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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-12
FOR RENT.-Rooms win aoerd

FOR RENT--Rooms With Board.
~-~r~~~~~~-~~-~-~~~~~~~~-
FOR HENT--Well furnished rooms. with
board. 2i7 South Fourth.
FOR RicN,r--Modern room with Board
800 per day. iii South broadway
FOR nENT-Ncely furnished front room,
close In, with board. $3.50 per week ia
South Edith.
For RENT---Itoom with sleeping porch |;
home cooking, No objections 10 conyales-
cents. 8f5 South Arno
FOR RENT-Large, well ventilated room,
nicely furnished. with board 224 North
Eighth street or phone i329W
HOARD AND ROOM for healihseekers,
sleeping porch or cottage; shade Jersey
milk and fresh eggs one and half miles
from city; free eonveyanees. pfaff's ranch.
Phone 51590W.
LOcKHART RANCH--The Most attractive
health resort. One mile north OF town.
All milk, cream and eggs produced on place.
Free carriage for guests Electric lights,
city mail service. Rooms or cottages Phone
1893. Mrs. W. u. Reed
Mrs. EIRGiAIA BIRTSCfI formerly OF Sill
yer City, announces that she has located
a high-class boarding and roomng eatab-
lishment at 210 South Walter street, and Is
prepared TO offer the finest table board in
the city at 81 per dnv. Telephone ia02w.
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WANTED-Positlons.

WANTl1p--Position. as housekeeper fol
bachelor or wfdower. by middle-aget
American woman. Address az South Ar.
no street. city. nA
MISUNDERSTANDING teacher wants posi-
tion as tutor or goyorness, either with
parties travelling or on ranch. Can teach
piano. Address Alice A. Gage, Elephant
Rntta. ~ NJ
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TIME CARDS.


R@sweHH-Carrizozo MIaiN Lime
Daily passenger service leaving Roswell
and Earrizpao az $500 A. M
Through fare, one way....s.........si0 5000
Intermediate points per mile...,s,s. 40
90 lbs haRsage free Excess carried
ROSWELL AUTO co,
Owners and Operators Phone lei
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-12

chcks, sit0O per 100. $3.50 Tor 30, and
ff.0O for 49, Eggs for hatchng. Send for
circular and egg record table, W. ]. Ynit,
r.. q. Box 1911. Albuquerque. Il. NJ. Phone
1haAM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
FORECAST SHOWS
A BIG VARIETY IN
SPRING STYLES
Severely Plain Waists and
Full and Flarlng Skirts Are
Distinguishing Features in
New Modes.

SPECIAL eoHatsronornes 70 MORNING JOURNAL
New York, Feb. 27.-~1he spring hai
a variety of STYLES which run tn,
Ehmut of those We have had only II
new forms. and those inspired h,
J Russia, France, Belgium and Hol.
land.
The full skirt, however. Il without
doubt. first IN style whether inspired
by peasant skirts or Victorian crino.
line. II may be cut circular, gored
with as many cores as nine, straight
pleated or gathered the requirement
being thdt IL flares az the bottom
The Dutch costumes are particular
" suited 70 the young Rirt They Of
ten have a broad strap over the
shoulders, with blouse buttonlng
straight down the center front The
SKIRT ~ full, with slight bulging at
The hips. Sometimes these dresses are
topped With a short Dutch jacket
white or Delft blue are favored col
ers for this style of dress.
Bolero effects are to be seen in
waists ms well as In jackets and Will
no doubt be particularly smart for
summer dresses. Linen. piuue and
poplln being materials which Will
make up into stunning little suits
severity seems 10 he the strong
note for waists but they must have
particular style, which in, Of course.
hard TO attain, although IL lies great
" IN the placing OF the trimming.
buttons are All thai Is considered
correct on many OF them.
The illustration shows a dress with
q plain but smartly cut waist button
Ing up the front with cloth-covered
buttons. The side pieces Of the waist
continue ON TO the skirt aud form "A
side yoke. The completed costume
has an unusual style and charm
which Is accentuated BY tan prunella
cloth IN which Il Is made.
An extremely cunning little hat is
worn with this dress. showing a sail
or shape with rather high crown
narrowing slightly at the top. IT ~
made in sand-colored taffetas and
trimmed with II single band OF choeo-
late-colored velvet ribbon, ending in
short streamers IN the back. 1t has
very good style ana In conservative
good taste, quality which American
women demand before all others.
The second illustration shows a
dress with the ever-fashionable sur
plice closing waist The skirt is gored
with the stylish fare at the lower
edge and the waist Is cut slightly
short The braiding on the waist and
skirt is done with the round silk |
braid which is having a vogue even
stronger than the soutache braid.
The separate blouse Is made on the /
same severe lines of the hodiees OF |
frocks. They are made OF crepe de
Chine and wolfe and chiffon cloth |
over q thin silk lining. Small cloth |
covered buttons To match the ma /
teriai of the waist and the pockets. I
made with a fancy flap, |
are the only trimming They are Of I
ten buttoned from the top of the |,
high collar TO the waist line, while 1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
.CH|NK FINANCES
! IN SURPRISINGLY
GOOD CONDITION
Those Who Predicted National
Bankruptcy for Celestial
Republic at End of Year
Prove Mistaken,

