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Evening star., 1915-06-14
Stage Alive With Ribbon.

Then they went gayly forth to dance
around the Maypole, itself decked with
bright streamers. In the last act of
The Meistersinger," which reproduces
such fete day. the stage is fairly alive
with ribbons. as the prentice lads and
lasses revolve in pairs to the music of
their own waltz.
The girl in the old ballad is really
far more concerned about the non ar
rival of her bunch of blue ribbons than
for the safety of her Johnny. In many
European countries today far older
and wiser heads than hers are worry
ing themselves over the delay in the
bestowal of little bit of red. a purple
ribbon, the symbol OF coveted distinc-
tfon as the prize OF achievement
The gown illustrated in the sketch
shows a delightful use of the all-im-
portant ribbons. The bodice OF the
gown resolves itself into a woven CIR
die of pink and blue ones. with a strand
or two of rosebuds. Girdles are demand
ing more and more attention, and rose
buds, the conventional kind of silk and
satin especially. are employed literally
by the million, SO this dancing frock
has two points of distinction.
Oopyr right, 1881
Evening star., 1915-06-14

when male and female garments were
tagged and ragged with ribbons at all
wore bows from head to heel. and the
men. not 70 DC outdone by them. sport
ed huge shoulder knots. knee punches
and shoe osettes They even adopted
apronike affairs Of folded ends OF rib
bons one layer above the other. All
these eIega aEcies were for the great
world. OF course. for the little world
had employed the colored streamers
several centuries before eco
nomical and effective means Of turning
their work "a day garments into holiday
ones. Even before the time of the great
Hans achs prentice lads frightened
their dull-coiored working clothes for
a festival with strea mers of parti-col-
ored ribbon in their hats md at shoul-
Evening star., 1915-06-14

The fr1lly waist is in style again and
you may have your fri1ls running
down the side of tho front pleat. or you
may have frills on both sides of the
pleat. but frills you must have.
Evening star., 1915-06-14
FASHIONS AND FADS'

Neckwear is rising higher ana
higher.
Net is much liked for graduation
dresses.
Girdles are adorned with punches OF
flowers.
Belts are largely favored for motor
wraps.
The sleeveless peasant blouses are
everywhere.
Little girls dresses are trimmed with
cross stitch.
F'rilled lingerie and chiffon dresses
are very popular.
No cotton material is better than
yoile for practical wear.
The tendency in linen dresses IS to-
ward the tailored STYLES.
The colonial kerchief is one of the
newest neck fiXlngS
touch of black in neckWear is IN
vogue for the moment
Never was there such liking FOR
the sailor in millinery
Fine organdies are the greatest ia
vortes for fluffy frocks.
Evening star., 1915-06-14
Await Cooler Weather.

Ribbon girdles are well esta hlished.
and ribbon stocks and collars are only
waiting for cooler weather to begin
their campaign. Already the scouts
have appeared in advance to spy out
the land. Recently a smart house eN-
tended the ribbon idea to form whole
gown Wide fesh-pink sash ribbon,
In satin finish, was used The cor
sage. for II was an informal sort of
evening gown for summer resort wear.
was made of folded bands of 1t, with
suggestion OF squares in the folding.
The skirt was constructed Of straight
lengths, joined only at the waist,
where there were several rows.
shirring forming shallow yoke. The
underSkirt. over which the long. wide
strips hung freely, was OF finely ruff
fed white net. The gown was very
original. but more pleasing than such
a tour de force in costume usually sue
ceeds In being: the effect of the f1ut-
terins skirt must have been cha rining
in motion.
The use OF bunches OF narrow ribaons
al salient points-girdle. collar. cuffs or
elbows-suggests the Moliere period,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
Sc Mliereoes eaau.

