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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

room In the lodging house.
me couple owned considerable
property in Fremont.
On retiring last night he told
MS landlady. Mrs. Alma Reed, TO
call him at 3 this morning.
she did so and declares she
heard blanchard respond.
An hour later she noticed gas
fumes. and, with a roomer. A. M
Lunstrum, investigated and found
Blanchard lying dead on the bed.
with his face close TO a gas plate
propped at the side of the bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

Top floor. baby chick.. isc each. tshs
apcbs ste each baby turkeys Tkr each
stall tqt. Washington straw berries. s.
and Toe bon. sweet ranfaingpes. Sc and LOO
each new peas Sc ~ stalls 1888 :
pkKs ffuis Jar rnhhers 1901 dnE not
ufsgs. &C. rorn starch. tcs assnrt~ - spices.
81 can stalls 1913 Green Lake egss
aac dos. fresh rhurust butter 3 lbs ssc
tlr mug hutfsFmfih. O. stalls and 7.
pot rnsst iec and 1870 ~ hrisksi
cornea beef. ttr ~ home rendered lard
iec 10; veal stew ishc u shoulder
lamb Sc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
SOUTH End

soctete chocolates, asc 10 Stall 80,
sugar. 3 II, 1se. pure cane sugar. lbs
Gee. Stall ts ranch esFs. CSC dox. stalls
as-t7. delicious Nahimacnts. sbc basket.
81 crate stan g. fresh cut roses and
carnations. 1so dor stan %. AN pickles.
ie zach real home made scrappie. zoe
10 uydo's grape juice. s3-oE. hottie, ebc.
stall g. assorted cookies. : doz csc. huns.
inc doK stall ts. soc societe chocolates.
asc 10 stalls sa-si. fancy bananas. lac
dor stall 3. yellow beans. lbs. isc.
choice curumhors for ifc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

lbs beet Frsnuiaied sugar. spc stalls
fi-s fresh crabs cans gbc. stall itea.
tir cans - oysters zee. 2sc cans for Ice
zoe cans honluY. Tor Tie stall 1898.
Grape Nuts. lee pkg fenox soap. Sc
bar. all lee spices Sc. stall ~. isih. un-
swectensd chocolate. atc. 1-lb can aGc
chocolate. sic stall 80. rolled oats or
wheat &c 10! ! inr cans ~ soups 7be
stall 50. peanut butter lbs 3bc Diii
pickles. lee aos home made chow -chow.
i6c ct
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SANITARY


stalls iss-ist. pure California orange
honey ioc Jar. n, Jar zsc. at Jar CSC.
a bottles rfap~ Juice soc stail a..
fancy peas, Sc -. dollhouse tomatoes. itC
Ia new potatoes ihs Zoe Stall "a.
boiling beef. ice N pot roast. ~ NC n,
lamb steaks isc NJ stalls at-ae. 20 lbs
sugar. 81 dnE hoxcs matches. asc. )
pkEs Jelly powder. gtr. s6c bottle grape
juice zoe stalls ai-sa. fiiiet sole. 3 ihs.
ssc. fresh sandals isc N. fresh smcit.
! fhs Sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
PAY WITNE SSES

Held for 30 days In the county
Jail as witnesses in the murder trial
OF Jacob Konnturi. three men today
were allowed a dollar day for time
thus spent by Judge Tallman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
JOY OVER DEATH is
DEFENSE OF WOMAN

PlTTSBURG. PA. July Mrs.
Margaret Snyder won discharge in
police court by declaring she was
drunk In celebration OF the seventh
anniversary Of her husbands death.
I'm SO happy without him." she
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
Today's Healthogram

Bow legs Is a condition which
results from the child trying to
walk when the leg bones are not
stiff enough to bear the weight
without bending. To prevent
bow legs, children must not be
encouraged to walk before their
legs are ready. The feeding
must be such as will harden the
bones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
CUTrINs GRAZ n

WALLA WALLA, July Thar
vesting one of the largest wheat
crops ever reaped In this valley
started today.
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on LONG FLIGHT

