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The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above-dcscribed
property IL TO be sold, IL Thirteen Thousand
Five Hundred Flfty-two and s0-l00 Dollars
(s1s.h52 5O) with Interest thereon from the
7'h day of January, 1914. together with the
costs anu allowance amounting To s3s2f.
with Interest from January l3th. 1914, to-
gether with tn. expenses Of the sale The
approximate amount OF the taxes. ASSESS
ments and water rates or other liens, which
are to he allowed to the purchaser out OF
the purchase money or paid by the Referee.
II stS3gs and interest
said premises viii he sold subject u
agreement recorded In Liber 10, Section :.
ConNrynpres. Page q; covenants against
nuisanres IN deed recorded In Iiber 263. CON
vcyances rage Gil; to any state OF facts
which an accurate survey would show and
To monthly lettings by the receiver In the
above entitled action.
Dated. New York. January 22nd 1914
JAY NOBLE EMLEY. Referee.
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UN Wircless-lurOm Vessels.

rs George Nahhiu gtuu. ca mile cast of sand
Hook nt ' lc~'Crda.
s. California, 49, mite, east Of SANDY Hook a.
* Rotterdam 7o5 miles eat of sandy Hoo,
a noon .
- Mime iuuha. 6rn mics east OF Sandy Hoo.
at IN a "
- Guaut ,unmo, Tamp!cp, SOC males south
OF sandy Hook ~ noon.
" est Of Diamond Shoals al noon.
- Havana Havana 10. miles north OF
JuptJc ~ ~ noon.
l. Antilles Sew Orl,au.. 90 mile" north
OF Diamond ,huNls at noon.
- NJ Grrtdcnto Galveston ~ miles
south ~ SANDY lluok at noon.
- S,u .aitu. san Juan, 40 miles south
uI sand, iiubk 49, 500 80. 49,
- nv 10. Montgomery, Saw arAh $50
uila. north ~ Gyhor bar at noon
Ss Guiana, b~morara, ga mles south ~
sandy HOOK at noon,
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
YOKk-Iss Taylor. ct al. plaintiffs,
against Fidelity Trust Company of Newark.
New Jersey, r. al, defendants,
In pursuance of an introductory iudn-
ment OF partition and sale. duly maze and
entered IN the abore.entitled action ana
bearing date the Sth day OF January, 1914,
J. the undersigned. the referee In said jude
nent named. will sell NJ public auction. at
the Exchange Salesroom, Nos, lt-1f Eesey
street. ~ the borough Of Manhattan, citv
OF New York on the lith day Of February,
Joseph J.. Day, auctioneer the rremlsel
directed by said judgment 10 lie sold and
therein described IA follows;
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with the building thereon erected. sii
and described as follows viz: beginning M
n point on the southerly side OF Forty nrs,
street.. distant two hundred and three feet
n. Inches westerly from the Southwesterly
corner of Smith Avenue and forty-iirs,
parallel 10 the Ninth Avenue and through
the center of party wall nine'! eight feet
nine inches ia the center line Of the block
thence westerly along the Same parallel %
Forty first street twenty -one feet six inchea
and thence northerly parallel to the Ninth
Southerly side OF Forty drst street and
thence Easterly along the southerly side Of
Forty first Street twenty-one feet six inchea
| TO the place of beginning"
Dated New York. January isths ILL
Referee.
| JOSEPH +. McCLOY,
Attorney for Plaintins,
so Church Street, New York city
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
| Forty-h street.
Forty-nrst Strost
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Dated. New York. December 3oth, 1913.
tsigned) THOMAS u. BlsSET,
,SiTned) CHARLES H. MARTIN.
0lHJNl.Ue On AN(.Be.