Peking, Jan. lS.-The condition OF
china's finances at the end Of 1914
mas surprised even the optlmlsts. A
majority of those who believed they
knew something OF the actual inter
nal condition of the country felt that
while China might avoid actual finan-
cial shpwreck, she would he shown
az the end of the year to be I'm suc1
position that only the most careful
navigation could keep her off the lee
shore.
The republics official New Year mas
come and gone. the country is tram
quill, the soldiery have been paid. the
contributions from the provinces 20
the central government have been
coming in well and the cost of admin
istration Is being met out OF revenue
Moreover the salt revenue has shown
an astonishing increase and the ac-
cession of funds from this source
alone has been such as 10 remove any
fears that foreign bondholders may
have felt Suggestions were made
some time ago that the customs reve-
nue. would show great falling off as
Q consequence of the European war.
This belief has been gratifylngly falsl-
fled. Other sources of revenue have
also lcen satisfactory.
Outlook l. Hopeful.
The outlook for 1915 is even more
hopeful. A very large increase in the
salt revenue is assured. Furthermore
the land tax is to be collected upon
some coherent plan instead Of the
wasteful, haphazard method of the
past. The late Sir Robert Hart point
ed out long ago that a properly adj
lusted and honestly collected land tax
would relieve China of all financial
anxiety. Without pressing in any
way heavily upon the small land own
er a tax could be fixed that would
produce a revenue that would cover
the cost of the whole administration
Of government many times over
1t Is understood that the govern
nent intends to enlist the services OF
Sir Richard Dane, who has done such
GOOD work in connection with the
salt Gabelle in the task of reorgan-
zing the land tax
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

others are made with the low coll
lars Organds Is combined with but
ter-colored lace. Honitnn braid in this
same color is used as an applique on
white organdy and black moussclino
de solo.
The wool fabrics for spring are
largely plain fabrics Serge, that Won
derful standby, is one Of the first sell
efs. together with gabardine. CheViot
is the novelty and a very practical
one Checks in black and white are
shown in variety of materials. also
dark blue and white, A very fine in
visible check Is considered very smart,
Il comes IN many smooth fabrics. like
pruneila and novelty chiffon broad
cloths or lady's cloth.
or the heavier cotton fabrics. cot
ton gabastiine stands among the first
sellers. This fabric has high lustre
and is very effective. Materials with
corded effect are used almost mere
than ANYTHING else for dresses of eth
or heavy or sheer weight. The lighter
weight first introduced by French and
English manufacturers is called
sfilese." And hence. any fabric with
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
BERLIN PATHFINDERS
MANEUVER IN FORESTS
(Assoolaled Press correspondene,. }

berlin. Feb. Thousands OF
Berlin Pzthfinders. the Boy Scouts of
Germany, since the beginning of the
war have spent their Sunday morn
ings In the forests around the capital
IN exercises intended TO train them
Tor their future career I'm the army.
The other morning at an early hour
the streets resounded with the march
Ing Of the Pathfinders making their
way toward a rendezvous near Schulz
endorf, starting from which place a
sham battle had been arranged
against another large body of Path
finders coming from Hermsdorf. All
were dressed in their gray uniforms,
very much like the color of the field
uniforms adopted by the army
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL SUNDAY FEBRUARY g. 1915

