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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NE vs.

Company, lot So by 1876 feet, southwest
corner Myrtle and Sixth streets. Feb
rusry 20.
S5s0-Miss Clementine MacGregory to
same. lot SIS by 1856 feet. west side CO.
block I, of Copenniil Land Company
property, land lot is, Fourteenth dis
trict. February rs.
sl07--Mrs. I.ora u. winslett to same,
No. ga Oak street. IS BY lsO feet. FEB
S. .ooO-CharIes f. Thompson to Mer-
chants and Mechanics Banking and
Loan Company, 6t.61 acres In southwest
corner land lot 1888. Seventeenth DIS
trict. on Peachtree road. Also four acres
in southwest corner land lot 156, Sew
enteenth district, on Howell Mill road
se5s.-Edgar A. Angler to same, lot
AZ by 405 feet, south side Belgrade ave-
nue., c9s feet east OF Southern Railway.
Also lot az * 20 feet south size ~ E5 AK
street. Also lot $50 by 1850 feet, wes!I
side Angler avenue, 1856 feet northwest OF
Morgan street. March 2.
Liens.
s9O1-Wningham-T Tiff Lumber Com
pany VS.. Wyche Construction Company
lot 100 by 100 feet, on Hardin street,
100 feet west OF Myrtle street. March q
Loan Deeds.
S1.500--R. F. Knox TO Charles G; Har-
rison. lot $40 by "a by 400 by 1874 feet,
southwest corner OF Southern Railway
right OF way and Lorraine avenue, land
lot SO. Fourteenth district February D.
Cooper. lot % by 10 feet, northeast side
Spring street. IS feet from northeast cor
ner Spring and Luckie streets. Febru-
s1,5Oo-Georse l.. Mcneil to Mortgage
Security Company, No. re Highland
avenue. "a by $50 feet. March 2.
So, 00O-E. II. Thompson TO Edward A.
Goodman, lot t21 by 150 feet, northeast
corner Peachtree place and State street
s315-Lizzie Freeman ct al. to N. Z.
and c. W, Ford, No. IL Liberty street,
30 by 100 feet March g
sS6OMrs. Dora G. Jackson TO Mrs;
sse9 p spy te F FebrS 81 Ss e.
| S1,25O-1l. c. Little to w n. stewart
, lot IS by las feet, northwest corner Ash
by street and oslethorpe avenue. Feb
us55O1Mrs. Elols n. Dennis to Bank of
| Smyrna, Ca, lot 81 by so feet, north side
Gordon street, 9s feet west Of Whitehall
street February q.
IS OAR. II. Williamson to Mrs. En-
ma 7. Brown, LOT IS by ls2 feet. south
sl9S Ge street efn'F February issai Is '
81, 000-W. p. Walthall to Amulet A.
| OIL, lot $50 by 100 feet, south side Lake
avenue. S0S feet west Of Euclid avenue.
| February 25 ~,
seo0~-FIorence C. Feiker to A. M.
Ross. lot SO by 149 feet, east side Sin
| clair avenue, 154 feet southwest of Col
! quit avenue. February 20. -,
s.. 500--William L. Kemp to Fitch Sill-
bert, lot 1O4 by $50 feet. east side Sin
clair avenue, EOS feet southwest of Col
| Ottiff February ~.
81, 750--E IT, Thompson to y. II.
Hirsch, lot 40 by $50 feet southeast
corner state and West Tenth street
ST 500 same to Elvln Stern. lot tSo by
$50 feet, south side West Tenth street
| 40 feet east of State street. Feoru-
81 25o-Fred c. woodsp to Mortsangges
Bond Company Of New York. No. 2Oa
| Grant street. n by 200 feet March 2,
s720-W. c. IIennagan 70 j =, God
nv. lot 100 by OK feet, south side Column
| bia avenue. 100 feet west OF Nader
| lane. February l.
| nnnds fer Title
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03
FARMS FOR SALE.

