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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-02
MARKET
DULL At CLOSE
NO SALES REPORTED = ROSIN
WAS FIRM WITH REPORTED
SALES OF ss1 BARRELS.
Receipts, Casks.

The spirit market was dull at 81,
with no sales.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-02

Jacksonville, Sept. 1.-The spirit
market was firm at 36A, with sales
of 231 casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-02
Receipts. CASKS.

sales of s7s barrels.
Receipts, Barrels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

associated in the past with Dad
Elliott. a widely known y. NJ. G. A.
worker. In view OF the fact that
Hcinzmann was here a year ayo and
so well liked. a large attendance Is
expected. both OF those who heard
him then as well as everyone else
Who IA cordially invited 20 hear him
wnh us ON sunday.
In addition ia the Kipling Recess
sional' which the choir Will sing. a
solo will be sung by Miss llosc
Harsch.
Or. Boyd entertained the executive
committee OF the New Mexico Edu-
cation association Friday evening al
a dinner at the Country club. Those
present included J. y. Taylor Of Dem
ing. !. L. q. Swinncy from Aztec,
John " Conway and J. n. Wagner,
both from Santa Pc, l.. G. Mcrsfclder
OF Clovis, Alvin White, state supcrin-
tendent Of schools, as well as 4. W.
Conway OF Ration.
The debate scheduled Ia be given
Friday night on the question, IRE
solved, hat Federal Governments
should own and Operate the Rail-
roads of the United states" has been
postponed until a week from next
Tuesday. Those participating are
members Of Professor Bonnett's class
In debate.
Among the notable events Of com
mencemcnt week which no one wants
10 miss will be the organ recital by
Professor stanley T.. scdar. head Of
music at the university. lie plans
20 give II at 1880 the morning OF
May II, In the Congregational
church.
II IL expected that the regular
Tuesday morning assembly hour viii
be given over To "A long postponed
student body meeting.
Miss Shirley Won wachenhuson,
n OF the leading participants In
the play, Is the champion girl swim
mcr aud tennis player Of the Univer-
sity
b play %rehearsals continue stead
ily and everything looks favorable
for the production Of the best play
the university has ever put before the
public.
Through the efforts Of certain uni
versity faculty and students We are
now In possession OF the finest quar-
ter-mlle track IN the state.
h Held IL well prepared Tor The
track meet In May, as In addition to
other facilities tho university has had
a ~ lot OF new bleachers made TOR
the accommodation of spectators.
Miss Gleason entertained nj dinner
"wednesday evening at the Aiyarado;
Or and Mrs. Boyd, Miss Boyd. Miss
williams DR.. and Mrs. Kirk and Mrs.
Gleason.
Mrs. Cooper, Miss sadie Cooper,
Jimmy Cooper, Miss Ann Armstrons
and Miss Young arrived In the
Cooper car Thursday Afternoon TO
spend a few days with Miss Mary
Cooper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
! PROGRAM FOR H
! COMMEMORATIVE AT
} MENAUL SCHOOL



Commencement exercises Of the
Mcnaui mission school this year
promise TO be % more than usual In
tereat and merit. The program for
the exercises has been announced as
follows.
sunday. May 2, $3.50 D. m.-Bacoa-
laureate ermon at the First Prev
bytcrlan church by Rev. II. q. Me-
c~oliouRh. pastor Of the First Prcsby-
terinn church az Santa re.
Monday. May 8. s p m.-At the
school. Play BY the eighth grade.
The Sophomore" Music. orchcs-
ira.
Tuesday. May 4. p. m.-Eighth
Grade class DAY.
Tuesday, May 4. s p. m.-Part 1.
concert by music department. Hart
?, play by high school, "A Teacher
Wanted
Wednesday. May s. 2;s0 D. M
Commencement.
All exercises nj the school except
the b~accalaureate sermon. which will
be at the Presbyterian church.
The following IL The musical pro-
gram FOR the b-accalaureato services;
Processionai-Miss kehworthy at
the organ.
Hymn. selectcd-school.
Music, Rock Of Ages"-Quintctte.
Solo, Face 70 Face"--H. johnson.
Orlando Haca.
"IialloiuJah Chorus" from Han
del's 'Messiah"-High school.
Hymn, sclectcd-SchOol.
Organ ~poatiude, selectcd-Miss
kenworthy.
The public Is very cordially invited
10 attend these exercises.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
Russia's "Prettiest Girr' With PavIowa|
Blonde Beauty Won Cars Favor at 2O|


