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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
PAINFUL INJURY
william Stewart. Ewptove ~ Water
Works. Sustains Broken Collar
Bone m Accident

William stewart nirht engineer %
Tho Wheeling w1tcS works. 90 SLACK
town. north o. The CITY. sustained %
broken collar bone 'nef nlrht in an nc
cidrnt That occurred about % o.
o'clpck VI stewart Vns ON hts Wy
90 tho water works fo enter uron hi.
dWir. and while walking along tla
road ON steep rrrdr hc was struck
hy bicycle on which foreigner vas
coastirg down fhc II Wr Stewart
vas knocked fp flr ground falling
upon Dis lot shoulder Co., continued
uu fu fnr water uurk.. but later went
fu Dos home ou fhs Island. where lr
vs. T. Msrrau reduced the fracture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
F RECKLES
Nov 10 ths TINE 70 Oct Rid Of These
UalI Spofa.

There's no longer tho slightest need
- feeling ashamed u your frc,Eeia.
20 the prescription ofhine- double
strength &C. guaranteed 90 remove
these hnmelv spots
Simply gef an ounce - ofhIna
double strength from o. &C. Hnu and
apply % little ~ 90 night and murrIrr
ana tDu should rruu geo that even thr
worst frr' k'rs have begun ~ disap-
pear wIiir tho lighter Ones have van.
ishef entirely % ig seldom fhat moro
than m ounce ls needed o. conpirteft
rl'pr the skin ard gain beautiful
clear complexion.
iie Fure 90 Hsk fur tho double
~frengfh ofhinn. nF fIls o. cold under
guarantee ~ money back ~ BE- fails fo
remove freckIfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05
Choir Entcrtained

The Presbyterian church choir was
nicely entertained at the home OF Mrs
II. Holman. OIL the Brinker place.
those present being. MIR. and Mrs IA.
Holman. Mrs. Lucy Mendel George.
Mrs. Dean Lazear. Mr.. and Mrs En-
nett Carmichael Dr. and Mrs. J H.
Nalkinshaw and guest, Miss Cora
Hastings. OF Glendale. Misses Sarah
Palmer. Frances and Margaret Palmer.
the two latter OF New York City. Miss
Helen l.athem. Miss Martha Bo, q
Miss Margaret Cooper. Earl Biddle.
John PAUL. Prof. Waiter brown. OF
wheeling. David Morris. Of Follans-
bee. Dean laZear. Or Joe Palmer.
brother ~ Mrs Holman. and mother.
Joseph Meudel. Paul Cummings and
Richard Miller. Piano solos by Miss
sarah Palmer and Mrs Dean i.azrar
were features OF the evening Re r-sh-
ments were served. and the srtlr.
evening va enjoyed by all Wells
burg Herald
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Day Nursern Meeting.

An important meeting OF the lady
managers OF the Kings Daughters
pay Nursery held an important meet
!u- az the Fourth Street church
Thursday afternoon Plans were
completed for The manner Of raising
funds iOr the support and promotion
~ d." nursery such plans Will not
Do" made public for q while but II -
o'ftai. The ladies will have the CO.
operation Of all the circles Of Kings
Hau-ht"rs. and successful years
work is anticipated
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Enter,slnm,nt >, W.. onve,.

Tuesday cVcninr. September u.s. n
musical and literary entertainment
vii Do Eiven under the auspices ~
The Nt Ollvof Ladice' Aid soriefv. NJ
their hall Two accomplished rpuF
ers VI Herbert Carmichael and Nuss
Nalta Myers 81 WhfclinR. will HAYS
part in The program. and music w
b. furnished by tho choir of tho
thapliuc Street VI q church Tho
admission will b. only ton cents
foiioviug the rendition Of the pro
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Miss clara llawkey entertained a
number Ci her friends Thursday night
40 hrr nome on Mount Wood road
lro following were present. Misses
Ruth Holloway. Beatrice Whitehouse,
Mary Franz. Ruth " hifchouse. Mar
carct Neal. Hlda Baker. Clara
HtVkoy. Josephine HaWkey. Messrs.
George Neal s! kokert. Alex Nc
Donald. Louis Franz. Joseph Hawkey.
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informal Party.

