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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-25
WczOrajsza burza.
Szkody wyrzadzone piorunami. Swiatla miej-
skie pogaszone.
Ma co yWano fundusz apoWc Sprzsdawaa nlsmoWga po
$40 ! S4O - ModerstWo ezarnej rekf' Wyja$na sIe
- Dzseko uwiezions pomedy muram
prlIegyGh dom6W.

1
sko ma bye Horgitz. Jestto ex-
kryminalista i znany warchoi|
robotniczy; mike" Norris, takze
ex-kryminalista z Joliet, ktory|
zamordowai czlowieka pred 1a|
laty.
Onegdaj, opowiada McLaugh-
lin, przybyli do niego Haley i
Norris zazadali procz $500, po-
zosta}ych do zaplacenia z $2500,
zadanych zesz}ego roku, a piaco7
nych ratami, zadali jeszcze $4,000.
Mclaughlin widziai W tenn groz-
be wielkiego strajku woznicowl
tembardziej, il mieli go upatrzo-
! nego do zemsty "a to, IL odmo-
viii pomocy ceglarzom strajkuja7
Gym. Mimo to kazal szantazy7
stom wyniesc sic.
Wczoraj rano, gdy udai sic do
swego podworza ma rogu ulid
Lincoln Balmoral ave-, ludzie
jego juz strajkowali, W poblizu|
siedziai w automobile G. Ham
mond. Ma pytanie McLaughlina,
co sic stalo, Hammond powtorzyl|
zadanie o pieniadze, W przeciw7
nym razie grozac jeszcze wick
Sym strajkiem. Po wymianie wy
zwisk i obelg Hammond odjechaf,
zapowiadajac ogolnikowo dalsze|
nastepstwa.
Kilka godzin pozniej Hammond
zostai zabity.
DIS Mclaughlin i inni praco-|
dawcy budowlani udaja sic do
prokuratora dystryktowego Will
kersona, ktory lawie federalnej
sedziow wielkoprzysieg}ych prze-
dlozy zarzuty o szantazach robot
niczych. Nalezy sic spodziewae
dalszych sensacyjnych rewelacyi. |
MOVIE REWELACYE o BAN
KU LA SALE I INNYCH
BANKACH.
w banku LaSalle iczterech in
nych bankach, bedacych zarzadza|
nymi przez Lorimera i Mundaya,
bylo deponowanych $1,O70,OO0,
nalezacych do miasta. Byia to pra|
vie najwieksza mozliwa suma,
ktora deponowac MONA bylo W
tych bankach wedlug przeplsow
miejskich. w zadnym innym ban
ku ME deponowano tax wielkich
sum. g..
Dlaczego tax bylo wychodzi ma
jaw. Okazuje sic, re miasto o.
trzymywaio cd swych funduszy
2A procent. Banki te natomiast
placily 3 procent. Zachodzi teraz
pytanie, kto otrzymywa} reszte,
ii. "a procent. Jest rzecza pewna,
re gdy przyszio do, ,piacenia pro-
wizyi, wypisywano W bankach
diva czeki: jeden, przedstawIaJa-
cy 2A procent prowizyi, ktory
przeslano do wladz miejskich,
drugi przedstawiajacy "a pro-
cent, kt6ry otrzymywaly osoby
dotychczas nieznane.
Sledztwo bedzie wdrozone WI
celu wykrycia, kto W bankach
Lorimera i Mudaya, kto W blu-- |
rach kontrolera miejskiego Trae-
gera i skarbnika miejskiego Flyn-|
ma wiedzial tym ografcie" ko-
rzystai niego.
Sprawdzaja sic podejrzenia, IL
Lorimer Munday zakiadali swe|
mniejsze banki re pomoca fundu-
Sow banku giownego LaSalle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-25

Berlin, 25 czerwca. : Cesarz
Wilhelm otworzyi uroczyscie
najwiskszy kanal SMiata laczscy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-25

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 4-tej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-25

ciu Huerty, odpowiadaja re ma
prod kraj pacyfikowac sic musi
i oczyScic bandytow - potem
elekcya; zada sic protekcyi dls
Hiszpanow i zwrotu zabranych
i'm majatk6w, odpowiadaja, re
Hiszpanie trzymali z Huerta,
wiec p6jda z MIN precz, a majat-
kich dostana wierpi rzadowi no
wemu; OTTO ich program Cd kto--
rego ME odstapia nawet w tym
wypadku, gdyby ich Stany czy
jake inne pahstwo uznac ME
chciaIo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-25

