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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23

Humphrey l.. Plant. the organizer and
owner of the II. l.. Plant Mineral Water
Company OF Brooklyn. died on Friday at
his home. 3S6 Rugby road, Flatbush, in
his hfty-slxth year. He was president OF
the Long Island Bottlers Union and a
member OF the Brooklyn Eks the Tau
monok Club and the knights of Columbus.
He leaves "A widow, three sons and four
daughters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
FOR GLYNN AND HEARST.
Rrour Democratic County Commit
tee Passes Resolutions of support.

The Democratic county committee OF
The Bronx met last night at Niblos Gar
den. Third avenue and l70th street, and
by resolutions pledged itself to support
Martin II. Glynn for Governor and Will
lam r. Hearst for United States senator
at tho coming primary election,
Frank A. Glass, the county chairman,
presided and was helped by the Woe chair
man, Arthur II. Murphy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
C1Orer-Ziexler.

WAr ORANGE. n. J., Aug. 22.--Miss
Alice Demara Clorer daughter OF william
Clorer OF 5i9 Valley road. West Orange,
was married this morning to Charles
Hegler of Orange In the rectory OF 81.
Johns Church. orange. The Rev. Nlcho-
las A. Marnel, assistant rector OF the
church. performed the ceremony. Mrs
Anna Dickinson. sister of the bride was
matron OF honor and Richard Monahan
OF West Orange was best man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
Alma GIuck Sails for America.

Miss Alma Chuck. the American so
prano, cabled to her New York mana
gers that she had secured passage on tho
steamship Espagne. sailing from Havrs,
France, yesterday. With Miss Gluck Il
coming her husband. Efrem Zimbalist
the young Russian viollnist, who wfli
tour this country during the coming
season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
Albert q. Grier.

Albert G. Grler, general sales manager
of the Surpass Leather Company, died In
tive Memorial Hospital In Orange. lie was
born in Nashville. Tenn. forty-seven years
ago. and was a member Of the Whitehall
club OF New York. MIR. Grier's home was
I'm Maplewood, y. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23

member OF the european Club OF the
Eastern District, the Cecilia Ladies'
chorus Of Brooklyn and the Oratorio
Society OF New York. A daughter. wife
OF Or. William l.. Love, survives her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-23
weather NJ summer Resorts.

,.AT'A>r'o CRY, Aug Temperature.
,"SRrEY Park, Aug. 22.--Temperature.
,,, HsHrNlIE, y. c. Aug, 22,-Tempera-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
MAN EXAMINED As TO
SANITY IS DISCHARGED

Il Maritime, who was brought into
the district court yesterday for eXami-
nation ass 90 his sanity. on complaint
made by the shcrfrs office, was eN-
Amined ANA pronounced sane bog the
physician appointed for that purpose.
The PROCEEDINGS 70 commit him were
accordingly dismissed
suit was brought Yesterday by the
First National bank of Albuquerque
against Roderick slower on promis-
sorry note for $3.50 which II Is alleged
the defendant gave to W. H. Gillon-
water ON January s. 1912, ana which
was endorsed by Clearwater to the
bank The scit alleges that no part
of the amount due on the noe has
been paid
Suits were also brought by the Com
solldated Liquor company against
Jose g. Romero for S1S0 alleged to
be due for goods, wares and merchan-
disc and hy "a firm of local attorneys
against j. j. ana Meriom White on
an alleged promissory note for $50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
ALLEGED REBATES
ARE INVESTIGATED


10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED
Chicago, Jan. ga comprehensive.
investigation into the relations Ua.
tween railroads and shippers was bc.
gun here today by tho federal grand
jury The government viii seek
determine if rebates have been given
favored shippers by certain roads I'm
violation of tie l1lkins act Moro
than a dozen witnesses appeared 10.
day and mary moro have been sum
moncj
Investigation ef charges that Swift
q CO., packers, had In effect received
q rebate from the Ann Afbor Railroad
company occupied most of the day.
Witnesses testified that the packers
received carload rates on shipments
7f less chan carload lots
An official Of the packing company
said the rate was the result of mad
ycrtcnt unbihng "lt was am error
i'm classification, he said, "and Was
corrected as socn as ID YVES daeoy-
cred about year ago"
The relations OF certain Chicago
coal companies and the roals han
ding their shipments and the ship
ping rates given milling concerns alsl
are TO be investigated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
BIC INDUSTRIAL NAP
FOR EXPOSITION
IS CONSIDERED
Board Of Managers Arranges
Final Details for Huge Dis
play Of New Mexico Re-
sources at San Diego,

