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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19
Will Cut Rates If Council Accepts Plan

tho month we will allow q discount
OF ~ cents per kllovatt hour for
prompt payment
AS an alternative business rate
10 the above for consumers using long
hours service wo Will make O. rate as
follows.
"a fixed accounting charge OF $lOO
per month and Il service charge OF
Is cents per month for every 80 watts
connected load. plus an energy
charge Of ~ cents per kIlowatt for
an mctered consumption, and from
the above bin we will allow dis
count Of l-2 cent per kllowatt for pay
mont within ten days from the date
Of the bill rs rendered.
"Thc minimum monthly bin fes
both business and residence consum-
erR win be $3.50 per month
Assuming that none of the rosi-
dcncc consumers ever use sufficient
electrical energy 20 that their con-
sumption win cntltle them 20 be
billed on the secondary rate Of cents
per kllowatt hour. the total saving TO
TIC AiAthflN u AAHHIHtlINf hliA'A ittt
above system OF rates would have
amounted to $3.50 during the past
year
we would also call your attention
to tho fact that we have q large mum
Der, Of consumers who VIII be billed
for energy on the secondary rate II
thoy continue to use electrical service
IN the same amount as they have dur
Ing the year Just passed.
10 Change white Way"
III the city decides 10 contract with
this company for street lighting ON
the above basis and due 20 mch con
tract reduce The lighting rates e.
every one Of the citizens of the COM
munny The total bill for street light
Ing on an all.nlght schedule win be
Increased by a smaller amount than
the total saving effected by the citi-
gems In addition, the citizens who arc
now dcfruying the cost Of the orna-
moutal lighting system on Central ave-,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19
SOPHOMORE EDITION
OF u. N. M. WEEKLY
A WIDEAWAKE NUMBER

The sophomore edition % the tni-
yerslty Of Kew Mexico Weekly came
from the press Yesterday and has
been greatly admired by an who have
seen IT,
From first to last the Weekly fairly
crackles with the sparkling wit of its
editor Miss Treasure Hartmann, and
her assistants, Kenneth Balcomb. A.
$. Hunt and w. i. Gouln q feature
Of the edition is the cartoon work of
Kenneth Balcomb, which displays u
degree Of originality and a perfection
Of technique not often encountered
even in professional publications.
The Weekly is an eloquent testi-
monial to the worth Of the university
I'm literary training II reflects the
greatest credit upon the institution
and the student body.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

"a " was pat in last summer Co gather
vatcr for the ditch. Part of the work
remains now ana constitutes diver
sion that might assume considerable
proportions In flood time. The result
would be at least loss of what the
county gained through diversing work
In that vicinity seven years ago. The
obstruction can be removed for SIS,
the surveyor said
The Alameda dykes generally are In
good condition. They were reinforced
last year The repairing Of the fence
along Dyke 70" viii cost Sl5.
Dyke ~" Immediately west Of the
Chamisal ditch has been eroded hy
cattle crossing and the fence needs
repairs This will cost about $50.
The remainder of Dyke ~ has been
eroded considerably IN places whore
the soil is sandy and light ans will
require am expenditure OF $3.50 TO
bring Il back TO grade. In some places
along this dyke farmers have fenced
\ their lands continuously across this
+ dyke ana this IS responsible for much
of the erosion. according TO the SUR
veyor
In Precinct 80. 4, Los Ranches de
Albuquerque. The southern part OF
Dyke "D which has not been Zee
paired since its construction i'm 1905,
requires raising The wires have been
E. removed from the posts south Of the
waste ditch for distance 20 400 feet
and some Of the posts are gone The
box and Clap gate. which were con-
structed In the waste ditch GO prevent
flood water going In behind the dyke.
are gone The dyke fer a distance of
.1.t00 feet should be raised one foot
and strengthened the surveyor rec
commended This. with fencing and
the ditch box. would cost Si16.
Dyke H. opposite the old church
of Los Ranches de Albuquerque
should be raised on an average OF one
foot and the fence should be repaired
at cost of not TO exceed 500, ace
cording 60 the report.
Ask Protection from Tramps
Tho surveyor asks Tor authority q
purchase 10000 Usage orange plants
Tor Sioo to plant along dykes. This
plan was tried last yoar and was par.
tiaily successful, according 70 the re.
port The plants purchased last year
cost Sii for 900
a number OF residents Of san JOS,
petitioned the commissioners 10 re-
quest the sheriff % appoint a specia
: deputy 90 be stationed there. Mann
tramps stop in that town anu commit
petty effenscs The san Jose people
said ln their petition tnaR they W"h'e'
protection from them
Il The commissioners granted COUNT
superintendent a. Mentoya authoriu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19
COMB SAGE TEA IN
LIFELESS, GRAY HAIR
If Mixed With Sulphur 1t Dark
ems So Naturally Nobody
Can Tell,

