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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
GRANT COUNTY MEN
PERFECT INVENTION FOR
SURVEYING TRANSITS
OsIl'er city EnterpriseD

". l. George "a mining man Of Han
over. end J. 4. Mckee. the surveyor
Of this citE have completed their ma
chine for mechanically turning out
"paraholic reflections on surveying
transits q is the result cf over two
wears Of hard work. 90 took the first
six months for them 60 lind out the,
knew nothing about the principle. in
volved in O machine to ~ the work
and the next siN months were used
up finding the principles necessary To
bring about tha required movements.
A whole year was spent making the
principal movements. 4 cem was
needed. SO constructed 20 lines blend
Ing into each other, yet no lire 10 be
identified from the other. stiIi the
whole series Of ines GO De formed in
te e. Gem with an absolute smooth sur
face
After SIS worth Of material was
used up. and two months work inn
~perfecticns would bc. a plan vas dis
covered to- make a cam without filing
or grinding hat could never be re-
moved and would render the cam use
less other problems were worked
cat OF equal obsunacr
Then a turret head was So arranc-
cd that attachments might De- placed
o. help measure the work to De- done.
Rnt. enc by one theee attachments
were removed until now he machine
seems e very simple affair
The machine a. very sensitive It,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18

THE Boerd o Wetrr Commissioner
D New Mexico.

THE BUard o Water Commissioner
cI New Mexico.
IN the matter of the application of
Andricus A. Jones SO 32o
This is eu appeal from the decision
Of the territorial engineer in reject
ing said application Mr Albeit T.
Rogers Jr.. appeared for appellant.
Ar Charles g.. Speiss aud Mr. John
L. ". Nccder for apptliees Also Mr..
Dent ON behalf OF United states recia-
NATION service Mt Filadeifu Baca
represented the Aecquia de los Rome
ros Tile record shows the following
faeis rhut application so 3.O was
0led in the office OF the territorial en-.
giueer in iul, 1903 with maps and
neid Notes d%eserbing bitches and re-
sDroIr tp appropriate water from tho
PeCos und Galfnas rivers and tribu-
tarlrs Tor thc Irrigation OF Toe. zoe
acres nt land un che Preston PARK
Grant After Publication of notice.
protests were nicd Bog the board OF
trustees of ihe town nf Las Vegas
Triton fakf Land q Water company.
Aqua Pure company. T. T. Martinez
Emitted states Reclamation Service.
A.. q Galleeus 81 al. Anton chico
Grant % al. aud the Carey Act land
Boara uf New Mexico
Al Che hearing TO santa Tc Ncw
Mexico thc territorial engineer reject.
81 the application. the reason fur such
rejection being stated m the couriud-
lng paragraph 81 his decision ss foi-
lows
That the application of Mr A. A.
Jones of Juiy g 1893 e. Not based
npon nn ecfual rarpcy 81 lmpracuc-
able ~infeasilie and On cpnaict with
thf niinss or the United states recla-
nation s-nice END the territorial
Carey Land At Board
Tne records % she rsFTttvrial eugi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18

