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runrrnl Director. in session.

sped al to Tine Times Dispatch.l
Norfolk, Va. May l5.-The annual
convention Of tae Virginia Funeral Di-
rectors' Association convened here to-
day with about 90 delegates in attend,
ance MAYOR Kiidick delivered the adj
HresS OF welcome. The final session
will be hclt tomorrow.
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NAVAL STORES

ps Miiimins.on n: c. May i5.-sp,ri,, rur-
Ros!n-s,cady at So; receip,s o. -, 81 casks.
isni at $50 receipts &c barrels, CnSn
- -. uspen''ne-F!Fm at sS.:5qi5o: rece,nts ~
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BOND LIST.

Ais-Cha!mers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
American Tobacco Co. old 4s............ 95H
American Tobacco CO. old Is (b!d) ..... 1901.
Atlantic Coast Line LIST +s................. 9lI4
u. 9. LII. and y 4s.................... u
a c. l. cow IS Gin Baltimore. bdl.. 1881.
Chesapeake and Ohio COW. il.s Cbid) ..4lI,
1.iggett Myers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9u2
Liggett ~ ayers is..........,............. 1909
Lor!ilard Company 5s Coid). ...... 81.
u1oTi!!ard C6mpany 7s. ,................. 1919
Norfolk and western conv. Is bId).... llsls
scaooaFd Ar Line stamped IL asked So.
seaboard Air Line stamped b.......... 7a.a
Southern Hallway is d).............. ASK
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures 1915
L. :. Steel Ind observation-disclosures 1927,
L. 5. registered =. 1870 (b!d). iQ0is
L. 5. registered IS, 1915 CbId) ........... lo2i,
I. s Panama nov IS (bidp............ iClis
Ma. Brown Bros. Gifts. (oldJ......... n
NlrElnia-CeF. Chem. list 5s............... :,Hs
Va Ry. and Power co. IS obid)..... ~
Wabash deh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7oii
Wabash-P!tls. Term. -: <s.. Is
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MISCELLANEOUS MARkErs.
PETERSBURG PEANUT >,.,

petersburg. Va. MAJ l5-P.anu,x
,' S"hMaFket firm; farmers spanish. SOC ncr
bushels; jumbo Spanish. s5c. per bushei: So
she;,od' spanish. $3.50. per pound; No.
Sinias-Ma -. firm; fancy Jumbo. 4c na-
pound; taney handpicked. 9ieasac p per
~ po'ma. extra prime. s!.c. per pound; prime.
. &c, per pound machine picked. sTFs,;r M,
pound; Smelling stock. ?i.c. per pound pound per
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET
Richmond. Va. MAJ ii. 1917.
owing are the quotation. o. tho Rich,

I'oose-p pressed large bales. $500 a 1850
Load your ears So that nav M door ror.
'esenis contents and thus avoid reflections
rms market grades hay In accordance
win NE rules OF the Na;ionai' Hay Asso-
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.

sales. Stock.
AlliS-Chalmers .........
Allis-Chalmcrs. pfd....,
5000 Amalgamated Copper =.
9p Amer. Agri. Chem, com.
i'GN Amer. Beet Sugar. com. {.
-1'en American Can ............
l'Hp American Can. pfd........
80 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and F'oun., pfd
Io American Cotton Oil...
100 American Linsced Oil.
~" American Locomotive go.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd. =.
600 Amer. Malt Co. pfd....
i'oto -Americon Smelling
$500 American Sugar ....
100 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
80 Am. Tob.. com. X 2t6ca
tn american Tobacco, pfd.
800 Anaconda Copper
6,00 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line...
y. (. l. of Connecticut.
NV baltimore and Ohio.
10 Bsthlehcm Steel. com.
Bethlohem Steel. ptd..
s,lCo British-Amcr Tob. Co.
o.. :. go = AZ iNiPlh L ia nSlt.
i l'AC Central Leather. com.
-o'V.2 Canadian Pacific ...
-'o'' chesapeake and Ohio.
onlcago Great Western.
800 Chi. Mil. and st. paul.
10 rucible Steel Cor. com.
Crucibla Steel, pid........
% chicago and Northwest.
'p colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern
~ Consolidated Gas. Y llLe6
100 Delaw are and Hudson.
100 Den. and Rio Gran. com,
80 Den. and Rio Gran, pfd.
- DiStillers' Sec. Cor.
.'.1n Erie Observation-Disclosures.
l'7oo Erie. LIST pfd...............
Fed. Min. ana SIN. MD
Geo. w. lleime Tob. CO.
, go General Electric .........
,'rp Treat Northern. prd.
LOO Great Northern ore cts
-'"p Illinois Central .. .
49, ~ interboro-M Met. .....
''Sp Interhoro- Met. pfd. 49,.
90 Int. Mcr. Marine. com.
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RICHMOND And CEESPEAKE BA
HALLWAY COMPANY.

