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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
Returns TO Denver.

Mrs. S. NJ. l.. McSpadden left for
her home in Denver this afternoon,
after u visit in the city with her hus-
band
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
A Special Sale of Fine
Silks

has been arranged by this begin Thursday of this week.
October 18TH OF this sale will be very well worth your time
up and take notice
Silks in demand than right now; and here's
chance purchase bright crisp, silks very much undeprced
secured especially for this sale Several thousands yards
comphended those mentioned and other kinds and others.
1t very important that patrons no silks will be re-
served advance promised aside previous the Be-
ginning of the Sale, Thursday October 18th.
There New Fall Fancy Silks very choice range of col
oring and Patterns, sac.
There are Fancy Wasting Silks a
There Extra Wide Taea Silks, both Plain and Fancy,
S9c
There short ends of Silk samples for fan
cy work, a 1Oc and 2Oc each.
There are Fancy WaStings Silks a soc.
There fine Kmono Silks, all silk, 3oinch width at 2sc
Did you get that one? ?-29c the yard
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
Here from Dragon.

Miss Grace Erwin Of Dragon,
Utah, is in the city this week, visiting
friends and attending to shopping.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
Harper Always Busy.

S. o. Harper blew in this noon
from one of his quick trips to high
line tunnel site.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
PcuSh to Palisadc.

| G.. w. Peugh, manager of the To-
cal telephone branch exchange, went
to Palisade last night on business.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
Home from Denver.

Walter Allison returned today
from Denver, where he has been
visiting, accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Fred Mantey Mrs. Mantey
stopped OIL in Canon City on her
way home and will be there the rest
of the week.
Seminal Want Ado rot raeuI,S
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
Eggers in PaIisade.

EgSers in Palisade.
Alfred Eggers, local sign painter,
was in Palisade this morning on
business, returning this noon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
Lumsdcn Back Again.

Iumsdcn BnCk Again.
j. J. Lumsden arrived home this
noon from visit to the eastern slope,
stopping off in Colorado Springs
few days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
Mrs. Martha Porter,

Mrs. Martha Porter,
Elocutiou Gad Physical Culture.
Studio. COS Grand. For terms phone
Jet. 572 or Walnut gil.
10-7-1m
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Sentinel Want Ads get results.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Visited in PaIisade.
Miss Elsie Morton returned this
noon from Palisade, where she went
on business.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
Now Let the
HOOSlER CABINET
Save You Steps

How many times each day do
YOU walk around your Kitchen
From Your range to your kitchen
table? From your pantry to your
sink, and then to your cupboard?
After YOU study the above picture
30 Twill not wonder that so many
women are anxious to Join Ban
mister Bros. & Silcoy's HOOSIER
CABINET CLUB. Think of the
hundreds of needless steps Hoos-
Ter Cabinet would save YOU by hav-
ing everything centered in one
spot.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Sentinel Want Ads got results
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15

Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-15
CAR SHORTAGE KEEN.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-12
CHAMBER ELECTS
I. NJ. DARLINGTON


Continued From First PaEc)
smith. John G. Corlev. Oliver ]. Sands,
w. Fletcher Richardson. Samuel t.
o o.ols gan, THOMAS S. Winston. Z. d.
Coleman, J. l. WinGo. Julian H. Fiji,
John 3. Plndcr. Edmund Strudwick.
Thomas Z. Bryan.
Letter from Mayor.
in expressing his regret al heinz
unable to attend Mayor Richardson
said.
desired particularly to attend this
u@etlnE' not only as IL member Of the
chhinocr, but az city officer. to hear
ana catch some inspiration from the
roports OF the great work done by the
y. nioef OF Commerce during the past
?car, 10 testify my appreciation Of the
,n LII zeal and efficiency with
when me officers and members OF Tho
rhrlous committees have discharged
."e duties dcvolvinS upon them, and
" pcar an humble part In formula tine,
pi'ns for future progress.
~ mas been stated that Mr.. Wood
VIII decline reelection az president
ror TWO years we have been brought
eiose together In our work for tn,
citS' and trust 1t viii not be i'm.
proper Tor me TO say that for devo-
tioii to the best interests of the CITY
Intelligent apprehension OF what has
Dech necessary to advance those in
tcrcsts. i'll fertility OF resources and
energy In the accomplishment of bcne.
hcial measures, the Chamber Of Com
herce has never had better or more
useful president
Indoracs Darlington.
II lie should determine to retire
thrfe Is no man In Richmond who, in
my Judgment, Is better qualified TO sue.
9cei HIN than Taz. Darlington He, a.,
vice president. has not been figure
mead. but has hccn active and enc.-
Gc'lc in everything pertaining 10 the
"ork OF the chamber. He has been
often tried. and never found wanting,
and, possessing az he does all the
qualifications for leadership. ] am .urc
ne will prove worthy successor to
Mi wood.
1T Is very gratifying to me TO know
mat al OF the business organizations
Of Richmond have become so united.
and that they have been brought into
such close cooperation with the city
government. A spirit OF civic pride and
an interest In all measures which Will
promote the public and personal In
tcrcst and welfare of our city and
people have been aroused. which. -
sustained and worked out in harmony.
VIII keep our city in tho forefront OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-12

