Rio Grande Republic (Newspaper) - November 29, 1918, Las Cruces, New Mexico THE RIO GRANDE LXXXX IR FUND GIFT FUND IN HISTORY IS RAISED tothe Interests of the People of The Rio Grande Valley Las Cruces New Mexico Friday November 29 1 918 United War Work Fund for Drying on of the work of mercy j the refugees and principally ie welfare of our soldiers has tremendous success s country have come in from and Japan also The greatest if money ever raised for purely has been realized i Ana County came forward an for Many came forward with jus gifts f money ranging several hundred dollars down to We donated by little school It shows the Thanksgiving of the people over the dawn of and peace with victory for the and a sign of our gratitude to lys who have won that victory e field of battle j following is a list of the sub- rs in this of Columbus Morton Neff 100.00 Manasse Aztec Lodge No 3 0 w J D Isaacks Mrs Katie A F Percy W Rev M E B of L 3 Floy E French Mrs W A Sutherland Mr Mrs Mesilla Valley Prod Mrs Josephine Gallagher Mrs ude Ascarate Mr and Mrs F A H II Brook R L Young F ayner H B Holt Gulf Refining ohn L Burnside E C Latham Boston Store Mr Mrs Sperry Austin D M L t E P Johnson A C J H Cook C P Wil Garcia A F Barnes W R loo Miss Lillian Randall S S land lies B Mechem Robbins B Hoagland T Conway J H May Gro Co Henry Stoes and Mrs F C Merrell Mr and E B Link F W Campbell M F E Monaghan L C Hw Co C T Turney i Stevens II Caroline M Chas T Barlett L A Broad A- D Saunders P Moreno G J iger Co Jose R Lucero Bowmar i Trust Co Union Bank Jno T Rouault Ira C Farney W J G Stuart J W Clar Miss Genevieve Wood J H Van N Hendricks Miss Tura II Miss Gertrude 0 C A H Hoffman B F C T Hagerty L A Higley W w M P Learning J T Keogh Jr tr Prude Herbert Bingham L Johnson Johnson II W Morgan A- L H Strand T O I L II Lcuman In I t H M Beverly Alva i T 1 -n Redd E L L Will W P L Mrs J II s K L Stewart L J W L K Miss Lucille frank Kees Brooks filmier Nations R Ir- Mr and Mrs J H Mi Miscellaneous L 13 Westerman Howarth Barbara Howarth R R Hungate Jack Kirkpatrick L C jan J D Lura Miss Fay Martin Waldo K Martinez Howard Mason Martin MeCutcheon Robert C A Raymond Morrow Matt Mrozik Irvin O'Hara Roy Frank Parker Chester Pool Miss Eva Rentfrow Steart Robeson II II Rose Archie Ross J F Rosson V M Sais Scott K H Smith Myers Co B A Spears W H Stansell O Staplin Mary Filey E 0 Jam W D Ni Snow C A Burns D F R Rite W J Stevens Mrs A D ee Blanch Stewart J S McClure J Walker H Yeo Ida Redd Mr I Mrs L K Edwards R S Roberts Kirton P Fleming J H Mrs Paxton Thos Branigan B Cade Robinson Bell Reed Aug I Medler Mr and Mrs W H erkins Ellen C Burnett Irs L L Roberts Dr T C Sexton i Gladys Stuppi Mis Seller Joe C M Wayne Frank Weeks Robert n Ii C Wade Mrs A Jacoby XI Viley Lloyd Wood Albert Winston W Young Kate Hollowell R W Stevens B E Lane C L Forsling C T i Brownlee Gco B Johnson W J Ball Vale E T Winters iM H Peterson I Harry Jim B Evans Bennie i C Crapps J F B G Chavez Bernard H Ames Prosper j R Scott Mrs H M Cornell F Sam Bellman Mrs Julia 206 Victory Girls Dawn J T Hill Nathan Boyd I Si Victory Boys Mrs Hunter Lewis C W Brown Jno I M Bowman Oscar B Wood W J M Johnston W W Cox L Lucas Francis E Lester Mr ullom Mrs II D Bowman S P Stewart Luther Foster R L Farmer J W Jourdan W M Sheridan beth Foster Mrs Anna Soest J F A J Archer Arthur Dickinson Paul Mills S H Palmer Tom Tomas Thygerson Frank Wayne les Lopez J Norman Dick Reeves Harold WHY NOT A JOE MEMORIAL It is perhaps not too soon to begin planning for a suitable memorial to be erected in Las Cruces in honor of Dona Ana county boys wiu nave given their lives in the service of their country The return of their more fortunate comrades should mark the beginning of such a ment Such a memorial should be more than a monument It should be something which would not only honor the dead but uplift and the It need not be too costly but if the memorial which is considered appropriate be costly the people of this community may be depended on to pay the price The Republic will be glad to publish brief tions from any citizens have ideas on this subject Hardin W D Ewing Miss Josephine Wm Smallberg Eugene Islas Morton Miss Ruth L Bronsun R B Arturo Lucero Victor Anderson Jake Thompson E J Steen C A Louis Clay son W V Homan A B File I G E W Miss Waddill Mrs J riffith Miss Joyce Rea i E Blazer Lowe Jacob Chavez Mrs N R De Forest Lord Miss Ruth Bowen D Chavez Epifania M de Jaloma Rosa J Howe C D Baker Arthur Apodaca Mariano Magram Mrs Roy Bean Strand McBride Bert Mrs 0 D Williams