santa Fc Jan 22--The board Of
exposition managers for New Mexico
was In session again today and ar
ranged the final details for the huge
industrial map Of New Mexico which
Is TO be placed in the great exhibit
hall upon which every typographical
industrial. civic land and educational
feature Of every county and every set
element Of the state is 10 be graph
ieally depicted
Governor Mcdonald, State Engineer
French, Land Commissioner r. r. err
wen, the corporation commission and
the department Of education MS well
ass the travelling auditor have prom
iged their aid to make this map the
most complete ana the most accurate
of New Mexico ever attempted The
cooperation Of the Chamber OF Com
mcrco and the county commissioners
win be- asked. An the statistics to b.
nscribcd ON the map, and features
10 be indicated by different culors,
win be officially verified Tho map IS
to be "a complete industrial survey and
advertising volume in itself.
The commission also inspected the
modelling work that Is being done by
o. =. Adams, who has iust completed
la spectacular model of Ben's fort for
many years the outpost for Anglo
Saxon advancement in the far west
six other models of historic points
along The Santa Re trail viii De made
and become permanent property Of
the state, as they win be returned To-
New Mexico after tho exposition 70 bc
used for permanent exhibit purposes.
The commission was exceedingly
pleased with the model and decided 10
have Il replica made OF the irrigation
systems of the lower poeos valley as
well as Of the Mesilla valley and other
portions Of the state, indicating the
streams, reservoirs lakes lands, set
Elements, churches, school houses and
other improvements of the irrigation
systems. the price of land, yield OF
crops, population, topography as VOL
as other features that would interest
the homosceker. Arrangements are
also being made for the publication
Of an illustrated volume similar To-
that issued for the Sc. Louis expo
stion In 1904 and which helped To
bring 100000 homoseokcrs TO New
Mexico after that exposition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
CONCRETE POURING
is BEGUN AT CITY
HALL AFTER ACCIDENT

WorEmen at the new city hall yes.
Jcrlay mornine began pouring con-
crete for the wallis on the second story
of the municipal home ANA Central
fire station, adjacent lo the hall The
made rapid progress despite the fact
that they had 10 lamp The concrete.
owing to the thinness of The panels
They probably VIII complete the
pouring Of the wallis today and then
begin laying tho nelwcrk steel re-
iuforcoments for The second floor
Tho boom which Wednesday fell
from the tower. tearine down the gall
ani4rd pipes had been replaced by
that night ANA t-e concrete mixer wsa
started yesterday morning with every
thing in readiness
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
RESERVE HEARING
IN ST, LOUIS ENDS


- Louis Mo., Jan. 22--llearnes
m s. Louis. Go determine where tho
reglonai RESERVE bank Tor this section
hall Dos located, we're concluded to-
day The oremIailon committee cone
slstng of Secretaries McAdoo and
Houston lea tonlsht for Kansas CitN
where HEARINGS viii hc held tomor-
row
The committee was asked here To-
include southern Illinois Arkansas
and possibly Kentucky in the ST.
Louis district The plan submitted by
ST. Louis bankers that the district
rneh from the northern boundary Of
Missouri % thc guli. Go include Ne
hraska and Kansas. run eastward
through Kentucky and Tennessee has
been endorsed ny business men from
the south and southwest who appear
ga before the committee in tho msi
fMo davis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
INDICTMENTS FOUND
BY N, Y GRAND JURY

Rherheud. y. ~. Jan '22-Four-
teen individuals and contracting
company We're indicted here today by
the extraordinary supreme court
grand jury that for months has been
invcstieating charges of graft in cou-
ncetion with the contracts for high
way construction in Suffolk county
William sulzer as governor called the
jury last October after John A. Hem
messy, IFS special investigator had
filed allegations involving number.
OF state employees and members Of
road building firms. Conspiracy, grand
larceny and malfeasance in office are
The charges made against the iEdi-
,iduals
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23

