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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28
SECTION TWO.

swears.
Among the lesser lights o Lucy
shinesl
What air of fragrance Rosamand
throws around;
How like a hymn both sweet Ceciiiia
OF Marthas. ana Of Abigalls few
Have Dragged in verse. or coarest
household stuff
Should homely Joan be fashioned.
You Barbara resist. or Marian?
and is not Clare for love excuse
enough?
Yet, by my faith in numbers profess,
These all. than saxon Edith, please
me less.
II sets one wondering wasn't the per-
sonul element at play. Yet with his
usual sympathy he heard the SOUND
OF each name with the ear OF the dit
fcrent nationalities and wasn't dear
either to the personal notes OF the
Clares, Barbaras and Marlans.
All me. there Is so much in a name
and once IL is invested With the cnar-
acter Of the owner we grow almost to
doubt whether the rose by any otner
name would sound as sweet A name
becomes l~rrevocably a part OF the per
son whose II is and forever
BILE.
We may know two people aou0t
each one an individuality Is woven
which makes oven tho name SOUND
different from our lips.
what matters 1t " Francis Bacon
wrote Shakespeare playsY says an
unknowing one. What matters 1t?
why the name OF the great dramattst
IL part and parcel of every play ne
wrote and IL we had 10 give up the
authors name somehow, we would
feel we were giving away part or a
too beautiful whole for such ingl9ai-
Gus subdivision.
And this careless usurplnE OF names
Is a sort OF %tlieving, consider 1t meht-
'nily II YOU have never done so beloFe
In the light of robbery. No q christ
tlan name ls "a very sacred thing some
thing OF which we never except 90 DC
relieved and We don't want TO share
IL unless with dearly loved ones. IL
~ only among the circle OF
our first names are tho form OF ao-
! dress, aud Jane Is speedily invested
| with. all tho loving characteristics OF
the owner of that name and doosnt
| care TO be Janed by the rest OF a
| world. And unless she likes you uiighty
| well she will not appreciate you DOT
rowing her name for either the new
cot addition TO the family or TO me
domestic menaRorie. And. shades or
Shakespeare, James lover viii tell you
| hest ali how much there can be IN
inst a name.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28

At a meeting of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps, held Wednesday after
noon, two candidates for admission
were initiated into the mysteries oil
the organization. A lunch was served
ut the conclusion Of the regular rou-
tine work by the refreshment commit
tee, which consisted OF Mesdames
Shoemaker. Brought. Sherwood,
Strain. Smith aand M%ulligan.
The pleasing program rendered was
participated in by Miss Isabel Pegue
Mrs. Anna Bush and Miss Mulllgan-
Another afternoon complimentary
to Mrs. Frank Quinn was given FRIDAY
by Miss Charlotte Pratt at her nome
on West Central avenue. Five nun
dred was feature game, Followed oS
luncheon. The guests other than the
honorce we're Miss sara all. MISS
Hazel Cox. Miss Clara Butcher, Miss
Viola Butcher, Miss Pauline Cart
wright. Miss Fanny Pratt and Mrs
George Pink.
St. Margaret's guild met with Misses
Everitt at their home, StS North
Third street. Friday afternoon. Inc
time was spent in needle work ana
later attention given the refreshment
provided. The members present were
Misses Newhall. Lottie Newhall, Mar
garet jerks. sherman, Rock. Lena
Sterling, Evelyn Everitt, Edith Ever
tit.
The annual meeting of the w. c. 7.
e. was held in the Presbyterian
church parlors last Tuesday. After
a pleasing musical program by the
Misses Viola Butcher. Pauline Cart
wright and Frances Myers the cleo
ton Of officers ensued. resulting as
follows: President, Mrs. vaughn;
vice president. Mrs. Pitt Ross; seore-
tary. Miss Bloods treasurer. Mrs.
Barnes.
q q q
Mrs. frank Otto entertained infor-
nIaIly Saturday AFTERNOON. The fol-
lowing were guests: Pansy HOOK,
Dorothy Davis. Hazel Allen. Opal
Medley. Alice Ralth. Dorothy Cart
wright, Irene Conelly and Helen
Mrs. oierring, $40 East trone ave-
ME, was hostess 70 the Baraca and
phiIathea Sunday school classes of the
Highland Methodist church on Thurs
day evening.
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Miss Elsie Fraser was hostess we'd
nesdav evening for Miss Marietta
Thorne cards and various games
made up the evenings pleasures and
the supper proved a delightful con-
clusion Miss Fraser's guests were:
Miss Thorne, Miss Grace Potter, Miss
Ruth Hopkins, Miss Pearl Hopkins,
MIR. Lund. Mr.. Potter. Mr. cyr, Mr..
Mcuuade ana Mr.. FRASER
, cse q
7 Mrg. Felix Lester has returned from
q Visit Of some weeks. in the Tesugue
b..
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BABY SICK, INDIAN
BUYS CASkET FOR
EXPECTED FUNERAL

