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Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Semtide e~uangcIiid IatgeriIdle
6OncUrOia Stride, 20. uno o Str, q.
8.
Eaitor: Heb. YnlI u. D1en5eI.
Scuniags. brnifhn 0ctiteoitna nm ii ubr
mcrasns, snalilber WOrsneottssbisnf an jsbem
1. SpnHtas bfs Wcnais.
@stslspsiammlnns oss 9nbtaSor @nsins
mn 6.3O llbr.
6nslilts MISUNDERSTANDING I'm 7.30 ubr
wenn Offenders aiieeieiat.
Airhmraibieuna am erien Wiiiwch bts
Wonais, abeIos s llbr.
BransnrucinehBuna am erlfu Mittpp& bee
Wonaie. nahmiitaae 2 llbr.
Die Spnniassiuuifbrer baben lire mcnais
Tide @tlhafte ctriammlnug am aptilsn Difns.
az ef5 Wonaif. attute 100 libL une ibrs
pOdtnilihe BcrbFuimnaf lunfs Donnsrstaa
abfnb 100 llbr.
B%nlammluus bss Wliliionepnsins III am 3.
SOnnfrsiag ees. Mlunais I'M 2 llbr uaRmittags.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

GO. Int6. Srcieinigfeits . airde.
@de 4. mo G-5traBe. H..@. 9aItor
S. S6r0Oer
@ottesoienlie: @ornt. If llbr in
oeutiher Spro6e, g(benos 7.3O in
cngliiher Spra1e.
8dbreno Der 5oiten5eit ieoen W1itt.
nod Inn 7.30 abenos OentIder GOT
tes0icnlt.
Somto9sidule (oeutih : engIiif)
I'M $50 llbr oormittngs.
@oncorOia @erein perIonmeIt lid
an I. mo 3. 9onneritag oes Mts..
abenOs s llbr.
6ropenperein AM /. 0onueritag
Il. Monat.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Ole @ilbeIm Eea 2oqe

Ole 8ilbelm Gea 2oge go. 8.
p%eriammelte lid am lebten 9onner@-
tag Mben0 in Carl Sammels Saae.
&ommanOeur Sammel fiibrte Den
@oriis. 9as &omite, meldeS sic
Dampferfabrt nad Seem &iper gieip
Barf 81 arrangieren bat, erltattet2
Beriht. Dieie Sabrt miro Oereint
nit Dem @erein Baden unternom-
men unO beltimmt cine Der beltea
meroen, Die in oielem CONNER oer-
anitaltet per0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
@eriammlmnaem:

Nta6mittags $50 ubr, q.
rettoren : 8%erianmiung Oes 9ept-
l6en @aiienbauies in Der Anitalt.
Sonntag, Mbenos, I'M @oloen @agle
&otel, monatli6e @~eriammlung
Oes uSnfel 8rdlig @ergniigungs-
@ereins.
9ienstag, Ibenos, in Sir &ale, Ser
iammIung oes 10eutid : Slmeri-
fanii6en llnteritiiBungspereins.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Ger u9dwaben-@ erein" belt
feline monatlide @eriammlung IN
MaBmann's Saue am lebten Giens-
tag Nbeno ab. 9a YrdiiOent Braun
bon Der StaOt abmeieno mar, 10
iibernabm 5riB Sanolo Oen @oriib.
Nahoem &outinegeibGfte erleoigt
unO 8omiteberidte a%naebort marerL
murOe belbloiiem in oieiem Sabre
oas GannitGoter @oIfsfelt in 8alti-
more au beiu6en.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Nus OrntI6en Werciuen.

Cine 0ireftorcn S%criammlulg
0es QeutIdJsn @oiienbauies iinOet
moraen, Sonntag, ben 10. Augult,
nahmittaas 2.3O llbr in Der anltalt
ltatt. Oie Serren Gtreftoren woaen
Dies niht itberieben.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