range with accuracy is from 1-100 OF
an inch to 1-l2000 OF an incl feed. II
will pick up the line OF a sphere
whose radius may be from 10 inches
to so inches aud cut that line TO a
paroboIa automatically. To illustrate
what is needed. Take a line OF a
sphere whose focal length is 10 inches.
Then 20 cut III line into a rarabola
with a focal length Of 10 inches, the
machine calls for 1855 part OF an
inch. the dffferencc between the two
lines. The micrometer feed is built
upon q No. IS lead screw. Then ; de-
grees turn OF the feed gives Just l.
G456 Of an inch thrust. which is re-
quired to blend the We lines OF a 10
inch focal length.
II is not the intention NJ the inven-
tors 70 patent the machine as this
H. one case where the machine is
better protected without a patent as
they will not sell the machines. but
the product. The reflectors will take
the place OF all glass lenses or where
they NAV be used. 4 5 inch Mint
tense Of good make will cost from
500 to $3.50 while 2 3 inch reflector
Of equal power and better definition
viii only cost $40. This viii allow
Surveyor Transits tn be put in the field
that will do accurate work without a
tape. heretofore the u~arabolic reflec-
tor was made hy hand requiring
months for making and correcting.
The Carnegie Institute bartered with
France for the making Of a one hun
dred inch reflector. France charged
s70.U00 for making the reflector. taxi
ing four wears time. and then charg-
ed <20.000 for correcting same. re-
uuiring two wears more and still the
reflector was not perfect as the hand
caunot compete with the machine IN
accuracy. Inventors In France. Eng
land end Germany have been working
for years on q machine To turn out
these reflectors but It was let To the
United States to solve the problem.
The application OF these Electors
to surveyors Instruments (which was.
the primary motive for undertaking
the work. will as stated. furnish a
more accurate method OF measure
ment than Is nov available. As at
present constructed. the telescope ~ a
transit magnines about 20 diametersI
and contains q couple Of wires -
spaced that they Intercept ! foot on
a rod level vertically at a distance OF
Tee feet 2 feet 81 zee feet. etc. the
accuracy 81 the Measurement depend
ing entirely on the accuracy with
which the diversions on the rod can
De- distinguished. snd which is not sui.
ficicnt TO comply with the require
ments OF ordinary surveying An evil
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
MASTER DEGREES BY
MASONS OF LAS
VEGAS LODGE
Chapman Lodge No, a. F. and
A, NJ, Holds Interesting Cere-
monies; Many Past Masters
in Attendance.
C Vegas opucl

Thursday evening was n OF bust
ness aud pleasure with emphasis 'n
;hc latter, for chapman Lodge No. :
4. r. 4 A. ~ il conferred Master
Mason degrees on two candidates and
then the members fat down % the
banquet board and enjoyed q relasi
III for the gods n was Past Masters
night. So csncd bccause the Worship
ful master chair was occupied uula
oy poft masters and the work 81 com
ierring Master Mason degrees uas di-
r1dcd umcng them.
The past mssiers participating we're
G. l. cregorr 7 ". Seuard f. l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
Where . ccnsu. was Co-tI,.

Charlie Brinkman got his check
from the census department this
week. Charlie put i'm nearly forty
days, and as he was in a district where
he had TO travel FAR to find q man to
enumerate he was paid by the day
instead of. as in the thickly settled
sections. 10y the name. The m
ators who got paid by the name re-
ceived three cents per name. Mr..
Brickman received 50 per day. II
cost the government q little less than
-four bits per name FOR the enumera-
ton in the Redrock. Lower ella aud
Steeplerock precincts-Nestern Lib
eral
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18

coorsnr 1870 ,nn MasHs company Chicago An lights r~e7cdo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
CAMfIELD SCHEM NE
At Las VEGAS
TO PROCEED
Decision of Board of Water
Commissioners Finds Trus-
tees Have Right 10 Engage
m Project Jones Project Un-
feasible.

Ispesi.i CorrrsponIepre 70 Morning JearHaif
Ias Negas- ~ a.. July lt-fhere ls
considerable enthusiasm 30 tHis city
over the action 81 tho territorial water
commissioner b settling the dispute
49, - The pfisr rights - a 8 Jones'
Or the las VEGAS grant board IN the
matter 81 th. utilization ~ The waters
~ the SaprliU aud gaiiiuas rivers The
territorial engineer & s%Usfatned-
Moreover. the board nf wnter commits
sienefs finds that the trustees e the
ioRn ~ I4s vegas whe administer
ths grant havs q right under tue lazy
10 make wate9 right applications and
cngfge Ia Irrigation projects.
Tie application ~ 8 a Jones y
turned down. the board sustaining the
engineer ia his ruling that the appli-
cation Is not tasrd On actial survey
and IS not feasible
Ia. drcisi8u means that the legal
status ~ the partially completed big
Camlleld project "a The grant If cs-
tnblished. and tho prote,t wiil be inn
mcdisiels rssumsd and rushed q COM
ulelsen. 81 q one 81 the largest pri-
waite irrigation protects in the seuth-
west
Tie tuo rulings - the board %
commissioners one rejecting the
Jones application and the other sus-
tanning the grant board, VIII be cf
considerable Interest all over the ter
ritory. a. Important questions are In
voiped Tne followiu e j. the text ~
ihe opinion a. the grant boards
application
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18