Phoenix. Ariz.. Aug. 2s.-Under
taker Burton was approached yester-
day by Harry Corker. a young Indian
from the reservation south of town
and who acts as interpreter In the
various court cases when the MARI
copas become involved in the meshes
of the white mans laws. he explain
ed TO Mr.. Burton that his baby was
very I'M and that II was the desire OF
hts wife and his wife's mother and
himself that they reach the reBerva-
ton before the little n should have
breathed its last. It Is apparently an
Indian tradition that to die on the
reservation is to ones advantage IN
enjoying the futuresn re Whatever thar
NAV include. The casket was hurried
" prepared and taken { "a the same
wagon with the sick infant and the
Yourney commenced along the trans
mission Line TO the south
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ADVERTISED LETTERS Y

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Bailey, Mrs. Etta. Ballegos, lei
LANAI; Brooks, Matte. Colquit, MES
Thos. 4. Douglas, Mrs. 1 j.; DUNCAN.
Mrs. II. g.; Espinozaa Laeia; Griegp,
Nellie Nj; Hall, Mrs. Josephine; Jones.
Mary. Knott, Mrs, Chas. H., Obs Men
do1a, Silvestra. Montoya, Ioinastia;
Mcpherson. Mrs, Bessie; ovens, Mrs.
j. H.; Palser. Mrs. Bert; Pine, Mrs.
Nlrginin, Ross, Mrs. H.. Mck.; Ro-
nero. Rosalia; strong, Mrs. Jas. r.
|Speiglit, Bessie, Sanay. Mrs $. E;
rwoguns, Miss e. r.; Torres. Mrs HI
latia; walker, Mary.
GcntlonIcn's List
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nnndes. Santiago, Jones, J. ". Knots,
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clio; Luna D%ecidcrio: Matsumate, lN.;
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.McKinnia, Henry Oropeza, Brigido'
Romero. seeero, Ttigg. c.; ~Siquoroa,
Ienacio: ~SandoVal, Todoclo. Sena, j.;
Tucker. william a., Venigo, Fred;
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son, W, e.. Zanninlt l.
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FIRST BAPTIST
tCor. Broadway and Lead Ave.D
(ReV. Jesse j. Runyan. PAstor.)

Morning Service.
Organ voluntary.
Holy, Holy, Holy" hymn COS.
verses / and ..
Invocation ending with the Lords
prayer.
Hymn No. sos.
Scripture lesson, Isaiah 6.
Prayer. response by choir.
Announcements.
Morning offering.
Hymn No. 500.
, Mrs. j. j. Runyan will speak ON
1.-The Vision of Isaiah"
Hymn No. 499.
Benediction.
Evening Service.
organ voluntary
Hymn No. 42S.
Hymn No. 1854.
Invocation.
Scripture lesson.
Announcements.
Evening offering.
Hymn No. 433.
Sermon by Rev. t., II. Culp.
Hymn No. SIS.
Benediction.
. Prayer meeting ON Wednesday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock. "A False Eseimate
of Gods Power is the subject for
consideration.
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Church notices.
Offertory, selected.
Vocal solo, Forever With the
Lord" (Gounod), Miss Howell.
sermon by the pastor, subject, The
christians Marching orders
Benedictlon.
Evening.
Piano voluntary.
Hvmn anthem. Evening Praise
iSherwin.
Prayer, the congregation joining in
the Lords Prayer.
Anthem, Refuge" Halbrook,
Scripture selections,
Church notices,
Offertory, piano.
Vocal solo, 20. Divine Redeemer'
(Gounod), Miss Howell.
Sermon by the pastor,
The public cordially invited TO at
tend all services.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
lead ave. and 3rd Street).
lrnnL w Ofln. Id. ID. Pastor

