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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
THREE GLEE CLUBS
IN A ROW FOR
ALBUQUERQUE
Chicago University March %,
Pennsylvania U. March "a,
Indiana U. April 2; COmpe'
tition Is Fierce.

Ths Indiana University 0lte club -
"a new entry lu the race Tor sluV club
hUnors on the santa Re circuit. A.
already announced. the Chicago Giev
aud Mandolin clubs viii perform hcre
on Saturday evening March ~, aud
the ponnsS lyanib state is booked iOr
March 21th Sow COMES the new
that the indiana boys viii be here ON
April /. The lloosicrs expect that
thr.f show viii be- 80 much better
than the entertainments put on by the
congregations that prrccde them. that
they viii win first prize n the glee
club tournament
The announcement bog Supu.iuten
dent = e. BusFer, - the Santa Fo
Brhdiug Eu $40 .aJSlatiUu, regarding
tho Chicago University clubs Dr. as
follows.
This is the glad Easter time Gnd
spring vacation la an universities. and
up 10 date have eighteen applica-
tions from such glee clubs 90 make the
trio az Easter I am taking all that
can and morc than ( ought to.
"rhe month ot March az the read.
ing rooms will bring to our waiting
employees some of the grandest cot
lego odes ever written. ana viii intro
duce the ringing voices and bright
| commentaries of boys who intend ga
make their mark in the world 10
the time to come they viii manage
our railroads, operate our factories
| plead tor Justice at the bar, preach
from our pulpitr. administer ~ IA,
sick. aud generally direct the progruss
of the age. I need not awaken youl
/ interest lea the great school OF ths
! Hyde Purk district lts faculty. cor
rivulum. and STUDENTS have lmprcs-t,
J the world. n stands for progress if
All arts
| My object la sending them Is q
bring e closer relationship betWeel
the great university on the lake an,
the quasi university which We are de-
voiOpinE ON the santa pc. woul,
like 10 brlug their faculty 20 lectur'
To the employees. 90 teach and inspir'
them 10 larger things In true intel
lootual development Every employ
" hen IN Chicago ought TO visit tive an
iVersily, and theSe boys VIII be sla'
90 see them and show them whe
wealth aud talent can 40 Cor the rae
twhen properly Applied These hoy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
ARIZONA CATTLEMEN
WANT TWO DIPPINGS;
CONFER WITH MELVIN

m pa-u. TcX.. March .O.--Ari1onu
cattlcmcn Interested ia keeping th'f
stutr free OF ticks and sonora cattle
men and importers al cattle from
there met with Dr \ -. Melvin. CHIEF
Of the bureau of animal industry al
the PUsO del Nortc htrc. The Tor
incr desired that present requirements
OF tVp clippings bo maintained, dhd
the latter wanted rcsdtctions "rcmoN'
ed. No official uctIou was tukvu and
none probably viii be- takcn until Dr
Melvin returns TO Washington.
At present two clippings OF sonora
cattle are required, because IT II IN
possible. Say the officials to learn u
cattle have come from Injected dis
trctS The importers want the gov
crnment 10 allow the importation oi
cattle without the required dipping
when utldayii> eau be- produced SO
show that they have been ire, 'i
ticks and have been kept In q tick
Tree area tvr GO days. IN. Arizona
rdttlpmen ar, lighting the chunge
-ought. saving that uttiuaVHs from
sonora at this time are of little worth
aud ticks have been spread All
through tn, state.
Whore cattle ar" not shipped d"
Arizona ranges only one dipping i-
required. Il 10 probable that IN" pr"-'
INT restrictions win bc maintained.
Thus, attending the meeting were
Or a. y. Melvin. CHIEF OF the United
states bureau col animal industry, br
a. A. Ramsay, ,hitt of the Held in-
spcctlou division of the bureau, pr. J.
A. Bray. In charge OF thc local dis
trirt of m, bureau; Dr. W. u. Sew
crn. state veterinarian. eft Arizona; ~
\ Justro president oi the American
! National Livestock association; 4. "
| Tumlinsun, secretary uf this dssociu'
tlou. coutending against the removal
OF restrictions.
Those Interested IA the removal Z"
| th, restrictions we're: " y. toherl'
OF La Osa Cattle company ot Tucson
| Henry Boycc and George Pusch. u
/ the same city !. Blcktord kibhe, Z"
the Alumos cattle company, az Ala
mos. sonora " ROnstadt of Tue
son, and Kenneth oliver, of ~ paso
/ the latter representing the j n. ilul
/ Comm issiOu company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
FINAL DISMISSAL
or LUMBER
SUITS
State Declines to Prosecute
Cases Turned Over to Il By
United States and Ancient
Litigation Is Ended.

