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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

Chicago. Aug. 1l.-Reports that the
French government had bought l00.-
coo barrels Of flour at Minneapolis
caused sharp advances today in Whea-
prices here Bullish sentiment was
increased by assertions that estimates
based on the government crops were
100 600, GOO bushels too high. Prices
closed unsettled. sc to Ia a "a
above last night Oats finished "a
TO IS a re up and oats with a gain Of
q to q q I iac In provisions the
outcome varied from 10 &c decline to
a rise Of Sc.
Until news came Of the big pur-
chase Of flour for France, the wheat
market here had been for the most
part on the Gown grade. Almost sim
rltaneOusly the trade was confront
ed with a statement from a leading
authority that owing TO continued
rains, II TO 80 per cent of the winter
crop acreage in eight leading states
had been abandoned outright.
Strength in corn was chiefly owing
to sympathy with wheat Wet
weather formed the principal reason
that brought about the oats advance.
Provisions failed to keep pace with
higher quotations for hogs New out
breaks Of the foot and mouth disease
in Illinois seemed to make traders in.
cline to be wary
Closing prices.
Wheat - Sept, $685.; Dec.
Corn-sept, 753se. Dec, 6t2sc.
oats Sept. 4lc; Dec. 40%c.
Pork-Sept., $13.92; oct, $13.92.
Lard Sept, $8.O2 oct, SS01
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
FOR SALE

81, 000-7-room modern bungalow,
hot water heat. hardwood floors, 3
sleeping porChes, Highlands.
3,000-6-rOom bungalow, modern,
pebble dash finish. Highlands,
close in.
s1,G00-S four-room frame cottages
on three lots, near shops. close in;
rent for SS2 per month a fine in
Vestment
1,500--3-room frame bungalow,
modern. two sleeping porches. So
It. lot. near car line. 4th ward.
$1,000 Five-room frame, bath, barn,
chicken houses. shade and fruit
trees, lot 100x142, 4th ward.
So, 000-S-room, frame dwelling, mod
ern, fine shade, good outbuildings;
Bird ward, close in.
81, 000--4-roOm frame, modern. com
pletely furnished large chicken
yard, good outbuildings; s. Edith
street: close in.
A. FLEISCRlEIa
Leans Fire Insurance
III South Fourth Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
SHOULD EDUCATE
PEOPLE ON TAX
PROBLEM, IS HELD
ViCe-preSident of Association.
Whose Object is Revenue
Reform DecIare8 Public
Knows. Too Little of Topic,
~ aoenlna louanAl seeeAL lsAsee wlal

10y MORNING JOURNAL
San Francisco Aur 1t-An nd,,c, -
live ,,,o,,en,on, ~, -, -,
-, i'' 'e''' ~ al '"A"l'oil,
n"'loi'a' III us sVope' was advocated
by samuel T. Howe. vice president Of
the National Tax association. i'm an ad-
dress tonipht be.roro tho ,in,t, ..u,,,,,i
,o,,f,r,,,,, IL III.
'""' "''S'
IL the IDEAL Of equality of burden
~ taxation is to be realized in any
CoIsldefable ueBree most tax systems
must De radically changed Mr.. Howe
saiG,
ihe ghlterlng generaliues of polit-
lodl platforms formulated not infre-
quently with little or no knowledge
OF fundamental principles or of the
real Facts of taxation, and too often
Tor the sole purpose Of winning votes
seem now -adays much more influen-
tai in shaping tax laws than the de-
sire to distribute the burden among
the citizens upon some equitable plan, q"
ne declared.
There was now substantial agree
ment among advocates Of tax reform
ne explained that faculty or ability
should measure the obligations Of tax
alton. The general property tax as a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
ASSESSMENT OF THE
STATE $16,000,000
SHORT OF NEEDED SUM
ESPECIAL o,ss.ter 70 MORNING JOURNAL