GDangcIiId . Iutbsriid)c st. so.
banneS . Stride. Az Ctr, @. @.,
5iuiihen Q mo 6 Str.
HaItor McD. S. s. Suit.
Airhtnraib periamnsit l@ nm /. Westas
i'm Mcnai. qlttnos s llbr.
Hrnusnputin %p,rlommsIt h6 am I. witt.
NOD i'm MOnai. Wadmitiaes 3 llbt.
yutber-qiaa vrIammtIt nd am 2. WitippH
i'm Mruat, 8 lbr Absuee-
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Gritc rcfOrmicrte Stride, G. unO q
Str, g. @.
Yaiior: Icp. SSanics Q. @ubrer.
SumntagSidpulc, eng Iiidl. nm 9.45
bormittogs.
airdsnrnlt am 1. Eitnlus i'm MOnat
s ilbT Absnbe.
Or srbrrrSusin isstn GUnnsrlas absnts
um = llbr.
8rausn.grnu am rrlen Disnias imMonat
um Z ubr 30 Absnbe.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
4ereins~ und aouen~galender

Ge Serreu Setretdre fmO sebeten, ums tets BON Observation-Disclosures
iOUe bon gOrsdnseu in ibren gereineH 8erbt gu sebeu, uo fo mir
fds befrebt, iOIde an eeeisueter Steae aui8unebmeu.
grets fHr be SuierhOu Der aarte $3.50 per Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
GuanacIiid : Int6eriide 3iOns.
Stride. s. unO y Str. 81. VI.
Baltor Hidoro Sdmiot.

"EF"TV ~ ONNsVTFs ~
Baltor Hidoro Sdmiot.
@ottesOienIt icoeu Sonntaa: (
9eutfh 10 llbr pormittaos.
GngIiid II llbr pormittaes
mo s llbr abeii0s.
Sonntagsidule $50 ll6r BORN.
airtmrOt AM Iieniae absnS nat BEN les
ten Sonntas I. M.
5rautn. DiiaiOns. Gertin uno Brauen. 6llfs-
Ssrttn am /. OOnneritas Nahmitiag i'm Dion,
r%lterer nm 2 llbr, IsBtrrer um 3 llbr.
Suaenb.0nein (guibsr. yiaa) itpm Donnsrs-
tag Nbenb nm 7.30 lbr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
RAREPERFUNESNOW
READY FOR THE
LADIES
Powell Drug Company Opens
Magnificent Assortment Of
Perfumes and Toilet Waters
for Christmas Buyers.

The Powell Drug company, Fourth
and Central, is Offering 20 the Christ
mas buyers of Albuquerque this year
what Is beyond question the rarcst
and most expensive, as well as the
most comprehensive line OF imported
and domestic perfumes. toilet waters
and powders ever placed on display
in this city. The line Is absolutely
complete. from the most costly ~ the
Partisan productions 10 the standard
American perfumes and toilet wa
tiers.
There Is no more satisfactory gift
for a woman than perfume. " Il be
good perfume. and there ~ nothing
else In the Powell stock.
The line includes some especially
attractive combination packages COM
prising perfume, toilet water and
powder. II vii be well worth while
to examine this line before deciding
on your gifts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

San Francisco, Dec i9.-rhe mu.
nicipal water system provided for by
the Hetch Hctchy pians, which Pres
idcut Wilson's sisuatafe made potion
thai today. viii bc second IN masni-
tudc and engineering difficulties 20
that Of New York city only
a dam 500 feet high will lmpOund
n lake resting on the floor Of the
Hetch Hetchy valley nine miles long
and from loco 90 1000 feet wide.
containing $4,000. 900. 900 gallons.
An open water course viii lead
twelve miles between canyon walls 90
the aqueduct proper. which viii be
1914 miles long. The daily capacity
Of the system will be delivery Of
900. 900 900 gallons. intended 20 sup
ply the needs OF ali the cities about
san Francisco bay.
The ultimate cost Of the system, in
Guiding the construction Of power
system. has been estimated by the
board Of army enginoers al S77.361,-
400. At special election bond
issue bearing ~ per cent interest ON
&i5. 300. 900 already has been author
ized. Water Will bc available for
consumption by the expenditure
Of t3S,00O.OOO and the additional
cost Is for construction OF hydro
electric plant, the largest and most
valuable municipality owned in the
world. This plant will develop 200,-
GOO horse power and will stand on
the city's books as an asset of SiS,-
600 600
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
CANDY FACTORY IS
WORKING DAY
AND NIGHT
Big Powell Confectionery Es-
tablishment Turning Out
Finest Line of Christmas
Specialties on Record