+ Meduadab Januag gg mirks o special
nlof p.i0d which has tn effect january All cand
Tour sanpih then friends should Hqe aha ul Their YEARLY
suffrNopa - Department
III Aaeo System Coupon Books mailed
Yott, suhfs witt contain ballot good for 5000
points
outpfaWu candidates ail Dc permitted privilege Of
time before nidnght january 2s and
included with the system Coupon books
Waia W thef ppacrher lf pnN provision tnn every enVel
5pttagtd Jauas ontanpg subacrptana should bear
distinct p9fpHf showing iH % was mailed prior 10 mldAsht
month the campaign from the unto
Whah Green Ballots Withdrawn AND BUT TEN DAYS
FROM THAT Date 0ncudne sunday hEAAlN OF THE spE-
/ ritI "OppOlaIuNIfY PERIOD IN WHICH A SPECIAL "TRIP
f0iTfu Tropics AND THE PANAMA CANAL rs OFFERED
rfE CANDIDATE MAKING THE GREATEST GAIN 1N POINTS
DETAINED 0N SUBSCRIPTIONS WITHIN THE FOUR WEEKS
Sow ia the ume 10 GET IN ALL YOUR YEARLY suhsClP-
IoNs. of them can between now
Wednesday the benefit ~ the extra 5000 points
tlrh THIS DOES NOT MEAN THAT All. GREEN BAL
l0Ts Musr 1915 BAlLOrrED oN THAT or ANY SPECIFIED
nAfE This j. q 'oallH ALL GREEN BALLOTS SOW AZ
POSSESSION CANDIDATES OR THEIR FRIENDS, OR THOSE
MAT WITHHELD UNTIL a hAA" li MRl ED .pk, lF NOT
) CALLED larH. Tile CLOSE oR rlG.GENGRM. cMu'AlGN
atas eyoS tandhaw opfefhnit g ~ np On BIC
s nEsERNn sfutSGr 'r GREEN BALLOTS lta the reserve
the eoso Your rivals win he unable TO deter
with precision what your reserve strength may be
Z usf q consists ~ Green ballots principally Green Ballots
aasd Green syston Books which
are uaied ONLY To YEARLY SUBSCRIBERS
va nl.hr eunsrr HI IN new Eigh YEARLY mbaerip
10@ aadiaa tlar unuhcr which
htfd Inder the point schedule
eH subscriptions taken outside ihe states % Kew MeAco or Ar
tae rrfu mailed direct "a thc candidates
fead ~ t0 DIE sulsGrbor
REllgNgEi--yon have but FIVE MORE DAYS 0Nclusiye
n go halots yearly subscriptions
us peiiol Mako oputy minute tto special
adusff, extra points To Send
subscriptions You get them AND Hh SURE AND
NAFH Al.L YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS lN NOT LATER THAN
Mkt "WEDNESDAY
o s~..sfes *tet4eee4eeee@@ @4@e@@ee .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
PROMINENT RUSSIAN
SURGEON HERE IN HOPE
OF BETTERlNG HEALTH

Dr. Boris Banon, O prominent Russ
sian surgeon, who arrived here several
days ago ass healthsccker. expects his
family TO arrive fought Dr. Banou
who Is wealthy has pr1ctiecd surgery
throughout Europe and from Alaska
90 Mexico ON the North American cone
t.nont tie and his family viii make
their home here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23

many campaigns similar 90 thle ONE
have been WON HY LESS POINTS
THAN YOU OBTAIN on ONE
GREEN uALLOTl
IN, subscriptions de- not have to
nc lof individuals that is eaeh yoar
does NOT have to he for "a nlFFElt-
ENf individual to secure the green
lallvD a three-yoar subscription enc
Titles uHt aululber to THREE
GHEFN nAlL0rs OH $4,000 points In
addition tu ue rtgunr number of
points lnuod mdor the regular gchcd-
ule on each subscription
Not i Minute 60 lose.
Thlro ia u4l o. minute tn lose bee
tween nov and npNt Wednesday night
Eten promise 5000 have should h.
turned into subscription hy ull
means hy that autv Aliow nothing to
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
WONEN Nm ~ $500

