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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
STYLE SHOW
At ROSENWALO'S
ENCHANTING
Beautiful COlOrings, Fabrics
and Styles Delight Swarm
Of Visitors at Artistically
Decorated Department Store
Today.
GENIUS OF REINHART
EvOKEs ADMIRATION


Fascinating styles. c0lorlnes and
fabfics Ia conjunction with a decora-
tive scheme which may be described
by no other adjective than enchant.
az, did not fail OF their crect upon
he swarms of delighted visitors who
invaded the spacious metropolitan
department store OF Rosenwald's this
tnernoon upon the occasion 81 their
Spring Exhibit Ia Mode" from ,
20 8 o'clock ana which will continue
from 1.30 until a.3O tonight
The display 81 the beWiidcrlng as.
'ortment OF Roseuwald wares. IN
witch the striking high colorinGs and
unique sty les uf the Balkan influence
prevail Ia enough 100 itself 10 hold
aptiNe every woman who enters the
tore. hut it took the genius of Deco
ntor o. II RoinhaTt TO add the m
lshing touches which went far toward
transforming the Interior OF tho store
nto bower 90 Springtlmc The keen
irtistic sense and refrurkaDlc tech
nipue OF Ma Ii"inhau found their best
oppression In the garden scene car
tipd out on the second nOor IN the
.eady-to.Votr department. where sis.
tors were pleasantly astouishcd 70
nd pho, OF the grcencst ~ green
grass, hisoctrd iu cBrh direction hy
leut gravel walks and la the center
q beautiful rustic stone scat. with ornH-
mental latticos rNtaadWg irnin neat
pillars u which were interianrd q
rrofusion ~ branches, BEARING dol.
lcatcly tinted apple blossoms while
dImlnutlyc cherry trees with their
wealth of blossoms further carried out
.hr illusion OF suTlug-.Jl developed
from the t,rt,l, brain and carried out
ny tho skilled hands ui tAe decorator.
on the FIRST floor the main aisle was
uncovered with smilaN. over artistic
lrbors. win beautiful purple wist3r.I
blooms depending from the greenctl
everywhere. tee WistarIa being also In
violence iu the front display Windows
IN Central avenue where Mr. Weinhart
had also bceu busy. In one window
fountain FLASHES IN u pebble
.udded. marble trimmed pool with
ia, Killings prcening about and Wis.
aria vines tWiniug about marble pil.
lrs banked hy bronze sphiuNes
While in the other Egyptian mon
ollths bearing Egyptian figures and
oron1r sphiuNos appear, with clahot-
tte tc,toous 0f U'i's iu each division
II the long window on IA. Fourth
trret side The decorations arr
tdapted to the display 81 styles and
'olorinrs with remarkable artistic APP
IrcClation Of values
This is unly q hint ~ tuc beauty %
the decorations which every woman.
M man. too lor that matter IN Alhu.
Werquc should see. TGr Balkan
,tylcs In ready 60 wear. materials and
trimmings arc most iuterostlug The
ready 90 wear department includes
imported models and fabrics ir0m
abroad and everywhere the general
effect h. Dt dstiuntNcucss Boo 1ll that
tho word implies, both 49, concerns th'
popular priced pnd the prctcntIou'
| ana expensive things.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
PLENTY OF WATER
FOR MINING
Heavy Precipitation in Lin
coin County Proves Aid
Iron Deposits Near Carrizo-
20 Attractive.

Carri2ozo y NJ. March gD.--W Will"
exceptionally heavy precipitation dur
ing the winter iutorfcred somewhat
with mining, particularly in the west
cTu ana northern districts 81 the
county % has gIratl, encouraged
mine owners ana operators br'uus"
nj the unusually abundant water nov
available for mining purposes. with
vutcr assured for Co. uum0or "t
months several 81 M, very dry dis
trl,ts viii soon SHOW great activity.
Tn. Gallina. mountains have been
under snow much of M. time during
the winter, making the roads impass-
able aud th" carrying ON oi N"fh
very difficult, bat several proprrtiDs
now show signs ~ awakening Miners
have been going into the Rcd cloud
district tor more than 20 week., ana
active development has been resumed
on the DcadW God and other Wupcr.
tics UnHyorablr weather Dlorvd
these properties down som" w''ks
ago.
Hickory Properties Examined,
several mining engineers have Wis.
tied the Gulunas mountains during
the past month Tho UiCkog prop'
critics were examined and sampled bN
an engineer representing eastern cap-
ital These properties have been idlo
Tor years. set in the early sos they
produced oIr which was hauled IN
wagons 90 the SocorTo smcltor ls'
miles by the wagon roads ~ inst day.
later the properties produced of"
which was hauled 60 Carrizo2n, then
The end of the railroad, ana shipped
10 ~ Yaso.
Irun DEPOSITS AluHct Attention.
The l4rgc iron deposits oi the cal
llnas mountains are attracting uti"n-
ton II b. admitted that the iron is
~ the hiRhcs grade found IN the
United states. ana Is probably Ia
greut quantities. hut IL has hcon cN'
tromcly dini'ult Co set the right par
ties Interested. aud then got the own
eVa around % reasonable terms aud
theh. again. IRON men have been In
there expecting 10 be presented with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

