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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
HUTCH" SHIFTS THE
VARSITY TEAM
Lembke Is Out Of Game, and
There Is General Changing
About in Team; Woodbridge
at End Now.

with Charles n. Lombke, manager
and one of tho stellar performers OF
the University football aggregation
out OF the game, probably un'l next
year. with q twisted les. ths varsl'
boys are again In the middle OF q
bunch OF real old fashioned hard Luck.
liut they are not the leaat iit,le bit
discouraged Coach Hutchinson has
put Woodbridge on right end. and ~
trying out several new men In the
line. Beans Gladdine has Been illrol
az tackle. where It II believed his
weight and strength will balance we'll
with Hamilton nj the other tackle
Coach hutchinson has changed the
entire style OF play, used on the Var.
siil team. Before Il was question
OF getting fast men and heavy men
into the back field. and braelng the
line up r. strongly as possible. Nov,
following the Princeton victory w
means OF pnnts and speed US the main
tactical features, he has shifted 10 tho
plan of placing The best weighted men
Ia the line. the most aggressive and
best blockefs. and concentrating on
speed and gamencss Ia the hack iisld.
Though Il was kept carefully covered
up In secret practice for several days
u was known that tho Arizona game
would be an affair Of pnnia. and yet
more punts, but the secret has leak
cd ont and the idea TINT Hutchinson
expects TO play out and out the snme
game that won for Princeton n
spreading. That is q style Of game for
which the Hight and heady team OF
the University is pre-minenily fitted.
uladdIng and Calkins viii bear the
majority Of the puntlnE. unless one OF
the men who came out late In the
year shows up particularly wel,
when his known puntlng abilky nay
gain him a place Hunter will be
back In the game In time 10 practice
some before meeting Arizona. thus
ending one streak of hard lnck for
the Varsity.
Several volunteers are assisting In
the managerial work. which I.embke
II unable. on account Of his injurlca.
TO attend 10. The boys are out 10 get
the $500 guarantee given Arizona from
the sale of tickets alone. and without
calling on the chronic subscription
Hist. They deserve hearty support.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
.G|AN|A| BURGLAR IS
BELIEVED TO Be
CAUGHT
FL Paso Authorities Holding
Man Alleged to Be Same
Who Took Certificates Of
Deposit and Watches.

Word was this morning received
from Tho police dciartment Of m
Paso 20 The effect that they have ar
rested and are now holding In GUS
tody man NAMED Robert A. Berg,
believed 20 be abe man who recently
entered the room u Luis uianlni, IN
a south First street rooming house.
and removed from trunk valu-
able watch and several hundred dot
lars In certificate Of deposit. sew.
cral less valuable watches were TAX
on. shortly after the theft the po-
lice recovered ihc watch ia nelcn,
ana ~ the sHssc time aalned a ktrong
clue To the robber. Tho arrest OF
Berg In III pano IA the result Of this
clue. the police having notified peace
officers In surrounding cities OF the
affair.
Gianinls room opened on a porch
directly on First street and was owl
IDENTITY entered from the porch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
MoRTUARY.

The funeral OF Mrs. Louisa chavc,
was held this morning In the Sacred
Heart church. burial being made In
Santa barbara cemetery. Mrs. Chay'
ez was well known among her own
people and In addition had q Wide
circle Of friends among the best Eng
lish speaking families OF the city.
Representative OF many OF these at,
tended her funeral this morning. 10
that the church was crowded alike
with relatives and friends, and the
people for whom Mrs. Chavez had
worked for, In many cases. thirty
years.
Mrs. Chavez was 6S years old. and
leaves two children. son aud q
daughter. as well as several grand
children. Her death. which took
place Tuesday. will be widely re
GREETED.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
NATIONAL BANKING
RESERVE FAVORED
By J. B. F0RGAM
The Chicsgo Einnncicr believes It
wouid Add stability 20 the sslsiness
and iscrcasc Confdesse ~ f,eos,fc.