Santa re, Aug il.-lt was deter
mined today that the assessment Of
the tweHty-sx counties Of the state
has not reached the 5000 900 900
marked. In fact II is over $4,000 600
short Of that sum, the total being
$3.50 5074S9 as against $e62.62S,698
last year a gain Of almost $2tO00,-
900 The corporation assessment Is
fl02,532,9S0 as against s88,295.563
last year and that Of other property.
$1T9.934,459 as against 8i73.249g97
last year.
The tax commission has figured
that at least $500. 600, 600 would have
To be on the tax rolls IN order to yield
sufficient revenue for the states ex-
penditure next year.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York, Aug. Mercantile pa
per 3Ia@3A per cent
Sixty-day bills, $i705O; demand,
$4.T475.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds strong
Time loans steady; sixty -days 21s
per cent.
Call money steady high, ? per cent;
low. Y per cent.
Bar silver, 47hc,
Mexican dollars. 369sc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
RATE DECISION
SENDS RAILWAY
SHARES UPWARD
Market Strong But Not so Ac-
tive as on tuesday, InfIq-
ence8 Which Prevailed Then
Again in Evidence,

New York, Aug. 1.-THE same
forces which influenced yesterday s
broad and steady market were again
in evidence today, albeit trading was
somewhat less active and realizing
sales more effective Shares of the
leading railways were lifted to higher
prices In the early dealings, the move
ment coinciding with the announce
ment that the Interstate Commerce
commission had granted d general
freight advance to the western rail-
roads. Although these advances were
disappontingly small they served for
time TO stimulate speculative de-
mand to q greater degree.
Every division of the railway list
shared in the rise. particularly Cana
0an Pacific and allied issues, which
gained from 10 over points. Gran
gers and the Hartman and Hin issues
added ] TO points to yesterdays
best quotations and Southern and
Southwestern issues, as well as trunk
lines and unclassfed stocks made
similar Improvement.
Later the weight of the European
selling. which aggregated fully so, 000.
shares combined with heavy local re
aIlzing for profits, caused material
reductions of these advances,
In the final hour some of the lead
trs were a point or two under yes
terdays final figures and the entire
list developed distinctly reactionary
tendency United States Steel led the
movement, being offered in lots OF
loo To- $1,000 shares at from to 3
points under yesterdays record price,
with general irregularity In other
speculative favorites.
The foreign liquidation which was
o natural outcome of the recent adj
vance of prices, was a recurrent fea-
lure of interest London offered large
amounts Of Canadian Pacific, Union
Pacific Erie and Steel together with
smaller lots Of Atehison and other
grain carriers.
War shares were again shunled to
g pace OF secondary Importance with
declines of TO 6 points Striking eX-
cepuona To this tendency We're shown
ny Bethlehem steel, preferred, at
l0l Is Willys-ONorland at 1866, and
Studcbaker at SS, an new high rec
oids Total sales of stocks amounted
TO $4,000 shares.
Exchange ON London and Paris fell
10 new low records despite the re-
ceipt of S2Q,000,00 gold from Lon
don via Halifax Demand sterling
vas quoted at 4745s and checks on
faHs sold at Ssh u
There wds a better inquiry for in
Iestment bonds, with greater activity
IN subordinate issues Total sales,
par value aggregated S3,S40,000.
United States bonds were I'M
Vhanged ON call.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Kansas CITY livestock.

Kansas CITY, Aug. l1.--CatjIe-ke-
ceipts. 1000 Market steady Prime
fed steers, $9.500995: western steers,
$7O0G0.25; bulls, $5.25@6.15; calves,
S60O10.2O,
sheep - Receipts. 1000. Market
steady Lambs, Ss.50@S.gO; yearings.
$6.75 m 750; wethers $3.50 a 100;
ewes, SG.35@6.S5.
Hogs -- Receipts, 5000. Market
higher. Bulk. $7.OOML45; heavy, $3.50
@72Oj light 5000 $50; pigs, $6.15
n 1.25.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
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NOTICE.

