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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
MISS MARY RANKIN GUEST
AT PRETTY DINNER PARTY
Mrs. SmithCrs Entcrtains in Honor of
Young Lady From Goshen. y. \.

The Alvarado hotel yesterday ar
%ternoon was the scene OF "a very pretty
dinner party, given by Mrs. J. T..
Smithers. IN honor of Miss Mary Ran
kin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rankin, who arrived recently from
Goshen, y. y. Tho dinner was served.
.commencins at 1 O'Clock. the menu
being very elaborate. The guests were
seated al e large table at the sBith
end Of the dining ROOM. the table being
handsomely decorated. A large howl
OF white carnations ersced the center
and holly wreaths and smilaX were
also used in p%rofusion in the ornamen-
tntton scheme The place card were
very clever creations. being decorated
With a kaR OF red ribbon. TO which
was attached a sprig Of mistletoe.
Those who cnJoFed Mrs Smitheris hos
pitality we're Miss Mary Rankin. Mrs
Harry Rankin. Hiss Lillian Hesselden.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
APPRECIATED
ST, Joseph Sanitafium Remem-
bered by Private individuals
and Business Men in Sub
StantiaI Manner,

The Sisters of Charity, who con-
duct the ST Joseph s%anitarium i'm this
city. were appropriately remembered
Christmas day Dog q number of AIbu-
querqueans, who did not forget the
splendid work being done 10y the in
%stitution in alternating the suffering
of humankind. Many gifts of flowers
and fruits cnd like articles were re-
ceived. the presents being distributed
among the patients. many of whom
had been entirely forgotten on the
festival day 10y their 0Wn relatives
and friends.
The Sisters wish to express through
the columns of The Morning Journal
their sincere appreciation and thanks
for the Christmas gifts n TO espe-
cially acknowledge donations from the
following individuals and concerns.
Miss Margaret McCanna, Mrs. \. Bor-
ders, Mrs. Mary Dolan. Highland Meat
Market, Jaffa Grocery company,
Myers Liquor company. \. j Maloy
and + =. Scheelc
Laugh aud grow fat. The Gem
tfc-tcy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
P|TTSBURG MAN TO
GIVE FIGURES ON
TROLLEY LINE
Expert Contractor viii Come to
Albuquerque to Inspect Pro-
posed Highland Street Rail-
way,

A. l.. Barrett, a pittsburg contractor
and expert authority on electric street
railway construction, will come to Al
huquorque and look over the proposed
Highland street car line project. II
he finds the conditions satisfactory
Mr.. Barrett will make a proposition
for the construction Of the railway.
1t was decided to bring Mr.. Barrett
here at a meeting OF the trolley pro-
motors held last night in the korber
building. a committee was appointed
consisting of A. w Hayden. L. +. Nc
.Collum and Or w, G.. Hope to secure
the necessary funds TO defray the eX-
penses of Mr.. Barrett's trip.
The pittshurg contractor has been
in correspondence for some time past
with NJ. =. Stamm.
Some $1,000 has been raised to
build the trolley line. II is desired to
start work with about SIS, 600 and it
is believed the remaining sum can be
raised without difficulty.
See the best vaudeville team in the
southwest ut the Gem tacatcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
MRS. GUY LEWIS DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
Wife of Wen Known Santa Fe Con
ductor Passes Away Suddenly
From Heart Trouble.

After suffering for three days with
an attack of heart trouble. Mrs. Agnes
Lewis, wife of Guy NJ. Lewis, a pas
senger conductor OF the Rio Grande
division of the Santa Fe railroad. died
Suddenly last evening shortly after $
O'Clock. at the family residence. 516
w. Marquette. 1t was known that
Mrs. Lewis was quite seriously i'll, but
her death was entirely unexpected and
will come as a great shock to numer-
Gus friends in Albuquerque and San
Marcial. where deceased resided for
more than twelve years before coming
to Albuquerque.
Besides the bereaved husband, who
will arrive on train No. 10 from FL
Paso this morning. Mrs. Lewis leaves
two daughters, Miss Josie, aged 10,
and Margaret. aged 13, and other rela-
tives to mourn her loss. Funeral ar
engagements Will be announced later.
Two shows every afternoon and
three every night at the Gem %tiicatcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
CHRISTMAS WELL
CELEBRATED BY
THE !. v. G.. A.
Splendid Dinner Served to
Sixty-One Guests; Pretty
Decorations and Christmas
Party Following,

Christmas was an eventful DAY al
the Y. NJ. e. A. home IN his city. a
big Christmas dinner being followed
by an enjoyable and clever Christmas
party in the %cvening. Eight distinct
family dinners were served in the din
ing room n a total n siNty-one
guests partook Of the Christmas cheer.
There WAS 2 splendid menu with four
courses Five Young ladies acted as
Mattresses and there was no confusion
and everyone was serve promptly
and satisfactorily. Ivy and holly and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
COMPANY NOW HAS
SEVENTY MEMBERS
Mastering Officer Will Arrivein
a Few Days to Find Local
Militia Contingent Recruited
to Full Strength.

