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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
A mnICINL nINNER.

Governor and Mrs. Mcdonald en-
tertalned at a recherche dinner at the
executive mansion on Thursday even
ing 1t which the color scheme was
green and yellow carried out beauti-
fully in blossoms, the jonquils pre-
dominating and in ferns and palms
Candies, cakes, place cards, etc, app
propriatcly fitted into the same color
scheme. Covers were laid for fifteen,
the guests being Federal Judge and
Mrs. William II Pope. Supreme JUS
tice and Mrs. Clarence j.. Roberts,
supreme Court Justice and Mrs. Frank
W Parker, Attorney General and Mrs
Frank W. Clancy. Adiutant General
and Mrs. Harry T. Herring, former
Mayor and Mrs Arthur Seligman ana
Mrs II gDpnccr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
Santa Fe Society Notes

poee
11 student Of the Summer school
described it sympathetic
the Outlook She resident Of New York speakng FEES
Laughn helping lift
Quigua northern
Monthly Her descriptions Of the
visit that
Mackay novee5 The Honor a
OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

\ pain in the side or back tha'
catches you when YOU straighi,n w
calls for q rubbing application ~,
nAILARD's SNOW LINmENT ],
relaxcs tho contracted muscles ailV
permits ordinary bodily motion WIN
ont suffering or Inconvenience. lIlee
25e. 90 and 800 Per bottle. Sold U!
all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

expert on a subject Of vital interest to
every mothers son and daughter Of
MS, He knows exactly what ails sou
and just what will cure you, and as
it Is impossible TO convince the aver
age person that something doesn't all
him, IL IS safe TO assume that the doc
tor viii have an entirely sympathetic
audience. Along with it, he mas a girt
of facile English which, while 1t won't
cure the rheumatism, viii go n long
wey towards carrying conviction that
he knows what ne is talking about. If
he can talk only half as well as he
writes. he viii be the best attraction
that has been IN Albuquerque in
.many DAVIS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
CHOICE MORSEL FOR THE Cos
SIPS,

ut Is m old, old story
And yet Its ever new
a young business man of santa Fe
Is suddenly among the missing Ihet
tell the reason at the club. lie wa,
escorted 10 the depot by an enIaseu
husband who kept his hand on
shooting iron in his hip pocket, as ~
accompanied the Young man 10 tli'
station. There is a divorce as So,
duel. so they say, and 80 they say,
covers a multitude OF gossip Whieh
isn't SO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
An AMBITIOUS PROGRAM.

The study class in archaeology will
meet on Thursday, March 26, at $3.50
O'Clock IN the afternoon The topic is
The Americas" and there will be
four reports covering South and CEN
trail America. North America, east Of
the Mississippi, and the people Of the
northern plains and woodlands The
April study Is on The Earliest Amer
toms Wort of tho Mlsslssippln
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

IN CmTRCH WORK

Tho Ladies' aid society Of The Pres
byt"rian church was thu guest ~"
Friday afternoon of Mrs. Henry Deue
dahl, one of the younger meirons q
the congregation. Ire Nemans duA
Hilary and Guild Of the Church OF Wv
Holy Faith met at the rectorN ", P
Leonidas Smith. also a recent pIlu'
hninnr tn hnsfnae
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
IOOkING TOIiMAnD.

\ military ball is to be one Of lh'
FIRST great social events after Elsle'.
Company # announces The first JAM
@ fthc season for Tuesday eVehiis'
April "a, at the National Guard ~
morN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
ILER sECnNn nIRTnnNY.

Complimentary TO their little daugh-
ter, Corinne. AIR and Mrs. Alright
entertained at dinner and with chill
.dren's party last Sunday, It being Cor
innes second birthday anniversary.
The decorations and favors were all
Suggestive of the month Of Yiolets
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

The flash VI hose disueetIy gay
Fam Phyllis IS observing Lent,
Fer charity sweet PHYLLIS scns
Ald churoaaard OH She vcnds her way.
Though now and then ii course She goes
r. Che dauAni or cabaeet
\nd though AZ bridge shes known 10 play.
Her gains are 10 the orphan semi
She smokes no more than thrice day
Dear Phyllis IS obscrsias Lou;,
-Corinne Rockwell Swain III
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
OF rARrNrnsmr

