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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
TRAINING
TRIPS PLANAEDBY
FRANK j. NAvIN
President of Detroit. Baseball
Club Declares Preposterous
Proposition Made BY Play
ers, Asking for Pay While
Getting Into Shape.

D,truI, M,ch. Doc. g. President
FfauE i 'ut.u at the Detroit IiE'tH
sa,s r.I BE-, would Doe urklcd -
d.Yih @ tar baseball players attempts
eel t. uuI, good Oh the demand pro-
posrd l.. their new fraternity Tor sal
al. d.uug IA, spring training uirH.
a., y,u,,s II would result ~ ~"
united acton Dl the mngnHt"s ~ h"'h
Irnla.. ru DISCONTINUE ~" uip' anu
thus .rs, tn. twu unIuT l'agu'r 'T-
pIut.n.r.' fIuu.upn o. Eu.I
IN ln, rpII. days uf ua.'"Ht ih'i'
wrrr rp spring trips. he rn'. you
the PLAYERS r"puri"d 100 ''u"'I'"".
the ".rl"r Kept IN condition. "' WIN
ter by doing rrasondbl" Noth 81 th"y
took un their ful boo wnnHuih'
The riIb owners 'osl'. '"tid MAKE be-
rule that PLAYERS WU| r"n"tl IN con-
dltiun or thDr, would 1r -" 'hlhIN
unUi they dat gr INTO shape IL
wouldn't take inDIu 'ng To get ready
"Thrrr lH not o. club owner wa"
CnTrH u snap 90 hla myers whether
the men go south CT not. aH long 40
they appear go the beginning Of the
spnson read. Co. uHE bail The value
of every man hpg IN The survir" h'
renders. II h., BE- not la condition "l
the beginning Of lnr season ho can
play.
"FOr my pant / u'hryc that spiln-
trimming trips ar" ol little value hn}
way cxCcit a. pitchers. II does ~
good In getting them into shape. Hu'
the other men can get into condlllpi
IN the north II need he. II wa
Thought once that III" spring trip wW
= good chance to get n lin" on ih'
Youngsters However. We have c"iu'
ia the conclusion that II II better t.
| have the Youngsters report IN III" ihll
W. certainty can S"r better what ih"'
p,u dn VIM" they nr" in their h"'
| ,hip, ~ the fan than when ilrN H'
getting hardened up IN the srtihg
$50 II seems unfair that the play
ers should even mention getting pa
| Tor IA, spring tripS.'
The fact that DOME Bush didn
report until the opening Of the s"pSoi
lam spring sud was IN ~ good e"H
ditiun ~ the men Who went SCOUT
has good deal To- d" WIlh MI nav
in'B opinion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

finger the court ordered a citation 10
issue. requiring ~, cNrcutrlx 10 show
cau-, Irr. IG, Wis Miss Rlmlinger's
legacy had not been paid. The eN-
ccutrlN. Mrs. Ridley. also vas ordered
o. tile by Dec. 10 nn InNcntOry OF lho
estate.
The unal report upon the estate OF
Egiayin vigil was approved aud the
administrator was discharged.
Mrs Marie Iiurh was appointed
administrative OF the estate Of Her
man iiOch. Her bond Was hxed at
$4,000. She was appointed guardian
Of Hou. Marie and Herman Hoch.
under $1,000 bond
The herring on The FINAL report OF
the e. NJ. Quinn estate was set for
Jan. 10.
The hearing on the Gnal report Of
the j. 4. Summers estate was contin-
ued until Jan. 10.
The claim of the Union National
bank Of Summcrsvillc, Pa. against
the estate Of J. T.. lledding WIS set
for hearing Jan. 6.
The nnal report IN the estate of
r. r.. Sturges WAS approved and the
administrator discharged.
Rosa Toll was appointed guardian
Of Elvlra. Ida. Alfred. Louis and Elsie
Toti Her bond Is 5000, which she
| flied immediately, The bond was np'
pro, cd.
| 5enun AIdreis war appointed guar
dian OF JasektH ana Amedita Oisnln
! The nearing ~ the hnal report or
N" j. \. Cameo estate was continued
| untIl Jan. 10.
The will Of Anna NJ. Turner was APP
proved and q. y. Marion and Father
a, ~. Mandalsrl we're appointed OK
cCutors.
Frank D. Philips was appointed
administrator af the estate Of Mrs
Alice a. Phillips,
The iinal hearing on the inal "a
puort at the \. NJ. Chambers cStat,
Vas vet for January 10.
The hearing on the pnnl report OI
the estate of otis IRrdea WA Eet 70
Jan. 10,
The account Of Judge r. l., Medlci
attorney. against the J. -. TOTlln
estate Was approved
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
ELECTRIC COMPANY
TO SPEND 100000
Immense Sums to BE Expended
in Developing vslu4ble Ag-
ricultural Properties at
Artesia and Vicinity.