Company c. of the First regiment,
New Mexico National Guard, now has
seventy members owing to the indus
try OF Captain George e. Wickham
and the members of the company
during the past few months. The
mastering officer is expected 20 ar
rive in a few days to inspect the
company and 1t is a matter for great
satisfaction hat he viii find the
number of men for muster
ing in under the new Dick law.
Captain Wickham requests "A full
attendance at the meeting of the COM
pany tonight. Any good men who APP
ply will be welcomed to membership
in the company and it is desirable
that they Join before the arrival of
the inspecting officer.
Positively no advance in price; ten
cents TO all. at the Gem theatcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.

effective NoVemuer "A, i9Oe)
FROM the Fast Arrive. Depsr
No ! Southern Cal. Express. 7:45p sac Q
No z, California Limited ....I220 100 q
no. !. Aorth Cal Fast Mall. 10: SIS p Is.tS .
III Paso Trains
10 y; FL Paso Passenger. $50 .
No. ?. FL p. & Mex City EXP III % 1920 a
from the West
10 chicago Fast MaiL..... 5000 s:25 a
10 v Shlcago Limited ...... 5:bOp $50 d
No. s. chit a Kan. City Exp.. 6;45 . 7.26 n
Pecos Valley Trains "
No. Sll, Amarillo. Roswell and
Carlsbad ....... ,..s.
No. sla. from Carlsbad, Ros-
well and Amarillo -..ii:65p
From the South
No. %. X {. and Chicago. ssp
no. 10. Chi, Den. a. X. c Ex. E:O5 7.es.
NO 10 connects at Lamy with branch
train TOR Santa Fs and stop, at an locaI
points In New Mexico.
WILLIAM BALrouR As.n,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28

Mrs. Herbert Rankin, Miss Eloisa
Yrisarri. Mrs. Charles White, Miss
Grace Borradaile, Miss Estelle Luthy,
Miss Donna Rankin, Miss Kathryn
.Strickler. Miss Mary Simms, Miss Nita
Rankin. Mrs. Thomas Danahy, Miss
Margaret Schuster.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
ITEMS OF INTEREST


Washington. Dec. 27,-New Mexico.
Fair Tuesday. colder IN north, and
Wednesday fair.
Arizona: Fair Tuesday and Wednes-
da!
Western Texas: Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED--Glrl for general house
work. l1l4 West Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28

Two thousand feet of moving pic
turc~ and the best NaudcN lille. all for
10 GENTS "a the gem Ihcatcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28

IL lots on ith 4. for sale cheap;
Inquire f23 Roma ave.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28

Entire change of program today al
the Gem thcater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28

Three reels and vaudeville for every
shoU M the Gem theater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28

DO not forget - Johns Guild sup.
per December ~, at $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
TO MAKE USE Of
FLOOD WATERS
OF T|JERAS
Forest Cartwright Of This City
and Associates viii Build
Storage Dam in Canyon East
of City.


fBy Morning journal special Leased Wirel
The Forest Cartwright Flodwater,
Reservoir and Ditch company, head
ed by Forest Cartwright of this city
backed by some associates in the east,
has been formed TO utilize the flood
waters OF Tijeras canyon, by building
a dam some fifty feet in height near
the mouth OF the canyon. Tijeras
creek is a dry arroyo, or nearly so,
during much OF the year but in the
rainy season carries a torrent of wa
ter, which is apparently resistlcss. To
find out whether this rush Of water
can be impounded a temporary adobe
dam, fifty feet thick and twenty feet
high, Will be built the coming sum
mer and in case 1t is successful a
permanent reservoir viii be construct
ed. The water viii be conveyed to
the mesa lands between here and the
mountains by a system Of bitches,
wing to priority of his application
Mr.. Cartwright received the water
rights in the canyon in preference to
the Italian company recently formed
for the same purpose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28

Now, all together for the Gem the.
Gtcr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28
THE FARM

DncOrporatcd)
$500 win buy q share In the greatest
profit maker in the southwestern In
tcrcsi In an alfalfa farm for only
SOFIA per acre. Dividends of 20 per
cent assured. For full particulars
address or call on
a. -. STROJP.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-12-28