frank w. Otto, ID. d., Pastor.
Parsonage al S. Third ST. Phone 1913.
Preaching BY the pastor az IL a. IN.
and . .. m.
Morning subject, The Cody states
man.
Evening subject, The Man with u
Mission
Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m. D. A.
Porterfield, superintendent.
Epworth League at z p. m. c. I.
french. president.
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Purchaser-These seats are in the
back row. Is there any chance OF eK-
changing them after I get insideY
Thcater Observation-Disclosures Amer
the show begins you'll be able to get
any seat in the housei-Puck.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

IIIh oUuNIl
Sunday school at 9:a5 a. mp j, ii.
Wear. superintendent
At IL o'clock a. M. Mrs. III. Z. Wiz
i1iams will speak on missionary Work
in the Philippines" where she was
engaged with her husband for seven
All are cordially invited to
hear this interesting lecture. Mr..
Williams will begin his ministerial la
.bors with this church the latter part
of Senfpmber.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28

In Christian world Mary the garland
wearsi
Rebecca swoetens on a Hebrews ear;
Ouakers for pure Priscilla are more
clear.
And the light 0aul by amorous Ninon
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CAT the Library BuiIding.D
sunday school at 9:45 a. IN.
Services at II a. m Subject, Christ
Jesus"
Testimonial meeting Wednesday at
s D. m. Reading o open Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from 2 to 4 D.
m
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
(Cor w. Silver aud 4th ST.
IArchdeacon W. II. Warren. Rector

Archdeacon w. II. Warren. Rector
Residence $40 w. Tijeras.
Mr.. W. Roy Lyon, choir director.
Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion at z a. IN.
Sunday school and Bible class $50.
Morning prayer and sermon at II
a. IN. Subject, 1.-THE Nativity Proven"
Matt. XVI. 20.
Music.
professional .. .... q, j. Hopkins
Venite. .......... VI, Blumenschein
TIE Deum ....,.t.. .....- ii. Lewis
Jubilati Dec .... Harry Rome shelly
fntrant .........,... g.. +. Levoff
Recessional .......... II. Smart
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28

There was a decided Outburst OF
gay ETY. among the society buds THIS
past week, due probably to the near
proximity Of glad CD school days. It's
too bad We have to get old and disap-
pointed ere we appreciate them Any
how the younger set are giving a gao
bon voyage 10 passing vacation ana
making the most OF the last days q
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Ey. CHURCH,

(Cor. Sixth and Silver.)
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
English services IL A. IN.
Rev. Frank Culp will preach. A
are cordially invited.
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mGHLAND METHODIST CHUROF

Columbus &. Ozark, Pastor.
fResidencc. 716 S. Edith ST.
Sunday school at 9:i5 a. m. Dr. J.
X. Thompson, superintendent
Dpworth League at 2 D. n.
Preaching by the pastor at IL a. m.
and 8 .. m.
Following is the OF the Day
Morning.
Voluntary. cornet solo. In the Sc
cret OF His Presence tStebbens), DR..
J. X Thompson
Hymn No. 3so.
Apostles creed.
Prayer.
Anthem. The Lord Is King. Ad-
ans.
Responsive psalm.
The Gloria Patris-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28

