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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
4 VOCATIONAL
COURSE WANTED
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
State Teachers in Session at SPRING
field, One Thousand in
Attendance.

Springfield, H., Dec. 2a.-The an
|nual convention of the State Teach
ers' Association opened here tonight,
1000 teachers. representing every
part of the state, were in attend
ance The address of welcome was
made by Governor Dunno.
II is cXpa,lcl a small section Of
the association will iiaat tor the re-
Introduction Of Bible study in the
public schools A strong opposition
is regarded as certain. The lagisla-
tive committee this afternoon agreed
10 endorse the unit bill which pro-
yides for the establishment of vo a.
tionaI courses as a part Of the nres.
ant school system ana opposed t.
The establishment OF separate
schools FOR vocational traiainr.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
For Miss Lind

Notable among the holiday enter
tainments of the season was the
card party and dance given last
evening by Mrs. Charles Gilhotar al
her home on Twelfth street in honor
of her charming young sister Miss
corinne Lind, who is home from 81.
Vincent's academy at Cape Girar-
doau, Mo, to spend the holidays
with her parents MIR. and Mrs. Con-
rad Lind.
The rooms were artistieally deco
rated for the occasion in = red and
green color scheme. the holiday
spirit prevailing in the favors and
decorations. Christmas greens were
used with wreaths of holly. The
lights were softened by red and
green shades and cut flowers were
arranged in vases throughout the
rooms. On the front porch ther
was a large Christmas tree decorat
cd in many brilliant electric light
completing The Yuletide decora
tions.
An enjoyable evening was spent
cards followed by dancing. Pune
was served between the dances qnC
during the intermission there wa
a dainty ice cc'lrse sersed with cake
The hostess was assisted by Missc
Kate G.lhcfer and Kate Redman
There were about twenty-five Of tn,
Younger Set present and were pre-
scented with White carnations
favors Of the evening.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
Birthday Dinner

Miss Mary Ellen Stout entertained
few oil her friends With a birth
day dinner at hr home on lower
Washington avenue last evening
The affair was given TO celebrate
her fifteenth birthday anniversary.
The table was attractive in
Christmas decorations, and sumpt-
uous turkey dinner was served. Fol-
lowing the dinner the guests at
tended the picture shows
Miss Stout was assisted in enter
tanning by her mother Mrs. c. NJ
Stout and her sister Miss Annie.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
Personals

Mis-. T " Shoemaker has as he
guest Miss Mary Jansen of Ncrma:
IN.
W, Il. Wagner Of st. Louis. is yh,
ucst Of Miss Alta Bicknell OF Pom
lr street
John T. Williamson of St Louis
Of the Burlington route, was here
II business yesterday.
Miss Gladys Cohn of TAMPA, Fla
the guest of Mrs. n. ]. Martin
l7oS Commercial avenue.
Mrs Julius Richardson and son
Of Thirty-fourth street, are visiting
relatives in Lilburn, Mo
Mrs George Yunkor Of Peoris
WHO has been the guest Of Mrs. Otto
Fahr. has returned home.
Stanley Brown of Grenada, Miss
is the guest OF his mother Mrs. Jen-
mic Brown OF the Frances
Frank Karcher OF the Karcher
Brothers. undertakers, is making a
business trip to Eldorado, Ill.
Miss Jean Zeal who has been TIE
guest Of Mrs. G p. Crabtree has
returned to her home in Vicpna.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Boyd has r.
turned from Cleveland, Ohio. where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. John Ford and Miss Ruth
Copeland went to hickman, Ky, to
attend New Year dinner party.
Raymond Aydt has returned from
Corinth, Miss, whore he spea
Christmas with Miss Jewel Dillon
Miss Virginia FalcoDer has re
turned from ullin where she has
neon tho Y,teg4 ne Nfru fN.ooa r~Lr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
Entertains s. S. Class.

W. j Mcbride OF 2Gls sycamore
street, entertained last evening Ais
Sunday school class OF the Christian
Science church he was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs Mcbride. The
children enjoyed a very pleasant
evening devoted principally TO
games and closed with refreshments.
Those present were Guy Clark.
Edith Speed, Howard Warner
Eugene E. Ellis, Jr., Geraldine
Clark, Gordon T Ellis. Herbert Me
Bride, Clayton =. Ellis. Ruth Nc
Bride. Harold Mussman and Lester
MuSsman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
Card Party.