A GOING manufacturing concern located
roads, about So miles from Chicago. desires TO
dispose OF Its entire business--plant. grounds,
equipment, buildings and patents; established
seven years; at present doing a business OF
over 100000 per annum ana making . profit
OF 1893 business could be doubled and prof,
tripled with active. aggressive management
and advertising; perfect financial condition,
books open to Inspection: reasons for dispo'
sition explained to applicants; u really un-
usual opportunity; cash or terms; interview
granted TO responsible parties. give refer
ences. Address W, H. H., box 1863 sun,
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IS III Rio. galveston. $50 miles northwest
of rortugas at l., NJ,
81 brilliant, New orleans. 80 miles north
west OF TortuRus AT noon.
So III Sol GALVESTON, - miles north Of
Jupiter al T. NJ. ~ ,
IS couCho, galveston, 'No nleS south 81
sandy Hook at J., NJ ,, .,
s. Reruudisn, BernaHa 42S miles south
of sandy Nook al A NJ
Of sandy Hook At p NJ
So cherokee. 1eorGrtuWn mieS south
Of Diamond shoals at l.. Nj,
50 Rantu, Bu-nos Ayres, $50 miles south
OF sandy Hook At noon.
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LEE, FREDERICK I'm pursuance ~ an
oruer Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler, surrogate
OF The County Of New York, notice j. hereby given
10 all persons having claims against Frederick
II Lee late of the County ~ New York dec-a sod.
10 presen M the zane with vouchers thereof to- tie
sNbscrl her. al their place OF transacing hgsnc--
a. the ofhcr OF Harry ". Zuckrrt, No. q Cedar
street, In the city ~ New York, on or before
Inc ,ith day OF March next.
Dated. New York. tho eth d ~ OF Sc p,erhc 1918
CHARLES Y. LEE.
MAITLAND I. GR1CGS.
Executors.
MARRY VI. 2vCKERT. Attorney for Executors.
M. ?; cedar street, borough OF Manhattan. New
vorL Ci,"
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sVkMO1ArE's NOTICED.

GODISE. ADA JAMES. In pursuance Of
an order of Non. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
a surrogate OF the county Of New York.
dated ToN cinh,r II. 1913. roticn "a hereby
given to all pcrsuus having claims against
Ada James Godinr late of the 'ountr %
New York deceased, 80 present The Sei1'.
With vouchets thereof 10 the subscriber,
AT his place Of transactinE business, ~ Tho
"r,l"o ,,f peuuis Il Huhlnf, No. l4V Nassau
street. Borough ~ Mauhattnn. IA tie ri'y
Of New York, on or before 'he 18TH dnN n'
lime next Dated New York the OH day
~ psrstnber. 1914 EDWARD MIN.
BnIT'rDN u Administrator DENNIS &
pt'uI En- Attorneys for Administrator. tI0
Nnsuau street.. New York city. y. Y,
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WILMERDlNG & BIssEI.

cERrlfiS. SAT nS 0E 1sI,,p USE OF
!rs %s@@Ss r S'S' krSK;5'IT si
WfLMEEbiSG spSssisi psrins.. a4dsr H..
n,s ATS r' w sGa ' Ea. Of
within this state for the last three years,
ssi y and tho o. -a hS Si a%y
partnership has discontinued Its business In
mWHEnEXs Thomas Ranks nis... Charlie.
majority. Of IN. partners constituting the
GnGcrsiSnsd,' . 10 called and known BY the
h' now ',a"'T TM II 1nS w.. Tncna. Bank.
Bis.et. Charles Riyth Martin and Robert ",
pu!.asnt = the .,s,at. IN .asn cases msls
persons now aud hereafter dealing under
such nrm name of wilmerding & Bis.et, aud
in tho conduct or limited par, nership
formed between US, commencing on the frat
day of '@ Sn.rs. if nSt our rr.nr,ral
street IN the borough 81 Msnnst! an .s,,.
Manhattan City of New York. that tho
plac" Of ahod. Of Charles Blyth Martin I,
the e place q abode Of Robert ". soie 10 a,
ns; +. s na Of snoIs ICY
Wilmerding Is lslip, Suffolk County. New
York.
Dated. New York. December 3oth. 1913.
tsignedl THOMAS b. BlsSET.
,SiFned) CHARLES n. MARTIN.
tSignedj ROBERT W. BOI.E
tSignsd) LucluS X. WIL.MERDlNG.
state , ., S sC,n Y S SoInty of New York -
me personally came and appeared THOMA As
BANKs BisSET, CHARLES fLrTH MAR
WILMERDlNG. 20 mo known and known Il
me TO b" tho individuals described In and
who executed the foregoing instrument, and
| they seyerally duly acknowledged to me tina,
they executed the same
O. W GAYlOR, Notary Public, New York
County No 1875. Register No, 50le,
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poard OF Water supply, at Its offices. twenty
second floor, Municipal building. Park Row
aud Centre and Chambers Streets. New York
City, until II A. NJ. on Tuesday. February
). islI. ior, Contract loa, for fnrnshins, de
siuice gates and appurtenances along Cats
Xiii aqusduct mainly within New York City
Xt the above place and time the bids will
he publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing information, for bidders, and
ma mphlets OF contract drawings can b. OBJ
sained at the above address, at tho secre-
tary's once by dspositinG the snm Of nvs
doiInra $50 In cash or Its equivalent for each
pamphlet, For further particulars apply
10 the ONCE OF the Principal Assistant En-
sine.r at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS, President
CHARLES n. CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the BOARD ~ Water supply
JOSEPH r. NORRISsEY. Secretary.
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EXCEPTIONAL opportunity offered grntleman
with capital; take half interest In corporation
ready TO start business Importing tropical prod
ucs, contracts with plantation on hand netting
SSl O46; give Agr and former position. Address
A. r.. hoy 1Ob Sun Once.
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Referees Appointed.