Scrnbane=M ogneten Sar1es s.
Sill er netop ben0t tilbage til fit
Stem / ct. Saul og meooeler, Mn=
leoning at set al England og
5rarfrig begjere6e 2oon i Sc sSor.
Stater al 1000 Millioner Dollars.
at 2aanet iiffert bill blibe r%eaIileret,
ONT enc moaife forminoffet til 6 a
800 Millioner. Scr. Sill, iom bor
nGret Ell al Sobe0faftorerne / 2aa=
nets Silbejebringelie, 1,btoler, at Sc
Spr. Stater abioll1t mao fo1nn1e Sc
Mllicre0c til @jelp, 90 Mmerifa
lnp01at SalO bill blibe aloeles of1fou=
ret fra at realiiere fit l1bpre Sber=
ifuo al Sbeoe og an6re Sp6el toffer.
Oct ifaf bore 6prltooelier, at ingel1
Oel al Set itore 2aun ifol f1n1ie o11=
benbeS til S1,0fjpb al &rigsmotericl
of noge1l 9(rt, m1e1 6erimo6 Blot
til 9Gfning of Snbfjpb al Sp6e=
ltoffer / Mn1erifa. Set gjeloer for
o., logoe Scr. Sill, uat belfptte bo=
re Morfcocr. 0crlom 2oonet 1f1,l6t
blibe negtet, bilbc hi finoe, at sc
furloe flare Jig longt be0re u6en ps.
ems bi fun0e uocn beln, iprlig bpis
5trGoet Deo 9arOulellernc / en- npr
Sre1nti6 pil blipe uobnet for l1ofpr=
lei al Sbe6e fra G11Slon6."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

itarfring. ct Selttog moo Sprfiet
BIT oerfor fire til en- Mfgigrelie
o%berfor Sen Mogt og iamtioig bore
bet fprite itore 5friot til at faa Gn=
DC paa &rigen.
Set CT 10 8ulgariem iom biotil
6or ifabt alle Gmifeligbeber, men
oberfor en- Speration iom oe1l, ser
Der er omtalt, bil oe11ne Mogt life
fomme til at ipille nogen &olle, for
81 &1tmpnien / olle Gilfeloe life
bill lutte fig til Gentrolmogterne.
for6i 5erberne er poa Sc Mlliere6es
5ioc, reoe til Mftion,. og foroi Semi.
5eloS otter itoar / Spiolen for Me-
gjeringen / @refel1lano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

90 oct for bore Rjne er lttenfe-
ligt, at ri life forlengit gjer1lem
De anfbarlige Mutoriteters &rab bar
facet af6julpet mllige ti0ligere
Wfongler paa @eberer Hatroner,
&anoramml1nition, @aanbgranater,
andre @naben og nor11ltningsiager
bet bele, paa Observation-Disclosures
al e1bber 5lags> poo l1niformcr,
Sfotpi &onlerpes, a%ogepogne -
tort iagt paa alle oe &nnoreoer of
S1ng, 1toen bDilfe ielb Sen tapreite
Seer mart man buffe nn6er
Dborfor tpber ga &egieringen be6
offentlig at fremfomme n1eo beroli-
genoe l1otolelier
Wten ielb ON Set berIte if1tloe
bore lan6t> ielp ON ST.. @inltrup
og Sr. 8e1ta1bol5 far &et, las %
Dog faa 5anobe0en trent = 1clb
Dem lprgeliglte Sonbbco er be6re
enc Sen ifjulte, forifremtc Ipipl.
og minore 0emoralil erenoe e11o Sc
ibirrenoe &pgter;; tbi hi bar oo Mu=
ligbeoen for, at Manglerne bliper
afbj11lpne, % ri be0> bpao hi bar
at boloe % ill.,"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
'5pprlebes General Gaborma itraf=
febe &umgen al Stalien.

Set frantic Giosffrift raectftres
pour Sous" forteller fplgenoc lille
@iltorie,> ON bbilfen set pua1toor,
at BEN er fulofommen poolioelig.
Do Song @ictor emanuel en- Ouq
for 1rogle Tiger ii6en ion1n1cn nteo
tin Mojutont befanot Jig felt trent
n1e | Dem italien1fe @ers forrelte
&omplinie> ienote General .Gooor='
11a I M%nleoning al ct Mngreb en-
SrDonnons fen til bon mes 6en
webbing, at alle l1be0fommen0e
plebliffelig mootte trntfe iig boq
&on1plinie11. &ongen forlo6 ogloa
ltrofs fin Elaos; men / 5te6t for
at begipc fig fen bag @fpttclinieu
lprong ban ne0 / Ell 5fpttegrop og
forblcb Ser, mems Se1tningen ltoo.
.uu.
9o General Gooorno list otter
toni forbi og fon6t &prgen / 9fpt=
tegroben, iog0e ban:
- Sillo0 mig at gjprc 9cres
Moieitet opmerflom poa, at lea
bar gibet Srbre til, at ale llbc6=
fomnlenoe if1tloe goo bag Gfptte=
linicr.
-DH ifal DC life bore fjco of>
1pareoe &ongen ilnilenoe> jeg .er 10
1tfc fon1nen noget til.
geoar 0eres Mojeitnt tagcr
Gem Sogen iaa let iogoc Gaoorna,
ligeleoes imile10c> men alporliqt>
mao jeg bebe Gem berc loo ellfpnr=
Dig at Doloe Dem bag 6rontcn /
fem Gage.
&ongcn niffe6e tabs, og / Sc noe
tic fem Gage bite ban fig life /
&on1plinier1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
ga uGaiablanea" ipramg / 2nften.