Schedule of electric trains to and from
Ashland. stopping at intermediate stations
upon signals: Lv. Richmond BROAD and
Laurel Sts.): zoos. '7:io. $40. $50. ''i0iO.
u:i0 a. NJ: tl:i0. 2:i0. $40. biIo $40. $40.
'5:55. b7 .0c. 500. b9:o0. 1000: ''il:oo A. ".
'l2;oo M; ''i;co. 900. 800. 4:to. b5.09. coo.
1900. SEQ. be:0o. ii.OO p u.
Daily. except Sunday. "Sunday only.
DC.rv!es bagcage
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New Y ork
Stock Market

New York. May 15.-In most OF It's
Silent features to-days stock market
was n repetition OF that of the pre-
ceding day. There was the same i'm
moderate bidding up of the hard coal
shares, Canadian Pacific and Il score
or more OF secondary or low priced
Bpeciaities, with alternate reccssions.
rocoveries and periods OF dullncss. The
movement represented little more than
the operations of the professional
element. and there was further evil
in the more prominent speculative
stocks.
The opening saw the usual number
of wide" or decided gains Lehish
Valley. American Sugar. International
Paper preferred. and marlborough
metropolitan preferred rising Il point
or over. with virtually no declines.
Before the end of the first half hour.
however nearly all these advances
were completely obliterated. and by
noon the average level of prices was
on parity with or under the lowest
OF the previous day.
Soon after midday another buying
movement in Lehigh Valley and Read
losses, and added TO he gains regis
tered by the obscure specialties, while
Canadian Pacific went TO 269 a new
high record. The closing was mod
erately active, with mixture OF gains
and losses.
The bond market was inclined to
ease off at first but hardened later.
Total sales. par value. amounting to
$2.6S2.0O0.
United states government bonds UNI
changed on call.
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'hNaso. III. May 5.-Cattle-RcceInts
!,elO head. Market steady Bceves, ssios;
ESQ; Texas steers $5.sod7.6o: western sters.
%.!oHIS; stockers and feeders, sieoG : %:
cows and heifcrs. 5000: calves, .i.e;1Slo'
hoss-Receip;s $500 head. Market strong
70 &c. higher. Light s7.35 as: mixed. 81 40
$50: heavy. N.i0l7n5: rough. s7.4O17.s5;
pigs. s5m 100: bulk OF sales s7s5e5S5
Sheep-seceipts 2,o1o head. Market weai.
and l5N soc. lower. Native s3.T5nG.5: west
crn. SiH 6.2S: yearllugs. siN7.5; lambs ma :
i've S'pN5O; western. s575@sS0.
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SAILED.

choe esrner Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. her.
eN Sna and passengers. Old Dominion Linz
ua,.a. pi, aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
scngers. Furman Linz. ano pas
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New YOU: Moy 5.-neeves-Reoeln,s 80

