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P0SlAM CLEARS
|NflAMED /.
COMPLEx|ONS

At times when Il i, necessary to effect
a quick cleansing Of the skin, the re.
moval Of pimples and minor blemishcs
and the clearing Of the complexion Pos.
lam should be promptly used.
One or two overnight applications will
work wonders in driving away such
affections, rendering the skin normal
in appearance, for here Is utilized the
intensely active healing power by which
Poslam effects complete cures Of all
eczema, acne. BARRIERS itch, salt rheum,
etc, stopping all itching at once.
Whenever the skin ails, Poslam pre-
vents embarrassment. distress and SUI
POSLAM SOAP keeps the skin se.
cure against disease. improves It's color
and texture. soothes tender skin, makes
compile xions clear, hands soft. The bsst
shampoo for dandruff.
All druggists sell Poslam (price 30
cents) and Poslam Soap (pricc rs cents).
For free samples write to the Emer-
gency Laboratories, SO West 25th Street,
New York City.
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Continued from FIRST PAssJ

beer bother, will turn States evidence
~ soon 49, their attorneys can hnlsh
negotiations with the Distrfct-Attorney
Is a forexone conclusion. Wolf an.
nounced yesterday that he "wouldn't "a
to jail for anybody" Maas's counsel
Maurice Meyer. had q consultation with
the District-AttTney to-day and VIII
have another Friday.
Mas, who was indicted with Wolf and
Patroiinnn John J. shelly yesterday,
gave himself up to-day. The knowledge
of Mas as to the inner workings OF the
disorderiy house traffic In Manhattan In
all embracing. and several police officers
Will have reason to be fearful when he
begins to talk.
1t appears from sipp's testimony be.
fore the Board Of Aldermen that Mas
acted ~ the agent In transferring tho
Baltic Hotel from Sipp 10 the 'syndi.
cate" liaas 10 known 60 have acted ~
the agent In the transfer OF other
hotels. AL these transfe.s we're made
with the knowledge OF the police. In
the Harlem district, on the east side,
Capt Thomas w. Walsh WA In com.
mand Of the Mast One Hundred and
Twenty sixth street station during con-
siderable OF the period described by
Sipp.
Capt. walsh. who was taken III 1T his
desk In the station house Saturday. was
transferred to-day to the Grand avenue
station. Brooklyn. Capt. Samuel a. Mo-
Elroy was brought over from Grand
avenue 10 East One Hundred and TWen-
The evening world., 1912-12-24
FREDA HeMPeL ARRIVES.

Miss Hortense Drummond. a nineteen
year-old mezzo-soprano who has been
studying In Paris, almost missed the
Twentieth Century Limited to-day. But
she was on the train when 1t pulled out
and will reach her home at South Bend.
Ind. In time for Christmas dinner. 9th
err passengers ON the George washing
ION. which arrived to-day. were Baron
dc Meyer, the photographer; Mrs. j..
Pierpont Morgan and Freda Hempel, the
lyric soprano. who will open at the
Metropolitan in the Huguenots on FRI
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OF estate, making total t7.1lo. Net
value S2t.2iL
Bathsheba NJ. whyte. died March IL.
1900. Supplemental report makes net
value Sl.O92.
Catherine " Mclaughlin, a non-rcsl-
dent. died Oct. 20. 1910. Supplemental
report makes net value el,o5s.
Frank =. Perkins, died Aug. 20, 1912;
total estate s2,623. No deductions emu
merated.
LOUISA G. Male OF Richmond. Va,
died April 20, 1911. No tangible assets
In this State.
William II. HOLSTER. died Jan. .. 1872
estate valued ut s307,426 Net value
S,35. 253.
Hannah Hcrsh. died Aug. q. 1912: total
estate el3.8i0. Net value slO,59i.
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In attempting TO remove the rms
Bresslin placed his fingers In his nl9u, +,
so they would slip off FINK oeclaI.
he saw four rings go into the mute
oracular cavity, whereas only ure2
came out.
Scising the man. Fink yelled exclteuN'
arousing the ncighborhood and brlnsinE
Detective Carlson of the East Twch's
second street station Bresslin was tax
en- to the station house, where he pro
fessed TO be unfamiliar with any or tha
accredited systems Of sign language.
lie signihcl he was thlrty-onc years oil
age and lived at No. g. sumner avenue
Brooklyn
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MAYOR TO VETO
BAD FEATURE OF
MOVIE ORDINANCE
Continued from First Pase)

