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Evening journal., 1910-02-10
THOUGHT HE WAS
AN OFFICIAL
Lawyer Represented Himself
as Deputy Commissioner
Reynolds and Was Locked up

By United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-Because he was
elated over having attained the distinction
Of being a grand father at 60 and imag-
inod that there must bo something akin
between Jersey lawyer and a Brooklyn
deputy police commissioner. John H..
Kemple, a lawyer Of Rosedale Park. N. j..
was prisoner I'm the Tombs police court
to-day charged with imporsonating an
officer lie dropped into a station house
early to-day and told Lieutenant Becker
who had the desk that no was overflow
Ing with the milk Of human kindness"
'Tluh" snapped Becker and continued
posting up the blotter
Then Kemple got on his dignity I1e de-
manded to know n tho uniformed
minion" at tho desk realized who was ad-
dressing him and. when Kemple grufny
ordered him to beat IT," broke IN with
tho assertion that no was Deputy Com
missioner OF Police Reynolds" all tho way
from Brooklyn.
The scared police ofhcer-these are peril
Gus days for policemen who fail TO recog-
nize tho now ofhcials-iumped 10 attention
and explained that he could not turn out
the reserves for the inspection of the
new commissioner and finally demanded
that Reynolds" show his badge. This he
could not do and he was locked up ON
the charge Of impersonating an fhcer
In court t-day he was accompanied by
Deputy Commissioner Reynolds and the
latter asked for his discharge explaining
that Kemple had been celebrating the ad-
vent OF a grandson and was tho victim OF
temporary hsllucinatlon. He asked that
this was done.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
CENTURY CLUB WOMEN
HAVE A SCIENCE DAY.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Feb. 1O-Prominent
women of Dover were interested in a
demonstration during domestic
science" day at the Century Club here
yesterday afternoon. Vacuum clean
ers, dustless busters and serving Of
celery soups made under the new medi-
cinla recipes for building up the run
down desidents were all demonstrated.
Mrs. Victor Danner cooked fancy
candles and nut meats and read recipes
and demonstrated oatmeal jumbles
Fig balls, made of figs, English wal
nuts and dates were tried and pro-
nounced unusually fine. Mrs. 4. W
jenkins read a new Pennsylvania
recipe for white candy and passed some
around to show that it really was
good.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
CLUB WOMEN IN
ANNIVERSARY SOCIAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Feb. 1O-The mothers
meeting resumed its work yesterday af-
ternoon and decided to call the organi-
zation the Parent-Teacher Circle. This
is the organization formed by Mrs.
Schon, the president of the Mothers
Congress a few weeks ago. A COM
mittee was appointed consisting Of
Mrs. Clayton Fisher, Mrs. James L.
Wolcott and Mrs. Robert e. Lewis. to
wait upon Superintendent Crawford, OF
the Dover public schools. to ask for
their cooperation and the use of the
assembly room at tho High School for
n meeting with all the mothers of pub
Tic school children at an early date. II
Is proposed to have Mrs. Schoff ad-
dress such a meeting II possible.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT
LECTURERS ARE SHIFTED

The illness Of Or. W &. Stanton, who
in consequence was not able TO fulhn
his engagement as lecturer last night at
the Anti-Tuberculosis exhibit. has caus-
ed a shifting Of peakers. Dr. Ward
Brinton. also of Philadelphia. who was
scheduled TO speak at y Industrial
Night" this evening. gave his lecture
last night, and another Philadelphia ply
sician. Dr. r. h. Montgomery. will be to-
nights lecturer. The 4S0 o'clock lecture
this afternoon. will be given by Dr.
Florence NJ. Seward. Of this city.
The window tent has now arrived and
has been an object Of special interest all
day.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
WOMEN QUIZ
ABOUT VOTES
Senator's dupont and Richard
son and Congressman HeaId
Write Letters
SUFFRAGISTS PUT
QUERIES TO THEM