supreme Court--Ry Justice Seabnry Polsnia
Ccone mi live Saw. and OOan Assn. vs.. Jeschke
Tenrv M. stevenson; Smalin vs.. Flank. John w
IL ram. Suizherger Us. MaxyacanO 1.-TWO cases..
mefivin ii TaiiIser. by Justice Delany--BurgeI
, Us RObinsna. Ira J. Ettingcr.
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SITUATIONS WA>TED-FEMALE.

STENoGRAPHEE-TN iENRlTER' eNneri
rnC,d; transcribes rapidly HEd CORRECTLY,
rud.rstands office work thoroughly. RoSEN-
FIELD II West pSth -,
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e,o,. me- cv.<t--,3y Justice Seabury EQUITABLE
r,nns, ~" Va. Ficisrhman Neaity Co. Townsend
Moran Met, Say. Hank W. Ellss Geinwaks
Rnsr Some berg. Townsend Morgan, ny Justice
Mlany--Willism BWesS 70. korr's Hooihsoh
Charles u. Carruth.
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Kenneth hes { C. % lIssssn .''F It. ~
ss!s. ?es; ?2s:. sssl. ZINC. ,.ss s.s isse. so5s.
25o 2sc,, ess' laos. 2s,t sses case unfinished
res, vi d;o s r,s son nclsny ,, No.. i;s' a.
i IS. III ' ss a 49, ~ s ss' ' 5ss s' rs.s
Iar, Viii. adjourned for the term.
sls aT ,.i a i sI t s ;,ss I s ia ~ H. ~
llsl Ss 2is2 Pics ?ioD iaee. asV. ssiO. 2sli 2si2
2s,s ssi. Cas-; , anan nslss,,., ,,... ,r,r,
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sSps iOi iss, 1856 80 iaib ?ios ?i05 i67s. 2l?O,
isss isol, 2scs. 2sos. ?'ei 2ssd, 2osi, s''' Case
as. H s!s Case 'nahS: No. .,os
sss e. !,SS s,,; :s;s S' 49, s,: ss
:Ss a. s%.s En.S,n II, A: s $ss
TaT w BEFORE WhsSer.. j.. No. ,:@,
s,s 1901 ,isi' sss, 7aS. s.ss ia, Nj 100 lsSi
1916; 1898, 1870. Case unfinished 1850
s, st s,, -; ,,ss S.s sss ~ liz liz ,iS
iss. lsis s ~. OF il7S. n ''I ,s1' 1927 1875
g 's so S ss Gee s 81 s. $500 IS
49, is. is$;, isss cle,g ~. 90, :,
laSs. ,s.s 1913 is,7. 1851. 1883 is5I 1915 1857
iss issS iSs a ,S Sl,s5 ,.rc Fowler,
: WIlls Tor probate" iavina nNuscr. Francis
fssSsi-lcE '%Sp %e ,is,ra adSs r' Ssy
Albsr,, l'nci, shapiro, iUchsrd King NJ io."
sUs'"s c"a,c.s s vim. Nos $50 aiS sos s,sS STA
III thS 'T court " V Special Term Fart. peforc
HM tx partc matters , n,
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ss,S sos iis;.i,' t?st tlsi' ii7s:. ii7N. lis;
S,s Ss's'a $751; 1854 ''''' ''"'' S"' ''7'' ''''
Part II BE fore Green. ) Short CAUSES Ms
essI ge Ssos ess2 ss7; S ys sssS s s,S, sSsi
81, ,siss esi2 cSvi GiO, 6iO; o7sl. SOS 90?
664N, cog 6S>a G6sS, nf3f s'le clear. ,,,,
nat! n hiorc pel'haniy r".c unfinished ,ln.h
! rart nn%ri ,,nn Il ,,s, rnan,.nnS
raar,ii p rr fore flnelI,., j Case mnnnahed
pari hrtG, M as as N MnnsSs
causes to be sent from Paft i 20 rar,s i'll IL
WI VII and VIII. for TRIAL.
KINGS COUNTY
S,nr,tn, court Special Term Part III
Trlals-Day Calendar icforc Manning, J. Cour
opens Al 10 A. NJ No. a. ivl, alt s5, ~ $40
$40 GSi col 6sS Ga 60i 59, T63 $40 49,. Re-
served calendar Nos o6s ss' es7 o. .se
/. Highest number reached On the resuiar cal o5e
Part !. Garrctson. J Par, II. Aspinsil, J Part
, Ill. kelby. Par, " Benrnir'; :; fsrt v
Kelly. j.: Part VI. kapper - far' u "a! COZ
Court on"hs ~ ~ ,,Mi- ~, DAD az s,s,
s,u, SpTh ,y7e ,,.7 10, bs7n iobt I27v IIOa
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SALES NJ AUCTION.