ArtesIu, y. NJ, Dec. John q.
Keys, president OF the Artesia Light
and Power company and owner Of
numerous other electrical properties
In the southwest announced this week
that he had made arrangements to ex-
pcnd the sum OF s4OO. 900 In develop
ing his property In Artesia. 'That
amount spent In any enterprise would
mean much to THE country, but TO be
spent as this is, for, pumping nlant
that will insure irrigation for thous-
ands Of acres OF land which IL at pres
ent undevcloped means that tho mid
die valley will double in population
and wealth within tile next three
years.
A pumping line has already been
built seven and one-haR miles south
west OF town, into one OF the finest
bodies OF land in eastern New Mex
tco. What Improvements have been
put OH this land before now were sim
ply In thu ways OF astNp1g1nent wPrk,.
with the exceptiofS pf Gsfew patches
here and there where tho owners
pumped water with gasoline engines.
This ono line alone opens up several
lOWnbnlpo loE NulhiN Ahsph' ~ 49,"
need calls for them, other lines In
other directions Will be established
until the whole unirrigated middle
valley IL brought under the plow.
The engines OF the flrst unit Of tho
plant. developing $50 horse power.
! were shipped last week from the fHc-
, tory. The small Item Of freight on
| tho engines will amount 10 $4,000.
Tho generator has also. been shipped.
and the switchboard and other kX-
lures are on the way. Once tNis
equipment arrives In Artcsa II viii
be but fev weeks. or perhaps. few
days, until the new plant is running,
The men started work on the roof
OF the new building Monday and be-
fore the new machinery arrives every
thing will be in readiness to install It,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

pusit uI red uluE.. iIi.' lhhi OF WhlCh
the adolr- IN in, church are made
4 worry large. area OF this red clay ap.
pcury To have h,,u cXCuNhtcd ana
used for the purpose 90 MAKING
sdobss. The fact that pieces OF pot
terry are round iu IN" adub"s show
that IN. Mace where the udobes were
made was undoubtedly occupied by
hubitations before the church was
constructed
The ancient timbcrs were all hand
squared. hewn with an AK. Tho orna-
ments scrolls and freizcs were very
quaint. To-day all have been carried
off and not ycstigr of the old TIM
bcTs remains.
South of the church was wall,
made ~ adobe, which. with the wall
OC the church. seems 80 have formed
covered puSsngcwHy. There IN
wall Ut decentralization made arpor-
entity OF broken stones and earth
This wall was ago feet In ength. II
was about six feet high and n little
loss than two feet In thickness. There
was a gateway on the west side, which
was about twelve feet wide. There
WHh also " NOWtI taiN Hauft HN"N~
Of stone and mixed With earth. Thes'
towers were about thirteen OF four
teen feet In diameter. Guards were
mounted In them night and day.
inside the wall were constructed
the great houses OF the pueblo. one
or these houses was forty-iivc Zee
long, HiXtY-thTcc feet liz width ant
four stories high, In this structure
according TO the best authority. there
were no fewer thnn CIT rooms. Thes'
| rooms were very nearly OF equal Size
sxi6xI2 The ruins OF this houn'
show that II was built Of stone, rec
and gray sandstone. The second rull
contalnc beyond all doubt nearly co.
rooms. There were two other larg
houses and sewers smaller structure
inside the wall.
Castancda gives some details ~ L
the mode aud customs OF the peopl
lnhabIting this pueblo. lie says tina
mt night they kept watches on IN
| walls, and that the unmarried female
went naked until their marriage.
when Alvnrndo arrived at the WI
lage nc was received in pcaccfI
manner. the Indians coming out
meet him. playing upon drums an
flutes" lie was given large quar-
thy OF cloth ana turquoise. 'whic
latter" Castaueda says, "arc commo
In this province"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
FLYNN-M'CARTHY GO
PUZZLES THE
TALENT
Both Men Take Turns az Fa'
vorites in the Betting on
Outcome of First of Heavy
weight Elimination Trials.