Mrs. John y. Messenger entertain
ed yesterday afternoon at her HON.
on upper Washington avenue with a
delightful card party, compliment
ary to her guest Miss Dorothy HoI
ton OF Alton, III
The house was beautifully deco
rated in masses of holly and mistlc
toe. Clusters of mistletoe hung from
the chandeliers, while red Christmas
bells and wreaths Of holly carried
out the red ana green motif
The diversion Of the afternoon
was 800" the high score prize wa
awarded Miss Edwina Sommers, ana
the second prize was given Mis-
Ruth Page OF Ct Louis At the
close of the afternoon Mrs. Messen..
ger served a delicious course lunch
con. She was assisted by Mrs c. s.
Rourque.
Among those invited We're, Misses
Dorothy Horton of Alton, Pearl Ken
dleman of Anna, Ruth Page of ST,
Louis, Dorothy Davis of Tamms,
Phyllis Smith, Laura Clendenen
Kate Rednan, Pauline FeutZ, Vivian
Rees, Margaret Blatteau, Hermine
and Florence Cohn, Mabel ant
Edith Langan, Cletus Schulz, Lyn.
cite Graaney, Anna Pierce Walsh.
EdwiEa Sommers, Helen McDougal,
Anna Vaughn Long, Blanche
Coombes, Ruth and Adelaide Rem
dieman.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
IT'S A WIDE V0-IDi

New York, pc. ga sai Zinc
es'el arrived I'm nort Saturday
whose creT dtl nc know ,h.ra Wa
4 war until sjgaalti outSid ba ha7-
hor by British cruiser. she WAS
the Norwegian bark nadaps Shr
left PadGng, Sgnatra, Ga NprAst
with cargo of coffee and sac 7r'''7,
cruiser was The first vessel she had
spoke to daring her entire passage.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
D. f. <. Club.

Mrs. Leslie Roche entertained the
D. FL X. Glib at her home OF
Twenty-sixth street, Monday even
ing, with a card party.
At 800" prizes were won by
Mrs. Kyle Ent and Miss Wiuifred
Cox. Among the out Of town guests
We're, Mrs. VIII Matthews of Kan.
sas City, Miss Ruth Wood of Helena
Mont, and Miss Pruden Malone Of
St. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
u. G. T. Entertainment.

The United Commercial Travellers
will entertain this evening at the
X NJ. X c. hall with musical, ban
quot and dance. A fine musical pro-
gram will be given by Mrs. Glendale
Morgan, Miss Mary Frances Woud-
ling and Miss Rose Howley. An
Elaborate banquet will be served
and the remainder OF the evening
will be spent dancing,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The discharge Of firearms Of any
Kind within the city limits OF Cairo
is strictly forbidden by tie ordi-
nances Of the city and anyone caught
violating the ordinances will he ar
rested and prosecuted.
THOMAS 4. FULLER
Caicf Of Police
Cairo H., rec 81. 1914 1925 Ct
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
W0MAN's MISSIONARY
SOCIETY MEETS WITH
MRS. OTIS M'DANLEL

The Woman's Missionary society
of thr NJ. +. church South will meet
today at 2:2o With Mrs. otis Nc
Daniel at 36a5 Elm.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
Wednesday Card Club.

Mrs. Herbert c. steinel vii, m.
terrain the Wednesday Card club thic
afternoon at her residence S6O7 Elm
street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
DO IT NOW

What? Join the Christmas Cl1b
at the First Bank See "ad"
elsev here this issue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30
Missionary Society.

The Woinan's Missionary society
of the NJ E. church South will meet
with Mrs. Otis Mcdaniel 1907 Elm
street at 9:se o'clock this afternoon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30

You viii be conIerrIns a favor on
US In reporting promptly any delay
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30

Lonnie Bondurant who spent the
holidays With his parents Or. and
Mrs. 4. A. Bonduraut. has returned
TO Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30

Leonard Bromley of HIS Poplar
street, is visiting with relatives and
friends in BardWell, Ky.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30

