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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
1915 PROSPERITY IS
PROPHESIED BY
VI. c. NJ 'ADOO
Secretary of Treasury and Son.
in-Law of President Wilson
Declares Next Year Will be
Fine for Business.

Coming prosperity the statement
i"at There was ample precedent Tor
the Alaskan railway lepniau1n and
an endorsement OF the conservation
iegialauuu proposed at the present
NNon. Tho most Interest features.
30 "a statement made this morning by
WlAiam o. ~ Aduo. secretary uI the
, treasury who passed through here
TINS morning on the California limit
"a on his wal tu san Diego tp act as
thc representative of President VIII
son nt tho Panama California expo
sitipu. Tho most interesting fcaturis.
however. were the statements Mr Mc-
Adoo 'wouldn maac.
Asked about this or that matter. he
dccliued Go bee quoted hadn't seen u.
had not read tho bill or preferred 80
say nothing on one tops. uo even
adWonlehed rcroNcr8 to s1, nothing
Of even ha'in. asked him ..ut N.
tn urusicfity however spoke
Freely. dc .srns thai the galUtE in
1915. to believed. would have the
benefit 90 mucn eHsier mouey better
fnaiehl conditions generally. and
more 1asiuess Hc asserted. warning
the newspaper men who saw him
"'frfN' ..f ''a 'NNa''NtNNH.tNf ..A..A N" tAt
ans portion 90 his Interview. that tho
national reserve banks were already
cxerclsinE "a beneficial effect and they
would undoubtedly be OF yas benefit
to busintss conditions In future Mr.
McAdoo asked minutcly about busi-
uess conditions iu NeW Mexico.
As tu the Alaskan railway matter,
Mr. McAdoo made the assertion that
the aid 1f the trsus-continental rail-
way h1ss hy lrants of land Wgls ann
pie and adequate precedent for the
government "a, tiun iu taking O hand
~ dcrciupins the northwest territory.
lie emphasized has reference Geo this
by pointed illusions to the develop
uent WORK dpne ru the west ana.
southwest through thc land grants al
ready mentioned.
SIR McAdno Nta of the opinion that
conservation measures now before
congress or soon 30 bo PROPOSED would
hc of a character which would con
serve hut uo, reserve. CAT request Of
Mr NeAd0o the quotation marks
are oW.ttcdt He stated hat he nt-
hc.cd tho pre- udeutF wish was to ou-
tam laws whi.n would raieEuurd the
natural resources " tne .uu1try uuf
would NOT reserve thcm sp str.ru
that the, would He unavailable FOR
use
Mr MeAdoa spoke hu - a
Jones. nrst assistant -rrrs r OBJ tIs
interior department. aUd D. che city
uf AiasquCrluD He 1l1 hc had "a
sers warm f,.UuE ur Albuquerque as
ha dsusht,r bad been married n the
EpIscopal .Hu.H h,r. in February.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
FRENCH MAkE GAINS
DESPITE nuMp AItDMI,Nf

Paris. Dee. 20. casa o. ma l-- ihe
French oificial statement on the pros
rcss OF the war given out TINS after
noon refers 90 comparatively minor
French successes and mentions Woe
lent bonn hh rdmcnt of certain Frcnrh
positions Rly German artillery. Tue
French have occupied a VILLAGE in
belgium. thes have gaincd Eround in
the Argonne and they are Investing
stelnbach in upper Aisacc The text
Of the communication follows
"In Rcigium the Village OF "a
Goorres has been occupied by our
troops Who have established them
selves IL this location.
PROM the IyH 90 the s"tnme. the
enemy has bpmbardod our positions
rather violently
There has been calm alone the
front between the sommc and The Ar
Eonne.
we have gained "a little Eround ih
thc ArRonne. nottbh in the forrest of
La lrurie. Ia fhe forest ~ holante,
ana Ia the iortc.t ~ Eourte Chaussee
"On the hsishts OF the Meuse sew
erai Gsrman counter attacks have
been repuisod ia the forest of i~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
bOMBARDMENTN NOT
THREATENED BY
THIS COUNTRY
Russian, Not American Ship,
Made Demonstration at Bel
rut According to Report
from Naval Officer.