I ker Reed T A Sharp Ignacio Rhodes Jr J C Walker F H Knight Mr and Mrs T E Bourbonia Hintze W 0 Whitney Luther C W Cormany Clarence Fite Herschell I Miller Roy E 0 Brien Tom Tudor I John Tweed D C Taylor L II Clifford Farmers Gibson Scott Miss Peacock Gerald Hines Ernest Ruiz Oscar Garrett Monroe Lee R Lewis James Swank Mrs Annie Henon P L Link Jane Talbot Emma Simpson W R ford W II Glaskin Luz Silva Mollie Dorsey May Forwood Mrs Roy Beal 0 W Gray M B Stevens John SECRETARY McADOO RESIGNS The country was astounded to re- notice of the resignation of McAdoo of the treasury from his cabinet position this week Mr McAdoo gives as his reason the dwindling of his private fortune and the small compensation paid by the government It is true that the United States ex- a whole lot of n man for a small compensation Bryan couldn't stand the drain either It is said the Secretary will re- sume the practice of law nnd later will endeavor to push the idea of ownership of transportation lines LAS CRUCES BOY IN CASUALTY LIST Mrs Juan N Madrid Las Cruces M Deeply regret to inform you that it is officially reported that Private Francisco E Madrid Machine Gun Battalion died November third from wounds received in action Harris the General The above telegram was received Monday morning and is tory Francisco Madrid was a volunteer member of Captain com- pany of New Mexico infantry He was the son of Juan N Madrid who wna an employee of this office for more than twenty years nnd who is now working temporarily in Francisco was also n in of Charles Madrid of the Union Bank Mr and Mrs Madrid will have the sympathy of all Las Cruces people especially those who have also given their sons to their country Surely they will be honored without stint these brave hoys who have given their lives Their parents and friends may be comforted by the thought that they have died n noble death in a noble cause which will be bered by the world for all time er H W Boyer Mrs Richard ans Willis Frank Joe Paul Pearl berry Ida B Miss Jessie Hornidy G H Brownlee Mrs Dotson D E Colwell B J William Jeffries H H Lanre Artie McCowan Chas Mills Tom Prather Gus Rust Floyd Sims Miss Y Mr McAdoo will continue in his present position until his successor is appointed GERMANY HUMILIATED The greatest punishment me v can bestow on occurred the other day in the North sea when long lines of German and battle cruisers followed by scores of smaller craft meekly followed a small British across the and tween line of British and American vellels hauled down the proud flag ol Germany and interned It is said officers on the Tinoco Richard Worcester erber Will P Lapoint Fred Hess B H Moeller Jno Moyer retchen Frank Gillespie Shelby Edwards Rev Hunter Lewis Howard A J Jarrett Paul Mendenhall D A Orkney Rev L Migeon Julia A McCarty Elizabeth McClure J F Wilkinson Mrs F A McClernon C S Pedregon L C C L Fannie Ford Howard Demoss Geo B Preston Jno A Gustafson J C McCarty Mrs W C Strode W C Strode A C Strode R L A H Loomis W Hronson J O Lung Hester Dav 1 I Hal Harmon I W Swank Borderland Garage J I Pickens Frank Islas Mrs Kate Evan Blanch Cox Sgt James Brown Reeves Bundy 1C J Stem E Grace Mrs Beulah Allen L G Cormany C L K Llewellyn C F Knight Madrid Adair Co Ysabel Flures W 0 J Rodriguez D V Emma Evans Mrs F W Campbell Mrs S G W Shelton Everett Will Miller R Y Ware Mrs Ella F Art W F W C Mrs F L Burrows Fred Gallon joe Tilmont S P Ascarate J Mrs T C Campbell A L Partrick J A Kirk Foster Bros Hal w Longbottom Jno Lemon I Cox E H Alton 0 11 Brown L Herron Mary Cuniffe Jesus din Reves Mrs Juan F Marquez Andrea Evangelisto Apodaca Uaria Teiles Francisco M N Bros Maria G Barris Ii Sampson Henry A J Bolshevism it R Fitch Mary Jones M c A them Mi Mrs Annie Jose o Wood Ii T M Smith Pedro j to th i while knuckling to the strong Isaac Germany will never be able Mrs A G Baca A G ate navy as the librae was possible that any navy would bo so humiliated without an F Campbell John W Cooney humiliated that such a ardo Lucero Mrs G S W R Reber Eunice Me lure H C Bradley Hugh Hare Beth Foster fort to fight it out As one officer why even the poor old Spaniard was man enough to come n and fight H was a sad spectacle from the German standpoint nnd there is no BOUNDARY DISPUTE TO U S SUPREME COURT El Paso of mony in the case of New Mexico vs Texas which started six years ago terminated Tuesday afternoon The entire testimony consisting of about GOOD sheets will be forwarded to the clerk of the supreme court at ington The litigation resulted from the shifting of the Rio