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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
Visitor, 10 Museum.

SANTA Fee oct ip=~ NlhuuucrQueuns
were tp the tare Ia registering az III,
Murcum II View Mexico. thr visltors
inscribng their names helps Albert
q simmons Richard Mathor. Miss
Sadie Morris. Mrs. Z u. Herndon. Mrs
W g Klein Mrs T j Guilfoil. Al
bngueruue z g piggntt. London
England; Laura A. knott, Bradford
Mass. W A. llardcman Martin
Tenn. Wentworth Brown Houston,
Tex. Aieiandro Macs. WilNrd, Malta
Duran German Truiillo aud daueh.
tefs, AihuQueraNe ] H. Caons. Al
nneuerpne; Katherine fountain Pax.
ton. LAS Cruces ~ g. Watson, Den
Yer; Frank r eraucm. silver City.
Percy ClegE. George y Kern, Wind
Far, Colo Thomas II flynn Mrs
Flynn, Amarillo Tex Harry Pierce
Pennington. y NJ Charles " Jones
Glen Ridge \ j.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
BELGIUM. \ NATION IN
EMILE. SAYS REPORT

London, oct ~. Belgium today Is
"a nation in exile. From the backcn-
ed ruins left in the wakes of the Ger
man armies between 100000 and
400. 600 persons have fled into Hol-
land. Equal numbers have flockea
southwark into France while more
than 100000 have arrived on English
shores and thousands more are pour
Ing across the channel daily. Thus the
burden of the tragedy is falling upon
Holland. England and France.
While the eventual repatriation of
the refugees or their absorption into
the population of other countries
looms on the horizon as one Of the
greatest problems in modern Euro
pean history the question OF today
is the care Of the eNiles and the feed
ing Of millions Of persons remaining
in Belgium whose Industries are par
alNzed. member of the British re-
lief committee, speaking TO-DAY of the
situation. said
This business alone would be suf-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
INTERESTING FIGURES
IN SOUTHERN PACIFIC
C0MPANy'S REPORT

ESPECIAL conastrc aosscs 70 nossise JoursstD
santa Pc. oct la.--The Southern
Pacific carried 1851 oC passengers am
average Of i9efs miles each during
the last fiscal year in New Mexico, act
icofding 10 the companS's annual re-
port filed TO-DAY With the state eorpo-
ration commission II also carried =
1871 tons Of freight of which 8.l08
tons we're lntra-Htnie. an average dis
lance OF 1900 miles.
The companya business in New
Mexico was exceedingly profitable for
the passenger revenue amounted to
jS7f6iS9.f0 and the freight revenue
4 10 s2.k2S.i2S.sG The total operating
revenues in the state were S3.73f.-
si2.os and the operating expenses
only si,i0S, 1914 leaving net rev
ennc of sia.ssl 55 per mile Of the lGS
miles the company operates Ia the
state.
The average pay ~ The general o.
ficera Of the company IL Sab.i3 per
day. other officers $3.50 per day
clerks tsS3; section forcmon 50 0S,
trackmrn $40 telegraph operators
s3.f4 Ten tralnnen and eight truck
mon were injured last year on the
road IN Now Mexico. two trespassefa
wye killed and two injured. Coal to
the amount Of li2o tons at si.25 per
ton was consumed, also 1863 cords Of
wood ana ia6. 100 gallons Of Oh az an
average cost Of Il cents q gallon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
Various Forms
Of Headache

