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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
4
In a fragmentary tale, the Vingle family grapples with a vanished fortune after their bank failed. Aged witnesses recall hiding four thousand dollars in small coins during a home search that uncovered scattered rubbish and quilts beneath a carpet, all suggesting a long, puzzling loss.
Washington men aged about twenty one wrote to Representative Charles T. Smith asking if they could buy farms and claim exemption from the draft. They proposed to act as superintendents of the farms to gain exemption, arguing their roles as agriculturists. Neighbors doubt the plan could work and would expose it.
A New York Emigration Monitor piece describes Ellis Island as an armed camp with searchlights and guards. It notes the German officers and crews fed separately with limited space, shows officers and men dining together yet sharing facilities, and highlights cramped dormitories, parrots, and portraits of German officials amid efforts to keep detainees occupied.
A speaker who recently returned from Sweden told a Meon of January that republican doctrine is gaining in popularity across Europe including Spain, Grasse and Greece. He said central countries face repression and warned that republic sentiment is winning converts amid war fatigue.
A steel web hangs from a rod across the helmet front to shield the eyes and face. It shields the wearer without unduly hindering sight or battlefield efficiency, marking a new invention in eye protection for soldiers.
In Queenstown an American destroyer and a naval officer long separated by ocean are amused by a wireless romance. Two Americans who studied at St Johns College at Anneport are linked by a coded radio exchange. A paymaster and a civilian doctor aboard discovered the long lost friend through a terse series of code and names. The paymaster finally confirms the doctor was his roommate and dinners were shared before the voyage, leading to the ship’s withheld position and course being revealed.
Sunday school 9 45 a m church service 11 a m Epworth League 7 p m preaching 8 p m Rev A C Bell pastor DAR of services at Baptist church Sunday am Sunday school 9 to 11 preaching 11 to Sunday 1 missionary hand 2 30 to 4 80 to 8 Junior Y I Senior Y P OU preaching 9 Wednesday prayer meeting 8 to 9 Thursday Women s Auxiliary meets Thursdays monthly choir practice in the evening
Services are held every Sunday at 7 a.m. with mass and an English sermon. A High Mass and English sermon are also scheduled in the morning.
Bible school at 9 45 a m Communion and preaching service tilam Junior C B 9 30 a m Preaching service at 8 p Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m at the Christian church June 17th Morning Great Manet Evening In Him A cordial welcome to a BD F SELLARDS pastor
Grace Church Episcopal schedules Holy Communion at 11 a.m. on Sundays with morning prayer and sermon also at 11 a.m. for all other Friday? viewing. The notice lists services and times for the FW area.
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