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EL PASO MORNING TIMES TUESDAY. APRIL 9. 1918.
Deming-Camp Cody Page
(Mee Cody Theater Bldg.
Telephone Number 555
I33D INFANTRY
BASEBALL TEAM
OUT WITH DEH
Company M Boys Anxious for
Gam With Any Camp Cody
Organization After Securing
Scalp of Company L Aggre-
gation by 18 to 0 Score in
Opening Game.
Company M llard mrantry. Halms to be
Hie best outfitted aornpany to the dlvt-
sloa where baseball l concerned end It
claims to b real ebamplonihlp timber
too. You see most or the boys came
from Fairfield Iowa and when Charlie
Orniiskey tent eight baseballs that bad
been used by toe Chicago White. Sox
Id F. ft- Splelmaji. at Palrtleld Lieutenant
K. E. Hesgte wrote a sains that these
be cent the company team together with
aueh other equipment as could be got-
ten together. Fairfield responded nobly
atid sent more than Ruo worth of eqtilp-
toftit at well an the eight balls.
The rompany then ralsRil money among
ft members to buy the sulta.
ast season witnessed the plaa)ng of
If games with ho won and but three lost
Two of these were dropped to the nepro
student officers at Fort ties Moines and
the other was lost In Camp Cody alter
(be team arrived here.
Tin- season openml auspiciously for the
M company men when they defeated rofu-
ptny I. by the srore of 1b to 0. Bchaerrer
the (itrher allowed but three hits to
the L men. Lieutenant Fieagle la out
with a challenge dlcecleri to any team in
Camp Cody f'-r a game at any time It
'an be arranged. Sergeant Henry W.
Hart is manager of the team and fter-
aqtnt Clyde L. Simmons catcher and field
Ma
AMUSEMENTS
600 - -
mmm
a aicd 1 101 a sublime supreme. stupendous
AMLIyIIwA processional spectacle
SHINE 2 PERFORMANCES
DENING THORS. APRIL 11
MAJESTIC
THE niaTlWr.tltTarm
FOLLIES COMPANY
PHieSENTS Till: III MM Y MUSICAL PLAY
3000 YEARS AGO
SPECIAt) M lM ltV o i i I v I l l I l s
PRICKS: 60o and TSc. Reecrvo eeats now.
BOND A Y 1:11V MATIM-IKfi 8ATIROAY 2:15
ti r tii in rteee oveulngja 7:M.
PERFORMANCE POS1T1VKLY OVER AT
iH MA I v PLAYS ALWAYS
TEAL THEATRE peminc n. m.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday April 8 9 and 10
Raymond Teal's Big Song Show
r IN THE GREAT BROADWAY SUCCESS
"Other People's Money"
With Elaborate Staf SattaafS and Accessories.
la aat Smm i a m rmv
IS Odatr Rows Lawer Floor
Ilalroaty. Remeneó
Infectives 32.28
Per 1000 Wtekly
Bulletin Discloses
the loUi number of inerttcUvt per
t.000 In camp Cody on Friday April I
fronting to the weekly bulletin Issued
by Major H. M. Kelly division adjutant
wae J.m. divided as rollowa.
tnth rteld artillery y
twth Held artillery L. vfo
IfMh machine gun battalion t.. so.?
1 00 th military police ... n
lf7th machine gun battalion n
lOBtlt ammunition train i.. rt.r.
3rd infantry . fM
tooth sanitary train m
tSMh infantry yj.e
t?Tth field artillery
.... m
.... nT
.1..H1
.... avi
....'te o
..... 4J.3
.... SR.?
3.7
towui enginerrn
tOBih riekt atgnal bans non ....
tOMh supply train
tatth Infantry r.......
133th infantry
1Mb machine gun battalion ..
Remount depot ..."....