number Of the members OF the
Younger social set met at the home OF
Miss Mary Pfarr. on the Bethany pike.
Thursday evening. The affair was ia
the nature OF an informal tango party,
and refreshments were served during
the evening.
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The members ~ the Twilight club
enjoyed their banquet 90 the Brook-
side Inn Thursday evening Mime
Andre prepared one ~ her delicious
chicken waffle dinners and all dcltca
cict ~ the season were in evidence
Following the dinner hour tho mem.
hers Of the club enjoyed frarranf
CLEAR and a few hours % converse.
fiou
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Mr. Charlie " letters q the tsi
and. entertained tho members - the
lalani Hridrr club Thursday evening
9Th a corn roast Tie affair Wa ar.
rnnrri com plimentaD to Mr. ~ p
lounE. q Coateaville. Ia. Who b. toe
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Ncinhhnrhnnd ami. c1,,.

NeichaOrhood Bible class No. 14s
viii meet With Mrs. Geofce Lockysr.
No 5@l South Penn street. this eve
Nina go As o'clock All are re-
ga, -t"d 90 Doe present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-05

The Woman Forelrn Missionary
sorinfY 90 Thomson NJ D church wiIi
hold n market in fhr WrAIilsfer drus
store or fhs leland Saturday Home
mad" cake. pies bread. etc vii 30
sold
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WadeMorth-curnLrnham

coming a. quit" q surprise 20 their
many friends. the wedding az Miss
Drusilla cunningham. daughter Of Nr
aHd Mrs ! Cunningham. ~ tho
worth. OF Chicago. to.k place Thurs.
DAY evening ~ the parsonage % tho
-FOUR D street VI D. church. ur Mills
oiii"iating immed ately following the
ceremony fhe young couple lcf FOR
New YORK. from which place they viii
sal on SATURDAY for q months tour ~
Europe and ou their return viii be-
~ home in chicago. where the Fro-pm
holds a lucrative position az a sfock
broker
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Wedn'sdsy ~ fhs home ~ SIR
John Ions. 40 Hsllalre. the WeddiHs
~ hle sister Miss georEIa LonE. 10
vi prank Copeland touk place H-v
n POSTER. pastor ~ The south
li'llsirr VI o. church. oririafed ana
only feu near relatives we're pres.
ent Fuilouius a short trip Co Great
ntn points they will b. at home "a
h'liaire The Er0om o. nirht yard
master ~ The a. ~ Boz Hellaire
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W"arr Wlro.f GOT siV months for
taking % without askInc - Phnadci-
phla Record
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Try Reuter- Bros Knackwurst and
Fraukfurtcrs
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gram social hour will be enjoyed
and refreshments served.
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A watermelon feed will be given at
the Y. NJ. c. A Monday evening by
members OF the association camp at
Terra Alta camp last year and this.
A social reunion and an informal mu-
steal program will be followed by the
serving OF delicious melons
To Serve at Park.