right of liberty, OF speech or Of the
press" The .Aayor's whole attitude Of
apparent opposition TO the ordinance. In
part or in whole, was based, he i'm
piled. upon the Constitution. to which
he frequently referred.
The Rev. Dr. Leonard, Abraham
Freedman. Rev. Charles II. Gilbert OF
the Social Service Commission Of the
Diocese Of New York; Rev. J. Lewis
Hartsock. Gilbert II. Montague OF the
womens Municipal League, william II.
Hlrsch. Y. NJ. c. A.; George Il. Bren-
nan. Rev. j. c. Day. superintendent OF
tho Labor Temple. and many other
representative citizens, all spoke I'M
uualincdly In advocacy OF the censorship
clause
Dr. Walter Jaidlaw. Secretary OF the
Federation of Churches, referred to the
cspabiiity Of the Board Of Education TO
handle the question as indlsputable.
Censorship" he said, has become
imperative and may prove, Mr.. Mayor,
one OF the most significant things in
your administration
lie advocates cooperation by the Board
Of Education with the National Board
Of Censorship.
I'VE urge this measure" said one pc
tition, IN behalf of the children, who
constitute fully 20 per cent. of the pa
irons of motion pictures, in order that
they may find pleasure la receiving
wholesome and uplifting pictures In
stead OF scenes in which the details OF
crime are given in such a way as to
tend. to corrupt the morals OF youth"
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SAYS WIFE MAKES
100000 EyESAT
THE BUTCHER BOY
BIT "rS. O'Dcal Lytol Y ,nts
Her Husband to Pay Her
Milk and Ice Bills.


Mr.. o'Deai Lytol's soo.goo eyes ar,
biames BY her husband. Charles. a
spems,r az ths arm 81 = n.., q ~
~ uorn.p ~ a.. - -,
,.n. :, a.. W. .u'e pr'no''
800 " .ns a'nefehees "hicn di'couF'
80 MN from living with his wife and
Two ANAL children. Not only did Mrs
Lytoi nirt with the delivery boy, but chs
also made eyes at the butcher bow. AZ.
cording 70 a complaint n,ed I'm ,hs On.
sr.m. c,ur. a, a. ..,,.. ...,,-s, =.
81. Iv,o, o.. ...,,.,,..
a..
Hsw' ~hsses uhat THESE aocusA'
uons eonsutute acts OF gross cruelty
ana che adds that her husband threw
cold water In her face ana that he struch
and plnchsd her on the oecssions vhsn.
che alleges. he eharrsd ss, I'm go
s,,ny a. .s..,,,-. ...,.-
motto, o.. .,,,..
Am.r, q, a.. s,"." " 'u."o'
S,.c,n..s a. 49,. ' .s". Sou'' yss'erdAy.
:. ~ x..is,. U' VINO % sain
- s,s eeu !" pay MS
hsrs.,, 80 a. ',,s" a.. "'"'n..nsnce VI
h., n.n.,. -,,. Naeheo 20
from H. h..hsS .,ms. 80" ~, rece'vsa
fased N ,iv. Nth 80 a, ~ ISL, u" -.
One hundred ana pyet%-th,ra 49,.
The iytoi. 90. s.ar,,.s =.
1. iSot.7 -. ss.s n'
-, Ssn ys~f AFTER. Mo.
S-" "sr husband accused her Of
-. 49, ne essans me years 1895. 1907
mo lsVs he ~censtently struck, pinohsd
Aad irritatsd" her because Of nj. ~.
ptcions. In 1905. previous TO the birth
q Marian Elizabeth Lytol. al. dss,are.
her husband sassrts6 ha vnu,A 49,.
her II tho baby were not = how r, iss1
she sws.r. \. as.s-.s 49,
~. 80 M sseI'so her IN MlwAu-
80 eu tor new fork. Whsn
os nv" shs wes coming he an
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PICTURE MAN FINED
$50 FOR ADMITTING
CHILDREN TO SHOW.