St r ay er is Billed to
Uphold Honor of 34th
in Big Boxing Tourney
While Kid St raver win uphold the honor
or the 3lth division at the boxing tourna-
ment in Camp Cody Wednesday after-
noon against Fort Bliss' lightweight there
wis some doubt at one time as to whether
Strayer woufcl be found more available
than Young Brennan of the lgftth ambu-
lance company who has been discovered
by Tommy Connolly and Hilly Kohler the
division boxing Instructor and his assist-
ant llrennan Is a regular Mike Olbbons
In his ring work. According to Kohler
he has the ntbbons dodges and left jab
and some of his roolwera. with train-
ing he ran be developed into one of the
best little men In the division. If not the
best. In the opinion or those who have
watched his worlmutB.
AMUSEMENTS
PEOPLE - - 600
nUSEHTINO AK. NATIONS
J-HERDS ELEPHANTS J
STLBVOID MF-NALHIt
i Hoass :s
3 RAILROAD TRAINS J
1 1-ACRES OF TENTS II
ioooo-at iooa
4 Latí WONDRRS I.SSI
ltU.! M0RSOPDI1
&lSi.a. HOUR EARLIEB
THEATRE
lie (Ming's Home ol
Polite Musical Comedy
-PRESENTING
POPULAR PRICES
Rosea
. naw n-dt
SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE FEATURES
CONGESTION OF
ROADS REDUCED
BY NEW ORDER
Thirty-Fhre Can Replace 250
Praiiu ly m Operation Be-
tween Camp Cody and Darn-
ing Under New Regulation.;
More to Be Added as Traffic
Condition. Demanad.
The first phase of thf operation of the
new jltne rules at camp Cody was wit-
nessed Saturday evening when after the
sesomailc revocation of tad passes there
were issued by the pats office total
of M new ones. That was the primary
limit placed on the number of service
cars allowed to operate In the Camp
Cody passenger traffic.
Should need for more cars be shown
more puses wfll be Issued up to the
point where It Is evident that there are
enough to handle the buslutM. and at
the same time make a fair profit at the
15-rent rare for ine operator-..
One beneflrial result or the new prac-
tice or limiting the number of pastes
can be seen In the lest crowded condi-
tion of the roads In the camp wlere.
during rush hours it formerly was all
a pedestrian ronld do to keep out of ihelr
way. Aa nearly as can be learned the
new rule probably will mean mat at no
time will there be a number of cats In
service much In exccM of fifty.
More and more buses are making their
appearance In 'answer to the lower fare
and the decrease In the number of rara
operated. Borne of the expedients adopted
by. drivers to Increase the seating rapartty
of their cars were noteworthy lord
cars developed two extra seats by
miracle becoming seven instead of flic
pasaeua-er carriers.
1 36th Infantry Needs
Musical Instruments
The person wishing to eonfer a favor
upon the soldiers of Camp timly can do
ao by giving musical Instruments to the
boys. Major Kara C .Clemens chaplain
of the i Hi infantry. Is out wtih a plea
for any ion of instrument UJtuteleei ban
Jos violins guitars harmonicas or even
phonograph records. He wants to borrow
them for the duration of the war aa
lie has discovered that there are more
musician than musical instruments In the
Mlnnrsots outfit.
Y. W. C. A. NOTES
The Hostess house on West Pine street
1 oue of the most attractive .rendezvous
in tbe rlty. and esp-telly so on sabbath
day. The doors ana windows opening on
the wide veranda bore a home-like real-
ful atmospliere to the numerous parties
or irieoos. looiners. wives aieiers ano
siURMiei n eoiuiera wiiu were "iJy-
lit social chats or taking luncheou to-
seiner laoies on ine veranap anci in
un- ciitisni save very isssiaS'i siguí
with vmm of the beanllful fleiir d n-
tnd realhery grern on the Uhtes.
J I Miniil lis LAMI in K
Pendlnf receipt of further mNiers from
Washington o. c. concerning some of
the anticipated new building at Camp
:ody. It haa been found peresaary to
lay i : r some of the common labor. Major
F. P. simonds the conatrudlnr truartcr-
'usster. Is anxiously awaiting receipt of
'iirther plans and sped ricatl one. The
untrarlors are completing two dental
vpitaJs and the new addlllona to tbe
liase hospital.
r.KVf ORIHÍR MtnuixcATcn.
