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THE NOME PAPER

II wants you on its reading list,
recorded on its books, and then
you'll get it every week and know
just how it looks.
1t will tell you all about the news
in this and nearby towns, who gets
married, dies, is horn, and who elcpes
or browns.
There isn't a thing from A to Y
that tends to help the town, that the
paper doesn't catch it up and quick.
~ pass il around
II tells about your visitors, with
titles emphasized, while all their
points Of merit are freely general.
lied
II tells the story of success, but
screens the failure side, and when
the facts will make mess. it simply
lets them slide.
1t tells about your virtues, and
overlooks your sins, and puts an en-
ira emphasis upon the birth OF
twins.
Il never deigns to tell lie except
in personal praise, and then 1t does
i, clear and strong. and with its
choicest phrase.
In writing up your marriage 1t
Celebrates with care, and says the
bride was beautiful and the groom
was on the square.
1t does not matter who II Is that
crosses Jordan's river, the paper
tickets him as saint, and safely sends
him thther.
Ii tells about that darling boy who
had a dollar raise. leaves ont his
measley little tricks and just recites
his praise.
And there's your daughter on the
street, gadAing night and day, Of al
the Iumor slow or fleet. il wisely
does not say.
1t paints out every blemish on Tho
picture of your life. and paints II
ever, virtue of a home that has NJ
strife.
II learns to read between the lne'
ana find the tender spot, to blow no
cold IN young or old. when the blow
inc should be hot.
Il senses all the skeletons behm'
the closet door and runs IT, BIZ blu
penci through the lines that tur'
them Ger.
Il Knows about your weaknesses
voul little -treak> of yellow Just ho'
to mother i'll reports or make thrr
~,.Uoth and mellow.
II knows what families live J.
peace. and those most APP 10 la'
and whether its Just q b'rthmarl
or sad domestic scar
It Knows the man VIII" paws M
IA, ,ar who could hat won't, and a
lac chronic auockcr-, and tn. 90
who makes blunt.
I, suuw- The financial ~t'.di"r q
,.,n man in town. and whether q
a.gs or chycr,cs> giyia-, thai "a
,tant.y keep, him down.
Unlike the city daiic- that dei'
in scandal sewer it eliminates &!
...wa.o ard ~ctaiae Tho -oo1 ..
u... O.prg 4, I.ao.. ID IL
vlrv
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AMERICAN PEACE CONGRESS

st. Louis, April 30.-Andrew Car
negie, who arrived here this after
noon, will speak at the opening ses-
sion of the American Peace Con-
grr,, tomorrow morning on the base
less tear of war
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LUNA COUNTY
INSTITUTE At SILVER

Luna County at Silver City. May
%, June Al. in connection with the
New Mexico Normal School. Sub
iect 70 change.
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Letter * Field, news, cigars and
tobaccos. Phone 81. adv
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Lculer 4 Field. news. cigars and
tohoccos Phone q. adv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
JOIN IN
THE CRITICISM
OF SOCIALIST
EXECUTIVE
Declare Grand Junction Mayor
Represented Party Instead
Of Whole People and Re-
Elected Credit on Neither.
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS
CAUSE OF TROUBLE
ny Leased Wire to Evening Herald

By Leased Wire Co Evening Herald.
Grand Junction, colo. April IA
The citizens protective organization
continued its activities today upon
receipt Of advlces from salt Lake city
that a band OF 100 Industrial Work
crs of the Wcrld planned 20 leave
the Utah capital tonight and expecte :
To reach this city within the mex
two days. Leaders 81 the citlzons' or.
gani1ation expressed purpose 60
keep the band from Salt Lake city
moving ana not 10 allow them 10 stop
here.
Early today only a half dozen In
dustriai Workers remained in this W..
cinity according TO local authorities
and these did not show themselves In
Grand Junction. During the night
the 100 Industrial Workers whose at
tempts M street speaking precipita'
ed yesterday clash. quietly left the
city singly and In small bands. sup
posedly for Denver
Although citizeus' mass meeting
went on record today I'm favor of in
voking the recall against Mayor
Thomas NJ Todd. Il became known
this afternoon that the mayor has de-
termined To- remove Chief-of- Police
s. n. Hutchinson. The chief was
the object of considerable criticism
at today's meeting over his method
Of dealing with the Industrial Work
ers and the opinion was freely ex-
pressed That his removal probably
would end the agitation for the may
ors recall
\ feature 81 today's meeting was
speeches by several avowcd Socialists
who Joined IN the criticism Of MAYOR
Todd on the ground that "he II not
representing the whole people but
merely the Socialist party, ana there
fore. reflects no credit on either"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
UNCONSTITUTIONAL CIlnrcil.