Justice Steinert IN the Court OF
Special Sessions. Manhattan. to-day
again scored the proprietors of moving
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We wish our reader a Merry
Christmas and would suggest that
he look for the mems suit advers
tisement Of Smith Gray 6 Co. on
Thursday. The reader can secure
a de luxe suit a large part of the
cost of which will be paid for
by the Advertising Department.
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rights Of the public and the moral side,
He emphasized the point that the
Mayor had the power to veto any sec
ton OF the ordinance.
Joseph M. Price Of the Recreation Ali.
ance said:
We are opposed to the censorship
amendment 20 the ordinance. We feel II
Is undesirable. We believe IT Is inopera-
tive. The money needed 10 carry on
such would be considerable and the
work entailed on the already active
Board Of Education might not be effec.
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SAYS 1900 NEW FILMS ARR
MADE EACH WEEK.

MAOE eAOh WEeN.
He called attention to the fact tina,
100 new films are made weekly. Each
of these would require a fifteen minute
review, making such work impossible
lie also opposed the Sunday clause In
the ordinance. These Sunday films, he
said. would have to be specially cen
sored Mr. Price urged the Mayor tc
veto the censorship amendment.
Alderman Cortlandt Nicoli submitted
memorial In which he set forth the
legal right of the Mayor to veto any
section or part Of the ordinance. Alder.
man Nicol said he would like TO sec
censorship tried. but he feared II might
not prove successful
Alderman Morrison marshalled . large
force Of speakers VINO spoke not In
favor OF the structural part of the ordin-
ance but of the censorship clause which
they said waA essential 20 me presesva-
ton Of public morals.
ARE We MOVING BACKWARD
Aeke oAvNoR.
Are We going back To the time OF
our forefathers who got rid Of censor
ship In favor Of a free speech and a
free pressT" asked the Mayor. THAT u
what want to know"
Mr.. Lyons, . lawyer, said 1t was OF
great Importance that that censorship
be enforced. Eugene Philbn read a
letter from Cardinal Farley urging thai
styict censorship be established In the
interests OF the morals OF the young who
are the greatest patrons 81 moving
picture places.
Tho Rev. William NJ. Carr OF tho
Prospect avenue Methodist Episcopa
Church, the Bronx, and William J. Nor
rison, President Of the Brooklyn Teach.
ers Association also spoke'in favor OF
censorship. Mr.. Morrison exhibited
two revolvers, a pair OF steel handouts,
a dagger and a knife, all OF which had
been taken from youngsters after they
had visited moving picture shows.
do you connect these with moving
picture shows?" interrupted the Mayor.
why, the boys used to have pistols,
knives and tomahawks when / was a
boy and there were no moving pictures
then" Mr.. Morrison contended that
boys were Influenced by a certain class
OF moving pictures.
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WALL STREET.
. The Closing Quotations.

The following were the highest. lowest and last
prices 81 stDcks for to-day and the net changes ~
,onssassd with yesterdays closing quotations
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GAYNoR SPEAKS IN APPROVAL
OF The ORDINANCE.

In opening the hearing Mayor Gaynor
spoke in general terms announcing his
approval Of the purpose OF the ordinance.
This ordinance" he said, was
drawn by a commission appointed by
the Mayor and that this ordinance
meets with my approval It is not neces-
sary TO state now.
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There II only one point in the
ordinance passed by the Board Of
Aldermen which may be Of doubt-
full legality and that 10 In placing
the censorship In the Board Of
Education or any other body OF
man or women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
PRETTY POLLY PUTS
ON PLEASING SHOW
At THE ELKS'
Popular Stage Story of the
Circus Plays to Capacity
Audience in Albuquerque
Last Night.

polly Of the Circus" with Miss
Elsie 81. Leon In the leading rolo
played to an audience which filled
the Elks' theater last night and
pleased the audience all the way
through. The star II dainty. agile
ingenious and splendidly adapted for
"A part which she plays most artistic
ally. and while some OF her support
Ii not as strong as II might be, the
strong story IL we'll told and the
moral well pointed. The pathOs and
the humOr both went home to the
audience last night which was dem
onstratiVe OF Its thorough apprecla-
tlOn all through the play.
The ST. Leon family are accom-
plished equestriennGs and ncrObats
and the always popular circus ring
scene made big hit. The company
is a good one and IL doing effective
work In maintaining the perennial
popularity OF one Of the most popular
plays In America.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
COLLEGE BOYS 4
HARD PRACTICE
For. GAME
Hamilton, Recent Varsity Star
Will Not Play Against Old
Team Mates Here Next Sat-
urday.
Especial CosresposSsses 20 ,Es rIsraiA,