A new order from Thirty-fourth dlvl-
aion headquarters directs that hereafter
all prisoners aentenced to one month's
confinement or less shall serve their ten-truer-!
in regimental or separate organ!-
sal Ion guard bouses. Illtherlo they have
been sent to the dlvinion stockade.
CIVIC CLl'B Pl.ANXEO.
N. F Chapman city sanitary officer of
hrming. Is plannlna the organization of
a civic club among the women of the
rlty. the ptan of which winiild be to
promote eanlletlon and to beautify the
city. Such a club aftould prove a leading
factor in aanliary work he feels.
Late arrivals it the cottage are: t.
Anna Brlsendlpe otrarrt. kan Mrs. Fred
Berry. Lincoln Neb.; Mlns Hose Dlshart
CI Pasó; Mrs. Dorothy Dlshart. El Paso;
Mrs. D. S. Oent. Chicago; Myrt'e Cloud
Inavale teb. . Miss Carrln Andreaann
Omaha. Meh-; Hasel Smith Westviiie III.;
Bessie Srhwarti Mlnneapiilts Minn
riNCER PBINTM BEING TtKEN.
The finger prints of all offirera In the
army are being taken and are to tie
rorwarded to tbe adjutant general of the
army. The surgeon of each organisation
la taking the finger prints of the officers
belonging to IL
Cook Archie Freeberg of battery C
iv&th field artillery has been promoted to
sergeant. Corporal Victor Wlberg. heed-
quartern company of the same regiment
haa been promoted to sergeant. Second
Lieutenant Herman P. Hofflander has been
promoted to first lieutenant.
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COMEDIES OF
"These can won't do nothin'
big guns keep shootin off around
Alexander May Prove
Sensation at Boxing
Show Say Admirers
Another of those birds who writ repre-
sent Cody Wednesday' afternoon about
whom not a great deal Is known by the
fight fans. Is Kid Aleiander the heavy-
weight He is considered a romer. Al-
though his recept bout with' t.oule Moht
was his first appearanre in tlie ring he
showed himself to have an awful wallop
in either hand and to be fast and shifty
for a big fellow. Homethlng Is due to
happen tn his opponent In Wednesday's
bout. It la believed hy his admirers. Alex-
ander has been training hard In Guy
nnrkles' gymnasium and la in lip-top
form.
Lawn Tennis Popular in
1 33rd Infantry Grcles
While tbe t33rd infantry ha been de-
voting too much tDme tu drilling to get
bu the awinar os sports with toe open
ing of aprlng weather .Mugs are due to
take an immediate change.
Among the officers of trie regiment lawn
ttmnU th !he prMfJnt mn(
. A rofm n 0t thft rfar
nf regimental lioadquarlers and some splr
tl(((1 mell tPfJ !o teen on It. lieu
. tenant Ikiyrt ftogers It one of the Lest
rnn.M ni.ritr i inu-- ri.
players In Iowa. Chaplnln Jones
Is another of the enthusiasts of the
racquet sod net. .
HOTEL ARRIVAL).
Daker J. Howard Ferguson. El Taao;
Lewis Cerolton I'hoenls. Ana . 'leprge P.
rtowe. Silver city: A. L. Mlchalson El
Pasn; i. c. Oordy and family l ordshurg;
A. v. nenson Denver; f. H. More. Santa
Barbara.
Park Mr. and Mrs. A. Prlppel Daven-
port. Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. R. W. fltutler.
Rl Paso: s. SchutK and wire silver fitly:
H. 8. Fog Denver; Wlsmer Anderson
Ithaca Neb. . Sam II. Pterson F. E.
Orover. Frank Kller llunrlte: II. A. Tur-
ner El Paso. Harry A. Mouson. Redwing
Minn.; A. Van Mourkk. Ft Paso: M. As
bell. F.I Paso; Mr. and Mrs II. II. Rrnwn.