Miss Rosena Lawrence who has
been the guest OF Mrs H. n, Eichen-
berger, has returned to hcr home in
Union City, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30


holidays With his parents Or. and
Mrs. A. A. Bonduraut. has returned
TO Chicago,
Miss Rosena Lawrence who has
been the guest OF Mrs H. II, Eichen-
berger, has returned to hcr home in
Union CITY, Tenn.
Miss Nadyne Box who spent
Christmas with her mother Mrs.
Lucy Box. has returned to her home
in indianapolis, Ind
Mr.. aud Mrs William Matthews
who have been visiting relative,
here. will leave today for their
home in Kansas City.
Mr. ANA Mrs. George Friedrich
and son George Joseph, OF NiLtt
street. have returned from visit
with relatives at Terre Haste. Ind
N'S' W. f. WI u" HIS o''s"
.ue 3U'1' u 'if' Si9'e' "'S' L. y
f''e'' % ~ 'S'o" 81 e' l. '''s r.
~ N'' =" "e' i'o'''e ~ i'''''''.''"'"
Tenn
-N'S ''''' .''''', ''.> cur d e.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30

Miss Nadyne Box who spent
Christmas with her mother Mrs.
Lucy Box. has returned to her home
in indianapolis, Ind.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30

W. T. Wagner Of st. Louis. is Jba
ucst Of Miss Alta Bicknall Of Pom
}r street
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-30

Mr.. aud Mrs William Matthew
who have been visiting relative
here, will leave today for theii
home In Kansas City.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

Want a hgh-grade employe? or
the better grade of servants? Make
use Of the want columns Of The
Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

vim ho enabled "a overcome the mai
gin of thn leader ln lhis mornings list
sna place hafsrif to tho eummandn1
position "a tha mlaweeb count
Sow Is the Time for the eredost
uiiNitN ~ the ,ampulsu THE stech
HRiinfs provide tine Cnn8iduteH ne
lowest down 0n the llsi with means
ID overcoming hc difference between
Chem aud ihr leader ana offered 40 ad .
esd lnduocment % renewed activity on
the part 30 candidates who hate all
ready started the aetuai work Of ball
Got getting hm q la to the new can-
dmaio 81 enc one who haa so flt
btrn inactive chat che green hailat
should appeal One fongeat
Now Time a. start
the rampalen Is just slnftns iu
the real active halioi-scttnp Here
iafolc 1le candidates Wboso names
have appeared in tine lsl have doc
pended with but few cxeeptions upon
the support pigen ihem by lhcif
friend hronsh coupons published in
thc Morning lnuraa md pash slilm
NNiNIhf iNinNAN fHilNhh lhh'INH -"
frm stores Thcy have now come -
s realization 81 the fact thnt the
campmen cannot BE- won hy this
method subscriptions must be obs
tanned bp Those who hope 90 he eom-
prtiofa in the rnce Ca Girdle The
Globe And the longer time suhserin-
tious lhNt are secured the more caa
iy wln the candidate arrive at The
erM which She seeks
rrsN now tne real point Ninnin3
efforts and ten your friends u your
nandi1uaN Got every subscriber t.
ihr Morning journal and Il yeu live
IN town in The outside district H
which q weekly newspaper ls dubbed
with the journal 40 not fail 90 nei nii
thc combination subscriptions posal.
hlo tAerohN Decreasing your point
atanNns rapidly ana effectively And
remember tMt wIfh rCrv ycnriy sub
rpiIen 20 tho luUnal whether ii rs
q combination subscription or other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
NorIcn no cANnln yrs.

