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Hombrcs de Aimazan.

Los rebeldes cue Sc apoderaron de
Ia hacienda de Guadalupe Y que Sc
c~uestrsron al senior Garcia, pertene-
cen a las fuerzas que manda e. gene
raj ex-federal Juan Andrew Alnlazan,
ouicn personalmente llevG a caoo ei
secuestro.
Almazan, segIin estes infcrmes,
trae bajo u ordenes como ciento GIN
cuenta hombres, la mayor psrte c.
,ailos montados Y r~eguIarnente anna
dos
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LA RECONsTRUCCION DE
EEANCIL

PARIS, JUNO 22.-Se han firnlado
contracts con empresas de construc-
Cion a~mericanas, para ell trabajo de
reconstruction. que c~oDlprende ia
reedificaci6r del area destruida dc
Reims, Nancy Y Scissors, por valor
de 200. 900 600 de frances.
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oVELA H~ISToRICAS.

Vi Sol De Mayo.-Memoriss &c u lnte-rsn.
l,6- f-ancesa. Con S-aoSeSs S-S'
e Ce-ro de rs CampanaS-SoVeia hlsto-
-Ica de EvaadisImo IntereS SOU
S,is.,.o Calta-EpIsoG.os historieos
a, /, -pvo!rcicn maderIsIa -.......--.-S--Vo
Is Ins.-.entes.-Re.a;oS de Ia lnsu-rec-
con contra Espaua S-'
N,-5-5as de IN observation-disclosures de
S,~s-tr-e y Czud.-c-Episodics ae auestrs
Guerra &c In5epenGenc4a ....--.--...S--S
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CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.

Telefono Crockett y Travis 996
Crockett Y Travis 1920.
e. Inico sitio de AUTOMOBILES ne
xicaao en- Ia Ciudad. Todos nues-
t-os chauffeurs son de Union. Wales
cortos desde SOC. y $500 por Ia no.
"a. Precios ~especiales para fuera de
ia Ciudad. Sevicio rapido dia y
noche
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Robaba Periodico

Tn muchacho americana de corta
edad. fue s]orprendido robando perio-
dicos. Do aviso d la p~olicia. Ia que
~aprehendi6 al muchacho l~levandolo a
las oficinas de policia donde parma
aecera hasta que Ia Corte Juvenit. a
Ia que fu5 eonsignado disponga de e..
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Y POLICIA

SIN que see xpres2 ell motive por
ell cual haya tenido origen tai me-
dida. la Corte JuveniI ordeno a de-
tencion de un muchacho americana
que contara tnece amos de edad Y que
.ouedara a su discosicion. La MEDIA
fue cumplimentada por Ia policia.
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OBRAS DE UTILIDAD PRACTICE.