By ORDER OF Horace Waters 4 Co..
Bernstein, auctionecr, sells Jan. 2sth, lel%
A, NJ, at 1884 Fifth Aysnue, Manhattan
Kronisl Autoia t63Il, Woolford piano 1855
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HELP WANTEn-FEMAlE.

wANTED--A younc English girl ne nurs'
and governess In childi"rs home In New
Jersey. Apnll .39 Fast l;th 81. New York
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nv ORDER of Horace Waters Co. Berr.
stein, Auctioncer, sells January rs. 1slt.
a. NJ. at lSt Fifth avu Manhattan Woolford
piano 7tGS3, .Kranich Plano Gs37l
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served.
New York Jan i6, lpl4. -
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONS FOR THE
FIRST DIsTRICT
BY
EDwAHp r. McchiL, Chairman
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MtNlArt ~ ALMANAC
sui. ,..r, .. ~ sun ,,.'- 500 Moon SCI, "a
hIGH WATER TINS pN
SANDY Il L. go GOV stand >8 Hen Cate. %.
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Saudy u 'l.. 10 Gov. ,,Hud .eu lic'l Cate tH
Arrived NpNi. .'suVaN 'i
- tHrupanlh. gIip NJ, iANrrpou'. Jbu"ar. ~.
- Ia ~.yo, 81 liaSrc, Jhuus', -
:. CAupsucuc. -" v P"tt"rdsf- jrr.
uary ~.
- san t,uylielnIo. "a VI lHirrm", Jauu"rH 10.
s. idaho l. Hun. jaHurf! q.
- Mort urhr,a lu T. N saturday, ~, Lucia.
= lis Of S,yau..t... Savannah, January sc
~ Monroe. Norfolk. January -
~ Dora Norfolk. January -.
ARRIVED FROM NEW Nolh
- Cleveland. ~ Gibraltar.
- tamcruiia. AZ Ouct ustuvr.
SAILED FOR NEW NpEN
81 Philadc .phia. from Chcrbourg
- Caledonla, from Moville
~ CarmLnia from queenstown
- inland, from 'lo'rr
- iotsdatn, from Boulogne
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail To-day,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
CONSUL HAS SOME
INFLUENCE WITH
COURT HERE
Judge Promptly Sends Alleged
British Subject 10 Prison
After lnterceSSion by Dig
nitay at Galveston

Thanks to c. Percoyal, British con-
sul az Galveston. Texas, f. W Thorn
les, under custody viii leave for
Santa re today to begin an indetermi-
rate sentence Of eighteen months to
two years in the state penitentiary
Thornley, pleaded guilty to an infor-
nation, filed IN the district court by
District Attorney Manuel L. Vigil
charging him with burglary yesterday
morning Dexter speights pleaded
guilty to the same charge ana he VIII
rc aiken to prison with Thornley, by
equity Shcrlffs A. C. Burtess and Do
lorcs Muniz,
They broke into Joe Mahboubs
store. III South First street, Noyem-
Der 8.
Judge II. H. Reynolds received a
letter from Consul Pcrceval several
days ago, saving that Thornley, who
appeared to be British subject had
written to him. saying that he had
been in jail at old Albuquerque for
three months and that one Of his part
ners had already been tried. He
asked that the trial be expedited
Tie Judge wrote Consul pereeval af-
ter Thornley's plea had been entered
saying that he had been bound over
to await the action of the grand jury
and that he had not indicated any dc.
sire TO plead guilty in the district
court ON receipt Of the consul's let
ter the district attorney interviewed
Thornley,. ana he pleaded guilty, the
nudge wrote.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
EIGHTH GRADE PUPILS
CONTEST FOR PRIZE
OFFERED BY D. A. R.