IN the DstrIc. court Btrnaiiuo county
state Of Sew Mexico
30. t0t5T
Mary r. simpson. Plaintiff ys. George ~
simpson, Defendant
10 George W. simpson. Defendant
Notice ls hereby given SOU lhat an ac.
lion has been commenced and ls nov pend
ing against fou 10 Me above entitled court
and cause Cor he purpose of procuring e.
judgment ~ absolute divorce tIe com
paint being ON hle with th CLERK OF said
court az Albuquerque. N A., ana untss
you enter your appearance boo said court
ana cause hnd answer the complaint here
in on or before the ind dap d September
1915 Judgment Will be taken agalAst ym
By default fer the relief demanded Ia The
complaint
Marion & wood whose business ana
postDffice address ls state National BANK
building Albuquerque. Sew Mexico. are the
ATTORNEYS for plaiHtiff
A. r. WALKER
Clerk " Said Court
Dated this glsl day Of July 1915.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
KANSAS CITY BOARD or TRADE

Kansas CITY, Aug 11.-Wheat-N No.
hard. $1.23@1.S6; No. 2 red, $11S@
49, Sept, St.09Is Dec, $1.0I; May
$110lk m1.10h.
Corn-No mixed. 76tac; No. >
white, 76c; Sept, 721a @729sc, Dee,
GO 7sc May, SAC.
Oats-No. 2 white. G1 e @62c, No.
. mixed 46 a 50cc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
Desnondency Due 10 indigestion.

about three months ago When 7
was suffering from indigestion which
caused headache and dizzy spells and
made me feel tired and respondent, !
began taking Chamberlain's Tablets,
writes Mrs Geo Hon, Macedon, \. Y.
This medicine proved TO be the very
thing / needed. as one days treatment
relieved me greatly used two bot
ties OF Chamberlain's Tablets and they
rid me OF this trouble" Obtalnable
everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago Aug 1f-Cattle- Receipts
10000. Market steady to a shade
lower. Native beef cattle, $1,000
1920; western steers, s6.754 900;
cows $3.10@91O; calves, SLI5@
1850.
Sheep ~ Receipts. 1900. Market
weak at yesterdays close. Sheep, SEQ
a $50: lambs, S725@g.35
Hogs - Receipts 1900. Market
strong. / o to 15c above yesterdays av-
erage Bulk, s6.60@725: light. $500
n $50. heavy $6.25m725. rough,
S6.25dG.40; pigs. $500 $50.
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Denver LIYestOCk.

Denver. Aug l1.--Cattle-Receipts
500 Market steady Beef steers So.
a 7.65s COWS and helfers, $500 100;
calves, S6.00d9.50.
Sheep Receipts, none.
Hogs Receipts, none.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Aug 11-Spot cotton
steady. Midding uplands S9.45. No
sales,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12
NEW YORK LEAD AND sPEBTER,

New York, Aug. 1.-THE metal eX-
change quotes lead offered at $3.50,
Spelter not quoted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-12

