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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

on Woman Suffrage In the peace move
ment. and Mrs Josephine Preston, sec
retary OF the public schools Of Wash
ington State. who will talk on The
Public School as a Social Centric"
At the regular Thursday meeting
Mrs. Harriet Taylor Treadwell. presi-
dent OF the Chicago Political League.
will be the principal speaker. On
Friday afternoon, Senator Robert l..
owen, now Of oklahoma. but former
ly of Lynchburg, will speak before the
senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections In behalf of submission to
the voters OF the state the Woman's
Suffrage amendment The hearing
viii be In the hall Of the House OF
Delegates, the floor being reserved for
he members of the General Assembly
and their friends. and the gallery bo-
ing thrown open TO the public.
Golden wedding Celebration.
Colonel and NJ 8. w. H. Chapman. OF
ln7 South Third Street. will celebrate
the golden anniversary Of their mar.
rage on Wednesday. Colonel and Mrs
Chapman will be at home informally
To their friends from to o'clock on
hat date at their home. No invita-
lions have been issued.
Visiting ut Granite.
Miss Sue p. S. Beal. who has been
now the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lewis
Fleming Montague. at her home near
Granite. Miss Beale VIII also visit
friends and relatives in Richmond, be-
fore returning to her homo at Tun
stall
returns TO Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kahn. who for
merly resided In this city. but for the
past year have made their home in
| Atlanta, Ga. have returned to Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Kahn will make
their home here with Mr. and Mrs. l..
Kahn. Of 22l6 Floyd Avenue
10 Give Musical Tea.
! The Ginter Park Woman's Club will
! give n musical tea on Monday from
/ 4 to o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
! William Redd. 7o5 Chamberlayne Ave-
I nue.. The artists for the afternoon
! arc Mrs. Thomas Whittet, Mrs Norman
! Call, Mrs. Frank Duke and Miss Louise
Barker. Ii will be an unusually at
tractive and pleasing event. and is
given under the direction Of the Gin
1 ter Park Woman's Club for the poor
J Of tho city. the funds TO be distributed
Trough the Associated Charities
PLAY Postponed.
The entertainment which was to
have been given by the Junior Aux
iliary OF ST. paurs Church in the lee
ture-room OH Friday evening was post
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

liam Wakeham. Hunter Blunt. Clifford
Wright and Thomas Spires.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. a. Didlakc. Mrs. vii i.
kerson and Mrs. Packard chaperoned
the affair.
For Miss Hobsun.
Miss Lady Hobson OF Goochland
was the honoree of n luncheon We'd
nesday. given by NJ SIS Bland Taylor
in her home In Norfolk
Covers for ten were laid, and the
cent cpiece was OF sunbuist roses, and
the candles shaded In yellow.
those invited to meet Miss Hobson
were: Mrs. Frank Coe, of Wa hincton:
Mrs. Gilbert Leigh. of Petersburg; Mrs
). H. Linn, OF Leesburg: Mrs Waiing-
ton Hardy, Mrs. Isaac r. Wake, Mrs
Walter II. Taylor. Jr. Mrs Walter n.
Vernon, Mrs. Arthur r. Stansbury.
Interesting Engagement.
Mrs. i. j. Gray. OF Bridrev.lle, Del,
has announced the cnga. ement of her
daughter. Elizabeth +. Gray, to Henry
Lee Dodson. son of Senator and Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

tCtntInued CA 1h.iu raseJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
CHANCE TO AID A
NEEDY FAMILY
Native Woman III on South
Broadway Has Husband Out
of Work, Many Children
and Nothing to Eat; See
Mrs. Coon.