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

i7ol the Nfai time since enc lneep-
lian of lhe aWpalgn Mlm saaie ole
son, aae ~ mrs consistent warl,-
tra ara VINO has held SECOND paaitIon
continuously takes lho lead CHS
mainnR witu e mareln of 2ag0 points
over hiiss fiufrntr tIlrt, Who ie
the Nst 10 the mld weea count ThHta-
day Mlaa rWer drops "a second
plaee With tplnl point Mrrngih of
48.4ls, Wlth Ms loreua Molla jos
third plaec
WIN hHi SIS weeks 81 he HmpHiTn
set 20 eo end he ma3arllY Ell iha came
didAteH reih iu albuquerque aud
ihe oweide districts rllvlnT rrlne'-
pally upon c0aupna Nnl easn slips
for Their Advancement thIH a tnc
ffeasesi opportunity et ne campaisn
a. aet ntn the race and wu There
b hut fiuic mufeIn in tNf0r sc ny
candidate which may be aHN over
cemt bg haii dozen Ygafs eunmrfp-
uana of ono new lhfec gelrs alh-
saflplim
The sneeial lailel period means Is
boon NJ Tho candidates VINO ~ set
have nat staffed an Hcii,t campaign.
ID mtana iha ihy have Ihu oppNr
tuniiy % mount rapidly % the top
az abe ilsl aud feadfs overcome avs
possible advantage which might haVn
been raind hy q candidate who haas
heeu lonser n tho faec
Green Ballots Count liig.
1857 conforms tvery effort 0u new
yearly Subs ripliam for lhe ucNt N.eh
81 during tN continuance of thr
efeon haioi period candidates u hr
ent ~ town districts as weH ns thuae
IA district No whn have not BROS
eeuiod D Fcrg NIgoraHa wmpaien up
q this time have au opportunity tu
eam hy lfgps ana bounds EVERY new
hsarv substitution attained iHHns
the ereen hllioi peFlnd maans l3.-
0a0 points ZOE tHo candidate sntnrnF
ihe subscriptions The candidate co.,
0Ins faM MW yrry subscriptions
between noN Hud "Wednesday uoan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

wise groom ballots Will De mailed -
fhe subscriber You may collect
ihcae ballots from them or have inc
ah#Hbcr forward them duea. 90 the
Tour Department ot inc Monrs
journal and you viii be credited with
tho 6e00 points 20 each
Start your campaign tomorrow
morning aud lead the lis Do Thurs
eny morning. ewhint For further
Information can. write COR phone tha
IrW manager Phone l1G.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
DISTRICT No. ).

Including am territory In the coun.
Ties of Torrance, Guadalupe. quay.
Curry Roosevelt Chaves, Lincoln.
otero and Eddy embracing such cit
es and towns as willard. Estancia
santa Rosa fucumari. Clovis. Por-
tales E'ida. Roswell, Carlsbad. Ala
MOS Qrar etc.
Miss glack Eada. \. M... 1870
A.V'''. Qhhi Roswell y, M. l,leQ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
DISTRICT No. j.

Including 8H territory iH the eeun-
ties of Valencia, Mckinley SAN luan.
embracing such cities and towns as
Los Lunas, Heien, Gallup. farmins-
ien na Altee Alsa Includes all OF
northern Arizona, embracing such cit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