Tho first part of January, the Equal Suf-
frage Association OF Delaware sent let
ters to Senator II. A. DUPONT. Senator ~.
a. Richardson, and Congressman william
IT. Heald requesting their views on equal
suffrage and their cooperation in fr-
warding the movement ON It's presenta-
ton TO the United Staes Congress at tho
next session Answers from these states
men are given below. The Association Of
hcials say that while the replies are no1
altogether encouraging. they arc we'll
pleased with the courteous acknowledg-
ment from the Senators and Represen-
tauve from Delaware. as a few years ago
letters ON this subject would have been
ignored as being Of no Importance
Senator duPont's Reply.
Tho letter received from Senator DUPONT
I'm reply is as follows:
Washington, y. G.. January H. 1910.
Mrs. Martha s. Cranston, President.
Newport, Delaware.
Dear Madam Your letter OF the c9th ul-
timo has been duly received and noted.
Ny whole time and attention has been
so completely absorbed by tho various
measures before Congress and by the
multitude OF calls for assistance and in.
formation on the part of my constituents
that 1 must confess frankly TO have giver
little or no consideration to the question
OF woman's suffrage.
AS Congress deals directly with thi,
question in the territories only. and AS tn,
states prescribe the qualifications Of theii
electors. I have thought the State 1egis
latures would initiate the consideration
and disposition OF these matters
Am / to understand that your commit
tee advocates the extension Of the right o
suffrage 20 every woman I'm Delaware
eolored as well as white, who has attaine'
tho necessary age; or does your commit
tee favor the imposition Of educational O
property qualifications TO women voters
II the matter comes before the Senate
can only say that / viii give II my ful
! and earnest consideration.
Yours very truly,
II. A. dupont.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
STATE OPTOMETRISTS
In ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Delaware
Optical Society will be held I'm the Y.
NJ c. A. Building this afternoon and
tcNlight. Several papers pertaining 20
optometry will be read in addition 70
the usual business. This evening =.
a. Dillworth, a well-known New York
optometrist. will lecture on "The
Opthalomoscopo and the Necessity OF
It's Use" a report of tho Atlanta
convention will he made by W. l.
Roberts.
In connection with the meeting there
will be an exhibit OF optical devices.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1o-A dis
turbanoe that is forming over the Rio
Grande valley will move eastward and
cause unsettled weather with rain to-
niaht or Friday in the east Gulf
States, Tennessee and lower Ohio val
lev. In other States east of the MSS
issippi river the weather will be gen.
ersily fair tonight and Friday.
Forecast till p. m. tomorrow;
For Delaware-Fair tonisht and Fri-
day; eouler tonisht.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Wants coronership Aqain,

James H. CailaWay, who was sue
ceeded by Thomas Gaynor as coroner
of New Castle county, today announced
that he will again be a candidate for
that office at the next election. Mr..
Galloway was a candidate for re-elec-
tion against Mr.. Graynor but was de-
feated. He made an efficient official
during the two years he was in Office.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
sir kiIled in EnpIosion.

BAY CITY. Mich. Feb. 1O.-Prince-
lings mill at crumpt. is miles north
west of here, blew up today, killing
six workmen outright and fatally in
juring two besides badly injuring sew
eral others
Evening journal., 1910-02-10

In acknowledging the receipt OF senator
duPonts letter Miss Mary r. de You the
secretary. asked the senator il his letter
could be given TO the newspapers, and
she received the following reply;
washington. d. e.. February :. lslo.
Miss Mary r. de You. Corresponding Sec
retary. Delaware Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation. 1911 Delaware Avenue, Whining
ton. Delaware.
Dear Miss de You; Your communication
Of the end instant has been duly received
and noted.
My letter OF the ilth ultimo 10 your
President was written without any
thought Of its appearing in the public
prints and was in answer to an inquiry
as to my position IN regard to woman's
suffrage I therein stated that it was "a
question to which I had given little or no
consideration and I therefore asked one
or two questions which we're intended TO
develop more definitely the precise atti-
tde Of your Association in regard to this
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Dies After BREAKING lIip.