Washington. Dec % -- Captain
Oman. commanding the armorcd
cruiser North Carolina at Beirut
syria. informed the navy department
today that u was Russian cruiser
and not an American vessel which
recently threatened Co bombard Tri-
poll
Captain Omau's explanation t,as
made In response to request from
Secretary Daniels.
Captain Oman reported that mo-
American merchant ycssoi has been
south Of kicNnudrctta, syria, since
December .. An Athens dispatch
published last wOk said the crew Of
an American steamer had bccn at
lacked al Tripoi south OF Altxan-
drctta when foreign consuls ana rcfu-
gees attempted 90 board her and that
the North Carolina had threatened To-
bonhard the town.
Captain Dmans dispatch a. ulod at
Beirut yesterday. was Az follows
"On Doccmbct 25tt tho Russian
cruiser Askoid sent boats with armed
mon on a reconnaissance near Tripoii.
SYRIA, ai the village o. Bnnaiaa BE-
fore arrival 40 thc beach tho boats
grounded iu shual Ratgr ana the
crows Of the boat. were icorcd py tho
popuacc. st the threat pf ihc TURK
ish authorities to imprisun the boats
crows tho, wore informed that th'
Russian cruiser would bomhard the
village iu sIch AN event and conse-
Quentiy no cue was made prisoner
No shots were fired
The Russian boats crews lcft the
vicinity whom the boats were uultod
since December no American mcr-
chairman has been south ~ Alcxgu-
drctta. syria. IN, reconnaissance Of
Beirgt Syrir. is frequently made Pos
British. French and Russian cruis-
ers. Eycrythinr ls quiet at Beirut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
TODAYS WAR SUMMARY.

Russian Ennouncements of de-
feats 81 the Germans arc disputed
to-day rs the iicriiE war oInrc.
which states that the attacks ct
the Invading armies in Poland
have made progress and that
strung iiur-ian assaults have
bcsn rupulsed. No mention h
made. hoscter. of 5he situation
in Galicin, where the Itnssians
are drsrrlhed a. haVlng iniiirtcd
severe dultat on the Austro-
German forces.
The trcnch campaign for &C.
possession of IL iust province of
iIsace, one of the first objectiVt-
of the armies of the rcpublir
after the outbreak of the war,
parcntiy II making pFoErcss. The
nnofiisial rcports las, night that
the aIiieu were Smelling Muci-
hansen are supplemented today
bi the statement of ihr French
war office tliai the to~n of stein
harh, Ippct Ai-acc. has bccn la
vested.
In fran'e aud belgium the
fghting draes on, with snail sic-
tories for each side. The ter
man ofih'iai announrcmcnt tells
~ thr capture ~ a iren,h trench
la burned lorcst Wcst of Aprc-
mont. The lrcnrh statement ad-
mit- the temporary ios, ~ ihis
tFench bat adds that II was re-
takcn iatcf after three conntcr
attarks. noth Paris and ncriin
mention minor gains With violent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
British Observers Emphasize
Admission of Dual Mon
archy That Russia Now 0c-
cupies Carpathians.
ENGLISH PRESS ADMITS
SOME GERMAN GAINS
Trenches South of Ypres TAX
by Kaisermen Conceded to
Have Considerable Strategic
Importance.