Gbefen for set frantic Mtiuelfib
"Go%1nblanca", ion1 1tnoer Minepp=
filflli1g be0 0oroonellerne ipranq i
2ltften> &on1mar10prfoptojn Syoltrui;
ere, ltpo forle0en for &%rigsretten
I So11lon / Mnleo11ing al @fibcts
Sab.
6onrniere gop cit in6gaoe,1oe
Sfiloring of 8egipenbeoen og poa=
bite at Ser bab6e beret iagttaget
ollie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u116er set
forefl1loe Mrbeioe. 0o Grploiionen
lnotraf erplo6ere0e imiolcrti0 oqloo
nogle al oe opfiife6e Mincr ONT
@oro paa ~Gaiablanco"> % iom
Splge 9eraf lanf Sfibet / 2pbet of
fem Weinutter. Beietningtn 16bilte
ct beunoring5Der0igt Moo, og Cite
fen forlo6 life &ommon0obrocn, fSr
ban itoo / &un0 til 2ibet, % ban
bopoe 0a le6et &eoningsorbeioerne
til ii6ite 9ieblif. Oo bon lao, at
bon life fltn6e 11orette mere, roobte
0on til fine Soft: uSeg fan life
gj9re mere for Ser 86rn. 2o6 %
roobe ct 2ebe for Sranfrig!"
Scr le0 io9 ct begejitret @ipe lie
Sronce! og 6erpoo foite0e Solfene
Jig / San0et. Mlle bopoe Meoninqs=
better nn0tagen Gbefen, Mpitfom=
monoeren0e og to al 6e eloIte Off
cerer;; Der bar nemlig fire &e6ninas=
better for fist. 10 Sfficerer % SO
Wnn6 on1fom.
S%oltrniere %frifienotes e11ltemmiqt,
og oen Momirul> iom p%re1i0ere6e /
@etten notalte: ~2ige til set 1i0ite
Hieblif bar Sc mes be11norinqsber=
oigt Mo6 f6rt &ommon6oen ober
Deres Sartpi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
Krigfn.

&e0 &resietio filler Jig @itltotio=
mem paa BEN p1tlige &rigsfront ioo=
le0es> at &usierne bar ppgipet Sect
ningen Silna, efter at babe fjernet
alt Dba6 Ser fur6e tjene Spcrbin=
6er1re til Mpttc.
Stillingen / 8alfa11ltoterne bliber
meo bber Dag mere til1pi01et, ibet
@ulgarien tilipnelaoenbe ogter at
%foretage ct Sn6falo / 5erbie11. 9ette
Sfriot bill bope til 6plge> at Mume-
nien moo title fig poa Sc Mlliere=
0eS Side, og berbeo ogiao inD6rage
@refenla116 / 5trioen poo famine
SIDE.
Sem tpif= pltriglfe Gremgo11g
&l1sla16, it0en @ilnas Solo, itoor
MI tiliDnela0en6e / 5tnmpe, bel
nermelt pua @r1tn6 al Srpppernes
uomottelie ion1 ogiaa al Mongel
paa Ammunition. Set CT mi ooben=
bort SDlfernes @en1igt at forcere
ct @jenembr116 / &11mpnier, for at
fomme 0en baflenbe tDrfi1fc Seer be0
9ar0anellerne til @jelp.
Gn mpitiif 5tilbeb berifer beo sen
frantic @ren0ie, og intet o%fgj6renoe
5lag mellem Stalie1erne og 9ltri=
9ernc er blebet melot i Sc iib1te
Gage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