E Paso; Fred A. Flllolt. n. E. Cheney
and ire. i.. A. Piann i i Paso; colonel
W. T. Molllaon. Sen Antonio. Tesas.
" rumen W J. Illirhmlth. Kl I'SSO;
P. D. Moris Santa Rita; Hal Johnson
Phoents. Arla.; Q. M. Petion. rsnts bits:
A. V. Benson Denver; A. c. Harris. Ft
Paso
Rank Mrs. Ida Prlnre. Aberdeen s P..
Mrr. f. s. kiiiiurn. Faywood springs; p.
R. .Moore and) wife. Faywood springs;
Roy Prown Tyrone. N. M. ; W. W. Mc
Dowell. m i Mo.
Old Mlsalon W. A. FrWd Ft Paso: H
P. Parslneer. Helen M.; It. II. Wolf
Rl Paso; Jarnea It. Heard Hanover N M.
IfowardW. F. Wyman. silver city .
Hill Rurna end wife Chirago; William
V. Ward Sliver Clt) ; Mtss Ida Prrna.
Aberdeen S. D.
DinesFreda Drda. Charles Orda. WM
her. Neb.; É.O. Cole I.I Paso; j ceurrho.
El Pao; C. O.. Harvey sergeant o. W
Haines pemp cook; W. O. Adams Santa
Hits B. -Fabrique Santa Mita. Miss M.
Mr Waiters El Paso; J. Conreen m Paso.
Man Kith Wife Her
Parents and Himself
By Associsted Presa.
afeilco. Mo.. April 7. Derbey s. Adklns.
B reara old today shot and killed bla
rather-ln-lw. Nolan McOowan; hta mother-in-law
Mr. Rnby Mcoati. and Ma
wire Mra. Qladys Adklns. 17 years old.
He then etpot himself dying instantly.
The tragedy occurred on a rarm 10 miles
aouttt of here and la aald to have been
caused by domestic difficulties.
Adklns bad been separated from his
wife for some time. Late last night be
left bra home here and ahortly after day
light appeared at the home nr his father-in-law
where his wife and Vmonths-old
baby were living The shooting followed
immediately. A ahotvun was the weapon
employed.
EX CZAR TS LXt VE TttBOLKK
London April 7. A Renter' a Limited
dispatrb froan Moscow confirms Hie re-
poet recently published m the Pcirograa
newaasanat a that toe Bolahevtki govern-
meiit haa decided to remove tbe former
Imperial faintly from Tobolsk to a town
In taw Ural mountains. This action Is tu
be taken te-cause of the possibility of
toser oallenal coaepi I ration in Siberia.
CLA SIFIED COLUMN
bile la mat class condition; electric tiiy
aqolpped; alt food tires uenplele act of
mhjib in i iinituj iihihíi wnm n'i u-
toiDobiie or land. Lt l. L. Garrison M. It
t. ase uosfntal Camp Cody.
CAMP CODY
but scramble as Ions as those
here.
Personal Mention
T he en Haled men's dance at the ar
mor y --.it m.ts y night giren under the
auaplrea of the War Camp Community
board waa a derided success. Aboui two
hundred young fonts danced the ifgnt
rantastlc from tó 11 o'clock. An or-
chestra from the 136th Infantry band fur
niahed the music. Refreshments were
served rree to everyone. Mrs. Medrlc
Douener aa chaperone asaiated greatly
to the benefit of the dance.
Rev. R. t Perguaon la leaving Monday
ii. Mining for Santa hita on buatness con-
nected with the 4uildlng of the new un-
ion church tu that mountain village.
itcv. and Mra. I. F. Bilbrn are leaving
Monday lor Ulaw Ala. where they will
reside.
Mra. w. V McCurdy ami Misa Mildred
and Master William are leaving on Turn
day nwutng lor an extended visit to
Corpus Chrlati and oilier points along
Hie gulf.