Corner Coal and broadway. REV
rhos. l.. Dyer pastor: Stanley Seder
UrKaniet.
Morning worship al n a. m. The
pastor viii preach on ''fhe Place Of
Emotion In Religion" All are cor
daily invited 10 attend There viii
be no evening service. the congrega-
ton uniting IN the union meeting al
the tabernacle.
sunday school az aif5 a. M. H. =
Lithgow, superintendent. Christian
Endeavor 6.S0 .. m.
Following Is the musical program
for the morning service.
organ Prelude. "Saiut glamour.
................ t........s. EiBai
Solo "Thou'rt with Me. - My
Miss Charlotte pratt.
solo tsrlcctedl Mr.. John FAlkenhura
Posiludc: prelude and Fngue In
u ..tsssss4s.sts. liNeNi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
VIGOROUS WORK To RNISE
$500 STARTS MONDAY

Mayor SELLERS and Secretary II. y.
Hening OF the Commercial club viii
aid the good roads local committee
In the work OF raising he remain-
ing 5000 of the $4,000 pledged by Al
buqucrQue Tor her share of the eN-
pcnse Of putting the jemez road In
shape. At o'clock Monday after
noon the committee viii meet and
start out with the determination to
raise the $500 In record breaking
time. II IN proposed that the most
important road Improvement over
started here shall not fall by the way
side through the fault 81 Aibuaucr-
que when the people mp In the noun
tnins are bearing hair the expense
and have their money ready In the
bank The committee will meet at
the J. NJ. Moore Realty company Of
ices and II viii mean business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
CLASS OF g. WILL
RECEIVE FIRST
COMMUNION
Beautiful Services in Churcn
Of Immaculate Conception
Tomorrow Morning; Renew
al of Baptismal Vows in the
Afternoon.

la the Church uf tho Tc7macula' f
Conception. during the O'Clock mass
tomorrow morning, class of sixty
four boys aud girls viii receive FIRST
Holy communion. Elaborate prcpar-
ations have been made To make the
occasion AN cVcntful aud a memora-
bile one for the little children Beau
titul music will be- rendered durlng
the mass and the affairs will be 1ec-
Grated with many flowers aud tapCrs.
The renewal 81 haptismal VOWS will
be "A feature or the service IN the
afternoon. watch viii begin "a 2
o'clock. Tho program Tor tomorrow
viii bee as follows. with REV. A. NJ
Mandalari. $. j., officiating:
Music ror Morning Service.
Jesus. Jesus. Come 90 Me tComiore)
First communion class.
q Mater Admirablis tst. Basil's
llymnan Junior choir,
Ave Verum CHoly Face MANUAL
Junior choir
Rejoice. Rejoice. Your savlour's
Coming tselectedl Junior choir.
Am My Lords est. Baslrs Hym-
nall Junior choir
Heart Of Jesus. Meek and Mild (se-
loctedl First communion class.
The program Tor the afternoon ser
vices. which are to begin az o'clock,
follows;
Mother OF Mercy, nay boy Day Csc
lccted) First communion class.
Renewal of blptismai vows.
Enrolment In apostleship OF
prayer
Bonedlctlon of the Most Blessed
Sacrament
O, salutaris CBfethoveD - Junior
choir.
Tantum Ergo O.ambillotte) Jun
1 Tor choir,
I.audate Dominum (Gregorianl 90
Congregation.
Sister Loyola Is directross. Sister
I Marie Regina In choir directress and
Miss Frances Murphy organist.
The members OF the class are
Mariana Armlio, otto Bobber Charles
Burns. Leslie Burns, Eyeritt Carlton
Guy Carlton, Ernest Espinosa. Charles
| Everhart. Anthony Felra, Johr
| Fleisch. Andrew Gonzales, Lawrence
! Hennessy Herbert Hermann, Lewii
Hermann william JOY. Francis Law
Ter. Edward Ludee. owen Marion
Peter Matteucci. John Michael, Lewh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
EVANGELIST WILL
SPEAK TO MEN
ONLY SUNDAY
Special Service in Tabernacle
Tomorrow Afternoon, Be-
ginning at 2;4b O'clock; a
Fine Sermon Last Night.