, - y NJ My ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o..n0
mead. Steers slow and steady to strong;
'"i bulls and Fat cows steGdy: others slow
hnd '06I l7c. lower. Steers. $slS 90; bulls.
'niNs'9 COWS, $o.501 SO Calyes-Rc-
ceipts $50 head Rest grades steady.
oiheTs weak Neals. i-a3.45: cuIls. s5dG,5n
Sheer and I.ambs-Heceipts $500 head.
@hteD easier; lambs slow to Sc lower;
- $3.50; lambs si2i0"cj cuus. ss2Sa 90.
%prnr lainbs SS.5o1})25 Hogs-Recetn,s
80 hrad Market steady at $775li rs
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ba !t'HoTe Nd, May i5.-wheat-steasv.
Si'o.' contract. Si.iSie. Corn-Dnll; ,pot SIC
Oais-Dull No. white. CSC asked r.
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ACCOMMODATION rRa,Ns-wrryDAYs
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL Raj. LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect May u. 1912.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond FOR
HORFoLK: bS:io y. NJ, 300 =. 81. a3:00
l.. NJ. 'I.l1 l.. NJ. b73J +. NJ.
FOX LYNCHBUkG AID the WEST: '6:i5
y. NJ. 1000 y. NJ, a3:cO l.. NJ. $50 +. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 40 A.
N. bti:i5 y. NJ. '6:35 T.. NJ. bios p. NJ
'il;2e T.. NJ From the West: '6.i5 A NJ
AGO L. NJ. bi:i0 +. NJ. 800 T.. NJ. '3:vy
T.. VI.
DAILY. aDany ex sunday. bsunday only.
W. Il. BEVfLL. c. H. EOSLEY,
e. l.. a.. Roanoke. D. =. a. Richmond
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Conm,,s,o, r, go
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va.)
Richmond. Va. May IL. 1912.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. or
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Quotations for interest paying bonds are
ct price 20 which interest must be added
Income bonds and certificates OF indebted
ness are dat.
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Britain, BTitain 4.o2o.oss bales; to france. ,.,s,7.7
Ia-s q, 20, the Continent. i?o2ale bales: TO
P'"' 1'I''VS bales; 10 Mexico S7s3 ha,As
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

h!chmond. Va. May Is. IoIe.
Report OF the live stock market for Tho
week ending May -. 1872
Best steers. ,u'i4c.: medium TO good. 4
d|c.; common TO fair. Il. 5,:c: best helt.
cTs' "a q &c: medium 70 good. 595,.c: COM
mon to :air. ia INC. best cows. so iise ,nn-
dlum 10 GOOD AZ n Sc; common 10 fair. AN
",=c; best oxen. ;i:I6c.: medium TO good.
~ q 5iic bulls. tuSi.c. Fresh cows. <S0lp
oooo per head Calves. extra. Ti.dsc.; fair
TO medium. 5I6i2c.; best hogs .IiTi,c.; light
hoss and pigs. 6is &c; sows and sings. u; 10
o'tc.: best sheep ti.a5i:c.: common to fair.
ia ic.: best lambs, Gi507c.: common to fair,
~ a !=c spring lambs. Si0660 per head
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5sis J57c. standard
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New York. May l5.-Money on call
stendy. 2 sage rs. Time loans
weaker: sixty days. 3Q3 Ia per cent;
six months. 8 12. Prime mercantile
paper. to 1-2 per cent. Sterling
exchange steady. s4.S425 for SIXTY day
bills; s4s6S0 for demand. Commercial
hills S4S3 L.
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MARINE INTELLIorScE

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY Is. ,,,.
ARRIVED
steamer Aurora. Furman. P.,ersbp-r
ss H'es F'IseF landings. merchandise and n,.-
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RICHMOND GRAIN ,1,RKrr

Richmond. Va. May Is 1917
, WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE
MlIEAT-Car lots.
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)UNTRY-CURED BACON

Hams. we'll smoked. small. lb....Eot wanted
Hams wei! smoked large. lb...Not wanted
Sides. well smoked lb............Not wanted
Shoulders. well smoked. Il,.....Not wanted
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dsH gram closed. Whcat-Eo -cI
Sl,lG1. y li7t. No hurd. sIi6s;sfils corn
80 D. "'.a'S'ac' No. yellow. i Q7sisc.
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Total solos f,r''4,,S IUr DAY, 6S5,oH shares.
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Der at al ports-Nct
oales; exportto Grent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
RETAIL MERCHANTS
CALLED TO MEET
MONDAY EVENING
Objects and Beefits of New
Mexico Retailers Associa-
ton Will Be Explained by
Organizer.

