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The Washington times., 1911-12-05
Nations Consumption
Of Coal on Increase

Nearly 60,oc0,000 tons OF anthracite
coal was shipped from the Eastern pro-
ducing centers Of the United States to
the consuming points Of the country in
tho first ten months of the present year
Hot water house-heating plants and
other improvements and inventions seem
to have no effect upon the ever increas-
Ing consumption of both anthracite and
bituminous coal.
Coke traffic in the United States
shows a considerable decline in the same
period, according to figures published
by the Bureau Of Statistics of the De-
partment Of Commerce and Labor. This
Is duo, 1t Is believed, to the smaller de-
mand In Iron and steel industries.
The Washington times., 1911-12-05
President to Hear
Appeal for Cadets

Appeals were made to the President
teday to reconsider the recent dismissal
Of the five cadets from West Point who
admitted they had taken a few drinks
while on jaunt about month ago.
After hearing some Of the facts In the
case the President said he would give
q formal hearing to the Senators and
Congressman interested tomorrow at IL
o'clock. Senators Bryan and Fletcher
and Swanson Of Virginia saw the Presi-
dent today about the matter
Two of the cadets who were dismissed
were from Georgia, one from Florida,
ware. They confessed to the charge
against them. which the Senators said
was entirely too trifling to ruin the
career OF five promising young cadets.
The Washington times., 1911-12-05
POlicemen's Officers to
Be Installed in January

Officers OF the Policemen's Association
elected yesterday will be installed at Il
special meeting of the association to be
held in Pythian Temple carly IN
January.
Patrolman c. e. Smith, who has been
the head Of the association since it was
organized, was reelected president
Other officers chosen were o. 2. Iiaus-
child. Ninth precinct, vice president: J.
e. Thompson, Third precinct, recording
secretary; w. c. Farquhar, Seventh
precinct, financial secretary; c. P. NJ.
Lord, Ninth precinct, tt easurer; and G.
l.. Dalrymple, trustee.
The Washington times., 1911-12-05
Columbia Heights
Citizens to Meet

To Join or not to join the Federation
Of Citizens Associations, still Is a burn
ing question with the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association. and at the regu-
lar meeting the question will probably
be vigorously debated again this even
ing.
At the last meeting the members
voted, by a slender majority, to join.
The opposition has been mastering
strength in the meantime, and will
force the Issue, II he thinks It can carry
It. tonight.
The meeting will be called to order at
st. Stephens Hall, Fourteenth street,
near Columbia road, at 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1911-12-05
A New Industry.

Signed up as YETI" inquired Actor
Yorick Hamm.
Not yet" responded Actor Hamlet
Fatt.
Then how do you eat?"
I'm a professional bohemian at a
bohemian urant."-Louisville Cour-
ier-Journal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01
HARDWOOD Clarke Marr,aae

beautifully solemn ritual occur
fHd This afternoon az four oclocE i'm
Dol chapel az me h3yWopd school for
boys north of tho cts. whom Nrs
Mary clarke aud Rev Thomas llar.
wood, ST. were united In the holy
bonds ui mahimon,. with Rpv Thorn
as " liarwoOd nephew OF the groom.
officiating.
Crowned with he achievements uf
liuiNdl iiNos pobly lived. the newly
married couple rchl, deserve the
happiness that viii be- thcir in The
wears 10 come The name eff Rcy
Thomas llarWood stands out Couapicu.
ouslv as one OF the Cody men who
have helped 20 .iylizc ana Christian.
We tive Souihwe't For Years the su.
pcrlntcndonl of Methodist missions Ia
New Mexico aud Arizona, he super
vised the establishment OF moro than
hity churches A. loundcr nf the ln.
dusuial and Biblicw school for Na.
tive Boys. where thp marriage core.
mony occurred this ,fternoon. and of
lie Harwood industrial school lol Na.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01
ccnoer, Last evening.