dent way of overcoming this objection
would Ice Go increase the power OF the
telescope, but this cannot be done on
ccount OF inherent defects OF the
lenses. The refleotors are free from
these defects ana 1t win be possible to
Increase the power to attain any dc
sired degree of accuracy without in
strument.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18

In the metter ~ Application 40
afi. of fht hoard ~ trustees of the
town ~ ias Nrgas Appeal from tho
decision 81 the territorial engineer.
The RECORD shows tinat on october
1fh last. the board ~ trustees Of the
town 0f Las Vegas filed its applica-
tlun No a4l h. appropriate wateif Of
the Gallnas and sepeilo rivers and
the Ppsps efid S~anguiieia rrosns 70
irrigaie laud within the Las Vegas
grant Thf hoard ~ trustees 81 ne
town If Ias Nesas If administering AZ
israe tract 81 land known us The Las
Vegas grant. under the provisions N
Chapter a. ~ the mNs Di 1898. and
chapter ioa ~ the iewe of ls0s,
THIS grant vas g. community grant
made ty the government pf Mexico In
1885. and Nas confirmed bN att %
congress of thr t-nltee states Iune
4l.igeo. Is THE town of i@s Vegas
After publication 90 notices pro-
tests were died a%gilnst this appiicu-
lion. so SEA. IS ihp Commuults pitch
~ las Negas. a. A. Jones piacitn
Ranch compaHN and others snd at-
ter . hearing at SAINTS re- y NJ the
territorial ri nrot approved the ap-
piication Ns Is Waters 81 % Gallinae
river and the Peros aud >auguijuela
srrusas subject Go the rights ef the
United states under its noti,'s Of Jan.
uery ss 1905 and 90 other prior valid
rights. but sustained the protest of
placiia Ranch company as % waters
of the Sapclle ristr
From thts ae,isiou approving the
application Mr A. a. Jones' appealed
The hoard Of trustees ALSO appealed
from the decisinn sustaining the proc
test ~ Placita Ranch company as 60
the waters ~ stpeiiu river
The pFinaIrai contention of appel
lanJ a A. Ioue- ues that the apple
otuon ,on0i,ted with prior appli-
action. $50 agp filed bs him which
was frie,ttd il tnr territorial cngi-
uetr et tue me tm, chat apulica-
fipn $780, eft Was approved.
rhls contention is disrosrd of hv
abe de'IsInu af thc hos,rd confirming
ihs aer..n oi the Territorial engineer
rrfeetlns application 81" $500
Ceun.ri ai-s ouienis That thc
hoard ef tfa.far th. town of
les F,e. hs. ue ueht goo msintoln
sueh Hpnii.af.au ,nl na- nu right t0
cngaE, BOB su.h lreir,f nfsf hc-
cause fH, i nl tHs legislature of
Sew Mss andsr shleh ssld board
of trist, 0- appointed. invalid
the tsrrtnrt SEES. NcElep and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-18
The "Don'tN Nee ITO"
Theory