GEORGETOWN, Feb. 1O.-As the
result Of an injury sustained about four
months ago when she fell and broke
her hip, Mrs. Sallie c. Daisey. wife Of
Jonathan Daisey. Of Clarksvllle died
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
pies Whlle visitinn paunhter.

GEORGETOWN, Feb. 1O.-Visitng
his daughter Mrs. Joseph Lynch, near
Dagsboro. Ebe McCabe, of near Mill
vile, was stricken with heart trouble
and died almost instantly.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Auto Friahtens Horse to Death.

GEORGETOWN, Feb. 1O.-Robert
Leverage. residing below Milton, drove
into that town yesterday and upon
meeting an automobile his horse be-
came frightened and dropped dead.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Death Takes Retired Soldier.

GEORGETOWN, Feb. 10.-Levin j.
Collins, of near Gumboro, who for more
than thirty years was in the II. S.
Army as a sergeant. died after a short
illness yesterday. He was on the
retired list at the time OF his death.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
erants Letters on Estate.

Register Of wills Walkers today
granted letters OF administration on
the estate Of Bridget Conner to Charles
Sch0lor.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
RahbI 70 piseuss Lincoln.

At the Temple OF Truth on Sunday
evening Rabbi Abels will speak on
Lincoln as a Nineteenth Century Pro-
phet'
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
New Forms for indictments.

Attorney General Andrew c. Gray
is now preparing new forms on which
returns of indictments By the grand
jury Will be made TO the courL
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Reeoverina from TYphold Fever.

Kendall r. Prigg. who has been
sick for six weeks with typhoid fover
is convalescing
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
HANGED FOR A
BRUTAL MURDER
SChaeffer Meets Death on the
GaIIOWS at Allentown
Pa.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ALLENTOWN. Pa. Feb. 1O-George y.
Schaefer, confessed murderer Of Leo
pold Ermann. the Philadelphia 1ewelry
salesman. was hanged here to-day He
was pronounced read at 1890.
Hangman James Van Hise Of New
ark. conducted the execution which
was Witnessed by about fifty persons
The gallows. Van Hise's own patent,
consisted Of frame fifteen feet high,
on which there was no platform, the
condemned man being yanked into the
air when heavy counter weights were
released.
Schaener had confessed his guilt be-
fore being put to death, and had eX-
pressed a desire to make a short speech
asking forgiveness for all his trans
gressions from those he had wronged
and also wanted another prayer Hang
man Van Hise avoided all this and.
roughly pushing the attending clergy
man, the Rev. Robert NJ. Kern. aside
pulled the rope that sent Schaeffer a
dozen feet into the air. After the
execution Mr. Kern declared the hang
man to be the most brutal man" he
had ever come in contact with.
The crime for which Schaeffer to-
day paid the penalty was one of the
most horrible in the criminal annals Of
Lehigh county. Schaeffer conducted a
chicken farm which was visited period
ically by the salesman. Ermann left
his home on what proved to be the
fatal trip on November Is. 1905. He
was last heard from in a letter writ
ten two days later,
with the offering of a big reward.
the entire neighborhood became
aroused and Schaeffer. known TO have
been the last person to have seen
Ermann alive, was arrested ON suspi-
ciou on January 6. 1909. Five days
later officers who went 10 the chicken
farm. toro up a concrete floor Of a
brooder house and unearthed the body
OF Ermann. hacked into half a dozen
pieces.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Renaintinn chureh Rasnment.

John Roderick, has been engaged TO
repaint the basement of the Sacred
Heart Church, at Tenth and Madison
streets.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Another New hIibernian.

Division No. 6. A. o. H.. at its meet
ing this week initiated one candidate.
There are several applications on the
table.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Mr.. Cooper Recovering From Grip.

WI NvupoT NcCuNuFIH9 FTuW NTIp'
Alexander B. Cooper a member OF
the New Castle county bar and city
Solicitor of New Castle Is recovering
from a sereve attack of the grip.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Books Open to All The EvENING JOUR

Advertising in THE EVEN
INC JOURNAL is a lever thai
will liff your business into
prosperity
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-14
FAME AND WHISPERS.

