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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-05

Ammunition and small arm equip
ment will be shifted from the cruisers
with all possible speed, and II is be-
lieved that within a few hours the
Vaterlsnd will be on her way across
with sufficient armament 10 permit her
TO stand off small cruisers.
The secrecy with which everything
pertaining 20 the ship is being guarded
is shown by the fact that although in
formation reached certain German Of
fcials here last Saturday of plot BY
French and Russian secret service
agents and spies to blow her up at her
pier. news Of this plot and the prompt
action which frustrated II remained a
close secret until II was discovered
late yesterday evening by a reporter
for The Tribune.
How the German officials became in
formed of the plot is not known. They
received information that on either
Saturday or Sunday, both visiting days
on the Vaterland, nitro gyicerine
n 4 n n a. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-05

10 the thick Of the strife. Mrs. Davis
vas in the party.
William T. ?. Hollings Forth, who is
.u the electrical bushes and lives in
Paris. returned 10 get is family in
Holgate. France. He ss {. he had not
heard from them in sew raj days. but
n they were well when , was able 70
gct 70 them he would 10 no time in
trag org them 20 this GO lntry.
c. Menier, the chocols e msnufact-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28

Starting from Eastport, Me-, three
years ago in a twelve-foot sailboat.
Captain Anderson set out to sail
completely around the United States
coast. So far he has sailed from the
Canadian line at Maine to Galveston,
and is soon to set out for the Panama
canal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-28

The women Of New Mexico recent.
ly had their first chance to vote un-
der the new state constitution, which
gives them school suffrage.
-O-O
More than 80 women have lost
their lives in the suffrage campaign
in England.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Girl Scouts Plans

Nr~~~~4~~~~~~@-~=~~~~~-~-~~
A MBlTlOrS plans have been laid
- out by The Girl Scouts. which bid
lair Gao make this eutcrprising organic
zation even more than ever vital
factor I'M tho social life of the city
At the meeting held ON Thursday,
preliminary steps were taken towards
forming two basketball teams and on
saturday the finishing touches were
put on this athletic enterprise and
the first game between the two teams
was played As practically an Of the
players have taken part in their
various school games, the girls We're
able 90 pat finished teams 10 the front
without waiting for the usual process
OF training them up TO a high degree
of efficiency.
The basement of the Central Ave
nue Methodist church has been se-
cured boy the Girl Scouts as q club
room and gymnasium. The girls are
now at work to raise sufficient funds
to enable them to put proper flooring
ON the basement and IL is the intcn-
ton that "a girls club shall be formed
which viii be open TO all the girls of
the city and which viii furnish
place for hcalthful amusement and
entertainment for them.
Miss CLARA Adella Lisetor-Lane the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Thursday Musical Club

~NT~N~eNT~N~0
m RGANIZATION Of the Thursday
~ Morning Musical club, which was
begun something over week ago,
was completed at o meeting held
Thursday AZ the home Of Mrs. Vim,
on West Central avenue. Mrs. e. l..
Bradford was elected PRESIDENT Mrs.
George Evertt, vice president, and
Miss Beryl KenWorthy. secretary and
treasurer. Committees were appointed
as follows:
Program Mrs Roy Mcdonald.
Mrs. HimOe ard Miss Louise Nichols;
Membership Wrs VIM, Mrs.
schwentker and Mrs Himoe
The club win be divided into three
departments, to be known respectively
as active, associate and student. Meet
ings will be held on the SECOND and
fourth Thursday mornings at the
Woman's club building, aud students
meetings will be on the first ana
third Saturday Of each month. An
who are interested I'm music are elig-
ible 20 membership Ia the associate
department
10 is the intention Of the club event
ually to associate with the National
Federation Of Musical clubs. which is
one of The foremost musical organi-
cations in the country 1t is believed
that this organization will have q
splendid field before II in stimulating
interest in music among the people
and that IL VIII take q prominent place
in the social and artistic life Of the
CITY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Miss Beebe's Visit