~ IS necessary in order to treat head
nGnes properly to understand tho causes
wwhlch produce the affection" says Dr. }. W.
ttay on stockton, Ala. Continuing he says:
fhyslcians cannot even begih the treat
hehO OF disease without knowing what
causes give rise TO 1t. and We must remem-
per mat headache Is to be treated according
10 tne same rule We mast not only Be par
uchlar to give remedy intepicd 10 cOun-
betact the cause which produces tho head
acne, but.we must also give n remedy 10
leleVe the panuntii tho .Guse OF the trouble
mas neen removed. To srqwer This Purpose
Ahti-kamlia Tablets Vi.5 ue louei n most
cGpNcnlent and satisi ,.tN,F rea}t dy. one
taDleteYery oneto ti,r ~ rseiveeco '9iort
ana fest IN the most #. ttt. ,.Ras OF p eaaache,
OF women
When we have b ienss uai ctto rem;lar
attacks OF sick heidl allc. ef should caati3n
nm 70 Keep his hpwCis rrntii is, ior WHICH
nothihs ~ better than Actalts,n when
ne leels tho least siga ci On nrc0ming
ntack, ne should take ives AK rahlets
,'uNn plllthts should atway4.he iprtrurtei
~ CARY lew Ant saila fa0lats GO n3fo
my. NV them ready fer Instant use These
s s,1l's are prompt IN aston ara cfn be
uNpenaed CD to produce feiicf in n very
Nv minutes. AskiafA-k Tablcts.
Anii-kamaia Tablets can NC ubta ned atal
.raggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
CHICAGO POLICE TO BE
THOROUGHLY PROBEC
10y aoanlno journal sesel.4 lsA..o w,.el

Chicago, Oct l9.--Statcs Attorney
lioyne today began an Investigation
OF charges Of alleged graft IN the 20
lice department when he seized The
files ana records Of the detective hu-
reau and the South Clark street police
station and sehpoenaed chicf OF Pc
ice James Gleason and other officials
to testify before the grand Jury.
The states attorney declared he had
been gathering evidence against the
police department for several months
and he expected TO call a score d.
more Of police officials and others be-
fore the investigation is concluded hy
the grand jury lie stated he rxnect-
ed indictments against number Of
policemen would be returned and that
charges against other policemen wonld
be filed with the city civil service com.
mission as a result of the INJURY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20

fielcnt 10 tax the energies Of the gov
eminent and the country If We did
not have "a war on our hands
Eight hundred Belgiaus slept IN
the floors Of public buildings in Lon
den last night. MANY Of them were
people of refinement accustomed 20
the luXuiics Of life until their fight
The hospitality If the people II
Fclkestone aud Dover Is being taxed
To the limit, while the sea const town
Of Deal is swampcd under the wave
Of refugees who are coming in ON
schoonefs, trawlers ana sailing yes
sells. half starved and with their
nerves wrecked from terror aud tao
piyatiCns they have undergone. An
English merchant plotted sloop
across the strait of Dover from Os-
tend with forty persons aboard. They
spent two days and nights on the
craft without food ana IN a heavy
sea.
London's streets aud parks are fun
of Belgian Officers and soldiers, some
Of whom have been wounded Others
among Thorn became separated from
their commands ana Joined the cXo-
dus Of refugees The Belgian legation
has Issued instructions to an able
bodied men to rejoin the army
The principal Brussels newspaper.
The independence Belgue. begins pub
location N london today Its editors
say that the Belgians fleeing from
their country win never return il II
remains under German rule.
A large proportion Of the eXiles are
looking forward to making their
homes IN the United States when they
can obtain funds 10 go there
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
FIGURES OF SCHOOL
CENSUS SHOW CHANGES
IN STATE POPULATION
l...sl.. ee.-..-o.a..e. % .s.-.-. .sy.-.u |