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FOR SALH-rwo corner lots surrounded by
shade trees. two blocks from car line
SEQ II. N. paokert, journal office
SMALL Missouri Farm-f5 cash aud 81
monthly, me- Interest or taxes, highly pro-
ductlvo land close TO q big markets. write
for photographs and full Information. Nun
ger Abs AZ ~. lIfc BLDG Kansas Elty
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-fisceIIaneOus
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WANTED Good llght buggy harness and
top 1000 East Central
WANTED buy good second hand type
writer Phone az once 10 US.
WANTED secondhand aide car fol ludinn
motorcycle. b. r., caro- journal
CARPET CLEANING. furniture and stove
repairing w. A. doff Phone 500.
ron Jemez aud Sulphur sprlnas set simon
Garelas teams roe N. Arno street
WANTED trade new player pian1 for
Ford automobile. Address S. r. o. Box
$50 city
WANTED-Empty one and nve-gailon
cans J. c. Baldrdge Lumber Coz 423
South First street
WANTED--Money.
WANTED. Loan Of 81, 600, Al real estate
security. Address c w. care Morning
Journal
FOR MISUNDERSTANDING.
FOR acknowledging rooms ana fur.
nlshed cottages, sleeping porohsa sle
West Coal
FOR RENT-Three room furnished flat
with sleeping porohea modern. ala South
Sixth Tnanirs aavov Intel
ron RENT-Three modern rooms, furnish
ed FOR light housekeeping with modern
convenlencea Inquire fOi North Second
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FOR RENT--Ofgice Rooms
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FOR RDHT-Offices. AppY d. A. Macphsf-
ann. Journal nfhos
FOR RENT-onice suite u Woodmen build
Ing. after June Let. Inquire D a. Mac.
1hersnn Journal nfTice
LOST.
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LOST Long white Kid glove Return To-
journal office
LOST Inner tube 3ix4. Reward Coombs
Hotel BHrber shop
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ter connected with sewer, electric
wired large lot and close 10 ear Nicely
finished and stained interior Price
only $1,000 reasonable terms
IrlHAXTON & co.
al West Gold Avenue.
FOR RENT-RoOma.
ss~r~~@~~~N-~-~~~~~~~-
North.
FOR RENr-Modern rooms, no aiok. 6ssh
West Central
FOR RENT Two newly furnished toous.
steam heat. near Fourth ward school sos
West Fruit
by DAY or week. modern nrnisnRd rooms.
&2.25 and $500 week. Grant building
$685. West Central
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room With
or without board Reasonable 500 North
SECOND street Phone 1oo1W
FoR RGNr-larsc airy rooms special
rates by week er month Grand Central
hotel cprnor Second aud ccutraI
South.
FOR RENT Nice front room with porch.
bos West silver
FOR Diminished rooms for light
housckecping 72t South Second
FURNISHED rooms. not water heat. ma
sick no children. iii West silver
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for house.
keeping can i02 South sixth street
FOR RENT-Thrre large cool rooms. sleep
Ing porch and bath completely furnished
for housekeeping 6i6 West Coal
Highlands.
FOR RENT-IIght housekeeping rooms
2lS South Walter. Phone 202
sieepipr porcScs sisit '' East 9 Cenir. H''"
MON TEVT NIcc I1,,,e -Ir, r1o,,s With ~
cellout board Al reasonable rates Phone
l5S7W. ara south Edith
T11 RENT Three fnrnisLcJ rooms and
sleoplue porrb SIG NOR uauth ,yatrr
paid 522 south Walter street
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pOu RENT -nwau,uw.
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North.
l-17i7 Tl,1-.r Modern, 5--,,,.-,----
sE.d IN Wortb rbirl i,,,tr 'N5 ~,
J,,,ti, ttr. ''F"''' "''
77-5 15,-.,- ,,,,s-.,-,..-,- -. ,
brIot Glass enclosed soopipg porc "f''g nv y
Noll9 seventh
house close ln Inquire at i0a North
tOh hHN New groom modern cottage,
,- ',tuou Wal'r paIa' Flboo Phone
:, ~ -..--
OK hbNI- ON August l2th, four room
,,. 1lioN party ,5S iutnlshed' 9nath, electric
or tnouirc az GRANITE oyonua "'"o i'V'''
:, = ~
VIZ "rN heal bungalow Tor two now
nor"b fr"ni and '' rnas l N,ene" S'esplnH
furn,sbcd tro,,tra Ia Do, a''ie sieue'
49, ~ VIZ . !. ~ .s-lra "a, ellue.
South.
apartment. modern 1897 south SECOND
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ana gisss.d Io si.,,,,o nus, ",, ,g ."onb
t,,,i' e''1a,u 5'eI'nt PW,yn' oI- o"ulu
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W ~ ~ Vul iy'in iI"l, Wen iuihlsh-
Wv, "t'gl p"lu Xxx Wes' Mold Ap-
, ~ ,' ~. t. 49, ~. W ,talluI.
Fq 3,n HgN 5,c i ana oy .sa nicely far
close in, gas range, porohes, modern rent
reasonable situated 900 ana 4o7 South
ze1eHln 2lIe1e t Appiy moore lseally Co.
Highlands.
FOR RBNT-U0nse nj 900 North pdIt6
Phone 4s4 or 05T.
ron 1EVI,--5 4 s,,d s-r,,.,, ,,..,..., NJ
iaadsep tqoi south Eaith o'" ''uSe". hf'
ron HINT foIIr-roofo 6oose nsf,fS ~
nlahed AT 40g south Arne. phone tIott
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rasm @attage vIth wa's gia s.'ee, lour-
1orchca So water paid Phone t5ggi
TOu pTN1,- WIN fEfec -r11,,, ,,i-,, 49,
nIahaJ biiopsf.V .,..n.f 800 ~
ips8 south Edttb Phone ltspV
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IPorterfieId Co.
REAL EsTATE-FIRE INSURANCE.
LOANS.
216 w. Gold
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
>--~s~~N~~s~>>~sH---~---
Male.
WANTED An English speaking yuung
man at Fabcr's bankrupt sale 213 West
Gold
WANTED Experienced driver FOR Ford
truck one who knows Tho city Well 3lg
West Gold
WANTED-EXpetienccd waitress also car
penters Employment Agency 10 South
Third street. Phone $50
Female.
WANTED-Competcnt cook Apply Mrs
NJ g. stern GA West Copper
WANTED-Experlenced salesladles at the
Economist.
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NOR sAI.E--NIIscrIlnnroua.