The relation Of WHISPERS 10 lame.
a deep question which has long puz-
zlod the world. the effect or hirsute
apparel on the development OF the
mind and body and the influences
~ the sid burns or the eoatoc on
eaaraeter development "a a%lrkingly
set .orth In thc Kansas City Journal
rs fallnws
a tactuauE writer in one ~ the
literary magazines comments In mcr-
rF moac ON the fact that Governor
HIghcs win he tho only member 81
tAe supreme court of the United
States who wil have Landscape eaf-
niis on his face. such leyity IS
ll Hiteet0d anl 90 of order For our
part we fuli to see anything humor-
ous iu the success of a man WHO has
s~iruesled upward ana outward to the
top under nae incubus OF such "a Luxe
uritnt spread of whiskers as tho
prcss portraits assign 10 thr Ncw
YORK governor Rather rs &c q matt
ter for profound. II not solemn. fe-
licitation-au mdisputabic testimo-
nmi te the marvellous opportunities
afforded iu fhis land sc the fco md
home of the brave. IL proves that
there are few Obstacles which cane
NOT De- surmounted by him who de-
termiucs To rise and tha the stall
wart soul survive even unlimited
whiskcrs IN an age whom tho prevail
ink tendency appears 10 Dee toward
Mexican dos rather than skye tcrrier
siyics 81 facial adornment
10 was pemosthcucs DO memory
fails not who placed pebbles in his
mouth and "hurked" the loud roar
ing Of the m-ulutoainnus sea in order
10 make himself heard. as wen u.s.
go overcome an imuedimcnt Z % the
unhamperoa distribution 81 bis Inn
FASHIONED conversation This is men-
TONED mereiy as typical 90 the virtue
ni s-eff-inpgsed hanllcaps Governor
Hughes couil have removed thc hir-
suite ehsiaeles Ga mis- Advancement at
envy time Dee saw nt hut be- chose 60
triumph despite them "a we cannot
Join ln any rihalary ln contemplating
this stern determination fo win with
she world AGAINST him whiskers
used fo DO accepted as primA mcic
evidence of picty IN the part Of, the
ministry. of learning an The part OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-14
NOT BREAD.

Secretary Wilson las issued anofh-
er cook book Ia which he p%unctures
the theory that hot bread Ia unwhole-
some Washington dispatch.
Let the unfettercd sign OF love.
IT. joys and mystery.
let convict poets. leaping forth.
Sing songs of liberty.
Hut my ungentimrntal musc
on solids must De fed.
I sing II Wilson's cook book.
And The praises ~ hot bread
Hot bread forever he ms theme.
Thoueh aing an alone:
What love AZ breakfast time S. like
That love for hot corn ponce
Fresh from tho ovens ficfy breath
BRING biscuit ren ana huu.
Ana choicest matln morael yet-
The golden Sails I.un.
81 last the Judgments 81 ms youth
I fiaa were based on facts.
The sod ! crave can do no harm
~ my digestive tracts
what though the price of hutteg risr
tske no fear nor dread
Save 'iat there he q lack 81 It
IT, serve with my hot bread
Let others slng Of bahbline brooks.
pf castle tower ana moat.
ot arlaored knight. of moonbeams
paie
The ri%rhtnlgaie'e sweet note.
nf liquid eyes. oi tressoa fair.
Iut I VIII sing instead
Tho praise 81 Tama Jim and his
Digesthio hot bread.
Richard Linthipum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-14