Jones. and left today Tor Cerrillos "a
look after rock work contracts.
Frank butt. who recently took over
the O'fiieliy Drug company. returned
last night from brief visit To santa
re. Mr.. Butt and his associate. Jack
Collins. propose 70 leave nothing un-
done 20 make the O'Rlelly store very
popular with the people of Aibnquer.
que. .
Mayor Sellers has wired 10 tho we'll
/ known nrm Of theatrical managcrs,
Klaw and ErlanRcr. pointing out the
advantages Of Albuquerque as the 10.
cation FOR q big moving picture studio
with i00 people which the firm pro-
poses TO establish. having decided TO
go into the movies" on q hig scale.
\ check for slightly over $1,000 has
/ been mailed by the Jcmez road boost
ors for deposit In the First National
hank here as an evidence ~ good faith
on toe Albuquerque Jemez road prop.
osition. A strenuous effort will be
made by the local here 10 raise the -.
maihing hall ~ the s.. o0o pledged
az this end.
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 in \
o. q. w hall viii bc held tho regular
meeting of John 4. Logan circle,
Ladies' 81 the Grand Army al the Re.
public. After the business session re-.
freshmcnts win be- served and a social
hour enjoyed. Az members OF th'
" u. g.. comrades of g. X. Warren
post and friends are cordially invited
"a attend
Alexander Il. siroup. engineer, who
has been engaged on work on "a,
Panama canal for some siN years pass
AMI q brother " 4 49, Strnup Of tai
city. has arrived here to take churg,
of the Improvement Of the Stroup
lands south at Albuquerque west of
the RIO Grande. His family Will az
rive soon and they will take up per.
mancnt residence m Albuquerque.
The white way" on central avenue
from First To sixth streets will soon
DE extended from First street east a.
the santa &c tracks. The fancy LAM
posts for the extension have been de-
liycred aud will be placed in position
and connected with the Santa pc
power plant within a few days The
extension OF ,he white way is the u.
suit Of q conference between y. G.
Eos, general manager 81 the santa
Fc. Mayor -. X, u. sellers. and pres
ident q. \. Kas4man. of the CONNER.
ciJl club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
HOLY THURSDAY IS
OBSERVED TODAY
BY CATHOLICS
Institution of the Blessed Sac
rament Com IN e m or a ted ;
Good Friday Will Be OBJ
served Tomorrow With APP
propriate Ceremonies.

Special services were held in the
three Roman catholic churches in AL
buquerquo today, the faithful partici-
uatlng ln the ceremonies incident Go
tn. pommemurslon OF the day un
which Jesus Christ instituted the
blessed Sacrament at the Last sup
per- ou the c,r oi HN DrurihNiou uu
calvary
in the church OF the immaculate
Conception this morning. high mass
NnH celebrated, during which hum
dr,ds received Hoy Communion. =
procession followed ihc mass and the
Blessed Sacrament was carried 90 "a
repository uu % side altar, which mad
been beautifully decorated with how
ers aud lighted candles This even
ing in the immaculate Conception
church special sermon viii 30,
preached 90 Tho Riesscd Eucharist.
Tomorrow VIII ho Good FRIDAY and
the CrucihXion OF the Savior viii Boz
A sermon ON The
Passion" VIII be- preached ut the
evening service la the immaculate
Conception church tomorrow evening
Special services will Doe held on sat
nrdAy known in catholic lhurgy Hs
Hoy saturday The Resurrection
Will boz celebrated on Easter sunday
An unusually nnc musical program
will ho rendered 90 the no O'CLOCK
mass sunday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

larg" iron deposits already developed.
AZ this iron Is ot exceptional quality,
and crops for distance OF fifteen
miles. IL b. only a question of time
until IT rs made available CONNER.
oially and q great industry built ~
IN the southwest. This would be
tributary 20 ~ pasn.
Since the interstate commerce COM
mission regulated an rates. furnace
on the railroad near this iron could
supply ~ pnso and western markets
with pig iron with practically no
competition, ana enjoy Is additional
profit tn. difference between local
rates ana the long haul from ohio
river points. This rs nov realized,
and prominent MON men are looking
into the matter.
several gold discoveries have been
reported from districts OF the count,
ana number OF prosp'Utors have
taken the field.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
CHARLES ". KUNz
PASSES AWAY
SUDDENLY
Pioneer Resident and Promin-
ent Business Man Of Albu.
querque Is Claimed By
Death During Peaceful
Sleep.