NEWPORT. Cal. July Aviator
Glenn Martin. flying a hydro-aero
plane. assembled here shortly after
II o'clock today TO make an over
water flight TO San Diego
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
FIGURES IN NEW YORK
MYSTERY MURDER

The slain woman. Mrs. Louise
Bailey, killed by a bullet Just as
she left the office of Or. e.
Carman, whose wife had a die
tagraph Installed near his desk
10 learn of his conversation
with women patients. II is be-
lleNed the shot was intended
for the doctor. In the center
Is w. D. Bailey, husband OF the
slain woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07
HOMESTEADS
FARM LANDS
ONLY S4ln

For BIS acres % good, rich soil that lea
fine. and only few blocks from good live
town Of 1890 whore there IL lots Of
work nne clay loan soil. no gravel.
rock or hardphn; viii produce good
crops Of anything that you wish 20
raise part fenced. acre slaahed
plenty potatoes planted on cleared
ground FOR home use ahuadance Of
pasture for hogs or COWS You can live
on and Improve your place while YOU
work IN town. Terms s7b down and SO
month u. A. uhiln. iiib American
Bank Hidg
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lINlGDLM
BE AG&
park

We put this addition
on the market about
five years ago. when II
was covered with heavy
timber. and people
wondered how we OK.
pectod 10 sell u. hut
We appreciated It's nat.
urnl beauty and put In
n good water system
(which we aftcrward
turned over without
cost 20 the city. and
we now have city wat
err. cut out the undesir-
able trees and made n
beautifully parked add
ton divided into
i6i quarter acre
tracts. We have re.
served for business
purposes .. SOLD lis.
and have remaining 20
large view tracts. which
we now want 20 close
out. and are willing 10
make II an object TO the
seeker % a good home
site. Morp than one.half
OF the purchasers have
built their homes there
and are now living on
the property.
Good car service. city
water. large school. and.
In fact. all the city ad.
vantager.
Only 80 minutes
ride from Pioneer
square.
COME IN AND LET
Us TELL YOU ALL
ABOUT 1T. II will be
worth your while.
The prices are from
$3.50 10 $3.50 for a largo
tract. and you mako
your own terms. DO
NOT PUT 1T OFF
Come today
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE SILL coon
1x--7s}N BASH AND DOORS
We make thea ourselves and
f@-Z know that they ase ~ good
lk--1aA1 AZ can Re made "Quhntity
IS rrodueflan - Quality
ths-~sI DeaFr l. our mette. quick
= shipment frem iarsr stock
llrEEV 81 panel do - 10 sas ~ 80
Craftsman doors. So 81 Go
kfxxI front doors. - different
- styles up from .-t.. - 90
U III Fancy front doors, F3fs up
-, t-iiaht barn sash ..egcu go
fE-iisht windows .s... Tie up
bungalow easement sash. 10
desixns. a. sizes sac W
sash frames. with siii .. a9c
kA Inside window trim. IA sets
10 pieces. No waste, tee
Cupboard doors a speciality
screen doors and windows
q our owu make. standard
AI sizes IN stock We soil any
body shtp anywh here Ask
for cataiHE %
o. " WILLIAMS GO.
SASH AND DOORS
t4ff FIRST Az 81 Seattle
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place was the next logical location
of the stockade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

Too hot to make a singl&
unnecessary step. Phone your
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- Female HELP WANTED