tSpeetaI COFTespondenee - the usFaIa1
state College, y. NJ, Nov. 1.-THE
football squad Of tho New Mexico
state college had lts Arst warming up
yesterday since the game with tho
University ~ Arizona. Coach Baden
och If getting the men In shape phys
irnlly and perfecting plays In antlcipa-
tinn ~ a hard fought game next Sat
urdny afternoon when the team meets
the varsity Tho college boys expect
a. win. This II the state Of mind they
90 into every game. n they loose,
why--th hest team won. SO on next
saturday thcy plan 20 drive one more
nail In tho Southwestern champion.
ship They fully realize from oxper-
i"ncc that Coach Hutchinson has the
habit OF turning out fast and n
snappy nghting machine.
The college viii be- short Hamilton
At end In this game. Hamilton was
- star on the varsity last year and
early Ia the season requested tho priv
lIoRc Of remaining from this game As
he did not wish 10 play against his re-
cent team mates. Coach Dadenoch
appreciated the fine sportsmAnBhip OF
tho request, and yielded gladly. al
though II would cripple the team
greatly. Iiamllton's undcrntudy play
ed last saturday against Arizona and
the position will bc pretty well fllled.
The people OF Albuquerque may we'll
look forward TO next saturday for a
good game There viii be thrills from
! one end to another. The college boys
viii probably arrive In Albuquerque
saturday morning
The Angles have "A strong team this
year ana have won every game they
have played 20 far during the season.
| including the one with tho University
OF Arizona last saturday. which they
won by u score 81 81 To Z. This
brings the footb"ll cham piOnship OF
| Arizona, New Mexico and weSt Texas
to New Mexico for 1919, and the re-
J Hulta Of the games between the Aggies
| and the University Of New Mexico.
| and the AgRles and Military Institute
on Thanksgiving day viii decide the
| winner of tho whole peries and the
champion team OF this part OF tho
southwest. The New Mexico Eniver-
sity and the Military Institute are
| strnlninR every nerve to get In shape
| to beat the Angles. The Institute haA
| won straight string Of victories this
l,yeHr, including one over the university
and great game In expected at Las
! Cruces on THANKSGIVING day for the
| final decisive game.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
new ENGINEERING
BUILDING STARTS
m DECEMBER
Structure at College win Be
Three Story Brick in Span.
iSh Renaissance style; to
Cost $4,000. -.,-

iRDe1laa oasvuspsn ne q tAe naralaI
STATE Collage, Nov. lsg--The u0ns
strnetion 81 q neW enginSeFtnR baIld-
Ing for tho New Mexico Colles6 Of
Agriculture ana Meehaple AFts win
begln al0Etly after peeaEnaes 4. BIDS
are n9W bslng advertised and will
BE opened hy The hoard VI feesnts on
the 9end Of Noyelnhsg. Tke raw
bailAinB. which has bash lDag nseded,
Willabe 4 throe-nloFy brick STRUCTURE
With NBat plaster finish. towsE, hane-
lltA4 una After the 1pAhlah pefisle-
ecs nlSiR " efohlleelnre, which a
w 41ffA pl.n aaepis4 ior AZ ~! re
lsti hd. MIA ~ ahoat thirty thons
neaa anllnIse Ths oAnlneolsn8 eEnap
ahtn ctint "a vii eQQH|tt ~ TIE
central hniI3lne ~ khtt4 Ntofital
whith MIIf t6nlain thb niaia cle1ss
rooms snd cstlosa, ana i've Oae-story
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

t"AHto WaIla Until IVIvO q. "a t0y
arrival u y. p. = 8. W, train Ttos ~
Dats one way. eto. Il0Nna tEins %.
zoe ~. be6gAea carried er0si e4pfas
baRgages ee.Se ger ice lba. nag8a9s
~ 10 a.Soe Ira carried.
Connscalonu MADE e vaaghn with
hil ~ y. a q. w. ana santa " t5aihA
0noweH Aa1D O., Ieno Ofne1A
oaEllmetoe nsoas ven1lhs A1niA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
Varsity and Aggies Battle for a. f,aa.,
Supremacy Here Saturday Afsnsssl
Exciting Game Of Football Ex-
pected to Happen on Hope
we'll Field, When Two
Elevens Get Together;
Farmers Have Strong Ag:
gregation, as Was Proven
BY Their Defeat Of Ariz.
ona.