THE visit to Albuquerque OF Miss
lnez Beebe was the event Of great
est interest during the week in Y w.
c. a. circles. Miss Beebe is one Of
the national secretaries Of the or
ganization, ana special importance
attached to her presence in the city
az this time
Numerous entertainments have
been given i'm honor OF Miss Beebe,
notable among which was the recep-
ton by Mrs. Stamm on Tuesday after
noon, al which the guest OF honor
charmed the company with delight
ful talk in which she told Of the
progress that is being made in Y. w.
G. A. work throughout the southwest.
A party by Miss Maud Radcliffe,
president of Las Amigas, was the foa-
ture for "wednesday afternoon, and
on Friday evening the Sct3wa Camp
fire held a special council at the home
of Mrs, Treffenberg, when Miss Bccbe
gave the eouucilfiro talk
The regular meeting Of the associa-
tion was held Thursday evening at
the home on South Third street. The
meeting was conducted by Mrs. John
Mordy Encouraging reports of the
association We're submitted by Mrs.
5tamm Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Elder,
heads of departments and by Miss
Kirk. Miss Beebc made an inspiring
address which was given the closest
attention and was greatly appreciated
by the members.
AZ the election. the following We're
chosen as board members of the local
association. Mrs. John Mordy Mrs.
Il. A. Stamm, Miss Ida Elder, DR..
Evelyn Frlsbie, Mrs. Roy Strome Mrs.
j.. q. Butler. Miss Rose Harsh. Miss
Maud Radcliffe and Miss Alice Boyd.
The social program was in charge
of Mrs. strome Miss Katherine
Grlmmer sang two beautiful numbers,
Miss Frances Strome accompanying
her and Miss Zoe Mckendrick read
"a most pleasing selection. Refresh
mnnts We're served and a delightful
evening was enjoyed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Dixie 0uintette


THE Dixie Quintcitc, HE second Of
the lyceum attractions offered by
the Womnh's club Ia the course
planned for the winter season, gives
promise Of affordmg an unusual must
cal treat TO the people of Albuqucr-
que.
This quintctte Is composed Of men
who are artists IN The highest sense Of
the word Their voices are among
the best on the professional stage and
the delineation Of the music Of the
negro race that they give has never
been eNcclled
Ia the program OF the Dixie Quin-
teitc, there viii De vocal solos and
Instrumental work In addition TO the
quartotte work and Jubilee music
which is always go enjoyable in q
colOred organization. Edward Good
bars tenor soles Edward Williams
characteristic songs with banjo ac-
compartment Louis Johnson's ia
nous interpretations of Paul Law
renee Dunbar's works and John Tur-
ners deep bass voice viii AN be fea-
lures. There viii also be laughable
negro sketches ID dialect
The quartette win have as an ac-
companist Joseph Gray, who Will also
play piano solos. and who has been
on the lyceum platform for some two
or three years and Is therefore no oX-
pertinent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Richards Linder

+ HE wedding last SUNDAY of Mrs.
Cora NJ Richards and Dr. J III.
Under 90 Reserve, A. NJ. was in
cvcnt Of more than passing interest
TO numerous friends of both bride and
groom In Albuquerque
The marriage was performed at
$3.50 e'clock ut the home of the
brides parents. Mr. ana Mrs n. B
Myers. Rev. j. Walker OF sueorro.
officiating Tho young couple left
immediately ON "a honey moon trim
which viii hc Of several weeks dura-
ton.
Mrs Liudcr is well known 200 Alhu-
duerquc whore She has lived for aov-
eral years and the good Wishes ef "a
large circle of FRIENDS viii follow her.
Dr. Linder is graduate of the mcdi-
cal department of the University of
Louisville, ana hats been pmcucing his
profession for several Years past in
Socorro, whore he has wide ac-
duaintance and whore he has taken o.
high stand in the social and profess
siOual world
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Lees Birthday HOnOred

r RON snver civ comes delight.
/ ful story If a "T.ee,s birtbdav'
marty piven last 1tondov nigbt a. The
homo az Nrr and Nfre Villian, 4
Royau known looaiIv IA tho I'D,
house While Mr. and AIRS Rovnii
have pone tbroulrl, the nsu,l nraeess
az Recommendation II never "tools1 M
snch an extent as IA MARI then, far.
get the memory of the lender of The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25