one of the most pitifui cases Of
need which has come Co the atten-
tion of the authorities was reported
to-day by city Physician IN l.. @.
Rice go Mrs. CounE president of the
Non- Scotarian Benevolent society.
who will bee glad ca receive any do
nations. especially of flour and po-
tntoos. for the relief 81 the family of
Mrs Refugio Nuuncs. e23 south
broadway
IA b. pathetic case said DE-
Rice today. after sending az enough
food go best for day. The woman
wrote nae most pitifui letter OF APP
peal and ! flnd that her husband is
out of work, she is sick la bed her
SELF the baby Is suffering from severe
burns ou the face aud head received
from falling In the fire, and there are
tour other small children, They
have absolutely nothing with which
To- bus food and ! would urge an per
Sons who wish ca heip 20 see Mrs
Coons about the case without delay
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
GRANDF ATHER Of
RAGING SHELLS
RECOVERED
Oxford University Boat Clue
Regains Possession Of his
tOric Rowing Barge Of 1923.
ass Associated Prcs-J

New York. Jan. gi--Tho Oxierd
University Boat club has resaincd
possession uf the rowing barge Ia
which the oxford crew of 1893 rowrd
and won the hrst inter-yarsiiy race
against Cambridge university on the
Thames river near London on june
so. 1893 The boat which b. 80 feet
long ana Z feet 4 inches wide ut the
middle, b. constructed of nine streak
ur lap boards, keel and q gunwalc.
a Ions plank runs the lcngth ~ tho
center Of the boat and the thWaris
are supported bS single upright iron
STAYS. Tho heavier material is spruce.
the smaller ribs ash. and the main
timhcrs oak Tho tholo pins are mar
row ana the oarsmcn sat 40 the cN-
tfcmc opposite end OF the seat in
rowing.
The boat was used for number of
succeeding races and some ten years
Inter was stored in IN old htthhouso
q oxford as unnt for further use.
~ iNti sir Robert Mcuzics. thcu a
student and oarsmau 40 oxford. pur-
chased the boat ana hat 10 shipped TO
Loch Hammock There the historic
grandfather 81 an racing shells re-
manned until his death when % was
sold with other relies at castle Men
Slos Thus after seventy gears the
primitive racing craft has returned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

days and "a cloudy days Al Santa
Re 90 por cent of the total possible
sunshine was recorded. ana at Ros-
we'll 90 per cent The winds 81 the
year were prc,ailing southwCstcrly.
and not so great movement as either
1871 or 1919, although hirhcr storm
Velocitles occurred santa Fe rec
0rded GS.u23 miles or as miles per
hour. highest velocity 40 miles per
hour from the southwest on March
esd; Roswell recorded J9.1G6 miles.
or SIS miles per hour; highest velocity
GO from the west on July iith; AS
ricultural College recorded 58.aNa
miles or CO. miles per hour; highest
velocity 60 miles from the west on tho
18th 81 March The relative humid
ny averaged 90 per cent at Santa Pc,
fG per cent ~ the Agricultural col-
logc, and % per cent ne Roswell
CHARLES u. LINNEY.
Section Director.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

club had gone To- Buffalo 90 talk with
the Federal leaders OF that city were
dcniCd and the appearance here to-
day ~ a. r Carroll the Buffalo
hacker and Manager Larry schlafly
bore out the denial Neither of the
Bunaio men had any announcement
10 make.
Much speculation followed the arr
rival az Federal league headquarters
Of u large envelope addressed to
Charles Wcoghman. the local mag
nate. ana bearing the printed name
of charles Ebbets. ~ the brooklyn
Nationals Wccghman wnH expected
at the headquarters later in the day
Harry Johnson of Chicago has ace
cepicd terms ~ umpire IN the Nn-
tiuuul league. johnson was with the
Three ! league last year AVID with the
Western league in 1919
Tho signed contract or "Tcx" Rus
scll. pitcher. was received al the Of
ncc Of the Chicago American league
club today
ward Miller former cub outilcld-
en-. TODAY admitted a. his home boz
Dixon. IN. that nc had signed with
the ~ Louis Federal league club.
iic said he Will recoi,, splendid
increase in salary and THAI his con-
tract iH for three years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
SANTA FE TO MAKE
LOW RATE FOR
k. P. JUBILEE
Albuquerque Lodge Arranging
to Entertain the Visiting
knights from All Parts OF
State on February 18th,