Santa Ne. Oct ts.~-Torfanee. the
same ns chuyos. Curry, Roosevelt
Quay and Union couniica. shows de-.
icidod decline Ia population the past
twelve months according 10 the school
leensur figures returned 10 the depart
mcnt ~ education todny. FOR they are
louly 2,0s2, that is l.i60 males HpG
1913 females ~ against 2.303 last
year Esinnela with ri aud willard
With us makes an especially poDr
showing az compared with 2s7 Of
Manzane, ~ az Torrcon. if2 nt Tail
Que and iii at Duran some OF tho
districts have dwindled 70 six persons
Of school census aas
Nalencin county loo, shows q loss n
population for IT. school census this
year shows only S.5i2 persons op-
tween tho ages Of % and q az against
., 500 lnnt year strnnRc to say. as
the population deoliuey. that of Anglo
American increases. for thefe ARE 247
persons q school oge OF thai nation
eaty ~ The county now Bclcn re-
turns 6a2 san Rafael 2sl. persons of
school npe being tho two largest fet-
ilemenis IN that county which Ike
Rio Arrha. EandoyaI and Taos. other
rxrlnfivclF Spanish American counties
has no Incorporated municipalities
Lincoln county reported an nppof-
i'onment of s2,ldi.53 among t. school
districts today taTa.uz1 getting th1
lions share. faC1.21 or one sixth Of
the total sum
President =. T. Enloo reported to-
day that the entire faculn of The Stale
Normal school ~ Silver city win At
end the educational convention at Al
buqucrque next month
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
mn nm Mll., Nerl.

Washington, oct. - William II.
Tam. president and Harvey " WI
leN, pure food expert, of The United
States during the last republican adj
ministralion, met tonight as private
citizens, he FIRST since they left pub
lic office. They came together to for-
get political differences and to pledge
permanent friendship on the occasion
Of Dr Wilcy's SEVENTEEN birthday
4 dinner to celebrate the doctors
birthday was givcn by various health
PRONE lng ORGANIZATIONS under tho
auspices of the National Mouth fly-
gione associations
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
BISBEE MAN TELLS HOW HE WAS
RELIEVED OF STOMACH DISORDERS

ach Remedy has q Wonderful record
The first dose Will convlnce--no Ions
treatment.
Mayrs wonderful Stomach Rcmcdv
clears ihs digestive tract OF mttod
accrctious and removes poisonous
matter Il hfings s,vift relief Ia suf.
ferers from stomach. liver and bowel
ailments. Mary declare that Il has
saved them from dangerous opon.
tions and many are sure that Il has
saved their lives
We want an people who have
chronic stomach trouble or constipa-
ton, no matter Of how long standing
TO try one dose Of Mayr's Wonderml
stomach Remedy--One dose win cons
vince YOU This is the medicine 40
many Of our people have been taking
with surprising results The most
thorough system cleanser ever SOLD
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is
now sold by Butts. Inc. druggists. and
druggists everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
ADDRESSES TWO BIG
CROWDS IN ONE MIGHT

A. q. llill democratic candidate for
state corporation commissioner, spoke
before two crowds hast night, the first
lat Martinezt0wn aud the second at
San Jose Dennis chavez, assistant
Iety engineer. spoke also at the first
meeting, while Mr iiiil alone adj
dressed The second Armiio han at
san Jose Was filled by the audience.
Mi. iIill's hearers at both places were
enthusiastic, loudly applaudinr his
assurances Of democratic success at
election
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
WOMAN IS INJURED
WHEN AUTOS CRASH:
HURT IS TRIVIAL

Nrs = ~ Sione WIS slightly in
iufed lasi nisht wilton Mrs J iesns
anA Joe tfuwlmhH automobiles vol.
llded on West Central avenue Mrs
Hlane was "a AIRS losins car a
pIeeo - rlnss FLYING nom The bfoGcn
wHdthlrla struck her on Tue fore.
head nilletink cash,
Nrs loHiaa was driving east She
Nas so the right side Of the street.
ieM9ieh Waa turning hia car He is
mfia g heee stopped lust before The
collision
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
Of
IDAHO TENDERS
HIS RESIGNATION
Books Are Being Examined by
Bonding Companies and
Governor Orders Banks Not
10 Cash Treasury Checks,