SAINTS Pc. n. ~. March 20.--On be-
half Of the state OF New Mexico At
torney General Frank w. Clancy has
formally declined. IN the United states
district court, TO prosecute the ccle-
DRAFTED lumber caves instituted on be-
half Of the federal government By
Ormslg McHarg in 1907.
shortly before going out OF Office on
March I Attorney General Wicker
sham suggested that these cases
should be formally disposed Of aud
Ia THIS end wrote TO Attorney General
clancy and United states District Al
tOrney =. n. Davis Cor advice az how
best 20 procecd. After a thorough In
vestiaation both tho attorney general
aud the district attorney we're con-
yinced that nothing could be gained by
a continuance OF the litigation and
Mr wlckersham was advised that the
eases should be dismissed.
The matter was then brought 20 the
attention 90 Governor Mcdonald who
agreed with the other officers that
there was nothing In the cases either
Tor the government or the state. The
governor however. suggesied that u
might be a good idsa 20 substitute the
state az a plaintiff instead OF the gov
eminent Of the United states. Mr.
wIckcrsham agreed with the goyer~
uOr aud this action was taken, which
left the state Of New Mexico In the
peculiar position OF being the PLAINTIFF
in q suit Ia which the territory Of New
Mexico was one OF the defendants, the
others bemg the Pennsylvania De-
yclopment company, the New Mexico
Fuel and Iron company, the American
Lumber company, syiyestre Mirabel,
w \. HopeWen. !, y. Day. Gross.
Kelly q Co. and Clark NJ Carr.
When the case came up for hearing
before Judge Pope. Attorney Cen
erai Clancy declared that hrst Of All
81 would b. impossible Tor the state
60 commence prosecution against
the territory whicn would be virtually
bringing an action against itself. ana
az To the other cases the state could
derive no possible benefit from pros
ocuting them.
The suits were thereupon formally
dismissed thus ending the litigation
which has extended over many years
and which has hindered the Develop
ment of vast tracts of timberland
through and caused needless hard
ship and expense IA the owners 0f
the property in question.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
White House
B,idc Must DEFY
"I3" Superstition

. Washington, March ge.--FOr .
. tb@ nrst time since the brief ad. =
. M, glstratiOn Of President Taylor =
Q the presidential household has =
. three mnrriagcablo Girls forming =
. part OF A. The advent Of the .
. president aud AIRS. Wilson and =
. their three bachelor" daughters =
. has naturally aroused Washing .
. ton society to speculation as 10 =
. the possibility OF one or more =
. white house weddings during the =
. administration now begun.
. The nrst white house wedding =
. took place little more than y
. century ago. when Mrs. Madl-
. sons younger sister. Lucy Payne =
Q washington. widow OF "A nephew =
. OF GeOree Washington. was the =
. bride.
o During President JucksOn'g adj Z
. mlnlstrutiun three weddings took =
Q piece in the historic mansion, =
Q those ct Delta Lewis OF Nash .
. Vile aud Alph0ase Pageot. a =
. member OF the French legation; :
Q Mar, Euston, o. niece Of Mrs =
Q Jackson. and lMcien y. Polk, =
q and Emily Martin. relative OF =
o the president and Lewis Ran Z
. dolph.
. The next white house wedding =
o was that Of Elizabeth Tyler. =
. daughter OF President Tyler. aud =
. william walter OF virginia 1Ale :
O next Was the famous wedding OF :
. Ncllic Grant and Algernon sar-
9 toris
O The white house weddings OF
9 late wears in the order Ia which I
o they took place were those OF
o Emily platt "a niece OF President =
o Haycs and Gen. Russell Hast
o ing: Miss Frances Folsom and Z
president cleveland. and Miss
q Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas
. Longsworth
. The list to date totals an even :
o dozen Sow the question asked
Nis whether one of the Wilson
. girls will flout superstition and I
O become the thirteenth white
= house bridc. perhaps IN 1913.
a a a a q . q q Q q q .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
DOUGLAS AT HEAD OF
CANANEA COMPANY