London Dec. - Ot:J3 a. ny
British observers of the pruErcss Of
tho war point today 20 ;he admission
Ia Austrian official announcements
hat Itussia is once more master OF
the passes Ia the Carpathians ana
that the troops along the entire Aus
trian front from the Biaia river To- a
point northeast Of tho Dukla pass
seem to Bc falling back
This means the Withdrawal of Nir-
tunliy al the forces which swept
across the moultains 90 form the -
ucmc right in the concerted Austro-
German attack ON the Russian armies
and it marks another surprising it-
Veryal of form on the part OF tho
Austrian soldiers, whose battle for
tunes since She outbreak ot hostilitles
have been conspicuouEl, crratic
Elsewhere IN the eastern arena ot
the war little change has been record
I'D while on the western front the
slow aud tedious trench warfare goes
on uninterrupted With only slisht
guins on either side.
The British press comedies tho i'm
por,ance of the trenches near Holic-
becke. south of Yprce. ''hich have
been taken oy the Germans. and
points out that the strategic value OF
these pnsitions has nccn emphasized
recently in dispatch from Sir John
French. rom7Handcr-in- chief OF th'
British forccs on the continent. Thes
command an important crossing oi
the river Iss to which the Germans
have been holding tcnaciouab The
taking of these trenches slNcs hem a
strougcr loOthold
Fear OF q Zeppelin raid o'er Ion
don which recently has more "r Tess
subsidized. has been replaced by tho
possibility Of ruld b. G,rma1 Zero
planes The comparative e'ar VITA
which Euslish airmen r'a he'd NnN
haven h5a driven home the idea mat
il rctalatory visit would not present
any greater dtfn Huty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
PRIEDN NRRiNE~ NJ ~. PNsO
AiTEG BEING ARRI ~TTD

90 pasu. Tex, De,. -a-i udre itt
mon rrleda a Mexican author aud
iurist returned here TODAY from Mex
i'p gity after having n'sr arrested
and threatened with execution ou MS
journey north He Finally was re
leased by order or Msat.p city on
.l8ls and ueIug escorted tu the iu-
teruaronal fridge eyHa tlId that be-
was cxIlcd trom Mexico
Frsda rcrcrtiy UT.tf book nn
present day MoN..aH history. which
a. hcid acro. 1ta.Ia tor his eAper-
ipuDe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
PRESIDENT WANTS TO
FINISH PROGRAM AT
REGULAR SESSION

Washington Dec 20 President
Wilson expects his legislative pro-
gram. consisting ~ the shipping htll'
ihc Philippine bill. the conservation
bills and tho appropriation bills tu
be- passed during the present session
oi congress and without AN extra s"s-
sion tie told callers to-day thar 9TH
cr proposed legislation had been met
with predictions that a would Dee i'm
possible Ca pass
The president said he expected the
income of the government 60 exceed
its expenditures during the present
fiscal year and that hc WAS duina
every thins possible to briug about
that result Ic said hc WAS taking
mo- personal part in the nght over the
INN Igratlnn Oh n the senate but
ad Ted thHt q was well known he was
upposcd Co 'hc ltcracy test
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
rIN VIII DENOTE ENTIRF
tHMI To IIIF PROPERTY

Santa Pc y A.. Dec 90 Judge
o. r. Abbott ~ the district court
here who to-day appulHted Ralph g.
Els ef ncmiN receiver for the New
Mexico Central rsiin kucreedlna
To- g. Murray nf pl sburFh. took the
action ON hiH oWr mnfiou. on fhr
rrouud that tte ropefty had been
neglected und aiius. "a a. dciefioflstr.
numefoue comrisinfs having been
lodged with the state corporation
commlsticH aud that Mr. Els had
promised % sefae an his time and
attention 20 the posHior
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
loss oF sUBM AIlINE a.
OFFICIALLY CONFIRMED

Paris. Dec. ~ N.a5 D. M Tho
ministry of marine today issued an
announcement confirming She loss ni
the French submarine Curie in Aus
TRAN waters, aH has been previously
reported in newspaper dispatches
The text of the annouHccment fol
lows
'-rhe French submariuc cure wss
sent alone into the harbor of Pola
the Austrian naval basc. aagiasi Ger.
tain Austrian Warships.
"Not haFlng returned within ths
time expected. the ministry of marine
assumed that the Information 0g ths
forcign press is correct. namely tha'
the cure had been sunk and her crew
taken prisoners
The Curie was ts7 feet long and
carried a complement Of "a men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
Lines Of Opposing Armies at
Point of Engagement Dis
tant Only 100 to 200 Yards
from Each Other.
ACTION TAKES PLACE IN
LESS THAN 20 MINUTES
Berlin Wireless Stories of Cap.
tured Ammunition Failing
to Explode Denied by Paris
0ffcialdom.