/ Boise, Idaho. Oct 10. Y. Al
len, state. treasurer resigned volun-
tariy today when Governor John
iiaincs tclegraphcd all banks in the
state not To honor state treasury
checks until further order. Mr.. Al
LENS resignation has not bcen acted
upon
iiondine conpanies are al work on
Aliens books.
Ia statement tonight, Governor
iinincs said
For some time the treasurer has
been the target Of political attacks
bearing on matters separate and
apart from his office THIS. az seems
apparent, caused the surety bonding
companies 20 send experts here to
audit The treasurer books. IN Wow
'of the whole situation. Mr. Allen
handed me his resignation IN order
thnt the Inquiry might proceed with
free hand.
y have not accepted the resignn-
ton and VIII not do so until the audit
b. completed II anything wrong de-
vclops shall act vigorously Nothing
can be known, however. until ihe
work on the books Is completed. |
have notified an banks IN the state
not 10 honor state treasury checks
until further orders. This Is "A pre-
cautionary measure and Il viii also
ala the Investigation 10 keep the bnsi-
ness of the office IN suspension for q
short time. J have plneed Alex Trom-
bic, an expert accountant and menu
her Of the public utilities and tax
commission. in charge OF the office.
Nj Allen VIII have served two
terms ms state treasurer II he remains
IN office until January l. next lie
was renomiuated az the recent pri-
maricg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
&. H. Buchfc says MnNrs Nondcrihl
stomach Kennedy Ended
His Troubles.

G. T. Buchtc Of Bisbre. Ar'z., was
a sufferer from serious stomach dis
orders for o long time.
He took Mayr's Wonderful Stomach
remedy. lie found swift reiei IN
the course Of a correspondence when
followed. he wrote.
your letter received urging me 70
use another course of the medicine
which certainly would do but inc
treatment which ! took has done ali
you claimed for it, ana as far ms my
stomach trouble Is concerned ana
entirely cured and hope to stay cured
I am recommending the medicine to
all my friends ana to any one at
flictcd'
Letters like that have come from
thousands of people in all parts Of
the country Mayr's Wonderful Stom-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20

Santa Pc. Oct ~, District Judge
NJ G. Mechem this afternoon heard
the ease Of the a. + x $. + vs. Celso
Lopez. county treasurer. Ia enioin the
treasurer from selling the railroad
property IN Santa lfc county for taxes
which the company maintains were
Illegally levied. Judge Mechem sat for
Judge e. G. Abbott capt W. e Reid
appeared Tor the railroad and Assist
ant District ATTORNEY 4. A. Edwards
for the county treasurer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20

Wtst FOlnt \, 7. oct IA,--InC
annual Army Navy football games
are assured for The next five Years. Il
was announced here tonight. The
game this year VIII be PLAYED IN phil
adelphia, November sS Under tho
agreement finally reached by the ath-
letic councils OF the West Point and
Annapolis academies, each viii alter
natelN select the site OF the game. the
choice this year go!ne TO the navy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
WAGNER GIVES
OUT PROGRAM OF
BIG CONVENTION
Secretary Of Educational AS
ISOLATION Makes Known
Plans for General Session
of Annual Meeting