air. and Mrs. J. II Mitchell of North
Twelfth street celebrated their urst
wedding anniversary Thursday even
In. Il was a jolly informality. partaK-
ing OF the JOY Of a matrimonial sue
cess and inclusive Of games and sup
per. The participants were Mr.. ana
Mrs.. Eugene with. MI. and Mrs. Guy
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. steve Balling. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. NJ. Taylor. Mrs. George Highbar-
gain. Miss Maggie Sherman Mr.. Frank
Ashton Of Chicago. Mr.. James smith,
Mr.. George Leslie and MI. F A Bur-
roughs.
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Jumbo the famous-nOt elephant
but vehicle, went the rounds Mon
ay night. The Christian Endeavor So
clety Of the Congregational church
rode out to the Industrial school,
where an evening vas spent in games
music and incidental good things to
eat. Mrs. Charles Frank played the
chaperonial part and the chaperoned
included Misses Batter, Flossie Baier,
Haliy Kings. Isabelle Fox. Florence
Fox, Ella Bragton, Irene Boldt. Edna
Lutz, Lucy Heinz. Viola skinner
Mesgrs Harold Moore. James skinner,
Ray Bailey. Honis. Herman snyder.
John sails and Joe Head.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28

One ounce. OF rice tlOur' one pounu
az sugar half u pound of almonds.
half an ounce OF unsweetened choeo-
late. chopped nut meats. six whites OF
eegs and half teaspoonfui vanilla ex-
Pound the almonds in a NOR
tar with the whites or eggs 9ntll the
mixture feels smooth then add sugar
rice flour and extract. and beat with
A spoon until the mixture is white n
soft Dissolve the chocolate and d
II 20 the other ingredients. with a
bag and plain tube. force h mixtures
on TO baking sheets covered Win
wafer paper. and sprinkle thickly VIII
the chopped nuts. Rake until hrhi
underneath.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-28

Misses Clara and Viola Butcher EN-
tertained informally Wednesday after
noon in honor OF their sister, Mrs.
Frank Quinn. who will leave in the
course of a few days for Anadarko,
Okla. Cards were followed. by cro-
quet and an open air luncheon served
out on the pretty grounds. for which
the Butcher home is well known. The
guests Of the delightful afternoon were
Miss Fanny Pratt, Miss Charlotte
Pratt. Miss Sara Hall. Miss Margaret
Cartwright, Mrs. GeOrge Pink.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
MEETS HIS TWIN BROTHER
A Separation Of Thirty nine Years
Were Parted at Birth.

Pittsburg, July 25.-Arlos and Cyrus Lape,
twins. born in Black Lick. Indiana Co,
thirty-nine years ago, are acquainted for
the first time. Because of the death of
their mother at their birth the twins were
separated 70 live with different families.
which lost track Of each other.
The reunion Of the brothers. which is now
being celebrated, was brought about by a
mistake stranger who ran upon Amos
at work in Export exclaimed, Hello, Cy,
what are You doing in Export7' Amos de-
murred- But I'm not Cy, I'm Amos I.ape.
have heard I had twin brother named
Cyrus. but never saw him Do you know
him.
Well, rather said the stranger. He's
a neighhor of mine at Dunbar, Fayette
Co. III lead you TO i1ir1'' And he did
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appeals
for $50 with which 10 provide n artificial
limb for a nachinist forty-ffve years old
who IS anxious TO be self-sUpporting. He
has a sick wife and three children to sup
port For years he has worn a clumsy
wooden peg, which he has now oUtgrown.
The society Acknowledges with thanks the
following contributions received in answer
70 a previous appeal Of this kind: Cash, 81
3. T. s.; Alexander, 81; N Z. R.. 81: Mrs,
Fordyce Barker, 50; Mrs. L. Brainerd, SO
H G. K, So; p. B. HeIlner, So; c. H M,
SO; W Z. II. 50: c. SO; Il. s, so; Henry
Wollman, g; " y. T., s., and s. z. c., 80
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
MIDDLE" HAS PNEUMONIA
The Practice Squadron Is Due al
Hampton Roads on August %.

washington. July 25.-N1idshipulan WILL
IAN harrison Saunders. Of Sumter. S. G.,
was taken with pneumonia while the prac-
uce squadron of five hundred nidshipmen
was at Gibraltar and was removed TO the
Royal Naval Hospital there before the
SHIPS cleared for Madeira yesterday.
The feet IS now homeward bound. After
putting in at the Azores, the fleet. made up
OF the batteships Iowa, Indiana and Mas
sacnusetts. will turn on the last leg of .ts
ten thousand-rile cruise, and Is due at
Hampton Roads about August o.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
FUMES KILL DISINFECTOR
Expert Victim Of His Own Dangerous
Business at Schenectady.