valued relations existing between the
City Council and the chamber have,
been cordially maintained and strength
ened. Thc business and commercial or
SaniSations OF the city, embracing the
business Mems Club. the Retail Mer-
chants ASSOCIATION, the Richmond Adj
Business Association, tho Travellers
protective Association and the United
, Commercial Travellers. have united ana
co-operatcd with tho chamber when
eyer opportunity offered to advance
the interests of our community. Tho
.hanks OF the chamber are due to all
OF these organizations for their hearty
support and cooperation In measures
advocated By the chamber.
/, The thanks of the chamber arc also
Que TO the Governor of Virginia and
the, Mayor OF. the city for their cor
dial cooperation and help which they
nave given in advancing the interests
ever called upon.
n The press OF. the city. The Tunes
nn 1pa and t the Nswa Leader the Jour
heartily co-operatcd In any public
movement undertaken by the chamber
nnd are to be most heartily commend
INC chamber In it's various movement is
LOT civic advancement and bctter-
In concluding my term of office as
president of the chamber. ] wish to
express my appreciation OF the honor
w W zen mas . been conferred upon me. and
t'S iiisiiloCiS OF the Cnam Der,
and particularly the board OF directors.
TOT the hearty support which they have
given at all times to advancing the
pecially thank tho vice-presidents. +
~. Darlington and w. It. Reed, for the
valuable assistance they have so free
y given In rurthcrfnp the activities Of
me chamber; and 1 also wish to eS.
press ms sincere appreciation of thu
valuable services rendered the chamber
by the secretary. Il. a. Dunlop; tho
business manager. w. T. Dabney. and
the traHlc manager. L. S. Goodman
Respectfully submitted
HENRY w WOOD
President Chamber OF Commerce
Richmond, January II, 1919.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-12
WOOD TELLS WHAT
CHAMBER HAS DONE
Retiring President Reads Able and Comprehen-
sive Report on Activities of ichmond's
Largest Civic Organic ton Record is
Jne lf Wonderful Pr gress.