iosis organizations. citY councils and
health leagues in an parts % tho
country have Joined in the fight
against what is now generally reooe
nizcd 10 b. tho most serious menace
to the health 81 The nation.
Every h-onsekeepcr ana hotel or RES
fauraut keeper and ia fact, every >
body else ia Albuquerque should cut
out The following lis, ~ rules for
dealing with the us nuisance. and
paste it up in g conspicuous place.
Frame 1t n necessary The rules
whioh have been disseminated over
the country by the Merchants Ass0-
citation 81 New York CITY are as fol-
lows
Keep thc flies away from the sick.
especially those ui with contagious
Diseases KuI every ny that straya
into tho sick room Ills body 81 COW
cred with disease germs
100 NOT allow decayins material Of
any sort 70 accumulate on Or near
sour premises.
Ali refuse which tends in any way
to fermentation. such as bedding.
paper. waste. and vegetable
matter. should b. disposed 81 or coy-
with lime or kerosene oil.
screen an food. whether IN the
house or exposed for sole.
Keep at r%cceptaclos for garbage
'arcfuiiy covered and the cans clean
ra or aprlnkled With oil or lime.
Keep AN stable manuro ia vault or
screened or sprinkled with lime.
~ or other cheap preparations. such
t. are sold ~ Il number Of reliable
manufacturers.
See that your sewerage system 81
n good order. that q does not leak.
3 u%p-to-date and not exposed 10 flies
Pour Kerosene into the drains.
Hlrn or bury an table refuse.
screen an windows ana doors. es.
IN the kitchen and dining
Dom.
II you sec flies you may be sure
heir breeding place is in nearby fifth
2 may be behind the door. under
hc table or IN tho ciisnidor
n there IS a nuisance in the neigh
'orhood write az once to the health
apartment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-14

Commissioners Proceedings


D%N@ifNis AlNAa - lIiWa
Present 81. L Springer. temporary
chairman. and p~ulicaruio Armijo.
commissioners. ana 4 r. walker.
clerk.
% is ordered that VI r. Springer be
temporary chairman durinr the alb
sencc 81 4 O~runsfcld from the county.
it is ordered that the matter OF
opening the new bridge road in Ala-
mcda precinct De taken mp for hear
ing 81 81 meeting OF the board To- be
held on Mass q, 1910.
Tho petition for the removal al
distractions in the public road ia
precinct q IS referred ,o the county
Surveyor for Investigation and report.
II g. ordered that the county team
be- used o. work nn the inad south OK
the fair ground
Mr T.. ". Eaks asks that an Old
drainage ditch north az Albuquerque
he opened by the commissioners. The
matter is referred 90 the district at
tarnev.
Carlos Armijo IS appointed deputy
health officer.
The following accounts are approx
ed and ariered paid
J IL Farwcll consulting engineer.
sI0p.
Rem.ngtpn Typewriter CO.. typo-
writer ribbons. $3.50.
Is. j. strong, office supplies. t2s.f0.
~andofI Pub. co. publishing pro-
c~epdingg ttc. Se3.4U.
= Fahcr. felt for desk covers. SEES
Colo Telephone Cos. phone service
$3.50.
o. g. Matson & co. office supplies
SEQ 60.
IT, s Lithcow Rubber stamps. bind
ing etc, tll.Sa
no IHH.W UHa H.HaM.. Fa- w....
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-14
BIG J0YCE-PRU|T
WAREHOUSE GOES
UP IN SMOKE
Found Soaked With
OIL and Roswell Blaze is Be-
Heyed to Be Work of Fire.
bugs.
Correspondence to Morning JOurnaIi

Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journail
Roswell NJ ST.. May la-The large
warehouse 10 ihc Joyce-Pr1it COM
.pamy. ut the corner OF Fifth street
and Missouri avenue. was destrny cd
.hy fire last night. along With the
household goods and other ehattels
THAI were in storage therein. Tile fire
crossed the alley and damaged the
barn ~ Arthur Insham. when the
fire WAS discovered. tile warehouse
was covered with coal on ana gasoline
20 Il heighth of eight feet and the
niStnrn III oils waa hnrnine nercclY
Fire bugs is the natural theory. The
buildings were partly insured. bat the
owners VIII g probably six hundred
dollars
Thomas q Tniots1n. Dr.. eleven Year
.eld SON IN RI. C TIllots0n. register 90
the D. land office. and the oldest
~rasident nj the perns valley 600 point 0f
residence, died Yesterday of menin-
gifts Tho funeral WIS held at four
oelock yesterday afternoon aud was
very largely attended
County Treasurer james Sutherland
has sold the $4,000 bonds 81 the IIae-
crman school district "a New York
with "a bonus ~ s100. The
money viii he used ia erecting r new
school hnlldins at Nagerman. south ~
Roswell. Tho bonds bear six per cent
ana are payable ln thirty years with
"a privilege of PAYING in twenty years.
The sale NJ the bonds was accom- pliSh-
with the assistance Of County
school superintendent a.. g. Hui.
The splendid work Of Chamherlain's|
stomach and Liver Tablets BE- daily
coming Ia light No such grand REM
cdy for liver and bowel troubles was
over known before. Thousands bless
them for curing constipation. sick
headache. hiiiousness. iaundlcc and III
digestion. Sold hy an druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-14