Charles ". kuuz. sixty year
old. Tor thirty years "a resident 81
Albuquerque and all durinS That tim"
prominent 10 business affairs, passed
away during hts sleep some time las.
night OF eat = this morning
air. kunl retired az 40 o'clock lac.
evening, IN the best OF spirits and ai-
ter having partakcn ot O hearty din
neT with hlg family al the rcguit'
dinner hour when bidding his wi,
aud the other members ol the !am's
good night MI. kunz va" apparently
900 his usual good health.
The realization tins morning tina
Mr.. kuuz had passed away during tat
nigh, Was "a most sever" shock Go 10 .
family The news col ht- death wac
received bg his friends ana acquain''
auccs OF the city with the grcatcs'
sorrow. Death rs attributed Co rh .a.
mutism OF the heart.
For some time MT kuuz had been
sufferer from rheumatism and las
was confined to ms nome durus 4
greater part ot the winter months
Some weeks ago. howc,,H, he rcco,'
was able 90 attend 10 hi- business a'
fairs as usual
Born loo 60. Louis. Mr.. Eunz Do,
malued lu lhst city until he. was thir
tt-uup years old. when n" came q
Albuquerque. lie became lmmodi
utrly Identified with various cuisines.
enterprises in Albuquerqu" aud con
uuurd actively iu charge of his li
Mrs until the time OF his death.
Tcs.dos the widow. Who 10 heart
broken ana prOstrated because OF hi'
sudden death, Mr.. kun1 leaves t"'
Sous and tao daughters. The SOM
are Charlie e.. Kunz OF Nmquorqu"
who was associated Win his iathei
,n business. aud nr. q, g.. ~. KunZ ;
prominent surgeon Of Tacoma. Wash,
/ who has nurn notified hy telegraph
LOT his fathers sudden death. tn,
daughters lto Mrs. E - Price. wht
with Mr. price arrived recently iron
vancouver o. O., Tor q visit ana Mrs
Rogers. vito ~ Guy l.. Rogers. man
|arrr 81 th. first Savings Rank and
Trust company 81 Albuqucrquo.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. but II is believed the
funeral Will he held saturday purinr
the many yems of his residence IN Al
huquerquo Mr. Kun2 was prominent
in public analrs ana was ON" ct the
most widely known ana most suhsian-
tial r,tiz,ns ~ the city.
\ very large number ~ peraonnl
friends and aoauninutnc"s viii mourn
his death aud tho Kunz family viii
have the deepest sympathy ot the en-
tire community In their sorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
TIIs NAT