- HE meEe beautiful woman IN an
Rsfssia. a~ccoTdfnH % the RS
4 SLAMS themselves 10 q memft
Of Mile. Anna pnvlouh's Russian uni-
let company. when viii seon % me
artistic netrnction horo. Hes name ~
Gtouhlna pinnkcwfnrchn. sac u lust
past twenty years Of aEo and - =
striking blonde, q rather unusual Hps
In Russia
when Mile Fiaskowiescka made
her debut AZ sixteen IN b imperial
Opera Hauno, al MOSCOW, her Am
noroad until stories OF her beauty
reachod even the enrs OF caar Mich
olaa. and nhe was summoned 20 ap-
pear At tho Imperial Opera House. "a
petrorrad est roforsburg). Her per-
formanco was rewarded BY che I'M
perlai smile. and Immediately she be-
came the toast Of the capital.
She was courted By men Of evef1
rank and station. but n turnea .
deaf a 20 ALI she II asili hear
whole md fancy free and hsr art
continues 70 be her aoia love
Two noblomen. Guitors for her
favor. fought a duel over her one
Of them was seriously wounded HIS
seeming misfortune. however proved
good fortune. for the volatile Plas-
kowiezcka nuraed him back 10 health
ghiis the Victor was uummarliy dis.
missed The patients happiness WA
short-llyed for when he asked her 70
b HIS wife she curtiy refused
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
PERSONAL MENTION


Mr.. aud Mrs L. NJ. Raypolds have
as their guest Mrs. Raynofds' mother.
Mrs. Nathaniel Lines ~ Canyon clty.
Colo. Senator Limos Nns In tho city
the early part of the week but roA
turned 90 Denver Tuesday. Mn.
Lines win yisit here for several
weeks.
Vanity Fair rs extending a welcome
10 "a favorite daughter this week.
Miss Gladys Mandoli who returned
from New York city last sunday.
On sunday Miss Hildn GrunsfeiG
returned from Chicago. whore she
has spent several months since her
return from Europe. Miss iiilda and
her mother were abroad oue year.
and have been missed from Alhu-
qucrquo circles for two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sheffield and
their son. of Americas. Ca. are Wis
itins Mrs. Shefleld's sister. MrR
Rircher. Tbey WEI be here for some
time.
Mrs. Isaac Barth entertained Mrs.
Haugh,on Of Richmond. Ind. FOR u
few days this Wees. MIS-. Hnughton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
KNOWN READER
AT ST. VINCENT

+. w. Griffith, q well known
shakesperean reader and member Of
the Chicago Shakespearoan club. will
be In albuquerque sunday and Mon
day. lie Is brought here by ~. VIM
cents academy. Sunday afternoon
he will give "A reading at 81. Joseph'a
sanitarium and Monday evening he Is
to give a reading at 81. Vincent acad-
envy.
The reading Il 81. Vincent acad-
cmy will be under the auspices OF the
Loyola Literary society IL tho schDoi
and cards for the event have been
issued. IL promises to be a rare
treat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
Notable Musical
Program for First
Commencement Event