The arrangements committee of
the knish,a of pythias in charge of
plans Coz the big jubilee 10 bc held
here February 40. la recognition oi
the hltieth anniversary uf the found
iug uf the urder held meeting Ncs.
tcrdHt afternoon with ~ a. Brown
division passenger ana freight agent
of the Santa Re. af which q request
was made FOR special rates to Albu-
gucrpuc from nll points lee New Mex
SEQ for the celebration
Mr Brown agreed to recommend
the special rate, which means that u
viii be- grauted The special rate OF
ono ana 0nc-third fare BE- expected g
increase materially the number oi
Visitors
The celebration planned originnlN
as "a iopal one haze now assumed ful
statewide proportions There ar,
twenty seven Knlghts uf Pgthial
lodges in New Mesico with tota
OF some two thousand active mem
h~fs Each lodge VIII have dele
gates at the state celebration ans
friom the nearby lodges large dele
gauous are cxuected
The formal program. which VIII h'
open 90 the puolic, will De held 10
Eihs thcatcr There VIII boz npecia
ceremonies in the lodge rooms and 8
number of social features will Do
added FOR che entertainment of th'
visitors
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
temperature of 7s.a dorroos-


The lowest annual mean tempcru-
ture WAS 31.2 az EhHahethtown ana
the lowest recorded temperature IS
degrees below zero az the same sta
ton ON the 1th OF January. This was
the coldest month OF the year with
an average temperature of 2gl de-
gross. closely followed by December.
with an average Of 2s.5 degrees. The
5th, SIN aud 9TH days of January Wor0
All exceptionally cold, but the SIN
was probably the coolest. The great
esq local annual range of temperature
was i3S degrees az willard, with "a
maximum OF i0G degrees aud u min
imum of % degrees below zero.
The precipitation of the state aver
aged 1855 inches or u2t inch above
the normal. a. determined from The
monthly averages and departures.
For the state, AZ a whole, the average
was IA Inches greater than 1919.
June. November aud December were
considerably above the normal, and
February. April and september slight
Is above, while May lu'y August and
october were far below. May cspcc-
TALLY proving very dr. month a
large part ~ the state averaged below
the normal .--atl uf the central part o.
Mckinley. Valencia and Sncorro east
ward 90 Guadalupe, western Chaves
and western Eddy, Including most ~
Oteru county averaged below the nor
NAL. the deficiency running from one
90 two inches or more, while northern,
southern southwestern ana the eust-
ern tier 90 counties averaged above
the normal the excess IN the north
east counties running from 90 Z
inches,
The precipitation OF tho year while
much more diversified than 1919, Ia
q general way followed the usual dis
tributi0n. the lower reaches of the
san Juan. Rio Grandc ana Sacra-
monto valleys averaged about 10
inches. tho Pecos valley, the south
west the northwest ana the central
plateau averaged from 10 90 ~
Inches; the northeast counties ana
eastern border counties from rs 90 20
inches. and the mountalE ARA Of the
north. the central. the southern aud
the southwest from 90 90 20 inches.
The greatest amount was 32.ts inches
az Anchor Mine. near the crest Of the
ranHe IN northern Taos county No
other station exceeded 80 Inches, al
though several exceeded IS inches.
The least annual amount was d.5h
inches az IRnark, southwest ponn
Ana county. closely followed by G8i
al Albuquerque and ESQ az san Mar
cial Nearly two dozen stations had
less than 10 inches OF precipitation
during the year. The greatest month
Is amount was ii0f inches al Ola
Fort Union ln June and the greatest
la any "a hours 9 inches at Portales
ON the tsth Of the same MONTH June
was the wettcst month % the year
with an average 81 s.os inches. while
May was the driest with an average
OF only Gas inch. There was an aver
age of Ga days with O.0l inch of more
precipitation.
The snowfall Of the year averaSed
4i.4 Inches. or more Than l6 inches IN
excess 81 the normal, ana i2 Inches
greater than 1919. January. February
and December we're months Of heavy
snowfall.
The sunshine % The year was con-
aldsrablv below the normal; there
we're igs clear days. ms partly CLOUDY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
BIG WHOLESALE MEN
IN CONFERENCE
HERE TO-DAY
New Mexico Wholesale Gro.
GERS Association Meets in
Regular Winter Session to
Discuss Trade Conditions.
BUSINESS OUTLOOK Is
GENERALLY GOOD