Arras Northern France sunday
Dec. % C6 y ml. Via Paris. Dec. 80,
Nl:55 a. mJ That portion of the
French army which i8 holding the
lines near Arras to-day attacked the
Germans on a front twelve mites long
They carried haif a mile of German
,rcnchea pnHr l,us by assault and to-
night the, are loldiYg these positions
Ia force.
Tho way for this stBca was pre-
parrd ~ violent ARTILLERY and machine
gur nre which sNrpi the German poo
siton8 from puint tu the north ul
Lens 10 the HubuIis snufh nf ArTaa
3 iic German batteries ctcrl where re-
oiled heavily Co this French are
While the Germans wer" thus en-.
gsEod along ,hc ,utrc unc ni tnia
part ct their defense wprks the
French nre opposite Lens suddenly
,elH,d Instantly French iI0utN
meu loapcd from their trenches and
charged the German Positions whtrt
were from Yuc hundred to two non
1tcd yards distant A brief and fur
ious bayonct encounter brought vic
tory 20 the French The Germans
were routed the French took some
prisoners and occupied tl' German
dlEgings
n wsa 3il oscr iu 2o minutes The
.rtlicry IRE 1n both sides died down
aud silence fcll ou the ncld of battle
Hut vigilance wac In no sensc relaxed
~ Intervals OF two rods in the
trenches seen eyes pccruE into pcti.
scopes watches the edges of tho Icf
man trenches. the observers them
selves aslus well protected below the
Lowell OF tAc earth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
BATTiIssHIP RHODE ISLAND
- ORDERED TB RETIHN

Washington. Dec 2a Sscreta Ft
Daniels To-day ordered the battlsship
Rhode island ffpm Vera cruz MeA-
ioo. to Ncw orleans to participate on
January Boz the celebration ot ths
centennial of thr batti. of SoW of-
leans other ships wiU be- ordered
there in time to take part In the 81
crriscs.
The bnttioship Delaware. 90 Nor
folk Na. has been ordered t1 Ncr1
Cruz tp relieve the Rhode Island
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

Washington. Dec gs. -Prcaident
Wilson referring 90 tuc American
note to Great britain. lnssting On bet
ter treatment FOR American com
mcrcc declared that large damages
eventually would have t1 be paid oy
Emgland Tor unlawful detention %
American Clra3cs.
The president coupled ca ronnrma-
ti"u of this mor14ng's puhlt'nuon of
the sending 90 the .te aud DI its
contents wit. ih stt meut that the
government could deal confidently
with The subject 90 IL supported hy
a0sulutels honest ..tssts isr saia
the great euoarts ssiuent o. the goa
erument H n.ng with ths whole
matter a. apmc shippers had
conccaist rtrH tn ga ihn aargoes
Of -cDnti trah4 - FOR exam.
plc under careo of cHau A. inns
az there Htr. De- frrt sind
tho pres.deu 4spl...i ,aa east
on ever, sht, nd al oursoes
wor, ilr' t3 doui. Aad suspicion
The p, ioent soint d oIt that
u....t urutcsts pre- iously aad beou
Fe"' .idr -8s end that if thg
.f the .l. rAau govern
...re O. as was hrmly cone
Dol rms Ir indemnihcl-
tiun ulu~atc. ad nave o. tc met
by frctlf
-uuplsuIr. "a. rOt luus prOtcftF
tnc sev motto fIcs cnt Wilson as
planned. reUr,arutcd fully the posiuo1
ot the Iuitc4 States 81 wing That $500
f1r as theur. was uurccrucd. hero
really was no debate ou ~ point
rslsed. htlausc ENGLAND herself iu
previous wars had taken exactly tne
Ameresu position
The president was asked 10 fh, com.
muntCHffsr sent to Great ritain was
the resu.t af tnc recent EafhernE 90
Pau-Amrr.cIr diplomats here tic
s1It it Was uU nut That fn, Hua.floI
of the UD .uis. would auuls ta
any neutral aru f1at the contentious
advanced w-g, nor I".uter Go thi-
country Tho president added Thar
the a9te OF protest Nss based ou tns
ecncraiy accepted principle of iu,sr-
rauuuli law
Tine president added tha. the motto
lf protest was based on toe sencrtH
accepted prrcipi, of interuaiioas|
aw
F.reigu atilomtts espr al, tu0se
,rsm nCHtrsi eour.r..s di- ssed tnu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