. Ml.s Mona Hell of Martngn. Iowa la
giving a flve-eoiirae dinner et I'rnd liar
vey. Tuesday evenlug In honor of Mr
arid Mrs. I.enore ralrhraiing tin- anniver-
aary or the firat year or ihetr marriage.
Mr. Haymond L. .Newmfre la Hie guest or
honor.
Rev. I. F. nilhro occupleil the pulpit of
the I'lrat Methodist church Sumlay morn-
ing taking for Ma theme. "(Vi anil Tel
ieaus ' There was a splendid Interest
taken in the morning service.
The Aev Mr. Hansen of Camp Cody
delivered the sermon al the union taber-
nacle on West Pine street Runday mom
h. a An unusually large congregation lis-
tened In hla talk on "Service."
The Trlends of Mrs. Martha R. Allard
have received a letter rmm her at her
present home In Liberal. Mo. atating that
she Is enjoying unusually good healf'i
and hopes tn make a visit to beir.ing dur-
ing the atimmcr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Jnne. Kenneth
Jones and Madalene jnnea are here from
Worthlngton. Minn. visiting ' Camp Cody
relatives.
J. C. Wilson the Oold avenue photog
rkpher spent the latter part of last week
In Santa Rita.
Mrs. Sam Hodgdon who has been vis
Iting her aon Joe at Camp Kearney is
eaperted to arrive home vary aoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Phillips came in
front their ranch near Lanark N. M..
Saturday. Mrs. Phillips will spend sev-
eral weeks In the my with her .later
in-law Mra. Tony perkerl.
Judge Karl A. Snyder left Saturday
evening for Albuquerque to apend Sun-
day wih hla aon Herman L. Hnyder.
Ml.. Marie Tuatin who went to Kl
Paso some weeks ago hi have an oiwra-
turn performed Is rejmrted to be up snd
around and eipects in be al borne with
her sister Mrs. Frances Deckard this
week. Mis Tualln was an Insjrurtor In
the Iteming public schools and we. rnnv
pelled to resign on account of poor
health.
H. Rílate la back front a business trip
to the Parirte eoaat.
J. V. L McCurdy and son In law J. W
Shlnn. arrived Munday afternoon from El
raen and are guests at Ih home or W
V McCurdy. hla eon. Mr. fttrinn I. travel-
ing salesman for CroniMe at Co. and will
leave Monday for Silver city and other
points. Mr. McCurdy will remain in -definitely
in Demlng.
Mra. Roas Blair of ottumwg Iowa who
baa been here the nest two months vis
iting her huaoand of the lootb ammuni-
tion train la leaving Wednesday for her
Mrs. P. A. Hovelanami. daughter of Mr.
and Mra. J. t. Wehmlioeaer fit south
Copper avenue returned Sunday - after-1
noon to her iwae in Oklahoma City Sun -1
day afternoon She waa called bare
about ten days ago on account of tbe
deeib of her brother louts wr.rimnoener
who had enlisted lu tbe navy I Ports-!
I If. H. " 1
recent departures from Hiel
iMh field aiilUery ror Port MII. where
they will be Instructed to big gun work1
were First Lieutenant Milton A. (iallup'
and ftecend LHra tenant hay . Mcber
Second Lieutenant George E. Kvereet
S. 0 ft C has gone to Day ton o.
STUDY OF FRENCH
PROVES POPULAR
WITH CODY BOYS
CL.se. Well Under Way With
Conatame Increas in A Mend
Notad.
Clashes in elementary French now are
well jnder way in the Thiny-fourth dlvl
alon with count ant increases In attend
sure noted tn most of the rlassea. The
classes meet each evening between 6 and
Division headquarters Is doing all in
Its power to encourage the study ol
Kreni-h .because of the prime impon.ui-e
of having a number or men in each or-
ganization who has at least some knowl-
edge of the language. The instructora
are:
Lewis flrottay or headquarters rom-
pa iy. tooth sanitary train; teaching at
luOUt engineers.
Arthur N. Schwlng. nr headquarter
company. IMth tnrantry; teaching at I3eth
infantry.
