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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun r,~. sS s Sun set. g. ~ Moon r,,s. N, A
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
sandyHk u'5S Gov Island ,2@ Nell aae -
LOW WATER THIS DAY
sandvHk So Gov .Islsnd ST He'll G.,s. ~
Arrived-M MONDAY. March TO-
S. Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm. bremen. Msruh =.
OF Fire Island at 1905 J.. N
So Minnea polls. SO = N. southampsos.
Sc Columbia sis \ NJ. Glasgow. March =.
SIS Martha Washington. $40 A. N, AiEte~.
March,.
s. Taormns. 9ao a. Nj :, Naples. Msrcha
IS Mre MAN 1870 : ". IIVcrnool March
s. posliliro, SOP n Lisbon March l.
S. Nora. ii.SP Nj. Sunday. Macuris. March Z.
s. BermudIan. "a. N Bermuda. March II.
SIS Grecia. 5 4 ". santa Marta, Narche
IS iA,. 1880 = NJ. Nlpc March o
IS Catherine Cuneo. 40 =. NJ. Jamaica, March
SIS nrsros. lip NJ SUNDAY So n Juan, xsrh a.
s. isgnez, I'm san Juan March IN
IS n Nallc, Galveston, Marcel 70
s. River Orontcs. Philadelphia. March rs
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
Sc CALEDONIA. al Gias COW
s. tu>itania, At Liverpool
IS Kaiser Wilhelm u, a, cherbours.
IS Clncinns II. at Gibraltar.
s. Minnetonka. at London.
SAILED FOR NEW yoRk
- Fra nconia. from Trieste
Ss Re gina d Italia. from Naples
SIS 2araps. from Savsnilla
Ss Prins August Wilhelm. from por, Lirnon
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CLEANERS TAKE 5TH AVE. STORE

Forces Reese 4 Reese Co Move.
George r. Read a Co. have leased the
store at 5H Fifth avenue. In the Hotel
Lorraine, at the southeast corner OF Forty
NTH street. for Howe 4 Orvis to Reese d
Reese cleaners and dyers. for "a term OF
yeafs. Tho lessees are at present located
at 40 Fifth avenue. which is part OF the
site at the northeast corner OF Forty first
street. to be improved by Rogers, Peet
n Co
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cornelius -. klof and u. r. Cornell
nave sold 20 the Durkee Manor Realty
rrompanr the Wetherill tract. between the
,,hg'rnoard road and the Staten Island
nay 10 Transit al Grasmere. The sale
'hb't''s part of Brady's Pond
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UuOI< ERAGE NOTES.