81
get / 8epegel)e, og iaa opfanot ban
ea Selpltarter for Mutomobiler. So
brifen TOM ! @ang itrafs, og III
blonlitrer 0e11.
9cn 23pe Mng11it fplote ban 50
a(ar. S Sen MI &eroens Mpiicr CT
8egibenbeoen npf bleper 11ppnt.
9erbie1me gleh Sen itffert for6i,
fun opre paa Gprring Nger fnm
cit ga1rm1el Monb maalfe til 1T b1t=
ife paa nogle Sro, lom Bans Nabo
iagbe cngang:
- Set ct Silfeloet, SIM SIN fiji.
Der ser alorig 1oget be0!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

i Den, Dog melt / MominiItratipner,
iom Dannnnrfs Si11a11sminiiter. SON
bar alle fine Gage 9gjremo1lo, nte1,
iffe al Sen eItrupife Sl11,fertppe1l.
Sun bar @giremano al 9%berbebis-
ming, men life al Stonosbenipn.
Dcrfor bar ban ogtct pg afbolbt al
ale Gartier, og be0 bans 500 bar
Den 0anife &resie al ollie Hartiof
ifpgninger fun gobt at itge ON bon1.
ltogtet BON bar 9girema116, blcb
9an / 1884, 6a Sc politiife 8plger
git bit, bulgt til Gormon6 for Sc
foreneoe iDo1fe 2an0boforentnger, /
bDilfe &cnltreinteresien bor lao
ltprft fremtre0en0e, og fit og1oo
andre fGlles repre- cntotibc Soerh
.inoenfor 2anobr1get. &on cicoc Ell
iinbig Sorbmolingsepne> Ser nolig=
neoe Mooietningerne, og man f1t11oe
rigtigt ltole paa bom.
S 1884 tabte @ajrc SANDERS SOL
tdingsfreos, ibet @enltremanoe11,
&omanDer 8ll1bn1c til Norlunb, bleb
palgt. Seen &on1merberre 2iitticbal1
tog Sen tilboge, nermelt beo lin
pcrionlige &opularitet, og / IT 9(or
loO BON iiffert / &reoien. 0o ban
/ 1898 life ltille6e fig, tog g. &n1,o=
ie1 SEN.
San ipilleoe life 11ogen Mollc /
Solfctings6ebatten, ban bar en- fill
feroig Ma1l oa inge1 9ebottpr.
Veen ban fit BOG &etponing. Set bar
Sc Mar, Mgrarbebegelicn bnffebe
fren1, og bon bar bclegnet til at
rcprgienterc buaOc ltore og imoa
@6n0cr. Ga &eebt5 Sbptt / M11gult
1894 0anneOe Set Mini5teriltn1, Ser
aflplte Oct @itrupife> bla ban ret
nat1rligt Meolem of Mi11ilterict
@an obertog @ltr11ps Nortefplie, ST.
nansminiiteriet.. Og Sen lin6ige
~&unmerDerre poo Gjcle bor cit me-
re me6u6rIid Man6 nt fprhonhIc
meo cnb oen iltrc Gitr11p. Md1l
%6egpnote retop 0a at fprbonble ON
Sen ltorc 5fattereformz 1pr1 Mgro=
rerne for0re0e, og bnor1neo man
baabe0e at iprenge Sc gonle Yorti=
ruln1ner. Set bare6c en- Dalb Sncs
Mar, in0en ma font til &cjs @noe.
Moifillige Miniltre pg Miniltcrier
fneffe0e &alien poo Sfattcrefor=
men, ogiaa Set &ee0t5=G bott'l fe Sci
nilterinm / 1897. 9e1 ny &onieils=
prgi t0ent, S6rring, pbertog lclb ST,
nansminiiteriet. Sg Moret efter trot
2iitticbou fig l1b af proftiif Npli=
tit.
SON nGrme0e fig Sc 70, og otter
Daanoen opgab bon fine mango Sill
liosbberb. Sum @eoelagen opgob bor
fife. SOM opertog enoog efter fin
Mfgong lom Miniiter Sormonospo=
lten / Se6eielifabet og bcbnreoe Sen
inbtil 1908. st Bar Mor efter oper=
loo ban Stambnlet til fin 5pn,
SpfiGgermel ter s. 2iitticbm1.
Ser bar intet blen0en0c be0 Ben
af0p0e &ammerberre. Mee>1 ban fDl6=
tc ser, bbor ban bor lat. &on bob0e
fremfor Slertallet al fine 5tonos=
Teller en- almen SS%1rtercs1e, og bbob
Ser er en6nu ljelonere / Sc &reo1e,
SEN menne1felig Sorltooellc of Mer1=
neifer, Ser gi6r en- Mon0 ogtet, of=
bolot % lpffelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
Gr SEN banife @rr famp6erebt?