N9id anu wet feet are "a dangerous
continuation especially to women. who
are more prone TO kidney diseases
man men, Congested kidneys come
from a cold and haekaehe. rheuma-
tisnl urinary irregularities and rheu-
hlauc Terms are hot unusual results.
oieN Kidney Pulls restore the regular
= n' wv fu"i dVtiun OF the Kidneys and
bladder aud SO remove the cause Of
the trouble, IL is an honest and cura-
tive medicine that always gives re-
eMlfe -Ar a.ln ~. nmll.a ~.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23

rpe npn aee days Boa thc Morning
Joufn1H ruuf fHmpalgn should 3D.
f6i uud furious record brOnkcrs fn
results ehmnod hy Tho candidates
With anie nyo daY to 81 before tho
a'nH ~ emo Special nreon uunot
period every gmdidnto should exert
moa. strenuous efforts 10 capture
ter yearly subscription possible
aNOu fHal p.uol
ENEHN NEANfA SUBSCRIPTIONS
TWIEN NuW ANp WEDNESDAY
sfEaAe goo ADDITIONAL POINTS
Yo votes
Iha $4,000 paHu count ago mpId
Is Nheasn heaA aemlnn lom ILL.,.
eu ueih 81 thr ond SO tito
eampuIFH lrtH une Nou VAIL 90
f N1# means io. IF iuai That
man rHu fha ulHd awards ben
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23

tainlng yearly subscriptions between
now and Wednesday Raise every SIX
months subscription You can to ono
year AND REMEMBER THAT
ALL EXTENSIONS. M THE TOTAL
LENGTH or THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
rs FOR ONE YEAR OR MORE. EN-
TITLES You no a GREEN BAL
LOT For instance, subscription
taken for six months 90 the beginning
OF tho campaign, may Dee extended for
SIX months and "a green ballot VIII he
issued IN the Aservo system coupon
books mailed the subscriber on the
extension ina this event The subscriber
would be getting two RED. Aseryo
System Coupon Bopk8 good for SIX
months each, but u green ballot would
be included "a the second RED book
sent out
Up 10 this time no Aservo system
coupon books have been mailed a.
snbscriBers This has been duo.to dc-
hay IA PRINTING Hut the clerical force
In The Tour Department VIII bcgln the
task Of mailing out an books ON sub
scriptiuns obtained mus FAR either to-
day or tomorrow All persons who
have subscribed prior 10 this time viii
4 rcccive their coupon hooks early next
Week I'D tho latest
Tho operation of the Aaervo System
by the merchants has not set started
and viii not be started until all tho
merchants have brcn supplied with
Aacwo interchangeable Merchandise
checks Those have been ordered and
+ arc cNpcctod TO arrive within rs wcrk
con- ten days when every store listed Ia
another column viii inaugumtc the
system and thc coupons contained in
tho Aservo Slstom Coupon books will
entltle the holders OF these books TO
F "a saving of o per cent on al their
cash purchases made In amy one or
AN Of the stores listed under thc Aser-
vo System hoading on Tins page.
Opportunity" Period Half Gone.
saturday neht onc-half of tho
Opportunity period win De- gone
Two weeks from chat date speeml
trim to thc tropics and tho Panama
Canal will Dog awarded the candidate
who mahrs tho greatest sa'n n points
""l''hra un ueelIpilons Within The
period beginning lanwry F. ana cnd-
eyes FelfuWR ENoH candidate
a'"lttd absolutely on an ,qual footins
at the bcsinnIna of thc Opportunity
period 80 Tag - iho smeial uip is
conc lnta. Sc ballots ISSUED prior tu
january r. count n the winning of
the special tflp uut am points obtain
ed duln8 ihM period VIII count iHi
'he mme Dog the iuak for the grand
award aud tho dfr0c, awards
40" Is the time to pile pp % Dig Pc
serve strength uot only for me spec
eial period hui ier tine lluals as well
Ihe senetal campalgn elosos Fehru
AIRY -e~lusi one month from tho date
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23

lntcllisent people realize that conn
mon colds should Doe treated prompt
81 II there is sHeezing. with chilAness
ana hoafaeness tickling throat and
coughing. the latter especially annoy
irF at iced time. use foleys Honey
and Tar Compound. IL Is effective,
pleasant to take checks 4 cold. stops
NV N"ANN WiilNH NANAtN lueA nF eTEFNt
aud lowers The vital resistance 90 aia-
ease Remember Tie name, Foley
Honey and Tar compound and avoid
.u---L----L--- ~. - " ~. l-l-.----
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
ALRuOUEROuE. N. NJ.