The Powell candy factory. one OF
the moN complete Ia the whole
southwest has turned It's entire
working force 10 meet The rush of
Christmas business, which is unusual
is heavy this year, according TO Man
aver Monte Powell of the Powell
Drug company Always foremost in
its offering Of perfect candy the
Powell company this year has made
a special effort 10 adapt itself To the
Christmas trade ana the result Is "a
bcwildering array of sweets. fresh
from the factory every day ana de-
signed to satisfy every want of the
Christmas buyer
The line his year includes candy
toys Ia fancy designs, candy canes Ia
many colors. mixed candies. box can
dies and candles IN fancy packages;
attractive Christmas boxes and bas-
kets.
In fact every want In the line OF
CONNECTIONS can De found at the Pow
ell store this season and the beauty
OF 10 all is that every piece OF this
candy is made right here at home
ils purity is absolutely guaranteed, II
g. NOT 90 bee cquallcd by any candy
shipped in. no matter how famous
the name of the maker. and IL has
the prime qualit of being fresh To the
purchaser every day 10 means moi
only saving In money, hut absolute
satisfaction 20 buy tho Christmas
candy supply at powell's.--Adyertise
mcnt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
DIRECTORS OF TWO
COMPANIES THE
SAME
Damaging Admissions Wrung
from Secretary of Western
Fuel Company by Counsel
for Government.
rs, Leased Wire to Evening Herald. /

[ By Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald.
san Francisco, Dec. 10. When
David Norcross, secretary OF tho
Western Fuel company testified today
that the company's barge and light
crage business was conducted boy the
Western Transportation company,
Theodore Roche. OF the counsel for
the government took the witness IN
hand and drew from him an admis-
sion that the directors 0f the two
companies were the same and that
their hooks were kept In the same
office. Eight directors. officers and
employees of the Western Fuel COM
pany are on trial charged by the gov-
eminent with cheating IL out of full
weight ana full customs dues by an
elaborate system OF beating the scales
Part of this alleged system Is rredi-
Gated on tho manner in which the
company has handled its coal in
transferring 10 by lighters from iti
pier pockets 10 steamships thai
burned Il ana the effort OF the dc.
fonso was 20 show that the Western
Fuel company had no control oyei
this portion OF its business.
The examination OF Norcross con
tlnued along th lines laid down yes
terday. Tho whole contention of th'
defense was summed up In a declara
ton of Stanley Moore. one Of the al
torneys.
III over-Tuns constitute a fraud,
can say that every man In the Goa
business Of the country Is guilty %
| frauds
Mr.. Moore sought 90 establish b.
| the testimony Of Secretary Norcros
that the annual oyer-runs shown b.
the books--that Is, the excess OF Goa
sold over that recelved--was negligi
Bile IN proportion 70 the gross busines
done and was usual phenomenon b
the trade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
COMPLETE REFORM
CONTINUED from rage onc)

of new currency or the present ma
tlonal bank note currency as bank re-
serves.
senator Root supported the Burton
amendment, declaring that the new
notes and the present bank notes were
simply promises To pay and We're,
therefore. an absurdlty AS reserves.
This Is the most prepostcrous
thing ! have heard or said he. since
Mr. MicoWber paid his personal obli-
cations by giving his note of hand u
provides simply for the use of debts
as security Tor debts
the Burton amendment was de-
fentcd. 40 10 81.
Mr. Burton then attacked the pro-
vision allowing member banks 10 de-
posit as half their reserve Ia tho fed
eral reserve bank, paper available for
iro-discount. An amendment 20 strike
out that provision was defeated with
out a roll cali
Senator Burton endenvorod 20 pFe
vent tho issue ~ tho new currenc,
In denominations of 81 90 81, but ar
amendment 20 that effect was reject
' ed "A 10 30.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
DISCUSSED
!. FOR CELEBRATION
BY KNIGHTS
Banquet and Ball by COlumb.
ians to BE Given on Ami
versary Will Be Brilliant
Affair.