Lartiguc and Birch in the "Rube'
sketch al the Gem thcafcr.
-f-
Sanitary Plumbing & Heating Go,
Repairing II specially. 101 South
broadway. Phone gt9 or 1t10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-22
WRIGHT NEARs W0RLD's S.
AEROPLANE RECORD.
Attained Average Velocity OF Fifty
Eour and a Half Miles an Hour,
Making Graceful Landing.
u. -

washington. July 21.--In two short
Soirhts in the Wright aeroplane this
.eyenine, at Fort Myer, oryille Wright
closely approached the worlds aero sle1'
n,ane speed record, attaining an aver
aee velocity of 81 and \ miles per
.bour5 as computed bYWilbur Wright.
wbo held the stop watch on the ma "a;
chine for half dozen rounds of the
course.
,nfthe first flight the craft remained lin,
,loft only minute and . seconds.
3t,,a aviator being forced to descend
~. losing cog wheel on the magnet
:, y ~. waking his second round OF the
Sai,I,.e4 ON his second fight, after
the cog had been replaced. the aero Zero
< ,nane swiftly circled n dozen times
around the course when Is llYe- rs -
\ 81 q mile in circumference.
secy. and Mrs. Dickinson; Secy I;
JSnox. the French am passaoors.. anu y.
Mms Jusserand, Mai. Gen. Young
3:mrseon General Torncy of the army
tcanatf,r Newlands. Brig. Gen. Nv itner-
s,,nnn and Gen. w. j. Kieffer..Were
s',,,n,,c, + h ose who witnessed the f1iEnts
''as If swept past the starting point on
~. second round it was seen that the
oasonlane was making extraordinary
e,aeG on the round from the sixth to
~ ,fnth. Inclusive. each round Was
va In less than minute. Aftel
,,.si,,s, Ii ,.minutes Mr.tHNrieht ma az
.lfs..,, ,efuls landing. - =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-22

hurricane which swept the western gulT
coast yesterday. may be several days IN
the counting Leveling telegraph wires
and destroying other means or COM
smunication with the outside world, the
hurricane swept along the gulf shote8
from points in Cameron parish. La, y
almost the southwestern extremity OF
Texas.
So far as can now be learned, tie
storm vented its 1!crcest force IN the
city of Galveston. There the sea wan
kept back the waters. Reports receiyea
from there indicate that the loss OF HE
is confined TO the 10 unfortunates
caught in the gale on Tarpon pier,
That loss of l,fe and property dam
| age have been caused at other points
| along the Texas coast and possibly ~
| the Cameron parish, La, is the bei:el
| now entertained.
| In Aiatagcrdo county, about ~ mines
southwest of Galveston. 1t IS fepor .ls..
| that several lives had been last, dull
1 confirmation is lacking. Reports re-
ceived by the weather bureau here
! Indicate that the storm passed lnlaflu
| from, a point close to Matagordo pay.
| Its intensity was diminished soon after
| O'clock yesterday ard at an carry
/ hour last night the wind velocity was
] recorded as less than 20 miles an hour.
/ Interior towns on the Texas border
/ were thus little affected. The nneasi-
L rT..g
4 ness which was entertained for outing
4 parties on some of the islands along
! the Texas coast was dispelied durtne :
/ the night by messages which assured
the safety of these excursioiists
ANXIETY FOR THOUSANDS
New orleans. July Con account Of
4 anxiety felt over the fate&nf thousands
or more persons in attendance on tiit
Il state Baptist young peoples encanip
I nents at Palacius, on the coast OF Tex,
+ as, an effort is being made to reaci
7 that point. All the telegraph wires ar
down. =
Communication was established tsii
afternoon with Angleton, q town
1000 people on the gulf coast south Q
E Galveston. Angleton reported TIA
nearly every house in the town IA
! been badly, danans ed as a restilt OF yes .
i terday' hurricane. One man MAS sefl
!. ously injured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-22
runs SIX MILES AND A
THEN MEETS A POSSE
Brought Into Itcal,isition
And Bad Nianis Captured
"a At Draper.
[special correspondence.1