an ~~5G'RFs Of rich, productive land; 4
mile of Lumber City, Ga. A good
,,an Of 800 people Largest pay roll
'o .., anita of any town in South Gem
l'sl Georgia. Good schools and churches;
10 nnre drinking water; health unex-
nsiiad 81 acres in cultivation: all can
bs cultivated. This is bargain. $50
Dsr acre; terms Address J. D. Vaughan.
f1phPr city, Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03

ARKANSAS LAND FREE~5O5 900 acres
Government land now open to home
stead entry. Guidebook with lists, laws.
etc, 25c. Township map of state, Csc
Ark.
IF YOU want the Choicest farms in
Georgia, YOU can find them in Rock
dale County For natural drainage, good
land, good schools and a reasonable tax
alton we are uneXcelled. Should you
contemplate coming to the Sunny SOUTH
land and enjoy baliny winters as we'll as
mild summers, don't wait, but write for
listing and say whether you want city
property or farm lands. Information
cheerfully given. r. L. Baker, Conyers,
Ga.
IN NORTH GEORGIA, Walker County,
near Lafayette, so acres; SO cleared,
balance timber; 40 acres level and rich;
at cross roads; store site; two houses,
orchard, two wells freestonc water;
cheap at s2.500; would exchange for
well located acreage or bungalow. Adj
dress H., Box 500. care Atlanta Geor-
gian.
!, 100 ACRES land, rich valley farm on
railroad; $4,000 proYements; price,
$40, 600; terms. American Sales Co..
Rome, Ga
FOR sALE-valley farms, Northwest
Georgia Suitable general farming,
stock, grain. dairy. Well watered. I'm
| eoualed climate Can suit every class
of buyer. c B Goetchins. Rome. Ga.
10, GOO ACRES Florida land: fine cattle
! and hog ranch. Price So per acre;
terms. American Sales Co, Rome, Ga:
FARMS FOR SALE.
| WE have bargains to offer in good
! farms, both large and small; also bust
ness propositions, located all over Bar
tow and Polk Counties, Ga, two OF the
| best and healthest counties in the State.
| II interested write for our property list.
J. r. YOUNG & CO,
Gainesville, Ga
| JOHN p. DAVIS & Co, ROME CA
THE best section In North Georgia"
| Have for sale farms from one to fifty
| thousand dollars. Reasonable terms.
SEE ME- for South Georgia Farms.
| Will exchange for city property. J; T,
Kimbrough. 400 Atlanta Nat. BIZ. Bldg.
| NORTH GEORGIA FARMS bought,
sold and traded. For full particulars,
| write or see c. W. HELMS, DALLAS,
| GA. --------
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
| -
HOUSTON COUNTY-700 acres, 81. 80;
now get busy, Farms. care GeoTglaIl
| YOTT can find work, your kind Of WORK
| through classified advertising or the
| persistent kind -----
FARMS FOR SALE.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-03
FARMS FOR SALE.

ARKANSAS LGN6 FREE~565 900 acres
Government land now open to home
stead entry, Guidebook with lists, laws,
etc, 25c. Township map OF State, CSC
additional l.. Z. Moore, Little Rock,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take salts to Flush kidneys II
Hack Hurts ar Blnddcr
hothcrs.


n YOU must have your meat every
day. eat h. but Hush your kidneys
with salts occasionally. says noted
authority who tells us that meat
forms uric acid which almost para
lyzcs the Kidneys in their efforts TO
expel d from the blood They bc-
come sluggish and weaken then YOU
suffer with dull misery In the Kid
neg region sharp pains IN the hnck
or sick headache, dizziness, your
stomach sours. tongue IN coated and
when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinRes The urine gets
cloudy, fun Of sediment. the channels
often get sore ana Initiated ohliging
sou 10 seek relief two or three times
during the night
To ncuirulize these irritating acids,
Ia cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the hody's urinous waste get four
ounces Of Jad Salts from any phar-
macy here; take a Tablespoonful In a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days aud your Kidneys Will then
act fine This famous salts Is made
from the acid Of grapes ana lemon
juice. combined with lithin. ana has
been used for generations 90 flush and
stimulate sluggish kidneya also To-
neutralizc the acids ia urine so Il no
longer initiates thus ending bladder
weakness
Jad Salts IN inexpensive cannot In
jure. and makes delightful efferves-
cent Whitewater drink.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10