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween r. Miehaels and a. Miehaels,
trading as dealers in general mcr-
chandise in the CITY Of Albuquerque.
y. NJ under the firm name and style
of Michael Bros, has been dissolved.
and the business Will be continued BY
Mr. a. Michaels TO whom all bills
and accounts owing 10 the firm shah
be paid, and all claims against the
finn Ilay be presented.
4. MICHAELS.
II, MICHAET4S.
dated this eth day OF March, 1914.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

lta worse than the mAsIe4 zoe
whoupna cough aud thc fmulpuN
rolled into one. ee fAr uH being cou-
agious ia concerned ut eoufer d
refer ip the tanfnmAhia, ihe mos,
advanced STAGE ut which hus hit our
fair cliF lihc n thousand ot brick
Reading the tories from othff 9i-
i,s of me tN.enf O. NhIch Vie craze
hud Enue put u down hs thf rlHl
mars newspaper l3p, urram ut u
insisted n with ips reutrlnn mat lh'
myuopoitnh "tN o. 'lNats lhr rN,
where people make ihr hikbtst iunlt
90 lhenehtt and assured myself thoi
u could never hhnptn ln AhagU'l-
cue l't ni,M yeur SCOUT II q h'p-
ponina in AihnquetHue ANA u mus
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
ST. PATRICK AND BRIDE.

.;rs. Howell Earnest entertained at
bridge on St Patrick's day. There
were three tables The score cards.
the bcn-bons. the artistic touches on
all sides all bore the color made IA
nous by lreland's patron saint II
was a dream in green and there wasn't
q dun moment from beginning 10 end,
as hehooves any entertainment on
the saints day Of the iolliesl people
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
PICNIC on THE MESA.

With the coming Of the first
touches Of spring time Of tho
year when the warm lazy days are
Just frequent enough 70 give a fore
taste Of the good old summer time
the picnic on the mesa has again
sprung into vogue as means Of
pleasurable diversion.
A delightful little affair of this kind
was given last Sunday evening by
Mr. Robert Dietz A string orchestra
taken along by the host, furnished
musical inspiration, and with an or
chestra along. 1t is not difficult to
imagine that the irrepressible tango
came into its oWn-for even on the
mesa It Is possible to find a place
where the tango may be performed
Later, supper was served-a supper
which lost nothing of relish from the
fact that it was partaken By a jolly
company in the outdoor air Of a balmy
spring evening.
Mr.. Dietzs guests included Mr. and
Mrs. IT, =. Jamison. Mr. and Mrs r..
S Woolsey Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o.
Chadbourne. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L..
Brooks, Mrs Tyner Miss kathryn
Strickler, Miss Barbara Johnson;
Mcssrs Hugh Calkins, James Mullen,
Arthur Ringland and Harland Scar
rCtt
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BIRTHDAY DINNER.

a dinner Friday evening 10y Mrs
Byron Henry Ives In celebration of
the birthday anniversary OF Mr. Ives
was one Oh tho most pleasing affairs OF
the week Just some
The Ives home was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion. che large
birthday cake n the center of the ta-
BILE surmoanted with tiny candles and
surrounded h1 bouquets of daitadHs
being especially effective. The rooms
were fragrant with Richmond roses.
The guests included AIR and Mrs
w W. Strong, AIR and Mrs NJ +.
Hickey, Dr and Mrs NJ. Is Wlydcr
and Dr. and Mrs b. II Briggs
DIR, WOODS HUTCHINSON.
The yUggm course put ON by The
Wonons club this season has gone
fir enough 90 mako III safe 90 assert
that liaHei#llt as vel as artistiealls.
10 is most pronounced success. The
entertainments which have am been
of the very highest order. hive fur
nishod variety and charm Not one
has boon poor and moro thln ono
has been really brilliant
The final entertainment of the
course br Woods Hutehlu ON, comes
20 the Elh- on the seth and by all
the rules hc should be the best draw
ms card ot the entire series This
is $50 for the simple reason that Dr.
Hutchinson is t0dlg enc OF the best
Advertised mcn In tile Emitted States.
Along with pr Wiley, who invented
pure food. he is known 20 practically
every man. woman and child who
reads current magazine literature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22