The musical program for the uni
vcrsity baccaiaureate sermon on the
afternoon Of May 9Th promises TO be
one of the most ambitious ever un-
dcrtaken IN the city. The service ~
90 be held. ~ has beer announced, at
Rodcy hall at 4 o'clock, the sermon
being by Rabbi Noise Bergman OF
Temple Albert.
The CHIEF musical features OF the
afternoon viii be the anthems, which
will be sung by the university fes-
tival chorus of eighty vUiccs. which
is being ORGANIZED by Prof. y. stan
ley Seder FOR the occasion. This
chorus will constitute practically the
only opportunity OF the season for
Albuquerque vocalists TO join forces
In a big production OF standard sa-
cred works. The University Choral
club will form the nucleus OF the
chorus, and the choirs OF the Prcsby-
terrain, Episcopal Lead Avenue Meth
odist, Central Avenue Methodist and
Congregational churches. together
with a number OF the city's best
singers viii join with them for this
service. The chorus numbers 10 be
sung are Gounod's "sanctus" and
Unfold. We Portals"
Additional Interest comes from the
fact hat the newly organized Albu-
querque Philharmonic orchestra ~
twenty pieces will play the instru-
mental selections and accompany the
chorus In the anthem work. This
will be one OF the first appearances
or this orchestra, aad much Is ex-
pectcd from Il.
There will also be a violin solo
number by Prof l.. l.. Tello and an
%oratorio number by John u. Falkon-
burg. both with orchestra accom-
paniment. also an unaccompanicd
quartet, by Mrs. kathryn Grimmer
Bailey, Miss Louise Thorn. Mr. Sedcr
and Robert 7. Seweil.
An invitation Is extended to all
singers who wish 10 sing In the fee
tivnl chorus, and especially Co all
who were members Of the Choral So
cioty last season. to phone or hand
In their anne TO Prof. Scdcr. Work
h now being done on the anthem
numbers In the separate choirs and
the final rehearsal OF the entire
and orchestra viii he held at
The high school auditorium on Sun
day afternoon. May 2. at 4 o'clock.
This rehearsal will follow the free
Ia he given by the Phllhar-
monte orchestra at . o'clock that az
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
FIFTY BOYS JOIN 7.
IN BIG BAND CONCERT

The concert given Friday niEh. at
the high 'chooI auditorium by the
Albuquerque Boys band and the Me-
maui School band. under tho direc-
tion Of Fred X. Ellis. was one ~ the
most unique attractions ever given In
the city. The i've bands were com
bined for the occasion, making my
boys Ia he aggregation. Notwith-
standing the bands are only four
months old they gave "a very credit
able program and surprised the aud
lence with tho proficiency they have
already attained. The numbers by
tho entire band were an greatly en-
Joycd, and In addition there were a
number Of special features on tao
program. The Jones. brothers could
not give enough To their
agony Rag" The four young lady
viollnists with a solo ensemble wax
"A pleasing feature, The trombone
band 81 twelve pieces. probably the
only trombone band In captivity. Gre
nted a noisy sensation. A feature
which was received with great favor
was n horn duet by two ~ten-year-old
boys. Walter S'-ipe and Charlie
Rentfro. They have boon playing
only four months but rendered a se-
lection which was roundly applauded.
The program was varied with several
numbers by several of Albuquerquc's
fayorite artists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

on her way 10 Barssow. Tcxss.
Mrs. Albert Clancy Of sahfn Ne her
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hcaaalden. The past week Mrs,
Clancy returns a. Santa ~ tonight
Miss Dorothy Meyers. VIM was the
house guest OF Mifa sadie Morria
during the week. returned 70 her
home Ia Gallup Friday morning. Miss
Meyers cnlmc "a with the cxisecta-
tiUn Of hearing the fiaynulds Hnrert.
and was gregtly disappointcd In the
possponemont 81 the date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. weinman cele-
brated their thirty-hrst wedding an
niversary On Thursday. the 2gnd Of
April Most Of these years have beer
spent in Albuquerque, where MIR,
Weinman has achieved great SUCCESS
as n business man aud a leader In all
things that have helped to make "a
greater Albuquerque.
Mrs. Weinman numbers her friends
by the hundreds and Ia as alert as
her husband In all things pertaining
to the social welfare OF the town.
Their home on Nest Copper ave-
nue. Is one OF the most attractive AS
well ~ one of the most substantial
homes in the city. and Rttests "a the
fact that the Weinmans intend ia
make Albuquerque their permanent
home. Mrs. Weinman expressed her
contontmont In Albuquerque aud In
her wi home recently since their
from an extended visit in the
when she said that she felt that
she never wanted TO leave Albuquer-
que again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
UNIVERSITY NEWS.