ga ana thorc tbe luulucasly cuuuHod
decorations were 8frluHe1 tl COURSE
il was al done iu Mr floarnoys ab
spnct
Jcene. of los Angeles was pressed
into service. which is 10 aty thHt tht
table thc decorations 8ua the app
puintmenU We're thr lust word u noe
fined elegance. There Was an ea0r-
mous birthday 0tkc that made mo-
nthtr cakes ever seen in Albuquerque
look like hl1Cil bread There were
dainty individual cakes, ibere were
cWnlnEt arranged electric devices
and If There Yves an} fhins lru uudono
60 mako the affair ihr most complete
fhut Albuquerque hus ever known. the
details haNc NOT been furnished me
Yellow and red was tho tolor
s.hOuD. and chrtsUuthemums wore
tho Flowers THO effect was carried
out to ghv muulest detail che lce
rtnHm also from JtNne hcng n
yellow and red ehN unthemum cf-
fccts And the ro1lN funny paif ui
IL was That when Alr Floumo, came
homie after thr niclufe show Nnd tw
an those people slthcrea ho sent
out e. hurry cat 90 one uf hla nUigh-
burs Zen SOME cigars aud Wine ,U serve
% hw guests
in Keeping with thr hish standard
81 the entertainment the CuNuuIush-
Fuhrmeter orchestra furnished music
Ion ihe aecoslon5 anu after thc dinner
fho music came lu Nrry nicely indeed
thank sou fof the llti room Was
cleared and used for lts legitimate
purposes There wJ4 dancing pd
plenty 81 q FUN ana lots oi ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Mrs. ROsenWaId's Bridge

-
THE bridge, given by Mrs. sidney
hoaenwald Friday afternoon, was
one Of the most elaborate and ele-
CANT Of tho winter Thore were eleven
tables, and the affair was in every
way o social success The beautiful
I l(Caenwald home was tnstcfully dec
Grated IN pink ana green, and an ~
I the appointments Wcrr fully UP to the
STANDARD which is uniformly main
tanned bv This charming hostess.
Those present wore Miss LEILA Arml-
7 io Miss Mary Arnold Mrs Arnold.
Mrs Isaac Birth. Mrs c.. H. Brooks.
Mrs Josoph Brown Mra M. o. chad
4 bourne Mrs Amado chayee, Mrs.
Albert Grunsfcld Mrs Alfred Gruns-
/ field Mrs lHbn GrBnsfold Mrs Ira
/ Rothgerbcr MH. Saul Harris Mrs j.
l}. llorndun Mrs bernard llteld,
/ Mira Non lfeld, Mte Fouls llfcld,
/ Miss BESSIE Jaffa. Mrs Bonnie Jaffa,
/ Mrs W. g. Kclm Mrs j.. Kcmpcnich,
Mrs d. w. Kent MIS- George klock,
Z Mrs Jarrett Mrs s. Lewlns0n MRS.
| ~ A. Macpherson, Mrs o. n. Marion
Mrs Roy Mcdonald MIS- A. G. Nell
vuine. Mrs g. IS. MclAudrcas, Mrs.
~. o. Mclaughlin Mrs Margaret
I Mcdler, Mrs n, AI Merritt, Mrs $.
Ncustadt Mrs. Max Nordhaus Mrs.
IU. T. owen, Mrs n. II Putney Mrs.
oscar Gosch. Mrs y. s. Rpsenwald,
4 MITE ~ Spite, Mrs Ed SPITE Mrs
ErndSl spitz. Mrs Albert Stern, Mrs
Simon stern, MIS- ~ j.. stern. Mrs
S t'hifoldor Mrs D. A NaugheY Mrs
/ w ~ Walton Mrs II Weller Mrs
+ Dave Wciller MIS- David Weinman,
Mrs Jucob WoInman, Mrs Frank
( Wilson. Mrs T.. =. Woy, Mrs J. YRS
arri Mrs hrno HunnF Mrs n Berg
mann and Mrs Clark
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Starr Studio Recital

n Ne Of the musical events OF tho
- season was the Starr piano recital
given by the pupils of the star
studio. the evening of January 20. at
the Elks theater
The program consisted Of an oper.
eta. piano numbers, pantumimes. etc.
One very attractive number was tn
starr piano drill, composed by ID. l..
/ Bland. a specially pleasing number
was No, Sir by little Jane Kirk.
daughter Of Prof Charles r. Kirk. Of
the university. 9nd Master Milo Boot.
THE opereltai Fairy Cfownins and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Thirty Club Dance