.fi"''rlck Ilttcl A. Son and A. J Nor
Ncsptiated the deal recorded yes
ma ~ which Ennis 4 Sinnott sold
NV h'rihe'tst corner of Amsterdam ave-
NV no biedrich Anusihcck. taking In
''7 tIEurut Ito West i2is, street.
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MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES
with name sGa ad a,,s.n.y o, lender and
downtown.
south of Fourteenth ST
trH ST. lt5 W. i7xss;:-Aibertina D Crevel-
H. s- Il, wA yf' gSSs' sr III noo.sv.i,
,rKM ST. ~ AZ io,so sr aiGSS
ct Mar -. 3 yrs p .: or 3os BSay $4,000
EAst side
Gas, Of Fifth az between Fourteenth and
oRAMEHcY PARK z. 80 - ss51 irr's
Rob- ! McGshse as " ss,h 8 Mar -, -.
18TH ST. : 5 $50 v !" .v, ,o % ssiO',s
mtg ,,5'ooo-Bohem!an Benevelen, ana
Literary Assoen 70 Supreme Lodge OF the
q corpn. as trustee. 325 L 73d 81. Mar II.
due Jan |: 1919 tp c. at'y' Hyms; W. ,sS
yves, of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
iioth ss.)
sTH as; ~ and rus son IN o.,, wsna. J4
81 w Sl;,i- IA a. reo Is due As per BENG nao
scr Id' ST - s zoo we., End av. .S.is5s s.
men "s co.. ,s .s,h 10 Mar
HsT sT =, . columsa. AZ. i.sls9.s.
Assoc Tor improving the CONDITION
OF III. Poor to Farmers Loan q Trust Co.
bond. stiy., G.l.r. n W, 90 Eschsnss
BkoApwAy. :ios ,i,igo-HSTfy
Lovenih., to Henry Bendhsim: ~, Y
ins Go leo Bway ...... ..... $4,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of lloth St.
TO Michael Miele. .o7 f iis,h st, Mar Is
due as per bond. atty. Co. ~
usTH ST, n :, $50 I.enos ~, :5rioo-
A4ps seS Maa due to haI p.r M na,c.
SAME PRoPERTY-same TO same. Mar IL.
pr mtge $4,000 due as per bond; atty.
i.2p ST. its " l~1oo.ii.Aiiie Jean ' sEol,
don to Lawyer. Title In. 7 60; 1870
sH hMsS Az aSO .o.,h =. SSS
l6o-vermilyea Realty CO TO Jennie Ru-
$4,000, Mar is yrs spc. atty, l. T ins
Co. 100 Bway. ............. .....,. $1,000
Borough OF The Bronx
18TH ST. s2j Z. s. 4Oxi25-Louis Ruchti
to German ssvinss Bank. i67 tth a." Mar
49, yrs "'v' Amend A iis Nassau raa
FoRpHAM RID. = cor Jerome sy 1855.
i,rsg1Ey. y z Jqns 81 al 70 Bond &
Co CO. ' Va ~ nw sy per BONO ANY ,s:oop
PLOT begins at n 5 lot i,s. di.,an, 100 Sc e
Morrisanla, 7lsxts--Frank Hi to
rhilipp Hiil. 27so Morris av. Mar -. due
as per BOND; atty, Frey, s':s 20
DECATUR Az. .. aia. soSth s., ssx
ll26-ElH Meyer to Msthilia 4 Reugi-
son, 3its Decatur Az. pr mtse 81 800, Feb
-. due per bond atty. n q Burlandc
HtSwnsor,ase sausEre a. ',,,,,,.,. 300
b0Slos-Mi'c hell- McDerrott CONSTR 60 10
Kate schwanewede. 1855 Lexington ev.
Mar ~ yrs, p c; atty, /. T T 90.
~. pMn' 900 WV"
isbTH ST s. 80 Grant av, 3ssxSo .
Mitchell McDermott '0nstn CO 10 ChAs
Lsnmeister, go L ltbth ST, Mar -
yrs, e; atty, l. T Co, 1850
LOTS :tO-2i2. map 3si. lots Hunter estate
Jos + Storey TO Julius Kramer OF san
Francisco, cal Feb ~, ", r c. atty.
J Loeb Crocker Giis. San francisco,
TIP EMoNr Az n cor pro.noc, nv ,dox
Clement IL Smith 10 Thos ! Higgins.
2o7o Marion ar. pr mtge $4,000. Mar +.
yrs, c, attys Theell & II, t5 Wall
e. nnn
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>'>WsDALE PLACE SOLD.

Anrr' a 90. hav. sold for Ashley T.
o' Ns property on Norwood road,
ole no1t Estates. Scarsdale, TO William
Wesley White
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ItN'>Gro> AVE. HOUSE RENTED.

'NNs 9. Traube has leased for
'i"Hghton the dwelling at 1850
"N.ht'"n avenue to DIR. Jacob Epstein.
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rANr,,ERs' aoTu ANNIvERsAn,

me Vest side Taxpayers Association
celehrlte its fortieth anniversary with
osnqn'l and dance at Terraces Garden
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BUYER OF FIFTH AVE. CORNER

Walter d. Lewishein Is the buyer Of
the eleven and twelve story buildings at
the northeast corner of Fifth avenue and
Sixteenth street. sold recently by the
Assets Realty Company. for about
81, 100000.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
PsbIic O2~rinxs Yesterday In the
Manhattan salesrOOms.
lat IL vEsEY STREET, !

ny NJ. Morgenthhu Jr. company
10th ST 81 r. n y. 2l6.s Park av,
lssxlOoIl, s,y dvls-German savgs
Bank sEt Leopold Winkler ct nj; due,
Sl0ie7N. taxes. &c, fst. 60 the
plaintiff .,....,,...,... VI 500
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TRADE IN PRIVATE DWELLING.