al present ongagcd In dredging out
the basin surrounding the proposed
site OF their terminal docks and the
dock now in use, and today there Is a
depth OF water alongside the dock OF
% feet Tho work Of drcdging has
answered double purpose, inasmuch
as the mud sucked mp by the drcdscs
has been used 60 ON Ia the lower por-
lions OF what is known as Trumbc
Island. large body Of land which
was made" by She Flaglor system.
The land Was NAMED Tor Howard
Trumbe. the WcIl-Rnown contractor.
who had charge 81 THU particular por-
tlon of the work
The dock now In use, which N 1900
feet long. viii soon be- removed n
has been surrounded hy massive walls
Of reinforced concrete. inside of
which r. being pumped rock and
mari 90 make permqnent and I'M
dcstructiblc pier The new DOCK VIII
be much wider than the one now ln
use. but viii be shortened to q length
OF 1890 feet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
SANDOVAL COUNTY
DELINQUENT ON
INTEREST

when sandoVal county was formed
from part ct Bornalillo county sew
eral years aHo the legislature deorced
that u certain proportion Of the for
mUr debt OF the two should be- paid
by sandoyal county 60 this county,
which had just issued securities of
which sandoyai county had enjoyed
the benefit Interest on this debt
which amounts to some sG6,O0O. has
nov rcnched the sum OF fS,0i3 due
from the northern division.
The board OF county commission
ers yesterday instructed the district
attorney Go bring suit for this.
The county took action 90 recover
'onco before. Ia 1907. which was sue
ccssful The last interest payment
was ti.63i in October 1911.
owing Co the fact that District At
torney Vigil acts for both Borualllio
and saudoyal counties the court will
torney Go defend the action ~ the
latter. allowing Sir Virn To repre-
sent this county, which first autho.
lied him to act in the case.
The commissioner icfi the county
survey matter up 10 the First Nation
al bank. lotter from which was
read, stating that the bank had adj
yanccd Contractor John l.. thinner
man funds on the contract and ar
ranged with him to complete the
work
The commissioners disailowod tho
claim 0f sisO9 entered hy Former
County Surveyor A. y. Oglc for In
apoction OF Zimmerman's work. al
though District Attorney NJ a. Vigil
advised that II was legal claim The
board TOOK under adyiscment the mat
ter ct rebate upon the wholesale
liquor license ~ 4. f. Sims who said
he was now engaged Ia retailing ex-
CluslyelN.
Rev Fr. a. ~ MandalarI 3 j..
asked AN appropriation Tor st. An
thongs orphanage. The board also
took this under Amusement. as u dld
the matter ~ the burial Of the pau
per dead in the city, presented hey
city Attorney John q. Lewis and Dr.
H. a. Rcidy
/ r J. Topham was granted whole
sale liquor license Tor old Alhuqucr-
que. not for East Central avenue "a
he II said % have originally Intended.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10