cornish was the winner Of the first
prize while Mrs Hornby carried
away me cut prize
Tho guest list Included thc follow
Ing MIS- T.. o. Cornish, Mrs j. j..
smthers, Mrs d. g.. Coors Jr, Mrs.
Thomas Wukerson, Mrs Tom Dannhy,
Mrs. isaac Barth, Mrs Harry strong,
Mrs ll T. owen. Mrs H. a. Mann.
Mrs y O. Kircher, Mrs ~ q. w,
Pooler Mrs David r. Lane. Mrs N,
W Flournoy Mrs. Elliott Mrs Horn
by, Mrs Davis, Mrs Bert skinner,
Mrs Benson Newell. Mrs Leach, Mrs.
John w Wilson, Mrs Sudan, Mrs. G..
II. Conner Mrs. =. j. johnson, Mrs.
T8st Mrs John Mckee, Mrs ken
meth Baldridge. Mrs. }. N. Fleming,
Mrs A. g. Shortlc, Mrs. sutton. Mrs.
Frederick VIM, Mrs George d.
statesOn, Mrs j. YHsmrrl Jr, Mrs.
Roy stormc, Mrs George q. Taylor.
Mrs Mead, Mrs Paul Lar5ch, Mrs.
II. j.. Wanner Mrs II. G.. Miller,
Misses Grace Borradaie, Margaret
kcleher Eugenia Keleher, Jean
Hubbs. Hazel Maloy Talison, Anna
Day Mabel Williams Alice Boyd,
lrma llill, GLADYS Mandel. Julia
Robertson Suo Dobson Gertrude wal
ker and EycIya Eyeritt
no MRS. DODGE.
Tho bridge party given by Mrs i.
+ W0y Monday evening, In cOmpll-
ment 10 her mother Mrs X. -.
Dodge OF sparta Missouri was one
Of tho most delightful affairs that
has characterized the Lcnten season.
In the decorations Of the Woy home
Saint Patrick WINS not forgotten, and
the fact that his natal day was near
AT hand was attestcd i'm the shamrock
and the touch of prccn that predoml-
natcd--a color scheme by the way
which was not only timely ana appro-
PIRATE, but highly artistic.
Those present were Mr. nnd Mrs
I Bernard llfold, Mir and Mrs Amado
/ Chaves, MIR and Mrs j r. Mclaugh-
/ Him. Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Bennett, Mrs.
Margaret Medler Mrs Joseph Brown,
Mrs James Homer ana Mrs. Frank
Wilfon.
MRS. VAN DEINsE's BRIDGE.
A worry pretty auction bridge was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. A..
u Van DENSE 20 small party oi
friends Like everything that Mrs.
A'N A,Nii'"' htf''f 90 ""' wv 10 ''fR
enjoyable and elegant
Those present were Mrs. Arno Hun
INK. MIS-. " :. Dodge Mrs. IT, J.. WoN
Mrs q w. Dohson MIS-. James lior-
hef Mrs Bert skinner, Mlss JeAh
Hubbs ana MISS sue pobson.
lttA Al CASTLE hNNlNI
cafeteria tea Is what they call
II. ana from the way II has been de-
eeribed IL sounds awfully good Any
way ID IS TO be given NJ Castle Hum
ing ana is TO be for the benefit of
ne presbyterian chureh. So ii is I'M
possible TO 90 TAR wrong IN Giving
u nearly support. ! almost TOT
got 20 ada that u VIII De next friaay
afternoon from : O'Clock unit d
Everything viii DE made ny elec-
triei' y-lhai IT, everything except the
nee cream ana M not e'i'am theI
Won nave an electric motor hIttnd
Ia That The menu Will consist OF
ereaned chicken hot Wafiles not pis-
cunt tonst Tea ana tofiee. u mat
isn't enough 10 make one leave ms
nanny nome J don know what ls
Ihe cdleltliA part comes in on
well everybody knows Wh1t . cafe
You Just got your piate ANA knlie
and fork ana napkin ana so up ana
ask Tor what you want, ~ 'huuld Dr.
tuilv good fur. aud 1s If IS for an wv
iuilN Hood fausc. th're p no p"upt
that y "ill Dee an nqualiicd success
So
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
SEWING BIE.