broldcry flouncings have back.
! ground of wolfe and crepe as well as
I very sheer lawn and batiste. organ
! dy too. is embroidered and makes q
light and airy flouncing for summer
] dresses.
! The Belgian lace centers are pro-
! ducing no lace and the French very
little. 81 most OF the imported lace
comes from Plauen or 81. Gall. Chan
iilly, Spanish and Lire lace are among
the more expensive ones, while shad-
ow lace may be had in a wide variety
Of designs ana prices and its light
and delicate designs make excellent
frocks for evening wear.
Belts and girdles are forming an
important feature on the gowns OF to-
day. Some are plain, and Of the fab
ric Of the dress il Is worn with, 9TH
crs are Of contrasting material and
embroidered richly. Some Of the Cir
dies are extended To what seems like
peasants basques, or wide girdle lac
Ing up the back or front, and pointed
or rounding, made Of contrasting silk
or of velvet.
Ribbons, especially Of velvet, are
having a strange vogue, as they seem
to belong to the crinoline period from
which so many spring dresses are de-
signed
The hats of the year continue to be
modestly small. although a few large
ones are to be seen, ana very smart
they are. too This vogue for small
hats has made the wells extremely
popular, and they are shown in num-
erous styles The wide floating veil
which comes almost, IL not quite, 10
the shoulders Is very becoming and
popular These are In different
meshes plain and dotted and usually
have either bias fold on the edge
or narrow piece OF ribbon stitched on.
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SANTA FE SOCIETY