fBy LEASED Wire To Evening Iieraldl
Log Angeles. u"c, l0.--Cnti the
gong taps at ~ O'Clock tonight Tor
their tNenty-tound light the iiSi'c
situation ~ between Luth"r McCatty'
the Missouri white hope and jim
Flynn of Pueblo. will remain az puz'
zling to forccnstrrs as III" iHig 'Hll'
forhia political situ,tlUn.
t'p to and beyond the final hours
today. nrH Mcrarty and then Flynn
slid into tho position NJ favOrlt".
wag"rcfr changed their minds often
ana the odds were unsteady late Ia
The day,
FLYNN said today hc expected to en-
ter the ring Weighing about 800. Me.
Carty tips the scales al about 2uj.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
OF DENMARK
WOULD SERVE IN ARMY

Copenhagen. Denmark, pee. i0,-A
lght for the introduction Of military
service for women In In .cOntcmpla'
tlon by the women Of Denmark, az IA
sequel TO their expected ylctOrl ~
the struggle Tor wOmnn's suffrage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
Lost ChIIdrcn Fonnd.

Holly. COLO. Dec, 10. -- zndic and
Mack Mickey, aged II hnd ., TSp"c-
lively, who disappeared after attend
ms Sunday school at Enterprise. Col,
last Sunday were located at Syracuse.
Kas.. yesterday. The children met Il
friend OF the family. who allowed
them to go with him to his home at
Syracuse In his wagon. The children
turned their own horses loose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
AUCTION!
THURSDAY, DECEMBER u
AT 2 P. n. SHARP
At Store Room, 010 West
Central Avenue.

Iron beds (slngle and. dUuble). oak
beds. oak drehseTs. Chinonicrs, Wilton
carpets. pxl2 rugs. stair carpets. lin
oleum, straight chair, rockers, conn
pleto dining room outnt of massive
golden oak, hand carved. consisting OF
Sldeboard. china cabinet. leather scat
ed chairs aud reclining ohalrs; combl-
nation book case and writing desk,
ladies' writing deAk In mahpsany, roll
top desk, ohild'B iron brass trimmed
bed, ehild's high chairs. wicker rocker
heating stoves. wicker straight chairs
sattss, leather and upholstered chairs
eommodes, library table, wire cots
feather and hair mattresses. portierss
trunks. vallseH, mahy other Items
Auction Thuraday, .. m. sharp, 81;
West Central avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
MILLION DOLLAR COMPANY
MODERN NEAL CURES
DRINK HABIT
IN THREE DAYS
IN THREE DAYS

me parent or head Seat Company
FOR the wort az SIXTY splendid large
iusiltuiluuH now established, aud
others opening. IN mrg" cities and
crulcra Ia the Quilted states and for
eich countries, has q paid up capital
ui ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Tho
Seal treatment consists Of harmless
rn"di' mes taken by the mouth, with
ut hyI udrtInlc injections. II In en-
dnrs'd by hundreds uf prominent men.
Jr thousands OF cured patients, and
TX tn" only drink treatment ever
ndcrr" aud used by great govern
u.'Ht.
l., rgc modern institution with prl-
vatu room for each patient. eau,
write or phone the NEAL INSTI-
TTTE, si6 w. slower Ave. Albuquor.
que, y. NJ. Phone 32l,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
Trimbls's Livery: ils N! Second st

The Specified Trout. b sc cigar, IL
fast becoming the best settling NickeN
Cigar In Albuquerque. This cigar iS
an Albuquerque production and ~
made OF the very best OF tobacco and
by strictly clean hands Henry Wes-
terfeld. manufacturer, 2O1 West Gem
tral avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

HorbebhgeihB Gh6 Mengt4S BLACK
smithing solicited. is9A 4qlf.
anteedy ThiFty.tlVt AK We Btlslt
ness. al jobS done f|'o eso|al.
lsed. "a y ,wcghulonlf s, e4 ~
\ feaoDnable nElVA f AYE
paf1lcpiae i6h, tAd5 %
fi6ht ava right ava ~
h6A'a Asebdir efiop. tAs ~ ceppsa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