Marvin Cme of headquarters company.
7th brigade: teaching at 131th Infantry.
J. 0. Chtrrelle. or company P. 13tih in-
fantry: teaching at lillh mrantry
Jacob Butcher or headquarters rom-
pany. turd infantry: learning at ifoth
marhlne gun battalion.
Joseph Huberty. battery C. mtti Meld
artillery teaching at 1f.Mh field artillery.
Jean K. Vanmalle or tooth sanitary train
amhulance m logth ammunttion train.
Manns e. nergevtn or ajuatiermaster
Corps: teaching al tTlh field artillery.
Arthur J. Uoaqtiei. of headquarters com-
pany. IKlh field artillery teaching at
tfMh field artillery.
r.mn o. iinnztker or company n motii
military police; teaching at tlh Held
artillery.
Henry J. Jand. or romianv k nun In-
fantry: teaching at 133rd infantry.
Marshall W. Thvflng or mnipany ft.
loath ammunition train: teaching at i n.
mrantry.
Albert L. Murphy of outpost rompany
ippth rieid atgnal battallmi: learning at
town rteld atgnal battalion
Prank M. Liatón of bakery company
ah. am; learning at nasery rompany
No. Sgfl.
T. J. hitrand. of i-Yth machine gun hat
tallón: teaching at imth lurautry
Phillip W. soiurs. of battery 'F l?rtth
field artillery; teaching at lYth field astil
lery.
Herbert Honnretn. of rompaity n inuth
enartnenrs teaelnnir at UlUh .. -
L. P. Verhonrouer. or eotupativ I'. Il-'dt'
Infantry: learning at iSMtl infantrv.
Oiiapivf I iienert. of rompany P. moth
animiinlllnii train: lea'lilng at lomh am
munition train.
Jacob Janeen of rompan v a. toot it mill
tary poUee; leac hing at iwth marlilnn gut
battalion
John P. Turpin Vif rompany fl. Iptu In
fanlrv leaching at llirrt Infantry.
Peter nrmpillng or marhlne run rom
panv. I3th infantry; trachinft at trteth In
fanlry.
M i nt. ni riianeur of mediral Pet. ta.'.th
infantry
Joseph King battery p. It&Ui Meld arill
lerj ; teaching at tifith field artillery.
Steve Fltner. of hattety p iiMh field
artillery; teaching si Itdtta rietd artillery.
Man Motean of headquarters romparry
mill rii'ld artillery; teaching at IfTtb
Held artillery.
TERRIFICEXPLOSION
AT BIG STEEL PLANT
vemciais or ietnwnam company 1
11 . 1 t
Refute to Dtvulffa Extant of
Damac or Catata of Blast.
Baltimore. April I. The entire rlty
waa shaken about t o'clock this morn-
ing bv a terrific etpioalon at the
heUilehei i steel company " plant at
Sparrow's Point. In the southern
aertiou hundreds or persons aroused
by the noise and terrtried by the af-
fects or the ilmrk. rushed from their
homes.
ihe orflrlala of the company have
rermed to divulge the extent or the
damage or reuse or the htow-up.
Captain Walter riodln adjuiant or the
I nth in i.i artillery who was kicked by
bis horse al the artillery range end
slightly injured haa been confined in tils
home for several days to consequence.
Shocks from Blasts
of German Big Gun
Recorded in America
tiy Associated Press.
Rurralo. N. Y. April 7-Pror. John
4. Ctirttn who has had charge of Ihe
seismograph at Canl.lus rollage In
this ctiy for years declared tonight
that the shock or ihe eaploslon or
the long range Herman gun with
which Parla la being bombarded have
been received on aelsrnograpbs over
all ine country The aback he es-
plaiued. causea tbe needle to record
a small dot on the ainoked paper un
fbe cylinder of the earthquake detec-
tor. Slnre Palm Sunday Profeaeor Cur
Un aaid tnsuunente all over tne
country have beeu abuwing tbe dots
and Ihe oplnloo Is now that they are
caused by tbe Oerman cannon.