Perhaps h.r, haas u.S,r been rom.
H,.rI boo NlWuU W# moro cnt,.
aIuu. nr none lhuruunhN lppIurId.
cl program .han tho musicale lu tho
Gold uuU Broadway church la.I oven.
iu. Despite tH. sluNp# carly u tno
evening and occasional ourUurars later
thu DHW,n was wen filled with 3I-
,ouduuts png,r hear The numbers bv
urolr -iouui artists DrapmE ol un
Iulf'y cuiurs ANA uoucd ferns made
am effective setting FOR the entertain
co.'s who rrll lho apl attention ot the
aulitucr As each listed selection
Naa finished enthusiastic applause
demanding an cucorn followed Th,
purpose ol thD cuuoor. was 90 raise
uhds with which to cmhcllish tho
interior of the church Though given
under the direction of the Ladies' Ma
society th. congregation generally
and ihr Suuda, school lent their aid
to ensure CO.'S success.
Use Ladies'. quartet numbers we're
,NquieitoN rendered ana in the tunal
hamuuic- ol 200, tine voices. blended
len sweet accord seemed angelic ath.
pr than human voices "Sloep Time
Ma Honey" was me FIRST number that
throhhod throughout with the mother
love ana melody heard AZ twilight in
DiNiclaud "Ihp Concert waltz hN
Dudley Buck was glodously sune and
and brought out the fun volume OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01
HER FRIENDS
GOOD ADVICE
The Results Made This Newbure
Lady Glad She Followed
Suggestion.

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place. 7 suffered with terrible pains In
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a friend ~ mine advised mo 20 Try
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Carhui and worc greatly benefited
shall always praise Cardui 10 sick
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Cardui has helped n million women
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Have YOU tried Il? III not, plcase
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

4 htupy celebration G.. tb, close of
20 urccsstul summer usiltut, |as
iho muy "Wednesday evening when
Nh and Mrs \ a. SIroup entertained
ho frnchcrs of DO, county schools
who have attended the institute 'br
past month Membership and diWitv
were laid aside and The panba ~
iuycuilcs enjoyed with Miss rhomp.
son presiding a mimic school was
opened Geography and history les
sons were rocitod iu manner LOB
make even The ounces sit up ana take
notice Responding to Hsarioa of
fame, instead oi the book the replies
were Mlirrou and clever ana mower
rejected hy the teacher 30 long aH r.
correct \ reformed slolliur match
WAS provocative aft much ninth aH
oal, wrongly spelled words NDrn
were counted right ana rightly spelled
words caused the pupil "a $40 down
Each puuil present WAS required 40
deliver % speech on sing %. ON 'cN.
hihitiOn days Baby SONGS pieces
and real pcpchcs were rendered iu
typical stNlc of "backWardncse' sDpU
ir lftlo folk \ demonstration ui
the accomplishments c' many % mo
Young ladies present was the singing
Of songs In Spanish
Mrs Stroup dispensed dainty r,
noshmcuts before loayclaking when
tha thirty gnosts reluctantly lett oUo
ut The mculCst parties Ia thrir mom-
nrips
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

