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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

run today. hnl e has solidifed the
feeling that The country ID bare OF
supplies. Chicago expected $4,000
head today. but got only three~ fourths
of thar number. Naturally buyers
are uneasy, and II was not difficult TO
coax them into paying strong TO IL
higher prices for cattle today II Is
fortunate that the supply was Hight to-
day, as buyers are complaining OF tho
meat outlet, and were prepared 10 adj
minister q severe slap ON the wrist
today had plentiful receipts arrived.
Top steers sold &c sS.i5 today, against
$500 paid last Tuesday. other steers
al $500, and bulk al $3.50 and up
wards quarantine steers az 1915 10
$500. cows up 20 $625, heifers 800,
stockers az $500 10 $685., feeders
$3.50 10 $3.50.
The markets have begun 70 show a
shortage IN hog receipts, all Of them
falling OF heavily IN March. as COM
pared with same month last year. The
big bulge In prices during the month
u the direct result, aud the market
Us stlll going up There Was only one
setback last week. and new records
were set today on al kinds. Tops
sold az IS %. and bulk OF sales ranged
from $3.50 20 $685.. While the adj
vance of 1875 20 Si40 made during
March Is not expected 20 be dupil
Gated In April. yet further gains are
expected above the present high
range.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

Best livery service. Trlmble.
Phone 3.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

Clays bond was set at 1000. which
he readily gave He says he looks
upon the Indictment as q Joke, and
says he will have no trouble In Prov
ing his innocence.
J. G. Young of Wichita, Kas. Is
here In the Interests Of his vast hold
ings of land in the Pecos valley. lie
has bought much land here without
seeing II as he has faITn IN ali the
lands of the PecOs valley country. Mr.
and Mrs Hall OF Hudson. kas.. are
here looking after some OF the land
they purchased some time ago. Mr.
Hudson Is a large hardware dealer az
Hudson. tie had the misfortune TO
lose his business by IRE some months
ago and is looking NJ "a new location.
The ladies' on their FIRST vote at
Monument Tuesday last. got double
crossed by the designing politicians.
they claim. They have made afildayits
TO show that they voted In the school
election, and had their votes gone az
they should they would have changed
&c face Of the election % have two
other diAeront members on the board.
hh AN""@ Af'Hf Ai"Hi fF"H' "H'+" "fN
making vast improvements on the
Delaware river about 80 miles south
of this place ere are 20 men at
work building houses, barna, dams and
laterels One elegant residence OF 10
rooms Is being constructed for the
owners. Over $500 acres OF fine land
q being gotten ready for planting 20
fruit alfalfa and other paying crops.
Most OF the w0rkmen are from Carls.
bad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

NonopY sPArEp.
kidney Troubles Attack Albuquerque
Men and Women, old and Xoung

Kidney MS seize young and old.
Come quickly with little warning
Children suffer IN their early
years
Can't control the kidney seore-
tions.
Girls are languid. nervous. suffer
pain.
Women worry, can't do daily work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
The cure for man, woman or child
is TO cure the cause.-the kidneys
Doan's Kidney pills are for sick
Kidneys
Have brought relief to Albuquerque
people.
Albuquerque testimony proves a.
Mrs. c. Fournelle. 40S s. Broad
way, Albuquodque, n. NJ, says: II
can vouch for Doan's Kidney Pills
as heartily now ms when I publicly
recommended them over two years
ago. Since then have advised other
persons 10 try them and / know from
reports that they have acted satisfac-
torily. In January 1907. / said In a
public statoment that the contents OF
three boxes had cured me OF pain in
the back that had chung 10 me FOR a
long time. ! can now add that ] have
no recurrence OF my old trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--
and take no other. 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
RECEIPTS LAST WEEK
REACH $1,000 HEAD



Kansas city Stock Yards, April 3.
More seasonable weather last week
permitted shippers To- land more cat.
"a on the market than they have been
able 10 do for some weeks past, but
al that there was not enough came
in 10 put even dent In the market.
Receipts here amounted 90 $1,000
head for the week. which was an tn
crease OF 5000 over the previous
week. but Il was 5000 head less than
same week last year. March closed
with a shortage OF 10000 cattle here.
from last year, and the market has
received a substantial upift during
the month. Middle class steers and
butcher grades have taken on most 81
the gain, the beat steers standng
about like a month ago Quarantine
steers look half a dollar higher than
The frst OF March The supply today
q only 5000 head here, including no
mada OF quarantines Weather expla-
nations DO not answer Tor the slim
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
EsTANCIA VALLEY MEN
GETTING ROAD READY
FOR AUTO EXCURSION