Cuitiyo de GortaI!zas.-Aee.ga. aio. beta
b.. cebclla. ~cclfior. r2bO. pep!no, etc..SI.tS
Elenensos de Mecaasea- - Fue-=A. now
mser,o, res!ste1CISS. maqClaaS slnpies.
eqG.!.bro. GenSI4ad. etc. .......-.--.. ooc
e Nedico Ge las Fam!lias-ManUa teori-
60 p-&ctico de Medicinal. a Gitaacc de
;odos. In to1o te!a Sis
e Llhro &c Jas MaCFes.-Qbra muy utl,
pOr los conc:iT.sntos Que pECcu-a = Is
radTes de fEm!!!a para curnp!!- su au-
=uS-s nls:oa de to-aa- y educa- II los
Gu;a Complete de! AmansadOr de Cabal.os
y del EicsGor SA-eV
"a aed.cina CaSe-a--TrztAaalen;os senci-
Los y laciIc- lara ccmbatir toda cIssc dc
enLe=ncCsdes y academies -.-......... COc
La Ee-dadera Cienc!a de Curar. Ira
tsmieRyo ra-u-:Sta node.no y modo
dc ronocs- la eniermedades por Ia
expression del rostrc. Tn tUmo teEa $500
Manual Gei EOCoCerO Maqu!HIsta. po- Cou-
Ge-t.-Jn yohumeu tela
Naau2. de IL C-ta &c G2!l:sAs ........$-.20
Nil Quin.entos Sec-etos del N~ocar.-Colec-
ci6n de gecetaS p~-ac:ic2s para "A I!mP!e-
- dc cnScres dOmsstICoS, tc!as y vesu-
do compos:Ura &c ropas y Ub.etcs TO-
csdCr. hygiene. etc. .-....-.......... SOC
Manual &c Ga-vs de Peiss -..-.-.......$i.eo
Secr-tos de "a Nstu-a.eza.-L3or de gran
utilidzG en- e. hogan, per IA slrla de re-
cet%s ; eaSes2nzaS cue conc.erc. $500. $50
RsceLa-lo de NS-4c!na ones-lca.-Co.e
c.on de vecscaS ps-a toG4s las enfe-me-
Gades. e me5or Nbro &C medicinal pOpu-
!ar que sc la pu6iicado. I'm icmo tela. $500
HiS,ene del MatriEonio.-El Ii5ro de los
esposos, pc- Ct Dr.. PercIra. &c IA Rea.
Academia de Medicinal de Barcelona. Tn
tono tela 500
Manual de- Comerc:ante y E9is;olariO Co
merciAL-Ob-a gti!is!ma para toda per-
SOFA dc EeEOElpS Que
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e Verdadera Maestro Dc Frsnces-Cn u.
mo -uSticA S"
DiccicraIi 20 De IuCeS y Esranoi. &c ocIs'L4o.
D:cciona-io de IaE.ss y EsPaaol, de eoSl-n-
Pasta de pei QUO
piccicnzrio De InE!es y Espancl. pc- AHge-
Ii y NcLauShiin.-E Nelo- = -aAs com
pis;o Dc los publicados hAsta Ell diR- Con-
t,ssc las yOceS mas COCernas en- artes,
riercias . inGu,t-iaS. las acepc!oneS ne
r~sNryas para bshLar 5 eScr'oir ameoS
lcionaS, etc. Tn E-usso vo!urncn enIzs-
cSGo sD tea 1900. ,'-~N
Il In-tes sin Maest-o.-Netc6o practice
para aprender en- yein;e 'rccicnes =! lido
ma ir-les. con IA p-onunc!aci"n iiSura-
d en- caSteIlaro. Contienr. adem2s, d.
verses modelos para escrIbir tolA ciase
ae correspou6encja. A II -istlca vac. soc
EmpaStado en- ;sla SL-oO
GramatIca P-ac:ica d. IA LenGua iaSeSa.
Ia meja- obra pa-a e. estutIo grammatical
De! iGonz SS!eS. Tn vo!u1nen pasta
-ara -a- +.NN
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ShNTORAL

Lares Junic 2S.-(Nigflla sin
ayuno) mira Octava de Corpus, San
tos Zen6n Y Agripina Mar:ires.
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DICTIONARIES CASTELLANOs.

Lampano Trstrz6c.-D!cc!ona-io eneIc.o2e-
di-o dc a ieaSua casteiaaa. po- NJ, Con
alez Ge "a Rosa. IiUStr2So con 80
Sraba6os. SIS r~et-atos. is aapas,. dos
cuadros de caQGctas. I2b-as lie! S.stsnG
aetr:co. Codigo ln:ernaciona! dc Sena-
rs. etc. lin Snmo pasta tela-..-S-- SUI
picciorsrio Complete de "A Len=uA ES2a-
nola. ror ". Ro4riEuez-Esvas y Car:aH-
CO. ConSeac cIcn-o veIale rTL woes eS-
pFg4dzs y definidas y IS &c 10 stlc:ioAa-
RIOS mas completes de IA IenEGa- IN %
no &c 1905 pzcinaS, encundcrr2clon &c
luIo
D,cCIonar,c De IA Lensua CaSieEana. rF
n lose Ale-rary.-t o-ula ~ Tc.Irnen &c
IT5s narsnas y ~roa..enc tod1s !2s woes
De- DIeciouario De il Academia. VENT
rin.o mil ane-icanismoS. ounce =" tec-
,.r,s--s arczIsmcs : ncc!oE's-1oS. nu-
m--osg. .lsu-:ores lstIaaS , eTtraHlsrSs
&c Ia fra S+SS
E5i.5S- Minerva. Uci!s,mo ) CaUS
1~-setico. In tonic. empastado en- ieS -
In.lesa
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IGRAMATiCA