gd1 % 6a bprer man fra 3on-
mart forifjellige Mp9ter ON, at sen
ounlfc Scr enb1tt life Ct blcpc1
tilltrgffeliG foriDnet meo Mmuu>ni-
tion, og at Sen / poafomnen6c Sill
felOc biloc ltoo blottet for Grubt %
&11glcr.
Sc Der erenoe Hpgter bor TIT fl1n=
oct l1oiag / bojlp0te @ebrcjoclicr
moo &egjeringcn / en- Sci al 2ol1=
bets Hresie. 8lon6t unoet bc,1leoer
laole0es Gla0et u&pbenbobn" / en-
Spiosortifel @%egjeringc11s Opnrrf=
lombeo paa omtolte Mpgter, nnori
Set be66er:
IS 0e1 ienerc Sis far 9fpgternc
faret Mono og Mo11o irncl!ea! oil!
Spprgsmoalet: @boroon !toor set
cgelttlig til me6 bore 5olooters IT'S
rltltning, meo &erens Soripnine
1neb Mmmltnition?
Gr Sen, lom Sen ifol bore?
Sbi tpr1f, ON bore Gon11cr ifnloc
ligge oeruoe / 5fpttegropenc> 1loc
al Sto16 til at perge fig, foroi set
lforte6e bern poo Hotroner. Gri1f,
on bore &a11oner / Set ofgirrcnrc
Rieblif naotte tie, for6i Sc mol1glc=
Sc &rn6t og &l1gler.
Sbilfet 5frig of ofmegtig Treoe
pg S%orbitrelie biloe ser ifff, !pftc
fig ODER 2an6et, ON Mpgterle tolte
lonot, og @eren birfelig mongleGe
Stub til @eberer og &ononer.
2enge ct Ser offentlig tiet Ser
ON, me6ens Mpgterne fiji; men INT
Dor Solfetingsmm0 Hinltr11p tolt,
og far / uMolborg Mmtsti6." flort
og tpbeligt bebrejoet Megjeringen en-
fort Gmmelig Administration, ell
Wangel poa Senlpntagen ill., at set
for en- Seltbar n9oben6ige er til
5te0e> bbis Set if11loe bruges, 90
fan flyer, at Solicit benter og fro.
per> at gfegjeringen i9rger for, at
bets 5pnner fuur Ben / enhber Ser=
leenoe forn90ne l1orltitni1ng.
&i bor la6et Ell rim Sis bengoo,
for hi bar r9rt beo 6ette. pinligs
Gimme / Saab on1, at &egjerinqen
biloe %gjen6ribe neutrality-suspicious.
geifpl0ninger for> at life alt nh
otter ct Mars &rig CT / fulo1tenoig
Or6en bbao Sor1baret ongaar. Men
Hegjeringen bar tict.
SCI forefommer % ganlfe 11tro=
ligt> at &pgterne, Ser ipirrer Man6
og Man6 imellem, ifulOe tale Sa110=
be0> at = lom @r. Moge @elten=
bol5 110taler fig - hi enon1t ma11g-
Ter &leoer, &aaben og Mn1mlnitior1>
ia, at hi fun bar 8oaben til 10000
Wan0 og Mmmllnifion til 10000.
Set er % life befien6t, at Migs=
6agen bar npgtet Mi0ler til laa=
6anne 5ager, 116en bbilfe en- Sers
&fraft burtigt er u6t9mt, og
bbis Wangel bill n%noergrabe 6ens
mora1ife &raft fpr nogen &.
2a0 <os MI fra onlbarlig SIDE faa
Sanobeoen at bi6e, laa at 6isie of
fcntlig fremlotte 8eifpl0ninger for
mangelful0t &rigsbere0ifab fan BIZ
be ilaaeoe neo og 6erbe0 Be uiun6e
Mpgter en- Gong for alle faa en-
IGal giennem 2ibet.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
st Mpnnment Imeltcs til &anp

ner. 8la6et uGribune" / Mom meo=
bette / 5pnbags, at set Momtment,
Scr par rej1t / Srentino for 9unte,
og font bar an1et 1om ct Meiter=
b9rf of 5fulptur, er pbelagt al
2itrigerne, for at sc fan benptte
8roncen til at lobe &anoner al.
Wonumentet bar al 3oocbi og 1to6
poo &lo55a 9onte foran Sernbane=
1totionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