A meetiaR OF Albuquerque Retail
Merchants haH been called Tor Mon
day evening February 18th. 1912, at 3
o'clock in the Commercial club build
ing, to hear the objects and benefits
OF the New Mexico Retailers asso.
citation, explained by W. r Hammond,
the official field secretary az the Ma
tlonal Association Of Retail Merchants
OF the United States.
Mr.. Hammond has perfected seven
local associations In this state. The
larger towns IN this state having per-
fected locals up to date are as follows
Tueumoari, with 80 charter mem.
bers.
Clovis, with .35 charter members.
POrtales. with a chatter members
AlamogoTdO, with 20 charter mem
bers
Las Cruces. with 2s charter mem
beTs.
Silver city. with GO charter mem
bers.
w. M Adalr of Las Cruces and W.
s. Cox of silver City. are members
OF the state association board OF di-
reotors, aud ave others are yet TO be
appointed Mr,aT. A. Muirhead OF Tu-
cumcari is acting president OF the
state association, with Alfred j Rus.
sell a. state manager and G. y. Crof.
/ ford as state secretary The national
officers are T. p. Sullivan president. OF
Chicago. Ills, and inO A. Green, sec
rotary, OF Cleveland. Ohio Three field
secretaries are organizing IN this state
at present The association has near.
Ily 100000 members. embracing 30
I states, New Mexico making 81.
! This organization is represented TO
be- strictly a retail merchants asso-
citation national In It's scope, purely
co-Oporafiye, and Ia no sense com.
binatIou but IL 10 fight trade abuses.
20 harmonize trade relations, 10 fight
against discriminatory freight rates.
| through the state corporation COM
mission and the Interstate commerce
] comm sion, 10 aiect remedial logis-
lation .n congress and the state leg
islatures as state and national
bodies 70 educate each other by
exchanFo of ideas In local, state ana
national meetings.
A complete system OF ratings ana
collections Is maintained, for the pro
lection .i retallers, and the exchange
of bu.is ms of Information of pri'
waite gnl public concern between ma
tional ate and local secretaries.
week. and monthly, IL practically IN
valuai'.
The Election against unworthy ad-
ver,isi aud donation solicitors -
a yep doemlng feature of the work.
The r1 Quail association will meet m
Oklah.Ha CITY. Okla, The latter part
of Al aud the national secretary,
Mr. Groom. promises a good attend
ance GOD NATIONAL officers az the New
MoXico ate association meeting, 1t
the sfa meeting can be- held directly
follow The national convention.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
NOTICE.

10 Whom This May Concern;
hereby tender my resignation as
president and manager OF the city
50 avonger company and assign my In
tcreat In said company to jay A..
Hubbs TO be sold or disposed OF, or
handled In any manner that may be
considered the most advantageous By
said Hubbs.
HOWARD WIEDINGER.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
Spot" MOOREDEAN
OF THEATRICALS
IN ALBUQUERQUE
Has Been in the Game Here
for twenty-five Years and
Enjoys Wide Acquaintance
With Players.

The Moving Picture World" for
this week contains a splendid photo
graph OF W. H. spot" Moore. motion
picture operator for the New Crystal
theater in Albuquerque A write-up
along with the picture tells spots"
h,atory from 1880 TO date. showing
that he Is the dean OF theatrical az
fairs In Albuquerque Almost con-
tinu0usly for % years. Spot" has
been IN the playhouse game In Albu-
querque. lie has worked as stage car
penter. electrician and operator In al.
most every theater In town and was
at one time In business for himself,
conducting the Colombo Since 1880
Spot" has been connected with the
following theaters: the Grant Neher,
Elks', Colombo, Orchestrian Han, Ca.
sine, Old Crystal. New CrystEl, Gem.
Pastlme. Mr.. Moore Is now doing
motion picture work exclusively ana
Is known from coast to coast as one
OF the most expert men in that bust
ness lie enjoys a wide acquaintance
with theatrical people all over the
country, all OF whom know him by the
familiar name Of spot"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