1890 AT THE POST oFFTCN AT CHICAGO, ILLINOIS UNDER
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-25
z FRANCYI.

Paryz, rs czerwca. - Strajk
poczciarzy ma glownej poczcie pa
ryskiej przeciaga sig: strajkerzy
zamkneli sic w gmachu poczto--
wynn policya ich oblega bo nj.
kogo do poczty dopuScic ME chca
narazie ataku ME przypuszczo-
no, ME chcac dopuScic do krwi
rozlewu i niszczenia poczty:
tax oblezeni juz ME maja zywno-
sci, wiec wyjSc beda musieli.
Strajk pochodzi stad, re domaga-
Ii sic oni podwyzki a parliament
ME uchwalii jej.
NOVA KATASTROFA OKRE-
TOWA?!.
St. John, N. F., 25 czerwca. -
Kolo wyspy Partridge Island "a
.tonal parowiec pasazerski, takle
doniesienie otrzymaiy tutejsze
wiadze: wszelkich szczegolow
brak ma razie: w mieScie konster-
nacya i zaniepokojenie wielkie.
ArrorDxyr
Wieden, 25 czerwca. - Odbyl
sic tn niezwykly pogrzeb Office
row zolnierzy awiatycznego od-
dzia1u, ktorzy zgineli pred kilku
dniami w katasrofie balonowej
pod Aspern: W pogrzebie wzielo
udzia1 tez 20 statkow napowie--
trznych, ktore lataIy mad cmen--
tarzem, dalej byli przedstawiciele
rzadu, panstw obcych i tlumy pu-
blicznosci.
= Rad austryacki zakaza} zlo-
I'll Sokolow krainskich w Lubla--
ME : re wzgledu ma bezpieczeh-
stwo publiczne i zatargi nacyona-
listyczne z Wegrami.
2 NIEMIEC.
Berlin, 25 czerwca. = Cesarz
Wilhelm otworzyi uroczyscie
najwiskszy kanal SMiata laczscy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-25
KRoL SERBII ABDYKUJE.

Belgrad, 25 czerwca. - Krol
Piotr Kara-Georgewicz oglosil
wczoraj manifest, W ktorym "a
wiadamia narod, IL Z powodu VIE
ku i zlego stanu zdrowia czuje sic
zmuszonym usunac sic Cd rzadow
ktore zdaje nastepcy tronu, dru--
giemu synowi swemu ks. Alexan-
drowi. Proklamacye te nalezy u
wazac "a pierwszy krok do for
malnej abdykacyi: krol. liczy lat
70 jest schorowany: przeto krok
jego ME jest niespodzianka. Ma
stepca tronu urodzil sic w roku
1888, jest on mlodszym synem
Piotra, starszy, ks. Jerry zrzeki
sic praw do naStepstwa Z powo-
du zbyt gwaltownego charakteru
i ciagiych stad nieprzyjemnosci:
jednakowoz ksiaze cieszy sig
wielka popularnoScia w wojsku.
Kr6l Piotr L. Kara Georgewicz
wstapil ma tron po pamietnym
zamaohu palacowym i zamordo--
waniu w r. 1903 krola Alexandra
Obrenowicza i zony jego Dragi
Krol Piotr jakkolwiek ME po--
czuwal sic do udzialu w zamachu,
ale wiedzial o MIN i sprawcow je-
go nigdy ME karai owszem "a
trzymali oni swe stanowiska w
arn1ii, w ktorej byli oficerami. L
tel przyczyny dlugo pahstwa eu-
ropejskie ME utrzymywaly z Pho
trem zadnych stosunkow. Krol
Piotr znaczne w Serbii polozyl
zasIugi, okazai sic bowiem mako
mitym organizatorem kraju ar
mil, ktora postawl ma Swietnej
wprost stopie, co sic okazalo do
wodnie w ostatnich wojnach ma
Balkanie. ....
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27
SHR|NERS WILL Be
IN ALBUQUERQUE
MAY SECOND
Great Boosters Train from Los
Angeles With Million Dollar
Band to Show Off Stunts
Here.
LOCAL SHRINERS A
TO BUNCH