The members OF the Woman's Club
Will serve delicious sandwiches and
coffee Saturday at Wheeling Park dur
ing the Pan Handle farmers meeting.
The ladies have had charge Of the res
taurant during the PAST week, and
have met with decided success. They
have made cleanliness, wholesomeness
and righteousness the keynote Of their
service. AID the public has appreciated
their Efforts. The members Of the
urday the best sandwiches that can be
prepared. and already the patrons OF
Wheeling Park are talking OF the deli
cious coffee served. With the assur-
| ance OF buying good" sandwiches and
coffee at the park. the trouble OF taxi
ing baskets when on an outing is elm
mated.
MarshmaiIow Toast.
Miss Lulu korn. OF Fulton, enter
tained with a marshmallow toast
Thursday evening. and the following
were the guests: Misses Alma Par
son, Ethel Bingham. Ella Parson. Nan
cy Robins. Emma Stanke. Irene Pry-
sock, Flora Roeder. Marie Stanke. FL
, len johnson, Gertrude Stanke. Caro-
line korn. Lue Kelly. May Shaffer,
Wilma Strahl. Emma Roeder. Amelia
Weimer. Mary Arm: Messrs. Lou Korn,
! Bob Clark. Dick Clark. VIII Siuntz.
Arthur Campbell. Chester Merchrod.
Claude Young. Otto Lipple, Harry Ken
nedy. Harry Boyles, Tom Baker, Joe
Morgan. Dick Null. Beamis Meeker,
Jack LEVERS. Roy Rietz. John Korn,
George F1adding and Bob Gray.
Family Reunion.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Rine. on Middle Wheeling creek. an
enjoyable family reunion was held
Tuesday. The hours were pleasantly
spent. and the feature of the day was
the serving OF a delicious dinner on
the lawn. The children and grandchil-
J dren were all present The following
were the guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rine
M and Mrs. .. II. Rine
Mr. and Mrs. George Risinger
Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Williamson
/ Alr. and Mrs W l.. duncan
Mr. ana Mrs. Herbert Kregg
Miss Evelyn Risinger
Miss Geneva Duncan
Miss Eleanor Duncan
Miss Ruth Kregg
W A'e IfegE
I Frank Kline
I Thomas Williamson
Porch Party.
Miss Virginia Simpson entertained
! at her home in Glendale. compliment
airy TO number of guests The Torch
/ was the retreat for the guests. who
! included the following:
Misssst
Helen Prichard. of Bellaire
Manninston- Virginia Simpson
g. Virginia Davis Agnes kaufman
I-fni4N smith Lucille MCCombS
: NhSinia Francis Virginia Henderson
Mabel" iickett Ameta Blankehsop
. olive Pickett Jeanette Bo,h.r
q agnes Wood Helen Purdy
/ Mildred Long. Of Eleanor Simpson
Messrs:
B Frederick Reese 81 .orn Bennett
. NtWhrk. - ). B. Dorsey
. Elmer Roberts Kobert Hla uxeuson
Robert Linch Walter Koen. OF
byron HENDERSON Warrington
4 summer Linch Howard Booher
3 I'o| woodward James Byrnes
d John Meredith Gilbert Webster
! VIM. kreiter. Of Melville Stewart
Wheeling
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quest Of Mrs. 4 Nichols az Beech
Glen
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Instruction in Music
NIR. EDWARD MISUNDERSTANDING
VII Resume Courses in

