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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
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CFrom the linton Roportcr)
Grape juice diplomacy is scoring
ou cass winning over the pulquo ya .
ricty they produce In Ola Mexico.
Tho Wichita Eagle states there
are uo Journalists. printers OF news.
paper men la the state pcnitcutiary.
The warden. Mr.. Dick. Is seeking un
editor aud printer Go publish pris-
an paper. NcW Mexico has q few
cnEiblos might send the iulor-
nation Go sun Miguel county or All
buqucfque
a Journalist m Albuquerque save
thc difference between split skirt
and sit skirt is that the former
BE- ripped ana the latter ripping Yes
! get it now.
After YOU have boon sick for %
week. and decide Co geo down 60 she
coroner ana give yourself up. and
muster the courage To- go see q doe
tor first. YOU find you're out two
collars and % was good hot batn
/ sou needed
The greatest example OF faith ever
exhibited la this country BE- to, see
e. Teller eat FIGS that he buys ON "a
train.
sulzer may look like clay, but his
uamC is Mud
Il has been we'll said that the
most important lesson in geography
d. that the City of Happiness b. 10.
outcd in the State of Mind.
An exchange truly says. the bo,
VINO raises o. hundred bushels Of
corn on on acre ~ ground o. CON
sidcrubly ahead of the boy who
raises hundred dollars worth OF
wild oats on o. city pavement
| Abraham Lincoln never sal,
Hello. Central" never lodged aI
automobile never held a strap IN
trolly car never pusncc "a button fol
III light never heard phonograpi
and never posed for motion pie
turc. and yct Abraham Lincoln die,
only forty eight years ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

North Fourteenth street.
There viii be rcRulor meeting %
aEnal Mystic Circle tonight.
Ginger Cream nc trans
Into one pint ~ thick wi 10
cream stir ono half cup of ch
! preserved singer. onc-half "a
powdered sugar and onc-haif
boiled rice. Dissolve onc-half uppcd
Irish moss IN boiling water uppped
little water as possible. strap "t
stir into the cresHi mixture. sep ot
tl ID thickcns. Set away To up ut
and serve with the following Rg aa
Ginger Snucc-To onc-fourth ana
90 chopped preserved singer add hh"
| cup ~ water and one-f fourth eden
sugar. and boil i've minutes. meet
over the wcll-bcnien whites ~ CUP
eggs Add two mbiespoonfulaonc
lemon juice and cool. OF
lur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
ANoruEn rorNr ovrnLooNED.

Referring usain 60 the recent conn
municnuon of che attorney Ecncral
defending tho position of the state
loan commission la seeking Goo force
the investment OF $4,000 in school
monoys ln the highway bonds Dc
misht not be- amiss 90 cal the atton-
ton oi lho attorney general 90 am
other pclni which he overlooked.
nasing ms assertion on "a one per
cent difference in interest between
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

speaker Clark says no didu cut
out the Baltimore banquet because
Bryan was there, but because De had
something elise 90 do. and because
many statesmen dig their graves with
choir teeth Tho Inference De- quite
clear Uw % rccms wc hayv hcard
something io the effect that on %
uumh,r uf occasions, 400 lctst aa r.-
r1rds the presidential grave. Me-
EuIn used his tongue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
PERSONALS.

District Forester a. q Rlnglnnd
returned home today from a trip 20
El Paso. Tucson ana northern Arb
Eona.
The Ladies Ala society OF the First
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

earth ar seneSu1y me-.
origin" NV hoWur1 me
sum M. IN Tho winter wv
ga OF INC" t..ar ninislv dram
they roach AlbGqucrquc.
in the summer the afr ln this dis
triCt ls drawn toward mountain
rongcs east and west where the
moisture is prccipitatod leaving A..
huuucrque In the dry zone between
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

Passengers cnteiing Sow York hu-
Dor on the steamer prinz Joachim "a
few days uFo were treated Go "a raro
sight--a mirage of Manhattan upside
down. Ever get that wayp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