/ 4~.~---~.~-N~~.-,J-@~- ~N0-s~S-~-~J~-J>s4~.~
I .Ok SAIL cedar posts Phone tot2W
! FOR SALE Several pcees fuunitare. also
chlchens tlS West cold
For SALE Chcap sldcboard RUGS table
camcra. ele Apply aos West SANTA ~
FOR SALE tai3 Twin cylluder Indian mo-
lorcycle tlooo 6l6 West Coal avenue.
FOR sALE--tnderwood typewriter. good
order. $40, no SECOND street Phone no
rOU SALE Ron ton desk ana CHAIR also
solid oak office table cheap phoue
FOR sAIE--Chcap IL taken NJ once. saxon
runabout in good condition. NJ. ~ Co.
Journal
FOG SANE i0i8 augIo ExoeJalor motorcy-
Gle tandem lights. extra uro mo South
Naltor
FOR sAlE Quarteted oak duuG Table
uud chairs. refrigerator pictures Kitchen
-halr en1 la1lg rhonc l,93 mtcnoona
FOR 5ALE-Flve rooms sanitary furniture.
viii rent Won Z rooms for 500, three ~
which 1re euh-l ot flr sla $50 Norh SECOND
FOR sNLG loll model oadmd neht I'M
auto. ruu $500 miles, shock uhaurhcifi
Fo1d condition w NJ Horr8Vdt4e, Mas
dolcua a. NJ
FOR SALE Encyclopedia britannica FLAT
cst India paper edition 900 volumes ln
mahogany bookcase $1,000 less tnau cost
Almost new ana iu perfect condition. Apply
t23 South High street.
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FOR SAlE-IivcstoCk and Poultry.
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FOR sAbE black MWurea hens and pul
lets. liau Indian Nuuu,r duess tl1 .arh
Hieh street Phone l#tW
FOR SALE Fine dlElug horse huesr mud
harness h1rc thuwugHly city broke,
harness aud uuaay good us uca Address,
p care journal
FOH SALE White and nun OrpnFton
hens 50 rs. white orpugtou pound
chieks toc miscellaneous stock hens l5c
chlelH L b ssc l3tl Wgst trul
THEY LAY they win they pny, tharsI
enough DO say. navajo r.. l. Reds. Stock
ana eggs J.. ". Thomas Poultry Yards. ~
East lazeldIue avenue. Albuquerque. N. NJ
FOR sALm-Fancy bred plymouth ROCK
eggs 70 cents per setting. Fancy bred
Buff OrpnEton eggs. 81 per setting. Black
MuorchH 81 per setting Call az 40l North |
Thirteenth or phone $50
FOR sALE-RAMBOuiLLB RAMS Large, +
smooth heayy- wooded. range raised /
al Arizona State Fair Send /
for further Information 20 AUBREY M
VnsTMENT co. Prescott. Ariz. Ranch I'D
dress Nelson Ariz
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