Tho New Mexico Wholesale Groccrs'
association Is In session In Albuqucr-
que today. for It's annual mid-wluter
meeting FOR the election of officers,
discussion of business conditions gem
orally and the wholesale grocery out
look Ia particular As usual rate
questions are occupying consider
able portion OF the attention OF the
men who dominate the chief mercan-
tile business OF the state. Repre-
sontativcs Of all the wholesale and
iobbing houses of New Mexico are IN
attendance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
PAST YEAR PROSPEROUS;
BUSINESS OUTLOOK GOOD

Perhaps ABOVE any other class Of
business men, the Wholesale grocers
are BEST able 60 gauge accurately tho
condition of business In this section.
Their ngures are on the very pulse
az the people, tho food supply, and
they are Ia "a position 10 know. The
heads % the grocery trade la the state
here to-day are unanimous la their att
tisudo Of confidence ~ rcgards tho
business outlook for the coming year.
From All parts of the state they hrins
encouraging reports Of prosperous
conditions IN mines and on the range
aud farm. and of a general renewal OF
business activity.
while the volume of business dono
by our house In 1913 was not us srcHi
as In some past years In our history
said one of the leaders this morning.
~ was one Of the most satisfactory
years we have ever had. I should say
that taking the year as q whole buy
ing was careful ana conservative rec
necting the general feeling ~ cBu-
lion which existed throughout the
country. But with the beNnning ~
the New Year the volume of buying
has shown 70 marked increase. There
Is "A pretty unanimous feeling of com
ndcnce In the immediate future.
There Is every reason for this conf
denoe in 81 far an state conditions are
concerned and l can see very little In
the outlook that is not rcassurinE
This. from one of tho most con-
sentative of New Mexico business men,
and ono Who al this time a year oso
Was shroudod IN gloom--duc, ms close
friends say. to certain rcgrciinhlc
election results--ls not only cncouraE-
ing itself, nut - repeated in sub
stance ana with emphasis. b. prac-
tlcaliv al of his associates IN the
Wholesale grocery trade.
Among the grOcers who arrived last
night and this morning are Frank
Jones of Jones' Downs and Co, silver
civ: Harry W Kelly snd Clarence
Iden. of Gross. Kelly a Go. Las
Negns and santa Fc' & y EarickFnn,
~ pecos. \. n; NJ. ". browns 81 Las
Vegas. G. r. Romshcrg OF Ration, G..
- cotton, 80 Gallup The Albuuuer-
que men attending are Wilmot W..
Booth. OF GROSS Kelly A Co; Max
Nordhaus and u Weller of tho
Charles HELD Co. Il. T. Putney NJ.
H. Sabin.
Offlccrs Re-clccted.
The prncers this morning re-cloct-
cd last Years officers, as tolioWst
resident Harry W. kcllt
VICE President Frank y. Jones,
Secretary and Trcasurcr-M W
Browne
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
BUSINESS COLLEGE
BOYS WIN At
SILVER CITY
Young Ladies Meet Defeat at
Hands of Normal School
Girls; Teams Play at Dem
ing Tonight.