Mr. Mcrcado SAYS AR 0rozco ls me
cause az nli tho trouble. We have
not been able 10 get near enough Co
Orozco 10 geo statement that Mer-
cado did Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

~ho travelling auditor reports chat
ne hos made the natterins and graft
Nng, NOT go say rdifytug. discovery
jhut there s uo o'acml r1ttcnue.s boa
Mghiulcy county We should take
courage There are now three uugor.
rlpted counties, tho erand lurigs oi
SAN MIsuol snd Eddy COMMITTEES having
Furnished clean bin for che other
two.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

uouau,H tho Kentucky statesman
Who went ouer h's gun tu shoot holes
through thc Washington attorney
knew that someone would bold him.
Anyhow Kentucky has been ylndi-
Dtcd aHalu. uh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
By YoN YoNsoi


sold tu fool You can toll when
the prospective purchaser s fool
emily fool wants 60 bus un aero
plano. Ergo. guod ,rJt rcforon-
DUN. Boo hoe curokn.
p
Az rNrEELiNG New No2icp cd
itor has gone aud spoiled mat story
about Lopez nyod on milk bee mine
gut sherifrs goat, etc. This guy
sa'T s wasn't that kind OF goat.
O.
SOW THEY are tNius to prove
thlt the EopbnEcan parry s "dwind-
.lne oNay" by tho fact thtt TAFT has
iuat eighty pounds. lughlV roupli-
mcuiur. boo way. to Mr. Taft
49,
WE ARE a LITTLE sore az tho
Ration fellow who pulled M that
stun, which goes next Co our Colyum
! today Why couldn't we have
Thought Of that first?
.
THE GERMAN medical prcss re-
cords ihp strange case ut child
born without o. brain Many of tho
human race Ice this connection b.
WIZ Ha remembered. oto children of
3D. larger growth.
o
Tie Hurried Press agent. or. JAIN a.
the Chief
lFrpm the typcwritton copyD
Although still young man n
| dorm has appeared with the Prlnci-
I PAL symphonic bodies of Europe aud
has boon iaiiod ms the foremost In
J tcrprptor of such masters us
Bach and Beethoven Tho Conning
Tower
"TuE TAFT waist l.uc." the rev.
/ orcnd and Oh, $50 hiEhlN Tribune
lsnys. "ie like the tariff Both have
been materially reduced since Do
loft office" And both. as you might
jadd. are local issues purloined
from Ditto.
PAEAGRApHERs are getting rn,
/ Twin tho Sew York Evening Jourua
tor stating that q woman died of
norosls 81 the Ever We presum,
.hr belonged 90 some cIrrhurity OF
!sclcrurity or uthCr--iuH Go ussis
this feeble Jest to survive.
o
! Making u Fast.
4 mahogany skin for the hun o.
the cup defender why not slipp'r.
elm f-.C Chicago Tribune.
| slippery elm o. an right hu
couldn't SOU have 81 msh- hottomcd
Cleveland Plain Dealer
\ hnnona skin hun would make
Slide Houston Post
Anything. so lt BIS made fast --If
o
| SENATOR j. Ham LOWS Is mem
bcr of the commission for safety a
son. Next to seeing him command
ship during storm, 30 would D.
worth living n lifetime for To- see hin
serving az lighthouse.
o
| TT rs 4 GOOD rule Co believe ont
half of what you hcaI hut 20 takes
smlu man to know iwhich half IN "a
right one
D.
NOW COMES Senator Reed and d,
clares that water b better drin
than either beer or grape Juice. Eyl
IDENTIFY here is ono. gentleman VIII
hes adhered Go the H-2-O vehicle a.
these weary weeks
-E II. j.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

Phone 3, Red Barn. gll w Copper
for frst.ciass hacks and carriages.
W. T.. Trlmble a. co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

a has been well said that tho
most important lesson lea geography
De- that the City of Happiness b. To-
Gated in the State of Mind
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21
The Hurried Press agent. or. JAIN 10
the Chief.