An Interesting contest Is in progress
among the pupils Of thc eighth grade
for the history prize offered by the
lcW Wallace chapter Of the Daugh-
tors Of the American Revolution.
The following arc taking part In
me preliminary contests Friday Mon
day and Wednesday From theif
number VIII De chosen the represcn-
tatyes ia the final contest for Friday
the 2l The contests consist Of oral
essays accompanied by blackboard
demonstrations or "oh8lk talks.
The Influence of the Great Lakes on
United states History samuol Rosen-
bach
Immigrauon--Flo Oleson
Territorial Growth Evelyn sgan-
Izini.
Virginia Eleanor Cameron
The Old ana the New soa Bar
bara shelly.
EXpansion-George Doolittlc.
Whitmans Ride-Lloyd Kellam.
Tho Chesapeake Wills scnutt.
Historic Routes Albert Newcomer.
Expansion Frank Ncher
Some Important Ciues-Sam Suth-
erland
Slavery Clossie white
The Lewis ana clark Expedition
Dorothy McAllister.
The Revolutionary War - Julia
Ryan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
STAR PRODUCTS HAVE
NO EQUAL ANYWHERE

Two years ago the question was
asked hy odd residents of Albuuuer-
quc, why they could not buy Ar
mours Star hams and bacon as Of old.
Since that time through the new
manager, A. a. wide. star hams and
Star bacon have been their leader and
if merchants have none In stock,
phone Air wilde at Armour x Co.'S
warehouse ana he wll see to IL that
YOU get what star goods you want,
billed through Your grocer All star
goods have the same flavor they did
years ago, and are getting more pop
ular with the better class every day.
There Is none better ON the market
Armours bouillon cubes. the real
thing, have a wide reputation of be-
Ing the most stimulating In fact you
can carry your dinner In your vest
pocket" and get the same results as
"a hearty meal 80 home IS complete
without them. There are three kinds
of bouiII0n cubcs beef. chicken and
clam Always ask for Armour's and
you are sure to get the best
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
MAY HAVE TO PAY WIEEs
FARE HERE TO FIGHT SUIT

Judge Il, r. Reynolds yesterday is
sued an order in the case Of Joseph
G.. Knorr against Mrs. Emma 6.
Knorr, directing the plaintiff TO show
cause Thursday why he should not be
required 20 pay tho defendant reas-
enable sum for her support and the
support Of her children during the
pcndoncy Of this suit and why he
should not be required 60 pay her q
sum sufficient TO allow her 70 come
TO New Mexico TO defend the action,
and suit money including attorneys
fees
Mrs Cora H. Woodruff yesterday
was granted "a divorce from Harry
Woodruff whom she charged with de-
sertion The court restored her
maiden name. Cora %. Davis They
were married January a. 1871 In
liamas city and Woodruff deserted
her July e. 1912. In So. Louis
Charles h. Holman of Gallup was
granted q divorce. lie was end on
the Carlisle football team in 1902. lac
Is now blacksmith at Gallup.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
WOULD YOU LIKE TO
KNOW HOW To
GET WELL?
If So, Here Is Something Of
Interest 10 You,

Dr schwentker will be pleased 10
explain how osteopathy by promoting
perfect flow and pressure TO the
blood stream by freeing all glands OF
elimination and AN depressed and
weak nerves can and has effected
permanent cures for nearly all who
have taken treatments; even critical
cases that had been told that an i'm
mediate and serious operation was
their only hope, have been speedily
and permanently relieved. DO not
consent 10 the use of the knife be.
fore consultation with him Appen-
dicitls gall stones, renal calcui,
gravel and many forms of tumors can
bee cured without surgical interference.
OsTEOPATHY is much more pow
erfu and effective than the average
mind can realize for the cure OF
many forms OF chronic diseases.
rheumatism, constipation, kidney ana
liver troubles, deep seated diseases of
the nerves, stomach and bowels all
readily yield 10 the influence and sci
ence of osteopathy.
In order to keep abreast with the
advancement IN the treatment Of
germ diseases Of tho air passages the
doctor has recently installed "a COM
piete inhalatorium outfit with cab
inet-the only one in New Mexico or
I Arizona with this combination the
duetor is enabled to cure many here
/ tofore incurable diseases of the nose,
throat and lungs II YOU have catarrh
or lung trouble. consult him in time
Hundreds have taken THESE treat-
menis as % last resort and now are
cured. 40 not waste any more time
Z dfuggng ana suppressing your symp-
toms. To conquer the seat or disease
destroy the germs and effect per-
feet elimination
MEANS HEALTH.
Suite ., y. T. Armijo Bldg. Corner
second and Central
Hours p a. m. 10 \ p. M, sunday 8
Go n a. m.
oiiiee Phone III Res. Phone iO3l.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
FAMOUS HUNTER AND
EXPLORER TO DELIVER
LECTURE IN ALBUQUERQUE