3aa Mpotbefet. u@boroon 1faI
bette Snieftpulber br1tges?"
Sarmace1ten oan6sfraberen6e:
~gn Gbeife efter bbert Maulti6,
Sr11e."
snlsarien maa treffe tit @als.
Sra Earis telegrafere6es / 2groogs,
at electromagnetic bor forelagt Sen
bnlgarif e &egiering en- Sellesnote
torla11genoe, at Ben ffal erflpre,
bborbiot BEN itaar poo oeres eller
paa Gentralmagternes 9i6e. Soften
.er bog iffe 5orm al ct nltima-
h1m.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

- sfrib efter 8rppennmn1er al
bette 8la6.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-15

Tamales made to order. Tree de-
livery. Phone 100 spanish Kitchen.
Come 20 the turkey shoot nc the
shooting gallery IA Old Albuquerque.
shoot every day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-15
VI. H. DAY AGAIN
IS SECRETARY Of
INTERSTATE Y
Acting General Secretary Of
Albuquerque Association to
Make Headquarters In Ell
Paso After January |,

News OF tho election of w n. DAY,
of Albuquerque. as general secretary
Of tlr Interstate 3 N e. A.. was con-
tanned ln dispatch received last night
from Ei paso. The interstate CON
Ncntinu BIS tp progress there.
Mr.. Day WAS elected yesterday II
Was holding the office OF interstate
secretary when the association
brought him here 90 act as tho trcrc-
WrY for Albuquerque during the PEE
rnd Of construction 81 the ncW build
ue Tow this citv He retained the OFF,
nrc uf interstate secretary while act-
Ug Ha general SECRETARY here. his cone
tract Wlth thp Albuquerque asspcm-
tinu permitting him 90 curry on his
duties as ana Interstate Official LII lhe
Huo time
building WIN BE Nearly Complete
According to tho dispatch Mr. Day
viii make his headquarters In il poso
after january ] DOB designating the
Pass city as Mr. Days headquarters
dtet Sew Years the Interstate assoc
citation believed that he would have
sufficient tlmc before that date 20
complete tho Albuquerque hutdug
81 the present rapid rate uf Construc-
uuu the building may Be done hy that
lmc providing severe weather does
NOT cause AN unexpected delN AZ
amy rate II viii bc $50 ncnr completion
no thut time that Mi Day probably
viii be able TO glee AN his dime 10 iu-
trrstatc work
Nj bay Left here for the convention
nst Thursday night nc was accom-
panied hy Mrs Day They are exc
portcd to return tomorrow Although
thprc arc several members of the in
Nrstote committee in this city MI Day
was the only representative go go from
A'huUurrguc. aside from delegation
of 4cytu yuunL men, sent 10y the
University ef Sew McNlcos assucla-
Uuu
Dr Won klcnSmid Re-cleCtcd.
Word ALSO was received that nr, Won
klomsmid president of the University
ot Nrsoua had been elected president
oi thc interstate y. A. G. pr. Won
kigusmId hcld this office last year
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FOR RENT--Room. 2Sx5u. facing
alley IN business section, suitable for
plumbing or tin shop. or storage;
offtoo.
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b. NJ. WILLIAMS

UcHii@f
Rooms and 3, Whiting Building.
Corner Second aud Gold
Phone Nc. eva
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-15
Equipment r. Scarce