The board ~ trustees Of the town
Of Las Cruces has brought suit
against the National surety company
Of Ncw YORK for 5000 for AllcEed
failure OF trash a Gray. contractors
to fulhll contract for sewer system
and water works The papers are
served on the state insurance commits
HiuncF. ...
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

London -- Johnnie SpIunrrS Last
night won the wrltorNrlght 'h"m-
pinnship Of Great britain, from Sld
Burns on points. The light took place
at the National sporting clue. Both
lighters han from London.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

Mr. VIM. patterson of winnam"c'
Indiana, Who WAS IN clovis few
months ago prospecting, ami Who re-
turned with his family few days ago
Is there now getting ready 10 put IN
what promises to bc ON" OF IA" big
gest and best creamery produce and
poultry concerns IA the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

Tho susaushNnna Mining company
a million dollar cOncern. at Arizona
has been admitted 10 New Mexico. ItS
office is "oa property" drnnt county,
with poHtUfiice address at LordsOurG.
John n. williams Is the statutory
agent f"r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

3. Ia Habbeh OF Canada, Arizona;
has occurred slIp contract for carrying
the malt frODi ranadO Ia Kearns Cam
yon. aud ldf tnia ana other pnrposev
he will put on train Of four Autoh.
|Tlte unasaen2eR trenic n also VeFp
heavy h6lNaen fhsss two points and u
win 81 4Aft 70 have four cars
20 act Rie ~ ttfge igade, The
prlnc|n1A 0hfpct " ahe, ~ y. reetes u
u eofnlsl the eulitlnH p5iAle with
1allap ehieh 10 ne great ainsfibaiina
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

Los Angclcs--A mood or Fnnu mo-
ncy has been turned loos" here, aud
tho Pueblo fireman. vino i"N days
ago, was shOrt-cntcr In "a" betting
on hia tight with Lutn"r M,'lrty
r.. ,sday night. bccam" 10 T." ia
yoriLc. Il was announced tIHt Ia"
nrcman weighed 1871 and would 20
into the ring at 100. Az Mu'mlhN IL
expected to weigh between gu and
205, tho weight handicap Hsarust
Flynn viii not he AZ heavy ds - ursl
thought.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

Dinner In the ovening-3jc. Fash
Ton Cafe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10
SPORTING BREVITIES
OFF THE WIRE.

New York Knockout" Brown, ih"
east sido lightweight. easily d"i"'"i
Young RILEY, also Of this city, IN ten
round bout here last night,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-10

The ration Reporter, under the new
ma cement aud edltoPship OF Byron
l.. Council In a live wire and effective
booster for the gate city
The evening world., 1912-02-20
How Society Woman
Wards OFF Wrinkles

wrinkles are not strangers to me,
but When I acquire such disfisurcmcnti
I know how to lose them in u hurry
A well-known society matron .confidcd
this 10 me. had wondered how she.
with her strenuous social duties and
late hours. could so completely ward
of the usual marks Of care and dissi.
II don't wear wrinkles in public.
those horrid rings beneath the eyes"
she continued. since I've learned what
plain, ordinary s~nxolite will do. When
any Of those hateful marks appear. !
send u the drug store for an ounce Of
powdered ~saHoli,c and a half pint Of
witch hazel. mix the two. battle my
face in the solution aud that the
whole secret. I've never tried anything
that works so miraculou,Iy. My chin
is inclined to double; this trouble. too
keep in check in the same way -
mily Dean in Town Talk. Advt.
The evening world., 1912-02-20
COL, ROOSEVELT
GETS ALAUGH0 ON
ATlANTAE EDITOR
Enjoys Efforts of Reporters to
Interview John Temple
Graves After Conference.