tny Evsntss n~sssa a. r. Lsssss w1ss,
New Orleans. La. Nov. 23.--Plnng
for q national rcscrve. were the chief
topics before the AmeFlcan Bankers
association to-day. an
The proposed plan for National
Reserve association would place the.
banking and currency system 81 the
United states In iha front ranks OF
those Of the leading nations ~ tho
world, In the opinion of James B.
Forsan. president OF the First Ma
lfonal bank Of ohsoaso, &ho aadrassed
the convention OF the American BANK
crs association here to-day
Under the proposkd plan" Mr..
Forgnn aeid. ''the minds OF the local
deposisors IN our hanks would bu d.
yertcd from the small lawful cash re-
serves they individually maintain Az
lention would be directed. rather. to
the fact that the banks were AFFILIATED
with central association. maintain
lne and controlling for them their
lawful reserve and standing ready 10
supply them with tn circulating notes
whenever necessary. The plan suEA
gested wilI. therefore. afgord our
banks the prlncipal advantages % the
branch making system. without sur
rendering their individuality u oan<
ership. their interest IN local affairs
pr thu local control Of llIer intoreatH
Mr.. Forann Submitted a prospeofive
balance sheet % the National Reserve
Rssoalatipne battd on tina silllae1lionx
pf former senator Nelson W. Aidrlels
Ahat ~ paid-in capital BE- ef50. 0e0,-
e00and its minimum legal reserve bo
hfly per cent u net liabilities. pros-
pective iiGures credited Ire aasocla.
il0n with losnlnE or Investing ca
paelty 81 fff1.0O0. 0ega Prior 10 thla
be had dweIt ~ length upon financial
condltlon9 htrt and Ia Eurune during
she financial crisis of 1904.
How different from vs,r meahrd Of
meeting Al ,mtfRenef IA that o,npios.
"a BY itlfepean hanks" M aaid 'In
every oeunigs In europe whose bank
ing system the NatleuRl MunslarN
communication investigated. Il VAS found
that the pfkctlee u jusz The reverse Of
o,lrs. Thcy meet emergencies BY ~.
panslon 81 credits We BY contrNctIn9
Il Thsy Increase their lsans; We cur~
iaii oufk 1'nsy hays facilities tor 20
doinki we have none.''
An lmpoF,ans element Of The re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
The Markets
IN
STOCKS LARGE


=
New York. Nov. 23.--SpeCnlatlye
Interest IN stocks Jagged and move.
ments we're narrow during The morn.
Ing Except for the southern railroad
stock In which further advances were
maize. the Hist was inclined 20 sag.
although losses were not large. The
lowur scale Of prices in London cxcr-
ciscd depressing effect az the open
Ing, ard although bear traders did not
attempt aggressive operations. tho
demand was too tainted 10 sustain
the list.
Prices generally lowered slIfhiiy
below yesterdays finai f,gurcs and
the pronounced strength sif the south
ern group was without general affect.
Reading and Lehigh Valley reflected
a continuance of the recent pressure
against them and there Was little oil
interest In the movement ~ she cop
per stocks despite further advance
In the price of,metei Trade reports
stating that there had been an NIL
around reduction OF 81 a ton IN I'M
ished steel products since last week
were without muei enect on United
States Steel. although q showed ia
torvais OF heavincss In common with
other stocks
Bonds sere steailY.
Some OF The rsr3f ssuiherB nni
southwestern s'0s',ss began 80 rise
strongly and l,'e. the speculation To-
came more nrtlve aud \ gner. i'nil'n
Pacific advanced 10 tg5 81 compared
with IA earlier Reading 10 1852 Ia
and United states steel 10 ~ 80.
Illinois Central showed gain OF . IA
and st. Louis and San Francisco hfsl
and second preferred. 81, louis 20,
Southwestern. Missouri Pacific. Union
Pacific preferred and New Haven I
10 points. Texas company c0nlin.
,ied on the down grade touching
"a IL, q loss or i.2. Union Pacific
was In the van OF pronounced up.
ward movement which gathered
strength dnriag the afternoon as the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
BODY OF \. keith
SHIPPED TONIGHT
Remains of Unfortunate Fire
man Killed in Wreck at
SchOlle TO Be Sent to Phoe-
nix Tonight.