tfrom the typcwrittCn copy)
Although still a young man N
dorm has appeared with the prlnci-
pal symphonic bodies of Europe and
has boon Jailed ans the foremost in
tcrprctor of such masters as
Bach and Beethoven Tho Coming
Tower
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-21

PAEAGRApHERs are getting ruy
with tho Sew York Evening journal
tor stating that woman died Of
Horosis 81 the Ever We presume
.hr belonged 90 some cIrrhorIty. or
sclcrority or othCr--iust Go assist
this feeble Jest to survive
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
HOLIDAY JOYS LINCER
At settlement House

With entertainments and dances
every afternoon and evening OF last
week. and with number of other events
planned to be given this week, times at
The Peoples Settlement House are busy
indeed, and both the children and the
"arown-ups' in the neighborhood OF the
Settlement will not forget this holiday
season for some time
4 delightful dance was given As'
night hy the Young Peoples Weekly
Assembly. fully l25 persons being pres.
cnt.
At $50 o'clock this afternoon the
children will he entertained again
with Punch and Judy show lh'
Christmas play that created so muc'
fun and meirimcnt when it WAS present
ed last wecl, also will be repeated MIS-
Irene Fulton win give several recita
tions. and folk dances will be given %,
the senior girls gym class.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock th
Mothers Club and the Nomans lm
lprovement Club will be entertained, an,
ON New Years Day there viii he bot
afternoon and evening receptions I
which all the people in the city are IN
vited
dance for the Settlement member
TO he given on New Years night WI
eloao fhp holiday festivities.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
SUSPECT CHAUFFEUR
OF JEWEL ROBBERY

Accused of the larceny of jeweiry
valued at 500 and suspected of COM
plicity in several recent robberies
which have thus far baffled the police
Milton Page, 20 years of age, and a
chauffeur was arraigned in City Court
this morning. As the State was not
ready for trial the defendant was re-
manded until Saturday in $500 bail.
Page. who vas arrested by Patrol
man Davidson, said to be held in con-
nection with the looting of a SHOW
case in front of the store of Joseph
Kern. ieweler. No. 719 Market street
but IL the police have evidence against
him it has not been disclosed. The po'
lice say they expect important deVel'
opments in this and other cases oeior'
Page is given a preliminary hearing
Mrs. Joseph Kern announced toda'
that six gold chains and a string o
rosary beads were taken from I'M
case in front of the premises occd
nIed by the Kern store when II Wa
broken into on the night OF Decem
Der 26.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
NEW YEAR RECEPTION AT
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The mems class and the woman
class of the West Presbyterian Bible
school will hold their New Year enter
iainment aud reception next Monday
evening at 5 o'clock, at which the iol-
lowing program will be presented:
Instrumental quintet, "lhe Panama
Exposition March, Mrs r. l.. Salter,
Miss Helen NJ. Crawford, r. l.. Salter,
Charles Glover, John Campbell; recital
Sketches from James Whitcomb Riley
Miss Salie Nclch Sharp, clocutionist
vocal solo. "Florian Song Miss Nell c
| Krummc. soprano; selections, a, "lht
Second Table" Watorman; b. "Delusior
of Ghosts Foley; G., "Johnny's History
Lesson Waterman; Miss sharp; ln
strmental solo. "pleyers Hymn" Mrs
! IN. II. Bartenslugcr, pianist; selections
a. "1hc Tragedy" b. "Picketts Nell,'
Miss Sharp; vocal solo, "Whcn Song j.
Sweet" Miss Krumme; musical selec
tion, "Nal~c Dcs Alidinettes.' the qun
tet II will De followed by socia
hour
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
Gifts FOR CHILDREN and
PASTOR OF SILVERBROOK