Football clcvens from the Uniyor-
sity ~ Sew Mexico aud the New
Mexico Agricultural College are
scheduled ~ meet on Ilopewcll Field
Saturday afternoon In which Is con
ndrnuy expected % Dc one 81 the
most exciting gaines to be- played on
the local grldifon this season. Tho
AgEIrH ur" coming 10 Albuquerque
"lut"d over their victory against the
University Of Arizona last Saturday.
Tho Htrsity, however. II not one
whit damaged hcCnusc uf the work
nnnliFr manner IN which the Farm
CrE did over the Tucson bunch, and
viii dig into the Outnt from Mcsilla
In hammer. and-tongs style. while
h. rs generally conceded that the
Fnfurts have the hest football clcv-
cn IN N" state. with the possible eX.
Ccpiiuu Of the Sew Mexico Military
institute. there are many reasons
why the T.. n. ~ should put up a.
strong game against them here Sat
urduy.
Conch e. f. Hutchinson of the
varsity has arranged TO have an au-
fence ~ llupcwcll park. Motorists
may obtain reserved stand checks for
their machines at MutsOn's NJ any
tim" before the game. The ears
viii be- placed In certain part at
the held. close to the gFidiTOn, and
occupants viii Ice enabled to witness
tn" game without Interference aud
with comfort
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
VAUDEVILLE WILL
DEMONSTRATE THE
SAFETY HABIT"
Isaiah Hale, Commissioner Of
Safety on Santa Fe Railroad,
Has New idea Cor Promot-
ing Safety Of Passengers and
Employees.

The Santa Fe has adopted vaudo-
Vile aB an indirect method OF promot-
Ing the safety OF the travelling public
and It's own employees according to in
formation received at the local Offices
OF the company. The semi-Oiilcial an
nOuncement of'tAe Inauguration Of the
vaudeville safety Stunts comes follow
Ing the Wait here recently Of Isaiah
Hale, commissioner OF safety for the
Santa Ne. Mr.. Hale conducted "a big
safety h,Ibit rally here last week. the
rally being attended by several hum
dred employees OF the mechanical de-
partment.
II 10 understood that In preparing
Tor a series OF meetings at which
safety rules should be discussed and
promulgated, Mr.. Hale hit upon the
idea OF giving a free vaudeville show
In connection herewith. hoping thus
10 attract and entertain the employees
OF the company.
According to the news Of the new
idea received here, "A six act vaude'
VILE show has been booked TO appeai
at various points along the santa Re
The show. II 10 understood, IL com
binAtiOn OF vaudeville and discussion
OF railway safety rules. The vaudo'
Vile troupe will be sent over the SAINTS
Fe much on the Same system as thS
reading room attractions are sent out
: The vaudevills-safety habit Rttrae
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
NEGOTIATIONS ON
TO MATCH PETTUS
AND WILLIS
Winner of Denver Heavy
weight Championship May
Battle Against Albuquerqu.
can in Near Future.

Albuquerque nRht fans viii likely
have an opportunity In the near fu-
ture To witness n tcn.round hattie be-
tween Oscar wills 0f Denver and BIZ
Pcttus 81 Albuquerque. willis won
the hcavyw eight h0nors In the last
Denver athletic tournament and In
considered one ~ the best men In his
division In the west.
PettuB has been working out faith
fully for tho last two weeks In antlci-
patton ~ meeting Tony CaDOni. who 10
now In Chicago. CapOnl baked at
travelling 30 far away from home 10
iight and tho proposed battle was cell
ed on. Negotiations are now on for
the go between willis and Pettus. In
tho event II In arranged, the hght
should be n big attraction. Pettus ID
"A Fighter. He started we'll on his way
10 the championship three years ago
when he held Jim Flynn. Of Pueblo,
to twenty-rOund draw In Pueblo.
Fiynn's home town and with Hymns
man M referee, PettuH fOrBook the
arena for a time 10 play baseball and
reached the top. playing with the New
York cOloTed Giants. Last year Pet
tus hit 500 In tho cuban league play
Ing winter baseball. Now Pettus Il
anxious to get back In the fightinl
game and hit over 800 with th'
gloves. PettuB IL anxious 10 start hi
ring career again In his homo town
Provided the Pettus-Wlills match y
arranged II will doubtless draw q eh
house as every nEht fan IN tow
knows that when Bill Pettns tiGhts b
nshts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
NORMALS EXPECT TO
WIN FROM THE HIGHS