See window display az the Art shop,
$40 West Central. A beautiful show
ing of new embroidery designs and
beautiful effects IN the new punched
work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Ives. Florist. rhons Tag.


ives, Florist Fhone Tag.
Bebber Co, oBacIanA. Phone 400.
u. c. Paget Is IN Albuquerque to-
day from Calagnry. Canada.
Miss Louise Hopper viii spend sun
day In Belen.
J. l.. Lawson. prominent citizen Of
AlamOgordO. was In Albuquerque yes
to-day attending 10 business affairs.
DIR. w. d. Radcliffe, santa fe ply
stefan ana surgeon at Belen, = 3. Wis
tor here today.
Howell Jones. land commissioner
for the Santa Re, - In Albuquerque
today.
Brian Boru Dunn, a well known
newspaper writer ana author, Is "a
visitor IN the city today from Santa
Fe
Duncan McGilllvray. n well known
rancher OF Crown Point ". NJ, Is in
Albuquerque on business today. Mr..
MoGilliyray Is a member OF the legis-
lative assembly. elected from McKin-
ley county.
George r. Nicholson, vice president
~ the santa Pc railroad, accompanied
by a party OF officials. win arrive In
Albuquerque tomorrow evening on
Santa Re train No. /, passing through
here on their way to san Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs John 8. Phillips OF
New York city, were guests az the
Alvarado hotel last night and today
on their way 20 the Pacific coast. ar.
philips is editor of the American
Magazine and secretary of the Crow
oll Publishing company
The forty hours devotion g. being
/ observed today and tomorrow IN the
chapel at 81 Vincent's academy. The
services incident 10 the devotion be.
gan al o'clock this morning and Will
Icultnlnate with benediction az
O'Clock sunday evening. Members OF
local Catholic parishes have been in
vited TO assist IN tho devotion.
Because Of unusual conditions ex-
isting IN the butter and egg market
/ Ia the east. this class OF produce ID
pe.ng rushed from san Francisco "a
| Chicago and New York In special eN-
press refrigerator cars Santa 10
trains and I each carried two cars
OF butter and eggs last night and sew
/ oral cars passed through on previous
a. 81. As "a general rule butter and
egg shipments travel by red ball re-
/ frigerator freight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
OLD-TIME REMEDY
DARKENS HAIR
Gives Color, Lustre to Faded
and Gray Hair-Dandruff
Quickly Removed.

From time immomorial, sage and
sulphur have been used FOR the hair
ard scalp. Almost everyone knows
OF the value Of such combination for
darkening the hair for curing dan
druff and falling hair, and for making
the hair grow.
Ia olden times the only way 10 get
n hair tonic 81 this sort was 10 brew Il
in the home fireplace, a method
which was troublesome and not al
ways satisfactory Nowadays. almost
every up-to-datc druggist can supply
his patrons with n ready-to-use pro-
duct. skiIlfully compounded IN per-
fcctly equipped laboratories. The
Wyoth Chemical company OF New
York put up an ideal remedy OF this
sort. called Wyeth's sage and sulphur
Hair Remedy. and authorize druggists
to sell II under guarantee that the
money win De refunded n Il fails "a
do exactly ms represented.
II you have dandruf. or II your
hair IL turning gray or coming out
don't delay. and see what a few days
treatment win do for you.
This preparation II offered TO the
public az fifty cents a bottle, and d
recommended and sold ny druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

Bryant's Messengers, Phone 5Oi-sOs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
TO SUCCEED
DR.. TOLBERT WILL
Be ELECTED
Members of Congregational
Church to Take Action on
Report of Supply Committee
Sunday Afternoon.

