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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
4
The Cleveland forestry department adopts a plan to plant a Wherry oak along North Park Boulevard to honor each boy killed in action or died of wounds in the great war. Bronze markers will bear each soldier’s name on Liberty Row.
Providence Crowder rules teachers in Charleston West Virginia are not subject to the work or fight order. Superintendent M P Shawkey of the state department of schools reports the ruling reached here and confirms teachers remain in productive occupation.
Army Y M C A chief William Adams oversees the Southern Department from Texas to Arizona with executive authority for camp programs and border activities. Under his direction one Y M C A building for every 8500 soldiers, plus across many camps including Fort Sill and Camp Bowie. The note places Adams beside a major general in importance. Also mentions a large Bear Creek gas well in Bik County producing 15 million cubic feet daily, the region’s biggest in three years.
In Portland Oregon railroad workers cue for the new United States Railroads Employees Time Table while in Stevens Point Wisconsin a fisherman finds a clam containing a jewel worth a thousand dollars.
At a Redinburgh dinner, BV Lucas a Toklo university principal, and an Englishman heard a Scotsman tell a dentist gas joke. The baron remained impassive and finally mused that he did not understand what he did not understand about a Scot's money. The hosts laughed at themselves.
Major Dean Smith oversees preparations as five government airplanes approach. Officials urge vigilance and note an anticipated date for arrival to be announced.
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