The pitlfuI spectacle Of Jesus IN
Getnscmane enduring tho passion az
agony, deserted by the world and Ills
own disciples, was the picture from
which Evangelist Honeywell last es-
oning drew the lesson OF our aba Dluta
dependence on the Father and tho
futility OF pinnlng faith 10 humanity.
The sermon was particularly o.
rected 10 the church members. rhe
group OF disciples that remained on
the outskirts OF the garden OF Geth-
semane were represented as the large
body OF professed Christians who
remain apart from the Lord. near to
carnal pleasures Of the world. The
apostles chosen to sit apart with
Jesus that they might watch aud
pray" during His duplication to the
Father. were taken as representative
of the dcvOut Christians who like
the apostles In that great crisis. forget
to watch ana pray. but like those on
the outer edge Of the garden browse
aud sleep.
The speakers admonitiUn TO all to
keep close to the Lord. and the in
vitatiOn To unprofossed Christians to
accept Him as their Savior. had i'm
mediate response from the congre-
CATION when twenty-right people
went forward 10 acknowledge belief.
OF these. four were church members
whe desired To- renew their VOWS. and
twenty-four new converts.
About twelve hundred were pres
ent. The high school students and
the Tabernacle Boosters" gave an ef-
fcotive. vociferous prelude 10 the SER
Vices. that proved their spirit OF hear
" cooperation with the leaders.
The meetings for tomorrow. tho
second sunday OF the campaign. viii
be exceptionally helpful. The evan
gclist viii address meeting for men
only 10 be held IN the Tabernacle az
2;i5 o'clock IN the afternoon. nis
subject viii be Paying the Fiddler. "
An men ana boys over twelve years
Of age are invited to be present.
At the Same hour. 2;t5 o'clock. Miss
Lamont win address meeting for
women only In the Central avenue
Methodist church.
The various churches will hold the
regular morning services at II o'clock
and will unite as usual. az the Taber-
nacle meeting AZ the evening service.
rlans are going forward for the
womon's 6 o'clock banquet In Masonic
hall Tuesday evening Miss Lamont
viii address the arsemblage during
"a brief program To- precede the menu
An the guests are requested 10 come
direct from the office. or store, or any
occupation In their business cloth ~
as the affair y TO bc informally social
and over. az 1850 o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12

John Mof6f uon4 forget lhe Meas
meeting ai thr 'ebern@cic vi s,ft
Christian Endeayof a. GsaN b. m.
Please come promptly 80 that thp
fuli hour can be- alven "a this service.
Miss Laura kreamer leader
Bible training class Monday nlnhl
instead ~ Tuesday night. This
change win hoid rood during the TAB.
ernnclc meetings
The Ladder aid VIII give their
monthly coffcc at The home ~ Mrs.. a.
Anson isoh North Fifth street On
"Wednesday afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
HOGE AND COT1ER
PLAN ANOTHER
CAMPAIGN
Reynolds Addition Twins Re-
turn from Gallup and viii
Tell Everybody About the
Close in Residence Lots.