Perhaps no name outside Of politi-
cal circles has appeared oftener in
print during the past year than that
of Dan Crawford. His prowess as u
hunter, his fame as an explorer, his
conservation ana success as a mission
ary of the cross, have AN been descrih-
ed and dwelt upon he has been so
bcsieged on all sides, both in this
country and in England, with requests
for lectures, that his agents have been
obliged to make dates months in adj
vance
Albuquerque, through its city mis-
sionnry union put in it's application
months ago and AZ last we are told
that Dan Crawford viii give this city
the evening Of March %. This Will
probably be our only opportunity TO
hear the successor of Livingstone tell
his thrilling story--and they say he
tells u wonderfully for he is now
on his way back to his chosen work
ia Africa, whore he plans TO spend the
remainder OF his life
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15
LOCAL ITEMS
FORECAST.
or int REST

Washlngon, Feb l4-New Mexico.
Fair sunday ana Monday
DR.. sehwentkor, Osteopath. Tel. III.
Fees Candy Store. Leave your or
der with us for cut flowers,
County clerk a. =, walker yester-
day issued llconse to marry to Ar
thur Radcliffe and Alice Dorsey, both
Of Albuquerque
Superintendent + f. Summers of
the rio Qmnde division Of the Santa
Fc railway arrived here iast night 20
spond SUNDAY
Albuquerque Council SO. 6li
Knights of Columbus, will hold reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening at ;
O'Clock IN odd Follows nall
Assistant United states Attorney a.
G Coofs, Jr, returned yesterday
from Roswell where the United States
district onrt.has been ln session
Cortoz Quckcl proprietor Of the
.Quicsol Auto company left yesterday
afternoon for Santa fo whore he
viii spend several days ou husincss
a Saint p0Wcks day celebration.
which Is 20 be ln the nature of "a SUR
prize Go ihp public is being arranged
Toy the pupils ut the immaculate Con-
ceptlon school
Harvey Holcman, formerly mayor
of East Sun Diego. who rs managing
the American tour Of Leon Rice tenor
was Ia Albuquerque yesterday enfoutc
to Sew York
County superintendent A. MontQya
yesterday received notification from
state superintendent Alynn ~ White
that he would begin the Inspection Of
the Bornallllo county Schools March
pa.
Rev A. NJ Mandalarl. S. j., has
been appointed hy Lieutenant Cover
nor de- nan delegate TO the tenth
annual conference 81 the National
child Labor conference 20 Dee held in
Now orleans. March 10 90 Ms. fathcr
MandalW viii attend the conference
Il his duties here viii permit
stimulated by the success Of the en-
toriainmgut recently given by the
Married LadIos sodality Of the lm-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

The funeral of AIRS. Rafuelita Pereh
1S years DID, who died at 10 o'clock
last Friday night az her home. il22
North Arno street. after nearly two
weeks illness with pneumonia. She
had lived hero all her ME. Yer hus-
band died hero tnnr Years ago. she
IS survived hy one SON, Timco, and
enc 0onghicr The funeral VIII %.
held this afternoon The cortege will
louve Fred Crollotts undertakins
rooms gome to the church OF San
Felipe az Ner whore services viii bc
hrll az o'cloeR Burial viii be NJ
Santa Barbara cemetery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-15

John Spence By years old, died last
Friday night at his apartments in
the Highlands Tie had been herr three
months. having come from Oakland,
Calf. where Die owned a grocery
store Mrs Spence. his widow was
here with him. The body was shipped
last night by G., u. French, undertaken
to Oakland, whore il Is TO Doe eremated.
The widow accompanied it.