Corpcndio de Grammatical Caste;lara, Secun
IA Academia. per Toro y G-mez........ soc
~Conpendio dc Gramsuca CaSteliana. po-
D. And. Ss Bel!p SOC
Eicmentos de Grarn2tica. po- EerranZ.... zoe
Grammatical Casteilans. =cn srreElo a IA de
Ia Eea! Academia. ror Zu6ica. Aume5-
tada cen trsta5os de OCtoGrafia : Pro-
SoGIa. IN tomo tel3
Grammatical de II Real Academia ESpaHola.
Ultima edicion Official 1926
2=ontuario De OrtoGrafia de IA Lcnsua
CaStelIaaa ............... ........... soc
PrcntUa-io Dc Con!u-acion. o los dieZ mil
ve-bos observation-disclosures rcfo-mada =
aunen:ada
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OBRAS DE EDUCACION

e AnSs, del HoSar-LIbyc p-Sne-o &c lee
tg-z. TARA 1Suas evc
Ii Angel del Eo<ar-Lib-o segunGo- eec
,r.I 49, 49, soc
e AMIGO de los Mines. Fo- Sseatler....' Zec
Ensenan-a Simu.t2nea. por Matte ..-.-.- sue
Li5-o Prina-ia de Lectu-a , Escrtura'
ss- Ws-;.-ro p--,.-o nor nseoy..... soc
TNr,c- Tsy;c2TC Ss--Tn5o ........... Csc
Nstoda de esc-:;ura-l~cturs, Por EeoSa-
mrn, con aphcacion de- fonetlsmo
IA Marcia aaalitsro-Siatesca -.... onu
Mant;lla nGne-c l -Sc
Msntila SUrero . eoc
Santilla nu11ero 5 .yc
Man5eyii aunsro / -Sc
ManSeviI n1mcro : 4ec
Man6evil ruuaero 5 oVc
S.lshario de Sar Miguel ..--.---- OSc
Curse de LenEuaIe. por e. Prof.. ResTeo
G~Smez-PrineT sno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESc
CuSc de Lensuaie-SeSurdo ano 1890. Doc
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BIBLIOTECA PARA NINOS.

,Cuertos y l~ectUrcs observation-disclosures 20
Mates IustraG0S c 80 ceEtavos cGGG tno.I
III Pr!mc-a Lectura-
ho-as Fs!ic"s.
z MuaGo Animal para Ninos.
e An4EGi;o.
Escgcia dc Aaimales.
AyenruraS &c Aai:naleS-
Los NIaoS &C otroS Passes.
(! LIbro de! Meme.
Ninos BusECs y N:EoS Ma!os.
CUeatos para NITos.
Z. PAS &C las Na-ayliLas.
CGentoS &C HlG1S.
e MUnGo AxravIlloSo.
Mi Lib-o F&vorito.
Episodes y Aven+C-ss.
Lectures de Historic SaSrada.
Episodes de n Historic SaErada-
Narraciones EXtrzoEdInaFias.
Tzrdes &c Otono.
Il MunLo &c los Ninos-
Las TribUlac:ores dc Me:erct-.
Leedze-CucntcS morales.
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MANUALES PRACTICES

(Lc rI<jor collection en- So g~.teTO.-T0sHos CIR
pcs:cGos ~ ts!c. c $500 cGGC .n0.!
Manual dc Agriculture y GanaGeCia.
Nara4I &c A-tes ; OtIcIcs.
Manual &C Ace:teS y JaboueS.
Manual de AlbAni5erla-
M-rLa. DC CaEp.uterI& &c Taller.
Manual &c Cer-a!--Ia y Ooras dc Hero.
&a1-L dc! GohsIsEO ) EoivorIs.s-
Mania del C-ruiGor dc P;e!cs.
Manual del ConfI,c-o y PaS:eIero-
MALGal del DesI.Iaoor LIeorIs.a.
Manual de E!ect-icld&d-
&anua, de Fo:oETSfiG.
ManuA Ge! EoLaGatero-
MANUAL &c yArGincrIa ) HORTICULTURE.
Manual de Lzboreo &c MInas.
Manual de Lscheriz-
Manual &c Aeranica Industrial
Manual del PIn;o--
Manual del Tc!eSratista ) TcletonIsta.
Manual del Rc!o!srC.
Manual de! SaSt-c.
Manual del Eabricants de VclaS.
Manual de Ncterinsria y EquILacicn.
Mamma del Es-a.s-o.
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SyNEnetl1-e e fTac-V-E u .
I.IRROS DE LECTURA.

