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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28
GRAY
HAIR. LOOK YOUNG
Apply Q.Ban-Not a Dye.
HarmIeSS-ChangeS Gray
Hair to a Beautiful
Dark Shade.

Don't look od--look young so If
your hair is wispy, thin. falling, gray
streaked with gray faded, dry, pre-
maturcly gray, simply shampoo hair
and scalp a few times with Q-Ban
Hair Color Rcstorcr Your gray hair
will be beautifully darkencd lustrous,
soft. fresh wavy, with that dark lus-
trcus gloss which makes the hair so
fascinating and attractive. Also stops
itching scalp, dandruff and falling
hair Q-Ban is not a dye. but acts on
the roots so the gray hair is so evenly
and beautifully darkoned that no one
can tell II has been used. Q-Ban is not
sticky or messy; harmless and is
guaranteed C. darken gray hair or no
charge Try il. Zig 7-oz bottle only
soc. Butts. Inc drug stores, Albu-
Querque, y. NJ. out of town folks sup
piled by mail.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28
CLEANUP WILL
START TOMORROW
IN FOURTH WARD
Residents Of Northwest Quar-
ter Supposed to Have Yards
Free From Trash When the
SCayenger Calls,

The spring cleanup starts tomor-
r0W morning
The city scayengcrs teams viii be-
lgin in the district north Of West
Central avenue and west OF the Santa
Fe tracks, which includes all Of the
I Fourth ward and a strip Of the First
| Everybody In that district rs supposed
10 have his yard cleaned by tomorrow
morning and 10 have piled the rub
blsh whore the sCaVenger's force can
see II.
The cleanup boss will follow the
wagons through the alleys. lie will
report owners or renters OF any yards
that have not been cleaned to Mayor
Boatrighl who is eX-officiO president
Of the city board 0f health. The may
or will furnish the list of persons
who did not comply with the order TO
the sanitary officer who will see that
the delmquents put their premises in
apple-plc order
Also the delnqucnts VIII lose the
benefit of club rates in having their
rubbish hauled away. During clean
up week special rates will be in force
They VIII range from 10 cents for q
small pile OF debris TO 81, this being
hf't ~ ~ ANA ~ NhhNit AbAAf fNllAh ~
the slimness of the city purse. Mayor
Boatright thinks the persons who
have Uttered yards and not the city
should bear the expense.
city 10 Clean Streets
The city rs going TO clean the
streets. city Engineer j. n. GladdIne,
who has absolute charge Of the street
department now. viii have a force
raking trash off the streets In the
northwest part of the city tomorrow
Everything that Is combustible will
bo burned and the rest Will be hauled
away by the scavengcr The street
gang viii follow the cleanup
squad from district to district.
When the northwest section is
cleaned the gcavongcr will go to the
southwest quarter bounded by Wcst
Central avenue and the Santa Fe
tracks It cannot be said Just now
when the change VIII be made. It
VIII be- announced day or two before
the teams are ready 60 leave the
Fourth ward, so The Third wnrders
and those of the Second. who are In
the southwest district VIII have am-
PIE time 10 clean thcir yards In readi-
ness for the scaycnger
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28
TIECTION pItOCIANrATTON.

To the qualified electors of the
City Of Albuquerque, New Mexico and
TO the qualified electors of the ter
rltory adjacent to the City of Albu
querque included for school purposes:
There will be an election held the
first Tuesday Of April, 1915, the same
being the 9th day of April, for three
members of the board OF education,
two of whom shall be elected for
term Of four years each, and one for
two years. to fill out the unexpred
term of A. ]. Maloy, resigned
The voting places are as follows
First Ward--Korber garage, 214
North Second street.
Second Ward-Chas. Chadwiek's Of
flee. los West Gold avenue
Third Ward-E. ii, Dunhar's office,
224 West Gold avenue.
Fourth Ward--A. w, Hayden. 412
West Copper avenue
All qualified electors within the City
OF Albuquerque and within the terri
tory adjacent TO said city included for
school purposes, may vote at this elee-
tion.
Women possessing the qualifications
for male electors NAV also vote.
ID. II. BOATRIGHT. Mayor.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28
Henry'S Delivery and Mes.
SengerS. Phone 939.

What is the use of drinking four
year-od, when you can get Hermit
age eight years old, at the same
price?
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28
Herboth, painter. Phone 1859.