The mortal remains OF Fireman
Ned Keith. killed IN the wreck at
schoiio Monday afternoon. VIA be
shipped tonight 20 the home OF his
mother In Phoenix. Arir. They VIII
be accompanied by FifcnsAn >. y.
f.rpples OF tho Rio urnndc division,
rs representative Of the san MAR
cial lodge OF the brotherhood Of Lo.
romotlve Firemen ana rnkineers. an
organization 10 which the dead man
belonged
The remains Of Flrcman Frank A.
Scott win be held until the arrival
81 brother ffem Washington, when
they VIII be sent 20 Cushing, okIn.
The body 81 Fireman A. J. DauEh-
crls was sent lnst nlght to TvKleo,
y. A.. accompanied bs brother 90
she dceenaed. 1useph DaUsheT;y
Dmiknefty Waa killed AZ the same
time that Keith was, and scott re-
eeivea fnsnl injuries in the same aci-
cidsns. dying after belnE brcgsht
here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

.,..s. -.s 49,. ,-.,-. 80,
.,.s'.. ws''" ~ w ~. ~" ~.
ss'S''''''.'' r'uel,.'..' 49," 49," ~
n"ns. ~ Nv a..r,.,,. =, ,,, 1890 ~, ~
,.,',as 1879 49, n. . .'.'a',..s
-u" 'r.Tf - '..,s ~.
n. $1,000, ~, p " 1870 '.'e -,
-. .''... 49, ~.
ss" "''1s
,,.,'., ~ - $3.50, : 80
'..,.,,- ....,,,,.,s ~,
$500, w 49,. s 80, 49,, 49, va
s".ar p,.p s,"h, ~ $50.
,a,.. -. ,',., .,,hs.,t.,,.s ~.
-, ~ 80, .'''','. 49,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
TEST SALOON sr.
Law IN COURT
Test Casc Agninst Ono or 20 Indicted
saioep Kecpcrs Being Heard To-day
In DisIric: Court.

The district court this afternoon Is
occupied with securing Jury 10 Try
one OF the 20 seloonkeepers indicted
for selling or giving away liquor on
September last year. the occasion
being that Of the election OF delegates
to the constitutional convention.
The charge IL made that these ga
loon men failed 10 close their resorts
all the time from Midnight OF Septem-
Der 10 September q nj the same
hour The salo0nkepcrs. who include
among their number practically all
the men and firms who were In busl.
ness here at that time. were Indicted
nearly year ago.
Antonio Ortiz, charged with as.
saulting Cresencio Mesa with the In
tent Of killing him. and also Of as
sault with deadly weapon on the
same Bereon. was acquitted this morn
Ing In the district court.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Ciementlna Montes ANA Francis
co Chavez OF Old Albuquerque: and
10 AyelIna Mares OF Albuquerque. aud
Nlcasio Mares Of Old Albuquerque.
A petition for a guardian nd lItem
to defend case against Max Porca.
adindsea insane. and committed 10
the territorial asylum, was ried today
Z, by the Ne~ state Lumher company,
the plalntlfI in the original case.
The Childfen's Hnnis society today
Tiled AIN answer 10 she taS ease com
| plant. for delinquent taxes. filed
Against the society recently. claim
/ 5no oNonnffftf, rs. aloa rfattud ~ ha-
Ing benevolent society. duly ineor-
poratod AZ such, The sooiofy rocks
10 recover the costa OF the action.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
TWO NEW LINES At
THE ECONOMIST