- Female HELP WANTED
! Lost notWeen rier u aud . W station.
tau leather grir, name Arthur " Lam
non an tas Reward and no questions
asked n returned to lea jackson 81
or phone Main eseo
Wanted Women aud Girls 60 pick ber.
rlca and work ~ fruit canurry cabins
hunks wood watof and cook stoves
free Good work and soed cutting Ap.
ply Sp washington =
EFATrLE kMrLoN MINT oFticE isit
Thtrd av, needs cooks. wsitressss
~ y ssJ,c -, sSS esg.sgsle.>~~
10 MALE HELP WANTED
NATIONAL nARnEh CoLLEuR
Wants men and women 90 learn tho bar.
Der trsds. vases paid while learning
Call 90 write
iush GRADE school a. washington y,
sAVH MONEY AZ tie naresin store. 10
Occidental, corner Main Handles new
and second hand clothing tools, guns
tfunkH leweiry Alaska OUTFITS. nrins
al and Eei 10 per cent discount
MoLkR nAKuNR CuLLnaE
Want. men and women 60 learn barber
trsie Wages paid shils learning
f-s Occidental AZ aeat,i.
WHY po LUNpoufsf- SELL tes
fnsn's suits Tor titr because they sell
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
oreen NOS.
lIiuH GRADE nLun sERuE SUITS
itfte OoHdAn Tracte Mems Upstairs
SUIT shop. second floor Trader. nidr
sasA Third sv
wanted "A eeurie - good team.
snH OUTFITS a. tslhsaf' t"l stsa
IVY, ~ ~ sss l'l sea.s hssis"s hou''
An. "a =, 30 ar,s. a, g.th..,,
ana willing 10 work. can and see
as u,rsr v,,,vr,r,
100 e''m'n block
Yarher sbnp Tor sale apisnatdiV located
good business lease owner called
away Fsw such chancss Aadr.s.
H.Est star
--------------------' --=--------------------
49,.
sis aiii near ca,hesrt. pisniy Of
timber and a good opportuuity fur
tho right party. a. ~ are build
ing thr roads For particulars
see West whe~isf iQP colmAn
block.
-
Wahtsf~~Fwe msn learn auto and truck
driving ara frrsirins l.aoe FOURTH
FAT AZ ZION 'HnNN ass ANh rtke
LYON nutLDlNo
Etiiott siss
IEHRN OFEENrfN0 MoyfS9 rfc-
tars ruachins. earn $50 weekly OF.
ftee 10. cedar a. "a ~ 90 p m
ssVs 81. Se,,T .s,ie. eiii ~ ,Fs r,.slf.n
Cafeteria second floor. tes Pias
kavanaurhs b 30 Has ices rirsi az
PTKY roof ~ az piKr sr
% pEpcnMAr
- No y ~ f'Io ----.
30 reward fer Information ipadinE % she
recovery % the Nndg % HeurF y Roe
aTesn ~ hs9asf.au naf. near hgss
$3.50, ~. s.,....s. -,
.i.rs.ss uss, hic,s ,,,s,,,s ,h.,s,
except short clipped rnustachs. hisna
hair and rnus,aehs. Netify ps VIM
Y scott SO isth av. y. Seattle wash
Ia9.s t-est ~.
THE BRISTOL HOTEL
Newly furnished throughout. strictly
.neassn. rates 80 fss wssS ara %
psa ana up oPs"
waiter. rTsp
.vsgrh. 49,, 80 80 1900 s.fshs.
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.rerties rirf wsi~et ,1afgtnrre a.
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eerre.pendsnt. strictly confidential
$780,. 80 .s..s, ~. s-..t.f No..
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X 81. ,,,,,., : -, ; K IA g.,
-
MAssass alcohol rub vihretpsY treat.
1855 ''
Would fou NAhHf " SUITED join
s~attiss Reliable Ffiendship Club. Afs
h-s 80 '"'VN - NpA ~ IN"'ss
ksvsnansh.. 500 Vat. tees rtr.t az
hIliWIFE-Ahs ANNA Wtit-EfkSES.
ISIS ltfh AZ y " Fhrne taNarf i9kT
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified Ad Rates

Alphabetically ArraaEed for the con
Nenisnce ~ cur nuay Readers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-07-07

Wanief-A man % pa, IN a shin
sie miil near Cathrart plenty %
Timber and good Opportunity Tor
tho right party. a. - are build
tng thr roads For particulars
see West a whe~isr. ieg colmAn
block.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
ROSWELL MEN GET
BIG A CONTRACT