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and abundant
with a brew Of Sage Tea and sulphur
Whenever her hair fell out or took
on that dun, faded or streaked appear
ance, this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect by asking at
any drug store for "Wyeths Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy" you viii get
a large bottle Of this old-time recipe,
ready to use, for about so cents. This
simple mixture can be depended upon
10 restore natural color and beauty 10
the hair and is splendid for dandruff
dry, itchy scalp ana falling hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's sage and
sulphur, because II darkens so natur-
ally and evenly that nobody can ten
II has been apphed-it's so easy 10 use,
too You simply dampen a comb N
soft brush and draw it through your
hair, taking one strand at a time By
morning the gray hair disappears, af-
ter another application or two, 1t Is
restored TO los natural color and looks
glossy soft and abundant.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19
SMALL AUDIENCE SEES
PAYING THE PRICE

There are few people in Albu-
querque who cared to pay the price to
see Paying the Price which showed
TO a small audience at the Elks' last
night
The play Is weak II Is supposed to
present a problem" but this is done
i'm crude fashion, and i'm many in-
stances the lines bordered on the pru-
rient and suggestive. The badness Of
the theme which It discussed was I'M
relieved by cleverness Of dialogue or
SKIN i'm dramatic construction.
Miss Bassett, as Mollie Newell a
seamstress who gets into all sorts Of
trouble. and cleo Newell as Pearl Lee
mont. chorus girl Of SURPRISING
worldly wisdom, did the best they
could with very poor material The
supporting company was fair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

ton viii have The benefit OF all-uight
lights In every part of the city, VIII
have "a new system Of ornamental
lights on Second street which Will
conform in appearance 90 the other
ornamental lighting systems, and will
also have q means of extending tho
ornamental lighting systems by use Of
the single light ornamental posts, as
shown by the eut herewith at only a
slightly increased expense over an
above the cost ol street lighting at the
intersections under the present meth
GA Of distribution
This system 81 street lighting by
ornamental iron posts along the sides
of the street is gaining Ia favor in
every locality IN the United states.
The type of post shown ia this cut Is
similar TO tho post used along Sherl-
dan Road Ia Chicago H.. also in
Rochester y. " Oklahoma City,
okla. puobla, Mexico; Cincinnati, o.
Washington, p q Toledo, o. Faii-
bault Mnns Newark o., blooming
ton. Ind Portland ore. spokane
wash syracuse 81 r.. New Haven
Conn Dayton. 0 Topeka, kan.
Phoenix. Ariz Redlands, Calf; Pas
odena, Calf. ana many other towns
not only in the United States bul
abroad
'rhcrc are gaI cities ia the United
states which have adopted the dis
tuhuted Nne Of lighting as exempt.
fled hy the installation between Iron
and Sto,er avenues ON Second street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

rate Of 3 l-g cents and for such elee-
trical energy as residence consumers
may use TN excess OF the above
amounts Will bc billed az the rate Of
cents per klioWau For instance,
supposing a certain consumer had a
residence of five rooms and during
one month used 30 kilowatt hours of
electrical ENERGY. this consumer would
bee billed for 20 kllowatt hours al the
rate of 10 i-2 cents per NloWau,
and for 10 kiowalt hours at the rate
OF RENTS per klOWatt Furthermore,
provided that This consumer will pay
his bin before inc ION 0f the lnontn
a discount az l-1 cent par kiloW0u
win De- made for prompt payment
$50 that The total met primary rate VIII
bc % cents per Nlowatt and the see
ondar rate 80 cents per Nlowa1.
This rate viii bo substituted Tor the
present lighting rate of 1876 cents per
NloWau net. which is charged for
electrical service immatoral Of the
quantity used hy the respective GUS
toners
# uf business iikhlnE
"The first 100 hlowau hours USED
per month will bt charged for az the
rlte of ~ eents por kIlowatt
1.-THE second 400 kiloWatt hours
used per month will De- charged for al
the rate OF l. cents per ktowatt
hour
The third 100 kilowat hours used
pcr month wlll he charged fur az The
rate of 8 cents pen kilowatt
"The fourth roo Nlowau hours used
per month viii hc charged for at thV
rate Of S cents pea hlowatt
For all in excess of 400 MloWat
hours used per month will he charged
40 THE fate of T. cents per klewat.
Discount for l'rumptncss.
These rates mentioned are gross
rates and % each consumer who will
nav his bill on az before the 10Th IT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