LsnEGe EsTaSHOlc. Por Iuro ' Go7ne5
CTextc frances SLS'
Dc You Want 20 SpeaN Saar!sh?-A prac-
tica! method 70 learn The Spanish An-
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ELaCe --------.. =
:Cllsc-s I'd. satcr inEles ea disz dlIS?-.. 90
.OuSsre Ia. saccr frances IN tisZ uias.. 81
iOu:c-~ I'd. sa5sE itali4nO en- diez Gi@S =. 50
L:b-o Pr.neso 9e lrE.sS y ESpahol...... 1t
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
men ON WAY To
Clarion MILLS
IN GUN RANGE
Contlnned from Flrst Paee-

Continued from First PAGE
ploys approximately 1900 men with
steel plants at South Bethlehem. Steel
ton. Lebanon, Reading, Tltusyllle, Pa
Sparrow's Point. Nd. Foster says the
Bethlehem employees are we'll organ
lied.
Reports az the morning shifts wen
20 work In the M0nongahela Valley To-
day indicated an increasing number O
men reporting. Secretary Foster pre-
dlcted he would have the Jones and Me.
Laughlln plant, OF Pittsburgh. closed by
Thursday night. This Is the biggest in.
dependent plant in the district. The
plant claimed today, however, TO be OPP
Grating 100 per cent.
According to reports in Clarion. Brad
dock and Rankin. many foreigners are
endeavoring to leave The district and
return to Europe as a result OF the
strike.
A strike committee protested to Sheriff
Haddock against the presence Of state
police and the orders prohibiting meet
ings. The sheriff told them they could
hold meetings, providing they obtained
halls.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
WILLIAM J. BRYAN
TO SPEAK AT ELKT0N
ipeeIal b The EyenIng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
ELKTON, Md. Sept. 26.-The nrstl
meeting, OF the season Of the Elkton
school Improvement Association was
held in The High school building. We'd
nesday evening. A general discussion
of school work was participated in by
lhe members. DR.. George p. Jones, pas
tor Of The Elkton NJ. r. Chuch, delivered
an interesting address AT the October
meeting an address Will be made by the
Hon. William Jennings Bryan.
One day this week. while with
party OF friends from Wilmington, Miss
Mary Murray was injured IN an auto
mobile accident. The party was en- route
for Zion. when a stop was made TO TX
something about the machine While
at a standstill an approaching automo-
bile crashed into The ear. Fortunately
an but Miss Murray escaped. She was
brought 20 Union Hospital.
Thomas Jerome Murray, OF Elkton,
has been named probable auditor to
succeed J. Enos Ray.
DR.. John Eugene Goncc, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John =. Gonce. OF Elkton. left
this week for lhe University Of Wlscon-
sin, where he will take a post graduate
course. while acting as an Instructor in
the university.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26

no claim for priority or favor over his
fellow stockholders. The suit insti-
tuted by the receiver is but continue
tion OF the litigation started by Jones,
and is anclllary TO Il. Therefore. no
Improperly exists in having the solici-
tor FOR Jones act as solicitor for the
receiver. Nor does q seem possible
that any partiallty which the solicitor
Tor Jones would have for his client
would Interfere with The efforts Of his
solicitor 10 fully recover from unduil-
ful officers and directors Of the COM
pany for an the stockholders. including
Jones, the moneys unlaWfully abstract
ed by such officers and directors. The
receiver Is, the trustee. and all the
stockholders are the benehciaries, and
the counsel FOR one stOckhOlder is not
incompetent 10 represent AN with a
common interest. The proceeding Of
the receiver is In part against persons
who are officers and directors Of the
company, and 'it does not affect the
questions involved that they are also
stockholders. for The bin Is against
them not as stockholders. but as ON
GERS and directors, who have broken
their true obligations TO the company.
Neutrality by the receiver as between
the stockholders and the offending OIL
GERS and directors is manlfestly unde-
slrable.
While no cases have been cited where
me receiver was proceeding against the
Officers and directors OF a a ssOlved cor
poration to Oblnin reparation for
wrongful dealings by them with cor
porate afseis, cases have been cited
which throw light on this question OF
and confirm the view here ex-
pressed. Shamwald Y. Lewis. s Fed
oiS; Mcpherson V. l.. :. 2i5. FED 3J.
Where a dissolved corporation with
out creditors is being wound up by the
directors as statutory trustees, and one
or the stockholders obtains the 6p-
pointment OF a llquidatlng receiver 20
supplant directors, 1t being alleged that
the directors before dissolution had
fraudulently dealt with assets Of the
corporation, and subsequently the re-
celyer filed a bin against the directors
and Others to enforce restitution, 10
was improper for the solicitor for The
stockholder TO act as solicitor for the
receiver in bringing and prosecuting
the suit.
II the litigation was unfounded and
fruitless. there may In the future be
questions as to responsibility for the
costs and expenses thereof but they
have not arisen and are not pertinent at
his time.
For the reasons stated the motion
10 dismiss the bill is denied. and there
will be no order made in the cause dis
the selection made by the
receiver OF a solicitor, or directing a
'hnnge Of solicitor.
CHARLES II CURTIS.
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CAN FISH FROM
KITCHEN WINDOWS