ARRANGEMENTS have recently been
completed for the installation In tho
popular Economist dry goods store OF
two new departments--on devoted TO
icwelry and the other 10 women's and
mons fine neckwear The necessary
flxtures are being placed as rapidly
rs possible. and II 10 expected that
the now departments win be ready
Tor inspection within a few days
The Economist management has 80.
lecied its iewelry and neckwonr
stocks with the coming holidays in
mind, aud gift seekers will ind all
that IL new In design and perfect in
quality.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
BRAKEMAN THORAE
TAKES TURN FOR
THE WORSE
Man Injured in Scholle Wreck
Failing and Hope for His
Recovery Is Lessened.

brakeman George o. Thorne. who
was badly scalded IN the wreck at
schollc on the Belen cutoff. Monday
afternoon at . o'elock. IL reported 20
have taken sudden turn for the
worse. and hut little hope for his
recovery In held cut.
The other men injured In the ac-
cident are reported as much better.
They are Engineers Ed. V. plerson
and G. N. Napzlnger. Operator Roy
Horston. Engineer V. r. Maloney and
Fireman &. w. Schmid
No cause has yet heen determined
for tho accident. nor is Il likely that
"A complete Investigation viii he made
until the injured men are able 60
participate In II.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

At the session Of the Bernalilo
County liar association, no definite
steps toward Tie adoption OF the pro
posed cede OF ethics we're taken,
h0nsh the code was discussed at
length A paper fw II. B.u0rnoll on
eliminating the Judicial offices from
politics. was discussed BY +. " wood
hnd J w Wilson.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

ahoftn began 20 realize that the rise
wnt meeslnx with little opposition
from The professional element. The
stock climbed steadily 70 iIS rs. or
two POINTS above yeeter,iay's cioeinE
and che highest ngure yc, rcnched
since the long decline was cseckcd
The preferred was also unusually nc.
tive and rose three points. substnn.
iial advances were scored In numor-
cars other stocks with the speculation
showing Increasing breadth.
Thc close was strong.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Big shoe sale az noldon Rule Fri
nay and Saturday. Women'a black
velvet. patent leather and yicl Md
shocs. worth rom "a 70 ~. WIN 90
AZ te.1s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Chicago. Nov as.---wheat prices
varied today almost wholly according
az crop prospects IN the Argentine
where the harvcst h now IN prog
ress. The opening wus srsc lower 10
a shade up. Mky started "a $500 a.
to ti.ai. boss % i-S0i lac 20 Lice
advance. aud sold rs low aa 400 Us
100 az. The close wun firm, with
May s.sc down w sf.00 ~ loo b.s.
Longs unlended corn. MaS opened
q shade lower to like amount hixh-
er az 81 la @sb s-sc. and sank 20
e5c. The close was steady, ~ ESQ
csc for May. q nee dora Of 1-ee.
option sales on the part OF cash
houses made oete easy May started
unchauEed at - t-2r rEd rocedcd 70
soc.
Proviaions declIned With hogs. Int
tial transactions we're the same az
last night to lee down. with May de-
livery tfs5s 10 sfs.so for porn. ss.eo
90 ss.s2it for lard and ss.se TO
ss.s2h for ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

stylish misses shoes. black or tan,
worth ss.5o. VIII be sold for $751;
al the Golden Rules big shoe sale
Friday and Saiardsy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROho Qnlnlne
Tablets DruHglsia refund money N
Il falls TO cure. y. w GROVES
signature IA ON each h0x. CSC.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