THE h-wecklg dance 0f the Thirty
club. at odd Follows hall on
Thursday EVENING drew out the usual
jolly crowd, who had the usual Jolly
time. These affairs are looked for
ward to with peculiar interest by
those who are SO fortunate as 70 be-
long 10 this, SCI, and thc regularity Of
their occurrences docs not detract IN
any particular from Che enjoyment Of
them
The dance Thursday night was att
tended by Misses Naughey Leeds,
.strome, De Hart, Asselin. Keleher,
Risden. Morrisaey. Mcclellan, sher-
man. Ilubbs, Tierney Herkenhoff
Benson. LovelaCe and Corson, Messrs,
Sturges. Eagan, Devine, Moritz,
scwell, Mengles, l1essolden. Dennis,
Lcmbke. McMillin. Wohienherg Nc
Clurken, Robinson, Kelcher Sellers
Skinner, StrOme and Hoppell, and
Mr. ana Mrs. Bert Skinner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Catholic FOreSterS Install

49,.
THE meeting Wednesday night d
the Women's Catholic Order of
Forresters, which was held in Dad ral
lows hall was one Of the most en-
joyahle the organization has ever held
The routine business meeting was I'M
lowed by dance and card party
and there was a merry time unti
a late hour in the evening.
The installation Of officers. which
took place al the business meetin@
saw the following indicted into orfee
for the ensuing year:
Chief Ranger Helena Blaekman.
Vice Chief Katherine Switzor
Recording Secretary Hattie Lawlor
Financial Secretary, Jane ~
0'Loughlm
Treasurer Ida Baca.
Trustees Mary "A. Dolan, Julia Kor
ber Mary Williams
Medical Examiner DR.. j. A. Roidy
Miss Mary Dolan was elected higb
deputy for New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Choral Society

~S~e~~-rN1sr~r~N~-1e @~N~s~N--~~~N-r~
Or prime importance, from both
- an artistic and a social stand
point is the first concert Of the AL
buquerque Choral society which is to
be given at the First Presbyterian
church on the evening Of Tuesday,
January IL IT was originally pros
posed to have the concert az the Elks'
theater, but on account Of the fact
that the program calls for certain or
gan music and the church in question
has one Of the best organs in the city,
these plans We're changed.
The mammoth chorus OF one hun
dred wen trained voices which viii
be heard at this concert viii be fea~
ture which has rarely been equalled
IN Albuquerque. This chorus has
been rchoarsing faithfully for several
weeks, under the skilled direction Of
Mr. Andrews, who has few equals as q
musical director, and has reached the
highest degree of proficiency
The soloiats selected by the society
for the first concert have never been
surpassed in amy concert, amateur or
professional, that has ever been given
i'm this city. Miss sherman. as so
prano; Miss Merle, as contralto; Mr.
Andrews as tenor and Mr., Christian
as baritone leave nothing to joe de-
sired in the way Of musical excel
lenec
The program arranged is one which
will appeal with exceptional force to
all music lovers. II Is divided into
two parts the first Of which will show
Mr.. Christian 70 especial advantage
In the classical selection, Summon
Now the God Of Thunder" In this
part, also, the splendid chorus will en-
JOY its fullest opportunity in THE
Challenge From Thor" The second
part win be 1.-THE Woman OF sa-
maria a sacred cantata in which the
entire society viii take part and which
viii offer special opportunities TO the
briIIiant sololsLs VINO VIII take part
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
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SAYS: "Chamborlan's Cough Remedy
VIII break mp q cold tho quickest Of
anything l have ever used" This rem
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
He Lost Only 54 Cents

