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Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26
Nuxated Iron Makes Strong
 Vigorous, Iron Men and Beautiful
 Healthy Rosy Checked Women

Former Hospital Physician and Me.- isal Essamfasr says that in thres wssis it Virtually RsvitaIized His Whsls Sysesm.
 In . recent discourse on the sub- tslp4 of iron deacisncy h the blood
 k Amsriean mon and women Dr. Fl. B. Vail, formerly Physician in the Balti- nere Hospital saad: Throughout my Aad1cAl EDAminsr. have been aston iahad at the number of patients who have vainly doctored for various dis casas when in reality the dsli- cAte, run-down state was simply the rsult of hnlk oe iron in -he bleod. Ttne and aSAin I hAve prescribed or Rnao iron-Nuxatod Iron-and sur prissd patients at the rapld1ty with which the w0Aneas end Gslstal As- bSlity were rsplassd by . reaswsd feel tng of strength and vitality. I took Numtsd Iron my elf te build nc up aGtar . ssrioas ease q asavous ex. hAustion. Tho enscts wsre aDDare13 azter . few days and within three woaks lt hnA virtually rev1talixed ny wh1lo Gyoto0 and put mo In . auDoFb pAyaoai condition. It ts not suzpris- iAg thAt ua1lljons of people annually a1e now tAk1nU NuxAted Iroa a1o phy- sle1ans everywhere ero prescribing 1t. DF. JaOnD Dsunc1e Sullivan. formerly PAVuie1nA of Delloyue HszpdAl (0ut- door Do2t) New yeEa. and the West- eAsstsR Country Heapital. says: Fer wank ok iron you ny beyaA ed mn aE thirty, dull h into1Out, puer h 0aR- oxy, nGvvou1. ey1tkhlo a0a all run down. whl1o at 50 or e Wtth pIeDU C feA n yeor bloeA you my sf1l = youno h 1ooGMg, fall q ltGa your Who1e bea1G 1t1ntng avsr wftA sAergy aAA vt@1 11gQos" -s 'ili s;s- | ' | 5s
 Vos1R 1aaifA cemniasionar M. R. NuA - eAe 01ty e Ch1gan0, GlVY:
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26

LONDON, 2The of London arep
  al the peace
 h,t the ha tit tinein instead of presenting tn" immediately 0 $ ornlal e,ndi Pos Confer while the O h the Ieag o Npto ons"
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26

The Nome Nugget by The Associated Press.

Special o Associated Press 25The Board has announced 
  the inc
  the themw million barrels
  the last of the war; As official victory a o
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26

PARIS March 25-tIiy Commission eavn
  he
 O French sol The 'olhevis all ion for the of the opp the Sov
 The 'olhevis of all 0 to
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26
Hungaria Socialists Will Support New Owing
 Oppositon 10

VIENNA March fon
  IolsfeNik  The dalmote enticyto
  ional element the is in syn eraims docrin
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26
HUNGARIAN CLAIMS
 LIMITED LOCALITIES
Special to the Nugget By the Associated Press.

Nugget Associated COIENHAGEN. assert the
   Hungarian of the fool u
 The Budapest A is O n
  of
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26
Hungarian Situation Affecting German Austria

PARIS, March, Cieman q to neishboing
  shevk activities uprising unr
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26

coBIENZ. March 25'y Ires-Eghy 
  expe on nfoodm ers. the feeding of rmln prisoners  at present
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26

the taking deci of ton their
 The delegates Jusosavh al in
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26

Special to lated rress. MADRID March
 
 
  and the need for immediate action
  Eirge city through Spain It also understood of mart military euntth and definitely Romahes intends his VIENNA March 25Gsy is in Ing evoui
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26

Special y The Associat ted Press.
 CoBLENZ March -American headquarters flied of the military
 official Third
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26

IT IS MORE ECONOMICAL TO .7 E A r
 AT THE ARCTIC BAKERY THAN TO COOK AT HOME.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-03-26