o BUTTS. Inc. Cor. Second and
9 Central. Drugs, Toilet Arti-
o Giles, Soda Water, Cigars, Sun
@ dries
% KAPpLE FURNITURE CO., 21S-
q 26 y. Central
. Observation-Disclosures Co,
. 200 w. Gold Pianos. Music,
o MODEL DRY GOODS co. S21
2 w Central. Dry Goods No
2 tlons, Ladies' and Childrens
o Wearing Apparel, Etc.
@ O. a. MATsON * CO., 202 West
@ Central Books. Stationery. Ko- 8
o daks Photo Supplies, Etc
o N MANDELL 10 W, Central
70 Clothing. suits. Hats, laber-
Z. daahcr.
p Al @. BAetlECHI q CO., t05-17
. r. TNefas Groceries z
? HuBBs LAUNDRY co. Corner g
q Coal and Second
@ SANTA FE. n. NJ
{. BUTT BROS, Drugs, Toilet Ar
. lieles, Soda Water. Cigars, sun g
g dries. Etc
CLOVIS. n. VI.
+. MANDEIL CLOTHING CO..
% Clothing. Suits. Haberdasher
T.. LAS VEGAS. n. NJ.
BACHARACH BROS, General Q
Merchandise.
= o. G., SCHAFFER Drugs and g
. sundries Z
o LAS VEGAS MERCANTILE CO. 9
9 ROSENTHAL FURNITURE co. &
O. LAS VEGAS, n. VI. 9
/: THE RED CROSS DRUG co. &
o =, ROSENWALD a SON. GEN &
{. eral Merchandise
. RATION, y. NJ. Z
% THE RATION DRUG Co q
2 CoUHEN's COMMERCIAL CO., g
3 Dry Goods g
81 STANDARD GROCERY co.
" GREGORY HOUSE FURNISH g
. ER. g
. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
% MONTGOMERY JOHN S N
b SHOE AND CLOTHING co.
A. NJ CAREY. Hardware.
. SAN MNRCTAIs n. NJ.
2 aaAAN Ml CIV AtAAa AAAaANNtNAf AIN
q CO. Dry Goods Clothing. Shoes, s
g Hats, Groccrics. Etc.
q WINSllOW. Al,IZ.
8 THE WINSTON DRUG STORE. g
q CuAS. Calm MERCANTILE co. .
F" General Merchandise. 9
. CITY MEAT MARKET g
8 uOLBROOK, AklZ.
9 IT, II. sCoRsE. General Mer- 9
9 chandise.
3 THE HQLBROOK DRUG CO.
g GALLUP, n. NJ. 6
I. THE FASHION SHOP, Gents 9
. Furnishings
. THE GALLUP MEAT & PRO- 9
. DUCE Co g
: ". r. BEDDOW. Furniture and 6
p House Furnishings. e
? THE BANNER DRUG STORE, g
3 Drugs and Sundries. g
> +. $. LAWRENCE, General Mer- e
. ohandlse g
3 GALLUP TIN & HARDWARE g
e co. 6
. WILLIAM WuRM, Jewolry ana 9
Watches, Clocks. Diamonds. Etc. g
> PAUL ML0CKER a Co, out g
filters from Head to Foot" @
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
GOLDEN WEDDING OF
PROMINENT EXPATRlATES
iOt soanIsa JOURNAL srtelal leAat0 wan

London Jan. 22.-The golden we'd
dinE Of AIR and Mrs John Morgan
Richards. who came to England from
America in 1865. was celebrated at u
dinner given at the Hotel Cecil to-
night Mr. Richards rs chairman cot
che American Society of London
The queen telcgraphed her con.
sratulatiuns. Among those al the din
nor were American Ambassador and
Mrs Walter H. Page Lord Curzon of
Nedloston, ana "a large number OF
Americans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
Five Days Left to Strengthen
Standing With Green Ballots
SPECIAL PERIOD CLOSES WEDNESDAY
BUT 5000-P0INT BALLOTS OBTAINED
NOW MAY Be CAST 1T Any TIME