!;cyicwns IN some detail the results
accomplished by the board OF jlrcc
tors and some OF the NOR. important
sinHdlns committees. President Henry
vs. wood presented TO the annual
meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce
las, night his annual report, which
follows In fun:
10 ,dc Members OF the Chambe. OF
Commerce:
In prcscnting the annual report Of
the Chamber for the past year, IL is
rNcecdingly gratifying TO note the CON
the Interests OF our community. The
business interests OF the city, almost
without exception. show steady
growth, and some of them a phenomc-
nal increase. The statistics as COM
piicd BY our Secretary, Of which full
and complete table will be published
n your annual report, show In brief
as follows:
city increased 6.l per cent; sales of the
jobhlns trade. i.lj per cent. our bank
deposits, 1918 per cent. bank loans
and discounts. lsSs per cent; bank
bank clcarlngs for the year. 47i per
cent: while building operations for
the past year Increased about 30 per
i esns over t h,sn Of lslo n Which
most active, and exceeded all previ-
Gus records. the building opera lions
Tor the past year amounting to over
siX million dollars. as compared with
about four million in the previous year
Our bank cleartngs for the past year
were over a9a,0o0.U00 against s3ii.000.-
600 for the previous year: bank de-
oosits, Si5,so0.ooo. against S39.sOo. o0J
discounts, about S4S, 900, 900. against
S37,S50.000 for the preceding year
These figures give you some index not
only as TO the large volume OF bust
n es nm n . ~ httf nj
q very good idea as to the healthy
Increase and the prosperous condition
ST the general business interests of the
community
AS stated at the outset, full table
of statistics will be published In the
annual report, which will be mailed
TO each member of the Chamber Of
Commerce. and any others that may
be interested In securing the same.
Affairs of the Chamber.
The number OF members Of the
Chamber the first Of January. 1911,
was 7I6. their total dues amounting
cnt year. the number of members in
good standing was zoe. and the dues
of these members amount to S20,033.i6.
This shows only sixteen more members,
increase is not at all commensurate
with the growth of the city. or with
the Importance of the work of the
Chamber 1t so happens that the time
and energy of its officers and members
during the past twelve months have
been 80 engrossed with other matters
Of great moment to the community. thai
tho very essential work of rccuitins
its members and adding to its inc ONE
has not received the amount of at
tention which was desirable The
Membership Committee In its annua /
report TO the Board of Directors OF
the Chamber recommends that the in
coming administration allow as much
time as possible to this department. be
Ing of the opinion that the value of tie
Chamber TO the business interests
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progress md contribute to tho happi-
ness OF our people. Tho great civic
demonstration on January g. in which
the chamber bore conspicuous part
should be an inspiration to all our
people, and there should he no abate.
ment of the enthusiasm there mani
tested"
In concluding his letter tho Mayor
paid personal tribute to Business
Manager Dubney. which brought out
prolonged applause. He said
Permit me to suy that as modesty
is always allied with merit. "A regard
for your dinldcncc alone prevents me
from saying what | would like TO say
as TO the great and useful work you
have done for our city and for Its
business interests since you have been
business manager OF the Chamber of
Commerce. But your work is known
unto all men. not only In this city.
but in almost every city OF tho coun-
try. May you prosper ana DC happy
Morgan Praises Iticbmond.
Thc meeting was then thrown open
Tor brici time for remarks. w.
Meade Addison AMI Julien Illil, two
young bank cashiers. were called on,
but both promised to do tho work and
Let tho older members do the talking.
Samuel r. Morgan, president of The
Y,
said he had conrc TO Richmond sixteen
years ago and fonnd IL like many
Southern citics--stupid. dull and div.
In the lust decade new era had
duwncd, lie said. Marvellous improve.
ments. had been made. not only ma
terlaliy. out in the ,SpIrit of the PEG.
pie.
Your city has put on new energy,
and progress. You have become the
m Is nd hat
and are no longer bounded by the con
fines of the State OF Virginia. You
have here the energy. the Intelligence.
the money and the disposition 10 do
good, faithful honest work for the
public good. That Is Il combination thar
Few cities can offer. Some have Tie
money, some have the public spIrit.
but you have here combination of
brains, money and energy that will
prove inrinciblc. If this town goes
on growing is 1t has In the past i've
years. In another five years you VIII
think you arc In New Iork-only you
Will be better off than IL you were
there"
Marx Gunst, member OF the Boa I'd
OF Aldermen present, was called on.
ana spoke of the hcalthful co.opcra-
tton between the business men Of the
city and the City Council as shown
In the recent campaign for simpIltica-
tlon and Improvement OF the city gov
crnmcnt Other brief speeches were
made. and for an hour the members
mingled In social intercourse, many
stopping to congratulate the new off
GERS and directors and to express the
belief that the new year Will he the
best, not only in the history Of the
Chamber of Commerce, but also in the
history OF the city of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-12