Roswell. n. NJ, April S-Tae
Farmers supply company nf this city
has secured from the Roswell Pro-
duce company a contract FOR the kl
Paso Milling company to supply eau
tlloupe crates for about 100 acres
OF melons. az Portalcs. Roswell. Ar
tesla, Lakewood and Pecos. The Ros-
well Produce company, Of which Mr..
Turnbull Is the has secured
the contract 20 handle the crop from
this acreage and VIII supply the crates
FOR all the melons 20 be shipped from
the ariou farms under the contract.
From 100 20 geo crates per acre wiil
be required. the number depending
upon the crop ana the condition 81
the market when the crop Ia ready to
ship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
WATER ABUNDANT
ON PROJECT

Maxwell. y. NJ, April s-The
water In Hebron dam continues to
rise, although " second feet continue
20 flow from the outlet TO fil the
various lakes on the tract The water
in the dam Ia now within four feet
OF the spiliwny and the prediction Is
continually made that before the end
of April every reservoir ON the tract
will be fun TO capacity and water
going Ia waste from the Hebron dam.
Lakes IL, rs and ~ are now as
full as they can stand Water has
been turned into Lake a.. which Will
be nlled within ten days. Then Lake
20 will receive an il can stand aud
then the water will be allowed to ac-
cumulate Ia the dam. on the other
side Of the tract, Lakes 9. 2. : and y,
which are supplied from the Yer
mejo. are receiving a small bat steady
now. as the snow In the Vormejo
water shed melts slower than that
above the sugafite. There Is no
doubt, however. that these lakes viii
receive sufficient water before the
first of June. Al this time Lake 2.
the largest reservoir on she tract, Is
considerably more than half full.
Contracts In duplicate have been
signed, sealed and delivered between
Charles L. Davis. owner; Louis n.
Swope, cement contractor, and Walter
Greenwood. building contractor. for
the erection OF a two-story cement
block building 10 be built In Maxwell.
Thus the long drawn out discussion
and prophecy and ak Of the public
hail fn Maxwell II ON the verge az
being realized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
N TO COOPERATE
IN BUILDING NEW ROAD



Carrizozo, y. ~. April THE
state of New Mexico. United states
Senator A. y. Fan. and the counties
Of Lincoln and Otero are going 10
cooperate In the building OF a mort
important piece OF highway. thut
stretches from Tularcsa To CarrlzoLJ.
The proposed auto road run for sew
erai miles through senator Fairs
property az Three Rivers and he has
agreed 60 build all that part Of IL.
George T.. Monett who recent, vis-
tied santa ne to confer with the state
road commission. secured a promise
OF substantial state and for the pro-
joct.
State Engineer French Is soon %
complete a survey VI the road from
Carrizozo south. Lincoln county has
about p miles 90 the road 10 build,
and $4,000 with which to busld Il "
the state commission c~o-opcrates as
has been indicated.
The county road commission has
appropriated 81. 800 for the work from
the Otcro county line between Three
Rivers and Oscuro to Carrizozo. with
the understanding mat the state hien-
way commission duplicate the amount.
btero county had previously
through It's road commission. appr9-
priated a like amoupt FOR the WORK
from Tularosa to the line and had
been assured BY the state commission
that the amount would be duplicated.
So there now stands available S5.2o0,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
THIRTEENTH CAVALRY
WILL VISIT DEFINING
DURING THIS WEEK
fspeclai corrsspasaenes to the neraldl