Fees candy store. Chocolate cream
Easter Gigs, bc 2 for Sc, 4 for 5c.
Latest road condition reports FREQ
at Buffers garage.
John lee Clarke who was In Chi
cagc, has returned 10 the city.
Born TO air ana Mrs Guy Rogers
ga West Roma avenue, last Friday
son.
Born. to MIR ana Mrs A. NJ Mark
ham 100 North Edith street. last
night son.
Il l. Dodson left yesterday for Co
lumba, Tenn, 10 attend the funeral
Of his brother In That city.
Mrs Otto Dleckmann, who has been
~ Los Angeles Calf, for the past
year, has returned To the city.
The Albuquerque Motor Co. re-
mort the snle OF a Studehakor three
passenger rondster to Miss Della Ia
vis. Of this city
Tho verdict In the case of shcohan
against Hondrlo a. nulthoff was am
nounced in court yesterday morning
Sheehan lost The jury returned
sealed verdict at ~ O'Clock Friday
night
Two oratoricnl contests undor the
auspices Of the w c. r. IT, were held
Friday afternoon at the Rio Grandc
Industrial school The winner of the
gold medal waa isabel Gibson and the
winner OF the silver modal, Aurolia
Morales
r u Jruks, well known mining
engineer " Denver ana AlbuQucrqur,
has returned from "a trip to Central
city CClo, whore he examined several
mines IN the interest of company
which Is also Interested in the To-
phlti district OF New Mexico.
Tho Rev H. L. House Of oregon,
viii be- the principal speaker ut the
state CONGREGATIONAL conference az
the CONGREGATIONAL church, which
opens today and viii ht in session
until Tuesday. Following the confer
enco he viii conduct cNangcllstic ser
vices
The ladies Of g. Johns parish are
making extensive preparations for a
cabaret dance and supper to he given
W Masonic tomplc for the benefit or
the church on April T. the Wcdnes
dag after Easter Tho affair Will bcI
one of the most notable post -Lentcn
social events
Word was received in Albuquerque
Yesterday of the death of Mrs T. u.
Cooke. OF Hampton Nat while visit
ing q SON IN Louisville. Mrs Cooke
WAS also the mother OF Mrs. a. r.
Morrlssotte, Of Las Vegas. who for
mcrly llyod in Albuquerque ana who
has many friends In this city
A special train VI soldiers, en- route f.
from Fort Sloeum. y. Y. to san Fran- [
cisco, arrived here al Il0 o'clock I
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28

What is the use of drinking four
year-old, when you can get Hermit
age eight years old. at the same
price?
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28
CONVENTION To
BE HELD At HIGH
SCHOOL MONDAY
Party Chairmen Call Meeting
to Nominate Non-PartiSan
Ticket for Board of Educa-
ton Election

The republican and democratic
| city chalrmen yesterday issued the
call for the convention which will
nominate the nou-partisan ticket for
the board of education
The convention is to be held at the
/ high school tomorrow night The two
/ parties and the women viii first hold
three separate c1ucuscs to nominate
one candidate each. Aftcrward the
! three meetings will be merged into one,
which will be held IN the auditorium,
/ 10 pass on the nominees. The Call
specifies where the caucuses are to be
held
The chairmoH provide in the call
That the women must nominate
woman and that the republicans and
democrats must select men as their
candidates. They also provide the
method for determining the length Of
each candidates term, This VIII be
done by lot by committee appointed
after the manner agreed upon by the
two city central committees at re-
cent meeting.
The call follows
Official Call.
"A nOn-partisan mass convention Of
all qualified voters Of the city Of Al
buquerque, n. NJ, and territory adja-
cent TO the city included for school
purposes, Is hereby called to meet at
the high school auditorium on the
29th day of March, 1915, at p. mq
for the purpose Of nominating three
members for the school board 10 be
voted for al the school election to be
held April 6, 1915.
THE women viii meet in caucus In
the high school assembly room, the
republicans on the west side of the
main auditorium and the democrats
on the east side and each Of said eau
cuses will organize and choose one
candidate To be presented TO the gen
eral mass convention for ratification
as regular partisan nominees;
provided, that the women shall
choose a woman and the republicans
and democrats each choose man,
and provided further that the length !
Of term for which each nominee is |
to be voted for viii be determined af- |
ter ratification of candidates proposed |
by the general mass convention as fol- !
lows:
by committee. Of nine persons /
Of three from each caucus /
named by the chairman of each cau- /
Gus, and the length Of term Of each /
nominee shall be determined by lot !
by the said committee and forthwith I
10 the convention.
The ticket So named shall be the /
regular non partisan ticket for mem- !
bers Of the school board.
(Signed) John w. WILSON,
Chairman Republican city Central !
Committee.
j. H. GOODEIL,
Chairman Democratic City Central I
Committee"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28
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II YOU have any trouble with your
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28
BETTY NANSEN'S STRANGE
POWER OF RESERVE
AT THE PASTlME