between Anthony N M and 151 Paso nn this river was originally decided upon as the boundary line The construction of the Elephant dam has made the river constant but several and acres of land are still in dispute Titles to all these lands have been granted by both states anil often to different parties CASUALTY LIST OF A JJ GROWING LATEST ESTIMATE LOSSES IS ABOUT MEN DEAD WOUNDED AND MISSING H was estimated a week or so ago that the total casualties ci the can Forces would bo about men lend wounded and prisoners The new estimate is over This latest estimate shows the rific fighting our forces have lien engaged in during the last days of the war and that they di stop to count the cost were just mined to net there Frank If Simmons who is ted with being the host authority out- side of the military heads says shal Foch had prepared n heavy blow cast of the Meuse that would have struck the Hermans in two or three days had they not capitulated and A blow that would have destroyed their main armies If it had been east of the the American forces would have borne the brunt of it and it would have been successful The German High Command expected a knock out blow and were afraid to meet it therefore they surrendered THANKSGIVING SERVICES gathered lit A good sized audience the Armory Sn observance of united j giving thanks for the rein WICKERSHAM PRESIDENT FOR TRIP Mr Wickersham former attorney general in President Taft's cabinet conies out in criticism of thu dent's contemplated visit in giving it as his opinion Vice ident Marshall will have to assume trie duties of the in his absence He also challenges the reasons for he trip hinting thut arc for pc nnd 11 desire to receive the of the of France and Wo don't know anything the first as to whether the dent can continue to act an president while out of the country Presidents Roosevelt and both left the but while absent were either on board fin American war vessel or nn Panama canal soil belongs t Mr is great nnd may be Jay for But in to the motives we I The wouldn't UK an doubt there were men on those j ho wou have preferred to it out knowing they he destroyed But the body of the navy had beec held in eash too long and had their morale And it was too late to come out after the armistice was signed It is but example of what of peace ami tor the the blessings of liberty and to and for other lh f sons some of the speakers scheduled h is he feels to laKe part were to he not fur cnt was Isent in at the dedication of a i President's with him human if plaudits England ills him and Dr A 0 from Hoswell to late to take pastors of the Methodist j and Spanish Presbyterian churches carried on the services Rev J V Cavitt presiding and opening the services with prayer and Rev T L Lallance giving the address C 1 Simmons GERMANS APPEAL TO FRENCH contemptible surrender of f Ih II K P F 1 F II White 1 nev I S Kate Porcher Dillard Laura I hi Havnes Ino W Stewart W A- Heaty Rhodes T May Mrs Eudora Sadie Jas S W 0 McNary Mrs S A IX Williams Bliss Freeman W G Mr and Opal I Black A Frieje N F K Mcy C Andersiin A Ramirez Mrs R L ner Benito Mrs i re- that Belen Delira Joe Wojnarski Jas E j attended the end of the present Niblack Mrs Niblack Mrs E C Me navy wm forever aj Keown Alfred Jones Mrs vessel a joke in every continued on 2nd page col 4 i port and even among Fred rs C L I L E Mrs S R Harlan G G Smith Mrs M Dr R L Ir An Appeal to Your Americanism Pay Your Pledges Richard ci H W s lied Cross ire of I In- f lull K of the of the MOONEY WILL NOT HANG In response In the appeal ut throughout the sentence if Tom Money commuted to life is probably the best settlement of the Union Labor would mil sympathize with if they him guilty or believed he had had a fair and impartial trial If lie I is guilty be is getting a punishment as bad iis death but if he can prove time thai he s innocent then he can be released He is reaping suits of his radical speeches trines ami n lenn in prison him any of f Germany of own of these and H the ruin in North ind the f French 1 pay a I-ii nlu and patriotism and your gm d Don't ay by i actions Now the boys have won our battle Id them care r of themselves but doing your part the boys an- in Aline and secure in the comforts of their homes in the L S A is so much to he done yet Mrs May has been overworked tn do her bit now don't let her have to beg you to do yours dr f W Tl N C in the county packages will Ii ted up to November II for our diers in Europe Call at Hed for coupon ner you to send a package 1 Ii e no now drive 1 tr be r will to