thc cultured tuiDe OF N,sltm,
bradford ~rhWou.kcr BuIun and Colt
lu- The accompaniment It Nr
korlman was inspiring allie io s.n-.
uls aud audience Nr. bradford
solo "Nipua \als,' from the opera
Ot romeo aud Juliet" hN Guuuu
Na. gem and mpDllod ju. rrspuu. 60
oi happy sentiment from hoI listen.
prs Mr. UIadfoIls tuu soprano
tome. N,ru never heard FOB h,uur cod.
yauHrp. aul boz the hIH ps also 100
.bp encore SONS wen, l.,.uclg sweet
The piano number. Iy Miss Marian
Nu.Vtt. .NumIu.p' FROM Opus a.
$50: bN GuufclI ana Emdu" b.
N,nstN were interpreted 8s fcN uUu.
lots can interpret these masters The
Instrument scented arl, to pulsatr
with tho emotions 'old 1y tho com
poser and performer Boo s'irIiu. har.
monies And oven more mlsfDly D.
that were possible was the encore
selection PLAYED ION demand
\ Niolp. m IIur LoyoN Hair" WAS
tb. Ihcmc of @ heart melody sung boz
h,s iuimuably rich tenor ,oirc bt Mr.
Gould Mrs y . SchVuutLcr PLAYED
iho accompaniment tor fhis number
and thn encore that was lnsisiDuflN
demanded
As dramatic reader Dr " Me.
Queen GRAY ia well known for upe.
Nor culW, and ability. and his
SHatcspcJrcan selection. nor only
filled hut exceeded the oNpoctiuUs or
the audience that was already prcpar
cd fp ,Np,C' much Tho iWUcsoug.
tions from the first aDi IN the Ncr
chant oft Venice were splendid 1ud .u
tho cultural uttcunccs hate. love ana
ambitions of ShylIcl depicted mo
rcyyu-,iul traits of The usurUr and
ibr pr hos off the social oulctst \
second number was th, famous uii'..
uuuy from Hamlet 500 difficult for
even seasoned actors 'o iuhuc With
the despair 'old iu The lines Ur GRAY
however gave vivid portrayal ol
.tr emotions rOufrndins boo thc bosom
or the Young prince. mrdi'atIug sui
eta. aud on the STEPS az his logical
reasoning. mounting from ibu depths
OFF despair go normal state mind
10, encore was Absolutely uncscnn.
allp. and Or GRAY .oad % pleasing
story ur the new church That some
how seems I'wcrc built on woucn
tired backs
The readings hy Miss Hazel Cox
were highly appreciated as thcr ic
served for Il is likely no more talent.
cd DNprossionist can bee found 'n New
Mexico than this Young woman whose
future as impcrsOnatpr promises
much Miss Cox read nrsi q story "
college Ute The lizing of valiant
with the spirit of Iun ana realism that
hypi here listeners couyulsod with
laughter The encore was % uniVc hit
at ruuuDtry Later I'M The evening hy
special request Miss Cos read Kip
lines Nanlrlay" with the music and
sentiment boz HE soul of of The llIit.
ism soldier warming for bis East In.
dian love. and In tho style that lo'i a
lingering memory how the dawn
comes w like thunder out o. Chiucr
cross The haN
The selections b, the ladies' maudo.
lin aud guitar TIo were brilliantly
rendered and pat me audience lon tho
mood of the performers whose skin
with Hrugcd instruments was clear.
Nv demonstrated The opening uuu-
lpr "Thc Misyrcio" from n Tro'1toI,,
was most ENJOYABLE aud Jhn closing
number. "'rhc Garden at Dreams.
carried rhc hearers ont into the realm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

Times ave changing SO more does
the nation endorse the style nl cello.
batiuu that oncts up the mutilaird
bodies ol American childhood ON the
aitm ul 50 called patriotism, shat for
wears has possessed young America
with an unrcasouing frenzy ui lpOl.
hardy hilarity ON Independence day.
The mothers OF the land are iu great
measure responsible Tor The new
Thought uu Fourth Ot July iuy The
compilation of figures prove that ou,
peaceful celebration with tu, nr.
cracker aut deadly toy pistol can.
mons. etc foI seven wears from 1908
to 1908 resulted IN more deaths ami
Injuries than be casualties 100 The
battles of Lexington. Buula. uul.
Fort Mouliric. White Plains Fort
Washington Monmouth Cuvpcus. IT,
commemorate the nation. birthday in
an abandon of JOYOUS hlaHty is q.
course. essential Iu. In Harmless
rather than bar1aric sport ls the trend
ut th, present day which, IL the
shades of Washington. Israel Putnam
ana others could know would Doe ap.
proved bv these lu'al patriots who
spilled blood only for tb, 'cruDs'
necessity
The ,Nuhcrlucc uf su'rit- uu In
dependence da1 next TucaIl. lon NpN
Ncyi,u viii ven, itself 300 the Vjlds
OF One mountain CANYONS ot iu games
oi SKILL on thv village plalas whore
music. contests ana less dangerous
diversion. will mark the event us tha
- letter day oI the year as oncctlyo.
d 90. Dr. ewes. hands. fogt CO.. Ute or
- mnJ been sacrificed Co make 70
AIdlt memorable
4 procession OF automobiles Nliy
hos yJIi3gos and wheel. VIII vDud
across tlc HOsa UoW AIuuquouu. 100
the Saudigs uom the FIRST peep ol
daN 900 noon u,Nt TUESDAY. ami as the
sun drops low the rocr si0ual viii hc
aiu. chat win last ull thy new moon
ir hisu loo fnu sky
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01
Insurance wrIters, luhlLec