Betty hansen is the only actress
In the world who by merely sitting IN
a chair and using the Nanscn tear
ANA the Nanseu eye. can move and
thrill an audience til il breaks into
cheers or sobs according to It's dlspo-
sltion. This marvellous woman needs
not TO use gestures or "tantrums' to
express emotion. She sways by the
means The Hansen eye has
grpped Europe It will grip America.
In Europe poets have written SON
nets and great writer's essays on the
Manson eye the Nansen tear, the
Manson smile. 40 woman IN the hiss
tory OF the world has ever had her
features idoli2ed as has wonderful
Betty NNnscu
Betty Nunson appears IN THE Gel
ohratcd Scandal nj the PaStme the
ltcr today and tomorrow. See the
play i'm moving pictures by all means.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28

What is the use of drinking four
year-old. when YOU can set Hermit
age eight years old. at the sane
price,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-28

Have YOUR Easter suits cleaned aud
pressed ut GImmcr's clcancry. i15
West Copper avenue. Phone 50t.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27
ATHLETIC PLtBES
ARE BUSY THESE DAYS
Naval Academy Athletes Ready for
Hard Season.
MANY CONTESTS SCHEDULED.
New Class at Service School Will
Play Several Local Baseball
Clubs.

Members of the new fourth class al
the Naval Academy are already active
in athletics along several branches.
The baseball nine has the following
schedule Of games: July 81. Fair
mount Athletic Club. of Washington.
August 4, Waibrook. of Baltimore ;
August 2, Albrecht Athletic Club. Of
Baltimore; August Il. Cardinal Ath-
letic Club, of Alexandria; August Is.
Washington Grove: August q, Staff
of War Department. several other
games viii be arranged.
Other athletic events arranged are
Tennis. Annapolis Tennis Club. August
4, II and ls; field and track upper
calssmen, August IA; inter company.
August 2S; cutter race intercompany.
August IS; knockabout sailing race
intercompsny. August 81; finals of
resting, August "a; finals of swim
ming, August 26.
Prelimnaries in tennis and in wrest-
ling are now going daily. There is a
large squad which is practicinR at foot
ball and a smaller squad which has
taken up lacrosse.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27
Large Delegation Here
Before County Commissioners

A large delegation from Baltimore
City and the vicinity IF Brooklyn and
Curtis Bay, this county arrived here
this morning on the Short Line to sp.
pear before the County Commissioners
at their regular weekly session on
business pertaining to the county.
1t is understood a portion of the del.
egation were appearing in behalf of
the Jitney bus service to supply the
needs of patrol to convey prisoners
from Brooklyn to the Baltimore CITY
Station House.
Another delegation boarded the
car at Glen Burnie, and was composed
of representative citizens who came
here in opposition to the protest
against Officer Miller, for whose re,
moval largely signed petition was
presented before the County Commits.
sioners at last weeks session.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27
CITY TAX RATE FIXED
AT NINETY-F|VE CENTS
Rate Raised a Nickle Because of
Exemption Of Tax On
Furniture.
NO SURPLUS In TREASURY.
ShOul Next Winters Shows Demand it
City May Have to Barrow.

AT a special session Yesterday after
noon of the Mayor and City Council, in
the Council Chamber,at the Municipal
Building, the city tax rate was fixed
at 50 cents on the 500
The increase of five cents in the
tax rate is due to the loss to the city
of the sum of s163, 900 formerly col
lected by tax on furniture. About s12
90 OF this sum was included in the
levy for additional street improve
ments TO be made
The rate is based upon an assessment
Of approximately $4,000, 900. The in
crease of nickle in the tax rate is not
a surprise to the taxpayers, who have
been well informed OF the condition Of
affairs and quite prepared
Even at a 95 cent tax rate il means
that there will be no surplus i'm the
city treasury and the next winter, if
heavy snow storms come, there will be
no extra money 10 remove the snoy
from streets and alleys, and that the
city mus borrow money on its credit
for this work
But little other business, aside from
fixing the tax levy was transacted al
yesterday afternoons Council meet
ing.aside from the application made bv
w. f. Childs 4 Son who desire to
lower their driveway on Conduit
street. The APPLICATION was referred to
the Committee to report at the next
meeting Of the Council
Together with the county tax and
school tax the tax rate will be approx
imately 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27
RESCUE HOSE CARNIVAL
OPEN THIS WEEK
A Gala Week at West ST. Carnival
Grounds.
A NOVELTY THIS YEAR.
Minstrel Show Gives Good Performance
Each Night---0lher Attractions.
This way 70 "Hit the Baby l''