The three story and basement dwelling
at II West Forty-sixth street 10 to be
made over to include stores at an esti-
mated cost Of 5000. Christian II. Lang
the architect, has placed the cost at 81. 600
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to Mitchell McDermott Constr co, 1921
80 blvd. Mar II. mtg $500 atty,
Hirleman. 3si Y lteth st......... tloV
PLOT begins at n 5 lot I39, distant 100 e
from . Sd av. being pt lot laP. map Nor
rissnia. II 9xts-Philip mn to Frank Is
nm. 23sT Walton aV, Mar u atty q
Frey. at2s I'd NO.. ..........t,t VI
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IntSt navy WIZ 'S7H''
Capt W A. Cell, from supervisor Of
ausilia ries TO member examining board,
Washington
Capt 4. T. Long, to supervisor OF naval
auxillaries. Norfolk
I.ieutena nj &c Commander y Graham.
from the Idaho TO the Illinois
Lieut.. r. Wilson. from Washington to the
New York
Ensign 4. ! Hr"nucr aud Ensign {. T..
Hoard. from tn" Fittsburs to the Intrepd
Passed Assistant Paynaster II, H. Douk
lass from the Intrepid to the naval train.
ing station, San Francisco
p..s.d Assistant Psymsster n. Phill-
brick, from the kearsais- to the Idaho.
Passed Assistant Paymns'er 1. u. Hlr-
nuska, from the -. Louis 70 Mare Island
yard.
Assistant paymsster Nowat. from
bureau supplies and accounts 10 the Az
napols
Assistant Psymsstrr ]. " Ewsld, from the
Annapolis to the 81, Louis
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Army aud Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, March ls-Thcse army
orders were issued to-day:
First Lieut.. r. I kng, lr. sixth Field
Artillery. from duty inspector Instructor
of the Fourth Field Artillery district or
ganiked militia al Atlanta, Ga, TO New York
for duty with organized militia ~ New
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with name and address Of owner an,
attorney. when attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of second party
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tEas' OF Fifth Av. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)

5sTH ST. .oe and &o7 T. SAX Agnes
Lang to Emil Lang. eli bsth st. Mar "a
attys. \ Bloch, 80 Nassau st......Si
PARK Az. sw cor ssth ct. 100 .bxioc-Ful-
l-r,on weaver Realty Co to $50 Park Az
atty. II Knowles. 1855 hwy. 81
'3D ST. sls r, 2jxio2. 2--Msrgt Mannheim
TO Rudolph Onner, 1923 % av. mtg ~ 900
Mar ls; atty, l. r Ins Co. $50 BWay 800
10TH ST. 70 and - L. =. 5oxi00.II--Lena
Jurkowitk to Jennie Holman, us W ssh
g. mtg $4,000, Mar 10; atty. N X Wurt-
eel l3o Nassau Al
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Cant + : Long, QuartermHstcr Corps
from the Philippine Islands Jun. 10 to the
United States
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Lieut. Col j NJ. Carson, ouartermsstcr
Corps, from Philippines. Jun" Is. TO the
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron SALE,
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with nam. and address Of Lender
torney.b
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,ved-MoNDAy. March "a.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

So CALEDONIA. at Glasgow
s. tusisnia. at Liverpool
IS Kaiser Wilhelm II, at Cherbourg
s. Cincinns II. at Gibraltar.
81 Minnetonka. at London
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
PRISONERS WILL Be
TAKEN BACK IN
STOLEN CAR
Three Young Men to be Re-
turned to Douglas in Auto
With Which They Ran Off.