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Albuquerque Retail Merchants Association.
G.. q. Alderman, Secretary.
Phone SOS - Barnett Bldg
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19

WE desire to bring the fact home to all
farmers and men interested in the pros
perity of Delaware, that there must be
a shortage in the supply of horses for
our own markets, as well as for the de-
mand which will come for long time
from the countries of Europe after the
war now rending that part of the world
is over. Shiploads of horses and mules
leave each week from the ports of the
United States to supply the loss of ami
mails through the various campaigns of
their armies, and with the hundreds of
thousands which have gone, and those
which will go before other animals can
be grown to fill the vacancy, the prices
for all kinds of horses will in all proba-
bility run far beyond the present market
prices. With these facts in view, it is
wisdom for the farmers of Delaware to
breed as extensively as possible for both
horses and mules.
Milford chronicle., 1915-02-19
HOUSTON

We consider the lecture delivered BY
Prof. Short, of Delaware College, in
Houston on the subject of Sanitation"
to be of the deepest interest to all people
and to the people of Houston is it espec-
tally applicable, as we'll as the community
nearby. If everybody could have heard
good. forcible clean up talk like that
delivered by Prof. short, the fly pest
would have to go, and typhoid fever
would become of rare occurrence. Mr..
Short is one of our own south Delaware
folks. for Sussex county was his birth
place, and some years ago he graduated
from Delaware College, after which he
taught school, surveyed land, practiced
road engineering in the south land, in
the western country, in California, and
finally returned to Delaware College as a
member of the faculty in mathematical
and engineering departments. He has a
lecture on Road improvement and Road
Maintainence that we at Houston want,
but his schedule is full, so we will hope
to hear him next season on this subject.
Certainly the extension committee of
Delaware College offers rare opportunities
to those who seek knowledge and enter
tainment through the lecture courses,
which are free.
The revival services are yet in progress
here. Rev. James, of Pennington, was
to have preached on Tuesday evening,
but because of a death he was unable to
be present.
The evangelist, Billy Sunday, says that
man is a citizen of two world normally;
the world of temporal things, and that of
the spiritual. Every act he performs here
affects his citizenship in the world to
come. Men swear away their citizenship
in the other world by allowing their
spiritual natures to wither away by dis
use.
The Stetson & Ellison Packing Com
pany find the pulse of the farmers beating
strong for corn when they talk about II
or IS cent tomatoes. Corn is a staple
food product, and the price is likely to
soar with that of wheat
Miss Dorothy Newton has been visit
ing Miss Margaret Graham.
Miss Anna Roe was the guest of Wilbur
Jump last Sunday.
Mr.. Marsh is the guest of Mr. Clifton |
Martin Emory is having his residence
repainted.
Caroline Holcomb, of Milford has been
a Houston visitor this week.
1t seems like old times to see Rondell |
Johnson driving into town again.
Rumor has it that Arthur Dawson and |
iamily will move to Chester, Pa.
There is on effort to revive the Ladies
Aid Society under the name of the
Church Aid" This is helpful and
organization. and the effort
o give it a new name, and to enter into
is duties with increased zeal, is a good
me, well worthy of the co operation Of
H. Keep the effort moving until it Is
realized that all have an obli
.ation to make it successful. How many
will help this along?