Ina recent debate at Reno Mr. James JefHMs failed to convince Mr. John Johnson
Some sWen or et years ao MI. Jdes was the leading mar his line work. BUSH
nesw MAS good and his profits we're big.
HAVING all the money he could handle at the time, he COCuded to te Arrest.
lobe sure, he planned to get into the field again at the pmr time.
should spends many hours day Keeping his muscles 1.-THE and strong md hi wind good
ad his heart and nerves trim.
Eventually the meeting with Mr. Johnson vas arranged Mr. Jefres was still toeTaOy
onHt with whathe had done.
brother a haSdoe S about as bad as hasbeen)
Mr. JeHnes did not care to stand up in the training ring adp punch adt take pnheSH He
did not see any necessity of paMcmg sdedeps and t@s and trustees
He knew all about them. Why seven years ao he had done all of that he ever needed
bh
Mr. Johnson did not overlook the boxing am the wrestling and 1.-THE indhng and the sde-
stepping, etc.
AS result Mr.. Jefnes roeved Mr.. khnsonsc compliments on the point of the jaw and
his business career closed.
Advertising a bushes is the training of that business
Advertising keeps buSnesSh healthy.
tbnes up is liver, strengthens its bCps seades its heart and keeps its NveSm
Once in a while man decides that MB doing so much business hat he can stop dWr-
Using for awhile md u on momentum.
Momentum is the gradual process towada full stop.
The momentum BUSINESSES usually penahTey tI-doppdb by the straight LET nb the
wethaHd competitor who finds hsop opening the fifteenth round.
Hyou WANT stay in business stay the advertising field
1N No matter how muhh business yua are doing, keep up te energy that makes it.
You might as well cut off your legs becaBey you are running well in a foot trace S cut
a# off yoT advertising because your business is too good. t
#M You might as well tell the insurance mnh that you ares healthy Wu Mill drop the policy
lMHtu a few years as to stop advertising boauseu the orders are pg up
Don't need to- the eventual preliminary to Cant do it." +,
The only man who doesn't need to ahertse is the manw Who has retired from business
The only policy holder who doesn't needt to pay hSu emuns is dead.
q Mr. Jeres doesn't need 10 train any more. HeHGGed.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
Retween Bear and 6u1a'o'

mammoth buffalo bull standing uo"A
there near the water
Gone of the boys in our p"it,'
named Dick Henry, picked up ''n'
and said: s oot
al am going down there and get
that fellow. ,s
Go ahead someone said' Il sou
dare
"Dick crawled over the edge OF 'he
steep, and holding his rifle In one manu-
let himself down, hanging to roofs anu
shrubs until he reached the potIolh'
about two hundred feet below -,
"The old buffalo bull Just gazed al
him casually, and continued to stamp
and switch flies. The old fellows heau
was coated with dry mud. IN lac',
his whole body was armored IN that
wav and he had evidently been DOWN
there for days coating himself WIFI
} CLAW to keep Of the gadfies.
"Dick having reached the oottoih
dropped on one knee, leveled MS gun
, took a steady aim, while we all new
, our breath, and fred. The ounai'
was hit on the forehead. where masse
;. y, hair caked with clay protected MIN
The bullet fell off harmlessly al ~,
t the old buffalo shook his head ansi'l
@ and charged.
n "Dick turned and ran under an owe
- hanging shelf of rock about Tour ie'
@ high that the buffalo couldn't get u
|: dor But no sooner had he darteo u
- dor this ledge of rock than out ne no
h again. dropped his gun. and clahp'
ing up the cliff like squirrel II
exhausted at our feet. -,
"sWhy didn't you stay undeF I'll
IN rock?' we asked. 80.
to- "Holv smoke!' he gasped. ST
100 ,nder there nothing. There Is
'as brown bear under that ledge I"
ew as big as the buffalo!
he some of the boys shot the puh'
he ond then we went down and by p'
" ing sulphur we smoked 'ne 0's y
CT ont and shot him, too
when we got to Fort Sill we
the story, and newspaper Gu
$500, spondent sent it to a magazine game
7rai tbe whole thing, greatly exaggers
the snd Illustrated, was published lar
par. vide to regale the minds Oh yo'
s REQ tbirsting for Wild West adventure
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
New Orleans Sugar Market.

New Orleans.-The local sugar mar
(et developed no special change sat
urday. The tone was quiet ana s'eauI'
All offerings were quickly absoroeo'
Receipts from plantations were ra'ne'
large amounting to $500 barrels he,
fined sugars were in good demand at
quotations. New York refined sugars
were dull and unchanged. London ca
h,od that beet sugar was active at
tho decline and cane sugar weak ana
very inactive. Molasses and Sy ,i,t
wore steady and offerings were hghl
| Centrifugals we're quoted at Is an'
26c. svrups, SAC per gallon. hecelpV
of molasses amounted to 4S9 Oaf'eiS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
! ,+in Quarter Suicide.