In the car With which they ran
away, thc thf, young men arrested
by chief McMilu sunday when he re-
covered tho Idehaker automphii-
stolen from douglas. Ariz. will pe
taken back Cd. Ariz0na for arrnign-
meut The, Vl be In the custody OF
Sheriff Ham Wheeler, Of Coehise
county. who .Hwe here from ~ Paso
last night 90 Pee. hem.
The ear Nlil in the charge of iva
ynung men lf.H Douglas. sent here
by the uwurr f. bring II back nome.
sheriff wheeler al first planned TO
take Derry fr 'ish and McGonlrai,
the trio lmUu. 4 In the auto then
back hy train 1t when he WAS IN
Viicd to max. f1e trip with his pr.s-
"nefs boz the D.. he changed his plans
and accepted.
u viii take DAY or two 20 get the
car In shap, Tor the trip. In the
meantime shrrT wheeler VIII enjoy
tho sights trd hospitality Of Alou-
gucrgue, wh.is bis prisoners will rc-
main in the coo. iail.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Fees candy store. We have fresh.
homemade ,aramels every day.
chef Tim OlLeary OF tho Santa Fc
secret service IT, ia the city for "a
stay uf several days
Il bakcs best. because q Is the
best. Use only Il. r.. J.. flour.
Lincoln circle 40. 3. Ladies' of tho
g. A. r., will hold their regular
meeting t"iEufrow afternoon ut 30
ln T. Il. %. +. hall
Why not use the best flower made?
It's q, b.. y.
There win Dee "a business meeting
OF the First ward Pareut-Tcnrhcrs
association Wednesday afternoon al 4
O'Clock in the First ward school build
iag,
The best housewives use only n. T..
y. flour. u a no superior.
Albuquerque Council No. ca.
knights Of Columbus. VIII meet
tonight in odd Fellows ham 20 3
O'Clock. business 81 Importance Is
Co be transacted and the presence of
an knights b. urgentls requested
The Women's Catholic order Of
Foresters viii entertain their friends
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VOTE FOR COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOL IS
FAVORABLE
Indications Are That Total
Vote in City Will Not Be
Large but That Country
Districts Will Cast Big Total
EVERYTHING POINTS TO
VICTORY FOR SCHOOL

Alhuqufrquc and the rest of Her-
nnlillo county are voting today on tho
proposition e. give the school child
zen Of the county the right Co attend
the city hish school without payiug
tuition-to make the city high school
also "a county high school. The polls
opened az . o'clock this morning me
will close az Q this afternoon. During
that time the saloons must remain
closed, as az any other election.
Women over ~ are entitled % vote
today n the women of the city %
county have been active la preparing
FOR the registration Of u Roodrsizcd
vote In favor ~ the proposition. Mrs.
GeorEe Brewer president of the
Equal Suffrage association, sent out "a
special appeal To members 90 the as
sociation last night urging them 10
vote for the proposition
There II no question but that ihs
proposition viii carry. There has
been no organized opposition 10 u,
and iis supporters have been active.
II requires only a majority of the
vote east to carry.
The establishment of the county
high school means no additional bur
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and members AZ % delightful card
party and dance IN odd Fellows hall.
May %. The meeting viii be- called
promptly at 1880.
Homes are happy where II. Il. T..
flour ls used.
PRESIDENT J. ~ Hcrndon OF the
state National bank. has re-
turned from Fort worth. Tex. where
hc attended the annual meeting of
the Texas Bankers association More
thar 100 banker attended the con
vention. Mr. Herndon uys Including
many eastern bankers.
Miss Goldir Btagg Of ENTER, illo
Iowa, was elected Supervisor OF pen
manship and art In the A%lbuqucruuc
public school az a meeting 81 M
board Of education yesterday after
noon. 40 other business was trans
acted.
Wrist watches are very popular
and one would make a nice gradua-
tion present for a girl We have
pretty, dainty mes at prices that
make them attractive for presents
ItOsenwald's.
Reliability, Excellence. Purity -
that's u. f. T. flour.
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THINGS no WORTHY NBoUT

Harvard claims to have tho
greatest number OF living alumni,
ct any American university.
\ paste made of Kerosene and
wood ashes viii hurry a slow fire
with little rick TO the user.
The smallest bird is Central
American huminF bird. about the
size Of q hluebottle rs.
shaughui recently saw the up,u-
INK 0t the first street car system
financed. constructed and operated
py the Chinese.
Ia the last year more than ZOO
companies have been formed 90
engage ln the breeding of sur nelr-
iug animals IN the maritime prov
iuces Of Canada.
The FIRST apartment house ga
America was built shortly before
tho c.sii van in East Eighteenth
street, In New York city, and .s
still standing To- good condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
CLARION STATEMENT
FROM TAX OFFICE
ERROR GETS A SWAT