SOUTHERN RAILWAYS new train
for Atlanta and Birmingham leaves
Richmond s p. NJ. daily: arrives At
lnnta lO:3o y NJ; Birmingham, p. NJ.
Electric lighted sleeping car service.
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Continued From First Page
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Thp plan nov heinz worked ~ ~
,bo icsnlns splFila 81 Tefsanos copn-
". 81 form cenns4 aetalopmenf o.
ahnltalIsn. pfam,sen g. ~ thffIed out
HirrfArfplls ihis month at tae
NessuiainAlr chaniauqra. and ths
fmmetion of such "a cfganiratlps
viii - a. conadefAbis impotiaast
not s4enu - 4nrrsncr conhsy = q
4 plan which has Al once appeaied
20 the people of other progressive
reuntler IN me aiate and ne idea Of
ihe county unii IA bccgslns a corning
fapldly Into favcr ma most inn
poflAnl fcesnfo 81 ths oennsy organ
isailep plan u sifikinely shown ~
Torrance county. THAT county has
many small. thriving ampltleas ana
progressive loWns; heretofore they
have al been working hard and per-
sinsently Tor prosfeM bal their ~.
for,a haye not been nnllhd' tlly aeve
worked more - iaas IS cross pus-
poste and 70 a certain extent trodoen
81 each others tees
The county egesni4AlsoA viii rem.
10y this; Il viii cenctnlFaie the en-
ffsiss of Az secsions ane syn,eInailse
ths Development pregfam 70 that
tFeF2 opnee u esfipianqs win be asee.
Recent dhegfopmeath In fhn valley
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

otttIhl rtt.I|tn .mttf r011
~ Mt|Ny Nb.fIahl
"a Its 1laI Nf}t N0|1h
Am..|s&a nomsa 81 |ht ia ht NV
mht
ANtnt re 1at Nh|.h ven.
t|.tnntA ~ iat AtqtIol mt1||aH
Na11 re cens.It.|lha IL t.s.1n
NA,<t 4oa. ftfN tNa sott
pin fof ~ D1lI11IAEh, ~ nv vs.
Ie na8lsh, me Is1tI ara t9Atni|e
t.al,h u wonen so ~ qaN|ltp =
eoman tpsYfaet s,R nb 0ft ma
eosfAnt ana ila,tik <a4 a4 ~
asbtcief from epHtteI|an NJ ntf
Than Is hers oeIIlaB ~ t4
RreHeIseo chssnisss.
Ae aamaas elnh e HeI q a|a.lse
lave product q NE activity ~ Amet
'Ioh Nanen, ytt theirs 4 ~ eeanfly
|le nc TeIid where j 'lss hsasil|t
~ fote1t fNetoF ~ punlse NE wi
hott 1Ipee ne elfees a1bleYtnenls
AZ Ne woman's clpp have noi bssl
great bat. o. ne ninef hane. ~ u
direct influence has hsen veFy far.I
rssehins.
tho chief laneilon af lhe woman's
clpb Ia tdncailye. ~ eo-qpeFntln4
women haFs dispsoyed their t1aal.
iienai inoepseliy fer Eronp asslon nhd
have esiahllshsa = suFR pRHia for Hpe-
tsAsfnl advance. The ie~tRrts wh'ch
shey assspa at their eiaSa. the papars
which they hear thc occasional ~
foEis % participate ~ an election
sHmpsisn. o. 20 Investigate same mat
~ ~ pablo iHtsrest--.thaac and other
activities have given club women a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
hbN DtKnS

rhSt6a 4ete55m b tnn a. xouia
Hsfaal|e
a t N|ana n'1||om refsf,
4ee4ea ~ ~ Ht4He1I a lnfp I'M
tp'fHtpn ~ iHhassH6 Hin4IfAn
bon YltuN6. &'leftff eaAno|a4tsf ana
man ~ PARTS n FfSroNao|e lbf tha
tIaalHF Tor NErF'dFnf bttH IHunsi
q ne HrHI|fnn hstonai etHtea-
iHn,
Ipdey fan aecoprsnle6 ~
~ verso. rtet 80 h1or1 thfcts,i-
But chlreF4| win him n the more
nent we're Nfnnleen. sotb1A r
'npiaRn 1ph iFnatapH EIaHtka,
0o|nnrl HInNI6an ~ 81 Louis. and
iFHl plain kIAnI6ap
The Tet rAIcn Has eaAaea =
sPtea fufpfe not only IN Chicago. tnt
~ eNeh N'et4eI places ~ WsHkataIf
~. ara .NN nafipnai atoeegRrt|e. l|a-
teas somewhat ~ follows.
NEAlngi uadlngl
#ee&1d badly.
ullkrrf gladly.
WITH fun nndiy. 49,
Hkst them sadly.
With Herb Haai4y.
Nepf3r AtH was pro 81 The first %
hear the verse
~ NV fi"e w Nt'fHR Wa
...
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t'''F .''FF ''at ~ "p"i1 ny Hot.I-
~,
49, e'f Me.u Ht.
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4,n -.
ete tpae 20 Wna none e.Nts IMAM
a. $500 ~'Nn.sAn' 10 replies
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e ''.'''1tN, ~een Areso How ~ n1R
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06
NATIONAL DEPARTMENT. or
ssnAEluI EsTA,IisIpD IN
CHINA.