present ornamental lchlng system q
Rohlnaon park. ANA some of the street
which are not lighted by ornamental
spstems down town and in the more
Gcnscly populated residential districts
where the trees viii Interfere with the
distribution Of the light where the
lamps are located only on the street
Intersections. For the outlying dis
incts which arc not lcnscly populated
nnd where Il would not bc feasible TO
pot IN these single Hight posts, lights
similar 10 tho ono on the corner Of
Firth and Gold could be- Installed ana
all-nlght service furnished.
Proposed Schedule.
III the city viii enter into con-
tract with this company for system
OF street illumination similar 90 that
outlined above the company viii re-
duce its rates 90 residences and BUSH
moss consumers on me following
schedules
First Residence lighting viii be
supplied az IA primary rate Of 10 i-2
cents per kllowatt gross and a sec.
ondnry rate of 8 cents per kil0watt
Tho primary rate will be charged
for All monthly consumption through
one meter Of the following quantities;
"F0r f0ur-room or less rcsldene 4,
nc Nlowatt hours per month
For q five-room residence, 20 kilo-
watt hours per month
For each additional room in pri-
yaio residence, . kilowatt hours per
month.
AN Of the above 10 be billed al tho
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

delightful bool. Of the same name,
which the United Play Co., Inc, is
sendiog to the Elks theater next SAT-
urday with Sarah Padden i'm the star
part.
This play produced in Chicago last
spring, or rather in early summer
met with sueedy favor The critics
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

Colonel George W. Prichard Of
Santa Re. who is TO Doe the principal
speaker az the golden jubilee ceIebra-
tion Of the Knights OF Pythias at the
ElSs' theatcr tonight. arrived in the
city ON No. yesterday. and is the
guest of II G. Miller, on Marble ave-
nue.. Colonel prichard was entertained
informally az dinner at the Alyarado
last night by delegation OF local
pNhians.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19
chronic constitution Cured.

II had been troubled with chronic
constipation for two years and tried
all the best physicians In Bristol
Tenn HAa they &.astta do nothing 1nn
me Two packages OF Chamberlain
Tablets cured me" writes Thos. T..
Williams, OF Mlddlehoro. Ky For sale
es un agniar1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19
YOU CAN CURE THAT BACEACHF

PAN along the back, dizziness. headache md -
langnor. Gel a package Of Mother Gray's sp,,sA
MAIlC-LEAF, The pleasant root and herh ,,u'
Ter all Kidney Bladder and Urinary ttt'g
you feel az run down. tired, weak and VIM
energy nae this remarkable combination Of natn,..
herbs and roots AS tonic laxative II has noea,,.
Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf IA sod Nv b,llN
gisie or sent by mail for 50 cts. sample aeni FptB
Address. The Mother Gray Co., lie Hoy, N. u ''-''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

years. When | be-
gan to take Lydia +.
Pinkham S Vegeta-
bic Compound |
could not sit up. /
had female troubles
and was very ner
vous. l used the
remedies a year and
/ can do my work
and for the last eight
m onths | hav g
worked for other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

TO purchase AN adding machine for
his office "A "a cost OF S35-
Diego SANCHEZ was appointed CON
stable &C the Los Ranches de Atrisco
precinct to serve for the uneXpired
term Of George Lobato, who died re-
Gently.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

nue. aud First street and Second street
win Doe relieved of amy further expense
ina connection with these ornamental
lighting contracts, when such cons
tracts expire aud are taken over by
the city $50 that the citizens as A
who'll win be paying a smaller toiai
bin for lighting service ana In addi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

characters Miss Ainslee, Miss Hatha-
way Hepsey Ruth, Mr.. Hall, Joe and
Carl true TO life upon the stage
Lavender and Old Lace promises %
prove one Of the most delightful OF
the seasons attractions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19
WOMAN COULD
NOT SIT UP
Now Does Her Own Work.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound Helped Her.