Special
 NEW YORK; Wilson the forces
 shortly
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
Monday Bargains

One and half acres well improved. Price s3,500; terms.
 Two and one-half acres well inn proved, $2,S50; terms.
 Five acres, nicely improved, S3,000 Five acres nicely improved. $3000 Ten acres nicely improved. $3500 Ten acres, highly improved. .. s4750 Forty acres, one mile city. ;. $10,o00 "a acres, one mile city limits, $500 per acre.
 80 acres. five miles out; good buy, s225 per acre.
 16O acres fine soil; good buy. $225 per acre.
 16O acres, 12O cotton. 20 alfalfa, 20 acres maize, $500 per acre.
 For all the above ranches are all good buys and worth looking into.
 RUGGLES AND MURPHY
 21 NORTH FIRST AVENUE dr
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

10 ACRES-We have very fine ten acres with a very comfortable four-room house, good family or chard, close to Glendale car line and school on a proposed paved road. This is an exceptionally good buy at $4,500, on terms. Ex- clusively.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
GOODBUYS

, ACRES-This is a dandy five, To- cated N. F.. close to a paved road. This is an ideal location for a sub urban home. The soil is gravelly loam, absolutely no adobe. The price for one week is s1.750, on goo dterms.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-2O acres fine land in alfalfa; on what will be paved road;
 close in tc Chandler. Price $500 per acre, S1,5O0 down, balance ten years at seven per cent. Forty acres extra choice loose, loamy land. In alfalfa for ten years; ! F miles from Chandler
 Price $500 per acre, good terms. B. M. Crsnshaw. Chandler, Arizona. Phone e.. gs
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

FOR SALE
 $3,150-6-room cottage; terms. $2,5O0-4-room frame; s250 cash, bal. S30 per mo.
 4,25O-6-room brick. near Capitol; bargain.
 s4,75O-6-room brick. This is bar gain.
 s5,5oo-s-room pebbledash; walking distance.
 s7,5OO-S rooms. Best bargain in Phoenix.
 ss,0O0 = IS rooms. Walking dis tance.
 If you want home, see our list. be- fore buying. See WILLARD with
 LIVE WIRE REALTY cor 142 W. ADAMS. fl It
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
Casa Grande Valley

16O acres patented fully paid up in Casa Grande Valley Water Users As sociation. Abundance of underground water 95 feet 80 acres cleared and 20 acres in cultivation. Sandy loam mesquite soil, no better in the state. This is the best buy in the valley. The price is s15 per acre less tran ad- joining land can be purchased for. As an investment one can double their money in six months. Let us prove to you the above statements. Has good drilled well 2k miles from Casa Grande S6.000, F cash.
 ]. I. PARKEF
 CASA GRANDE, ARIZONA. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

FARMS of all sizes at bargain prices. Arizona Land and Livestock Exchange, IF N. Second Ave. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

160-acre ranch, one of the very best in the Salt River Valley. Implements and stock go with the place. Only 20 minutes from center of Phoenix; NV.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

50 acres A ''1" cotton land-nothing better in the valley. "A" water.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

FOR SALE-4 acres. $400 per acre.. $500 cash; balance like rent. Three quarters mile west of Fair Grounds on Christy road. Mrs. L. J. Mckee. Phone 3622. gs
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
Here Are Some Cheap Buys

acres, northeast, improved. $500 71s acres, two miles southeast, not improved ..:............ .s265 20 acres on Northern avenue, improved ..... .............-... $500 261a acres, south of river, well improved ..... $zt3 40 acres six miles northwest, not improved ........s .s212.50 T acres west of Glendale, inn proved ..... .................... s250 7S acres eight miles west; good land, improved ................. s225 80 acres near Laveen, improved $175 so acres north of Glendale; not improved ..... ................. s299 16o acres northeast; good inn
 SEE A. L. WEST
 PATTON'S OFFICE Room 5, Monihou Building-Phone 1910
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