VIII Resume Courses IN
Violin. Piano and Harmony
on Monday. September Sth.
Pupils arc kindly requested 20
all AZ the Studio. No. ~ Virginia
Ave Island. on Saturday Sent
% between and - a m. for the
arrangement Of lesson hours.
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BETHANY COLLEGE:

RFTHANY mi FCF. session
Music Orator
science
for
morcth han
e.
~ n 1ii
~ Graduates
Prssiasn Z d. Bethany. w. Va
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The 7 10 J. club was entertained
az The home - Mis- Emma Frcy. 81
Mt OliNet. Thurs'iay afternoon. tbe
houi' being from Co G o'clock Sew
inE and Conversafion we're The Pas.
times and Luncheon uas served. Gov.
ers being laid for
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Robert 81 fnsIfFef. John o. smith
George % Smith. e. rs -...rfsFt
Master John r.hmtdt De-
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SOCIETY
Watermelon Feed.

A watermelon feed will be given at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Monday evening by
members OF the association camp at
Terra Alta camp Last year and this.
A social reunion and an informal mu.
steal program will be followed by the
serving of delicious melons
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Family Reunion.


Porch Party.
Miss Virginia Simpson entertained
at her home in Glendale. compliment
airy TO number of guests The porch
was the retreat for the guests. who
Included the following:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

DIT n. ~ schutt OF Los Lunas IL
registered "a the Alyarado.
John Greenwalt. Jr., Of Socorro, II
IN Albuquerque for the day
W. s Fullerton, the Socorro county
sheep grower. Is in Albuquerque to-
day on business.
Judge H. r. Medisr ~ an Albuquer.
que visitor today. arriving last night
from Mountainair where he address
90 the Chauiauqua.
Former Governor T.. Bradford
Prince and Former Judge John u.
Merle left last night for MOuniainair
tG participate 10 the Chautauqua pro
gram,
r. II. Reluhart. decorator and adj
vertlsing man 40 the Rosenwald store
left this morning for Il vacation stay
OF two weeks az sulphur springs
n. N.
The Girl Scouts VIII meet at the
Presbyterian church Thursday even
ing al b. M. An scouts are request
90 20 be- present as Or. Hone Will
give instructions In bandaging.
Major w, II. n. Llwellyn. represent
atiye from Dona Ana county iu the
state legislature. was IN Albuquerque
last night en- route 90 Mouniainair
where he viii deliver an address be-
fore the Chnutauqua.
State senator John NJ. Bowman,
with Mrs Bowman and small daugh-
ter. ieft this morning TOR Las Cruces,
en route Go their home In Alnmogordo.
The BOwmnns. who have spent the
past two months on the Pacific coast
arrived IN Albuquerque last nighi from
the west
An members 81 Albuquerque camp
No. !. Woodmeu of the World are
urgently requested 90 attend the fu-
neral of Sovereign Ben Digneo Thurs
day, August IAN "a . a. M, from
strong Brothers chapel on North Sec
ond street. Funeral 10 be- conducted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
FIRST CONVICTION
HERE UNDER NEW
GAMBLING LAW
Quartette Caught in Old Al
buquerque Pay $25 Each
and Narrowly Escape Jail
for Poker Game.

Charles Allen. lIilario Amanda SAL
anon hnca ana Charlie the Jap. on
trial this morning Tor violation OF the
celebrated Holt unti-gambiinR act
we're each fined t25 and sentenced
to serve thirty DAYS in the county
Jail. Judge craig suspended the iail
sentence on condition Of futur. good
behavior ana ON the further condition
that the fines be- paid o, once
Allen pleaded guilty ana paid his
fine al once. The other three men
pleaded not guilty hut Gld not offer
any testimony tn disproVe the charge
against them Attorney Modesto Or
liz, who represented the defendants.
gave notice OF an appeal. but later
the men came into court paid their
fines ana the appeal was cropped.
( The arrest and conviction Of the
men was the result 81 complaint
| flied by Jesse ~ Thompson known
as "Tex" Tex alleged that he wns
Induced to lend S25 and later $40 to
| Allen and that Allen later used the
money 10 play poker with the other
I three members at the quartettc Allen
lost the money and TEX" scenting a
frame filed the complaint under
the anii-gambling act, Townsend to-
day declared that he had been offer
ed money 10 leave town and drop the
prosecution. but refused. his motive
~ instituting the prosecution being
an uuselfish desire for the enforce
ment of the law and not desire To
recover his money. " this was his
object he WAS certainly successful
since the outcome of the case left
+ him without money or his watch
which he pawned 90 secure the last
$40 which he claimed To- have given
Allen
che conviction az the men today
was the first In Bernalillo county un-
der the new antl-gambling law, pass
ed hy the last legislature. The new
! law o. more drastic Ia that II takes In
forms Of gambling whicn were exempt
from prosecution under the old law
but is milder ln that " permits tho
Judge 90 infllyt "a fine without iall
penalty. The old law required iail
sentence whether a fine was Inflicted
or not.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
HAMILTONPREPARED
FOR MATRIMONY
AND TROUBLE
American Lumber Company
Employee Walking Arsenal
When Seized BY Police; Is
Fined Sixty Dollars.