3 gigantic shell cot golden sm. les,
optimism. raislns, ordgncs lower
ten million dollar band. -four rack
ZoudN patrols. quartet Of baby
brown bears. trained ostTiChes. and
one thousand California Shriners
are about 10 burst scattering cnthu-
,iasn and Interest in the 1913 san
Francisco fair and Albuquerque Wlll
Doe under the shower,
ON the evening Of April 80, hcu
ed along different paths 20 kansSs
City. and then combining into one
TRAIN. viii start % u divisions Of the
largest steel train ever moNcd acruss
the Omitted States II VIII carry Gale
foruia Shriners from san Francisco
Oakland. Los Angeles and san Diego
Co Atlanta Tor the 1914 session Ell
the imperial council OF the Mystic
shrine which couNenes there May 40
20 ll G. g. Cushman, Judge T. a
Mann, and Dr a G.. =. Shortlc OF
This eats viii attend the session
n viii bc the first time hat Call.
fOrnla Shrlners have eve masscd in
one body, and their object Is two
barrelcd first TO win the 1915 ses-
sion OF the imperial council OF the
Mystic shrine for a. Francisco
fair year. second. To- invite America
10 California for the fair.
Albuquerque H. among the fifty
seven most important cities ln the
United States. slated for their siege
OF entertaining Welcome.
Along the way To- and from Atlanta
-four carloads OF raislns. fruits, flow
crs n literature viii be given
away.
. ON uc,ount of the schedule. the
California shriners viii not be able
To remain long in this city but VIII
be able to give an entertainment In
return for the hospitality shown by
their ten million dollar ban chant
rrs. s%ulOists and four drill patrols.
They are due to arrive here al z
o'clock iu the morning Of May .
and are scheduled to leave az S. Reu-
ben Perry, potentate OF Ballut Abyad
temple. of this city. In arranging FOR
The entertainment OF the picturesque
pilgrims. The entire diVan of the
temple b. expected 20 greet the Nls-
iting Shriners. and the plan b. 10
have enough automobiles 60 take
them on a rapidfire sightseeing our.
They viii be shown the Indian school
where the scholars VIII bee lined up
and the ban viii play, snd from
there they Viii be- carried about the
city Ca the university. taking In" the
Masonic temple on the way.
The Shrincrs' ten million dollar
band n not only the wcaithiest ag-
grcgation OF musicians eve brought
together. but The largest band that
has eve toured the United States,
one cornctist IL worth si.000, 900 and
a horn player SbOO. 600, while ~ Of
CALIFORNIA; brightest lawyers will put
aside his brief aud code and heat a
bass drum.
Two OF the features that viii at
tract a great deal 81 attention here
are q quartet OF baby brown bears.
and a team Of OstricVhes who eat
nothing but mi ~ raisins.
The Islam patrol OF san Francisco
h a crack company Of Shrlners who
have time and again won fame be-
"a OF their a ana difficult
meneuvers.
The patrol with the Al Malaika1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