Draper, Utah, July 22.-After ans en-;
citing chase OF six miles over the hills
from Alpine toward Draper by J .s
Lewis of Alpine, from whom he stole
q purse containing $50 Edward Roberts
was arrested this afternoon by Thomas s:
yaudrey, Justice of the peace at Draper al e
Roberts, has been employed by Lewis
on his fruit orchard for a short time
past, is said to have seized the first OPP
5lortunity to plumber his employer and
get out. When he found Lewis asleep
he stole his purse and hit the trail.
Lewis woke up soon after he had gone
and missing his purse, hunted around
for Roberts When 1t was round thaI
5I1c too had vanished, q hue and cry was
raised which brought q number OF he
neishbors out to Join in the hunt FOR
Roberts. His trail was taken up IN
the direction OF, Draper. The telephone
was also bought into use with the re-
suit that after heing. hard pressed on a
six-rnile run the thief run into the
arms of the posse from Draper at the
head OF the canyon southeast from
Draper Roberts. who Is said TO be g
.hardloolel," will be bought to the
city and lodged in the county jail this
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-22
Guests at White House Dinner
Were DisincIined to Mix Shop
With Entertainment.
TROUBLE is DUTY ON HIDES
PreSt. Taft Expresses Himself as sat
isficd--Iaughingly Says It Lnoks
Like an All summer job.

Especial TO the "News",)

y F.
Washington, d. c., July 2. This at; afr
ternoon theIconferees on the tarift plii
are no nearer an agreement on western u I
items than they were before attehdililS
President Taft's dinner last evening"
That function did not produce the de-
sired results. In fact. there a ppcarteu
TO be among the guests q decided dis'-
INCLINATION to mix u shop VI atiisi
entertainment, and as cor sc autcsllesc
those among the guests WIT "a re-. u us 4
posed to insist upon an entire segregia-4
6tion of5legislatives aud executive Ilfc-I.
negatives rather resented the plan 70
induce them to abandon their conN.lcz
tions and the demands of their consul
tuents. NJ The principal bone OF conteti-
ton appears to be: the hide tariff Shoe
and leather manufacturers have mann ll
tainetl a lobby here ever since the extra
session assembled at enormous cost aost
said to aggregate thousands of dollars
wcel,ly. While the cattle grow
:ers have only one man ffnd
! a stenographer From ais that can
DIE learned the beef ackers have tax
on absolutely no part III the tight. y AZ
lsurnlly{it would appear that # rec p ides
are demanded by every commercial
community in the entire country: but
on the other hand, there can. pc no
doubt that every state in the west large
| " devoted to raising of cattlelis empha-
4 tic in insisting upon protection for the
hide industry Senators representing
| those states show, absolutely no dlspo-
| sition to either 5recede from the de-
4 mand for a Is per cent duty or to ac-
i cent Il lower rate as q compromise. VI,
less the eastern men are willing to
i recedc therefore It would appear that
little progress will be made towards
i reaching an agreement on the so-called
i western items, for 1t is conceded that
i the hide duty IS the keystone of the
4 western contention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-22
MAY TEN DER 1T TO 0 M. BRAND.
.cIcmcnccau's Worst Enemies -A''mit
He Told the Truth Abont
Dclcassc and Germany.



paris, July es.---L con Bourgeois Tor
rner premier and foreign minister 70
whom president Falliercs has decided
to offer9gthe task OF forming a. new
cabinet in; succession to the Clemon-
ceau5 ministry, Is expected to feach
Paris this afternoon: However, as
doubt exists as to whether he VIII ac-
cept the$portfolio and as time presses.
if he should not arrive al the cstpltal
before noon. Mr.. BRAND. minister t ot
Justice ana worship. will be named
! as premier. Il
Nj. Bourgeois failed 81 o arrive I'VE on
the Cologne express which reached
Paris late today and it IS oelieVea
he did receive the telegram Tor
waraed TO him last night by President
Falllercs. NJ Bourgeois exact where
| abollts is unknown.
| The parliamentary leaders are unah-
| in,ous In agreeing that reconstrueted
| (.lcn, enceau cabinet committed 10 the
| (,leruenccau program is the logical
| solution of the ministerial crisis,gl y Y !
| the face OF the coming gcneral eiee-
l ton. I'd s5, $50. .,.t,a,, =
4 ~, al, 4, he,. az deputies which brought
1 fahonfGtI7e downfall of N. G,lemenceau
i i,as ladyiseu president Eallieres 70
. summon Alexandra Miller, fo Q me-.
i minister OF tcommcrce. u hes'u W. !.
new cabinet, but the retiring pfe,i ~ |.
has the 81 hi,oM Ihe
nan Who endorsed him Is lmPoss,pl pie.
l N NJ fCslameuccau seems IN no Z. WI!
4 dnwncast by his defeat and was d, ,ls
4 dcbonairc and witty as usual W Y u. ~
4 left the ministry last year Tor ms resi-.
i dence when he did not apap doh =, VIII
Il he became premie I1e SAID l la 'li'ts =
a NJ friend VI. ~,
& IT tho ministry came 4. nere q. w
s nothi,,r nut an umbrella and II an
q leaving With a ca nc. !, ~,
q I)esDite the storm Of IS lnuleIa tl'''
+ vented on NJ Clemcneeau5t Tor. \, y y, rs =
marks to NJ. Delcasse, even ING. ~,
4 meris worst enemies admit that ne to !!
the truth. as it has long been an ope q
secret that NJ. Delca sse, relying 6 on tn
fr,andshir,. OF England wanted TO ~
4 4 wa with Germany When. he w
T,r,,i On rninisterin 1905: but the reVela
!. tions then made showing tue sullnrepa AZ
I 3af1ness OF the French army and navy
n compelled Ehe government AZ i,s 5 :
/ 5a,,d ta1,a the Moroccan dispute to I'll
s. Algeciras conference.
{ st.E,raI,ch moneyed interests are hopin
u a.ainst hope that NJ. CaillauX, minis
: fer of finance, will not succeed nm mn
! self in the new ministry, nuS g M.
$ iority of the leaders VINO are comm !;
8 Tod ia the income tax, the f@oTk men
,5l . 49, scheme. and other social re
o fnr,,,s If is reported say 1t Is impera
/ ti,,e In, order to ayaid n tmisinterpreta
& tion with regard to his retirement !
HE face Of the coming elections,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-22
SPANISH TROOPS | ! ;
IN Open Revolt
AT Barcelona Entire Battalion
Threatened5to Kill Colonel and
other Officers With Bayonet.
WAR I'm MOROCCO The CAUSE.
At Madrid Families OF Soldiers
Charged POLICE ccausc OF Situa-
ton King Cancels engagements.