Ironton, Ohio. -" am enjoying bet
ter health now than have for twelve
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

Diagram showing Arrange
mcnt Of Poles Under Pro-
posed System.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

Henry hauls baggage. Phone $780,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

Rore No
prove DsrNnvuea o. osAars~nA.-
3VAaDARoy f6N LiaHTvsa lIL04rNAreO
OK Rare No.,
%eAAe o. DNA~Ista Zee resT l,Ste5,
=
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-19

Pole, Go Be Used II Noun,il
In,urs New Street Light
inc system,
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The causes of international hatred?
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Why the war is being fought9
What started it?
WhyssAustria declared war?
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..!.... 4
ITOpAY,s PRIoGRlAIl.s
Z DsEsREs SSsRs.s. q saRAIoA. THE .lI,E OF

.Dg 9REs sARATAs THE LADY, on
{ B0RROys- g Z 81
lal Bison. a thrilling 2 reel HEezi-
can drama fun of ssnsationa aud one
thst will hold yonr ttereat fForl be-
ginning TO end. Featuring Cleo Madi-
son and IgiIfred Lucas
.A KhHR0i w EQUE Al -
Joker. a. aide splitting comedy IN
which q haunting spirit proves % be
R sick pig Is.
gR0URTEE REEL 10 10 I1ER. SET ssC,9rgEe
Coming teIlorTyS s ~ y o II q - gs;s
GIiqUnSs En3 ~ 4 "a sa.
The graat teLt &c ssss 8
day, spgn fail ITO Z, Also s'ssEEE
LON with Var en- slssild
Fltss0 pR EgJFgIaA i. fiEEs1s No rs;
Coming next Tuesday 81 t1EIfsIifs
LOVE THE GIRL D Z aEYSTRRX,s tie
secena fnetas siynent.
/ SomiIlg mex we IL w
lslHiIl ci.'' d sresl II u EIIEii I!
This Ford s teri llRss fiFst gpast
comedy rel lease WI tll les urigeFssl
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Arthur r Richardson 81 fIarfweil 6;
gsaa inithe city yesteray sn blsin
DEAD MEMS goI'Es
3 klsleu the Proposed r o siIssl B0lsa 81.
81 slsa In AtEa2las

Atlanta. May 4 81 men 4 VOTE
y'ag one OF tha factoTa tint kiiled sthe
hnapttal bond Issue =. s.s.s.;s =:
the first time perlIssgi /, d local 81.
mary or election an ss ste was kiIles
hy niFa who didn't even appear as SIC
polls, aud who ln TnaIy Instances ors
no longer on earth
The hospital bond Issii .. required d
t8p-thirdB majority ysv6ie OF All tie reg.
thirds % aiis tssiiSa ttssiiS nj
there Were q great ny ra
that did not Vote t
,ina tlle sistratIon ist tontasiied Elis
names Of numbers 81 8Ben lisS y VS.
died since the list sEl.s made oiif
The votes Of these Il men ce5isl { ee
just na strongly aga l,e bori3ls a.
that os the living Few " ila sSaslsei G
tie polls and voted "a nsf 4lietsl
The efforts for d n hon Z siis5
sue has been for lie slssi sisiah abi.s
sdorea he enemies os t.ie mover ent
say that IL the mum Ill Il osrlial 4 81
IS divorced entirely fcfa tli B ne
college. the measiir 4. nerh han Id
made 20 pass
Atlanta as thing ma !, is hf,eliif
aE bud Oft for tlle I'D NosI1ffaf Ia.
cilitfea a8 any pre- fnsIs city il, Il
whole world.
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The Very Hing ie Stop wife Ise
z ThLnlEs A tlans

Allan e, fne cts iae
court may comp He'd 10 noil n
tbe eafnb slt1ent of i iyhippInr post
for wifi sbeasers if moro iIrag aud
cea do ant sooll put q stop K, the
practices "a Atlanta
Yeeterlas Afee rlisll stei,s
4 tel a. i f,sEu Il s 5s 3 i y
ss.sis t1's,s IN vs.
week there, were
fRsllter a. Nh 3yss E 81 lii e.
ratof. sRas one or llis 3F $50 4 [ 4 Z 5
efa sIlstps Aiiilfli & 3 s z. n ssSlf
IVE TlIHIrSgIEIlll mi ~ = I7l5
lall lllk krl.l s1ll c1llss ssssasslsS
1ysE s9 the state coIlfls 81 3 81
Of atfne and ~ 4 d 81 "a IS
hot who heard bas ilash segedrsis
ann 10 her
IA aaciher cas That hg - a str,t$
haEe tho piEA who htl hse sesi aes
Appeared {n the e1nfi u plead Il + n sf
cy towak hsr k1fnaaa ahoaf sllA
said ssla lays he WAS NOV Z
nd - SfieA 81 sssin 70 s@D.fs.
ean liss ztAg 1aploe.
aigd 81 eeN Y0r,
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10. E1iSs Hsssss ". s.. Aaf5sSii;,sI;. !;
ltaiewn balsiDess men OF HaHeiey, We're
n Anderson yeRterds s
ensfiff.Ss; ;.;if charlptse was in
the city satefday. d guest at the
tliiliaueln hot el
Eehn 3 Islilnh art llaa returned 9rosl
ttpEa lzlIs Rfiere Ae VAIif to attend
2 81 The IIOrea iEs Library
Assoeiation
G 8 Moore OF the Columbia state
has beeE se.Saa Ala -l-.s.zl
iu She city ne asya Anderson js Ny
Town. = 4
William u, Moore 81 Gyeenvilis wasa
in the ely vest tsrtiay for d Few, batfrs !.
81. 4. Brock yils been spending 4 few.
days IN 4icnea Isatll with friends and
relatives.
u Glsn sss of Due West
among the Visitors 20 PEND yestefdess3
IN llIe city
" Davenport Ioi piereatos VA
" sne cts yesterday for e fes. hpRis.
Mr.. ana SIFs "a sts. gsslsz Of TowTis
sil.a wore ghnpptpg u the city yester-
lad 81 IfaftSeli. aas aren't
in the city Nlsh fEaanos
Pr GsiStoa Of sisFcsto S
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fnRy Autos In
eity ma C6nntl. !.