The picturesque ampAithaator oi Ti.
I.ras canyon viii Dee the seen, az a
memorable lubiac next Tuesday.
when tuo half hundred or perhaps
sixty OF the officers aud attaches OF
the Occidental Life Insurance cow.
aur sill u.o possession of tho Coun.
ny club formerly khova ass rbn Sclya
place aud express their JOY uul ap.
probation oi .U, Fourth u' luI. with
'NNInsIuu uI UNrUi,chnir- UHUIDIpa.
'lun 'u H.rHH|l gaines. tennis and tho
'uIu' meme %. typical italian dinner.
friend chicken. Icc crCHW ,fU. Iu Dee
served u } ucIuc. iu ihr -rotr oft The
club sIpmd. The officer office
force. travelling underwriters aud sew.
oUal .un.- from El rJsU Nil lo iu
tIud,I 100 ln, party Goo lraN, fHu CitN,
when 'u' birds 100. walking II,' when
tH. WuIuua russell uautol clad walks
u.Dr ify brow uf the SaudIp. Nu-
.umuHilD- 1.Whus 'aI'yhos and pIi
NIo CUriJn.s win Doe fhc convey
Jucu. $50 policies Will hr written on
tnlH urra lu H restraining order
Nl. H.rn -.UpI Dos Mr. O'Vi,lly. end
games OBJ ua .chull aud tonuis have
h'ra arranged Is % counter at'rac.
Huu 600 WuIN UN IH. enthusiasm ul Inc
uud'lN Iif,r.. Who oih,rVis, must
ur'is n. ais, 'uu uu fhp merits OF
OocIi u'Hl iuUanco 20 o. safe to say
that nowhere BOO tuc Ooridcut viii
there .r mJr. enjoyable safe or
sane FOu. a.. lul. Celebration than
fho Oa. fo NH.. f.. echoes of Tii.rJs
|
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01
Modern woodncn Celebrate.

The Modern Woodmcn Of America
We're hosts Wednesday evening Go the
ladies oi the Royal N,ighbors and
the wiVrs of Modern Woodmcn The
Odd Fellow. hall presented pleas
ing scene with tho rows of Interested
and Interesting luii's ANA gentlemen
giving CLOSE attention Co. the program
uumhorH rendered in pleasing s'lc
hN several local entertainers Nh.
Gray acted as master of corrmuni,s
Orchestral selections h tb" tchl or
chostra comprised Of Mcssrs Albert
aud Elmer HJhl Harry strong Jr.,
aud Ccuu clarke. were hIghly apur,-
ciatod AMI an encore demanded Mrs.
Pollard, tho state deputy co. tho Noyai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

tive Girls. nov conducted ON FouI
iccuih street NN Tine Missionary co..
clctN OF 90, W D. church. ROY Mr.
llarwpod activities la behalf uf The
hativc people will long ont live his
NE span H.ius national chaplain OF
The g a q. the marriage this alter.
noon becomes an anHir of national
interest Only the intimate frionds OF
ihr contracting couple were present
u'a the service Rev AMI Mrs Han
wood will reside az the school of
which Rev Mi Ilorvood is suppru
tphdaut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01
coming social affair


\ treat uu one can afford To- mis9
viii bc thc lecture This evening IN the
assembly room OF the Central school
building The speaker is To Dee one OF
the most able and distinguished plat
form orators in the state. ~ W E.
Garrison, president of the New Mex.
lCO College ut Agriculture and Nc.
chdniC Arts During his discourse.
handsome strrcopticuu views viii IT,
mstrWr his subject, Education FOR
Real Life
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

Though only a mcager account OF
the wedding In Ft Dodge. la has
reached The inuugs of Interested
uicuds al 90. principals n this city.
Ncr AlHuVuDrgUcJus arc gutincd .u
EuuN that Two OF thp most popular
and cstiuaulc young people of this
,iDt are made one aud will establish n
new home az 3l2 South seventh street
some time after August hgst The
ceremony occurred al 1880 o'clock
"wednesday afternoon ut the home Ot
the bride. Miss Cona Muusou lormu.
lE of his city The Same Afternoon
Mr. ana MR. CLIFFORD Hayden lru Ton
onsicrn cities 90 travel during the
MONTH oi July pluuuHg 10 return .u
This rity about Augu-, HrN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