After motoring In from oyster Bay
last evening. Col. Theodore Roosevelt
spent the night at the home OF J. West
Roosevelt, No. 10 East Thirty-frst
street, n walked to his on 20 to-day.
His first visitor was John Temple
Graves. editor Of the Atlanta Georgian
and News.
Mr.. Graves spent an hour With Col
When he appeared from the
sanctum he al immediately be-
by reporters. The Colonel. who
followed Mr.. Graves out. enjoyed tho
spectacle of q spaper man being
held NJ by his wi craftsman for a
story.
This 10 certainly a case OF the bitter
being Bit" chucklsd the Colonel. ut
reminds me Of the story - Mark
Twain's. was II not?-of the plumber
going into the drug store; or Of the
burglar who entered . country news
paper once, was caught by the editor
and escaped only with his clothes"
SEES A COPY OF THE COlUM.
BUS SPEECH.
Mr.. Graves said he had been wn a
draft Of the speech to be delivered by
Col. Roosevelt At Columbus tomorrow.
"A most interesting speech, and I ar
sure II will create a lot Of interest -
said Mr.. Graves.
William X. Nelson. owner OF the Kan.
sas City Star. who has had several con.
ferences with the Colonel. wa anothe,
caller at the Roosevelt ofices this morn.
ing.
The Republican candidate to b.
elected must carry every state west Of
the Mississippi River said Mr.. Nelson
after the conference. Mr.. Taft can
not carry a single one of those states
and Col. Roosevelt Is the only Republi.
can who can"
When asked as to q recently published
interview In which Mr.. Nelson alleged
he vas m~isquoted. he was unable &
point out a single line that was not cor
rect. After trying to find some erro'
Mr.. Nelson gave II up and DISGUISE,
other matters.
Col. Roosevelt appeared to grow nerv
u as the day progressed. When h.
came out to see the reporters after hi
conference with Mr.. Nelson he wa,
without the usual broad smile.
Il have nothing to say and I Dr. no
want you to ask me questions" he sait
testify.
He did finally say that his visit t,
Boston would b. to see personal friend
and that he woul not make q speed
there.
The evening world., 1912-02-20
MAD CAT FIGHTS WOMAN
AND HUSBAND IN FLAT.
Schneider Sent to Hospital
With Severe Wounds After
Encounter With Animal.

In a furious battle with a gaunt, half
starved cat that entered their fiat, No.
$50 East One Hundred and Thirty-sixth
street. in search of food early to-day.
Mrs. Anna Schneider was 70 badly Bit
ten n scratched that she was sent to
the Lincoln Hospital. and her husband
Samuel suffered a severe bite on the leg.
Mre. Schneider was awakened by cries
Of her fourteen-month. old child Charles.
who slept IN the next room with his
three year-old brother Daniel. AS she
entered the room the cat sprang upon
her. She screamed II fought the ami
NAL. Her right hand, face and right leg
were severely torn. Mr.. Schneider and
Mrs. Marie Schenck, his mother-in-law,
came to the rescue. but fell back when
the cat attacked them. .
The screams of the family drew Pc
hcernan Callahan. He ran into the fla
and the cat sprang at him. Callahan
choked the animal to death.
The evening world., 1912-02-20

was shown to-day by the FIRST cabin
passenger list OF the Cunarder Caronia.
which sailed for Gibraltar. Genoa and
Naples. There we're $50 frst-class pas
sengers bound for warmer climes:
Occupying the finest suite on the
ship were Mr.. and Mrs. william Gum
then Gardner. They were married on
Feb. ~. Mrs. Gardner having been
Marion Edith Regain. daughter Of James
u. Rcgan Of the kn~ickerbocker Hotel.
Mr.. Gardner IL British Vice Consul In
New York. The Gardeners will make
the Mile trip and proceed TO Paris and
London by way of Greece. They will
be Joined In Paris two months hence
by Mr.. and Mrs. Re gan. who will &C.
company them back home.
The evening world., 1912-02-20
WHEELER I'm BUSINESS"
COST HIS DAD 100000
Subway Builder Tells in Court
How lie Spent Fortune Estab.
fishing Son as Broker.