near futurc.
CampbeiIs soup free with A. T.. 7.
flour, the best flour made.
Albuquerque Elks have issued in
N%itations for AN Elks' lance To be
given in Eiks' building "Wednesday
evening. April 29th The dance Will
be Informal and for members and
their lady friends.
H. g. McFee. who succeeds J. G..
Barton TO-DAY as trainm1ster ON the
santa Fe's New Mexico division, ana
Mr Barton are in Albuquerque to-
day Mi Barton goes 90 Pueblo as
traiumastcr. Mr. Mckee has been
chtet dispatcher at Las Vegas.
You lose money by not buying Il.
l.. T. flour. the best on earth.
The nrst az the latest model cash
registers "a De used in this city "a
been Installed hy the r.. l., Wasnhuln
company ln their clothing store On
south second street. u Is Il remark
able piece of mechanism run by oics-
tric,ty.
e.. j. Burns and Enrique savcdrd.
tho former convicted Of passing
worthless checks and the latter Ji
burglary. were taken 90 Santa be to-
day by sheriff Jesus Romero and Dep
uty sheriff Grueoriu Romero. 10 be-
gin their scutcaDcs ia the ren.ten-
tlaTy.
Thc odd Fellows viii celebrate their
N-th anniversary Tuesday evening la
the /. o. - + hall to which an pdd
Fellows. Rchckuhs md their FAM
lilies are invited There viii by re-
lreshmcnts. ANA Do program suitable
To- tho occasion. The R%ebekahs VIII
hold % short session before the cell
,nratiuu.
" h.. Talbot factory representa-
tIN, OF the Imperial Automobile COM
lauN. of Jackson. Mich, and fifteen
years ago e. resident 81 Albuquerque,
d. in the city for q few days arrung-
ing for opening % state agency Tor
tho Imperial car here Ar Talbot
huds A~lLuuucrqu' gJnwn from a VII
lage into % city since his last visit
Hc makes his southwestern h~CadQIur-
tors al Dallas. Tex.
col b. * g. SELLERS. president OF
the JveHu-to-pCcau Highway asSu-
citation. received g. letter yesterday
from Col Ed. Fletcher at san Diego,
q member uf the rational Highway
association. statius that the last INK
ct the road from Yuma 90 HoltVille,
Cal would De completed within -four
munths. SiXty-iWo miles 90 the road
has been laid with uIlnks. The road
from ~ Ccutru Goo san Diego VIII De
concrete. II will H, open for travel
bS JulN I. 1915. From another source
Colonel SELLERS has learned % ia Yuma
county is spending leo. Geo on the
Yuma Phoenix road Maricopa coun-
a.. lu which PhocuIN IS situated, mas
appropriated sl,-su ufi for roAds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

That good strawberry shornct az
Fee today.
n. T.. T.. is TIE best flour
Fred J Otcru b. ir the .ity for "a
Few days from hia sheep ranches ln
lsip ATriha county,
The ". O.. r. g.. will meet TucsdI
afternoon at 80 with Mrs. Pm Ross
at 1915 West Central
f%.ugeuio Romero of Las Vegas h. "a
business visitor Boz Albuquerque to-
dan.
There's no better flour than Il. z.
o. Try % and sec.
49, th, IcNcfry department az
Eu-cuWUlG's before buying anything
boz the lDWrir. lluc. You viii got the
s,-t and save money bog doing SO.
Col Ralph o. TwitChcIl OF Las
Vegas is tu tho Ctty today iuuklue
after legal business aud matters con
neDt,d with the California Panama
exposition.
g. W. Hopkins has reformed from
% business trlp Go Carlsbad. whore he
has been for several days watching
operations ui the Carlsbad on aud
Gas COMPANY.
IT ~ Hawthorne arrived Boo Anu
gupruuc from MuruzsrI sonora Mex
l.I. last night, where hv holds "a poo
-itoU with the Moctczuma Mining
company.
Campbells pork and beans. rs
free with a.. l.. 4. nour
Tomorrow IL gold nsh dns at Butt
drug store one gold nsh % "a glass
i1i viii bo given free with every MY
CENT purchase
The losers in the recent contest 81
the uodmcn CIRCLE viii entertain
the winners Tuesday afternoon from
q iu d Boo odd Fellows hall Al
members and Visitina members arc
cordially invited.
81. a. Stevens. Grand secretary Of
Tie New MvAlco Grand lodge % bad
Follows ls expected back tomorrow
from san Juan cuunty, where ne has
been visiting the l. q. O. 3. lodge 81
Pennington.
secretary Thomas T.. BlukeTt of the
state fair commission has recovered
from % serious illness ana b. again
ut his office tie expects "a meeting ~
the commission Go boz held here lu the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

chantcrs ~ forty shrinors will De- 70
feature of every program.
The Catfornians ia charge of the
are the following notahlcs. hi
rector OF the tour. T.. D. SHERWOOD,
writer of II Love You California '
his states song. and OF which ne
gave the proceeds OF zoo 600 copies TO
assist ip making the tour possible,
Al Maltikah temple. Los Angeles.
MOTLEY ~. Flint Al Mulalkah temple.
vice chairman. Casmir j Wood Sec
Rotary and treasurer. Islam temple.
san Francisco. George Ftlmcr direc-
tor Of bands and patrols, iotcututC
Islam temple. Leo V NuuugWUrth.
%potcntatc Al Malaikuh temple, Geo.
5. Meredith pctcuttte. Aahmes TEN
pie. Oakland carl H Hebron pu-
tcnuatc. AZ BHhr temple, De- Diego.
past imperial p~otcntate. Fred A
Al Malaikah temple, Los Angeles,
past imperial putentatc, Charles T..
Field, Islam temple, san Francisco;
Clarence Haydock Of the lllli~pls
Central master Of transportation. Is
lam temple, san Francisco, and di-
rectiug the ten million dollar band,
George Bennett.
Noi an the thousand and one Shrin,
crs are due Co visit this cts The
California pilgrims Will leave four
dincreut cities over four different
routes. The starts viii bee from Sau
Diego. san Francisco, Los Angeles and
Oakland The division Go Doe seen
here viii comprise something Ike 100
men.
a regular meeting Of FratCrnal
brotherhood will be- held tonight "a
l. o. . p. han at : o'clock. inltia-
ton and refreshments
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27
CHILDREN HAPPY
OVER COMING
Of CIRCUS
The Gently Brothers Famous
Trained Animal Show to APP
pear in albuquerque on May
Fifth.