Deg and towns as Winslow. HolbrooK
and lfagstS9
Alrs n S Hiho Grants n. H.. 1925
Mary Didier Belen a. Moo. 1850
Mary Pitts. Gibson 81. M. 1850
Alberta ,chwaloc, Flagstaff
Ariz -. -. ~. ...... 1.2s5
I lenore trancis, Flagstaff Ar1 1885
l Mary Grecnlan, Flagstaff Ariz L225
Mary Bart Flagstaff. Ariz.. LEGS
Miss Puiiam Flagstaff, Arlz.. 1916
Mrs ElAnger, Flagstaff Ariz. POS
Bessie Moorehead, Williams
Ariz.e. - f.. ...... i,24O
Jennie Dagg Williams Arlz. l,23Q
/ Florence Nellis, Williams Ariz q u 250
Enfie Emerson, Williams. Ariz 1870
Edna Poison Williams Ariz. 1905
Blanche Campbell Williams.
Margaret Holiday. Williams
Arz. .. 1890
Mow Watson. Williams Ariz 1926
MIS-. May Bouling Williams
Arl1 .. 1890
Miss Stero, Cubcro, g. M.... 1,205
Miss Frances, Sehoyeta, n. IA l400
ftose Scorse, ilolbrook Ariz.. l2l5
Mrs. Swindcll Holbrook. Ariz.. l290
Joe McClanahan, Sprinserville
Arlz.. 1900
Afrs IA ~ fq,ris,tr iiatt.raot
Ariz.. ~. r.. ..... 1,24o
Mrs. q ~ Jordan tlolhrook
Afoida NM, iiIih,lt All, 9o5
Mrs MT t,rs,,,. iI'ihrl,ol
XII '"'''' oo5
,ri hil@ ,,,,,,,,,., 90, ~ 'S oQS
pnth it..,',,,,,,, A,t',, 9q5
y ,'sa % - 5So
Lose g., Lass 81, AItet, n. NJ ga 510
I1il, , ''a'V sa 80 o., 'o i'-'
y" M ON
MN ioatso,, AK. \, 9oo
MI, 49,, - 510
It9. ,ra,'i,.. ,t', Sia.
i Nc. ' f,.,, ,.,, oas
f l,,e,' , $3.50 III, tgtac Al SIX
III ittJf 49,, b. o4'' 80, 56g
ois i5 3i.i @4t1c ( A Sax
i 1Te ' eoiton Me- N s SIX
l- nao ,1, 9iuon A MS, n ~
G 'i, Ga 'iii,',', D. peoi ~ ~ oo9
i1lia, tf,li,,,,3,, I,,l v,ta,
oo5
,foroora, c,r,tto cam, S9o
Helen Ai.res ciheon ~ A. 15ig
: MIX. 4,iai n'pson, T. I" at2
ii'','''" 1,ot,nr @ Gai,n y A. az
,frs y, rn,,r',, ,'''',ei ~, SVo
Ne n,,' Ii,,4p' ' 11o
9 nls' y, =. Nooerts, "all1p Xxx
a a..., ul'y s'"l.uP, ~ NJ 49, i'Sd0
W. Suln al 'sol' n1iluP I, 80
,, y il''''g 'aNt"i,l iloiprook, Ar@' Xxx Xxx
i'ose i''M ~ WINSTON All~, Law
'ei,liie N0i-aN9' IT, Joseph
AIh' ,,..' '.'' '. ,',. i'1C1
eyIlna oW,lls' SloNli', ne, Arl@ i'-oo
"',il'a N"i'ohey' " ihsio"' oo-
i, Ail" .t.'.-'t'' l'1Vo
N'll' touiis' 1'llu p''' ,'o No.
Allce Waru' WINSTON, ANY I'1OV
I'm fayie' ASH orN, AIiz' l'1Vg
MlsH Me- lure, raliup' N. NJ ere i'lln
@aIy . s.i uah' N9ilup ~ VI w. / 'a aoo
W. t.ios'se, nollup '''' Xxx
Mrs Claude Wood, Gallup l24o
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

Miss Mildred Peters. caTizozo
n, NJ ........... l,lGO
Miss Lea KENNEDY, Carrizozo,
N. M,.,. .t., ... ..,,.... ,205
Georgia Lesnctt CWrizozo n
M. ....., 49,. ....... 1,22O
Anna Sehram, Roswell N. NJ. 1,240
Eta Johns Artesia y. NJ i190
Ruth Pittman, Artesia. ~ M.1140
Mrs. J. y. Atwood Artesia, N
M ... .4... .... 1850
Lucille McNely, Carlsbad. \
M...... ........ ....... LAO
Justina Baoa, TT sumner n.
Mrs. Antonio stanton, willard
N M.. . - 1900
Miss Ruth schrader Roswell,
IIlazie Maycs. Roswell. N NJ / ' ESQ
Sophie Church, Roswell ". NJ. 1915
Halle Nook, Roswell n. NJ Lao
Mrs Roy Nook, Roswell, N. NJ. 1,lG0
Ciossa Flowers, Moriarity n.
Mary stewart MoriorIty y
Mao. ..... . 1915
Lloyd Mel. Moriarity, \. M. i'22O
Nora Black. Moriarity. n M l240
Emma Greenfield, Moriarlty
~ ....... .,'... .'...... l,240
Nellie smith, santa Rosa, y.
" '.,'.. ''... .... ...t'... l,23O
Una N. Shane, Santa Rosa, n.
M... ..... III. .... 1926
Izoraida sena Santa Rosa.
N. M..... WITH. ..~.. 1890
Alice buckles, SANTA Rosa, y
Moo. .. .,..a l24o
M-.... ... ... -..... 1.245
M .. .... 1850
/ n Nj. ...... VI. H.. 1,28o
air. y. NJ. ..........,. 1900
Mrs George Higgins Noun
/ taInair y. M.~......... 1140
Grace sanders, Mountainar y.
M..... 49,. ..... ........ l,lB0
Berniee OrmG Mountainair n.
NJ. ..-.. .,......'... .t.....f LILO
Della Myers. Mountainair. \.
Alice .s.. .t.t ....t ...,.. l,l9U
Mrs e. r Noss, Mountainair
n. ...... go. .... 49,. 1873
Addye Chenworth, Clovis, \
M@.. A .. .....4. L2tO
Ncta Bills, Clovis ~ M..... t.210
Madge Tate. Clovis, ~ NJ. 1,2I5
Ruth lemphiil Clovis, N NJ 1850
Maudie Suman, Clovis y. NJ. 1.170
+ May fitchfield, clovis n. NJ. L2l5
Eveland Hamilton, Clovis, ~
Mildred Whiting clovis, a. NJ 1.2O5
Maedaline humphreN Clovis,
Mrs Dixie Moody, clovis. \.
a. $685. tt.t t'...-. LEU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04
DISTRICT No. T.