According io kilograms received
at the Albuquerque business college
lau night the basket ball teams
again divided honorH with the Silver
city Normal school at silver city
last night. when the Albuquerque
boys won their game by q score Of
% 90 ~. while the girls team was
defeated by silver City's fast players
by "a soon, OF 10 90 90. Tho games
are reported 10 have been the best
over played nt silver City. The Al
buaucruue teams will play tonight
at Doming.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
zEIDER TURNS DOWN
$4,000 SALARY At
NEW YORK
Baseball Prize Reputed to
Have Joined Chicago Fed
erals Rejects Offer of Amer.
leans; Many Stars Signing
lny Leased Wire 70 E,cnIhe Hcrald.

tby LEASED Wire tO Evening Herald.
Chicago Jan. eat kolhc Hoidcr.
who is reported a. have Joined the
Chicago Fedorals. refused AN uncr nf
81 600 salary 60 sign with the New
YORK Americans ZcidCr wanted
$4,000 ana chance 10 play third.
bat Arthur Irwin. representing the
Yankees. would not grant the differ
once in money nor, with Mascls
prospects of another good year az
thiid. would he promise Zcider an
opening there. These facts were
given out today by Irwin Reports
that Catcher Sweeney of the same
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
MORTUARE.

The body of .. A. kemmerle. who
died last week In Douglas Ariz ar
rived In Albuquerque this morning
aud tho funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at aiao o'clock ni
the residence OF }. l.. Bell SOC South
Third street. Burial viii be- in Fair
View cemetery. ar. kemmerie was
d brother ~ Mrs Bell. Mrs l.. White
Of Albuquerque. MIS- y. %. Douglas
.of Trinidad Colo, and Mrs. o. ".
Clemens OF WinsloW, Arlz.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
HAS
NEXT TO LEAST
RAINFALL
By Far the Dryest Spot in Ele-
waited Part Of State Accord
ing to Weather Mans 1918
Report; Year Unusually
Cool.

\ Albuquerque had smaller Z
. rainfall Boa the year 1919 than =
. any other high-aliitudc spot Ia =
= New MuAIeu. according 60 the =
. following summary 81 the years =
. weather iu The state just issued =
. hy tde weather bureau in Santa :
. re. The only other place report '
. ed with less rainfall WAS Lam :
. ark. southwest bona Ana county, =
. at the Texas line. $500 feet low
y or. and The difference here was =
= only tenth OF an inch. The
. local rainfall was 6G7 inches. Z
= nt i.nnnrk. 6.ss.
. All OF which substantiates Al-
. buquoruucr claim 10 having the =
= dryest OF Ncw MeNico's dry cli- :
= mate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

General summary. New Mexico scc
tlUn: Year 1919.


The mean temperature Of New
Mexico for the year 1918, was sos. or
rs degrees below the normal az de-
tormlncd by the monthly means and
departures The year 1919 averaged
slightly colder but, with this eNcep-
ton, the soar lust closed was the
coolest of rroord Compared with
1919. 1918 Was 0f warmer bat Il was
almost degrces colder than 1911.
with the exception of May and No.
lember each month OF the year aver
aged below the normal. the deficiency
running from O1 degree in AUGUST 90
as degrees iu January. The latter
month. along with March and Sep
TENDER wcrc the coolest months oi
record in New Mexico. The deficiency
IA temperature was general over the
state. greatest however. la the north-
west counties where q averaged from
degrees to 4 degrees or more q day
below the normal
The highest annual mean temper
nturo was ets degrees at Carlsbad
and the highest recorded temperature
i0a degrees az Carlsbad ana isichlana
on the 1iih OF July The first TWO
weeks Of July wero The hottest or the
year and maximum temperatures
above 100 degrees were recorded each
day nt many points 10 the lower
southern valleys. hat the Inn was
probably the hottest day OF the year'
Temperature 81 100 degrees on nigh
en- were recorded each month IRON
May 90 september. inclusive 90 some
on the stations M lhc .loHcr valleya ot
the state. subs Nan the wnrmest
month Of the year with an average
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
TOM MCCORMICK GETS
DECISION ON A FOUL
RY Icascd Wire 90 Evenmg merald. !