THE earnings figures are rein
forced ny the increasing frequency
of REPORTS of scarcity of equipment
and congestion of traffic. aud by the
fact that several Of the largest rail-
roads IN the country have IN the past
few days reported record car loading
figures The Santa Fe n the week
ending October go had the largest
loadcd car movement in lbs histor}
The Burlington on october IL and rs
SGT n neW record FOR Az hours the
Pcnn8yhania's middle division lu Oc-
tuber broke it's record for month
and the Missouri Pacific ia October
had the heaviest freight movement Ia
its history.
The report un SURPRISES ANA short
age Of freight cars issued by the Ann
erican Railway association for Oeto-
her / showed b surplus ~ S,06l ears
as compared with l9L30g ON Septem-
beer and l33.3S2 on october l., 1916
There was also shortage of g.162
cars The statement for November !
shows q large part of this surplus
wiped out and "a considerable increase
An the shortage which makes the net
surplus less than il has been at amy
time since october 1913 Reports If
increasing freight traffic come from
all sections of HE country. western
roads feeling particularly the effects
of the steady growth IN the grain
movement, which promises to bel
greater than ever before. The east
ern roads arc profiang by the heavy
shipments of iron and steel, as well
ass of manufactured goods. which i'm
dictate large gain I'M general business
ID frI fHFH Hfs D.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-15

Livery ana saddle horses Trimble's
Rnd barn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-15
ALBUQUERQUE To
BUY TICKETS FOR
TEACHERS MEET
Committee Goes Out This
Morning to Add al Least
1000 to Roll of New Mex
leo Educational Association


WIN iht IINtd H''ti' I'iI''ili'h 'l
adding 90 lerst one thousand Wcn-
hers from Alhumaiuc to the nom of
tho \eo 1i..i.o Educational as.ocfa-
.I.....
'''''
tors aht business men VIII &C. eur
inns morning 1na eahf ASS lne Guy i'I
the ale ol pshanel sal' Nlhela Wy
ihe sssaaI-i-oh Inr tickets ,llel
Wlthln ihe itten pl lur most "iout'
ate purse costing ou one aulldl
each ana mere sA'uIl '. no on
cull} in 9ulp8fa.IlA th' hldlh 7'l 10y
the committee
IRON every pulpll I'D Hi'uqu'lqg'
YESTERDAY announcements We're m'oe
ol the canvass to Nr Ihaue ''"a4 anu
me Importance 1T tht 'oHf thlloU i'I
Albuquerque was emphasl1eu u was
pointed out thJl Tor tour DAYS heAt
week this city VIII De the educational ,
center of the state, tnoD those mi
thatst "i enc ,oilNellllon n.'r L'H,
70 great gHl ~ =, ''''''- ..,,.,n
the most not''l' l"-l" '''s 'N'I 7'','
al a." tu"'d' '"I'''f i''' '''0 l''l
southwest, AHd ,"e I'I'N N'.'i'" I't
Jh' lt"i' f"Il''lu'9
tn, '''" du' 'Ii"' y
Nl'"lu' I.ie "e 7' 1
e'I H'7' "Np"'' ill'' 'li, '''u
tl "l''. lp in '''el " ,et ""', H''t''''
So nl'u i"i l". "''I'i' COB ''iN
TIRE s''t'
Noted Speakers Here.
Tine list nf speakers who will ad-
dress thc New Mexico teachers this
scar IS ana z,h4t would command at-|
tenuou at any Gathering in the t'nit-{
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-15
Buying Activity Renewed.

Evidence Of "a renewed buying uc-
tivity ON the part Of the railroads are
numerous Since October I the Rail-
way Age Gazette has reported in It's
news columns orders for $3.50 000 tons
oi rails. which represents an cXpondi-
turc of over &l9,000,00U Including
10000 TONS reported in our columns
in september this makes total cx-
penditurc of over $4,000. 000 for rails
alone with this rain there were
placed orders for AT least S3,000,O00
worth Of track tastenings. u has
been the practice OF the railways an
previous years 10 place their rail or-
ders about the first of the Year. but
this year, ON account OF the Congcs-
tIon i'm the steel mills caused 10y the
buying from abroad they are hegin-
ming Go place them much earlier than
usual to secure delivery at the time.
the rails viii Doe needed
HUT the Gazette adds. eli the
confidence aroused by the improve
ment within the past few weeks is
sustained Il viii take many months
ut good business for most of the rail
roads to make up for the effects ON
the depression ana for many If them
Gwen large increase In traffic viii
not suffice. a railroads condition ISL
not determined hv gross earnings
alone and the recent increases in net
are largely artificial They are the
result 90 very rigld economies that
the roads have been forced 10 prac-
tier ana which can not Doe continued
without dctrimcnt % both service and
propertN The increase i'm traffic will
utNll large increases In expenses and