~ HAT ~ something
which you wc1f
suncritnposcd upon
IL ~ or near toe Human
Uranium outside
~ that no General Description
applies To- the Hat, On the case
~ Man IL generally Is made
of Fclt or straw and has Hole
ln the bottom someW here near
tho size of your head, which
you insert therein In the case
OF The Tcm1i, OF the species. ID
may or may not have q Hole In
the Bottom. though u always
leaves Hole IN the Bottom OF
Husbands Wallet Ia case the
Female Hat has Hole in the
Bottom. u bears no relation To
tho size Of tho Wcarer's Head,
including the Hair. Many
woman who would wear Sum
her Eight and Three Quarters
Mans Hat wears "a Chapcau
with an Orihce measuring Two
Inches Across Womau's hats
are made OF many substances.
most of them unclassiiied In the
Natural Histories. The hat rs
affixed to her Upper Elevation
by numerous Dangerous Wca-
pons. resembling a Miners Cam
dlestick. Jabbed through a coli
lection OF Curious Creatures
called Rats. Upon the hat are
certain things called Trimming.
Trimming ranges from q Bushcl
81 VarieRatcd Plumage 10 the
Tail Feather OF sparrow or a
Small Wad ~ Fabric resembling
an Undetd0ne Biscuit. Tho Dec
orations generally cost about
Five Times the Price ct the
Hat
when \ man buys q Hat. he
plnnks Three Dollars down on
the Counter. iam La on his
head and walks hurriedly out.
pulling IL down over his Eyes.
When Woman buys o Hat.
she spends Eighteen Hours ~
each OF Five hat shops. called
Millinery Emporiums After
trying on anywhere from Four
10 Five Hundred Hats. she
glarcs az the Milllner and says
thnt Back East YOU can Get
what You want for one six
ieenth the Price. Then the
Milllucr puts on the shopper
tho Uglicst Hat IN the house
and says You are n Dream In
That pcprlc and Husband
writes check for Scvcnty-Fiye
and tho Woman takes II nome
and tears 30 TO Pieces and makes
10 over.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Ben Jacobsen is business visitor
IN the city today from Bclen
A. r. Morrissctt. claim agent for
the Santa Fc. left this morning for
northern points IN official business.
j. H. Fish. wire chief for the Noun
tain states Telegraph and Telephone
company spent today LOO Santa ~ IN
speeding equipment
X. NJ Rice. general uorcNecper for
the Santa Pc, h. here from chicago
today comforting with the local store
keeper. r.. Srullv. Mr. Rice was ~
Que time storokccpcr here.
The Vestbound santa Fr de luxe
arrived und departed on time this
morning There were nine passcH-
gers on the train. one getting on
here.
There will bee regular communi-
cation vi Temple Lodge 80. q, a. !.
aud A. NJ 10 night 90 1.30. Visiting
Alasons are invited liy order of th"
w n.
g. n. Morrill, foreman OF the gang
that n working the road from north
Of Algodoncs into Albuquerque. rec
turned to the camp this morning after
ATTENDING SO business affairs here
yesterday
Bowman Jarratt claim agent for
the santa pc. with headquarters m
Amarillo. Texas, is visitor IN the
city today MI Jlrwu arrived this
morning from 81 ruso, whore ne at
tended the guttlcmcn's convention.
y. J. Jones. foreman ~ rock crush
inc operations "n the double track
work al HucWHtrr arrived last night
from the west. accompanied hy Mrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
FOR SALE

ono pi,rco.Arrow a. horse. power.
T.nndaulcl Body 1879 car ml, equip.
rcd wlth electric lights. n nrsl elias,
,onditi0n. original factory price.
tI9O0.O0 VIII Sell for tho extremely
low price o' $4,000 Address =. o.
FOX cos or Inquire 40 Louis llicid's
Office il3 John So. Albuquerque.
y NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

enc grca, humorous masterpiece. u
moving pictures Scouos ail liid 10
actual huunts of Dickens character
interesting views OF ENGLISH country
and city iit" CRYSTAL TODAY and to-
morrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

Thrro uiu De- meeting of the
county commissioners of Hornulillo
county Goa Monday. March e. 90 2
o'elock Boo tho afternoon, 90 consider
TAX assessments.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

LOCAL WEATHER report
for - hours ending az u. M.
March Maximum tempera-
ture, 80 degrees. minimum. 90;
range. %, az : a. m. 90; south
west winds. clear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

Regular communication OF
Temple Lodge az gao y. M.
John Bunny as pickwick at
Crystal thcatef.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

Cheapest accident insrouce--Dr
Thomas Eclectic Oi For burns.
scalds cuts ANA emergencies. Al
druggists sell lt 2Sc and soc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
Tho Ntr lime

Gaho--lloV did Young go to tho
bud'
Steve Rcing u good follow Gin
ciunati Enquirer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

FORECAST---Ncw Moxico -
Rain IN south aud snow la
north portion tonight or Friday
colder with cold wave IN north
and southeast portion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20
Attention, Voters.

\ ma.s meeting of the voters ,mor
ana women OF Albuquerque win D..
h"lt 40 Elks opera house, Noudus
night. March 20, at ".clo,k. tor "a,
purpose of nominating Tive member.
.or the school board. tho election Co.
b, held Apru o.. 1918.
IT. g. HICKEY.
Churmu Republican CIV Ccuirt
Committee.
Louis N,l}AE.
Chairman Democratic city contra
Committee.
Attorney Isaac Birtn is iu 50
Johns. Arlz. LOOKING after legal hus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-20

NOW WHAT do you know
about thnii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
GOVERNMENT SPARED
EMBARRASSMENT BY SUIT.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
London. July 25.-rhe Carr Comm
Crawshay- Williams divorce suit which
had threatened 10 cmbarrass the gov
eminent because Of the official connec-
ton Of the parties with Cabinet min
listers Is now likely to be rendered
comparatively harmless
IT is said Lloyd George and Premier
Asquith strongly urged upon Crawshay
Williams the necessity OF preventing
any scandal involving prominent mem
bers of the government. 1t was fear
ed that the Chancellor OF the Ex-
cheduer, by whom Williams was form
erly employed as parliamentary score
tary, might be prejudiced II certain in
cidents, alleged TO have occurred in
the chancellor's residences In Down
ing Street and q: Criccieth. should be
publicly discussed. Consequently, Will
liams and Mrs. Carr Comm CORES
pendent and respondent respectively,
have agreed to abandon their defense.
The case will probably be heard at
this session of the court, among the
undcnfended suits and with the mini
mum Of publicity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONTEST PICTURE NO. |