nghting at various point-. The
French statement says that the
allie, have captured tl,c IBeigian
town of ~. 6coegcs. Hrouud
which heavy encounters have
becn In pFogrcss for -ons time.
THE PsaFDgrRd war ufRcc states
tiiut the dcrnsns who have been
pressing forward in Poland have
been repulsc,i with heavy losses.
ln 6aiicia the Austrians are re-
ported to have suffered COM
plctc reversal and to be- retreat.
ing hastily Their defeat APP
parcntis breaks up the maReuser
aiming at combined Austro-
s;erman attack on the southern
forctp of the ilus-ians, whirh "
susscesfni might have iInI'criiled
the Russian lcfi wing. Berlin.
however. views the situation in
tisc east with optimism. iutimat-
Ing that important developments
in Poland may b. cNPcctcsi -bon.
kcccnt Developments have
giNen the United state, more
dirct iniere.t politically Ina the
EUROPEAN situation. Washington
has sent Ia the British govern
n's'nt a noic Noi'ine IT, obiss'tion
to tiic methods cmnloycd in
holding up aud SEARCHING Amer
ican ses-cis. Another imI,oftant
question y raised by Germany
disposition not 90 Fs~ognifc long
81 American son~uis in cssnqurfs,,i
heisium ierFii"rS unlc-s thes arc
a'ccptablc 90 Gcrmany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
lST NATIONAL BANK
ENABLES COLLEGE
TO co ON
albuquerque Institution Will
Advance Money TO Pay A. &
M. Expenses Until Bond Is
Collected.

Plans for hnancing tn Ncw Mexico
College ot Agriculture ma Mechanic
Arts. pending the adlusumont Of the
difficulties growing out ut the failure
OF the First State bank of Les cru
ccs In which the coles had nearly
$4,000 on deposit. Nero completed
IN this city today The First Nation
al bank viii advance tn money nee
cssary TO carry the collegc ON untii
the bond securing the deposit IN the
Las Cruces bank Is collected
=. r. McCanna. who was elected
secretary ana treasurer 10y the college
board OF regents yesterday. at a
arrangements with the First National
hank this morning. Tho First Na-
tiouni was nrst approached sunday
night when Governor Mcdonald on
his way Ca the meeting at Las cru
ccr. stopped on mere. with Mr. NJ
Gamma he went I'M conference with
81 " FlDu.uoy president uf the
First national Tho situation was
can1 asscd thoroughly. and Mr Flour
uoy promptly recognize that the
bank had an opportunity o. do %
great civic sarvice
MI McCauna and the governor
went away from the conference with
virtual assurance that tn bank would
see the state College tbroush as dif-
hculty and today the plan was
brought to fruitlon
The protection ~ the First Nation
al advances lies in the security bond
which safcsuarded tho college de-
posit in the Las cruces hank At
torney General Franz y clancy and
other lawScrT have examined the
bond with a legal microscope and
they pronounce it absolutely unim-
pcachablo u b. declared binding
obligation ON the pklahoma company
that issued lt aud the lawyers agree
that the corporation cunnot sDccess-
milS defend SUIT for the money.
Mr Mr'anua announced to-day
that immediate demand would b'
made ON th" hondiug company fnr
The surety more,
AZ soon as Mr. McCanna own
bond as treasurer is secured the
First National bank viii place funds
at hiH dispups5l. ard aH bills against
tbc oolioco viii bee promptly met
Before the First >Htonal came tu
M, rescue thoi, was danger chat
la'k Of mohcy for current expenses
would fore" the coile-c Co suspend
Absolutely no danger uf that re-.
uaius The rullese VIII gu uu. and
everything viii work out 3ll right
said a.r Meranna this motninE
Mr IeCaIut was elected secretary
ana treasurer to succeed Morgan %.
lIcwcilyn at yesterday mectiug The
mcmHershIp uf the board remains
UNCHANGED and b. is said that no re-
signations have hccu asked or of-
fered Mr. Llrwcnyn resigned a- sec-
rctaTy treasurer
=. \ Mossm8n Of this city su cV-
pert accountant OF the highest rcpu-
tatjon. WINS elected registrar of the
ruilcge. Succeeding otto a. WsffiHuf
.os. resigned. SIR McCanua consent
ed to take the position Of sccreiar,
treasurer only rn condition thHt Mr
Mossnan become registrar Tho ht-
ter VIII civ. up hia work as expert
and cpnsulttug accountant in ths ,.ty
90 devote his time and attention Go
the work at th' college ifis pHrtncr.
Str Guiifou wiI take lhargc of their
business in ths rity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
MREGk TRAIN
AsT HI.Btk TANITtB LINZ