Harry T. Heingmann. member Of
the International Young Mems chris
tan association. and In charge OF the
student associations In the west, Will
be with n sunday at the I o'clock
vesper service In Rodey hall Mr..
Heinzmaun IL the MAJ who has been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

A report by Mrs. Brewer. setting
forth the good that has been accom-
plished by the civic department, was
a feature OF the meeting OF tho
Woman's ciu Friday afternoon. The
report stated that the efforts OF tho
civic department had beer rewarded
by the closing OF the red light dis
trict In Albuquerque. by city clean
az campaigns. when rubbish was re-
moved from vacant lots. the screen
ing Of fruit stands. the hauling OF
rubbish through tho streets OF tho
town In covered wagon. free dlstribu-
ton of trees and plants for Arbor
day. prohibiting the sale Of liquor
on the fair grounds during the recent
fair. this being accomplished by
bringing the matter before the fair
commissioner and citing the law re-
garding the subject. The placing Of
garbage cans In the business district
was "a part OF the work accomplished
by the civic department, stated the
report, as well as the opening OF a
free reading room for working girls
IN the small room OF the club build
ing; and many other good things.
The set program arranged for the
afternoon was carried out. Mrs.
Conner, as leader Of the day. had ST.
lectod interesting subjects and SPLEEN
did musical numbers. Miss Irene
and Harold Partch In n duet pleased
everyone present and were enthusiasts
ticaliy cncorcd. Miss Pearl Tomp-
kins surprised all present wl.A the
beauty and range OF her voice. Prof.
Milne In an interesting address gave
many reasons why he favored "A po-
licowoman FOR Albuquerque. saying IL
would eventually be accomplished.
Mrs. Medlcr's suggestion of sending
out OF town for "A woman who was IN
every way qualified for such a posi-
ton was approved by the club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
% q
Menu at Country Z
Club for Tomorrow :
oo

Following b. the mcna which will
be served ~ the Country elnh tomor-
row from I D. ~ 20 2i3o p. M.
Cream Soup
Roast Chicken
New String Hcans
Dreamed Cenfiflowcr
New Potatoes Tomato salad
leo cream
cake Coffee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

The Ladies' Of the Eastern star
Will give a social at Masonic temple
on Friday evening. April 80, az &
o'clock, There viii be a musical
program cards, and refreshments.
followed by dancing from 10 to ~.
All members OF the order and their
friends are cordially Invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
New Philharmonic
Orchestra In First
Recital May Second

Announcement has been made that
the Albuquerque Philharmonic or
chestru of twenty pieces, with Prof.
y. stanley Scder of the university as
director. Will appear In It's first re-
cital on the afternoon of sunday.
May 2. at the high school auditor
lum.
This orchestra. which has been
recently organized for The purpose of
presenting high class orchestral
works 20 the public OF Albuquerque.
Is entering a field In which Il has no
competitors in the state, either In
completeness OF Instrumentation or
In It's personnel. The orchestra COM
prises the following Instruments.
First viollns, second y%iolins, cello
ttrombone), double bass, flute, oboe
hrst clarinet, second clarinet, bAssoon.
first cornet' second cornet, first horn.
second horn. trombone, drums ana
piano. About twenty pieces Will par
ticipate in the Introductory recital.
The full program Co be announced
shortly viii contain several standard
orchestral numbers. and will be OF
interest 10 all Prof. /. Tello, con-
cert master OF the orchestra, will play
DeBerlot'E Ninth Violin Concerto
with orchestra. and John D., Fnlken-
burg will sing a sacred solo number,
No admission will be charged. and
a general Invitation will be extended
20 attend this recital. Following the
recital a rehearsal OF the university
festival chorus will be held, In prep
aration for the b-aocalaureate sermon
on Mas eth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
v. ". &. A. RECEPTION.