~ Paso, Tea, March 20.--James
Douglas. Ir has succeeded Dr l.. y.
Ricketts, az head bi the Cananea Con-
solidated mining interests az cananes.
sonora. pr Tickets has relsnquish-
I'd his control OF Cauunea CONSOLIDATE
cd to give his entire attention 10 the
Arizona copper company ana othor
southwestern interests.
Associated with Mr.. Douglas at
Cananea viii bee George Kingdom,
long connected with the Old Domin-
ion company az Globe. Tie will bs
underground superintendent az Cana
neu Mr. Douglas will move his fam
rs from Douglas, Arlz,. to CananeA
az once.
For ten years Air. Douglas has been
the chief developer Of the Arizon4
border city tie formerly was prom
inently identified with the Phelps
Dodge Interests. developed the mod
crn workings OF the pilares mines ia
sonora aud OF the big mines az Ma
JOzari sonora He Il a son OF pro-
fessor James Douglas resident dirsc-
tor ot the Phelps Dodge Interests in
the southwest ana vice president of
the w Paso somthw esteTn railroad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
NJ. Richards Experience With DIT.
IsFent Diets. Peaches and
Bullermllk Tor Three Years.

Ceeillon, Md.-Mr. George Richards,
Of This place, during the past " years,
has probably tried more different diets
Than The average person would ever use
N A lifetime.
What he has 10 say about his exprfi-
menls, must therefore be highly interest,"
ing 10 anyone suffering IRON indigestion
OF stomach troubles OF any kind.
lie says: "For more than IL years,
! suffered with stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds OF dollars for doctor bills
and medicines. | was also operated on
Tor piles.
lived on dried peaches and buttermiIk
Tor nearly three years. The only thing
that would not give me pain was raw eggs.
! was physical wreck. ] could moi
sleep, and was ss near crazy as man
could we'll be.
must say that after taking two 2j-ceAI
packages OF Thediords Black-Dfaught
u did me more good than all ! ever spent
iOT other medicines.
have been working daily on the farm
ever since. and ] am as hard as iron.
This purely vegetable remedy has been
In successful use for more than 10 years.
Tfyh. Bulbe sure that it's "ThedioTd's."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
NEW KING TO TAKE
OATH OF OFFICE
TOMORROW
Constantine Ascends Throne of
Greece While Government
Prepares Sepulchre for Muir
dered Monarch.
uy Leased Wire to E,cnng Herald.

G iiN Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald. .
Athens. NJlDh gu.-kug Coustou.
tu, vl1 tJko DO, oath Boo the cham
f.r cot d,pu,i,- tomorrow Th, gov
,rum,ut ANNOUNCE, that % spec td|
mpus"loum Be- go 10, erected Go ,Uuts "a
40, nud, cot. kug G'urs,
Premier N,ufu,us. 600 uuuuuDlua
rh, death ui Nug q org, iu tn
chamber ui drpuli,s. ,luuucutly ,ulu.
gi1"d his maic-t>s services Go nl
country during h. long reign and &C.
lvrr,d iu uuduiuIt terms Co. hi sue
,,f..ur kug Constantine when tu'
premier asked ln, chamber tu s,Di..r
,ou-toutiu, 1s th, urv KING the t"pg
tics responded with ,hoor- and th'
u,upI. 100 the sul,yir- Joined u 'h'
manifestation. The leaders cot Iu'
parliamentary opposition Jltvrat.
paid tribute Zoo tn, late king. 90, .'u
ats describing him J- chat ua'uf.
MARTYR who has Iil,I af o.. pos
Nu.', guarJ.uI co.. interest ul fh la
liuu
Tn, chamber of deputies determine"
Co goo into muuruuE ipr s.N month";
aud 90 prupu.u 'r erect 3D. uauouH
monument 300 honor "l Iu, at' kul
G,urg, was voted ', reclamation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
PERSONALS.