That the people OF the Estancla
country are losing no time IN getting
the roads In good shape for the pro-
posed automobile good roads and
trade excursion from Albuquerque 20
Roswell h shown by the following
from the Estancia News"
~. g. Woods has found some men
a. vurk on thc ruFls. Hld N busy With
the auto highway between hare aud
Lucia. The route selected FOR this
highway runs directly east from Es-
tancia six miles, thence east following
the old trail across the Old John More
ris ranch TO a point eight miles direct
~ north OF Lucia and straight south
to Lucia. From Lucia the route lies
over the mesa 90 Dunmoor. thence Via
Encino 10 Vaughn, connecting with
tho Roswell auto road az the latter
place.
Mr.. Woods says that this q n fine
road an the way, ntedlng but little
work 20 make Il "a splendid auto road,
Also the road from here % Stanley
needs scarcely any work. and thence
20 santa Re "a very little work viii
make a splendid road"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
COUNTY
SHEEP OUTLOOK
ENCOURAGING
Big Livestock Company Elects
Officers; No Trace of Bold
Burglars Who Looted Didier
Store.

Especial Correspondence "a the Herald
Belen, n. NJ. April G.--From all
present indications the sheep busi-
ness IN this vicinity will be a most
prosperous industry during the COM
ing season. The early rains and
moisture have done much toward
placing the grazing grounds In first
class condition. and this IN counted
upon 10 do much toward getting and
keeping the animals In good eondi-
tlon.
The annual meeting OF the Pedernal
Livestock and Land Company. Inc.
"A concern which Is dealing In sheep,
was held az the principal office OF
the company la nelcn on Thursday
evening An OF the stock was repre-
scented either In person or By proxy.
Reports for the past six months, dur
ing which the company has been or
ganized, were very encouraging, and
the prospects for the coming season
are very bright
The stockholders elected board
OF directors to serve Tor the ensuing
year which Is composed OF -. C.. New
ell. r.. Il. Brown, Claude n. Wilson.
The newly elected board OF direct
ors held a meeting following the
business meeting of the stockholders,
az which Officers were elected for the
year from their number as follows:
President, claude n. Wilson.
Vice president. IL. T.. Ware.
Secretary treasurcr. II. V. Mnther.
superintendent and general man
ager, II. h. Brown.
AS yet no light has been thrown
on the robbery OF the store of 4.
Didier which occurred some time
Tuesday night The burglars sue
ceeded Ia getting away with seven or
eight suits OF clothing. a quantity OF
neckwear and underW ear, some leath-
or goods and considerable jewelry.
Officers both here and In Albuquerque
have been working on the case ever
since II occurred. but as yet no sue
cess has been reported. The goods
have been carefully described and
every effort Is being made 10 recover
them and bring the cuiprits TO pun
ishmont. and Il Is possible that sue
cess may be met with even at this
late date.
1t Is thought that the cold weather
Of a few days past has done some
slight damage TO the earliest of the
fruit Ia this section of the valley.
However, the peculiar condition of
the weather will probably DO much
for the later crops. none OF which
have suffered In the least as yet
The annual Easter dance will be
given Ia Commercial hail on Tuesday
evening OF next week. This always
proves 60 be ono OF the most popular
OF the seasons dancen and this year
Il promises TO outshine all others
The music for the evening will be
furnished by Cayanaugh's orchestra
OF Albuquerque,
Business on the Belon cutoff OF the
Santa Re seems to be picking up once
more. For about three weeks Il has
been rather poor. but with the COM
meneement Of tho fruit shipments Il
Is thought that Il viii continue "a
hold up unui early summer at least.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
.RR CURES
BLOOD POISON

Contagious Blood
% come
s. should DO taken Tor the
powerful dangTous tribe with i allowed TO run On
the she-
makes complete physical wreck Of the sufferer The disease caa
ens progress can be stopped the poison removed Sna Hsn
eansos the circulation and makes complete ana H Sg
uaIy the symptoms dsepPeer the health improved the ssp No.
circulation no trace OF the disease left s. q purely
hes proven for than forty Home treatment
book aud medical advice free 20 ali who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA Ga
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
CLAY McGONIGAL
ALLEGED ACCOMPLISH
IN BANK ROBBERY

Especial Correspondence % ficrulu.l
Carlsbad n. NJ, April I'D. W.
Craig and III N. Ogg, two young men
from Detroit, Mich, have been resting
up here for a few days and having
their car oyerhauled. They are from
"a Paso on their return "a Detroit via
81 Louis
Clay McGonigal. champion roper OF
the world, has been indicted by the
grand Jury OF Gaines county, Texas.
as having something 90 DO with the
bank robbery that occurred al Semi
mole some months ago Ia which q
lone robbcr looted the bank OF $4,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08

Friends IN Albuquerque have receiv-
cd news OF the birth OF n son 10 Mr..
aud Mrs. Ischfeld OF Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. ischfeld was before her marriage
Miss Vinta Hall, a former Albuquerque
girl. the daughter Of Mr.. GEd Mrs. II.
r. Hall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-08
NEW NEowwEAR.