Every yuunRstcr In Albuquerque Is
happy ovcF the good news that th"
.Gcntry shows. the idol of every child
ish heart are Ca exhibit in Albugucr-
on TucsdaN, Mas B.. Mt jolly,
the contracting agent was here yes
tcrdaN and perfected al arranke"
mcnts for the appearance ~ TINS
woudern.. trained animal exhibition
In this city ON the above date.
After looking the town over care
fully hc selected the vacant lot on
Central aVcnu opposite Masonic
Temple. whore two performance VIII
be- given Tuesday. MAY 3 % hHs
been some time since the Gentry
shows. which are so well hkpd ~
this citN as well us iu every other CITY
in the country. visited A|lhuuurrlue
and the probabilities ure that both
performances will boz literally attend
ed AS uo show that comes 60 this city
b. more popular than his ono.
admission Prize Insure Good seat.
llin T. jolly. contracting agent 90
the Gentry show. while Boo the city
Saturday completing ARRANGEMENTS
Tor the appearance 90 TINS pnfllnr
tented exhibition here o0 Tuesday,
NAV % stated that there would Dee
ulsntN Of seats FOR all Ht thr udNcr
tiscd price of admission. which is
cents for adults and 70 cents FOR
children THIS statement lN Ultdv lh
advance so that an patrons of tho
Gentry shows may know the Hdmls
sions price hCfurc going 10 IA"
grounds There has been some COM
fusion IN his respect iu the pnHt.
some tented shows Visiting Alhuuucr-
uuc ADVERTISING 90 low admission price
and then having an insufficient
amount nf low price seats. the pa
irons being forced 10 occupy reserve
seats ~ an additional cost of from
90 cents 20 90 cents Al patrons 81
Inc Gentry shows can pc ComfortnhlY.
seated az the advertised price ~ nd
mission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27
SALE OF
HUB CL0THINI co. STOCK

The stock uf the Hlb Clothing Co.
which recently went bankrupt, being
bought In hy simon Stern. was placed
ou sale this morning The store has
been iammcd with myers from the
time tine doors we're uleued this norm
ing Great bargains tre being offered
and iudsing frUm thr way b public
BE- bus ing the bargains are being app
prcclatcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27
Notice

You are invited Co Investigate the
nov "iNnNI.NTOHItM Installed by
pr rhwentkcT ben suite :, y. 4. A.
msjn nidg.
This apparatus hJs cured innum-
eases
ease Of The aiT passages.
CALI AND sfE ron YOURSELF,
Perfectly harmless and wonderfully
effective
An expert iu charge.
Phone az Tor Information.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is
one nf the most widely known medi-
oines ln the market n ~ ~ popular
In Canada Australia and South Az
flea ~ at home. This h because Il
makes good" You can always de-
pend upon u when yuu have "A cough
or cold For sale hy all druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

Perennial Park tsTa~s. The ideal
lawn seed. Crews guirkli. Iicguircs
u great deal Ices water. Make a
hcuutliui. moOtl CnFpct-likc lawn
that T. 80 mtirh admired. Per w.,
J5s. In Onc-pOund scaled hONeS.
g.. ", IEE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27
IPoUND SALE.