The Sunday school of Silvcrbrook
NJ. r. Church held its annual Christ
mas entertainment last night when
the cantata From the Heights OF
Glory" was presented. A feature OF
the entertainment was the electrical
effects which had been arranged by
Charles Hackett a member of the
church who is an electrician. Des-
pite the unpleasant weather between
500 and 600 persons were
present and they we're surprised TO
see star appear and halt over the
manger The various parts of the can
tata were well taken. The wise men,
the shepherds and the girls OF Beth
lehem. bearing water pitchers we're
all represented.
Boxes Of candy were distributed to
the children. The Rev. J. Howard
Gray received two Christmas pres
onts from the DroXel-Biddle Bible
class, OF which he is teacher. One
was handsome umbrella and the
other a pocket Bible printed on India
paper. In gold letters on the cover
b was an inscription containing th'
year and the statement that the bool
was presented to Mr.. Gray by the class
Mrs Gray received a cut glass vas'
from her Sunday school class.
IN Albert E. wilde, the choirmaste
10 was presented with a solid gold Ma
!. sonic emblem by the members OF tn
n. choir Practically all the teachers !
10 the Sunday school received present
M from their classes.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
rNcIr sAM ROBBED.

Robbers some Time last hIsHI IUI
ed the doors of a private garage IN
stockton street near Thifteeh1l
street and rmoved a suit OF rupper eL
clothes. boots, cap an electric loren
and a hottie of disinfectant, the pro-
,e aertv of the United States Govern
ment The articles had been leit II
nn automobile i'm the garage by vet
ar,narian ar who is at work here on I'M lne
,,uae =, ,ii", and mouth disease outbreak. ihe
.eS,,ory ,loot % was reported to the police
The thief or thieves III sleaiins s ns,
property, committed an "0'
Inc Federal Government
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
CONCERT FOR THE BLIND.

Despite the inclemont weather yes
terday afternoon. the annual concert
given in the New Century Club TO
the blind of the city, the Home for
Morciful Rest and the Aged Woman's
Home was largely attended. The
program to which some Of the best tall
ont in the city contributed, proved To
be interesting in more ways than one.
Throught the kindness Of Mrs
George p. Bissell and Mrs. A. d. War
ner. who loaned their automobiles 10
assist in getting the blind and the
invalids to and from the club a great
many attended who otherwise could
not have gone. Those who took part
i'm the concert we're: Miss Isabelle
b. Wales. Mrs. Charles u. Griffith
/ Mrs. Norman Huxley, Charles Grif-
/ fifth and J. Frank Huss.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
aKING BAGGoT."

Every photoplaygoer is Interested IN
seeinp pictures that can be relied ON as
better than usual he Majestic ne
atre management has secured the IA
NOUS Paramount Pictures, commencing
January .. The greatest efforts OF all
our prominent producers are shown i
the Paramount programs, the Famous
Players. Iasky and Bosworth Com
pany. Majestic patrons will ENJOY the
best pictures during the coming year.
Today the great Universal star, htns
Barpot. assumes the leading role II
.erho Mill stream Mr. Baegot IL Too
well known 10 theatregCers To require
ANY introduction. This is good pie
hire and one that everyone will ENJOY
There ia also another picture. "A Pag
From Life.n with n. Rawlms, who al
ready has become q screen iaNortc. Mi
/ pH,,iiHs - = clever and versatile actor
whose work Is already famous M IN
silent drama. Tomorrow "lhe Moste
Key will be shown.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
Ar nm pLAYHnrSE.