The new two In ONE" tabular four
"a ties are in--twO for the price OF
oue--5O cents each. -. l.. Washburn
90.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
.L|GHTF00T ON
EASTERN TRIP
Attorney General Will In
vestigate Telegraph and
Telephone Operations
Special to Daily New.

Special TO Daily New.
Austin. Tex. March I ATTORNEY
General Lightfoot and Assistant A..
torncy General Iohn W. Brady will
leave tonight for the east for the prr-
post Of giving personal investigation
10 the methods of telegraph and tele.
phone lines In connection with their
operations in Texas
As to the purpose Of the proposed
investigation General LiphtGoot is
non-committal, blt II is generally un-
derstood that he wants to investi.
gate persistent rumors as TO the vio-
lations Of the Texas antitrust law.
and act in accordance with his find
inrs lie will stop in 81 Louis 10
look into the report that both the
Standard OH Co. and the Waters.
Pierce oil Co are still doing business
In Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
CHILDREN TELL
STRIKE STORIES
Relate Incidents of Brutal
Treatment Before House
Committee

hy Associated Press
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March -
Girls and BOYS of fourteen and NJ.
teen wears of age. children OF str.k-
ing mill workers at Lawrence. Mass.
testified today before the House
Rules Committee. which is consider
Ing a resolution to inyestlgate con-
ditions, following attempts TO send
the children from the strike-riddea
country.
The children told of working lon.
hours for low wages who had paid
the American Woolen Company five
cents a week for drinking water.
which they described as canal
water
some OF them told OF seeing won.
en- beaten by police, of children bein..
knocked down and hurtled into war.
ons like bundles OF RAGS" a we,s
asc Saturday.
Cammella TaoH told how her scalr
was torn off hv the machinery in on
OF the mills Tie company raid he,
n"spurl bill for seven months. sh,
said. Others OF the children ais,
testified.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
TIDE COMPLETELY
TURNS N CI,HnuAHUA
By associated Press.

ny associated Press
ri raso. Tex. March i-An et-
ira edition Of the Herald tonight
prints from its correspondent at Chi.
huahua the following in part:
The tide has completely turned.
II became known today that there is
almost unanimous sentiment against
Nadero throughout the State of Chi
huahua. and that the opposition is
using chihuahua as a focus where
the movement against the president
and government is to crystalize.
The wealthiest business and work
ing men of the country have openly
declared against Madero. They will
Join Orozco in large numbers and
march through TO Mexico City. \
million dollars have been subscribed
by bankers. business men and ranch
men TO unseat Madero.
One hundred and fifty Americans
from the American lumber town of
MADEIRA. Mexico. reached Pearson,
Mexico, this afternoon. An attempt
will be made tomorrow 10 make up q
train on the Mexico Northwestern and
bring them to vi Paso
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05

Washington. o. g. March & The
twelfth annual meeting Of the Maj
ioral Civic Federation. which is 10
meet in this city tomorrow for q
three days session has selected in.
dustrial peace and progress a. the
general subject for consideration
Many men nationally and interna-
tionally prominent 10 public life and
In the industrial world will partici-
pate. Cardinal Gibbons will preside
and President Taft will make the
opening address Among the noted
men scheduled as speakers Secrc-
tary Of Commerce and Labor Nagel
Senator George sutherland, OF Utah.
President samuel Gompers W the
American Federation of Labor. Judge
Martin Knapp Of the Commerce
Court. Secretary Of the Treasury
MacNearh. Representative Lloyd ot
Missouri and nr Charles 7. Neill,
United States Commissioner Of Labor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
CRUCIAL. DAY IN
STRIKE EXPECTED

By Associated Press
Lawrence. Mass Mavh IT, "a.
ether crucial day In the textile worl.
ers strike is looked for tomorrow.
The strikers are prepared To- IN.
crease the hundreds Of pickets who
did duty today, but mill agents ic.
clare that many operatives. who r..
maincd away from the factories this
morning through fear Of violence
viii report for duty tomorrow 10 re.
reire advanced pay.
The entire police force will Doe OIL
duty while the militia will bc sta.
toned in the mill zone. ready 90 res-
Noud 10 calls of anv parties.
Many declared TODAY that the NUM-
''r oi operatives working. aside from
'hc thousand or more members ol 10,
Central Labor Union. ala uot ey.e,.
Tie number ent"riul 'a~ week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
OROZCO LEADS
REBEL TROOPS
Supposed Faithful General
Reported to Have Turn. :,
ed Traitor
MARCHES AGAINST VILLA
RIG RATTLE At HUAHuA EN.
PECTED IN NEAR FUTURE
WITH INSURiiECTOS
CLOSING IN.
Special to Daily News.