Pruretaor Curtí aald he thought
the cannon waa securely bedded on
concrete which rests on rock strata.
FOUNTAIN PENS
FLASH LIGHTS
KODAK SUPPLIES
The Cutlery Shop
II K. rtaa t. Daaslaa. N. M.
..Kodak Finishing..
m; day skrvick
Try a eaceaad see Ike illttcreare
The Cutlery Shop
II K. naa at. Dasalag. N. M.
Liberty Loan Workers
Ready to Start Drive
for War Money Today
Solicitors in Every State. City and County to Inaugurate
Intensive Cativa Which Is Hoped to ResJize Much
of.Three Billion Total by End of Week.
By Associated Pre...
Veahlngton April 7. Hard work by
aoiiritora for third l.rr l-oan
bonds wilt begin tnmorow. Po(
lug weeka or careful organlastton or
committees in every state city and
county and the gela opening ut the
campaign ycsieiday. workers are
ready to start an Intensive canvass for
subscriptions and by the end or the
week they expert to heve a big part
of the 3uuojMaiJO total.
Reports on yciterdays bond sales
were so general tu nature ihat offi-
cials at hoadquarters tonight did not
attempt to calrulate the actual amount
ttihscj-lhed. Indications w ere that
they ran above fóo.us .. hut this
rigurn wa. based entirely on uu-
orrirlal estlinaten. To maitr up ih
three hllllon dollar credit within the
four wcfks it will be neceaary m
gather lu more than IOOjOtQiWiJ a day.
Ily Tuesday ur Wmtnesdsy tlm
liberty loan organisation plan lo hate
dependable rtgurea on aubacrtptlnns
Menoría rrom all parts or tht coun-
try today imllcaled that the popular
eiilhualasni rur the loan was fir
neater than on tliei first day of
either or the two previous cam-
paigns. From headquarters or the American
expeditionary forces In France
liberty loan measage - today rrom.
deneral Pershing. "Every dollar sub-
scribed lo the llherty hau la a dolla(
tnvestpd lu American manhood"
raided the general. "Kvery dollar
aiihacrlbeii as jhe result or -ir
denial mcana parternahtp In the hard
ships and rik or our men in the
trenches.
"An overwhelming auhacrlpiion to
the third liberty loan will be a pa-
triotic esprraalnn of confidence In our
shinty a. a nation to maintain all
that we hold dear in civilisation."
Nearly AO communities' reported to-
day that Hiey had exceeded their
quotas In the first day's work and
thereby had won the rlglti alonar
with i " announced yesterday to fly
the Liberty man honor Msg. Airioiig
Ihose reporting were:
Texas Fairurrius llbarger coun-
ty Colorado -Lincoln rutin t y
Callfoi nla kern conuty Napa
county.
UlsMIt Rl (iOW HMIH npr i
MTTK'H 'MPU. Hilt HIW
TO Bll. NT. I. lit IS ( sown.
Hy Associated Press
fl. l.ou in. April 7. pm taring iiiat
any person in the l uisttd Mtatea "who
has enjoi etl ine pi u HegeH of our
governtiieut and Mill has tin- alighleat
pro ne i man fiwllng ilion lit he aloud
up a ant imt a Slotte w all and shot at
sunrise" liuvernor tiardiiter of Mi
souri opened Hi-' Hberij loan cam-
palrn in tills stale Hits afternoon
wiift an address at a celebration
here.
i he rerernonh's u iitch w ere post-
poned yeMniay on account or rain
uare wltueased hy what la believed to
have heen the lte-t crowd ever as-M-mhled
In Mt Louis.
In hi- a. Mir- the governor sald:
" fhet e ran ! no half heai led al-
lesiance at a lime tike this. A pro-
Tr
IELD'
"JUST LIKE HOME"
Appetizing Luncheon I 2 to 2 p. m.
Salads Sandwiches etc. at All Hours.
SOMETHING NEW AT OUR FOUNTAIN EVERY DAY
CIGARS -CURIOS -CANDIES
..Oyster Loaf Cafe.