gfs .lr a. + &
Barcelona, July ga riot broke out
today among the troops who We're
about to embark for Melilla. An entire
battalion revolted and threntened the
colonel and other officers With their
$hayonets. Other troops We're hastily
summoned and the mutneers were dis
armed.
WOMEN. ASSAULT POLICE.
Madrid, July ~ 81 During tho night
while the Spanish troops, which are az % Z
reinforce the Spanish garrison at Me
5lilla, We're preparing to leave TOT N MA
Ia ga esfnmilies of the soldiers sur
rounded the railroad station and charg
ed the police with the object 81 pre-
venting the departure OF tnelr TEN TEN
Stives. "a desperate melee foiloMeu ~ !,
reviewers A dozen persons were ere
wounded and many others arfestea.7!5S
H KING; CANCELS EN ENGAGEMENTS.
Madrid, July 522.----King Alfonso mas
cancelled all his engagements on sc'
count 8of the serious SITUATION stllal tls''
developed in Morocco.
Today the first line OF reserves was VA.
summoned to the coofs Parllalos. = I
will be asked to vote further 8c1 3 ~, ~
81 s that more greinforcemcnts can ~
sent Ia Meliila. 1t is possible that Ie 81.
yyeyler. former Spanish captain sen EAlt-
eraia az cuba, Will be placed IN supreme
command of the Spanish forces IN My
rocco al "a ~, M y q, d
,,onu lar protest against sendlnss ~, !.
iiiers TO the Riff coast, alleging t i1ae
\ the5s var. is solely for the purpose OF
1 nrotecting private mining interests.
\ M ~ :. 7newspa pers demand the conSoca-
4 ~, ~ he $cortcs and a frank state
! went Of the governments intentlon..@
/ SPANISH POSITIONS REINFORCED Of !-lt,l
Alelilla, MOROCCO, July 1.-THE span pan.
i ish positions here were reiriorce4 u. ~
4 day by fresh troops from spain i,s.,..
i Ing the fighting yesterday tne N N.Y.
Sgos within 800 yards OF M enlla. W M
they retired they left lo4 DEAD on on t'' :
4 field. - the
i Cen. AIernn, commander q y. 10y =.
4 Spanish forces in Morocco. sa't,,.
here today from an inspecti9,n . t nv
nutposts. The genera 10 -. =.
i Moors are displn yin s. desperate COY! couIase
and using modsrli we poiis "a y
4 diets a long and hare ca 'l'a, III Y
Sri-y II MEETING.
Il Bilboa S main, July DIT h e civil goS
d eminent OF Billion, he red ,lest7 o. Q, !
Il sRiscayan coniniittc has authorized !
Il meeting to be held Sunday4,to protes
Il am inst the Spanish NJ oroccan wa 7, q. 81
i condition that it is not accompan,lee
4 nv. N ypublic Inanifestation.sfNe Nerthe,
4 less PROFESSIONS are being ORGANIZED
& and iioting is feared