on Friday. the first day Of May.
1914 at 10 O'Clock q. m, In front OF
the city JAN on North Second street.
/ viii sell al pound sale the follow
ing described animals. one gray
pony about \ years old, VIII
weigh about zoo pounds. blind In left
eye. branded on right thigh
Also one hay horse. about 5 years
old. viii weigh 500 pounds; brand.
ed T. ON left thigh, branded circle
y ON right shoulder; black name and
tail
THOMAS MvMIiIIN.
City Marshal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27
T0TI CASE WILL BE
HEARD THIS

Hearing ln the cnse Of q. Toti and
his clerk. p Gipunini. who are Jointly
charged with selling liquor without a
license al the Toll store on North
Third street. was put on by Justice
his morning until . o'clock this
afternoon. Toti's clcrk ls alleged 20
have sold n bottle 81 beer TO officer
\. r. Hibler Saturday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27
The Value of
Your Eye Glasses

Lies not In the face that they rcpre-
sent so much merchandise.
Eyeglasses which do moi correct the
eye faults m YOUR ewes are WORTII-
iitSS Go you. and your glasses are
worthless 60 ANOTHER PERSON.
So yua see the REAL VALUE OF
a~llsscs depends upon the SKILL OF
tl, NAN VIII. FITS them.
There are HUNDREDS of possible
lens combinations. hut ONLY ONE is
IN NCTII RIGHT for you.
Ny BUSINESS is 60 apply the
~ inripics ~ Optomctric Scicncr 10
determine the exact rcfraCtiNc Cundi-
ton uf YOUR EYES ana adapt the
PROPER Lens Combination 60 give PER-
feet Vision without strain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

Indian spring frame Motorcycle is
the best On tho market. e b Hop
pinE agent. 32i : Second 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

a gold fish in a glass jar II = pretty
ornament fur tho home Get one free
by buying hfty emit worth Of any
thing in Butte drus Store Tuesdag
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27
NOTICE.

All persons indebted 20 the Huh
Clothing company are hereby notified
20 call on the undersigned at 20i w.
Central Ave, city OF Albuquerque,
on or before the first day Of May. A.
u. 1914. and settle their accounts with
said company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

Receiver of the Hub clothing Com
puny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

HENRYs MESSENGERS. Phone Ss0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

Implement. Eorbsr a. Co..
NIsuHa. Gasoline engines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

chantcrs u forty Shrinors will hu a
feature of every program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-27

THAT good strawberry sher'c' CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-01

followed Il with his small one. Much TO
his surprise. the trick went to West with
the king when he fully expected that card
to be with his partner.
The final result. OF course, was four
tricks for North and South and a full
filled contract for the opponents, giving
them game and rubber with extra bo-
muses. by reason OF the double.
Despite South's warning, North was
justified In figuring upon the king 81
hearts in his partners hand. Still an
other trick for North and South. with
North's twice guarded nine over West
would have been the result had the Lead
fallen In Souths hand.
Although Norths double may be ques7
toned by some players, the responsibility
for loss must fan on South. The latter
was trusted and the information depend
ed upon proved false. In order TO blend
or combine the partnership hands prop
erly the original suit bid. except In a few
cases OF unusual distribution. must show
high card strength. and unless this rule
is followed losses are sure to follow.
Players disregarding these principles,
especially those who still follow the old
bridge style OF bidding, will find them
selves undesirable partners and gradually
Stunned by members of the table at
which they usually desire to cut in
Another angle in sound original bids en-
short trump suits is illustrated In tho
following hand, played recently at the
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CALENDAR FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.

and the
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popular music;
Society; Century opera
College p ee
A Theatre
High School 3'lo p H.
concert by Max JacooS @ua'0'
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recital of Russian music Dy
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recital by !gnace
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The Kneisel Quartet.

A feature Of especial interest AZ the
next Kneisel Quartet concert. which taxes
place at Aeolian Hall on Tuesday even
ing. will be the performance of the bd-h
Concerto in q major for violin princlpals
and two flutes. Mr.. Kneisel VIII be as
sisted by William Kincaid and G.. Roscoe
Posseu. flutists, and the accompaniment
will be PLAYED by Clarence Adler, Ludwig
Mandy and others. Following ms WIZ
be the posthumous quartet in d MINOR 'i
Schubert Q797-1S20, which is without opus
number and appears as No. 4 in the Pc
ter's edition. and the programme closes
with the Brahms Sextet In b fiat major
for two violins, two violas and two vlo-
loncellos, Op. IS, in which Leo Schulz ana
lose Kovarik will be the assisting Al
fists