How he parted with som ethlns oye-
o'0o,00O In trying 10 set his son up in
business was told before justice New
burger In Part III. of the Supreme
Court to-day by Albert Gallatin Wheel
or. who said on the witness stand that
he designed, laid out and constructed"
ohs Chicago subway.
Mr.. Wheeler was A witness Oh behalr
Of his son, Albert Gallatin Wheeler jr.,
whose wife was Miss CLAUDIA Corlsted..
known in her actress days as the pretty
Hirl in the red tights" she IS now en-
asavoring to get a decree for $l0,0 600 In
stead Of 5000 a year alimony.
You have been maintaining your
BON since j. B, Russell a. Co. went out
~ business, have you not" Attorney
tohn v. Bowler jr. asked.
eyes said Mr.. Wheeler.
]. II. Russell a 60, was the channel
used by young Wheeler IN his efforts to
sEet into business" which. he says.
Oost him his fortune.
Justice Newbureer took the question
OF allmony under advisement. saying
chat he thought he could prepare n
decision Thursday. which will Ne a
legal holiday. Young Wheeler Is quite
Is anxious 10 nave the $4,000 a year
olimony reduced as his Wife IL to have
h Increased. He contends he Is with.
cut any means whatever. save III
bounty Of his father.
The evening world., 1912-02-20
TURKEY TROT1ERS
STUB THEIR TOES
. ON EXCISE SNACS
State Board Takes a Hand in
Attack on the Martin
Cabaret Show.
CALLp4NCEs TOO WET,
WigglS, Bunnies and Grizzlies
fabricated by Drinks
! After Curfew.
D4NCES TOO WET

Tho 'Ca6asst snow a. Louis Martins
restaurant, Broadway and Forty-second
street. which he's for several month";
provided Aivessson for New FORKS faded
appetite, 10 n danger Of sudden and
summary termination. II has fallen un.
der b ban Of the STAT Department Of
Exoss.
The chow was IN hull biast lest nieht,
the cabaret room being crowded to the
doors. but the managers Of the place
we're to-day served with papers by the
Exciee Department. and within twenty
days anSwer must be made to the
department, to Ghow why the rsstaur.
ants license and its bond of q, 800 should
not be forfeated.
New Yordkers are becoming more dim-
cult to anus every year. and The
"cabaret show' At Louis Martins vss
an attempt 10 provide someth4ng osw.
MAURicE's WEIRD PRANcMo 70
FRoWNEo UPON.
And, from the FIRST night. tables in the
~"cabaret" which 10 ON The fourth floor
OF the building. have bean ~ . premium.
Tas singing was nothing remarkable; Il
Ivas h dancing that mainly attracted
The crowd. and Maur!ce and his blonde
partner were the magnets.
Maurice = me protaSonist Of he new
dances which rave Usen the subject Of
convex sation n litigation sver since
they sttraotsd attention. Among the
dances ~ Tho 0rizsiy Bear" THE
Bunny Hug" The Tonga" The
Harsm Shde." The Vienna Vis6le" and
the famous Turkey TE0t."
But the Excise Department fro wned
upon them. II sent inspectors to the cab.
aret to mAngls with the money spenders
and the wine openers" and, Il Incident.
ally. to look over things with a calm,
cold. omcial eye. Eight or ten agents
visited the place at various times and
when they went away they reported IN.
favorably. % the Cabaret Show" In
likely to end.
The specific charge against the place
Is that liquor Is sold there on Sunday.
that liquor 10 sold after the legal clos.
ing time-that Is, between / { o'clock and
8 in the norn!ng-and also tina. the
managers have permitted tho restaurant
10 become disordcrly BY having dances
which are, at lea at, suggestive.
The evening world., 1912-02-20
W0MEN'S ,..,,.,..,,
|SMART 1890 ,es,z!s1.e''
|SPRING +; ~; go: !: =
DRESSES ..,... II; .ys.zt

-Four navy serge l1Iels. all fasten.
nS IN front to one side. and without
ord or slrdlc ut waist.
J. Corduroy ro'gc, i%.s,,nirg 10 a
side with satin buttons. Black satin
eoll;r and cuffs ca.in overlapping psinb.
Tall serge, it'r,nicd with tan riccs
novelty e%9.i,r, ret.s and cuffs. Over.
iappirs ,''s fastening with p~~irLcsnhed
b.i.a.'. Sui. ,li's tewn sic Of ,k;,t,
; Ged,osI cord, viii, cuffs and lo,s
shaw. i hi:'. si;i,. Wilc white sils
braid 'n9i le sh,wi. Double row d black
s,:in Du,tors f'cm wa's, down.
Ere ,ch ssrse iss,c,in: 10 orc sits.
Row d no's'ly, s.i.-,oytse buttons down
u Am. 10 rsdtele.l sa,i ,iiie, collar
anl ciifs. S.a,a. .elp sai 'o,p si wh;is
shadow i,o-, Q Ice ui,, crrse null.