Penitent and weeping. Frank Ham
lltOn. an employc ~ the American
Lumber company. was before Judge
! craig this morning charged with
carrying deadly weapons.
Hamilton was arrested last night
BY Policeman Vaughn and when
searched was found TO be the proud
possesaor of one Russian model a.
caliber revolver M least half yard
iong. one .3s-caliber smith a Wes-
son revolver, and one pair OF ugly
looking hress knuckles The PRISON.
er was also wearing new leather
cnriridge belt loaded with caliber AZ
cartridges,
The policeman first noticed Hamil-
sul. who r. an inoiiensive appearing
citizen. seated at the lunch counter
OF Central avenue restaurant. The
officer was across the street and
from that distance detected the
cleaning barrel Of the heavier piece
% artillery protruJing from beneath
the coat 81 the diner. Entering the
restaurant the policeman gently in
uuired " Mr.. Hamilton was not
armed An eYaaiye answer resulted
in a quick frlsk and part Of the ar
senal stood revealed.
The prisoner was escorted 20 the
police station and in answer 10 aues-
tions said that he expected 10 be
married shortly; likewise he expected
trouble and therefore had prepared
himself for the worst a plain gold
ring and twenty-one dollars In cash
were found ON the prisroer. Hamu-
ton al first talked braVely and said
he was prepared TO die now az well
as al any other time, but when the
calaboose door changed behind him
he fell "a weeping and was still
weeping when led before the judge
this morning. la court tho prisoner
had little 10 say beyond the state
ment that he found the brass knckles
ON the street He was not intOxl.
Gated when arrested.
Hamilton paid his ilne and was re7
leased this afternoon.
a Toe smoke for 5c--Charter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
OUR DAILY NOVELETTE,.
The Truay swOr,i.


ffYN ITS regular place.
With lts hands 10 ~ face.
The grandfather clock
licked on"
I'm get you yeti" Tobias
skeokers Missed between his teeth.
as he pursued the search. AND
then. looking hastily about 10 see
II any one listened. he added,
"Durn YET
The other answered nothing.
but. eluding the eager fingers that
clutched convulsively IN the rear,
managed 20 roll just In time be-
meath the rooms only bed.
"Ah'" shrieked Tobias skookers.
"Now I've got you where ! want
you, You viii rue this day. The
sword The sword
Drawing from its acabbard the
rusty sword that his grandfather
nnd used In the battle Of Tipsy
Canoe. he stabbed, stabbed.
stabbed under the bed.
The other made no sound, hut 90
the Rfth stab rolled out 81 Tobias
skookers' feet ana lay there mo-
tiOnless.
The other was a collar button.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
ELOQUENT SERMON
BY EVANGELIST
LAST NIGHT
Elder Watts Takes for His
Subject For the Son of Mas
Is Come to Save That Which
Was Lost"

Elder Watts last night al the Seventh
Day Adyentlsts tent IN Lima park
preached from Matt. 1871. For the
Son Of Man u Come 10 save Thai
Which Was Lost"
Tho evangelist from this text gives
very beautiful account 81 the Gar.
den Of Eden ana all the perfection
which surrounded the sinless pnir w
that perfect place wherein was the
tree OF life and an things needed for
happiness. This was lost by disobe.
dience. But Christ has come 10 re-
store IL earth 10 its former glory
ana man through faith, 20 the physi-
cal mental ard moral state In which
he was created. The minister said
there VIII be no deserts In THAI faii
land; no storms To- mock. no needs O.
annoy. There Will be no blind there
nor deaf: no more funerals, for the In.
habltants of that new earth are never
sick ana there VIII be- nothing Ia mo-
lest or make them afraid.
Tho earth IL the only planet which
rebelled against the rule 81 the crea.
tor, 80 II Is the only one over which
Satan has any rule. Since he wa'
cast out Of heaven he and his angels
have devoted their time 90 this earth
causing the discord and suffering here
But soon his reigu viii be- over, nnc
this viii again be a land ~ JOY and
peace.
Tho sermon which was impressive IL
the extreme was listened 10 with IN,
deepest attention by the congregation
present.
Tonight Elder Watts will have fni
his subject "The Home Of the saved
Where WIN u BE? who win -
There ."
A cordial invitation IN extended the
general public 90 attend these ser
vices.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