Melbourne. Australia, Jan. a.
tom" McCormick. the Australian
pugllst. was today given the verdict
on o fOu, ln the sixth round az 90
match with Waldemar Holberg, the
Danish puEilisi for the welterweight
championship OF Australasia Hol-
berg Was outclasscd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
Chronic Indigestion Permanently
guro1

"slx years ago" writes =. y. Car
renter. Fast Aurora n. ~, Il was IN
very bad shape suffering from In
digestion. could not eat solid food
when friend advised me 20 try
Chnmberlaln's Tablets ! found such
relief from one box that continued
unlng them untn cured. and though
slr years have elapsed / have not felt
the slightest return Of my former
trouble" For sale BY al druEgista.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
COMMITTEE NAMED ON
THE ADVERTISING FUND

President kasomau Of thr =
. Commercial Club last nlght an =
= nuunccd the committee on the .
. $500 per month advertising =
. fund, authorized hy tho Conn .
. merclnl club at It's meeting last :
= Tuesday night The commit
. tee is expected Go begin its .
= work Monday and a. as follows .
. ~ s ltnscnwald. chairman; ~ .
. \. Macpherson. Dr L.. s. Pet 4
. era Dr Hugh A Cooper. v. j.
. strong q. ". Pee, and James .
. a. Blaincy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Promoter Fred sloan of the siVct
city boxing club. has offered 81 bid
tor % fight there for Kenny chavez
aud wants the Trinidad boy 90 mcc;
Eid williams OF El puso there. che.
sea also has uu Invitation To- box be
Zorro the Springfield. Mo. club on
February 22nd with ollie KIRK,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Fnrmrrs. machRnies Hllroaaers,
lahOrers. rely on Dr. Thomas Eclcc-
uc on Zine for cuts. burns bruises
shoula be- kept ln every home csc
ana COO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
TO the scene Of IT, earlier trlumphs
and history making.

Members OF the University Of Penn
syl,anla varsity club confined 10 ath-
letcs who have won their letter, VIII
hereafter wear special lapel badge.
six designs have been adopted. The
football lapel shows gridiron. bnae-
BAH diamond; track and field an
oval. rowing, reversed oars, and all
lied sports chcCkcrboard The
background in all cases is blue sur
mounted by red and gold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

In nineteen major ana minor out
door sports recognized boy the eastern
colleges az intercollegiate contests for
tho season Of isI2-1a. Harvard leads
In championships won with seven
nrsts and one second. Yale is second
with four nrsts aud four seconds, and
Cornell third with two hFsls and four
seconds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
SMAULDING LEAVES
FOR FIGHT At
SILVER CITY
Husky Colored Man Believes
He Will Whip Jack Herrick
in Coming Encounter; Cha.
vez Gets More Fight Engage
ments.

a. smuuidus. who be- Co nice;
Jack ncrrlck ut silver Gus. Wed
uosday uipht loft tor the southern
town last night. confident ina he
Win pat hiH man out Smaulding is
in good condition and his friends
here think Dee viii %, liable 60 get "a
decision over ticrriCk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

ron RENT Two-room furnished
apartment with sleeping porch,
ught. heat hot and cold water. Gi5
East Central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST Between down town and St3
W Gold, watch fob fancy golf
head. set with diamondi MONOGRAM
w g X on back. Finder return 20
W q Keim. rooms 26-27 farnet
nldgp or phone 1857 and receive 81
reward
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

The procers this morning rc-eloct-
cd last Years officers, as folloWst
resident Harry w. kclls.
VICE President Frank y. Iones,
Secretary and Trcasurcr-M W
Browne