includes the city Of Albuquerque
and The county Of Bernaillo.
I 0hdie olesohl 3Ul FORESTER ave $3.50
4 tiorrhce 3aler, II Barnet bldg 1919
Lorena WeIls 322 IN 55'o95
~" t'N'tiil qua n. zhp ..t -'fVi
,eail Dorsen 2l9 y. Gth.. $500
MITE u = Esposto 4lz n,
liioat.WaN .+ .... l,2aO
i,osc Maharam 5iG W. central 2.iso
Gladys Mandell " 18Th 100. l2so
Rudy ilaria 5l9 y. 2nd lll5
huSr NJ liafsnh, vi y BdWN l,INH
Julla sieher 50l West Fruit 1880
Central iiao
Malle Fraoroli, Algarado
iiuiel '....t '....-4-.t.. l'j -
Margaret Franklin 1909
Hdlth .''. t,t ~. .F,.,.f. li24A
Gertrude Espinosa, ~
helen q Pcdco. MarncIlo
fIelou schmidth, IA s. Broad
way .. . .. l,l20
salome Stateson, 30i Walter ll09
Pcarl IumpkIns COS w. silver l,l9O
Emily sichIer, 638 West Fruit hll5
may May hef dEl n 4th .,.t lildo
Henrietta Wolking iol0 For
roster. ..,. ...,.s l265
Grace jorrodalle. 600 w, Gold 1900
fllN A"7i'ilvi 'l+ West 'ihH-
ito. . ..u. LIDS
Kathefyno Grlmmer 500 NJ
Eleventh. .s ,. t,,... loo
Beiyl kenworthy 5is W Fruit lt3o
" d
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-04

Roberta Breeding, Carlsbad. n.
NJ ''..i ..,, .. ... las
Bette Rule Carlsbad n. NJ. l.i05
Nellie Ekin Carlsbad, N. NJ. f.2l5
Laura liamez, Carlsbad, n. NJ 1.2f6
Willie Mathewson, Carlsbad
~ NJ LILO
Florence Nevenger, Carlsbad,
y. NJ. aga. +. ...| l.2ao
Mrs. 4. r. Parks Fort sumner
\. M.... M Ell. 81. l.24O
Laura Jones, Carlsbad, ~ NJ l,195
Alice Foor, Fort sumner ~
M.,.... ..., .... ......., LAO
Zoa Hunt. Fort sumner. n NJ 1920
Frona Hunter Fort sumner,
N. M..... .... ....,,. 1,330
Florence Finley, Fort sumner,
\. M..... ..., ... ..... 1,240
NJ" '..., .... l2I5
Jenola Dickson Fort sumner,
n. A. . . 1880
Clara Custer, willard ~ M l.l40.
Murlel Bailey, Willard. n NJ LAO
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lists chiefs tenure at the head of
Mexican affairs will be longer than
has been that of any of his three i'm
mediate predecessors. But if Car
rama cannot keep peace with Villa,
the latter may at any time start an
other revolution which will sweep
Carranza out of power and bring
more chaos to the republic.
Carbajal, who will be the ad inter-
i'm president of Mexico until the Con-
stitutionalists get ready to take over
the government, is one of the leading
lawyers of the republic. He is high
ly educated, or pure Castilian origin,
and is a member of the Mexican aris-
tocracy.
Carbajal was practically unknown
outside of Mexico prior to the spring
of 1911. He had for few years pre-
vious to that time been a justice of
the supreme court of Mexico, an Of
flee which he owed to the friendship
of Porfirio Diaz. 1t was in the spring
of 1911 that Carbajal gained repu-
tation outside of Mexico by bringing