II was troubled with constipation
and indigestion ana spent hundreds
of dollars Tor medicine ana treat
ment" writes q. IT, Hines. of Whit
low. Ark II went go u 81 Louis hos
piinl, also To d hospital in New or
leans. bur mo- cure was effected. ON
returning home : began taking cham
herlain's Tablets. ana wurled right
along used them FOR some ilno
ana am now an right" Sold hy p,l
druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

There's much uncertainty
about diamonds except to the
expert. They should be chOs-
en- at a store in which you
have explicit confidence. We
strive earnestly to merit such
confidence.
Our diamonds will bring their
price anywhere at any time.
Special UGiueS on both cIusi-
erS & SOliiGires at this time.
Everything in watches Jewel
cry, Cut Glass, Etc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

knights TempIar and ladies'
meet a. Masonic Temple az G;30 20
50 % train ana welcome visiting
Knights.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

Prompt mesaengsrs quick delivery
and baggage. Independents Delivery.
Phone B6f.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

Smoke the Sc Charter good as a
tun-center.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

Mr. smoker, Try the new &c char
ter.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
IMPORTANT

is an inadequate term by which 10 ex-
press tho value "a one Of ones ewes
The worth, To their owner. Of % good
pair Of eyes cannot be expressed in
terms of money; yet many people de-
Jude themselves with the idea thai the
man who sells GLASSES cheapest '--
which means the man who sells tho
cheapest glasses IN the best place To-
buy~-nnd never realize perhaps until
irreparable harm has been done,
what fearful price has been paid
for "cheapness
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13

by tbs camp. 49, order J w Fred
erleks. 6. 6. p r Phillips clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
ARRIVALS At The
HOTEL COMBS

The following Out-of-town guests
we're registered today NJ Hotel Combs;
V. v. Ryder silver city; Mrs, NJ. J..
sullivan, ioungwood. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. y. u. Kinney Carthage, y NJ;
u. y Prall. Denver: A. S. stanton,
willard. a. NJ; n. v. Thomas,
Shreveport Ta.: a. y. scheentz Knn-
sas CIV. ~. b. Adams, iaguna, New
Mexico.
IT'S pure Havana In the shape you
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
The Weather

FOREcAsT--New Mexlco-0on-
eFelly fair - south portion: thun-
Ger showers in north portion TO-
niahl or Thursday.
LOCAL WEATHER peport for
"a hours ending at a. m, August
l1~-Masimum Temperature, 81
degrees. minimum. So; range. 80;
az 3 q. m.. ~: southwest winds;
partly cloudy; .Si inch rain.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-13
(ASslgnee's Sale.l
AUCTION
$1,000 Bankrupt Grocery Stock
and Fixtures.

2ii WEST CENTRAL AVENUE.
starting on FRIDAY NIGHT at
1890 =. NJ, and continuing on sATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON al r. NJ, and
aRain on SATURDAY EVENING al
1t30 =. NJ, I viii sell az PUBLIC
AUCTION. absolutely without reserve,
me Gooch bankrupt stock Of Gro
cer!es and Fixtures. az
2ii WEST CENTRAL AVE.
tfotween second aud Third Strectsl
Consisting % canned corn. tomatoes.
beans. canned goods OF every descrlp-
lion. sardines saind dressings, canned
meats, olive oils salmon. baking pow
der spices Donees teas, soaps ana
everything in c0mpletc line of gr0-
rerles The fixtures comprise: one
hr'askey account register complete.
] National cash register, ! simpson
computing scale. Toledo computing
scale. grocors dlspiny counter, .
counter showcases. ! coffee mill,
ona roii-t0p desk. Smith-Premier
typewriter This limo Of groceries IL
an 80 the highest grade and guaran-
ieed perfect goods. bankrupt stock.
Everything must be- sold. Remember
me auction starts on FRIDAY NIGHT,
$50 =. NJ, and continues on saturday
afternoon and evening, 2.00 ana 1880
~ NJ an the entire stock ~ dis
posed OF
I'D FRANK, AuctiOReeF. Phone 0t5.
hy order Of Jas. G.. skinner, As
signee.
AucTiONEER'g NOTE An Fix
lures viii be sold sharp al 300 = A.,
on Friday niRht.