Special to Daily News
FL Paso, Tex. March i.-Thal
Pascual Orozco Is traitor u the
Mexican government was fully estab-
lished yesterday when he placed him
self at the head of the garrison at the
city of chihuahua, and marching
three miles west repulsed Colonel
Francisco villa, at the head Of more
than thousand loyal troops.
Villa retreatej TO Fresno, eight
miles, and was Joined by Governor
Abraham Gonzales, wEo escaped from
the city. business men and land own
ers of chihuahua nave subscribed a
vast amount Of money to unseat Ma
edro aud 0roZco declares he will
march on Mexico City this week
He asked Salazar rebels to enter
the city aud co operate ageinst Ma
dero. Genetal Emilio /. Campa, with
a thousand rebels from luarel a,
Gallego, thirty-three miles north OF
Chihuahua, is awaiting the arrival
OF General lnez Salazar and addition
al rebels. The entire body will en-
ter the state capital today.
Report from Columbus, \ NJ. to-
day tells of the arrival of four Amer
lean cowboys from the rarch of the
Palomas Land and Cattle Company
twenty miles south of the border. The
COW men in the ranchhousc fought
seventeen rebels all Saturday, Kill
ing seven. The cowboys escaped
saturday night. arriving in Columbus
early this morning. None was injured
~ r. Mccormick, ranch nanager
and Gale. a cowboy, are supposed Ia
have been killed later as they were
In the vicinity and not heard from
An American. sent to warn
them has not been heard from.
Detachmcnts Of United States
troops wore sent to Columbus, y. VI,
today at the request Of many citizens
there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
CALIFORNIA TAFT
FACTION ORGANIZES
n, N..ocialea Pes.


Sen Francisco. Cal. March g.
Two hundred supporters of Tai, ; r..
election 10 the presidency mot today
and oreani'ed as the Tai, RcDub,i.
cans Of California"
Willie the sterner supporters Vero
IN session. Republican women who
favored Taft, were Organizing ano,h-
or meeting markinr the first time r
lhe history of the state that women
are prepared 10 participate actively io
The presidential camnaier.
Col Charles Nifflur ulmm11l
. 'rothcr-in-law of former Vreeidsn.
Roosevelt md G.. T. johnson.
whose son, Governor Hiram Johnson
.oi california, who has been suggest.
ed as a running mat, for Roosevelt,
were conspicuous figuros 20, The pr.D.
,ipal conference Tho Governors
aiher was particularly .....a in his
'riticism of Roosevelt
Col Hammond was elected hair.
nan OF tho organization. Rorcr r
hoos Of San Francisco secretary
The women assembled Ie another
motel and completed ORGANIZATION n,
the Nomcn's State T1ft cub. elect
lnH Mrs. Abbie L Krcbs pre- Iden..
WIS. Relin'a 5. Dali, secretary. Mrs
h9hert =. ONnard treasurer Tho
orsanization will be- a central body.
with branches To De formed In each
assembly district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
FIGHT IN TEXAS
c. D. P. LIKELY
Lively Row May BE Preci-
pitated in State Com
mittee Meeting
LYON THINKS OTHERWISE
RELIEVES PROPOSED FNM I,sE.
MFNT or ROOSEVELT Will.
III CARRIED WITlUur
SERIOUS OPPOSITION.
Sr,ccial 20 naiiv News