The regular forinlRhtly meeting Of
Albuquerque Council knights Of Coz
lumbus, waa held hast Tuesday even
ing In tho odd Fellows hall After
routine business was transacted "a gem
crHi discussion WAS entered Into by
the members present. Matters con-
corning the good OF the order were
discussed With especial reference 20
the annual celebration TO be held In
February next. AZ that time the an
nlvcrsary OF the Institution Of this
council viii be- observed by a banquet
ond ball An efficient committee has
been appointed Tor this purpose. This
committee viii work with the Lectur-
or and promises 20 make the affair
one of the best of SIS Kind ever held
Ia AlbuquorquC
Matters relating to coming degree
work. advancement of initiation fees,
/ financial as we'll az social welfare ana
advancement Of the Council were
! thoroughly gone into and voted on.
The attendance while not large. was
/ enthusiastic and the remarks of every
one present showed deep introst on
behalf 81 the order The present Of
ficcrs were installed In November and
they have expressed the determination
90 make their administration a model
~ efficiency. II was announced that
subsequent meetings would Doe feat
ured By the presence Of lecturers who
win speak ON various economic and
scientific subjects. Dr J. A. Boidv
ana Attorney Francis =. Wood have
already announced their willingness
] To- speak In the near future.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
scamcn's nm Defended.

Washington. Dec. i9.--ThOmas
Conway of Buffalo. secretary of the
Marine Firemen, oilers and Water
Tenders union OF the Great Lakes,
defended the La Toilette scamen's
bill today before the house merchant
marine committee. lie told OF hard
ships uf firemcn compelled To come
on deck from Sitting boiler rooms
to do decNhand work i'm cold wealth
er. Such q system ot double duty
he declared, WAS menace to the
health OF the flremen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
The Markets


fBg Leased Wire % Esenlpg tlcIaId.
New YORK, DDec. io. tweu s1eet
Noon) ~ stronger tone Do stock pre-
vailed throughout the Morning ses
eion Dulilsh operation were com
Quoted with more confldnnce and an
improvement in aentImepf naa appaf-
emit Tho rise Ga seasoned dividend
paying stocks was On rfaponFr 10
demand lneiatenf enough ~ suAgeai
Increased outside buying. allfnueh
covering Of short commitments was
q large fpctorl Adylces Respecting
monetary conditions abroad were
more favorable and tho eaalcr tone
of "a day 70 day accommodations M
tia homo market assisted operations
on Tie long side Canadian Pacific
which was exceptionally weak yehter-
day, lee tho rise. and d large number
Of representative shares advanced ln
striking fashion The Volntan Of
business contracted IA the higher auee
iatlons traders reducing thcis opera
lions after partial run.ln ~ the
shorts had been accomplished. nends
were firm.
Prospects Ut another favorable
bank statement and the large over
subscription IL the LohlRb valley
bond issue stimulated builish activity
epain Prices went wen beyond tne
mornings hixh Figures win pariica-
TAR strength IN Canadian paclfiu. i'm
Ion Pacific ind the conicrs.
The market closed strong. The adj
vance continued 20 the end. with
largely increased dealings. Union Pa
clfic and Canadian Pacific scored
gains of 3 and 4 points respectively.
and other shares were up from
10 a.
Closing prices On tho more import
ant stocks wereg
Amalgamated. 70 rs.
Sugar. f0a
Atchison. 90 SIS.
Northern Pacific. los as.
Reading. f6i.
Southern Pacific. 80 rs.
Union Pacific. i5f.
Steel. 81 SIS.
Steel preferred. 10b Ia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

Chicago. Dec. i9.--Mild weather
over the greater part Of the winter
crop belt tended today to prevent any
decided rally IN wheat. Prices started
a shade to onc-fourth lower, recov-
cred to a trlfie above last nights level
and then sagged again.
The close wea firm. 3-sc 20 lac
above last nlght
Forecasts OF lower temperature
west overcame weakness ia corn. The
market "a the outset varied from one
eighth lower 10 a like amount up and
then hardened TO moderate extent.
The close was easy, lisa DC net
lower. 20 Use advance.
Commission orders to purchase
oats az any decline made that cereal
firm.
First sales OF provision ranged
from i-2M Sc off 20 a shade adj
vance with SLIGHT setback later
whoat--May, o. lac; July, SO l-sc.
Corn--Dec.. 90 5-sc: May, 60 5-sc.
Oats-May. Al Use: July. Al 1-Sc.
PorR---Jan.. s20.e2 Ia. May. s2O.So
I.ard--Jan.. s10.62 = May. sf0.97 y
Rlbs--Jan.. s1O.77A; May, st1.o5,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
F0RTY-THREE DAYS
FOR ASSAULTING
THE CRIPPLED
SHOEMAKER
Imprisonment Sentence Pro-
nounced on German Lieu
tenant Who Started All the
Trouble in Alsace.