quite number may be- laid OFT but
i believe. also. that such "a condition
mas WORK cut FOR the good of the
whole country. The trouble is that
We nowadays have too many ladies
and gentlemen In the United states
3y That ruenn the cause which has
led 90 congestion lea the large cities.
Here in Sew York, also. We have the
thousands Of immigrants who pour in
weekly and. evidently believing that
New york and 10 enylrons alone con-
ssitult the United states, they settle
risht down here. An these people
must bc fed
con the other hand young people
used Go remain on our farms. Bat
OF late ycars they have hecn drtting
to the rUios. These boys and girls
ind that they can move 10 factory
town. go To- work al instead of
O'Clock az they did on the farm,
work eight hours, get around 50 "a
day, and then put in their evenings
nt the moving picture shows They
think thcy are playing lady and gem
tleman So they crowd into the cit
les. too. This Nas struck home "a
me during an automobile tour OF New
England hast sumner, when was
amazed at the numbcr of farms ahan-
doned because OF that very condition.
D. 81 ans wonder, thercfore, that with
this congestion 81 labor, employees arc
being laid nn by many factories3
isack 20 the Land
"But if those who are laid Oft Will
GO to ans employment agency they
will lind that their fnres wiz 5e paid
pFunlpilg 90 Minnesota North Dakota,
oregon. Washington almost any
where h they viii take pp farm
labor Farmers are now crying Tor
workers Thcy need them and are
prepared 90 puy transportation ana
good wages So believe that this
laying of 81 workers la some cities
mas result IN sending many Of them
back to the farms. where they be-
long IL That does result we soon
again Nii bee producing far more Than
wo consume whereas Of late we have
been consuming more than we pro-
ducc"
Then you do not believe that
pending currency loEisiatiou should
operate as "a brake on business was
asked
"Ry no means" asserted Mr. Hair
rlnan - believe that amy currency
/ legislation witch may be passed VIII
work for good. u surely cannot work
for the worse A. 10 any points IN
such a law which may be found 10 be
undesirable or impraetIcable, ! be-
lieve they can ana viii be, quickly
amended In that WAY ] believe inc
proposition ~ allowing a reserve 20
be constituted ~ lawful money ~
tho question of regional banlSs--hoth
or which propositions have excited
Opposition ir some quarters VIII be
worked out ln the right way IN tho
end We need currency legislation.
nud ! believe that ans legislation we
got win be for the better
Naturally. when some Institutions
find that protected legislation would
laierfare with their reserves they
offer opposition They Kick becauae
they think they are koina to be de-
priVcd ~ a ffw ihlnas which they
have had before That n but humun
nniure however Every Individual IN
"a similar situation usually does The
same thing"
"What 90 an this talk 81 bank
conspiracy 10 dlacrcdll the admins
80 s---~~-H ~-e r.. -H-~~-----s--------.sa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
PREPARATIONS FOR
FARMERS WEEK AT
STATE COLLEGE

state College. a. a.. Jan 9.-Ac-
tive preparations are being made ai
the College for the fourth annual
Farmers week, which viii be held on
January iath 20 card Inclusive.
College and experiment station
workers have decided that the third
week Ia January ls q better ume for
the annual Farmers week than tho
holiday season has heretofore proven
90 be-. Acting on this conclusion the
above dates have been set and every
farmer who IL in any wa3 Interested
IN lettering his present condition in
raising bigger or more profitable
crops will be- expected 10 he or hand
throughout this important period and
CLEAN an that he can from the many
instructive lectures ana demonstra
tionH that will be given for his bene-
a. a fun schedule OF the topics 20
be- discussed has been published and
in the list 10 included soils and soil
mannRemenL crupF, crop Improve
ment and iillage. irrigation. orchards
-Varitles, planting, pruning, spray
ing. snudging, etc. gardening. in.
scots. livestock horses, cattle. hOgs
poultry, etc. dairying. slios, feeding
breeding. agricultural chemistry bi.
oi0gy. domestic science and arts
Copies of this program have beer
mailed Go all those interested in the
course n h expected that enroll
ment for this course VIII exceed that
Of former years
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10

blcheador basketball Same with the
state Normal al silver city on jan
ugry 30. The two teams, accumpana
ted by chaperons. Manager Goodcll
and body of rOotcrs, will make the
trip In "a special Pullman.
Mr.. George Nebcr has accepted
position with Grunsfeld Bros Whole
sale house.
Three marriages of especial inter
cst TO a. 3. g. students and grndu-
atos occurred recently. on Tuesday,
December 20. Mr. Wallace Crawford
aud Miss Matte Morris, both former
A. b. g.. graduates, were married
Miss Morris resigned her position
with Grunsfoid Bros just the day be-
fore Christmas Neat came the mar
riage of MT Oscar Butcher ana Miss
carol shipiey both former a. p. g.
students. Miss shipley was stonosrt-
phcr for the occidental Insurance Co
up to couple of months ago. ON
the same day az the Blueher. Shiploy
wedding Albuquerque and III Paso
were surprised by the marriage la
Los Angeles oi Jack Reynolds, son OF
Joshua Raynolds president Of the
First National banks OF m Puao
and Albuquerque, ana Miss May
belle Van Eaton. Miss Van Eaton
was graduate from the A.
- C. three years age, since when she
has been employed a. boOkkecpcr for
the Whitney Hardware Co.
ON Tuesday morning occurs the de-
bate between the Orange and the
Blue societies on RESOLVED That the
Government own the Interstate Pub
lir service Corporations" Aihrma-
tive. william ilorsehold, Charles
baubcr. ollie Kinds of the orange
Negative. g. sulier Ralph Gibson anu
Lillian SHllio
Miss Townsend principal Of tho
shorthand department, WAS called 20
kimhall =. d.. Thursday because ot
the serious Illness of her brother
Miss Lillian kieke, assistant instruc-
tor. and Manager Goodcll VIII handle
the work of the department during
Miss Townscnd's absence.
Many new students are enrolling
Tn the night school and In the curro-
spondenoe department since the hrst
~ January
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
4 New HOME Curc That Anyonc Cau
use Without Di.'nufort az Toss
Of Time.