'You have q dollar. we have The
l0t." N TO be tho slogan Of n campaign
which begins Monday In which II. II
Hoao and Frank cotter, 1.-THE Ray
noida Addition Twins," will be tho
prima donnas. tioge and Cottor. In
vipcibie statesmen. have returned from
Gallup, where they recently conducted
very successful sale OF lots In now
addition 20 tho Carbon city. The go-
turn 20 Albuquerque r. for the purpose
OF disposlng OF lots in the Haynoids
addition. which a. everybody knows. II
just around the corner from Robinson
park. Just a nice walk from the santa
Fo station, the business section. the
poBtotiico and the EIkg theator. The
opening gun IN tho Reynolds addition
campaign viii be fred Monday and
Hoge and Cotter viii endeavor 10 tell
everybody In town about Reynolds
addition property.
'srho good old summer time Is COM
ing, the major league baseball season
IL on. things were never better In Al
buquerauo than they are today and
the time II opportune for the people TO
hear about lots in the Reynolds nddi-
iion." said Mr.. Hogo today. "Raynolds
addition II beginning 20 build up nice
". Bungalows OF attractive design
and OF the nnest material are being
builded by a number OF people who
purchased lots earlier IN the year.
The building OF homes In the Reynolds
addition right now IL one of the DIG
features Of the growth and progress
OF Albuquerque"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
ORATORS COMPETE
FOR PRIZES At
MENAUL
Magdal'no Gon's'es and To-
mas Vigil Fr.zewinners in
Interesting Event Held
Last Evening.

Magdalono Gonzales. with the sub
ject Courage" first prize, and Tomas
Nigil. THE Future of New Mexico.
we're the winners IN the oratorical con-
test held last night at the Menaul
mission school north of the city. The
other contestants We're Emilio Gale
gos. Isobei Calderon ana Frank Rod.
arte. All the oratiOns were spirited
and oheditable aud the contest In
every way a sLcccss v " SIMPLE"
teacher of the eighth grade, presid, +.
as master OF ceremonies. the purtic-
ipants being all members of that
grade The announcement of the
award WAS made by superintendent
i. G. Ross. the Judges being Mrs. DE
- N"rgue, Mr. Ross and ". NJ. Hen.
dersnn Musical numbers were boy
Miss Louise Murray, pianist aud Mrs
Il. NJ Henderson. violinist.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
MOTOR CNVNLCNDE TO MEET
TORRANCE COUNTY BOOSTERS

At 10 q. m. Tuesday PROCESSION
az local motorists viii leave ncTe fo
fatigue. Torrance county. 90 meet
and escort o this city the party at
good roads boosters from Torrance
county coming here to agitate the
matter Of completing a hrst-class
highway FROM here Ia Estancin.
Among the ears which viii Eu are
those of r. C. Butler. r. l. Grosc.
Frank Stortz. Mayor SELLERS ANA 9TH
cts already promised. II IL desired
that a. many cars AZ possible Join
the procession. Tho importance of q
good road and quick communication
between here and Estaucia Is hccom-
ing more and more realized ana the
visit OF the Torrance county people
may have most important consc-
qucnces.
IT went over the road some time
axe and viii go over 1t again sun
day" said Colonel sellers today. 1T
Is little rough IN spots. although
good most of the way. hut perfectly
pHssAhc. and the ears VIII have mo-
difficulty making the trip. Il win be
very pleasant excursion for all who
care to GO"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12

Physicians Failed 10 ntIp Mrs.
Green. nul sc Finally Fpund
Rtnsl ~ cagtul.

Mraise. Va-Mfn !. q. 0fson N lhs4
pIneu. naYn: n tuNn1ed with mtnhh|N
troubles 80 that ! could hardly "a so.
Two Of the hnal foolotn ri eur iowa
treated me, and I tried ailor1nl mtd,.
zines. until ! gave ~ as hoge q sfuk
getting well.
One day. decided 60 ~ some ca.
dui. n Gld 20 much for me That
ordered acme more. and u cured met
Today. 4 feel "a wall as ( ever ga lm
my life.
The palms ard tha trouble Are an
gems. feel like another pees0B in
every way. I wlah ssefg sufferer could
know what cardui VIII % foa sick
women"
a few doses ~ Cardui a. ma right
time. win save many big doctor bIll
~ preventing serious uICHn0ss.
ft tones up tha nRFvuus system, HHa
helps makA pale cheNkH fresh and fokF.
Thousands Of weak women haVa been
restored % health and happiness b.
dBinG Cardui Suppose you frg e.
II may b tust the ns9Icine you need.
n b. Write a. tsflt' Afe,seIg use'.. Casts.
qqcea MafIclns Co. -fs'itrqq1H. feeu ~ trHr41i
INrfFFtDfIf4f enf oi-r1aa t11As t1EHa ffatIE4Ni
- NaA44s- sae1 b glasa a4aneat - t1aa4a1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
BEAUTIFUL GIRL IS
SELF SLAIN
San Francisco Unable to Ac-
count for Suicide of Noble
Russian Fiancee of PrOmi.
nent Clubman.
By Leased Wire TO Evening Herald. I