The sewing bee, the favoritc pas
time Of Lentcn days, was the vehicle
used By Mrs. r. G. Bakes for the en-
tertainment of "a small and select par
y of friends at her home on Univer-
sity heights Friday afternoon IN COM
pliment 70 her mother. Mrs John T..
Bakes Of Indiana. A charming even
ing was enjoyed by the guests Of Mrs
Bakes ana refreshments Of rare dam
tlness aud toothsomeness We're served
Those present were Mrs. W. w,
Strong Mrs. L. G. Rice, Mrs, Leslie
Rice Mrs. j. r. Boyd. Mrs w. J.
Hyde. Mrs Frank r. Tull, Mrs c. r..
Lowber Mrs. G. y. Hodgin. Mrs. John
Collins, Mrs. Hartmann, Mrs Mitchell
ana Mrs. John T.. Rakes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
NOTES OF SOCIETY,".

The arrival Of Mrs. Nathan Else
mann Of Boston. for visit to her
mother Mrs. Hildegardo Grunsfeld,
Friday was an event OF more than
usual Importance. as Mrs. Eisemann
enjoys q social eminencc i'm Alhuquer-
que only equaled by her wide personal
popularity Mrs Grunsfcld will be al
home informally for Mrs. Eisemann
this afternoon from 10 o'clock.
at her home, Clio West Copper ave-
nue..
Mr. Burrage OF New York, is visit
ing at the home of w. J. Llghtborn
on West Central avenue.
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The Queen Esther club Of the First
baptist church will give a musicale at
mo church next Friday evening. Some
Of the best talent In tho city win take
part
Announcement has been made that
Alr. Charles II. Treffenberg has TAX
On fun charge of the Monday night
dancing class Of Mrs. a. y. Keith at
the Woman's club, and viii conduct
an up-to-dato academy, giving ndi-
yidual instruction in the tango and
hesitation waltz.
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There viii be q meeting Of the Par
ent Teachers association Tuesday aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock in the First Ward
school building.
Mrs. c. @. Clarke and daughter,
Mas, spent several days last week VS.
Ting friends IN Ration.
Z : =
Mrs Ralph Whitesides left last
week for clifton. Arizona, where she
will Join her husband
4
The Ladies' of the Maceabees enjoy
cd a delightful social afternoon Tues
day last ia odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. Frank Alderman left last
week for FL Paso. for visit TO Dr.
and Mrs. Arthur $. Bronson.
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Mr. and Mrs, Frank Nuding Of San
"a fe are in the city FOR a Nistt TO
Mrs. Nuding's mother, Mrs. w II.
Hahn, Is guest 0f the W. w. Strungs
4
Mrs Noa Ilfeld has issued invita-
ions 70 a musicale TO be given al her
home next Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs Frank E Tull entertained the
Highland Bridge club yesterday after
noon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
A SPRING TIME IDYL.

Flora and Fauna OF New Mexico"
IS a formidable. II not forbidding title.
but Mrs. Addison Hall of AlbuQuer-
que, IN paper she prepared for the
art ana literature department. Of the
Woman's club which met in the PAL
ace OF the Governors on Thursday aft
crnoon, transformed her theme into
an idyl that brought q poetic mes
sage from the deep forests the open
mesas, the shadowy canyons of the
Sunshine state. Miss Brown Of the
Presbyterian Mission school, read the
paper before tho well attended meet
ing and emphasized is beauties with
the appreciation of one artist for an
other. She opened the program by
the masterful rendition Of THE Mis-
ercre," from II Tro,dtore. and
closed It with The Gondolier" by
List, selection that seemed to
breathe the very spirit of tho wood
land symphony she had just conclud-
cd. Mrs. h. j. palcn presided over
the meeting. Officers were nominated
10 be elected at the next session.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
TREASURES or ANOTHER AGE.