NnOun hc number of NloIWrrQuo
ans who viii 20 to Santa Pee 90 par.
urwa., u the celebration OF Undo.
ucudcuar du aud Dniof fhe rare cli'
mato OF thc Nur uf CT, ior 70 l,w
DAYS. arc ~. um Ms T. % SrhNout.
De, ana ,lldr,u y. and Mrs " Il
Summers and m.w and Mi. ldn
Sumww TMs family party viii iraNU
m automobiles Nondat and plan in
supud "a wppt ia Santa Fc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

one of fho many HarJI,s planning
fU celebrate hD Fourth uf IuIl 300 tu.
proved modern sitl, %, % da, m iuc
'Can,un dcl Oso" ia lbc picnic parts
invited Io enjoy the uua IIillif. Of
Nc,auc, lor the following Hcuioh.r
Mr. aud Mus Heron and family Mr.
ana Nus Roscuucrscr aud family Mr.
NyGoC Mr. BCaulDrtD NIssc. Handy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

Ma and Mrs Guy Stevens were the
guests oi honor go pleasant party
last evening The occasion was %
farewell gathering of intimat, friend
at The home o' Mr. ana Mrs . 4
Refill 20 wish he steven. God-uc,d
ON 'hoir Journey DO Grand Rapids.
Mich. where they viii reside.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

The promise OF % CROWNS moon ana
calm nights are too ouIcius fo.
youth to stay indoors. aud a party u.
high school students has been or.
sanlod los Nr Edsar Jana 10 take
% merry ODD fashioned HAY Uip Mon.
day evening up ou 'bo mesa, whore r
picnic suppc. viii Do, spread ANA de-.
vOurI after which gem I'D iulliii-
cation win Doe had urd,. Dhc super.
vision o.. rhHp,ronpe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01
Home FROM santa re-

Miss Lillian u,sscldou. Miss char
lotto irmtc ana Charles lrm1hp m
rived last evening rom Santa Fc
where they enjoyed the ROYAL hosp
'alitN OF Judge and Mrs i Il NcFic
Miss Amelia NcfIo and John NrFp
the p1 g vo.E The, give lluVing
account of the ~ OF ,urlIalil per
Nading th, entire town md .hr -u
ClU activities that constantly animal,
This hospifablr town The Alhuuu,
quoGus were lctpd every evening Jul
afternoon during thcir stay card
parties, dinner PARTIES. dancing pan
ties tool, place al ,ho NcFic home
and Wednesday evening they were
huuoroof 90 an elaborate receipt |on
ana dance rendered Dos the Young men
ol Santa Fc iu the W0ums Libuuy
club rooms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

ono NJ Tho dclIphIlUI WOvNcnI ~
forwaiiUrs was th. bridge pu1N Nos'
Icrda, afternoon when Mrs > y Nc
Tmchuu entertained eight ladies nj
tbu immediate circle of luualim" Foo
lmacl Kindred In Thought nature"
ana friendship these ladies enjoyed
gn afternoon Of rare pleasure
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01
ThIrd NnnnnI rlcnIc.

The gloriuus Fourth VIII boo roio-
DRAFTED in glurious and certainly mrw-
orahle st>l, hy the students. former
students and faculty of the AIhuqucr-
que Business college o! a picnic in
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

Miss LiIuu ElvUod renowned n
au-u ,u,.s of Illinois. California
Wauo voice, ,s one oI the faculty 90
Euo. Conservatory oI Music, Gales.
1Ut no.. ana came 20 Albuquerque
Ju renew U.,na hips and visit her
hr0ihrI ana aisDr Mr. and NI RIOS
ENuOd du|iue thc SUMMER yuca.
tion a. pr. 600 Miss Elvoud is cu.
ioyug camp iiiu ON ,Hc lpp,I pcCus.
% member %. inc camping party of tho
Cuuupl-lifd, ElvOui hmIllc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

The Christian Womau's BOARD Of
Missions win meet Ton the discussion
ui CO.. regular monthly program mex
TUESDAY afternoon at $50 at tho
home of The president Mrs n y VIII
Hams Mrs lamNn viii br loader y
th, day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

The ladies of ,ho Home ANA FOREIGN
Missionary society cr he Highland
VI T. church viii meet iu business
session roNl Monday afternoon al the
church 20 consider plans for 'urth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01
Briaht Reception.