Deputy County Treasurer Matt sip
pei swattcd today a report that u
would he safe Tor taxpayers 60 walt
until the end cot June before paying
their taxes.
The report that taxes will not be-
c0mc Delinquent until July T." sid
Mt. SipPell 'is without the slightest
foundation Boz ftrts. Taxes that have
not been paid uy June ] Will be- de-
unquont That ls nat. final and with
out appeal The idea that taxes viii
not become delinquent until July ! Is
absolutely, completely, and unequi-
vocally false. and too much emphasis
cannot he placed upon H."
In the lieht 81 Mr.. sippsi's state
ment there seems 10 be mo doubt that
unless taxes arr paid By June ! they
aM became hstf snnaily, absolutely.
completely aud anequiyoealiy deiin-
quent.
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den ON tho taxpayers OF the city. so
additional levy for county high school
would be made. a part 81 the money
nov devoted Co the general school
fund would De- set aside ana devoted
20 the county hiRh school Tho law
providing for The establishment of tho
county high school limits the tax
money for that purpose Co two mills.
u Is believed that one mill Will hc
futiricnt Tor ~ demands loo Bernoliiio
county. ana that mill will bee t1kon
rom the ten mills now devoted To the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
SAMSON"

- HE STORY ct samson J. ue story OF the strongest man
who ever lived hs m IA to-day Il known Ia almost N,cry
mnn. woman aud cIId throughout the civilized world. aud
even Ia those who do n ot know hh story his a h a a
nym at strength. hut besides that the thrilling story of the ME
90 this man, Co whom tsod gave power aud strength such A. IA "a
pos~e~ssd' and to whom tie gave carte blanche Ia rirhting his
wrongs l. the most spectacular, romantic and tagc at any of the
icracS uf antiquity.
The film representation " hich the Universal has evolved from
the history of Samson, aud tod la -N wonderful reels follows the
ac'ount la the Book 81 Judge with startling ncy'nracy. Nouing -
lett ont The film shows the anxiety uf saun,nns parents for q an
the prophecy of his birth aud tremendous strength ~ hong a. he
remains un-iaNen. Then the camera skinS to the period OF his
young mnnisnoh, his courtshhp Or a daughter of thu phndincs and
hts hstrottal un the way to the marriage he says q lion. aud up
1n returning IN the carcass sometime later hc noshes That her.
have hfgun Z" hive Ia a. From this circumstance Ir pFopounds u
riddle which the phiiktins~ re unahic Ia answer until they force
samsuns wife Ia find on lar them. samson has promised thirty
changes OF raimeni for the solution Of the riddle Rd he y seey
ANGRY. lie east off his wHc. sets fire a the fields ~ The TthI--
tines and killing thirty mcn 81 Askolun lac dsdainfuty pays i-
wager to the Ithiisuncs. Then he rctrcs to u Gaze, whence hr o.
sought o0t by an army Of tn rhli-tine=. wbo have determined q"
MI him at al costs nt samson shyS a iiouand of them with
the jawtOne VI an as and puts the rest tn hight Later Ihey tS Ia
impri-nn him la dc cay of Gam, bi he carrtes Of the gatcs NJ
the city. Nov sanrson meets Dciiaib who. az the inslention ~ ST.
hon, the ruler OF the phiHtines, cnuce~ from him ue socrct Of his
grrat strength shcar- his head aud delivers him 10 the soIdrrs
WIN pni ot his yves aud after beating him almost to deatIt pt
him Ca WORK In The grinding min.
Some limo later, the pthltaincs giving a feast la the Tcnpir
OF Dagon. snt fr the blind Samson Ia make sport for unan while
They fcastcd. tie comes. Ted hl a small hay. ~ desperation NJ the
humiliation put upon him he asks the hoy 90 lead him Ca tile nil
lars which support te temple. Praying Ia the Lord Ia give him
hack ls strength This once, he leans upon the pillar. aud The roof
Of the Great Temple of DagOn comes tUnnhlng down upon the mnl-
uiudc. "And those which he slew at ihs death were sore than
all they ~ldch le Killed during hs Ifetinhe"
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Tho executive committee ana spc-
rHl bv-ltNs committee of the Young
feoplc'H Christian union win meet TO-
nirhi nt the home ~ Miss Viola
Skinner SOS south Arnu street Busi
Noes uf importance h $40 be- transact
ed and q fuii attendance Be- specially
desired.
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IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER TROUBLE
Take Snt- Ca flush Kidneys aud ncu-
trnlilc Irritating acids.