Special meeting of lNthIuu sisters
Friday afternoon. March 20. go ESQ,
at Is. ol T.. hall, tu meet lda Johnson,
supreme chief a large attendance
desired NJ T.. g.
Mrs. Allen Nyr b. entertaining Mrs.
IDA Johnson. supreme chlrf oi the
pNthHu sisters Mrs johnson o. Nit.
itiuR pythiap temples through Ne.r
Mexico and Arizona.
Miss Ursula T.. Wheeler ct Humil-
ton Mont became the bride last
evening of NIr Loland Harwcu of
Los Lunas The ucwlyvCds are guests
at tie Alyarado ana viii spend a
br,of honeymoon In Albuquerque
They viii make their home In Los
luuas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

Topeka. Kan, March ga wind
storm that swept over central Kansas
tate today did much damage. accord
ing Co reports received here
At Alta Vista, fitty miles west az
Topeka, e Young girl wac seriously iu-
iurcd whom her homo was unroOicd
Several buildings in the business Sec
tion of the town were wrecked SNOW,
rain aud hai foll over thu storm
swept district. Along the maiu IA,
OF IN, Chicago, Rock Island and Pa.
citic railroad west of hero. depot
were unroofcd and cars blown irou
the track
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
DR.. HOPE SUSTAINS
PAINFUL HURTS
IN ACCIDENT
Well Known Physician Is
Thrown From Vehicle and
Dragged Short Distance; Es-
capes With Bruises.

Dr Walter q Hop Was painfully
bruised but not seriously injured this
morning ss hy Was driving In 90 buggy
ut the corner OF Eighth street ara
Tljelas avenue. some part OF the
buggy bryk, aud pr Hope WIS
thrown tu the ground. tue horse be.
coming frightened anU beginning 20
uluug, Dr Hope held Go the lines
and was dtaggcd eight az ten feet
bruisiug his knees and legs $50 badly
before stopping the animal that hc
viii bc laid up for several days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
OPENS UP NOSTRILS, CLEARS HEAD,
ENDS COLDS OR CATARRH At ONCE

mllamcd. swollen membrane which
lincs the nose, head and throat clears
the air passages, stops nasty dis
charges aud a. feeling OF clvunstng.
.oothng relief rDmrs immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
Tor breath, with head stuffed, os-
trils closed. hawking aud blowing.
Caturrh or "a cold, with its running
nose foul mucous dropping into the
throat, aud raw dryness h. distressing
but truly needless.
Pat your fath--iust Once--ip
"Ely's Cream Balm" and yOur cold
or VatArrh alll surely disappear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
FORTY MEN LABOR ON
REVIVAL TABERNACLE

Construction OF the big tabernacle,
which viii seat 1000 people Tor 90 rr-
Nital scrNiC, campaign. Was begun
TO-DAY Forty carpenters and handy
mon volunteering their labor, worked
on the tabernacle. and before noon
had the building hulf Wa, up Forty
different men, also volunteers, viii
finish the building tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
GOES HUNTING AND
SHOOTS FOOT
Frank Ault Laid Up With Toe
Missing as Result of Excur.
sion Down the Rio Grandc
With a Shotgun.