With eighteen feet OF water in their
backyards some OF the residents of 81.
Georges are enabled to flsh from their
kitchen windows. The break IN the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal on the
tight Of August 18th, at that place. re-
leased a body OF water that quickly
submerged a tract OF land comprising
about fifty TO sixty acres I'm extent, and
while 10 Is possible 10 release ii. until
the debris brought down by the food
is cleared away, the United States En-
gineers fear that releasing It would
cause further trouble 10 the canal prop
erty and are now engaged In cleaning
out the large pond.
ss.stant u. ;. Engineer Miller. who
was down there yesterday stated this
morning that 70 is hoped to have the
work done within the next few days
when the water will be run Off.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
COL. FOREMAN is
ON HIS WAY HOME

After serving one year In France
Colonel Albert W. Foreman, Of No. sos
Franklin street. sailed from Brest on
the Powhalan on Tuesday. and viii ar
rive In New York on Thursday, ac-
cordnig TO q cablegram received from
him by his wife. lie Is expected 10 be
al hls home m this city shortly after
his arrival In this country.
Colonel Foreman is a naivle Of VII
mlngton and a graduate OF the VIII
mingion High School lie entered
the service In the Delaware militia
as a boy. and later enlisted in the reg
ular service. lie saw active service
In the Spanish-Amerlcan war on the
Mexican border. and while IN Eu-
rope was actively engaged in the
midst OF war activities Friends OF
his in this city have been The reclpl-
ents Of number Of interesting relies
found on the baltlenelds and sent
here by Colonel Foreman.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
MONOIE TAKES EYE,
HIT RY COIF Rail-

LONDON, Sept 26-Baron James de
Roihschiid, better known as Jimmie DE-
hothschild. has paid The penalty for
his devotion 20 the monocle. noths-
child. who Is best known about the
iace courses and fashionable watering
places. Is almost as rarely seen With
out his monocle as without his tie. A
sOlf ball smashed his monocle at
@cauyille and glass penetrated his eye.
causing loss OF sight
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
TALLEsT FLAG POLE
In InNnON PARK

LONDON, Sept 26.-The tallest flag
pole i'm the world. 2i5 feet. now Is In
Kew Gardens. II is tie gift Of British
Columbia. A great staging was erected
to raise the pole. In the Canadian forest
~ giant FIR were fclled TO get thls spar.
Il was towed through salt water to
Vancouver and Il was a year before a
ship was found TO bring It across. Then
Il was towed through a dozen London
bridges 10 Kew Gardens.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
- EVENTFUL FOR
CANADIAN BATTALION

MONTREAL. Sept 26.-Sepiember ~
am eventful day in the war life OF the
22nd overseas Battalion. The French
Canadian unit, is 20 be the annual re-
union day 0f the organization. They
landed in England on that date In 1913
They suffered their heaviest losses in
:ie battle OF Courcelette on that date,
1916. In the next two years they were
in front line operations on that date.
And il is the date OF their first reunion.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
STEAK IN ENGLAND
GOING TO 81 CENTS

LONDON. Sept 26-stcak viii be Ga
cents pound IN London before spring
under government regulation, a rise
OF 10 cents over the present price. and
sheep Will advance a half cent a month
for six months. These are prices for
nome grown meat. Imported meats
already are cheaper than the English
cuts.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
REFORM AUDIENCES.
SAYS ELLEN TERRY.

LONDON, sepi 25.-"Wo hear loo
much about the reform OF the theatre
and too little about the reform OF tho
audience said Mrs. Ellen Terry IN an
address 10 the British Drama League
IN which she Informed the uplifters of
The stage that the audiences got just
the kind OF entertainment they asked
for
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
Mrs MARTIN OPERATED ON.