kidney and Bladder weakness re-
.ulf from uric acid Says 20 noted au-
thurtr. The lidueys filter this acid
from th" blood and pass IL ON to the
bladder where DO often remain go
.]rIitato and Iuflamc causing e. burn
lul, rraldiuE sensation. or setting up
nu irritation at the neck OF the blad-
Ger uhI.E.nE you to seek relief two or
thr.t tlmca during the night. The
sufferer Is loo constant dread. the
uIirr passes sometimes with "a sCald-
iug sensation and is very profuse.
again there - difficulty in avoiding
Bladder weakness most folks call
DO. because They can control uriua
ton. while it Is extremely annoy
up and -uwetime4 very painful, this
d. REALLY one Df the most simple an-
W'ufs $50 overcome. Get about four
ounces uf Jad salts from your phar-
uHHf 70 Do take e. tablespoonful in "a
gllss Uf water before breakfast. con-
uuue this for twu or three days.This
VIII neutraiize the acids IN the urine
sn 10 uo longer is "a source Of irrita-
ton to the bladder and urinary or
gums which then act normally again.
lad Salts is Inexpensive. harmless.
and IH made from the acid of grapes
and iomon juice. combined with
uthIH and b. used hy thousands OF
fulks who are subject 10 urinary dis
orders caused by uric acid irritation.
Jsd Salts is splendid for kidneys and
cHusr nu bad effects whatever.
Here .uu have o. pleasant efferyes-
cent lthlu-water drink. which quick
ly relieves bladder trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

Hives. eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets YOU crazy. Can't hear tho touch
of yuut clothing Doan's ointment ~
fine FOR skin itching. Al druggists
sell o. soc "a box.
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WHY N ISN'T
DEAD Is SOMETHING
OF A MYSTERY

Nicanor Jones e santa Fc shopman.
accused uf hitting Adrian Jones. an
other shopman with a hammer. was
held Tor the grand iury today in t3Ou
bail; after "a hearing before Justice
Garcia 81 Martiueztown.
The hammer With which tho allcg-
ed assault was committed was brought
In evidence. u is q heavy maChiu-
ist's hammer, and II N a mystery why
the blow allcgcd to have been struck
didn't XIII one outright. Tae
rounded head Of the hammer STRUCK
him in the front Of the head. Just
above the forehead. II did break the
skin. hut the wonder L. that II didnI
mash Ia the skull.
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geucfal school fund.
The vote In Albuquerque is lieht hat
favorable. In the coulty districts a
heavy vote is being cast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
The Weather

FoatECAST Tonight ana We'd
nosda} generally fair Not much
Dhuugo in temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

Try HERALD Want Ads, they
bring results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

HENRYs Mrssr1NGERs. Phone OaO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-02
UNITED STATES WILL
RECOGNIZE ZAMOR
New Regime Virtually in Complete
Control of the Republic
Of Haiti.

WASHINGTON, March HIATT s
new government, with General Oreste
Zamor, successful revolutiouist, as
president, will be recognized Immediate
" bv the United States. This was an
nounced tonight by Secretary Bryan,
who has had the subject under cousid'
Grafton since reports Indicated that the
new regime virtually was in complete
control of the republic,
President Zamor formally was cover
nor of the northern department and in
l91 was miu!stcg of war. When the re-
public was. torn hv revolution and
counter revolutions last January and
President Oroste fled from his capital
for safety aboard a German ship, Iamor
with his brother Charles marched into
Port au Prince at the head Of force
and proclaimed himself president. He
called the national assembly together
and on February 8 was elected presi-
dent,
General Davilmar Tbeodor, in the
meantime, had set up a government ar
Cape Haitiep. He lied. however, at the
approach Of Zamor' s troops and Is now
supposed TO be somewhere on the Santo
Domingo border with small following
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-02
Let Uncle Sam Umpire the
Game, Is Housewives
Plea to Congress.
BY International News Service.

'y International News Service.
TA7ASHINGTON, March l.
NM The views Of the American
Wv housewife on antitrust leg
islation were presented to
the house Judiciary committee by
Mrs. Christine Frederick of Phila-
delphia, representing the House
wives League of America. Mrs,
Frederick is the first woman Wit
ness to be heard on the administra-
tion antitrust programme. She as
serted that the Keynote of anti
trust legislation was to prohibit
unfair competition, "by having
Uncle Sam umpire the game
fairly. -
Mrs. Frederick presented her
views as follows:
First-The fullest and frankest
knowledge about every article
buy.
Second-Ability to send 4 child
or servant to buy an article With
out fear of overcharge, or that the
price or quality, or guarantee
NAV be different,
Third-That | may be able to
find such standard goods for sale
at every convenient corner.