- - ~ hA3N NNNINs
one OF the largest social events of
the season was a Y. w. e. A. reccp-
ton given at the home OF Mrs. Roy
Stamm. In honor of Miss Annie Rcy-
nolds and Miss Mildred Corbett. The
parlors were daintily decorated with
lilac blossoms and delicious refresh
ments were served.
Miss CoTbott II the city secretary
or the states Of New Mexico, Okla
homa and Texas. and comes here
from Dallas, Tex. Miss Reynolds ls
a member of the national board OF
directors OF the Y. w. c. A., as we'll
as on the committee for the foreign
work. For eight years she was the
general secretary OF the Worlds ".
W. G. A., which has its headquarters
az London. While la this position
she visited associations IN every part
OF the world. Besides her knowledge.
OF Y. w. O. A. life, Miss Reynolds IN
thoroughly acquainted with actual
conditions among the peoples of
many nations b has always been
a great traveller and has secured hor
information first hand from living In
the foreign countries. learning the
customs OF the people, aud Is able 20
converse In mani languages. while
Miss Reynolds r. a New York city
woman. she has the gracious hospi
tality and charm OF personality
which are accorded 10 the southern
women.
Miss Reynolds viii speak al the
Presbyterian church on sunday eve-
ming az l.fb and she win have a mes
sugc that YOU will enjoy.
Miss Reynolds and Miss Corbett
are on their way 10 California To at
tend the national convention OF the
v. w. G. A., which Is held every two
years. This year Il Is al Los Angeles
from May 9 20 n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

Mr. and Mrs. E j. Cosorove OF
Augusta. Georgia, parents OF Mrs.
James A. Blainey OF Parview Ter
ace left this morning for their home
after a visit Of several weeks In Al.
buquerdue, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
nlniney.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

The Leaders bankrupt stock will
sold by the court IN the next
thirty days regardless Of cost. sos
w. Central,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
FOR COMING WEEK

= Monday. April 25th-Fort-
= nightly Music Club. Miss Marie
= Higgins.
= Monday, April 2sth-Shakes-
. pearcan Heading. 81. Vincent
= Academy.
. Tuesday. April 27th-sarame
= Reynolds. High School Audi
. forum.
. Friday, April 3Oth-Marie
= White Longman. High school
= Auditorium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

Mrs. IT, r.. Rogers was a delights
ful hostess 10 the ladies Of the Aid
Aociety Of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church on Thursday afternoon.
Al the close Of the social hour deli
oious refreshments we're served, the
hostess being assisted by Mrs. Brack-
ett and Mrs. Whiteslde.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

Mrs. Edward 4. Mann was a din
ner hostess Tuesday evening. her
guests being Mrs. Barth and her
house guest, Mrs, Haughton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
SANTA lie MUSICAL EVENT.

AZ the high school auditorium to-
night the public viii have the OPP
p%ortunity OF attending "a double SAN
Ia Fe reading room entertainment.
This announcement alone should as-
sure a full house, for during the past
season the Santa Re has brought 10
Albuquerque a lot Of the best talent
that the country affords. Every en-
-tertainment has been "a real master
piece, and not once has the public
been disappointed. The attraction to-
night IL composed Of two companies.
One. The Musical Maids" "a com
pany which has Just completed a
concert tour OF the coast. is sure TO
please. The other Is the Thurlow
Lieurance orchestra, with original
compositions and "a combination OF
instruments rarely made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
q MRS. CLANCY.