Laredo. Tex per 90 Troops be-
uoyed to bc operating Irdrr General
Friucisee Villas orders. according tn
dispatr hes received hero today.
" sckpd PASSENGER Train and
blocked traffic ou the Tampic9 dri-
sion on thc Mexican WuUsf. tI,
miles Wcst ot TamrIru. on pecemuHr
rs The only fprcirnors ou board fn
American and his wife. wero treated
DUurteousIf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
Manifests Must Be Bona Eide
in Every Particular Declares
President, Confirming Terms
of Note TO England
SUSPICION COMES FROM
HIDING OF C0NTRABAND
Theory of American Conten-
tons Not Debated. as Great
Britain Has Raised Same
Point Herself.

Lsndon. Dee 30, tsiss y. pa.l-
The note of tho NRshlng ion gov
einui''iH tu treat Britain. pro
ts'-tln-, against the detention Df
Amcfi'Hn raI roc- - briti~h wnt-
snip, i"- no. a. Ncs .iched the
British fp U ofii,c. ilthongh "a
synopsis uf .t has teen published
tn London with the pctrnission ~
the Rfiti~h pTc-s hurt1u which
Has ssi'ssn no disposition o. con
Cral the Aineittas grievance. in
this dircstiup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
Jap Cruiser. Ica,c Peruvian Coast.

Lima, Peru. Doc -4-Ths Japan
csc Hrmored cruisers Azuma and ID
zumo which sailed from Calao sew
erHl DAYS ago. puf lu al Puerto Pi-
zarro. near tho uorthrrl boundary at
Peru, ON SUNDAY thcS icft that port
smiling in nurtheasterly direction
kouchot which is northeast of Tro-
yon.
The forces of the enemy which
had occupied our trenches .u the
vicinity of tho rcdnBbi in the burned
forest tu the west - Apremont have
been driven out after three successive
counter ATTACKS
In apEcr AiatCr. fuiiovinr Ia EIo-
lent engaGemcnt, we src TODAY CLOSE
ly investing stciubath and oar forces
have taken possession ~ the ruins of
the chateau which is located o. the
northwest OF tkis killase.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
De- eInI,rr ENrort- E1ooed Import.

Washington. Dec 20 secretary
Redncid to-day told President Wilson
and the cabinet that 2, uris from the
United states during December. uu-
az December 2s. evf reded the I'm
ports by SIS 900. .o00.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29

tho Santa Fe stood readf tn purckase
the road prov led t might tear 300
some portions oi ne southern end pf
h which gave injection with che
Rock island nsie..
Mr. Fly assumfd cbsfee of tbe
road TODAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-29
WEATHER

Tonight and Wednesday fair;
sIEhtly colder in east portion tonight
NaXimum igi minimum. %. range.
80. at 3 O'Clock. IS. northwest winds.
clear