There is no question about the pop
ularity OF the Brady Players who are
now appearing at Tho Playhouse In
Sinners Despite the bad weather
there was an excellent house last
night and there is prospect of eN-
cellent business for the entire week.
Beginning today there will be mat
inecs each day for the remainder OF
the week on account of the holidays
Those who have seen the company
are fully convinced that Il Is the
best stock company which has ever
appeared in Wilmington and that IL
Is head and shoulders above a large
number of the travelling companies
which have appeared here at double
the prices. AS a matter of fact IL
/ has been a long time since a company
has been seen here which rs the equal
/ OF this one.
Miss Alice Brady who is with th,
( company has part which fits her q
perfection and which she plays Will
= unusual effect and the same may b,
said of every member of the company
II is sploudidly balanced. capable
organization and Wilmington is fortu
nate In being able to see IT,
A remarkable feature about the at
traction Is that II is playing here a
popular prices. II the company wa
travelling on the road the price Of al
mission would be double and no on
who has seen the show would for
moment hesitate TO pay double th
price of admission charged In orde
TO see sinners" with this company
II is something which IS entirely ou
OF the ordinary and deserves crowdo
houses at every performance.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
COUPLE FIND TWO
BURGLARS IN House
Il Want a Drink of Water
One Says, Then Bolts
From Scott Home
WIFE TO RESCUE
MEETS THIEF'S PAL

Detecting a man i'm his bedroom at an
,ariv hour this morning, John +. scott,
letter-carrier. of No. 5l2 West sixth
street, jumped from his bed and started
'or the prowler who escaped down the
ear stairs. At the same time Mrs.
scott went to the head of the front
stairs with a handful of matches to see
mother man dash past her. This man
entered the rear parlor while the one
,hased by Mr.. Scott went into the din
ing room. Both men escaped through
windows into the rear yard.
An investigation made afterwards
showed that the man discovered IN tho
bedroom had taken two pairs OF trous-
ers both of the same material as that
used by letter-carriers, sweater and
some change that was in the trousers
The men were discovered in the house
shortly before 4 O'Clock and whor
awakened bv the noise of the mar
walking i'm the room. Mr. Scott thought
his wife was up. At that time the mar
was feeling his way towards mantel
piece. on which rested gold watcl
owned by Mr.. scott.
AS Mr.. Scott chased the man down
the stairs he asked him what h'
wanted. the man replying. Il wan
drink of water" An investigation
made later showed that the robbers
had endeavored to jimmy all the win
dows in the rear of the house an'
finally they forced a dining room
window. once inside the thieves be
gan to safeguard themselves by try
ing to cut the telephone wire Failini
in this they started to burn the wir
but they did not succeed. Boxes o
matches left in the down stair room
had been removed by the thieves wh
had also eaten several bananas pump
kin pies and half ham
The robbery was reported to TN
police who made an INVESTIGATION ot
no clues were found. One pair OF IN
trousers were later found under
rear porch of the home of George !
Mcmahon. of No. 500 West FIT
street.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
BELL Telephone Offers
STOCK TO ITS employees

Tho American Telephone and Tole-
graph Company, of which the Diamond
state Telephone Company is a part
announced yesterday that arrange
monts had been made by which em-
ployes of the Bell system. who have
been two years or more in the service
may purchase stock of the company
for Si1O share on easy payments.
The stock closed at 11S yesterday. No
employe can purchase more than one
share for each $500 of annual wages
he receives nor more than 10 shares
whatever his wages.
The terms of payment Will be 81 per
share per month, beginning witt
/ March. 1915. and the quarterly divl
dends paid on the stock will 90 TO
wards paying for it after deducting in
= terest at per cent per annum on Tn
:. unpaid balances.
The American Company has paid
per cent. dividend for seven years, an
10 rs calculated that dividends at thi
rate and the 81 per share per mont
payments by employees Will pay for th
stock in full by November 1918. An
cmploye who so desires can, atte
= March 1. 1917. but not before, pay i
, tho balance on his stock and recoiv
his stock certificate.
Should an employe leave the ser
n, vice or die before his stock Is full
paid for. the amount he has paid i
, plus the accumulated dividends lies
4 per cent? will be paid back.
The company makes it plain that n
employe is under any obligation 10 bu
= any stock
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
TOWNSEND MYSTERIOUS
WOMAN SEEN AGAIN,

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND, Del, Dec 30-Tho
mysterious woman who was seen
around here some few weeks ago, was
seen again last night by Charles NJ.
Watts and Walter c. Harris, en-
playes of the Delaware railroad, as
they we're coming from their work
about 11.30 D. m. The woman is
dressed entirely in black and no one
can get near her. The two young men
saw her about so yards ahead of them.
They ran TO catch her, but she
escaped. Her mysterious ways and
actions are terrorizing many persons
and a force of men has determined to
catch her.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
crrs n-nGMENr FOR sod.