By Leased Wire To Evening Herald. !
san Francisco Apru t2.-The cause
ot the suicide last night of Olga Tenn
povich. wealthy and beautiful girl
of noble Russian family, remained to-
day complete mystery Isaac Eus-
sell the club man, who was her fiauce.
was broken up 10y the news and ut
terly unable &" account for Il. lle
had an appointment to take luncheon
with her today. There had been me-
quarrel hetweon them aud hc knew
of no unhappincss la iier life. None
of her friends could explain her act.
which evidence showed had been
carefully planned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12

Mystic. Andrew Romero. william Ry-
an, IIiiario Sandoval, George Steven,
William Vaughoy. Alfred Wallace.
Lawrence Walsh. Raymond Williams.
Robert wood. Jane Campbell. Ade-
line Clifford. Deetta Cosgrove. Ade-
line Duran, Malay Francis. irene
Ginnnini. Frances Graham, Halen
Haynes. Blanche Henrion. josephine
Ibave. Margaret Koch. Elizabeth
i.arsch, Mary Larsch. Alice Letarte.
ida Iorenzo, Rose Mares. Mary Me-
Donald, Agnes Mcintyre. Rose McIn-
tyre. Mabel Michael Maud Michael.
Reneia MoEeln. Josephine Perea.
Mary ROehl. Virgie Romero. Julia
Ryan. Aquillna Set. queen Slower.
Lena Tartaglia. Maria Trambley. Pau
lima Umbrage. Lorlta Vargas. Mercy
vargas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12

Fifth and Silver avenue Hugh A.
Cooper. pastor; chamnccy a. Foreman.
associate pastor.
Bible school ~ a;4s a. m; preach
ing service at n q. m; sermon by
Reverend Foreman. subject. THE
Value OF "a Soul"
Musical program az follows.
Prelude. communion ... IaDisic
Anthem: II go Not Away" -. Taidicott
Onortoyy. "Andante" ..,. Beethoven
solo (selected) .....,.... Miss Murray
We unite In the afternoon service
for men al the tabernacle. ana for
women al the Central avenue N. y.
church. ana IN the union service AZ
night Ia the tabernacle.
Christian Endeayor al 6.sO lead by
Mr.. Foreman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
First baptist church.

Corner Lead avenue and Broadway.
Bible school az e.f5 a. M, Professor
Cecil NJ Drake, superintendent. Dr.
Writ q, Bryan. assistant superintend-
enL IS7 present last sunday. now
let us reach that 200.
Preaching at ~ a. ~. only. Morn
ing topic. what's AL THIS fuss
Aboutg' Glad Ia see the church nuarly
fun last Sunday. Let II be entirely
fun on the i5th, 30 service except
the Bible school on the 2Oth.
Young Peoples service al 6:i5 y. m.
topic, "strictness for ourselves; Toier-
alton for our Brethren"
Let every one of our men aud boys
attend the service az the tabernacle
sunday aftcrnoon--A service for Men
only and also the preaching service
at the tabernacle at 1889 y. ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
75O PACKAGES Or
SEEDS GIVEN TO
THE KIDlIES
Youngsters Make Grand Sweep
on Commercial Club Today
and Carry Away Vegetable
and Flower Seeds.

II. y. fleming. secretary o. the
mercial Club. gave away 16o pack
ages Of vegetable and flower aeeds 10
the youngsters Of AibnQuerqnd this
morning. Tho children plied inlo
the Commercial Club IN dosens ana
varied away every packn9r 81 seeds
IN the house. one and nll. the Kid
dies promised to plant the seeds care-
fully and 10 water the resultant gar.
dciA faithfully. and work hard Cor an
Albuquerque Beautiful"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
CARS THROUGH TO
HIGHLANDS Soon
Manager M. o. Chadbourne Is
Making Arrangements 70
Install Switch on First
Street Near Copper.