Schenectady, n. Y, July 25.-Otto Pa
low, an expert vermin externinator and
disinfector, was found dead last night in
the house Of Samuel Stein. General Elec-
trio official The Stein family went away
for the day Gnd engaged PaIow 10 disin-
feet. The fumes of cyanide Of potassium
killed him
Earlier in the day house cat shifted at
the crack Of q door outside a room where
the disiufectant was being used and fell
dead
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
LAW ENFORCEMENT AT OMAHA
Nebraska Governor Orders Proceedings
to Gust Citv Officials,

Lincoln. Neb.. July Ex-Governor Shall
Ienberger sent Attorney General Thomp-
son q letter to-day ordering custer pro-
ceedings against Chief Of Police Donahue
and Fred Hoye. William J. Hunter and
William T. Wappich, Fire and Police COM
nissioners Of Omaha charged with nom
enforcement Of the o'clock closing law.
particularly in connection with the sale
Of LIQUOR by clubs.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
ERIE AND LAcKAWANNA FINED

Buffalo, July 25--Pleas Of guilty 10 al
Indictment charging violation OF the labor
law requiring railroad companies TO pay
their employees serli-monthly were entered
BY attorneys OF the Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western and the Erie railroads in the
County Court to-day. Fines Of 500 were
imposed On each company.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
REALL COURT MARTIAL coAvENEs

Newport. R l. July 25.-A general
court martial convened here to-day 10 try
Lieutenant Grafton a. BeaH. II. Of the
hsttIeghip Delaware. on charges Of sleep
ing On duty and leaving his station with
out being relieved On request Of Lieuten-
an Bsall the court adjourned until to-
EaoTr1W. Whsn the defendants ceU-sei IS
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
/. Check on Business Transac-
tions with Enlisted Men.
r--o-a TIE Tribune Bureau.1
=

Washington. July g.
War Department has decided 10 put
N transactions with enlisted men
- s,Ststn7eut basis. Many complaints
OF ,aen received in Washington from
pDe-,-,anding officers Of the difficulties in
-, soI5iers become involved with firms
-, they are obligated to make these
"-,.s,,si pavments for supplies received
- are solicited by agents or circular
- - and the men. without fully under
-z4,,r the obligation or realizing the ex-
=, i,zofvsd order material, much of II
useless character and not necessary
IS tine 10 make payments the firms
more OF less trouble because the men
=. eU-av from their posts OF have other
=. .,~ their wages Then II is customary
axe complaints. The military authori-
=. irvestigaUe all such complaints for the
- name OF the army and prevent as far
:. nossfrle the soldiers from using their
-.,,.srr connection 10 save themselves from
-.v4ng their debts
The Judge advocate general of the army
hos considered the matter, and I has been
s.,s-7li0eG by those II authority that the
.,s-slr77ert business shall be discouraged as
4.- as possible Firms which desire to do
h,siness with soldiers on this basis viii
have II act through commanding officers,
,,5 :. IS safe 70 say, IN view of the senti-
-,sut expressed by the Secretary Of War,
tnzt there viii be little opportunity given to
7u-sae the former methods.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
WORK WANTED.