Continued From Page Three)
~~~~~--~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~ -~~~~~-~-~-~~~-e-~0~~se~.
Mrs Antonio Lucern, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ Diaz. Mr., and Mrs. r. y. Burns,
and Mr.. ana Mrs r Asphnd The
courses consisted mostly OF spanish
dishes specially prepared under the
direction OF Mrs Jaramiilo. The ta-
Die was beautifully decorated with
flowers and red roses aud was loaded
down with appetlzlng dishes. present
Ing most inviting appearance. The
occasion WIS immensely enjoyed by
hll the guests who were unanimous IN
their verdict that Mrs Jaramillo was.
indeed, very charming hostess.
Miss Arneille White. daughter Of SUI
pcrintcndent of Public Instruction and
Mrs. White Joined with Miss Dorothy
Heinburg. daughter Of Representative
ana Mrs. Rcinburg Of Dona Ana coun-
~. 10 celebrate the ninth birthdays of
the swo young Indies The guests
numbered fifty.
Thursday evening Alfred Roila was
most az q motion picture PARTY which
was followed by Jolly good time al
the homo of HIS mrents. Dr. and Mira.
J. a. Rolls on East Palace avenue. The
festivities being in honor OF Miss Grace
Lord OF East las NcRas. ana n general
iaNorite among the Young folks OF
Santa Re
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

. corded weave. such az wolfe or crepe
are said To have 4 filete finish Wolfe
" the most Fashionable u the cotton
fabrics, because Of ne softness and its
durability Dotted Swiss and mar
quisette are two other materials which
rank very close In popularity 10 wolfe
Net In black over white satin or taft
feta as well as white ana colorcd nets
are very smart for elaborate frocks
Pink and blue nets make delightful
evening frocks ana are trimmed with
jet.
The STYLES OF tho summer dresses
make II certainty that embroidery
and lace flouncing will be used q great
deal IN their development The emf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
Nore Half So Good as Chamberlalp's

7 nave Tried a number Of cough
medicines for the children but never
found any half so good as Chamber
laln's Cough Remedy" writes Mrs.
Alex. johnson. New Haven, Ind. 1T
Will not only check Group but will
cure cough or cold quicker than
any other remedy We have used. The
children Hike It and / know IT cannot
do them harm as 1t is free from
opiates." For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
BABy'S HAPPINESS
DEPENDS ON HEALTH

Cross, fretful babies usually
need laxative 10 make them
comfortable. and comfort bcgets
happiness Constipation Is the
cause Of much discomfort. Moth
ers should watch closely the con-
dillon Of their chlldren's bowels
and see that they are regular
A mild, pleasant tasting laxa-
tive such ms Or. Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin Is ideal for children be-
cause Of lts natural composition
and gentle action and because
II contains no opi1te, narcot-
&c or other harmful hablt-form
ing drug. Dr. Caldwell's syrup
pepsin IL sold by druggists every
where. A ieaspoonfnl az bedtime
will bring easy, certain relief.
A free trial bottle can be OBJ
tanned by writing to Dr.. w. y.
Caldwell. 45z Washington ST.,
Monticello. Ills
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
WHAT DOES YOUR
M|RR0RSAY T0YOU
II Your Face ~ Not Fair You Are Not
Fair 10 Your Face. Use Stuart's
Calcium Waters and Danish
IimDlcA. etc,

Before beauty can ever be realized
u must have complexion that adds
70 ile lustre. that makes a magnificent
face contour radiate an artistic
color, The charm of oil beauty rests
chiefly IN the clear skin. the pure red
blood, the soft creamllke complexion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

( Mrs r. a. Ifnyden entertained in
formally ~ cards on Saturday after
noon.
Mrs, Mcdonald was hostess at the
executive mansion To the saturday
card club.
Saturday evening, the third Of the
series Of bridge games In the Santa Fe
club tournament held the boards.
Miss Beatrice Seligmnn entertained
In honor OF Miss Grace Lord nj a
dance at her parents home, Postmast-
or and Mrs. James l.. Seligman on
Hillside avenue
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Despite the solemnities Of Lent,
there IL but little slaekenng Of the
social pace at Santa Fe Every day
has seen It's parties and It's social gath
erings and while they lean a little hit
more toward music and teas, yet there
y also dancing and card playing with
out Surcease OF the card clubs, Il
is only the Monday Auction Bridge
CLUB that has laid off until after East
er. The Saturday Gard club was the
guest OF Mrs. Mary Lee at the De
Vargas last Saturday, the visitors he.
lng Mrs. Mechem. Mrs Hoover and
Mrs. spencer. The Thirteen club met
with Mrs, Nuding. Mrs. Fischer being
the guest OF the club The Five Hun
bred club met with Mrs Armlio and
Miss Edith Weilman In the Galiegos
block. Mrs. Woods carried off the
prize while the guest prize went 20
Miss salmon, The favors were carna-
tons. Besides the club members. the
guests were Miss salmon. Speaker and
Mrs. seonndino itomero, and Miss
Knapp
on sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
walter kegel entertained n number
OF legislative guests at dinner. sem
atof and Mrs. Bafth were al 50 hosts
70 dinner party At the sanltswiuu.
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TIE MAID OF MY DIRE CAMS.

The maid Of my dreams is creature
SO rare
That ] valnly have sought her for
years,
Yet | really don't care what's tho
shade of her hair
Nor what IN the shape of her ears.
That paragon girl may have teeth
hat aren't pearl
And her eyes may be vacant OF
CLEANS;
Yet her manifold charms set my mind
in whirl
AS ! muse on the maid Of my dreams.
! never have thought II her form
should be round,
Athletic. lopsided or lean:
] only have wished IL would be neatly
gowned
In a garb hygIenically clean,
IL isn't important that she should re-
call
Greek. Latin or wise college themes.
II she knows how 10 cook by the BOOK
that IL MI
That III ask Of the maid of my
dreams.
IL she knows how 20 look to the
washing ana sweep,
How to run household sornows 10
ioys.
How TO deal with the dust without
falling asleep,
How 70 sleep without making q