Santa Fc, Sept ia-1'he following
De- he program for The general sos
sion Of tho Ncw Mexico Educntionn
afsf citation az Albuquerque durini
Thanksgiving week ns issued BY Sec.
felare J, II Wagner this forenoon
Monday November Ala y. m.
Music
Inv ofufiuu.
Address Of welcome. b, Mayor D.
w. hepiflght of The cts II Aibus
querque.
Additrs " welcome. vs. Clty super.
insendeui John Milne
Response. by Mrs Josie i.orkard,
Of Ration
Music,
Presidents address. g. 4 lflli Ros-
We'll. An Educational profrnm for
New Mexico
Announcements
Appointment of committees
Nomination Of Officers aud places
~ hoidinr next meeting
Monday. November 2i--s y. ~.
Music
Address 10y Prof !. u. Coffman.
Ink cfaify Of Illinois. "The Thrce-fOid
Purpose Of The Public school
Music
Addfess by Mlsr Lutte ~. stoarns.
Of wifeonFn. "Thc Old ana The Ncw
w Education"
Music.
Announcements
Moving picture SHOW Eken by citi-
zens of Albuqucrquo.
Tucs<lms. November 22--b q. m.
tIiighcr Institutions Program
Music
Nddrcis by President T.. 3 Craig
head, University Of Montana
Music
Address by representatives ~ the
New Mexico state Educational insii-
iutionf; University of New Mexico
College 1T Agriculture ana Mechanic
Arts Nnfinni University Normal
school. spanish American Normal
Military lnwitute. School Of Mines.
Music
announcements
Automobile ride, given by citizens
of Albuquerque.
Tuesday. November 23--h q. IN.
Program In charge " school Pa.
tfonE afction, Mrs. John Wilson,
ohhliman.)
Music.
Addrfss by Miss Lutte stcarns.
The Modern Library Movement
Music.
Address by prof l.. .. Conman.
Conservation and Liberalism In Ed
uchtiou"
Music
Announcements
Concert gieen hy Albuquerque mu-
nielnnH
"Wednesday, November aa--e D. IN.
Music
Addrcus by President T. u. Craig.
head
Music.
Address hy pr Jeremiah Moore.
Formerly president Of dfeenville- /
Tutculum College. Par
Music
Address by Prof !. . conman. 1
'whosdling Methods Of Discipline 20
Nualc.
Announcements
"Wednesday. November 2s--s y. IN.
statu ofatofleal aud dcelamatory
comforts. Superintendent W. - Hall. /
Roswell, presiding
Notc-~lt Is not norah,c NJ The prca-
cnt time to give the program dcfi- I
nitely The following institutions ana
schools have already Mgnified their
Intention to have representatives.
Cellefp of Agriculture and Mechanic |
Arts, New Mexico Military Institute.
Normal University. Normnl School, 1
lilgh Schools ~ Albuquerque, Santa
Pc Artcsin. i.aa cruces Roswell, Las
NoEnf. Fllda portalaH, socorro and
MeuaHi tabunl Music will be furnish
sd Nv the vafinuA gle, clubs aud
preh,siras from these schools
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
Pound Sale.

on saturday, the Gath day of Oc-
.ober 1914. at 10 o'clock a. m. in
front OF the city jail on Ntrth sec
ond street. | will sell one dark sorrel
morse about ? years old, will weiea
about 700 pounds, both hind feet
white white spot on forehead white
spot on tip Of nose. two brands IN
left thigh. THOMAS McMuLTN
City Marshal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
NAVAL BATTLE
REPORTED FROM
GULF OF MEXICO
German Vessel Limps Out Of
Engagement With British
Cruiser Say Members Of
Crew Of American Schooner

llavaHa Got ia battle between
a German four funncled cruiser. APP
phrentiy the Karlsruhe, and British
cruiser somewhat similar In size. is
reported by the American schooner
Fannie Prescott which arrived hero
today from Gulfport Aise the en-
gaEemcnt II said 10 have occurred
October / n latitude 20 30 north and
longitude Sf20 west
After half hour of fighting the
trliiaefa separated. according to the
schoontr's crew. the British vessel go-
Ing west ana the German north The
Gernnn. u wna stated. was listing 10
port and apparently had been dam
aged seriously.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
.lol,n kllng nefcnlel.

piushurgh, Pa. oct ie~-ln Che
cpcung game Of the interstate three
cushion billiard league here tonight,
Charles McCourl, Of Pittsburgh, de-
feated John King Of Kansas CITY. so
TO u IN SO innings Each Ind a high
run ~ I.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
MANY SELECTIONS ARE
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

SANTA ~ OCT " VnVeInur Nc
Donald today signed large number
nf state land selections IN all narts OF
Inc state some Of thcm quite large
Tracts hat are desired for leasing on
purchase.
Tho state land office. like several
other offices at the capitol finds itself
iQo crowded Tor comfort but can -et
no additional room for it large clet-
lca force.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
EXPERT ADVICE
ON PRODUCTION
Of MORE BEEF