FOR SALE:
 s4OO0OO-1O acres N. E. Bargain Terms.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
113 ACRES hCHOICELAND

At Leveen, in alfalfa and corn. Good 4-room house, barn. corral including ? good teams and all implements. com pIetely equipped and immediate pos session; on proposed paved road; ex- cyllent cotton land; s22,S00; s7000 cash, balance tearms.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

FOR SALE or Tsft-3O acres on Baseline road 20 in alfalfa; nearly new house. Price $500 per acre or $50 per acre rent Six months rent in ad- vance Call PIP Fleming Bldg. or phone 1866. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

FOR SALE-160-acre relinauishment in Casa Grande valley, two miles south of Pacacho; good level land, s525O0. Box 80 U, Republican. tt
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
50AcreS

Near Scottsdale, fine soil, good build ings, plenty of shade and fruit s320 per acre. Cash S700O. or will take , to 10 acre tract as part of first pay ment.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
For Sale-Real Estate

THIS IS IT
 A QUIET PLACE SUBLIME
 SIX ACRES
 FOR SALE Just outside Glendale. Nice new screen porch.
 Garage and cellar Garden, shade and young orchard of about 13 kinds of fruits and nuts. City water.
 About four blocks from Glendale schools.
 Place inclosed with woven wire fence.
 PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
 s6,000
 SEE OR ADDRESS OWNER
 LEE o. WOOLERY
 GLENDALE, ARIZONA
 P. o. Box 24-Phone 6S dp CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 320 to 1900 acres of the
 FINEST OF STATE LAND
 Only $7 per acre, half cash
 STATE LAND LEASES
 For g to s15 per acre; terms 160 acres deeded and 160 acres re- linquishment, some improvements, S17.50 per acre.
 16O acres deeded, on highway near town. It is snap at $50 per acre.
 Close in
 RELINQUISHMENT Under the project and finest soil. S0 to S10 per acre.
 32O acres to 1880 acre relinquish- ments, nine miles southwest, S1.50 per acre.
 TOWN LOTS AND 1O-ACRE TRACTS
 S. C. MILLER COMPANY 32 North First Avenue-Phoenix, Ariz Casa Grande Hotel, Casa. Grande | COTTON GROWERS RS-ATTENTION You want land that will grow COT TON, don't you? We've got it. Vel sell it at a mighty reasonable price $40 an acre. It is in the rich Santa 1 Cruz Valley, within very easy dis tance of the rapidly growing town o 1 Tucson, over good roads. The bes cotton produced in the United State is grown in this valley. This offerin; is virgin land. FREE OF FOUL GROWTH and alkali. Plenty of wate at 40 feet.
 The time to buy this land is now Only 500 acres available at this time Come and see the cotton that is grow ing in this valley now. And think Q it-only $40 an acre for land tha means top notch cotton profits. Ad dress,
 | TT-CCnN- A Q Cn ARIZONA NATIONAL BANK BLDG a A n
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
For Sale - Real Estate
ATIP TO LAND BUYERS

The best cotton grown in the Salt River Valley is at Marinette and simi- lar soil just across the Agua Fria from Marinette. They are pumping proposi- tions, but ask a tenant or owner there if he would entertain land under the project and see what he says. There is no Johnson grass to fight, no all kali or water logged land. We could lease 10000 acres at Marinette at $50 an acre if we had it, but every acre was taken months ago by former ten ants. But right across the Agud -Fria from Marinette we can sell 160 or S20 acres unimproved for less than $40 an acre and as soon as it is developed it will be $500 land. This land is level and requires but little outside of de- veloping water and the lift is shallow. And we have 320 acres owned by east ern parties unimproved which we can turn at less than $100 an acre, and it's some snap. If you want to make some money and want real land at prices that will seem ridiculous in another year. look into these offerings.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