MAGISTRATE Gluckman rendered.
decision yesterday afternoon IN lhe
suit brought by Sarah c. hearh'
against the Commercial Casualty IN
surance Company of New Jersey 10 re-
cover $3.50 for health benefits with IN
terest from May 26. 1914, which was
alleged to be due on policy held ny
.Iohn w. Silcox. deceased. Magistrate
Gluckman gave judgment in favor OF
the plaintiff for $91.55, which ineiuues
interest. The amount claimed was
scaled down because under the policy
Silcox was not entitled to sick oene,,
fits the first week of his Illness ana
he was only entitled to two-thirus pen
Gifts because of his age, when "a
years.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
MUSICALE FOR HOSPITAL.

AZ the meeting Of the Woman's Aux
iiiary of the Physicians and Surgeons,
Hospital. last night. at the home OF
Mrs. Ellwood Rogers, Delaware ave-
nue and Madison streets, plans for
musicale and card party for the bene-
fit of the hospital were discussed.
However, owing TO the fact that the
attendance at last nights meeting was
comparatively small, further details OF
the musicale and party will be ar
ranged later.
Mrs. Ellwood Rogers and Mrs. Agnes
KYLE are in charge of the affair. AT tho
conclusion of the business part OF the
meeting refreshments were served by
/ Mrs. Rogers.
The next meeting OF the Woman''
Auxiliary will be held on January ~
at the home of Mrs. willard e. Smith
Fourth and Harrison streets.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
7. n. FOREMAN, father
OF Army Captain, dead

Thomas n. Foreman, aged So years,
father of Captain Albert W. Foreman,
L. s. A., and Miss Estella J. Fore
man, teacher in the city public
schools. died at his home, No. 4Oi
East Seventh street this morning
Mr.. Foreman. who lived retired for
several years, had been III for some
time In early life he was a Market
street clothier. In addition TO the
two children. he is survived by his
widow. The funeral will take place
from his late home on Friday after
noon. OF . o'clock Intermont will
be i'm Riverview cemetery.
The last heard of Captain Foreman
was when he was in command of his
company near the Mexican border.
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
non LArE ro CLASSIFY.

nR0f0s1f.s TOR STEAM BolLERMIHN l,l
- p.iarnre invites sealed proposals fpr
aii labor and materials In Furnishing and IN
.taliinr one no. 6A Coatesvillo return tn'
bulnr heating boiler and connecting same m
workmunliko manner with the present
cated at sixteenth and Claymont streets
rhe work is TO be done under the superNr
sion Of the boards engineer, NJ. w. fhomai
and must be completed before Tuesday even
ing. January 3, 1915.
rotary Of the board before 5 o clock p. m
Thnrsday. December 81, 1914. and must b
marked proposals for Steam Boiler. fh
RIGHT 10 reject any or an bids is reserved.
GEORGE ROMMEL. Chairman.
deesO1t Fuel and Janitors Committc
Evening journal., 1914-12-30
REVISED CODE OUT SOON.

n vns stated today by IierptII No
,Nard that the revised code OF Delaware
would he printed by January L. ar;
,yard and Judge Thomas BaNard llei7el
had been appointed code commissioner ona.,i
h,. M the court under legislative authority
4, ~ nrcoore revised code and have II
printed. ,..;,o of tho
code was awarded TO Charles L' 9'u,y y
ON November 4. The JOB was oic ""'
nj the ordinary. as there are 80 p"A'i
exclusive of the index Judge ie,S'
and Mr.. Ward are now preparing '"'
| index.