transrontincntal
air race. received his aerial spurs In
the most dangerous Job In France
airplnne tester.
Maynard nevor got TO the front.
but he faced death more times ihaa
any ace In the American army. n
was Mnynnrd's duty to try out newly
arrived nIrcmft to see that every
thing was In good condition before
turning it over to the flight COM
mandcrs.
II the plane WIS In good condition.
Maynard was safe. n anything was
wrong. Il meant n had fall and per-
haps death. He tested several hun-
drcd machines In the seventeen
months he In France.
Was pesior In April. 1917.
when the United States declared
war on Germany. Maynard was at
tendine the wake Forest Theological
seminary in Raleigh. n. e. lie was
a junior. hut during his vacations
often occupied the pulpits OF nearby
Baptist churches.
Maynard ~aa born In Morgan. n.
C.. in 1899. lie was not subject L.
the draft because 81 hfs STUDYING foi
the ministry and bccause OF the fact
that he was marrisd and had two
children. but he could rot keep ont
Of Il.
Ills two younger brothers enlisted
as p%rivates. Ills father was with Lee
In The civii War. Maynard JOINED
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-15

Uruguay is said to he the most
prosperous country in South America.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
SF NECESITARAN OBREROS EN-
LOS TALLERES DEL
GOBIERNO

FL D~epartamento de Guerra de
Washington. segun informes que To-
gYamoS recoger aver. "a a hacer muy
en- breve I'm llamado a los trabaJa-
dores o el fin de comp!etar el nu-
nero ~necesario de obreros que van
. ser emplcados en- los talleres me-
canicos cue seran abiertoS en- ell
Campo Normoyle.
Como w 10 hemos dicho en- otras
ocasioneS. actualmente estan Siendo
construidos los tallsres de ~referen-
ria. los quc estardn bajo ell cuida-
do de un Cuerpo de Transports. Y en-
donde Sc haran las ~reparacloneS ne
cesarias a uodas las maqulnaS . ms
trumentos n~ecanicos del ej6rcito.
Segjn Sc sabe. los talleres a que
nos rcferimos comenzaran a tuncio-
mar cl din primcro de JUNO del ano
en- curse. fecha en- cue Sc cree que
t5Ia la maQuinaria haya sjto lnsta-
lada va.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
Fue aprehendido I'm bolsheviEu

I'm alcman que reside en- Ia segun-
ia cuadra lie la Gale S. Alamo. COM
pareci6 aver en- Ia manana ante el
Jucz de Ia Corte de L. Corporation
el que le impuso \ multa de Glen
pesos.
Las causas por las que ell alemaN
en- question comDarecIO ante Ia JUS
ticia. son las siguientes: Tiene dicho
individuo IN establecimiento dc re-
frescCs en- la Gale mencionada Y aver
en- Ia madrugada invite i dos soida-
dos 4 que pasaran 4 Su comerclo cor
ell 0hjeto dc que Sc tomaran unos
vases de whiskey, 10 cual hicieron,
hahierdose embriagadC, 10 mIsmo
que cl ~propietario del eStab.eclmler-
to.
Sahiendo Ia policia militar que en-
aquol lugar Sc encontraban dos sol
dados en- estado de ebriedad. trato
de II a aprehenderlos, pero entonccs
el aleman Sc arm6 de pistOla Y
Gnunci0ea los policias cue e. primero
que intentara abrir cualqulera de
las puertas' dc su cas- lie d~ispararia
un 5aiazo.
En- esra forma In casa estuvo sitla-
da hasta las cuatro de la manana ell
que al lugar de los acont"cimlentoS
fue ell Captain de Policia Stevens.
quien. valiendose de varias astucias
logr6 capturar al delincuente. quien
fue multado con la cantidad que va
hemoS dicho.
Ademas, despUtS De haber Tecibl-
DO este castigo. fue consignado ! "A
~iusticia Federal For haber manifcs-
tado varias veces a la policia Que ci
era un bolsheviki Y confirmo : u aFir-
maci6n expresando ideas de un So
cialismo mry avanzado. por 10 que
fuG detenido para Ilevar 4 cabo las
investigaciones correspOndientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
HERIDO

En- la e>quina de las GALES de E
Paso Y Colorado Sc desarrollo ano-
che. cerca de las diez, una rina en- IA
que uno de los combatientes resu!td
gravemenCe herido.
Los dos rijosos Sc encontraban en-
IN salon de cinemat6grafo que es-
IA situado en- la Gale de Ell PaSo Y
como una Senorita a quien los dos
pretendian asistiera tamhien 4 Ia
function, los ceIoS que uno Y otro sc
tenian Sc exacerbaron al grade de
cue. unc de eilos hizo Ia proposition
de que salieran a Ia Gale a diSputar-
Sc a cuchilladas el amor de la jo-
ven. 10 cual fue de muy buen gra-
do acceptable por el otro.
La rina empezo Y a los pocos mi,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-02
LOCALES BREVES
HABRA CLASSES PARA OFICIA-
LES EN- Ell EJERCITO

Con el objeto de que los OficialeS
cue no uuieren continuar prestando
sus servicios al ejercito, al ser llcen-
ciados sean convenientemente reem-
plazadoS, ia Secretaria de Guerra ha
dispuesto. cuandG menos en- 10 que
CUE Sc refiere al Departamento Mill
tar del Sur, que los estuGianteS que
estaban en- las diversas escuelaS del
Estado, paSen inmediatamente 4 las
filas, donde contiuuaran sus eStudios.
Como sc Sabe. en- la mayor parte
de los campos militares haoian ST.
do abiertaS e~scuelaS para oflciales,
existiendo en- el Faerte Sam Houston,
una de caballeria V otraS de las di-
versus armas en- los demas campa-
mentos. Ahora ha dispueSto el Go
bierno que todas las escuelaS men
cionadas sean clauSuradaS V que los
estudiantes pasen u las filas. con ell
fin cue VA hemos indicado.
Los nlevo> oficiaies. al mismo
tempo que estudiaran, pondran en-
practical sus corocimientos Y pres
tarin sus servic;os al ejercito. ha-
biendo empezado aver mismo las ella
ses respectivas en- e. Campo Travis,
bajo la direction del CoroneI w. S.
Miller.
De esta manera el Gobierno rec
solucionar Ia falta DE- oficiales a que
de lugar Ia decentralization de los
Il actualmente estan en- eeryicio.
pero que dentro de breves dias ten
dram que ser licenciados.