Director Edgar L. Hewett. who re-
turned this week from Guatemala
where ne had charge Of the acheao-
logical party that is rescuing the pre-
historic Maya city Of Qurigua from
the pitiless grasp Of the jungle,
brings tidings of the discovery Of an
ether stella. one of those huge. Won
derful monoliths. whose hieroglyph-
les throw much light on the chronol-
ogy of the prehistoric days Of the
western continent lie also speaks Of
a temple that is being cXcavated as
well as other discoveries and brings
with him a number Of photographic
treasures for the museum library,
books that date back 800 10 400 years.
and that are typographical wonders.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
THURSDAY MUSICAL gLun.


In line with the rage for dancing
which seems to have completely satur-
at,d the whole social fabric ot Albu-
Querque, the meeting yesterday after
noon of the student department OF the
Thursday Morning Musical club was
given over 10 a discussion of dance
forms "a subject which had been talk
cn up at an earlier meeting and
which was continued at this
Mrs. Mabel Stevens llimoe had
charge eff the meeting. aud read AN
exceedingly able puper ON dnncc
forms The following program WIS
rendered
J. polonaisg a maior-Chopin.
Helm GoeU
% tD Tho Plague Of Bruno
lluhn, th1 Lady Let ale Relieve
1Ust
o MurmurIng Hcphyu-Jensen.
Jessie Nenahlc
4. Observation-Disclosures Esther
Harlan
O. Romance tror left hand alone)
-Spmdler d. clair Cayanlugh.
g. (a) Ny Dcar-HalL CD Caro-
Milo Bcn-Giodoni Mrs u. R. Lane
e. Observation-Disclosures. Eleanor
Hyde.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-22
MIS-. VAN DEINsEs BRDGE.

A worry pretty auction bridge was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs A..
lf Van DENSE 20 "a small party Of
friends Like everything that Mrs
Van DENSE gives, Ii was thoroughly
enjoyable and elegant
Those present We're Mrs Arno Hun
INK. Mrs. u. g Dodge. Mrs e. T. Woy
Mrs o. w. Dohson Mrs. James lior-
ner Mrs Bert Skinner. Miss Jean
llubbs ana Miss sue Dobson
The Washington times., 1914-09-20
NOTABLE FILIBUSTERERS
IN THE SENATE

Senator Theodore E Burton of Ohio fighting passage
and harbor bill held the Senate last night for u hours and
minutes His only refreshmen ice water.
v Allen of Nebraska 1898 against the repeal
of the silver purchasing clause of the Sherman spoke
IA hours. He refreshed himself with strong coffee.
Senator Robert NJ La Toilette in spoke against
the AldrichVr@eland emergency currency bill.
tanned by egg drinks.
Senator Thomas Carter of Montana memorable Rbuse
against the and harbo bill in 1901 he spoke
hours
Senator Coe Crawford of South Dakota spoke night
against favorable from the Privileges and Elections
Committee seating Senator William Lormer. in 1910
The Washington times., 1914-09-20
.F|[|BUSTERERS HAVE
PRACTICALLY WON
Senators Burton. Kenyon. and
Norris Appear Victorious in
Fight on Waterways Budget.