Through street car service from the
end Of the Highland line on Edith
street 60 the end of the line Ia old
Albuquerque, VIII likely be available
In the near future. Manager NJ. O,
Chadbourne OF the Albuquerque Trao-
ton CO., is making final arrangements
for the installation OF switch on
First street near Copper avenue.
order case of Book Beer today.
Southwestern Brewery & lce Co.
Phones 81 aud S.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12


Samuel r. Allison. pastor.
Preaching services conducted by the
pastor az IL q. m; topic, Goods I'm
failing Presence with His People"
Anthem, '"Thou Shalt SEQ His Face >
II. w. Petrie.
Solo: There's a Gentle Voice Of
Love-" Douglas BIRD. Mrs. J. o.
Schwentkcr.
Bible school az s;t5 a. M, r. n.
Doris, superintendent.
Devotional meeting at the Epworth
eague az sac .. N.
We will join In the union revival AZ
the evening service. Evangelist l. r..
Honeywell IL preaching some strong
sermona the meeting II increasing In
interest with each service. The pas
tor hopes that every member OF the
church VIII get into the meeting and
get the greatest good possible out Of Il.
The W0man's Missionary society
viii meet Monday at 500 p. M. IN
the pastors study. The president
urges a full attendance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
IYr-. Mctno.II.t ElpI.copaI.

Corner Lead avenue and south
Third street. Charles Oscar Beckman.
pastor; Edith Gorby, dcaconess.
sunday school at s:ts a, m, ID. A.
Porterhcld. superintendent. Preaching
by the pastor at a. M. Epworth
league prayer meeting az $3.50 y. m.
There will be no other services
owing to the union meetings Ia the
tabernacle. Hear Evangelist Honey
well there al 2:i5 D. ~. IN hts sermon
10 men. ana Miss Lamont at the same
hour IN the Central Avenue Methodist
church south, In her sermon to wo-
men. Evangelist Honeywell will preach
In the tabernacle az 1870.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
PEOPLE or JEMEZ ARE
GETTING ANXIOUS TO STAR

Mayor Sellers has received the fol-
lowing message from Moses Abouslc-
man. merchant az Jem.z:
we have sent $4,000 more To the
First National bank In Albuquerque
for the Jomez road fund The people
here are watching the daily papers
closely for news that work ON the
road has begun, but nothing seems ~
moving"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
PERSONALS.

Born. saturday, April ~. 1913, a
son to MIR. and Mrs George Adams,
sos South Arn0 street. Mr., Adams
b. well known cattleman.
Born. Saturday, April ~, 1913, ID
son to Mr.. and Mrs =, zigo. 3O2
North Arno street.
Attorney r. T.. wood. OF Marion q
Wood. leaves tonight for a brief busi-
ness visit In Colorado,
Miss Jennie Gavin, graduate nurse,
has returned from Ganado, Ari1,,
whore for several weeks she nurscd
Mrs Roman Hubbell. who was III with
typhoid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-12
Beginning to Get Restless for
Beginning Of Work; Albu-
querque to Make Final Eff.
fort to Come Across.
COMMITTEE WILL GET
BUSY ON MONDAY
Escort for Torrance County
Motorists Will Leave Here
at 10 A. M. Tuesday to
Meet Visitors at fatigue.

The proposed road to Jemez
. springs and beyond and the one
= to Estancia VIII be the main
= topics Of discussion al the regu- 4
= lar meeting OF the Commercial Z
y club next Tuesday night This I
= meeting IL To be turned into 4
= big roads rally and every phase 4
= Of highway building and road 4
' Improvement as affecting Aibu- I
. querque will be gone over thor I
= oughly, II h hoped 10 have 4
= large attendance not only Of au-
y tomoblllsts and others directly
y interested In better roads but OF
y all business men who realize I
y what "a valuable asset good I
. roads are 10 the community
. q &c o q O . O q . - . . 4