- Wv AAAfAAN" y WV ANNANN aANAHAAHA wv
use Without Di.,umfort az f.Oss
Of Time.
We have New Method thar cures
Asthma. and We want you 90 ny u az
our expense. No matter whether
your case Is Of Ions stumbling or re-
cent development whether a Is pres
ent as occasional or chronic Asthma,
you should send ior free trial of our
method 80 matter ln what climate
You live, no matter what your age or
occupation, " you are troubled with
asthma. our method should relieve
you promptly
We especially want 20 Bend Il 20
those apparently hopeless eases
whore an forms of inhalers, doucheH.
opium preperations fumes. patent
smokes" etc, have allied. We want
go show everyone al oar own oSpense
that this new method ~ designed 90
end an diniCult breu ming. all wheez-
ing ana al those trrribic paroxysms
al once and for an line.
This free oner ls ton important "a
neglect a single dn, Write nov and
then begin the method at once. Send
no money simply mail coupon be-
low. DO Il To-day
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
,Frum The Sew YORK Globe
Commercial Advertiser

OFrpm the Sew YORK Globe AN,
Commercial Adveniser1
pcspii, thp oateniailuus waiting in
les qunrtcrs, therc is surplua of
optimism In tho business world Any
ore duubtiuE this mas hnd the rec
liable prophet who can prove 30 in
4oapph w. Hartman. member of The
nru of Iarriman a. 60. vice prcsi-
dent of the Mere hnnta National
bank and presidcnt of On, HurrimHn
National hunk ny reason of hia
many connections Mr Hartman alb
serves every slide ol the business
world general conditions through
"ut the country aud local conditions
us found Inc Wall street and IN the up-
town district Mr. Hartman Rith
All these opportunities 81 obserga-
ton is b thirty -third degree opfimlsL
"hns peasiniam to-day Hdld he,
With cordial rguiso. h. in sf,nl isl
the result 81 aenflmeniaiian. It's u
state ~ miud boo WIS. 0no person
croaks Go another about conditions.
and thc mttcr pnrsrB ID 0n. and so 10
goes Then e. ,ot 90 people set into
state uf mind whore thoy are all
most hlppy when they hear seme-
Onr'H recital pl troubles ifut I never
knew d Co inil chat when lot of
people sel 90 thinking one wny con-
difionH resolve themselves upon 10
coufso directly Opposite Tho peHia-
mism Ia this city b. found whulls be-
low Fourteenth street. Thnts nay
experience
ili- Creed ~ Optimism.
Here afc feN ef tHs potent points
iu Mr Hariiman's creed 90 opiimiami
rnct1flea are laying on employees.
hH ehiefl because uf congestion az
labor in tho hig cities Tho result
mny work Rreat good in that u mny
cnuse lnrse percentage Of tneae
workers ca return 90 the farms from
which many OF them rafne because
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
TNLEs
Business Is Good and Is
Improving, Says j. W. Hartman
Banker Looks for Seven Fat YearsDeolares Pess msts
Are Only in Wall strestLabOr Troubles Due to Surplus
of Men, He says--Workers Will Go Back to Farms---
Praises New Ravens Dividend Move