The shoe salc of the year SEQ
the advertisement oi the Golden Rule
Dry Goods company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Good school shdea Tor children at
50 cents. Golden Huir DRY Goods
Co, Friday ana saturday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Regular 81 Shoes for girls NJ gi.as.
Golden Huie Dry Goods Co, Friday
aud saturday,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Boston. Mass. Nov. as.--A quarterly
dividend OF 90 per share was Declared
today by the directors Of the Calumet
and Hecla Mining company. The to-
tai dividends for fsii Including that
declared today were sst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Blg Prize Masquerade isgll and lots
OF fun tonight al Colombo hall. Ad-
mission a0c,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Big Prlze Masquerade Hall and lois
of fun tonight at Oeloaibo hall al.
mission zoe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Chicago. Nov. 23.--Cattie Ftreipts
1000 Market steady. Heeves s4.5oa
SEQ; Texas steers ei.OONf70, west
crn steers eft0@7.s0. stockora and
feeders s290ttb.6s: cows and helicrs
Sl.s0G5.S0: calves s5.s005.65.
Hog receipts 5000. Market strong
60 weak IAeht ss.7eAe-3b; mlzed
s6O0@6.5b; heavy s6.oo8s.5s; rough
sCONef625; good 10 chcice heavy
sg esme.h5: pigs sis50s.so: bulk OF
sales sseo@s.so.
Sheep receipts $4,000. Market
stesdy "a strong Native Ss.2sff 20;
western s2s0ms70: yeaflinKs $3.50
$50: lambs native sS.so86.bo; west
ern t35c@5.s0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Z New York. nov. ss.--coston spo,
closed duh ana unchnnesds middiins
nplands. ssss: middling sulf. ss.7p:
sales. iOo bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
REVEALS CONTINUE
TO DRAW LARGE
CROWDS
Services in All Albuquerque
Churches Largely Attended
and Many Conversions Are
Reported.

The revival services being conduct
cd vt the various churches OF Alhu.
qucrque conilnne 20 attract the Md
est attention and TO draw increased
crowds as they progress. There has
boon a deep interest felt IN religious
matters In Albuquerque during the
present revivals and the church men,
bcrahlp Of the city "a being added 10.
Presbyterian Church.
Al the first Presbyterian church.
corner OF Fifth and Gold. Rev. Mr..
Mccullough viii preach tonight on
THE Man Who Was t.oc0ed" a
pleasing feature Of the services viii
be the music 81 the church choir, who
viii render the beautiful hymn lie
will Abundansly Pardon" AZ the
sorylees last night Mr. McCuiiogh de-
llTered powerful sermon. An edl-
torial In yesterdays Herald. entitled
"iloatfie and Religion" was read by
the evangelist rhe large crowd
present listened with the greatest In
terast 10 the words of Mr. McCulloxh.
The revival services at this church
have been successful and many audi
lions 10 the membership OF the church
are reported by the pastor.
lead Avcnuc Methedist.
Rev. Charles Oscar neckman will
preach tonight At 1850 o'clock. tnking
tor the subject Of his sermon Future
Punishment what IL Ity' Mrs. Hoi-
ioway viii render solos and there will
be congregations. singing. Mr.. Beck
mans sermons have attracted the
widest attention since tho revival
meetings have been In progress, and
the success OF his Efforts Is Rttesicd
by the increasing size Of the congre-
cations.
Christian Church.
Al the Cold aud Broadway Christ.
ian church Evangelist Mark Wayne
Williams spoke last nlght ON What
win You DO? A Prophecy" affirming
that every man will have TO treat
Christ IN one OF Ave ways, either IA
Judas. or Ilerod. or plate. OF caiaphns
or Paul A phonograph loaned and
operated By H. III Liitleion. rendered
familiar songs like Throw Out the
fAfe Line. Beautiful Valley of Eden
and with the lights turned out, lead
Kindly LlHhi" aid Shall We Gather
Nc the River" There were two addi-
tiona. AR. Williams speaks tonight
on "A Banquoi FOR Gods. A Diet That
Needs NO Cooks" This should be a
very edible sermon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

Isie dolnsn ionlghl At Colombo hail
AdmlaAlon s0c.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23
PROTECTION FOR
ALAMO WATER TO
Be ARRANGED
0tero County City Sends En-.
gineer and Attorney TO
Make Arrangement With
Foresters.