I ~ ~ 49, I
Deming, y. NJ. April i.-Deming
is making plans 10 entertain the
Thirteenth cavalry. or thee troops
uf that regiment which has been or
dered here from Columbus for "a
three-day visit. The coming Of the
cavalry has no official significance,
but h. merely "a trip Tor a brief relief
from the dotail Of border patrol
duty The troopers viii camp In the
baseball park.
The Deming National bank. one OF
the pioneer institutions of the south
west, has added a savings depart
ment to is already large business.
According 10 r. ~. Kruttschnitt,
assistant superintendent OF the
Southern Pacific. who was here last
week. Doming ls going 10 have one
OF the prettiest park depots In the
west. The work Of improving the
park Is now well under way. Cement
curbing II being laid and the whole
station IT, Co be surrounded with
trees and fowes. The park n the
result OF several years Of agitation
and the placing Of a demonstration
wen and pumping plant az the sta
tion by the chamber OF commerce, In
cooperation with the southern Pa
fife.
The Mimbrss Valley Alfalfa Farms
company has laid nut "A townslte on
It's former farming lands, near here
and has incorporated a tOWnsite
company Of which g. ~ Aeisse u
prcaid mt.
Thirty ncres each day are being
seeded TO alfalfa on he lands Of the
Mimbres Valley Alfalfa Farms com
pany, A total ~ 1880 acres VIII De
seeded by the company 10 fulfill -
contract with land purchasers.
Two pumping plants, 10 develop at
least l.s00 gallons a minute each are
20 he Installed on the a,oeo-ncre
tract - the Southwestern Alfalfa
company. Thr equipment Is ts-h.p.
Rumiey engines and 2i-inch Ameri-
can pumps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
INCOME TAX REVENUE
FALLS SHORT OF ALL
Expectations IN A

santa Fo. n. NJ. April 6.-It IL now
admitted hat the revenue from The
new federal incomc tax will not be
nearly az 20 expectations and Il Is
said thar IN New Mexico the returns
will fnll many thousands Of dollars
below estimates. While Il does not
apply 40 much To New Mexico as
elsewhere. one explanation Is that
congress failed to realize tina the
smaller Incomes were largely derived
from dividends from corporation
stocks, upon which the government
could not collect a tax. Under the
income tax law incomes Of less than
100000 are subject to the normal tax
only. and such dividends are not tax
able On the ground that the corpora
tons themselves pay the tax. In
the case of incomes In excess of s2O.-
0Oo the individual Il required tn pay
a tax upon such dividends.
u is said hat in tho city OF Denver
for instance. whore ~ YVES believed
the tax would realize t7u0.O0O the
total viii fan below hair a million
dollars.
Internal revenbs officers here de-
MED the report that an income tax
mus be paid In the state not later
than April 4. Those who have tax
able incomes have until Junc 80 10
pay, although all returns not IN by
March 81 will be penalized. II II un-
derstood the returns have been fair
~ complete In New Mexico. How
many have filed returns Is a dark Sc
crct az the officials are scrupulously
observing the Injunction Of the COM
missioner of internal evenu not TO
give out any details.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
TAKE SALTS To
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat Lcss Meat ~ Nou Feel Imckavi,y
90 Have bladder Trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which cNcites
and the kidneys In their
efforts To hner u from the system.
Regular eaters of meat must flush mo
kidr,ys occasionally. You must re-
lieyu them iikr you relieve your bow
els; removing all the acids. waste ana
poison. elise YOU feel a dun misery "a
the kidney region, sharp pains In 'ht
back oi sick headache. dizziness. y5nr
stomach sours. tongue Is coated ana
when the weather Is bad you have
rheumatic twihRes. The urine W.
cloudy, full of sediment. the channels
often get irritated. obiiging you to
get up TWO OF three times during tho
night.
To neutrnlize these irritating acids
and flush OF the budys urinous waste
get about four ounces OF Jal salts
from any pharmacy; take a table,
spoonful In "A glass OF water before
breakfast for 4 few days and your
kidneys will then act fine and bladder
disorders disappear. This famous
salts Is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice. combined with iithia,
anG has been used for generations 20
clean and stimulate sluggish Kidneys
and stop bladder Irritation. dad
salts Is Inexpensive; harmless AMI
makes "a delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions OF men
and women take now and then, thus
atoiding serious kidney and bladder
diseases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
IN ST. LOUIS
ARE DOUBLED WHEN
VICE ZONE IS SHUT