OF tho glamour of "rhy nfc."
Currency LEGISLATION now pending
in Washington is hound to mako for
the bc,termcnt of our financial sys-
there are ans defects la any bin
which may pass these wall be- suscep-
ubio OF amendment aud VIII boz quick
ly uRhtod.
There rs no such thing us 'con-
spracy ct the banks te 'discrodit
thc administration" sufh talk -
absurd.
The main inctor contributing 20 tho
"high cost of living has been the
drlft IL people from the farms to tho
cities. and the lack of labor 90 the
farmer who alill tries 20 work his
acres.
Railroads should be- permitted 20
REASONABLY Increase ghcir rates.
Artion of the Sew Nnrk, Nuw lin-
ven a Hartford ralirOnd in suspend
ing lia regular dividend does not war
rant pcssimlsm u wns "a wise struko
VI business had such % course hoen
taken years hgu it might not have
been necessary now Evcryonu should
support President EHiott in Sls ef-
fort Co right that situation.
Opening of the Panama canal viii
result boo tens of thousands Of tho
Immigrants who now cunscm New
York and the large eastern cities
lhndlng on the west coast They VIII
nnd the United states rs out there.
aa well az ln New York cuy. and viii
be- heuf ihe land where thcA can aid
the farmer and not Cungrsi mahu-
featuring cities.
~ am an optimist with "a big o.
said Mr. Hartman 'iuslneas 10
good There is as have said, pes
aimlsm below Fourteenth street htu
J shall explain that later. Uptown
there seems 10 be- supple money, peo-
pie are paying their Bills promptly
and business ia running well AZ tho
hank wo are makins iuuHs AZ usual
on proper credits. We Are buying
paper right along gopd paper, thnt
So Ana I believe that business -
destined "a constantly grow better
"sexen iat Years"
"Why even The nlhic supports bee
lief 90 that end added Ma linrri.
man with broad smile. You re-
member q snya rcferrlns te the
times hack there when Joseph and
Pharaoh were prominent Factors
that there shall bee seven lean years
and then seven lat years We'll ln
iWail street There has been practicniiy
no market since 1905 So. YOU see,
inc seven lean years have passed,
and / certainly Hm one of those who
believe we are entering upon seven
fni Years
yea continued tho banker.
"lhcre b. mitch lnlk 80 fnetnlles lay
FMS IN employees Wsll. that docs
mol affect me- optimism believe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
FARMERS TO BUILD
THEIR OWN RAILWAY
D, I.cn-cd Mlrc 90 E,rnlng IIeraId.

Ga Icn-cd Wire 90 Evening Herald.
GrcenNille Texas, Jan. Farm
crs at this section announced today
that they would build railroad eight
miles long to bring their milk and
other perishuhlcs Co market here be-
cause the railroad would cost less
than q good highway rho right OF
why which lies entirely through
property of the farmers Interested In
the project viii be- donated. The pro-
iectorF estimated the cost Of the rail-
road IA $4,000 q mile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
Nor1 "

Notice IL hereby given that tho I'M
dcrslgncd assignee of j. ~ Guoch
viii adjust and allow demands aga inst
the estate ana effects 81 the said J.
NJ. Goooh. assignor on the ath day
Of February, 1914, at gOs south First
street Albuquerque New Mexico.
JAMES &. SKINNER.
Assignee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
.&xBUSTNESS
COLLEGE ITEMS

The mldwintcr term opened Mon
dag with very large enrolment.
Among the now out Of town students
were Alonzo Sears and Walter Ham
mn OF San Marcni and Mrs Ruby
GRIMM of Socorro.
Miss Mildred Aver has accepted "a
position as bookkoepor with the
Whitney Hardware Co. Of Albuuuer-
que.
A new class ln business spanish
will be- organized in the evening
school Monday evening. january 10.
Tho basketball teams are making
arrangements to play return dou-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-10
Ken Meal.IIaNana ~,

Koy West. FLA, Jan 9. The Flag
Ter system Is completing plans TO run
ferries between Key West and ilaV-
ana. cuba. daily Immense terry
boats 10 hc used IN the service are
already under construction Ia Phil
adelphia shlpyards. The company ~