while considerable interest In GC.
INK displayed In the Forthcoming
game between the varsity and the
AgRies. there n also much spcculn-
ton In regard 10 the outcome Of the
contest 10 he put on between the Al.
buducrduc high school and the Las
Vegas Normnl University Ia Las We
gaE saturday The NOrmnlB were
beaten here two weeks ago by the
SCORE Of - To 10 According r6- fu-
NOR from Las Vcgas, the Normal
SOUND ls being cOnChcd In the break.
Ing up Of forward passes, plays
which won the game for Albu.
qucruuC ut the former meeting VI
the two clcvrns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
OLO-T|ME REMEDY
DARKENS THE HAIR
Gives Color, Lustre to Faded
and Gray Hair; Dandruff
Quickly Removed.

For generations sage and sulphur
have boon dsel for hair and scaip
troubles. Almost everyone knows ths
value Of such a combination Tor
keeping the hair good even Color,
for curing dandTuff, itching scalp
and falling hair. and for promotint'
the growth OF tho hair. Years a1o
the only way to get a Hair Tonte OF
this kind was TO make II In the home'
which was troublesome ana not ~.
ways satisfactory. Nowadays alnes.
any up.tOsd date dFugEiBt can supply
his patrons with q roady-to-use proa-
uet, skIllfulIy prepared In GperteetS
oaulppsd laboratories.
An iaaal preparation Of this sort u
Wyeth's aaRe Ana Sulphur Hair Rem
cav. m whIeh GasA and sulphur are
eo,nblna6 with other valuable reme-
alon FOR scalp troubles and thin,
weak hAlF that IL losing It's color or
coming Out. After using this remedy
Tor a fnN days you will notice the
color gradually coming back. your
oealp viii feel bettOr. the dandgutl
win soon be gone, and In lens thar
a month's time there will be q WOa'
/ deVenl difference in your hair.
Don't neglect your hair u u " tul
| Of dAndruff. losing its color OF com
ing out. Get a fifty cent bottle y
| Wysth's sage and HmiphnF fHqAa ~.
druGBlst. and see what feH Nay
treatment will 90 eef yes, ~. 1fvs
EInts sell Il. under euntanteo tnat ~
money will bo Refunded y ,ihe rs!ised'
Is not exactly ~ eDt44eNteAs-'-Au"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13
KID GILBERT ISSUES
CHALLENGE FOE BATTLE

FRED (Kid) Gilbert Of rl Paso. is0
pounds PlnMnids. h IN Albnqueraus and
has Issued challenge 70 meet any
lightweight In town. Manuel Stern
preferred. II 10 possible that . bout
may b RrEanAe6 between Gilbert and
stsPn - q minor svent q the proposed
P6ttu01Wlllls battle. stera hao ~
been aSaa ~ action here aineA ~ aeA|
BArbar Robinson 0tt fey the connt
uilbeft has had twenty aaAls Mre
lOst but eeW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

The cOnvention NJ nl1At aaopteS
the following reBtlntione' e
I Resolved, that sille oeapelqtion aENe
upon the state hl8NWny eeuAMiaraoA
lof New Mexico ana 9Aaiy oDeNlnN "
ana eomplstlon a. lN4 CamaDo n1tL
ftom Ration Ia tha New GexSeo.Te1ae
bo.indary l'ne, q shas snSlIeAi spes'isls
Essolved. ,hss uEsssas there waS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-13

Rnnexes to cOntain the woodworking
rooms. shops and main engineering
laboratories. The main unit. which
Is the ono about to be constructed
college year.
President w. T. Garrison and Dl-
rector Luther Foster have gone Ia
Atlanta. Ga. TO attend the annual
meeting OF the American Association
OF Agricultural Colleges Snd Expert
ment Stations which ls being held
there. They go an representatives OF
the New Mexico state College und Ex-
pertinent Station.