"Where Everybody Goem"
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT
7Yy our Sunday Dinner
1 Served from 12 to 3 p. m.
High-Class Music Every Night
A. Lamantia Prop.
1.1 1 M
The M. C. L I
(Columbus "In" i
MILITARY UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENTS
216 West Pine St. Phone 733 Denting N.
it
MAXWELL
Champion Non-Hlop Motor Car Pleasure Cars ami iho I'aanaous
Maiwell Olav-Ton Truck.
Usad Cars for Sala. Watch Our Blackboard
LESTER MOTOR COMPANY
WRIGHT'S TRADING POST
HI MINI llll M II NOW OPKN.
INDIAN GOOD M vm i in i.i m . ana ( CHIOS
Lllll.l si COL.UCCTIO.il OF NAV.UO ItCUH In .ho MlCTUWEatT
115 North
nerman t a Cernían spy and should
receive the same treatment at our
hards. If at any lime i become ron-
vinred that there is in any community
lu this state mi orgontted rnovtaent
or theae traitorous wretches having
for Its object the embarrassment of
the government in the prosecution of
the war. I shall declare martial law
tu thai commiiuitv. suspend the con-
stitutional privilege and order all
spies pro Germans and other enemies
or the republic tried hy court martial.
If they be found guilty then it would
mean that they race a firing squad.
"lie who does not know what Her-
man kuliur moans is either a fool or
a knave ur both and he who ha.
enjoyed the plivelegea of our gov-
ernment and has the iiigiiteat pm-
riermanlc feeling should lie stood up
hy a atone wall and shot at sun-
rise.' Mt'.i r:try immki.s spf.iiís roa
LOAN AMI PAYS limn n in MEN
up lamí am i mi ii raaots.
Uy Aavocloted press.
Cincinnati u . April 7. speaking
here tonight in the interest of the
Ihlrd libet ly loan rosepima Daniels
secretary or the. navy paid high
tribute l" officers and enlisted men
serving tu hopi the land aud sea
Torres or IIih I lilted Stales.
"Where do we gu rrom liere" the
secretary aaid "was the test of a
Hii'--riui' recently received by Ad-
miral Sima rrom officer and men of
a certain ship n hlch hsd ju.l re-
turned from a long gruelling trip to
aea in search T aulnuartne. on
such a trip títere la neither reat nor
sleep Tor days on end aud the strain
on mimH nm hs and nerves It tl-ino-t
unbearable.
'-hut these n had not a word
of complaint there is not a word of
rrltirism hcud from the boys me
deep in mud lo the irmrhes In
France. The great sluing brave
unconquerable voice of the American
rmy ami naiy bHJay asks. "Where
do w e no from hei e.' "
Mr. Daniels left tonight Tor Detroit.
rot.iitUHi OIM K'll MIS its
loan biota n iixi.it Ifif.auo.
by Associated I'm
Penver. April Mineral rouftty.
Colo. broke .Jl irruid fur over
aubsrrtptioti in pir iir-i day ifriva
of the llherti loan in llw tuf v v hen
It reported imlaV Hist nearly mi
times it quota liad been pledged he
fore autidovtn Saturday Mineral
rooMy's quota 1- Wski Morn than
liK.msi had been subscribed Hatuidav
night according lo rejMii in lo stain
1 1 1 ' i 1 i ' i loilaj .
other counties throughout (he state
have reported that then maximum
quotas were reached on ihe ftrat day.
and Indications tonight are that Hut
Uentennlal slab- w til far ov rr sub-
' acribe its quota of M.ttuoo.
nrfirers of the uinl Inianiiy are or-'
panning battalion baseball basket ball
and volley hail teams and some' hot
gHniea are cspn-ted in be plsyasl In the
immediate future.
II -.11 III I
L L E Y &
CO.
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Black, James S. El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 38TH YEAR, Ed. 2, Tuesday, April 9, 1918, newspaper, April 9, 1918; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth199585/m1/3/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.