Now Or,eans.-Miss Lucinda Ear
rar. who committed suicide in PARIS
Friday, was member of prominent
Southern family. She was the daugh-
ter of Edgar f. Farrar, a leading law.
vor Of New Orleans and president OK
the American Bar Association. Re-
cont letters to relatives, it is said, IN
dicated that she was somewhat de-
snondent, Overwork in her studies Is
believed by her family to have largely
been responsible for her selt-destruc
ton She was IS years old, and max
been student of the piano IN Pari
for the last four years.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
ART GOING AFTER THE BOIL WEtNlLS
State and Federal Authorities WORK
ronether in Formulating Plans.

Ration Rouge.-A campaign Tor the
destruction of the fall stalks of cotton
is now being conducted in the state
NV the state and federal authorizes
in charge of this work. The cot'oh
is practically all out of the lle'o''
and the authorities are anxious tiiaV
the stalks be burned for the purpose
Of DESTROYING the weevils, the larvae
and taking away from the pest
Mace to hibernate during the winter
months It is just about this season
Of the wear that the weevil goes mo
tic winter quarters and does not come
ont mill the cotton is we'll up IN the
snring J. A. Evans, United States
agent in charge of the farm demon.
ctration work in Louisiana, On TINS
subject says that the object in de
etroving the stalks at the earhst pos
sih1a moment in the fall is, llrsV' .
deprive the adult weevils OF 1000 any III,
| breeding places, and, second, 10 MI
. the thousands of weevils still IN th
egg larvae in the squares ana young
bOllG.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
"a START AN AN1l-cOCAINE CRUSADE
New Regulations to Reach the ""0''
sale Dealer.

Nav or,eans.-A very strict law,
,.pula.,ng the sale of cocaine anu
,lscIng the brunt of the worry Ill
connection with its enforcement Oh
NJ Wholesale dealers in the deaaly
drug. VIII be adopted at the n ,.S.
meeting Of the State Board OF Heal'n'
pistrict Attorney Adams had a con-
ference with Benjamin Waldo, attoL'
nav for the State Board of Health,
which resulted in the drawing up u y,
. orovsion which will be inserted III
he sanitary code of the board
The new law provides for the mrs. >.
oEense a fine ranging from $lo tc
$500; for the second a fine rang s!ls
from SIS to $500; for the third a llns
rom $50 to $500, and for suosequen
oftenses terms of imprisonment ~
The offeader for not less than III Gay
nor more than six months.
Statistics recently compiled sho'
that the use of cocaine is steadily u
Tie increase, and drastic mears nus >
ss taken to put a stop to the curS'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
THE FIRST TASTE
earned to Drink Coffee When a ea'5'

7, narents realized the fact that cof-
fee contains -caHetne-"hieh 40
esnecially harmful to children, they.
would doubtless hesitate before giving
the babies coffee to drink.
when 1 was a child in my noun
er's arms and first began 10 hipolo
things at the table, mother useo ~
give me sips of coffee. AS my pafen'I
Hsed coffee exclusively at meals l
never knew there was anything W
drink but coffee and water.
"And so contracted the conee
habit early. remember when qui'e
Young the continual use OF Gomez 81
affected my parents that they triea
-o.sting wheat and barley. tneh
ground II in the coffee-mill, as SUD-
stitute for coffee.
"Rut It did not taste right and they
vent back to coffee again. Thas was
long before Postum was ever heaiu
~ continued to use cofree until 1
was 27, and when l got into omro
work. | began to have nervous op.
Esnecially after breakfast l was 81
nervous I could scarcely attend 10 m'
, correspondence. xoo o.,
AT night, after having coffee iol
r sumner | could hardly sleep, anu U,
s Using in the morning would feel wear
and nervous. - -,
"A friend persuaded me TO III, u.
Postum. My wife and dio ho' I'm
Il at first, but later when boiled gov
Q and strong it was fine. Now we "o .a
n not give UP Postum for the pest 'on'
v we ever tasted. ,re
d. 81 can now get good sleep am ife
s, from nervousness and headaches,
at recommend Postum to all cohee oi'n
ers.' u,ouuu,o"
Read 1.-THE Road to WeliVli'e'
pkgs.
;s "There's a Reason"
- Ever rend the above letter. m
ia ope appears from time 10 NM sn NJ
for are genuine, true, and fuii u A
interest.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
sandbars Reappear in River.