The City OF Alamonorco in sending
an cngineer ana an attorney here 10
arrange an agreement Tor the pro-
tectlun Of the water shed supplying
the city with water from bad SANTA
ton, burning or cutting .of timber or
other DAMAGE The watershed Of tho
Ammo. which supplies the city with
water for domestic purposes II large
" ON the Alamo national forest, and
thus comes under the direct SUPER
vision 81 the service officiala here.
u IL the policy Of the forest service
10 arrange whenever possible for the
protection ard reforeetniion ~ the
forest areas comprised within water
sheds supplying titlcs with water.
under certain terms Of agreement.
thus protecting the municipalities
from contamination due 10 had sani-
tary measures. aud assuring per-
manent water supply through pre-
venting the forests from being strip
ped.
The agreement to be arranged with
the city Of AlamoRordo Ia sufnothins
little more strict than the usual
agreement Generally these agree
nenes contain clauses causing the
city 60 pay the major portion OF any
large expense. should these be made
nc the beginning OF the protective
work. and at all times 10 pay for the
cxtra forest guards and rangers nec-
essary 10 protect the forest In the
thorough manner outlined by the
service. This protection consists In
enforcing rigid sanitary measures. as
applied to persons engaged ON work
on the forest, or ON ranchcrs living
thereon, on preventing stock from
COMMUNICATING the water supply. or
protecting the water supply from
silt dnc to erosio;. and In preventing
forest fires.
Pecos Game Preserve.
The matter OF turning the Pecos
national forest. wlthou. injurlng IL as
a forest, into great game preserve
has been agltated FOR some time past.
Something definite In the matter Il
expected Co result from conference
between District Forester A. G. Ring
land and DR.. r. :. Palmer OF the
biological survey. who comes here
sunday. A great deal OF discussion
In regard 60 the matter viii he held
In she district offices next week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

-. Louis. Nov. ss.--Lead urn.
si.27h,
speI,er higher. ss.7o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

kansas CIV Nov 2d.--Vsttlo re-
celpts 1000. including 200 southeFns.
Market steady; native steers $3.50
SIS: southern steers ef.0eueo
southern cows and heIfers ss0oe}.. 70:
native cows and bcifers t2.7s6s7s,
stoclers and feeders 3s.eo9bk.5o: buIls
S3,2b0s.7k: calves f3.S0ef7.co. west
srn steers st.aoWe.ss. western cows
s5.o00s.oe
sheep receipts 5000. markct steady.
MnttonF s2.75m3s0. lambs st.ooes
5.25: range wethers aud yearlings
ss.00Gft.50: range ewes ts.ocef3.b0.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

New York. Nov. s.--Cal; money
s.si prime paper t@s ~; silver
SO so; Mexican dollars 20 i.2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-23

New York, Nov. 2S--Copper ti3.s5
efis.eo; tin sis.6E@fsoe; lead stss
GIi.f0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-22
HOT SPRINGS FAMILY
 INHERITS A MILLION
Mrs. CI0tilda Longinotti and Her Children to Receive But< of Estate
 of Mrs. Theresa Eerncro.

St. Louis Mo. july 2i Mrs Theresa Bernero's will. disposn5 of hel estate, estimated D relatives at $! 200 GOO in value, was ii ed this af- ter, con in St. Louis probate court. It consists of almost entirely of be- quests to relatives, the principal heirs being Mrs. BerneIas sister, Mrs Clotilda Longinolti of iiot Springs, Ark, and Mrs. I.on.sin, tti's II children.
 " ey inherit the propetty at the s,, .hwest corner of Ninth sereet and Washington avenue in St. Louis leefing wholesale district, a,.o their mother mherits the balanee of the property, with the exception of $29,- 200 in bequests to other :e,atises ;sd to Catholic churches and charities.
 Mrs. Bernero lived modesily, and few people suspected her of being wealthy.