noise.
II she'll work for a fair weekly wage
for my wife.
II she'll never indulge In extremes
or III temper, believe me, I'lt take her
for life
That adorable maid of my drenmsi
John p, Wells, IN Buffalo News
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
AUSTRIAN LOSSES IN
CARPATHIANS EXPLAINED


Vienna, FEB. 1S.-Franz Mohiar, tho
Hungarian playwright, who Is acting
as war correspondent in the Carpa-
thans. tells how d small Austrian
force, beleaguered in an ancient for
tress with walls nine feet thick held
out for days against the attack Of
superior Russian forces only to be
forced IN the end TO surrender when
Russian artillery fire cfumbled the
ancient structures walls.
"rhe reason We lost so many pris-
oners in the Carpathians. he con-
tinues, lis because such attachments
as | have mentioned above, who were
holding certain points had no chance
of getting away when at last they
were surrounded or reached by con-
siderably larger force. Retreating
from a height through shining white
snow with the enemy behind you on
the top, plunging knee-deep In snow,
and every dark figure an excellent
target is certain death. When these
detachments were caught they had no
choice but to surrender
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28


hryhht MISS bryant, MIS- Ioonns
Coy. MIS- Mccullough. The next meet,
ing WIZ be with Mrs. lAuRhlin' aho
Mrs. Mcb"naid y 70 preside
me Los Nicrnes ciuD met with Mis
hekel TIC prize was carried OH py
Mrs cooper. me clup Iheelh mex
week WIN Mfs, WeHh'
MISS lfelen hhpp was hoht,ss 20 "
numper ~ Dung ioiks on Ihursubs
evening ~ h"hof OF MISS 'i"'' |Vi y
~ i'ds Nebas' ~ me Huuie Y 1ii'
ana MfH. l. H. haPp on East f"id'e
avenue
THE FELLOW WHO PASSES IN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
COMING EVENTS.

An afternoon of "reminiscences by
old timers IL planned for TUESDAY bs
the Santa fe Woman's club bat whlcr
q large attendance Of both pnembefs
and guests is expected. The mcetinf
Is to be In the Palace of the Govern.
ors
Much interest has been aroused n
the exhibit OF photographs to In held
next week IN the reception room OF
the Palace Of the Governors Both
amateurs and professionals are asked
to send photographs which should be
on hand by next Saturday evening
While southwestern landscapes, port
traits and groups will predominant,
yet, other subjects are nor barred.
ON Tuesday afternoon of March o,
the class In archaeology OF the Santa
Fe Womuns club will meet in the
Palace of the Governors, to discuss the
Creation and Deluge Stories of Prim-
tive Peoples.
4 Post-historic lay.
or ever the careless years were done,
In the pre-eugenic days:
/ was a man OF six feet one,
And you had a woman's ways
How frail YOU were, when / knew you
then,
With frlll and a furhelow,
And the harem skirt OF 1910,
And the French heels down belowt
While mine was the garb Of the puny
men
Who lived In the long ago.
but million styles have come and
gone
And we're done with pants and
stays.
Since | WAS dwarf of six feet one.
And you had womans ways.
Our evolution * now complete
And our Roman robes float free;
Chopped hay anl nuUs ARE all we eat
We sleep in "A swinging tree
our ears are far from our fingered
feet
And our height is ten feet three.
But not for y moment do ! forget
Those pre- eugenic days
When ! way a care-free lnsbandette,
And you had a woman's waysl
Life
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28
2 . .
FRIDAY

The legislative visitors wera again
guests Of the Fifteen club on Friday
afternoon az the home OF Mrs w. i.
HaToun on West Palace avenue. Mrs.
n. II. Hanna presided. Quotations
onened the program Miss Maasie
followed with Il paper on Art Mrs.
l.aughlin read, Wives old and New, p
and Current Events closed the session.
The guests IN addition To the club
members were Mrs Walton, Mrs
Page, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Doepp, Mrs,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28


Stuarts Calcium WATERS act direct a..
~ upon the sweat glands Of the akin
since their mission is TO stimuiete
the excretory ducts They do not ere.
ate perspiration, but cause the skin
TO breathe out vigorously, thus trans-
forming perspiration into a gaseous
vapot. The calcium sulphide Of which
these waters are composed consumes
the germ poisons "a the sweat glands
and pores, hence the blood makes a
new. smooth skin In a surprisingly
short time.
You will never he ashamed to look
at yourself IN a mirror, once YOU use
Stnaft's Calcium Waters Nor will
your friends give you that limiting
look. az much as 20 say--for goodness
sake. Get rid of those pimpies.
There Is no longer any excuse for
anyone 10 have a face disfigufed With
skin eruptions. when Il IN SO easy TO
get rid Of them. Simply get a box
Of Sluart's Calcium Waters NJ any
drug store and take them according
10 directions. After few days you
Viii hardly recognize yourself IN the
ntirrnf. The change VIII delight you
immensely. All blenishcs will dis
appear.
All druggists sell Sfuart's Calcium
Waters at so cents box. A small
sample package matted free by ad-
dressing II, A. Stuart Co, ia Stuart
Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
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the bells was ringing O'Clock, when
20 the store came Kate,
she should have come al 7, but the
girl did sleep loo late:
Ehe was a weary saiesglrl. and az she
did seem real gum,
Sne ret beneath the counter for her
working wad OF gum.
The gum WIS gone. Great hevinga''
cried the girl "Oh. Mag OH,
Maud
Some OF souse girls came early ana
has beat me 10 my wad."
The girls denied that they had took
the gum. ana walked away.
hut they did hang their heads in
shame when Kate she then ala
say;
Chorus.
i may be but working girl, but
working girls has rights,
Ana 70 preserve that wad Of gum /
Kept II here NJ nights
And no girl amt no lady, and q crook
she haR become.
Who'd steal from any working girl her
only wad Of gum
--(incinnatI Enuulrer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-28

Weeks. Break Up-A-Cold Tablets
A guaranteed remedy for Colds and
Ia Grippe. Price Csc of your druggist.
IT'S good. Take nothing else--Adv..