10 y u lttpS IN y s ca n. q
gfty and g6untys s
- -
afe been hoS II "a
agersR rate 0f a so paf aSsf. hs fais
ievs u 191s thar sre 10 s cars
ell ii 81 cars. la 1918.
aac for tls liEs 10 ass zsafith IL
1911 hnte s5 ~ s,ssaii ii
Ia 81 tsie stHfsi there tts Ala
Itoniob les 81 iees b
saillDH the ohnt les heStng che
egl number 81 So .aspef
eOilllty tias tho record fof tlle siaall5ss
nlffI Der of Inz cars, tie sllfslssk c5sIn
ty Tin 3 OF Only seuf ctins ii
All tka tosls
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~ fSIliSS 577lsF avs = ~ - n q : lSIl5
e1lIils = u = q s
ths s. tl
Or sf$ ei Is "a s ki1
& 81 4,
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ROD rs 81.

THE GFsTSIIJ
Kay-I3ee. "A two reel geatiire with
Ramona Radclisfe C., Isiiri Aokt and
Frank Barz8ge in stiE fcinantie md
tIaglc story I. Z oe {. the qEisnt
keystone a yiddtah comedy hofl-
fng with fan
FOURTH REEL sE4 sI EEaECTEB
Coming tom 6rE0w. - slIs EEf
0RDER ERE IN Domino, EiE ], ma.
so EFGfsT fOIE A lf III 4IC 8 /:
reel gripfaA aiisls sflsrT Warner
feature
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+ ile II
p 4Iti Eas 6hil

an 0s the State Eire lnS9ls-
aisca Ga1iFtii t0nSr es made q
yes aa thla ]s that .liefs
niile Ere n She city III
6fl ss$if the ii a i tns 81 &
loss u 5. d i1 iI.s
the nkz lbf 51f the i atsn
81 ard The q hi ossi,i
mis- q oae
llras Eefe ai@ 81 sH anat
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Negro Suffered d
Painful Injuries.
llslsi

The lli thea Class of the First
BaptiEt Church win hold one oe It's
k4eIad q cake sales tomorrow afEef4
noon The axes n 81 be offeresl st
the OEympia Ice Cream paFlor and
iud sing from tise g0na e 0f tllet Il t
few sales CD 3 ilB EeiE zei to-
morrow will be 1slfg side from the
eaalse Tor M el fla 4 oil4il Z allgis .14fsl
laloripg, til e pebIic shosiid tatFStiize
these ssies bt sise the cn s. re rem
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D Id q IlI "a =
About 10 or IL An deFs0iE county Fsjtz
eTe headed by Sheriff Joe EE. Al AlsllS
le3, went 10 Qreenyiil le Iant lig.lt to
attend the political fs:l5 held lis that
city. Gov. Blesses John n 81 clauI Ia
aTd SAM Nichols were The ltifieiS
bhI spealefs OF the eRenins Tie
Iecal aeIeg Ion extended an ii1pit Hon
Is the Governor 10 Come ta Aalefs6sl
and del liver q 50 easli soihe time ly the
slhsr future, q
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Eean 3. lsjiIlthert haa returned from
It0llEB TsJi zIIs Ffiere Ae FAfsf Is attend
sills 81 The HOlea tf Library
AssoeiatIon n
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s1slirtss;. ;.Slf Charlotte was ia
the CITY gsatefdays d guest at the
Clia00la motel.
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