10 ACRES-This is a very fine ten, To- cated N. W. on proposed paved road, close to car line. It is all in fruit and berries, good four-room house, fine we'll The price and terms are right.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
SEE WEBB WITH
J. l.. IRWIN 6 co. LIN. First Ave.
PHONE 3076

FOR SALE-About acres, fruit and chicken ranch. Improved Close to street car line. Can give possession immediately. $1,500, terms. P. O. Box 502. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
160 Acres

Northeast, 100 acres in good alfalfa, 40 acres in cotton. 20 acres grain. good sandy loam, now dairy ranch. cotton grower. here is your opportunity, for short time $500 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

FOR SALE-l60 acres 80 acres Tn finest stand of cotton, ready to DICK
 balance in alfalfa; cased well, fine fences an dirrigating system, A cotton crop and 150 tons hay go with the place. Two miles north of sugar fac tory. Price and terms reasonable. Dr. John A. Lentz, First Ave. and Adams St dr
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

A DANDY fine six-room brick, peb=s ble dashed house, all built-i in features hardwood floors, fine lawn, shade. ga=s.. rage; on northwest corner of Fifth avenue and Mckinley street. If ye;is are looking for something good and the right location
 SEE A. |. WEST 7Th Room 5, Monihon Building, Phone 1310s or call at the house, sol North
 Fifth Avenue-Phone 2341 gss
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

Is ACRES-Fiftee nacres with good three-room house and screen porch, good COW barn with cement floor, some chickens, stock, imple- ments go with the place.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
For Sale Real Estate
Ranches, Ranches

Ten acres, good frame house wen. tank and tower and a new enelne' Good shade, family orchard; part m maize, pasture and cotton. S5,4oo' With terms.
 Forty acres, all in alfalfa good lm- provements. Another forty or cottoh land. S400 per acre.
 Two good dairy ranches, flne puhch of cows on each ranch.
 If you are looking for ranch prop erty, come in. 1 can show you some +bo l>oct I>,,1rs, iy, 7a valley
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

p ACRES-This twenty five acres is located 8 miles from the center of Phoenix. There is a good four room frame house ,granary, garage, good shade and fine family or chard. This is a good buy at sS,500. Easy terms.
 40 ACRES-Why pay rent when you can buy very fine 40 acres, all in fine stand of alfalfa, with a small house, at s275 per acre. Easy terms.
 so ACRES at s175 per acre; 45 acres in a fine stand of alfalfa, 20 acres in corn, balance ready for crop; small house; the owner will make a good price on equipment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
SUIT FILED TO TEST
C0NSTITUTI0NALiTY OF
INSPECTING GASOLINE
srselA. eoasssrerosses 10 MORNING lousn.Ll

BPEClAL CORRESPONDENTS TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, n. NJ, June Pa suit
in equity to test the validity of the
law providing an excise tax of 2 cents
a gallon gasoline was filed in the
United Sites district court today,
seeking an injunction against the en-
forcement of the law and asking that
it be declared unconstitutional. The
petitioners are the three oil COM
panies operating in New Mexico, the
Texas company, the Sinclair Refining
company and the Continental Oil
pany.
The petitioners contend that the
law is an infringement upon the fed
eral control of the Interstate Com
merce commission, and that state
cannot levy an export or import duty
save to pay inspection costs, it being
alleged that the gasoline tax law does
not require inspection of the gasoline.
The defendants are o. o. Askren,
attorney general c. e. Strong, state
treasurer; Manuel Martinez. secretary
of state and Alexander Read district
attorney of the First judicial district.
The preliminary hearing has been
got by Judge Neblett for next Tues
day. . " u" " eS tessiN
when the bill wax uD in the legisla-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
NAME COMMITTEE
FOR CONF RENCE
ON THE STRIKE
Representatives of Business
Mems Association viii In
vite Central Laoor Union to
Appoint Similar Committee,