Special 10 Daily News
Fort Worth, Tex. March An
interesting fight between the Roose-
welt and Taft factions in Texas Is
promised when the State Republican
committee meets in Fort Worth to-
Ilorrow, over the proposed endorse
ment of Roosevelt.
State Committeeman Cecil 4.
Lyon arrived here today and es;a. =
lished headquarters at the WestbrooS
Hotel. The announcement followed
that resolutions. endorsing Roosevelt
for third time, will be offered
Joseph b. Healing of indianapolis.
one Of the leaders OF the campaign
for Tafts denomination. arrived here
early today aad 7 F.. Macgregor Of
Houston. the Taft MANAGER in Texas,
viii arrive tomorrow.
Lyon declared that Taft supporters
did not have enough meml ers on the
committee to precipitate fight
Wher asked what could he the ohier;
of opposing leaders here. he replied
u am net my brothers keeper"
Healing" Col Lyons saws. has
been in Texas before lie wa here
four years ago trying to get dele.
cation for Fairbanks. II was an.
nounced before tho present visit. that
kealing was coming south in the In
terest Of Taft's candidacy. He has
been calling on Republicans over the
state and he has been telling then
that there is no such thing as Tat
AGAINST Lyon. And 60 Ear rs 7 sr
concerned ! am willing that the,
pitch the fight IN Texas on that
basis" "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
BRYAN At SPOKANE
SCORES REPUBLICANS
Nv Annotated rresa

nv Associated rresa
Spokane. Wash. March - We
can prove h. Roosevelt that Taft
ought not TO be nominated. and by
Taft that Roosevelt ought not to be
nominated. think both OF them are
right" said BRYAN In an address to-
day TO n mass meeting Of Democrats
BRYAN said that one reason why
the Democratic party Is on the way
10 success. is that II was pre-emptcd
fir wears the grounds llous which
the road TO prosperity must run
He said that the Republicans must
come after the Democrat or Keep
of that road.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
More Sugar Trials COMING

New York March 4-The case.
OF Washington b Thomas, prest-
dent of the American Sugar Refining
Company. other officers and direc-
tors of the company and Thoma
r. Harmed, Philadelphia LAWYER.
were called TOR trail today In the
Uniter States Circuit Court Tho
defendants are under indictment
charging them v0h violations Of tho
sherman antitrust law.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05

ny Associated Press
Sacra nento Cal. March Cow
ernor Johnson returned today from
the Eas' When questioned conccra-
ing menti N II his name as u vice
presidential nominee. ne smiliugly
salf that he could not discus, the
matter. hut remarked that hr vas
not candidate lie intimated. how
ever that II would prove an honor
which any man IN his position would
teel dutv-bould ID to accept
Governor Johnson declared that
be had no doubt that Roosevelt
wnrld win in the California p-imar.
lee lie said that even IN Tafts own
tate Of Chic sentiment oyervh helm.
nely favors Rouse, cit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
SUGAR BILL On
WINNING TRAIL
Agreement on Measure
Reached With Income
Tax Feature

N| 'ts tiaicd P.css
Noshinston, % & March The
NAYS and Means Comm iff.. .11,.
agreed to report fa,orab.y uu .ho
81 gar BILL peeth,r with the s>..~a
bill praVicinl far q tax on incomes
OF individuals and corporation, u
excess of scout bct annually
Chatham tnuervooi cape rs r1
n'"so 'hc slear ban 90 "a vote ..o af-
'cr past ct the week. AMI eNsres,.
confidence t1la, that the ..ogs.
WoI,' pass tlr excise waas.r. raN'
T ."s iay or "Wednesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
FOREIGNII;S To LEANI
VICINITY OF ClIIiiUAHJ \


Dy Associated Press
El Paso Tex. March General
Sala7lr said tonight that he would
begin nning passenger trains or the
Mexican Central between Juare2 and
Chihuahua in two days 10 take from
lDc dlsaucct,d district aE foreign.
ers vishinr to leave The track is
complete between the two cities. and
re'niorccweu,s are oynce,ci 70 icn
General Campo near chihuahua f'-
morrow.
big hattie at chihuahua Is c>.
pou2d In the near future Agents
Of Mldcro here assert that General
Bnnluct vii leave Mexico CITY ton
Chih"ahua tomorrow wit. twelve
hundred Federals and that rein
forcement will follow banquet was
one Of the generals OF Diaz. and has
recently been campaigning against
Zapata in the south.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05
PROVISIONS FOR
PARCELS POST
Incorporated With Postoffi
ce Bill by Moon of Ten
neSSee
By Associated Press

Nv Associated Press
Washington. u G., March l.-Th.
parcels post system was provided for
in the regular postoffice appropria.
tion bill, introduced by Representa-
tive Moon of Tennessee. The measure
would apply to foreign mail carrying
plan TO domestic mail matter. ana
would permit transportation of eley-
an pounds of merchandise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-05

Dallas. TeN.. March 4 ncleea-
ticns representing the SOC Odi Eel
lows lodges IN Texas assembled 20
Dallas TODAY for the opeuuc of 'hv
Grand Lodge meeting of the order
The session will last until Ncdnos'
day The Reh,kah Ass"unl., tht
woman's auxiliary. also Is in annual
session.