Fr,uk AuW ut IIN1 Nurtn ArnJ
street is laid up at his home ns the
result of 600 accident while me- vts
duck huuUus with two companion
down the Ei" GrIudr go o.glo,k thi'
Woruus 4 shotgun vas accidental
O., discharged iu some munu,r aud
pnrt ut the load took effect in Nult s.
urtl, toe. causing 60 painful wound
"a, Nt- bruugh, tu th, rip aud tho
wound dressed az 81 Jvs,phs ho-pi'
nI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

judging from the crowds that are
constantly waiting ia the pariors OF
the gifted psychic. the truth OF her
remarkable readings must have been
hcralded from mouth To- mouth.
Some of the most prominent people
of Albuquerque have consulted Mine.
Fischer. aud have gone away salts
fled that she is truly great clair
Noyuut
Her readings ar, guides 10 success,
health. wealth. and happiness, giving
YOU warnings ut trouble ahead and
foretollIng IN" most favorable periods
for your prospective enterprises. She
reveals to YOU "a knowledge uf your
tru, self showing yuu your individual
lJaptionS. with the aid OF tho infur-
nation gained from nsr you can mar.
shat your every effort upon the cor
rect object. thus doing away with the
LOSSES incident upon dilatory and
mlsuppl effort Fer readings aud
advice. assist 80 a harmonious ana
suitable marriage. iu fact. through
thu mingled science of astrOlogy
phreuology, p1lmistry and clairvoy-
ancy. you may. may viii he able to
max, your Ute the complete success
which nature intended Il To be.
! Do YOU not feel that now Is the time
+ when yuu should learn your strength
aud weakness. the scope ot your abll-
! ity aud Your natural adaptions and
press on To- realization of the happi-
| ness aud cuutcutmtrt which awaits
! YOU
Mime. Fischer D. the only one In the
/ state uf New Mexico who II licensed
to use the yogi system" through
which sh, h. enabled 20 reveal o.
you with un-rrInk accuracy your past
us YOU alone know H. your prtsuu,
~ 10 's. and your future eSactly as
/ Il viii be. No other clairvoyunt vho
has ever visited Albuquerque can las
Claim To as many successful read
iuEE and locating yUluables az has
! Mime Fischer, and there are many o'
our best ,itizyu~ who are reauy tu
vuuch for such claims. Those VIII,
have heretofore maintained that thcr,
is nothing In clJlryoyunce are read.
To- acknoV ledge their mistake aud noW
put the same confidence Va WIN, -h,
49, them iu regard To- the future. ts
| AhfA fhW lNuFf NNut AihtW NWf hN'
told them of the past
when m doubt or in trouble about
buying or settling. investigating oi
changing. cali and get the advice 1I
q medium who will make everything
clear aud the benefit derived iron
"a lucid reading viii more than repu
YOU. O. you are melancholy worrig,
or discouraged through unpleasant
domestic oontritious and financiu
Affairs. you should consult Mime
Fischer There b. nothing too dif
t'cuu Tor her Ia fact she guar
antccs everything she undertakes o
uu charge. Mime Fischer b. nov
. permanently located Ia her own PET
. Nate residence, III West Gold ave
4 nue.. Her parlors arc 80 arranged d
10 secure privacy aud seCluslou. Al
matters are treated Ia sacred CONT
dvpcc. Hours 10 "a. m. 60 p. a.
English aud German spoken
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
DOG POISONING CASE DIS.
MISSED BY AGREEMENT

rh, ease ot L. Spi,ss versus j. s.
GlJ,surr a,rd loo June. l'll. iu which
the plaintiff asked $500 damages
against tho defendant whom IL was
alleged mad poisoned tNu Spauicls bee.
longing To- the plaiutin. was dismissed
in the district court TODAY Dos agree.
mvut oi Go, attorneys interested.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
PRESCILIANO NUMB is
ACCUSED OF STEALING
HORSE IN BARELAS

charged with Neallus "a horse.
Prcsciliano Muniz was arrested today
on complaint OF Ni,.ut, Romvro.
NUniz was placed iu thu county ial
and his case viii lik,l, p, considered
by the grand iur, at once aud ne pre-
liWinury hearing viii a, asked.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
NOTHING BUT TRUTH
IN PENNSYLVANIA
ADVERTISEMENTS
Governor Signs Drastic Law
FOrbidding Publication Of
False or Misleading State.
ments Concerning Wares.