All Yearly Subscriptions Should Be in Tour Department by
Wednesday January 2s to Get Green Ballots; Only
Month Remaining Of Campaign and None Of Awards Are
Won: Opportunity Period Almost Half Over; Only Ten
Days Remain Of After Withdrawal Of Special Ballots;
NeH Five Days Should Count More Than All Others.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-23
oIu-rN ullor WITHDRAWN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS

/ +t-tt rftt@4tf ee4e'e49ee444&e4e
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-09
For the Easter Shove

One Of the new mops that are san.
ttary because they can be taken apart
and washed would make q nice gift.
These are chemically prepared and cas-
lily adjusted to q ring and the handle.
They are 81 cents and then there are
utility brushes Of the washable variety
at 50 cents.
A plaque Of tin In blue and white
decorated in Dutch scenes, has hooks
from which are suspended brushes for
cleaning jugs. spouts. bottles, veg
etables. &C. A good-sized one can he
had at 90 cents.
Omelet pans that make II possible
to fold the omslet perfectly and thus
insure an appetizing appearance are
$I.36.
And then there are any number Of
small devices that make kitchen
work q pleasure. There Is q spoon
holder to be attached to the side Of
dish, saucepan or glass which 10 a
convenience In cooking az we'll a. in
case OF illness. This Is 10 cents. At
the same price there 10 a plate
scraper that effectually removes all
grease and will not scratch tho glass
or china. This 10 also q good article
for use In the porcelain sink.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-09
Hits From Sharp Wits.

Marty a bright woman for sue
cess and . pretty woman for hap
pinsss." says q Kansas editor. But
whv wants to go to jail for bigamy.
we would like to knowf-New Or
leans States.
Tell your friend that he knows moro
than you do and he will continue to
be your friend.
Every man with q narrow view Of
life should take a walk out in the
woods and see what Is going on.
Some mon who have failed In every
business they tried get tho idea that
they can succeed wonderfully In man
aging the business OF tho people,
Macon Telegraph.
A mans idea Of heaven IL a place
where there IL never any houseclean-
Ing.
The average man cannot have a
good time and save money too.
Never tell a man who has failed
how he might have avoided failure
tell him how he may become sue
A blue sky has Q tendency 70 drivs
sway the bluss-Albany Journal.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-09
King of Spain To-Day
Washes Beeears' Feet.

the other . jug Of silver and gilt,
poured water on the feet Of the poor
and the King. kneeling before each
man. wiped his feet with . towel and
kissed them. This humble act ac-
complished. the poor took their places
at tho tables and the King waited on
Thorn. There was an Ella borate menu,
but no meats, a. Maundy Thursday
IL a day Of abstinence from meat.
standing at one end Of the table
the Bishop blessed the dishes. which
were then handed by the grandees to
the King. who placed one before each
poor man. There were about twelve
courses. followed by puddings. cheese,
fruit and . jug full OF wine and a loaf.
Neither was consumed, however, but
all was placed In . large basket and
sold for the poor. who had more need
Of the good prices brought for the
food than Of such Q sumptuous dinner.
Each man received besides a purse
containing money. When It 10 q
queen who reigns over Spain she
washes The feet Of poor women, but
she serves dinner to men"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-09
CONSTITUTIONS BORE US.

YHEN Tim Campbell offered Grover Cleveland the immortal
w reflection CATER ALL what is the Constitution between
frends" he voiced spirit Of cheerful Indifference toward
written instruments Of government which has by departed
nom ".
Tuesday the people Of the Empire State called to
ssgsr will Constitutional Convention Fight enhs
II the voters stayed from the polls Out of $4,000 enrolled
New York County only 1866 chose record their desires
way the other.
IT. hard Job 10 get the average voter excited Constu
hons Nobody reads them any People have
tha the there and that when the question tinker
ing them arises the political hghbrows either do it them
selves keep the scalawags from going too far
But that Constitution sacred guarantee of liberty and law
70 - Rad and remembered by a word Of which to be changed
ave aer and conscientious scrutiny the part
tp lives under it. ideal Of foeaers which have
taken the trouble to cherish
How many voters read through
ne Constitution Of the State the Charter Of the CtyI