rovinqton.-There is general com
n,aint among river men of the shoai,
ing of the Bogue Falaya River IN lron'
Of town to such an extent as TO serl,
ously interfere with the landing OF
cargoes at the wharf. Some months
ogo under the direction OF Captain
lansing Beach, the snags were re.
moved from the river and CONTRACT
entered into with the Jahncke NaVlga,
tion Company to pump out the sano
bars. The work seemed to have eeen
we'll done, but lately the sand Dars
have reappeared and an effort VIII ps
made to have the work done owe
again.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
Acrobat Severely injured.

Observation-Disclosures Brocco' d L.
year-old acrobat with barhum
Bailv,s show, who had his spine IN
iured while taking part in the per
formance, is still alive, but not eA,
pected to live. His mother renamed
over to stay with him at the locai
sanitarium He was turning somef'
SAINT from the shoulder OF one nian
70 that Of another and missed his foot
hold falling to the ground and ln1ur
ing his spine, which caused paralysis
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
Mot EASY.

PAT was a married mana yer!
nnch married man. He had married
no fewer than four times anu ala o ni
wives we're still in the fore. Accora.
Ing to Pats own account bel before S,s, ,ns
, oo,,rt where he was tried for eigamy
aud found guilty, his experiences were
not altogether satisfactory ins
fudge, in passing sentence expressly eas',a
his wonder that the prisoner couia
10 snch a hardened villain as 70 oe-
lude so many women. .,,o,
Yer honor" said Pat, apolose'lea.,
~ ~ was only tryin' to get sooo
~ one an, it's not aisy!"-Lippincot''
Magazine.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
BABY'S TENDER SKIN
Cbafed, Sore and Bleeding Quickly
Cured

Mrs IF. Deal, Kansas City, kans''
writes: no,
81 cannot speak too highly OF Res
,no, When our baby was four monIns
old she was so fat that she chaled ia
the creases of her legs and body one
uas So sore and intlamed that she
hlod and was tretting and crying al
most constantly. Resinol Ointment
was recommended to us. we hao
fried everything that could be thought
NJ without success, but Resinol cured
her in a very short time. We consloer
e the best household remedy for lIli'
tatine skin troubles and would not De-
without It. We are also greauy
nleased with Resinol Soap. 1t Is 30
DELIGHTFULLY."- refreshing for the oatn'
Resinol Ointment, Resinol Ioiiee
Soap and Resinol Medicated SHAVING
Stick are high grade standard prepaf'
atoms and their merit and reiiaolhty
- have won them a place in millions OF
, homes, They are for sale at every
, drug store on the American Conuneh
e and by all leading chemists IN Dune
S countries.
4 write for booklet on Care OF IN
civ md Completion. Booklet an
.nr,nle sent free to anyone mems" C
Iny this paper. Resinol Chemicni "
baltimore, Md.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-11-11
Catholic Societies Congress.

New Orleans.-The annual conVen.
tion of the American Federation OF
Catholic Societies will be opened III
Now Orleans Nov. 3 with pontihcal
mass at the old st. Louis Cathedral,
according to the program announcer
saturday, Mgr. Fal4onio, apostolic
delegate at Washington, will occupy
tho throne in the sanctuary. Bishop
Morris of Little Rock will deliver the
sermon upon this OCCASION fifteen
bishops and archbishcps will particl-
pate in the ceremony. The convention
will be concluded Nov. Ii.