Telegram from 81. Louis 10 the Dem
vor Post Of Wednesday, April ist,)
~. Louis, April Grimes against
women have increased almost 100 per
cent in ~. Louis since the board OF
police commissioners a Month ago
abolished the segregated vice quarter.
Since the resorts on Lucas avenue
were closed, complaints have been
coming In from all parts OF the city
that the former inmates OF the segre-
gated quarter are invading the resi-
dence and business parts 81 town.
Police Investigation has disclosed
That many women are now active ia
manlcurlnE and massage pariors. Adv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
PROHIBITION WINS
OUT IN COLUMBUS
One More New Mexico Town
Joins List of the Drys. This
Time by Order of the Court


Doming, y. NJ, April 5-Colum-
bus, n. NJ. on the Mexican border.
has taken the veil and one more New
Mexico town has been added to the
rapidly growing list OF the dry ones.
Judge Neblitt OF Silver city last week
granted ar Injunction requiring the
town board of Columbus 70 pass an
ordinance complying with the man
date Of the people at the recent pro-
hibition election declaring against n-
ture sale Of liquor there.
h election was regularly held and
the dry people won out. tn truss
tees then sought to avoid passing
the necessary ordinance on techni-
c%alities. The court overruled these
and granted The Injunction asked for
the dry faction by their attorneys.
Columbus mas three saloons paying
an annual tax OF $3.50 each. which
will thus be- compelled 20 cease OPP
erations, and this matter canno be
taken up again for four years.
What the Village government Is to
do 60 make 40 the evenue thus lost
has not been decided.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
DURANGO NAN WILL
DRILL FOR OIL IN
SAN JUAN COUNTRY
my LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald

fBy LEASED Wire 90 Evening Herald.
Pennington April Geo. De-
Luche OF Durango, anne In from the
shelter City Inc first OF the week ON
his way 10 he Meadows OH fields,
whore he, with a number OF other
Durangoites, are Interested In some
four sections Of oil land which they
siaked out aud flied on during the
excitement Of a year ago when the OIL
was first struck In the Mattox wen.
Reports have been circulating TO tho
effect that Albuquerque people had a
representative in the fields this win
ter who had reHtaked all the land IN
the meadows. Mr. DeLuche went
down 10 see IL TABS were true. and re-
ports that the land In which he IL in
terested has not been touched.
Us soon as convenient Mr.. Del.uche
and his people viii organize, and then
intend 10 secure a drill and do their
assessment work 10 hold the claims
and then when this IL done. u their
present plans carry out, work wtli be
commenced In esrnest 20 develop oi
on their holdings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
CIVIL WAR
VETERANS TO HOLD
BANQUET Ar r
Especial 20 ns HsraiGI

Mclrose, y. NJ. April 5-veteraus
Of the civil war. the men who wore
the blue and the Erey. are to meet
around tho banquet board here ON
the 10Th OF April in a gathering
which promises much OF Interest
Fifty cents "a plate will cover the cX-
pense but the veterans OF the great
conflict are looking for hfty ollar
worth OF fun
The curry county Teachers assoei-
alton held a very interesting meeting
here Friday and saturday. The
teachers are being entertained today
with a dinner and
Twenty conversions are reported AZ
a result OF the revival meeting which
has bee here for some time past.
J.. n. Moss il preparing 20 attend
the reunion Of the shelby. Quantrell
and Marmaduke commands eS-coa-
fedoratc soldiers az Clarendon, Texas.
May sth. He was a membes OF the
Shelby command.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-06
CRIMES IN ST. LOUIS
ARE DOUBLED WHEN
VICE ZONE is SHUT

TELEGRAM from 81. Louis 10 the Dem
Yer Post OF Wednesday. April tst.)
81. Louis. April Grimes against
women have increased almost ice per
cent in 81. Louis since the board Of
police commissioners a month ago
abolished the segregated vice quarter,
Since the resorts on Lucas avenue
were closed. complaints nave been
coming IN from all parts Of the city
that the former inmates Of the segre-
gated quarter are invading the resi-
dence and business parts Of town.
Police investigation has disclosed
that many women are nov active In
manicgrinR and massage parloTs, Adv.