2 the day after tomorrow, solve it, and
put It aside.
And so on for all TIE seventy-seyen
pictures. When the seventy-seventh
picture has appeared you can hand in
your answers, and then the prizes will
be awarded to those coming closes,
TO having the seventy-seven correct
titles IN their lists.
Each picture will represent the title
of book.
To-morrow's picture will be the most
vital one of the contest, for II will
set the pace for the others II you
can solve to-morrow's picture II you
can name the book title II represents,
you Will be on the road to success. for
IL VIII demonstrate that you have the
Booklovers' Contest mind.
Get going tomorrow. Don't Ter the
first picture slip by. with the idea OF
catching up later Start with the first
picture. with nobody ahead of YOU,
Then nobody will pass YOU in the race
for first prize.
Turn to days object lesson pic
ture, so that you will know how to
solve the first contest picture to-mor-
row.
Read the rules, look over the prize
list. he sure you are ready to go ahead
he prepared to get the paper every
DAY. No incomplete sets Of answers
VIII be accepted in this contest so
do not miss any of the pictures. Bet
ter arrange to get the paper regularly
Buy II on the street II you wish to- or
subscribe. Do you know that the paper
is cheaper II you subscribe than Il
would be If you buy IL on the street
day after day? Perhaps this never
occurred to you before Look up the
subscription rates
he sure you look for to- days contest
announcement-the last one preceding
the actual beginning OF the contest to-
morrow: BE ready to clip out picture
NO. l. Save it. solve it, and pouncc on
picture No. the next day. save all
the pictures until all seventy seven
have appeared. Then send them all In
together. Do not send In less than a
complete set OF the seventy seven pie
lures. or 1t Will be refused. Partial
lists will not be considered
JUST as soon as space permits you
Will be told in detail just how each
DOCK title was chosen to be repre-
sehted by picture, who does the
choosing. how the correct title to each
picture Is guarded. and how nobody
In this world-except the publisher OF
this ncwspaper--knows or can find out
all the correct titles
This is fair square, open and
aboveboard game. and by the time It
Is we'll under way every contestant
VIII know all about how it operates
except, OF course, what those seventy
seven correct titles are!
But you can name them. anyway.
The very catalogue OF 5000 book titles
from which seventy-scvcn titles repre-
scented by the seventy seven pictures
were selected Will be issued to con-
testants. This catalogue in othor
words. will actually contain all the
seventy seven correct titles.
Watch for picture NJ. l tomorrow!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
TRACTION MEN TO
FORM AID SOCIETY
Employees of Virginia Railway
and Power Company Will
Organize Relief Association.

Application for membership in u re-
lief association that Is being formed
by the white employees of the Virginia
Railway and Power Company are be-
Ing received daily. snd tho prellmin-
airy plans of the organization will be
discussed next week at meet
Ing OF the charter members Tho
local association is an extension OF
the one which now exists In Norfolk
and Portsmouth. and as IL will include
Petersburg. 1t will be known as the
Richmond and Petersburg Division Of
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany Relief Association.
The organization has the full ap-
prevail and cooperation Of the Of
hcials OF the company. and all of them
including the president are eligible
TO membership. 1t has as its object
the relief OF employees in time OF sick
ness Of injury. and their families In
case or death. Membership in the
association entities those holding Il TO
both sick and accident dement's ana
a liberal death claim. There Is as yet
no pension fund, although in it's nat
ural development the association is
likely to acquire It.
The conduct OF The affairs OF the
organization will be in the hands or
a governing body. which will be
elected by the members. Each division
of the local lines. the shops and gen
eral Office. viii have certain repre-
sentation on the board of managers
There will be ar initiation fee Of ST.
which will De paid by the company
and there will be monthly dues OF
probably so cents. and a death assess
ment Sick and accident benefits of 81
"A day will be paid. and death OF a
member entities the holders family to
$500, half OF which Will be paid by the
traction company. " member loses
his wife. or in :he case OF a single
man. his mother. he Will receive $50
from the association.
President Whcelwtight of the com
pany, is actively Interested in the or
ganization, and members OF the Office
force are now signing up members.
The date for the initial meeting, Will
be fixed later.