The Fspublic 81 china il not yel
n ycsr Ola. yet X has already estate
INhed nat|onal department 81
henlfh The limited states q Amor,
ea n ise years old. and Is nllsl dss-
bnsinn sns question. Dr. W. ".
Peter mcdieai nlsalonary Ioceted al
Shanghai. China. discusses some o.
ne health problems Or china In e
fsfent number 81 tbe journal Of the
American Medical Association. ~
aayni 1.-TWO thonmna miles. u. o9o. zoe
people .ehd not one aoWori This n
bTiaf h 4 Summary oe TRIP into tho
|aletlbt az rh|nhf Congestion. Il
sfps. n ans % the Important prob
lem n china Viewed from me top
b e'lg usis. nothing ean be seen
fsop vail 20 wall but hounesopa
Thsss nv ~ p'RksfSanas. parks "
vide streets Iferb are the execp-
llenl 4lsttss are very Sarrow. five
leas d eone|aefed ~ ample width
ttt ap alleys iea feet a quite q street
ana slf'Hea fees wlde thoroughfare
q ftssf1af A. 4 hsuleYard. There
asa 40 faeea, houses and shops opeu
tlftekig On ne strefs paving Is prac.
llpallf llflNnoWR. and ten people often
f1sfnF aHtflefa herely large enough
iPt rfs 1pF'uk me three hundrea
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

sFram me New Xafh pfsna
Chips 81 the 0id block come 81
luoallf ln apisnlef4
There's hakdlf ahfkhlas can rake
Ia x0unA eaAnIt n444 Aaae4 To- Aal
InafflsA than that they orEtf noe ~.
The ttt1ph mah can sIIoFa %
'amokt auun good c'Anra b how b.
lee @ biz wife ahaHl how mn1h 'h4I
|ceai him
1no litat tffuE man had t1lIet
andtfNeaa ABOUT q Woman Is l'la'
NEfaa nDtHIa4 4aunl HtMNN N1
|eaH untl1faN
Ite uNI|ef fhf Nft gafe ihe Is I
lpetN 1lNe ~ fatnff Il fNe feAI ~ tn1
'fAmiIt Wants ~ ht1p hIu 81 good
nlprof.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

a ticket composed OF Roosevelt and
Bryan would be numbered three al
the November election. .d1fGnhuEn
Liberal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

I4netsoaea asaaf4 wsil take 4
nhHfi vacation leIy % tai
Assstle4 ln a Hn n HaI1A
4 eIesH fund usI' lstt tallse NIla
ths plalA peepla sI4hinanam ANe.
Aieral9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