The reception tl 'hu now sppru.
tcuIcut OF missions u Inc prloIs ur
the Load Avenue Nrfhudis church
Thursday evening may De- called
HIishi because b. WI. rendered M
honor OF RrI Nloulo Bright Mrs
Fright ana family uut the uuaufyinr
adjective must 900 This case be- "uril.
luut. o. thp reception was ull fhH
the most successful function could
hc The rooms were througod vita
iar'HiiuU0rt eager f1 DktcuU e cordial
erDntiu- fu thc dIs'ueui he'd ucwcom.
crs, Who 300 'urn responded most cord.
tally ON behalf of th. church. sun.
daN school aud AN thy societies ol
'hc congregation the pastor or Che
local church rendered an address OF
welcome FOB .lc houor,ps. Or Uisht
Mrs Bueht Misses Ruth aud MARY.
and Master Thornton yrigbi Ropr.
sDuiin- thD family m UUght gave B
happy response expressing ipprccj8.
fiuu After Tine rendition of am cn.
turiaiuiu2 uruwom the company rc.
solved into @ session az social inform.
alitH. and before dispensing wore rc.
called with Ices ANA dplClOua cake
The order of The program, with Dr
Ellcr presiding Vas as follows
Instrumental Duct ...............
Misses Gail Hickman amt Helen
Wuldip
Address ul Welcome .............
Observation-Disclosures. Dr Beck nan
Response OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nr Uiigbf
solo ........ ...... Miss Ruth Bright
Reading ....... Master Howell Ellcr
Violin Uupf ..............
.Nissus Mary ami Iora Leaning
Accompanied hN Miss TompkIns
Instrumental Duet ...............
Misses Pearl Tomphins aud Aiue HiX.
Ter
~ bright has roContly been ap.
pointed 20 the office of state supcrin.
icndont of Methodist missions ln
Ncw Mexico. and. with his family that
arrived last wprl. from Manhattan.
Kan, has taken ui q permanent abode
u this city az 1899 Marquette avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

oft happy reflection An encore was
equally u PLEASING These talented
lIdIu. are Nr dc Wolfe. MIS- Coon.
Nj Stl.r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-01

Nueol,. WIN bc The fortunate or.d,-
lIuum
New-York tribune., 1911-07-18
TAXI co. SALE CONFIRMED
Reorganization Plan Provides for
Capital of S1.70O.nn0

Francis {. Huntington. receiver in hank
ruptcy OF the Cab and Taxi Company. of
New York, Of No 252 to 2s2 West 4Oth
street, has obtained an order from Judge
Hand confirming the sale OF the entire
assets of the company TO Belvids-e Brooks.
w. b. Lashar and T. Tileston Wells. the
reorganization committee. The assets were
appraised at 1914. i2s as a going concern and
at S2lS.5m at a forced sale. The liabilities
are about 100000. of which $4,000 are 10
title first mortgage bondholders and $3.50
600 to second mortgage bondholders
The plan OF reorganization provides for a
new company with capital stock of 81. 100 To-
00O. Of which there are 10 be frst preferred
500. 600; second preferred, s250.Oo0. and COM
mon. S,2500O0. There is also to be a bond
issue Of $4,000 to provide ready money.
The stock is TO be distributed as follows:
To first mortgage bondhoders, SlS3,OoO first
preferred stock; general merchandise cred
its. S225.OO0 second preferred stock. and to
second mortgage bondholders 81, 1,25p0o0 com
mon stock, at the rate of 50 cents for zach
dollar of bonds.
For those who do not accept the plan II
is provided 20 pay general creditors 10 per
cent OF their claims in cash and 10 second
mortgage bondholders per cent cash