The board of Business Mems Co
operative association last night named
committee headed by Il. r. Chase,
president of the association, as chair
man, to confer with a committee
which the Central Labor Union will be
asked to appoint, in regard to the
transfers strike.
1t was announced at the time the
association was launched that one of
its purposes was to promote harmony
between employers, who were MEM
bers, and their employees. The APP
pointment of the committe Of con-
ferees was the first official step in
that direction looking towasd the
settlement of the transfers strike. The
committees powers, however, We're not
limited to that alone 1t was said the
Retail Clerks union also would be
discussed at the conference.
The conference will be held late this
afternoon or early tonight. according
to the board of directors plan, so that
the committee will be able to report
the result at the meeting of the asso-
citation to be held at s o'clock tonight
in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
The meeting will be a general one
and it was announced that all mem
bers and those who were eligible to
membership were invited to attend.
The committee named by the bust
ness men for the conference includes
Mr. Chase, the chairman, B. Ruppe,
Frank Wilson, Fred Garfield and D.
w. Faw.
The directors unanimously elected
r. H. Hanna, formerly justice of the
state supreme court as yhe asso-
cations general counsel. Mr.. Hanna
was not at the meeting and the APP
pointment was subject to his accept
ance.
The question of the raise in the as
sessment for taxation of nearly 200
merchandise stocks, rejected by the
county board, also is slated for dis
cussion at tonight's meeting. An APP
peal has been taken from the action
of the county board, bringing the
matter before the state tax commits
sion, and the association hopes to ar
range an informal meeting between
the tax commission and its members
for discussion o fthe subject.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY
PART SUMMER SESSION
LOS ANGELES SCHOOL

Those who have ever bought a
camera or yearned to buy one VIII
have their enthusiasm revived Wheh
they learn that the art of photography
is to be taught this year by the unit
yersity Of California in its summer
session in Los Angeles. This Will be
the first time this field has been en-
tered by one of the great western
universities, and the recognition OF
the place of photography in the world
of today is gratifying to those inter
ested in it either as vocation or as
an avocation.
Miss Margaret Craig of Los Angeles,
sister of Marion Craig Wentworth, the
well-known author, has been chosen
bv the authorities of the university
to take charge of the course on ac-
count of her thorough training both in
the general field OF art and in pho
Biography. She will throw light on
all the mysteries of the dark ROOM
and inform the curious when 1t IS
proper to say, LOOK pleasant, please
One important feature of the course
will be instruction in the taking OF
photographs for publication.
Both the commercial and art flelds
are to lie treated by Miss Craig, and
she will teach the photography OF
landscape, architecture, Illustration,
and portraiture.
This is one of the many modern
courses given in the University OF
CALIFORNIA; summer session in Los An
geles, which will open at the Los An
geles State Normal school on June 80
and remain in session for six weeks
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
DR.. SARAH C0KEF WELL
QUALIFIED TO HANDLE
CHILD WELFARE WORK
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe. June 26.-Dr. Sarah
Cocker of Albuquerque, children's spe-
cialist, is in Santa Fe making prelimi-
nary plans for the state child welfare
work which is being transferred as
provided by law, from the state coun-
ell of defense to the state child well
fare board, DR.. Cocker was appointed
at the board meeting last week to
direct the work in New Mexico. She
has had exceptional preparation as a
children'G expert.
DR.. Cocker is a native of South car
DINA and has lived in Albuquerque
since 1915, where her practice has
been exclusively with children. She is
a graduate of the Woman's Medical
college of Philadelphia, 1908, and did
her inferno work in the Memorial
Hospital for Women and Children in
Worcester. Mass. She was for some
time in the Hospital Cottages, a
school and hospital for chronic dis
eases of children at BaldWinVil.e,
Mass, and served one year as resi-
dent physician for young women in
the State Normal school at Farmville,
Va She was connected with DR.. Gren-
felrs Labrador medical mission for
fifteen months.
DR.. Cokers appointment as director
of child welfare work in New Mexico
is due to the confidence IN her ability
as a children's specialists which is
shared by the medical profession and
by those who have been in the child
conservation work of the state. With
her colleague. Miss Hastings. a chill
dren's specialist of emminent prepa-
ration and successful experience on
the side of mental development, DR..
Cocker will undoubtedly give the state
of New Mexico a child welfare serv-
ice equal to the best in the United
States
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
.A LETTER FROM
THE MACDAL. ENA
OIL COMPANY