Male
BOOKKEEPER, TRANSLATOR. correspond
ent English, French. Spanish, German. some
Italian typewrittng; hard worker. conscien-
ttous: best references: seeks steady position.
j. Iuria. General Delivery. New York.
CHAUFFEUR, German; any car; good
mechanic; does not drink smoke; first class
reference; anywhere; reasonab bic salary.
Julien Bureau. Il W. 42d st. Bryant, 43sI-
GENTLEMAN going to Europe would under
take commission: references. CONFIDENTIAL
Box s, Tribune ONCE.
HOTEL, institution or real estate, by first
class painter and pape-hanger doing car
penter work and general repairs Call ad-
dress, Philip 305 East S7th st
INTERPRETER = Five modern Languages
educated, 863h per cent Civil Service ex-
animation. seeks reliable position. department.
store, shipping, etc. !. Luria, general delivery.
New York
YOUNG MAN as electrician's' helper. Petrenz,
426 East SD st.
YOUNG MAN d9) wishes position, anything:
experience Office work, stock shipping clerk:
IN out Of town; references Stultz, So East
101st St
YOUNG MAN (2S). electrician by trade. de-
sires position at anything. Bohlk. 443 West
S4th
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
LOST EANKBOOkS.

LOsT-Passboox No. 1o66e0. issued by the
Union Square Savings Bank, formerly the
Institution for Savings of Merchants Clerks.
Finder will please return it To the hank
LOST-Bankbook Ne. AT Gas OF Dry Dock Sav-
ings Institution ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same To the bank within thirty days. the
said book will be declared cancelled and ex
tingushed and onv issued in lieu thereof
IOST-Ran kbook No. 504 ITS or Dry Dock Sav-
fngs Institution Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same to the bank within thirty days. the
said book VILE be declared cancelled and
tinguished and new one issued In lieu thereof.
LOST OR STOLEN Baukbook No 526. 6ST of
the German Savings Bank IN the city of New
York corner 18th and 14th St, issued 70
+ Wagner All persons cautioned against
negotiating the If not returned 10 the
bank on the 18th day OF August, 1910 dupli~
cate will be issued.
BANKBOoK No. 46s DAT of the Union Dime Sav-
ings Bank is MISSING. Any person having a
claim TO It is hereby called upon 10 present the
same within days, submit TO having said
passhook cancelled ana new one Issued
MEETINGS.
t~Urx -
New-York tribune., 1910-07-26
PROPOSALS .

SHOSOSAES-
OFFICE PURCHASING COMMIssARy. e 8
n Y. July -. 19IO.-SeaIed proposals, IN dupit-
cate. for furnishing and delivering s1hAiscsncs
,5re5 STITeS n hv 'iS 1b cry Sogsrs s ~ y - Ps S
September 80. 1910. in accordancs with the speci
fcatfons and conditions set forth IN Circular No
I. War Department., Once OF the CorrnaissaTY
received this Office until 10 O'Clock A N.
August s. 1910 Information furnished aDplt-
marked Proposals for Subsistence Stores opened
August g. 1910 and addressed 70 Colonel A l.
Smith. a c. G.. L. $ Army
ARMY BUILDING. NEW YORK CITY. JULY
II. 1910--Sealed proposals. N t-tpIicat-.
1910. for printing required at this Depot dur
ing period ending June so. 1911 Right
served 70 accept or reject any all bids
Envelopes containing proposals 70 be uarkes4
Proposals for Printing to be opened July 70
1910" and addressed 20 Major " GRAY
ZALINSFSI. Depot O. NJ
WEST POINT. y. 7. JULY 1. I9IO.-SEALED
proposals. in trtpiicats. subject to the ussIsi
conditions. for furnishing forage and straw at
this Post viii be received until O'Clock .. m.
August I. 1910. Deliveries 70 bs made during
fiscal year ending June 80. 1911. Information
furnished upon application The Z. :. reserves
the right 20 accept Or reject any or all pro-
noSaIS o- am Dsrr fHe-eof E,nveioDs- -,,tsir-
ing proposals should be endorsed Proposals
for Forage and straw. Addressed Quarter
master.
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAI1--
Officer. Panama Rail Road Company. - Stats
Street, New York. July 18th. 1910 sealed pro-
until 2-e0 P NJ August 9th. 1870 FOR turnish
Ing Miscellaneous Railway Supplies, in accord
auce with terms and conditions contained IN
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