After one of the hardest filfbusters in
the history of the Senate. Senators
Burton. KENYON. Norris. and other op-
ponents OF the pork barrel river and
! harhor measure. have practically won
th"iI fight 20 compel big reductions in
the bill.
Indications are strong today that the
bottom is about TO drop out of the pork
barrel" The hoops are getting loose
the slaves warped. and the whole insti-
tuition is in n sad way generally. More
over. the White House is showing a dis
position to eive a few last kicks to the
barrel and thus help in its final de-
rlolition.
The filibuster Nof the opponents of the
bill has served to arouse public senti-
ment more and more. Letters of pro-
test against the measure are pouring in.
IL is clear the country IS in no mood TO
stand for war taxes and a pork barrel
which is filed with an extra ordinary
amount of favors for certain Senators
ana members of the House. designed to
meet political obligations.
Consented to Recess.
Yesterday afternoon. after threatening
to try another all-night session, fol-
lowing the one of Friday night. the
supporters of the bill abandoned this
Lued anu COlSeHleu 10 recess ABOUT n
o clock until II tomorrow morning. The
Senate hai then been in continuous ses-
sion for more than thirty hours.
This has given senators Eurton, Knn-
Ion. and Other opponents of the bill
resting spell. They will be rea.i- tn
re-enforcements have come. Senator
Gorah. who was out of the city, has
returned. and is really to take the floor
n any time.
iIlC held between the supporters ami
opponents of the bill. and the President
viii be consulted. II is deemed likely
that ny Monday compromise will be
reached and the bill large. reduced.
lust where the figure will be put if
there is a compromise is uncertain.
Undoubtedly, President Wilson has
uone some missionary work in favor Of
dropping the bill AMI passing an enIerg
Cncy measure carrying sle OOO. .000 TO s15.-
HC4,ooo, II was .i.=nied by tre advocates
Of the hill that tn Pre- sidFnt wanted il
drorred. out the closest friends Of the
President are aware nc believes il un-
w!se to pass il.
An attempt is being made to com
promise somewhere between the present
ti!l. which has he"n cut from SO roo 90
t" 81. f-1n 90, ana the tota! Of su5sti ute
~ senator Burton. which carries SOS
roo 60.
May Reach Compromise
1t is not unlikely tha; in the end a
ccnlpromis somewhere in the region Of
s25 .Olo.0j will be adopted.
The insistence on the passage of the
hill is mainly due to a sroIp OF South
ern Democrats. including Senators Sir1-
mons, Bryan. Ransdell, Lea, Sheppard.
Robinson Chiffon. Swanson. Shields.
Fletcher and few others. These Sen
ators have manifested an extreme long
ing for ''po-d." While they have been
leading the fiso. for the bill. the political
situation has been growing worse for
the Democratic party and food OF
protests has rolled in on Congress
a gainst passing a pork barrel hill AT
n time when the country was 10 be
to bear war taxes.
The Washington times., 1914-09-20
May Reach Compromise.
Is Deposition a Capitalist?

is a Bank Depositor a Capitalist.
is the topic scheduled for consideration
~ a public discussion meeting tonight
at S:I5 O'Clock at Socialist headquarters,
S1l r street northwest. The main lee
ture will be given by J. !. Pierce. The
meeting is to be held under the aus
pices Of the committee on education Of
Ihe Socialism party.
The Washington times., 1914-09-20
Held as HOusebreaker.

John =. Neer, who gave mis- residence
rs Sixth street and Louisiana avenue
northwest was arrested by Detectives
How lett and NernilliOn last night.
charged with uousebreaking. II is al
legged hy the police that he robbed I'll"
store Of John Rickies AT Sixth and {
streets early yesterday morning.
The Washington times., 1914-09-20
Four Men Die in Silo at
Ohio State Hospital

COLUMBUS. Ohio. sept 3O-Four in
mates OF the state Hospital AT Athens
we're overcome today by noXious fumes
while at work in A silo on the hospital
arm. and died before help could reach
them.
Two other men who went into the silo
&c rescue them also were overcome and
narrowly escaped with their lives
The Washington times., 1914-09-20

GVde's Floral Decorations for weddings
aTe notably attractive. Home grown
seUuk6 used. lAs y Sl-Advt
The Washington times., 1914-09-20
nples of Tomorrow's Fall Footwear Bargains

20 pretty styles of the famous Trademarked
Shoe, MARY Stuart" known the world over as
style leader. These shoes are branded on the sole
s4.o0 which desgnates their standard price. Our
early purchase enables us to offer these shoes to
you al true saving of sl.55 on each and every
pair. All sizes and all widths. Standard price,
Sd OO
The Washington times., 1914-09-20

u handsomely designed styles of the famous
Ludert Paris Shoe Made of select patent coltskin
vamps with black or gray tops, the new overgaiter
pattern. These styles will only be shown in highest
grade footwear All sizes and all widths Give us
call before making your purchase elsewhere.
Standard price, s4OO.
The Washington times., 1914-09-20
Our Price, $2.95

pretty styles of the Radcliffe Shoe, trade
marked shoe of quality. Made of select stock of
patent kid and dull mat kid. These styles are de-
signed by the most careful designers, which insures
perfect model. The price is stamped on the sole
by the makers. Standard price, $3.50
The Washington times., 1914-09-20


nlmb the O
brands and o
me tha quality
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-07

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