A round of parties have beer given
this week for Mrs. Albert Clancy. for
merry an Albuquerque girl. now liv-
Ing In Santa Fc. ON Monday after
noon Mrs. G. n. Conner was hostess
To fifteen Of Mrs Clancy's ftiends.
a delightful afternoon was spcht al
auction.
Mrs. w W. strong entertained with
a sewing party la Mrs. Clancy's hon
or on "Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Bcswick
vas auction hostess at the Casa de
orc. The guests played at four
tables.
ON Friday Mrs. W. W. strong was
again hostess for Mrs. Clancy at a
dinner at he Country club. This nf-
ternoOn Miss Jean Hubbs il enter
tanning with Mrs. Clancy as honor
guest.
Mrs. =. =, Woy entertained at auc-
ton on Thursday evening. Her
guests were; MIR. and Mrs Frank
Alderman. Or, and Mrs. g. n. Con-
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. n. .. strong. Mr..
and Mrs. Proctor Sherwin, Mr.. and
Mr. T. y. Wilkcrson.
Mrs. Wilkerson and Dr. Conner
were the winners of the high scores.
D
Mrs. $. T.. McElwain entertained
with two delightful sewing parties
this week. ON yesterday afternoon
ana again this afternoon her home
has been open with delightful hos
uifultfy IN haU frHanuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24
FOHTNIGIITIY MUSIC CLUB.

The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
met with Mrs. Hust.
o
The Highland Bridge club was en-
tortaincd by Mrs. w. w. Strong on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Steiner Of
Ncw Orleans was a guest of the club.
.
The Gold Avenue club met with
Mrs. Valiant Tuesday afternoon. BE
sides the members. Mrs. Mann. Miss
Lolita Newhall aud Miss Anne New
han played,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-24

ON Wednesday afternoon the Mlcr-
coles club met with Mrs. Schuitze.
o
The Tuesduy Sewing club met at
the home OF Mrs. Raldridge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02

| a 2
dealers. IN large cit, like New.
York the eggs rejected iii this 7wav
VIII amount in the course Of a a.;
~ consilersb ole number The law:
Tor bids their u Sc for human food. bur.
permits hem to be denatureds and
sold for technical purposes, the chief
outlet being tanneries. The Western
3tsgg EoILS3 Company, il was proved,
purchased these denatured eggs, but
Instead selling them to tanneries.
Or finding other aEitimate markets
for them. removed the denaturinss
substance and sold them to certain
New y arsey bakers for use in cheap
cake and other similar articles.
In IL. / 8 3, IL lot OF eggs trans
ported from New York in a wagon
1elongins to the company was seized
III Jersey Gil tY Tho containers in
which these eggs We're shipped were
branded 'tsnols. = rots'' and not in
tended for food purposes Invests
lgatIOn shoWed J. however. that this
Ilabaling was merely a slbtcrfuEe To
avoid interference by the federal au-
liberties, and that there was d
definite plan to sell the eggs TO
bakeries and that the Western Egg
1ollz Conpan y had been organized
for this purpose by a mum Der OF man
With the egg business in New York
City Tor some time. The department.
OF agricult ures therefore did not
Fcontent itsslf with the seizure or
these eggs, but continued It's investi-
CATION until sulflcient evidence was
;collectad TO Warrant the federal dis
trict attorney Of: New Jersey iii se-
curling Indictments for conspiracy
against the FOL lowin 81:
Morris Sladkus, Herman Zwicke1,.
Bernard il de1berg, Scheir Weissman,
Harry Isewitess F7red F urnival. LYMAN
Lewis, William Rubin. Samuel sEdal-
berg. Harry Seissnlan and Samuel
Furnival.
OF these. the two T1urniNals were
the bakers to whom the company dis
posed of It's rotten eggs Samuel
SFurniral was not tried on account Of
illness and Fred E'urniFal was ac-
quilted or the charge OF conspiracy.
The ind ctment again FAIRY Weiss
man was also dismissed III the re-
quest Of tho district attorney on ac-
count OF insult ient eyi dence Will
liam Ru bin turned states evidence
and escaped I'M this way The re
manning defendants s were all con-
victed on tE,c charge of conspiracy
hut Schetr SSzeissnan Was recon-
mem ed &t oN mercy. as W NTH
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-02

~ 3'6-in feercales, large as
sortnient y. u. Zoe