. lef hoHNiNo JbuhNAl SPECIAL trhsED WtRHl
Chicago. oct l9.-The only way TO
restore lower meat prices in the Uni-
ted States is through a scientific sur
vey OF the production and consump-
ton of animals To regulate production.
according to tho first report Of the
federal committee appointed year
ago. made public today. Announce
ment of the committees program was
sent to the American meat packers
association by EVERY r. Galloway. Of
Cornell university. chairman of tn
committee.
Meat shortages have grown, the lee
port continued, in spite Of the more
advantageous means Of slaughter and
distribution that has Developed from
the centralized packing plants This
has be n offset by the loss Of range
lands a further study Of the sub
iect Is To be undertaken under two
heads
First: 4 general investigation OF
the methods of producing. slaughter-
ing AMI distribution. to determine
what is TO be done to increase pro-
duction in the United States
SECOND 4 general Investigation If
the production and consumption Of
meat animals In the United states ana
the principal foreign countries. This
investigation should SHOW the com
pafative Increase in population. rel
alive per capita consumption and the
increase or decrease in meat produc-
ton, for both the importing and OK
porting countries
Under the first head a study will
lie made of methods ai growing, crop
production, soil fertility and means
of utilizing new meat producing areas
as in the eastern mountain country
from Maine to Georgia, in the cotton
belt on the sugar plantations nf The
south, and in the northern tier If
states, especially Wisconsin, Minneso-
Ia and the northern part Of the Ia
kotas where corn will not mature Cor
grain, but may be utilized for silage
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
Among the BoWlers
RON AIS SCORE HEAsiIS
AGAINST GROCER BOWIEHs

Despite the faot that they won three
games from the Groccrs last night at
the Drummer alleys the ROYALS we're
unable 60 bulge from the cellar po-
sltion in the Handicap league
The afprp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
Concrete Easily Pierced.

In another fort the concrete en-
hankment vas pierced like an egg
shell and the steel turret uprooted
Still another turret was completely
appended and lies with It's base point
ina sttWatd and rs gun buried he
meath.
Behind Fort WacinenL where a ! =
inch shell penetrated the magazine,
- heavy steam engine which furnish
ed power for The light plant, was
blown twenty yards from its base.
The entire top Of the fort here was
torn off and sixty men Of the garri-
son are said to have been buried be-
Meath the debris.
German staff Officers say that
when the river Nethc was crossed
the Eelgians virtually collapsed.
They abandoned their heavy artillery
and machine guns while the Germans
entrcnchcd themselves, expecting a
counter-attact.
The officers declare that after
eighty German shells had been
dropped in various quarters Of the
citv Of Antwerp the white flag APP
pcared ON forts 6 and Z of the inner
srdle of Notifications. The burgo-
master or the city then came out and
offered to surrender Antwerp, but
was told that the terms Of capitula-
ton could be arranged only with the
Belgian military authorities. The
burgomaster's plea that these offic
ers could not be found led 10 an or
der for "A suspension of the attack.
The German troops then pushed In
through the gadle OF inner forts and
past the undefended city wall, finding
thai the retiring garrison had blown
up the bridge across the river
Scheldt aud also had interposed a
belt of flame against the invaders BY
firing the oil tanks and covering the
surface cf tho river with burning oil.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20

Santa Fc Oct. ia.-loha l.. Ilm-
norman 81 the Internal revenue. SER
vice. icdal advertised Tor bids TO
weaiher-s strip al the windows and
doors IN fhc federal misidine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20

Santa Re. oct Assistant { 5
Attorney L. c. Wade, Ir. has sold his
bungalow al Las Cruces one of The
prettiest residences in that city. Il i.
r. Eekert Mr.. Wade will probably
build himself bungalow in Santa Pc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-20
strorg NrtlIIcry I'orce.

Tho artillery park Of the Germans
before Antwerp was stronger than
WIS generally known
In addition To their widely herald
ed lG-inch moftars and large num-
hor of l2-inch Siege guns, they had
two Austrian automobile batteries Of
twelve guns
The effect Of he big guns on Ant
wclp's outer Qualifications was more
striking than at Lioge. Two armorcd
turrets at Fort DeDaYre-St Gather
Inc were put out Of action with a
single shot their steel beds heing
broken in two and the heavy masses
of metal hurled I'VE or six yards