tBy leased Wire 20 hvcnIug Heraidl
StraHsburg, Dec IA sentence
of forty-threo days imprisonment
was pronounced 49, court martial
today on Lieutenant BARON Won Forsi-
ncr OF the Ninety-nlnth infantry for
cutting down with his aaber q lame
shoemaker in zaberu, Alsace on Dee
cembcr q The charge brought
against him was "willful assault and
causing great bodily harm BY the IL
lcRal use Of q weapon
Lieutenant Won rorstner was the
officer who brought about the recent
trouble between tho military and ci-
william population of Zaberu
The sentence of the court martial
carries dismissal as an army officer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
E.L.WaShburn
Company
UNSTABLE KILLED
! MAKING AN ARREST
is2 5. second. iiO W. Gold.

4Tucumcari, y. NJ. Dec la.--Doug-
4 Anderson ut san Jon, y NJ, was
Blot and killed Wednesday afternoon
z is said the shooting was done hy
carey Van Sickle, aged Is, whom the
constable was attempting 10 arrest
n Waruni charging perjury. Van
Sickle has not been arrested. An IN
quest Be- being held by Justice of the
Peace clarke Muudell az san John
To-day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
EBBETs GOES TO
CLOSE TINKER DEAL


~ Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
New York. Dec. ie.-charlos ~.
Ebhcls. president OF tho Brooklyn
baseball club. LETT for Cincinnati to-
day 90 close the deal for joe Tinker
Ebbets carried with him check Tor
$4,000. the purchase price less tho
Sl00 bonus for Tinker which the
Brooklyn club maintains u ~ entitled
10 hold until the player signs con-
tract with Brooklyn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

OK ACCOUNT serious sickness
must sell nay business az once.
$500 90 Will buy u and allow buyer
to thoroughly investigate before buy
ing win show handsome profit.
O.ight work.. Send name and adj
dress 10 BOX q. Evening Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

u. G.. Wilson OF Denver. superin-
trndent OF wire service Tor the Assoc
ciated Press in the Denver district IS
IN Albuquerque today on business.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
PRESIDENT SIGNS
!. HETGH-HETCHY
WATER SUPPLY
MEASURE
Two Hundred and Twenty
four Billion Gallons to Be
Impounded in Gigantic Res
ervoir.
TREMENDOUS PROJECT
FOR SAN FRANCISCO


fliy leased Wrc 90 EvcninH Herald. ]
Washington, Dec. 10. President
Wilson today signed the Hctch Hechy
bill granting public water supply
to san Francisco lie accompanied
his signature with a statement de-
claring that he believed the public
needs or the region concerned were
served by she blu without impairins
the usefulness OF the public domain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19
Now Chlncsc Mlnlsicr

Pocking Dec. 10. Shah Hai-Fu.
who was Chinese consul ut Sew York
from 1904 90 1898. was appointed to-
day Chinese minister at Washington
in succession 10 Chang Yicn Tang.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19


Notice h hereby given that BY vir-
tue 81 = wtit ~ attachment lssusd
cut OF tho District Court for the See-
ond Judicial District within and for
the County Of Bernalilio on the alHf
day Of May, 1919, against he prop-
orty az the defendant above MANNED,
and 10 me directed, / then and there
levied. pursuant to the command 81
said writ, upon the property % the
defendant hereinafter described, and
Judgment having thereafior been
duly rendered Ia said cause Ga favor
OF tho plaintiff and against the de-
PENDANT, and a writ of execution and
venditl0nl cxponaa having been duly
lsnued out Of said court. and 10 me
directed, bearing date the 18th day
on December, iata, l. the uRdoraign-
ca. Jesus Romero. sheriff Of the
County OF bernailllO. viii On Hatuf-
day. the 18th day 81 january. tei4,
al eleven o'clock Ia the forenoon ~
said day, az the front door oi the
Court House ln Albuquerque IN the
County Of Rernalillo. expose for sale
and sch 20 the highest md best bid
der for cash all of the following de-
scribcd property and real estate, 70
levied upon BY me, being situate IN
and near the city 81 Albuauerque m
the County 81 Ecrnnllllu and state of
Now Mexico. and more particularly
described as follows. lo-wit;
The East Forty-seven and One-
Third ga l-s) feet 81 Lots sew
en- ca, Eisht go and Nine CO.,
and an Of Lot Zen (i0) In Block
No. Forty-three (43) Of the HUI
ming Highland Addition 10 tho
city OF Albuquerque; and Lots
One tl) and Two co IN Block
No Thirteen (s3) OF the Paris
addition. rs appears by maps Of
said Additions and property on
nle ia the Office ri The County
Clerk and cx-officio recorder Of
the County o. Bernalillo
/ Notice Is further given TINT the
amount which win be due upon ths
said judgment at the date 81 tho sale,
ana for which The said property viii
De sold Is the sam OF Sl0og.is, and %
addition thereto the costs and cx'
penses OF this sale.
Dated this i9th day Of December
1918.
Jesus ROMERO.
sheriff Of Bernailll0 County
Marion a wood. Attorneys foi
Plaintiff, Albuquerque. y. 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