LAWYERS and ~ experience on The part
q those who praeticed the healing
art hut this s. 10 longer true NJ a
convention held in Pittsburs recently
there WAS nat q sinele-or married
Imam among the 500 present who
wore whiskers iu amy shape How
can anyone smile when Do heholds
such q splendid victory - Governor
Hughes Inns achieved IN the face ef
this significant tendency
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-14
100000 POUNDS
Of WOOL WILL
Be SHIPPED
Has Begun ia SoCoTO.
County and Clip is Arriving.
at Maedalena; Landing Sea-
son Fairly Good.
Especial Correspondence 10 Morning sournali

Magdalena Il M- MAY f2.-with
the lambine practically over tho
snearing has hs-un. and already wag-
fuu ~ the hie sacks are coming
in. 4 good CLIP is anticipated. Last
year about 7.0aa sacks or more than
l.50o. 900 pounds ni wool was shipped
from here. This year should see more
than that probably 10 the n%ei4hbor-
hood of 2.0Ne. 600 pounds. Wool
comes 10 Maplaleu1 from eastern Ari-
to be shipped. and the vast ter
between nero and mo Arizona
line il served hy the Magdaiena branch
of the Santa Fr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-14
Adjourned Session. May 1,

h|hRA TNAf iNAiAa 4
Present. NJ. r. Springer. aching
chairman. and %Policarpio Armijo,
commissioners. 4. r. Walker. CLERK.
The report of the treasurer for the
month of April 1910. is approved.
The report of the viewers in the
matter OF the proposed road from the
Fourth street road 70 the new bridge
at Alameda is adopted, and ii is or
.dercd that said road be opened as pc
tluoncd Tor. in accordance with tho
report Of the viewers and the man
made by the county surveyor.
Bids are opened for extending the
county sewer south along Trimblo ave-
nue. 1100 feet, as follows.
Crescent Hardware Co. |sf.13G.i5.
standard Plumbing ana Heating
Co. 5000.
AS there IS not sufficient money
available for laying 1900 feet OF sew
Yer. both bids are rejected and the
county surveyor is instructed To re-
.ceiVe new bids for the laying Of zoo
feet Of sewer.
IL Is ordered that the account of Is
laNio Vigil amounting 10 sfOera.
heretofore disaliowed be now allow
.ed.
The clerk IS instructed To transmit
10 belesatc Andrews the proposed hill
providing for extending the lines 81
lAf government survey in E~ernalIa
county over such lands as have not
been secuonized. with the request that
ne urge the passage OF said bin m,
CONGRESS az the present session.
me following accounts are annrav-
ca and ordered paid.
M'Nimo Ferea. damages account
new road. SIS.
Mariana Apodaca. damages account
new ROAD. Sl1.
Jose Montana damages account NOS,
road. SIS
40 VALLEY b x J. CO.. bridge con-
Tract. SIG a5E-50.
state "i hsiafie VIGIL money cN-
panled for institute. sI0sI0.
AhoS Werner, Interpreting. Sf0a
snls Sprlnscr. interpreting. So
J. r. Armto. Interpreting. $50.
Adjourned.
Approved A. T. SPRINGER.
Acting Chairman.
A E WALKER. Clerk
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-14

- e. claimed that two hundred mill
hon miles ~ NalioY's comets tan
could be- squeezed into the ordinary
bungalow pantry % is suggested this
would make splendid material for the
manufacture of lhe neek-a-boo waist.