a successor TO DR.. II. BTolbert, pas
tor OF the Congregational church, who
recently resigned to accept a cali to a
New York church, will be named az
a short meeting OF the members OF
the church to be held after the vesper
service SUNDAY afternoon The cen.
gregation VIII take such action as may
be Thought best relating TO the report
OF the committee ou the supply OF a
pRstor Dr. Tolhert will leave tor the
east In March.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

New embroidery designs and olab-
crate examples Of the new punched
work. See window display az the Art
shop, $40 West Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
NEW STREET HATS
UNUSUALLY PRETTY.
Advance Showing of 1912
Spring Millinery Models at
Mrs. Ballew's is Attracting
Much Attention.

The advance 1919 spring models in
street and walking hats have been re-
coived az the popular Baliow millin-
cry on South Fourth street, and Al
buquerque women who are Interested
IN knowing what's what" in head
wear this season viii do well 10 In
srect them. Tho new shape are OK
ceedingly attractive this season, be-
ms so varied IN design as 20 Oe adapt
cd Co every taste Mrs Ballew has
invited the ladies' Of Albuquerque 10
inspect this advance line. and many
are taking advantage OF the opportun-
ity.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
THE LOVES or GEORGE WASH
INGTCN.

Rene Bache tells Of the romancoa
Of the father OF the country In his
article In the big weekend W Paso
Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

Tho newest IN fine needle-work-
Rhoados embroidery or punched
work soe window display al the Art
shop.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
ARE YOU SATISFIED
WITH YOUR
APPEARANCE
The MAJ Who Looks PrOsperi-
ty, Generally Has It,

This remark was made by rail-
road official tho other day while look
ing over our city, and We believe that
II contains a whole lot OF truth, and
In order TO convince you OF this fact
the washhurn Company suggests that
YOU don a new stein Bloch nobby suit
FOR spring and see how much better
you feel.
We have Just received our new line
Of stetson low cut shoes which are
fit for kings 20 wear.
Get the habit--dTess up--and for
get your troubles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17
ITRE RISE or
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN

Or, Madison G. Peters contributes
another interesting article on his SER
les OF notable men. Red the big week
end Issue OF the IN PasO Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

/, LADIES' Have you seen the new
punched work embroiredy Beauti-
ful examples OF IL In the window OF
the Art shop at 3i6 West Central.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

ladies, The window display al the
Art shop viii delight you New om-
broldery designs ana beautiful ex-
amples of the new punched work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-17

The Fratornsl brotherhood will
hold "a social dance next Monday
evening q goes without saying that
they are we'll known as entertainers
ana everyone who attends will have
IA good time. Don't forget the date,
Monday evening the tsth. at odd
FellowR nan The public Is cordially
invited. Gentlemen soc. ladies free.
Refreshments served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-19
LIVE e. .s:s. TIPS

Tonight's the night for another
Permo stag. No, Clarice, they are
NOT going to have a "story teller"
We do not wish to discourage, but
after the exhibition on Saturday
nightNit is safe to advise that Bay
onne bunch to build up another rep
utation against kindergarten teams.
And somebody says they won 'twen-
ty-two out of twenty-five games
Played" Phewt What a whopper.
Il y y
No one going to take up joe
Biliot-Joe's def concerning the re-
cent Amboy Observation-Disclosures
gamer Lest We forget, be 1t known
that Joe will post a mountain like
roll In the belief that 'shis pets
the Riyersides-can defeat any
Perth Amboy quintet regardless of
whom composed.
In addition to a number of other
equally important ideas, I see that
Roosevelt favors the league move
ment. Be careful, sirrah, or saT. r."
may rob you of all glory. He may
want 20 be president.
= y
There pears to be more money in
the blackfaee role than in the base
ball comedy. The Marions Cleaned
up" about $250 on their recent min
strel show. HTis more than a base
bah nine makes In an entire sum-
mer.
The next song, ladies and gentle
men, introducing that great comedi-.
an, Ruins Alien, is entitled: 81 want
to he a minstrAI man,