lear SIR
we herewith present Tor your con-
SHERATON me names or me lhcotpoT-
ators OF the MaSaaleha on company,
consisting OF JulluS tahperdoh, OF
SoCoffo, y. NJ, with louf shareS' Lee
BALDWIN, Socorro, with TOUR shares
MILO HufhnEame, MaSuaieha y: M,
WIN four Snafes; a. II. Douglas, Mag
dalena. with one share, and Zen r,
Gooch, Socorro, win TOUR SHARES, all
Oh Whom are men wei known TO you.
a. H. Douglas Lee BALDWIN ana
Jullus Callperaoh are named anu
shaH constitute lne directors OF SAID
| corporation ana shaI nave power 70
act, ana Shall act as such Tor inc 1lrst
sixty days after the filing of the GER
titicate OF incorporation.
The purpose OF THIS incorporation
! Is that these parties above mentioned
are making up a purse, or pot III
! other words OF $6o,oOO to arm FOR oil
IN me Kanser- IeNas tleid IN when we
! otler you an opportunity 10 take what
| ever STOCK IN ihls concern mat you
| are aoIe 10 take, one snare Is $ooP
| ana me most mat you can take IS
louf shhfes.
we can lufniSh on Application plu2
| pr1hlS OF lhe location OF the Iand Sc
| cured by 'h'Sc paflles Tor the purpose
| OF erlllinE ms Wen ana WI i'hthtf
| explain inc Io'alloh by saving tlGtl We
| are Immediately west OF the Duke
ana hh2WleS "cils ana iour h'les
IRON me famous town OF Desdemoh4'
Eastlahd county, Ie&as' In the I'M
medla'e SURROUNDINGS oI 9M lhlies
square, laNlhB IN l)e.delnona. ana also
/ the tract OF Iahd secured by TINS COM
pahy, Tor Il dIiIIing site there are 50
| rigs ana producing wells and many
IccauonS 10 60 IN soon ana among me
/ Weils uflled 50 lar In TINS imiheu'a"e
llclt thcfe D. only one dry mole
ms g Hipany has secured lltty
! acres o. what they consider to be
/ hlgh-cta. OIL land and we expect to De
! IN ope4 tlon dflllng IN Sixty DAYS. we
| nav subscribed on thls proposition at
tins time something over $4,000 ana
we expect to close within the next ten
or Twelve Gays ana Immediately after
i wards we expect TO let contract 10:
; the drilling OF TINS Wen ana inside OF
/ four months from this Tune the oper-
alton VIII be completed,
r 10 eXplain-to you Just how TINS con
Germ is to be carried on we VIII say
\ that we are asking our New Mexico
/ friends in particular to take as mhch
al CT n1lF n IL ~ "A
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-27
TRAIN SERVICE OVER
MEXICO NORTHWESTERN
is BEING RESTORED

Juarez. Mexico, June 26--Train
service was resumed over the Mexico
Northwestern railroad, running from
here to Pearson, Chihuahua. today
Two trains have departed over this
road, the first, except troop train,
to run over it since villa adherents
tore up sections of the line and burn
ed bridges prior 20 their recent at
tack on Juarez. ta
Officials of the Mexican govern
ment said they expected to be able to
restore rail communication southwark
to Chihuahua City on the Mexican
Central within two weeks. The road
would not be in first class condition
by that time. they said but probably
would be passable TO trains.
This road also was damaged by
Villa adherents before they attacked
JuareZ One account was To the ef-
feet that villa men. by using q conn.,
mandeered switch engine to ear up
rails and ties. demolished six miles of
track in one stretch in a single day.