A ~ editor who started about twenty
n years ago With only SO cents is
now worth taheat fi00 600. His ac-
eumulatlon of Rhahh is owing to his
frugalit& good habits, strict attention
% business, and the tact that an unclo
died and left him the sum of $99,-
999 99.-Editor and Publisher.
z q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25

national head of the organization is
working hard on the plans for the
Improvement of the efficiency Of the
local camp, and it is her idea eventu-
ally to have an instructor of physical
training and to establish branch club
rooms. so as greatly to enlarge the
scope of the organization and increase
IT'S mower for good
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Miss Days Luncheon

n NE Of The most enjoyable Of the
~ many entertainments given In
honor Of Miss Morrssey, the charm
Ing guest OF Miss Eleanor Vaughey,
was the informal luncheon OF Miss
Day, last Saturday 1t WAS de-
lightful gathering Of friends, which
lost none Of rs enjoyment through It's
informally.
Those invited to meet Miss Morris
sey were Misses Lillian Sylvester
Grace 3orrdplle Claude Edgar, Mrs
Chisum ana Miss Eleanor Naughey
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25

els Having shown whai can be done
for Nh iloumoN Mrs Flournoy nov
intends 90 demonstrate what can De
done in me name of Mrs. Fl0urn0y,
II win be O'Clock luncheon next
Saturday afternoon, and everything
viii Doe In Keeping with the pace
which this remarkable matron has
already SET Those who know Mrs
Flo0rnoy 40 not need any further as
surance that the affair next saturday
viii set q new mark for the season
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
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Miss HeSSeIden EntertainS

THE select group OF young people
who arc accustomed To foreguther
on occasion 10 play cards und have "a
general good time we're entertained
on Monday night hy Miss Berenice
Hosselden, who fully sustained her
reputation as y charming and gra-
cious hostess
Those present were Misses Naughcy
MorrisseN Asselin Kcloher Tiernoy
and Messrs sellers. prubort, Boldt,
Assplin and Hesscldcn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25

Goodnight, Dollie, were execution
ally well given by the children
The piano numbers were am rooa
and showed much work on the nart
of both teachers and pupils. Tb'
Chopin numbers rendered bv Nrisa
Margaret Seebohm We're handled X, q
mastery manner. In more moders
music came the Polka de Concert H.
d. L. Bland, and Last Hope. by Rtiss
Ethel Garrett. These numbers ro
Quire a brilliance of tone and gwif,
ness Of execution which both theso
Noung artists gnVn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Ladies of the MaCcabeeS

A VERY interesting meeting was
- held by the Ladies Of the Naeea-
bees, Tuesday afternoon NJ odd Fe-
lows hail Interest in One order Vac
shown By the fact that several new
applications for membership wore
submitted After the business meet.
ing d social hour was enjoyed. N
Whlch refreshments were served. The
ilrst prize, handsome japanese
bracelet was won by Miss Sarah
Goodrich
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25

b. j. Landry agent for the Missouri
Nursery sells the best stock Of fruit
trees. roses, and ornamental shrubs
crown 81 astonishing low prices
Phone 534.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
HerName

9 me bad been christened Mary:
- knew her first as "Mame."
And ! vowed her sweet and Jolly
ln thc hoNden days when Molly
Was her name,
How Time that lenethcns dresses.
Takes thc lmnkcr Moods awasi-
soon She Turned O pretty shoulder
That Had grown distinctly colder
She WAS Mac.
q. female uffeciauon.
How you peep out in namet
She badc farewell. next season.
To photography and reason
She was MacmC,'
Then / quite lost track OF Mary
Tlh one day there came to ME
An invitation bidding
Yours truly TO the wedding
OF Marie
Rm ! think she's done with chan,
For hat yesterday I saW
Her vigorously mauliur
Am imp, who through his hawling
Called her tMa,"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25

sam Wagner. Mr. ana Mrs Frank
Gockwith. Mr. ana MrH william sax
ton, Miss Frances sayt0n, DR. and
Mrs Edward Knecse. MT. and Mrs.
Charles Lefeber. Dir and Mrs. Cor
man. Mr. and Mrs llgnoran ana Mr.
John HernoU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Doing Nicely Thank You
n1 pANDoiiAI