Chicago, Dec. ig.--uogs Receipts
$4,000: market dun. Sc lower; bulk
s7.5Oa77O; light. $1,000 1855; mix
ed. t7.4107.75; heavy, s74Om 7.75i
rough. s7.40@7.75; piss. $6.25M les
Cattle--feceipts $500; market
steady: becvcs, S6.600s.7b; Texai
steers. s6.60G 100; western steers
$500 1850; slockers and feeders
$4,000 7a5: cows and heifers. Sa.5t
n $40; calves. S7.0OWt0.5o.
sheep Receipts 10000; market
weak. native and western. st.25M
$50; yoarllnes. s5.t0m6.50; nativ,
lumbs. s6.25m77O; western lambs
sG.2b@7.75.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

New York. Dec. is.--Car money.
firm. 3Na1-9 Der cent
Time loans Htahef go 4aFn ~
s ~ per eens, % dayp ana ais monlhs
per cent
Mercaniiie pnper 1-tMd per cent.
Commercial hliia 1880 IA
Rar silver $50
MeNcau dollars. "a r.Hc
Government bonds firm: railroad
bonds. firm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas city Doc la.--H0gs RE.
ccipts 1900 market &c lower heavy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

aud mndr . ur others nice CIT
Goods pt 81 rpV saving Prices.
atO-2ig 8 ~, "a &c. Phone GGt
ALL GOODS DILlNERED-OPE
EVENINGS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-19

sheriff Of Bernalillo County
Maroon 4 Wood. Attorneys tor
Plaintiff, Albuquerque. ~ 81.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
KAPU KUU KLUB TO ENJOY
A PERIPATETlC DINNER

Members of Kapu Kuu Klub Of Ala
media will enjoy q peripatetic dinner
Saturday night, when they will visit
in succession the homes of Miss
Gladys Pennock in Encinal avenue,
Miss Claire White in Broadway.
Misses Lois and Ante Rhodes in Park
avenue. Miss Ida Redmond and Miss
Genevieve Colson In Oakland. At
each house q course of the progress
i've dinner wilf be served.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-10-17
State Naval Militia
To Open on Targets
With 4 Inch Guns


The California state naval militia
broke q worlds record on the target
range last ycar. and officers and men
are working to prove by this years
record that the renown won in 1919
was something more than bubble
reputation The record practice this
year has been ordered for December
IA, when the en-satlors-gunners
will be given = chance to show what
they can do with the Marblehead's
four inch guns and three Founders.
The practice will be held at the
southern end of San Francisco bay.
Incidentally. this Is the only harhor
in the world big enough for a war
ship TO turn loose four inch guns
without breaking windows or in any
way interfering with the commerce OF
tho port The Marblehead will steam
down to the southern end of the har-
Dor, and not even the sound OF the
guns will be heard in the city
Under the direction OF Captain
Bauer, q. s. N. NJ. nightly practice
Is being held in all the armories OF
the state There will be cruise
October Is on the Marblehead for
sub and ex caliber training. On this
cruise all the commissioned officers of
the naval militia will be on board,
and during the cruise an election will
be held for a lieutenant commander
OF the Second battalion. Lieutenant
A. H Woodbine OF the Seventh divi-
sion is slated for the Office and will
be elected