Mrs Lee j Martin. No. 1905 Washing
ton street who has been IN bad health
for some time past went under an
operation FOR appendicitis at the Wo-
mems Hospital Twentieth and Susquc-
hanna avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. last
Wednesday morning. She is now I'M
proving
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
sIBERlN FAIR SALES 500. .OOO. 600.

NlZliNI NONGOROD siberia. sept. 26.
The annual fair Al Nizhnl Novgoroo.
held yearly since 1871. this year drew
a half million people. OF whom one Ia
five were foreign buyers. Sales during
The six weeks OF The fair amounted TO
S60,OO0000
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
BRAZIL ENTERS IS
EXPORTER OF BEEF

RIO DE JANIERO. sept 26.-Brzail ex-
ported no beef before The war. Now
she is shipping out 1900 tons annually
and building packing plants TO increase
the output. Experts from the United
states are being brought 20 SOuli
America In numbers 10 aid In develop
ing this industry. Hog raising VIII also
be developed.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
ron TIMELY AND REGULAR mELPs.

Let the Jean Prescott Adams Home
Managers Club help you with your
home problems Apply for free mem
bership 10 Mrs. Jean Prescott Adams.
Department OF Food Economics. Ar
mour and Company, care Of this pa
per-"
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
DnINKWATER As LINCOLN.

LONDON. Sept. 26.-John Drlnkwaier
author OF the play Abraham Lincoln.
which has made such a hit In London
mas himself been appearing In the role
OF Lincoln.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
COMMANDER UONODTD.

OTTAWA. sept. 26.-Slr Arthur W.
Currle. commander OF the Canadian
forces overseas. has been made a full
general and inspector general in Can
ada
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
LARGE TOURIST LIST.

OTTAWA, sept. 26.-Ihe Canadian
Pacific has waiting lists OF twelve
thousand names for cabin ace0mmo-
daiions and applications for bcrths are
still coming in at the rate of 1900 8
day.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
PORTO RICO OFFICIALS
IN BUILDING SOCIETY.

SAN JUAN. sept 26.-Goyernment
workers In Porto Rico are organizing
cooperative building association
among themselves.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
TOBACCO PAYS TURKS.

CONsTANTNoPLE. Sept 26.-The
Turkish treasury Is empty and the
government Is selling tobacco to pay
salaries
Evening journal., 1919-09-26
mnnsE NAM ANIMAL.

CHICAGO. Sept. pa one-day tram.
census OF Michigan boulevard showed
20,i50 automobiles. % auto trucks an
25 horse drawn vehicles.
Evening journal., 1919-09-26

Italy must pay $50 for coal that costs
$3.50 at American mines.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-10
CAMP news.
Collection of Interesting
Items About Soldiers Sta
toned at NOgales and
Their Families

Mr.. Allen r. Keene, of the Post Ex-
change, will leave shortly for Hawaii
where he will join his family.
The orchestra has been missed
greatly aty the ''Y" pictures, the last
seven days.
Mr.. Granville Smith has just ar
rived from Leavenworth (not the
PRISON.. A delightful trip is re-
ported.
Mr.. Eddie Colburn is expecting ar
rival of his future bride from Detroit
Mich, within few days.
Mr.. Charles Kurtzhalz, head of
the Southern Department of the
Army Y. M. C. A., San Antonio,
Texas, with Mr.. l.. A. Ellis, were in
Nogales, last Monday; and Tusday
they left for Arivaca accompanied by
Mr.. G.. Kuiper, of the local Y. M.
C. A. They had just completed a
tour of the border in the interest of
the Army Y. M. C. A.
Every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday there are pictures at the Y,
M. C. A., for entertainment of the
soldiers boys. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
The classes in vocation training
authorized by the War Department
are in progress at the camp. Much
interest is manifested in the different
departments!
Wednesday evening Colonel Bush
departed for Douglas where he will
make AIN indefinite stay.
Friday Colonel Carnahan left al
so, for the same place. His stay
likewise, will be indfnite. He goes
to take command of the military dis
trict of Arizona.
The American Library Association
will be represented at Camp Stepher
D. Little, for short period, about
the third week in August, by Mis-.
Ella Peoples, who is : stationed a
Camp Harry Jones in Douglas.
Don't forget that the 25th Infantr!