liiy Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald. I
ilurrisburg Pa. March 20. GOV
OrnUr Teuer approved o bin prohibit
INK the publication in new puprrs
periodicals. circulars or letters or
other publications of false or mis-
leading statements ur assertions re-
gardiug merchandise s"vuriiiHr or
services The new act prov ides u
Fine ct not more than $1,000 or iu-
prisonmcnt for sixty days or both ,oi
violations ui the act
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

Whore can see e. good produrti0a
~ Hamlet inquired the stranger
iu New YORK.
Well answered the hotel clerk.
"thcy have a. woman Hamlet PLAYING
n at the Kibosh theatcr; they have Il
Get to music al the FriNolits. aud a
prominent baseball player Is starring
in the part at the Guzook '--I Louisville
Courier. Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
TRY Ely's Crcom Balm

Get u small bottle anyway just Co
o., u-Apply MAJ, la thu uostrils
aud Instantly vuur cluggrd nose and
-tupprd-up AHA passages of the head
viii open, you VIII breathe freely;
dizziness and headache disappear By
morning the catarrh cold-in head OF
cuturrhul sore throat viii be- gone.
End such misery nov Get the
small bottle ct EMS cream Balm
al any drug store. This sweet, ira
grant balm dissohes by the heat OF
the nostrlls pcuetraies aud heals the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

glnce the oid.faahioned theory 81 cur
SHg eczema through the blood has been
saivea have been tried for skin ulHenaef
llnt a har been found that these aalves
univ clog the pores and cannot pene3rate
a. the inner skin below TIE epjdermis
where the eczema germs are lodged
Thtn--thc Quality of ppBetlntin4---
prohnbly explains the tremendous sue.
cess on the we'll known flquid ecxeue
remedy. oil OF wlutererccn. thymoi niv'
Cerine etc. on compounded in Odd
Prescription.
We have SOLD other remedies Tor skin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
VETERAN POLICEMAN
SUCCEEDS GOLDEN
RULE CHIEF
Noted Head of Cleveland De-
partment Deposed from Of
flee on Charges of Gross
Misconduct and immortality
Is, Leased Wiz, To- i.,cninp Herald. :

BN Leased Mir' To- i,,cning iicrHid. !
cleveland 90. March go Inspector
William s. Rove, thiru-iJrco year, %
p,mbrr u' tH, police department
today nus appoint d rhi,i ul poly, hy
Ma,or Baker Go succeed Fred Noh'yr,
VINO wts removed last Monday when
found gui,ty ul gross immortality and
m syouuu,t Boo office, Rove has had
charge uf tIc department whenever
End,r m,- ou dutN ~, always has
been q nrm supporter OF The former
Inlet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
Why SalveS Can't CuFe.ECUIha

trorbles but none lhof W ran fef9us
mend ~ hinhlY AZ this f4F - hN1W tHtt
u I'D. stops the Itch ~ oNfe. we IMt
want you - give p Old. trIaL That w,a
be enough 20 prove n.
OF coDgae AZ other druggists nnva
Odd Fftarriptl9N~-Ho % fNHm ~ tQn
cant come % ue-~but don accept some
big nr0ft eu&Htlrufa
Hut In vop como 70 cur store W. are
20 certain 81 what ~ u VII % fof Nuu
That We oner yon . fun slfe bnttln an
this guarantee IF Won 10 not md tnno
II takre away the Iich AT ONc&. a
ccatq you not 4 ctns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

'Pickwick Papers" twO-roel VITAE
graph comedy feature with John
Bunny Ia the title role Crystal
gave the glad hand 10 the California;
clubs when they came over the Nne-
Aud the California boys viii brush
the snow oil the Chicago boys ara
cover them with v,hite roses.
so they come SO they 20, aud
the santa re says welcome"
~ q BHsSER.
superintendent Reading RoUms"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

"Pickwick Papers" charles Dick
ems great humorous masterpiece. In
moving pictures Scenes all laid In
actual haunts OF Dickens characters;
interesting views ~ English country
and city lie crystal today aud to-
morrow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

For any itching Of the skin, for
skin rashcs. chap, pimpies etc, try
DOan's Ointment soc az all drug
stores. ~A q