~ t4al ss alont t'H sl l0D M - i.. j., ,.4 ,,
,,,nbt ~ ,ns ,,ssile f3r at.,g =, ~ w. rr, i ,,lr
h,n, AN, ,@ brr dinner IA II, IN tfa seosan III aenq mean
- ml,s nl on nu up tftrg tht ryl4v ,t bas ever
el,"1t holm, do
the Of
nrnpra suoh ap ontefannont
ein ~ tb5 i,ass Voo c,n boat
t@
~ c Il FRIEND Husband. va not been th Bndcst oId he.nae
pl me sp''lrs lil' WI '
Nun No. gssae, iot e re1iy tr,l, frerde
6,the s r, rds eante ~ bnr ID through
at,i,n ~ sft btyo tat, noesn Fcarg.
aN lesl a.'9 INA WV '1ot bog b,utt
body Knew about " ga noDoa op hd ever 7uch Wg hppoh pe
'''
, WEI. VII. f ~ ~. AKA ,, i,, tbe srota widow
.tftatne ky sai WEAK, tat sefflr he Gnanai
,ulh p.,,V' n h3,r ana
uttit ~" on'l,
er b a@ iae lnhh 0, n9eSn 3nR & bn s"n w6
H. t,ta .,,t w, h tecti had htaa
n t 1m 9,e nHa s, ' e ana ocjontal9
49,, f,"'a tiatad IA, iTio1,t,,, po,o,
i. ,a ,,Iro1 ,g, t.1,a - .,,t,
w gmo l9 e''9e niasge%s ana gos r qanos Tss Per-
poNt7 .ttfn vi ll'ft''' nVp'5 l Af''"' me"'A*
serving every ""iw puFpos'' "p 'Vs'fge ~ ING ns"N
lt lan, w sglh' wv ot ~ ll,us ,l'l' tt
yo eu1a lor W. soI9s ol hnl i9't nM ea1e Nnu s o
~. sue iuthos, ilfea ~ on Mlh oulnoy iN tIIs
raelanl f'l,
i,utuo n t na s i % NV & thoi t r"r,e
W pass ~ ApuQN''lt Hhs afa7'i
Guest 60 hoe efihl AnSthnk good M hale hs week.
You know, something couldn't takl VIE of
AerrN me1A o plans fer We social de II he anlom'bt snow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
Mrs. FIournoy Once More

MRS fLOURNoN however. has
. ANA only lutt nullen "a ennd start. and
does NOT PROPOSE 81 fcsl en- men @ar-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25

IS safe TO say, however that If the
famous dramatist could be present he
would learn some things that have not
been dreamed Of in his philosophy.
That the affair viii he success
from every point Of view Is a fore
gone conclusion The list Of patrons
is a long one and comprises some Of
the most prominent names in town
1t insures social prestige as well as
financial support The artistic end
viii be looked after by the boys them
selves-ycs. they are all boys
The musical part Of the program,
most Of which Is original is as fol-
lows
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-25
The Optin1ist

when ! am In a dentists chair
I do not raise a fuss;
! thank my lucky stars I'm not
a hippopotamus.
When baggagemen destroy my
trunk,
do not rave and rant,
But mentally J say I'm glad
I'm not an elephant.
When my new shoes are hard and
tight
And painfully impede
My walk ! smile and think, It's
Wcll
I'm not a oentipede.
Exchange.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-04-02
Srecial Nugget Service.

MEXICO CITY April 2.-Srcretary ~ War Banquet reported attempt suicidct oday. Reports spread through out the city that Gnercal Rafael Elan cuct, President ITuerta's secretary 'f war, at noon today atemptcd4to to shoot himself in the war offices of the presi- cents palace. General Banquet is
 ss id to have just left President IIu- crtr who in a fit of anger ordered him to do seemingly impossible fiings iu connection with the relief, of be- se;ged Torreon. General Blanquet k