The propagation that surkeI 4
born every minute - copncrttirl
estimate -1allup Rrpubllqan.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Flsf eePsis 1slsn Hna Nov,
on. co1t6 wq but 'iase seen Them,
rhoas patfi9lir men,
AN rtneF for neiiaten1ena
win thn k&oF1 and wish ne btni
fne|r u,infs we're faH - aAsi4es.
watch permitted no delay
they didn'f share our RftnuIiN
Of feieirinH DER tina dat.
Thay dldn'l ainge shelr MhIakefs
Nor me hair opGp tNeif heads.
Nor endangeF the Ihsnfance
on Tn fences and nRfN sheds.
IRIS Tor ua 20 make the 0|nnltf
on each Indepepdeaep 0a4
Their minds we're apll ~ tuslaept
Which permitted 10 aeihf
--Field and Pam
L.
70 ne Poinl.
asked Marie % marry usa
~ heart stopped hoafInN fhent
She did not answer "yeH. but aea
How quick she ausHled, when ~
-foungntewn Teiesfhm.
asked Toinette 10 be ms bfida.
aid NOS hope 70 win herr
Bvt she: aeeF giFi stralHhtnay re-
plledi
fright nowg or after alnneff
-~5ohnstown Democrat
when I asked Maudc 10 b my wife
simply had not rseloned
That abe weald answer Bis as NE;
Sure, Mike. In half q aneund."
Springfield, Mass, uplpn'
When proposed 10 Annubello.
1 thought my apecch would fatoh
her;
rut my romantic notions fell
Whom she fpplled; You botehoFlF
Detfoit Free Press
Winnie fweoed IN wondexlng mood.
nut when asked MIR whether.
10 sudden VISA her 'Yorlv you could
Have flouScd me with a feather.
I'osion Transcript
esumosie' ! crled. wit he my
BRIDE"
IN accents far from steady
Alaa. pleek. the maid replied
rive promised eIa olrnadr"
BirminHham Age Ilofald,
Falr o. my inv.
1ARo'e anHty ma
Landed one when 7 Nl9lor;
NY heart Win hrnoki she oaly makes
a Noise like q sister.
.1I..
ALAS. EVEN t'uMMtNs y golns
~tH~-
WHO HIT JIMMY r1ynng
49,
CIRCUMSTANCES alter prirciplea
T1fn FLY AWATT1N0 crusade was
orlelAated ~ bnid-headsd inan.
+. 49,
THOSE WHO A&R tlred II politics
ehouIa oaaln 20 swat llltA
nANDAlt&AB 4lll noW a. 80 ana
ado "a the cost az living
oho1eo slse rnn--Aed j. stll
E'lnnlNR
s. ,.
BACK 10 shs Stoke h1l6 ser she
hfAusan.
TkIH ffoN hunter onshs n chase
Qshcfn ~ ihe range.
WHAT sn sllne Is eetilne Into 81
|nesa factaAnt governors they Of cha
eelehfatet HeFen1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

70 keep clean town ra1airns cCtt
slant vigilance but Il 81 worth tbd
price. -elallnp Hepublleen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

Tho clcyeihnd, Ohia. youth uAu
ageW pay fr0m one firm under thirty
ava difefnnt names would 81 4 vain.
able Political aeret IN q Gloss election.
xaos Recorder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

ApurIlcns3vc.
when fortune kneckn iai she door
some of a. are AFRAID ~ open Il fol
lNag a may be the wolf. Taos hee.
order.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-06

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-19
PEACE PR0PAGANDlSIS
ARE court UNIFORM
Robert M. McWade.

Bismarck tribune washington Bureau.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-It is note
worthy that the peace propagandists
have taken alarm over the delay OF
the United States in ratifying the
treaties of arbitration between this
country. France and Great Britain. 1t
is represented that they have heard
of some impatience obtaining in La
Belle France, and they have, too,
heard from some apparently credible
source that there Is some untoward
yet potential force or influence in the
senate which is blocking day after
day the efforts to finally set day
for the definite consideration of the
treaties. They acknowledge that the
big FLOOD Of letters and kilograms to
the members of the senate in favor OF
the treaties has shout ceased, al
though now and then patches Of them
come from such widely separated
points as Michigan, Norta Dakota,
Washington and Pennsylvania. But
they fear that the senators may come
to the conclusion that public interest
has waned in the presidents peace
project. To Offset that idea. there
have just gone out to at least 5000
clergymen Of the county, and to over
1000 active secretaries of Christian
organizations all over the United
States, expressions on the part o. the
peace folks noting this alarm and
most earnestly urging that agitation
be started up again in every section
and kept up until the treaties have
been actually confirmed. Lots of san.
guine ministers are under the impress
sion that the treaties have been final
ly passed upon, and these motif cations
will set them right, so that they will
be able to bring their influence to
bear on al of the early spring conven.
lions to whoop up the whole subject
and demand prompt and favorable
senatorial action.