This way 90 Hit the Baby
Here's yonr route 20 the lee cream
cone, OF don't miss the minstrel show
These ana al other slogans of the
Rescue Hose Carnival greeted the
crowd Of patrons last night as they
entered the carnival grounds ON West
sweet
Ii was a. busy. huzziug. mcrry-mak-
iEE crowd. everybody seemed 90 be in
good humor ana all, apparently had
plenty Of money Go spend.
The r scue Hose Companys car.
nivai opened Iast evening 8mii a blaze
Of light from "a large number 81 elee-
tr.c bulbs. Throughout the evening
the grounds were visit q IS q large
number Of persons, and the various
booths were we'll patronized
As the evening was delightful as
FAR as weather conditions were con
cerned the dancing was enjoyed by the
younger folks. Music being furnish
ed by an orchestra from che Naval
Academy Band
a novelty ihls ycar is % minstrel
given by number ol colurcd perform
ers and Jhe performance tbcy gave
last evening uas vcrv good This e.
supervised by Mr John Rawlings.
who has spared Ho pains % make the
attraction one &c the best on the
grounds.
The flying horses were the mecca
for the children and Judging from the
smiles on their happy faces one could
easily see they were enjoying them
selves.
AZ the cake booth. was displayed "A
variety 81 the housewives ability. and
quite a number were sposed OF dur
ing the evening In fact al Of the
booths seemed o. be getting liberal
patronage from the large crowd
The 6remen have worked hard %
make the affair success. and have
been busy for the .ast few weeks put
ting things in shape and the appear
auce of the various attractions and the
cleanliness of the grounds speak well
for their efforts An affair of this
kind entails vast amount of labor.
both mental and phFsic q. and as the
proceeds Will so toward paying Oft
the indetodnass on the recently pur
chased auto chemical engine and
truck. It is hoped they will be accord
ed liberal patronage.
The carnival win continue the entire
week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27

About thirty-three cottages number
those az Arundei-on. thc-Bay Of these
some thirty are occupied.
At any rate al families of the sum
mer colony ut this popular bays.de res
idential resort are owners of automo-
biles, save three Nearly every motor
car made IL In operation az Arundel
on-the- Bay.
MIR. Z. G. Graham makes che trip 60
the city in his Studetaker. SIR. Arthur
Lee Bosiey in biz Buick car. Mr..
Courts Ca biz Ford Mr Phillips 10 his
Overland. Mr. Link'na 10 bis Dodge.
Mr. Semmes in he Paxton. SIR. Frank
Weller Ia his Chalmers and so On and
30 forth.
Every family save three as Arundel
on-the-Bay has q motor ear and makes
the trip 90 Annapolis n from no 90 %
minutes daily.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27
Pet Dog Killed.

A pet dog, owned by the family
of MIR. Joseph Russell. 20s Prince
George Street, was killed yesterday in
a humane manner by Agent Luke
Raley, of the Society for Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals.
The dog was suffering from mango
and was in horrible condition. It
becam necessary to put the animal to
death in humane manner by chIoro-
form. Agent Raley did the work. The
dog had been pet in the family for
many years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27
Billy" Schultz III.

Mr.. William l.. Schultz, Claim
Agent for the Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis Electric Line, is con.
fined to his home in Baltimore. by
severe illness.
Mr.. Schultz, or Billy" as he is fa-
military known to his many friends is
suffering from nervous breakdown.
His hosts of friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
Mr.. Schultz is very popular in An
Annapolis where he acts often as tour
lists guide, during the W. B. & As,
busy tourist season.
His pleasing personality has won
many friends, ana he will be greatly
missed during his illness which it is
hoped will be Of brief duration.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27
Paw Commenced July |.

The Navy Department has decided
to date the appointments. warrants and
commissions of Navy pay clerks who
have qualified under the new law but
have not been acting, July 1. Pay is
to comence at the time of taking the
oath Of Office Forms for the appoint
meut for acting pay clerks, warrants
for pay clerks and commissions fog
chief pay clerks have been approved
by the Navy Department and viii very
shortly be sent out.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27
A JITNEY PATROL
FOR THE COUNTY
Novel Scheme for Carrying Prisoners
in Anne Arundel County is Out
lined.

If an application received by the
County Commissioners today is grant
ed, Brooklyn. this county. will have an
automobile patrol operated by a cit
zen of that place.
Norris Chernow has applied to the
County Commissioners to operate an
auto patrol, charging so much for each
person carried to and from the station
house AT present all prisoners are
taken to and from thes tation house
on the street cars.and in several cases
the prisoners have become abusive and
uncomfortable.
Chernow proposes to operate jit-
ney line in Brooklyn when the pa rol
is not in use at the station house. The
Board at this writing, had not decided
on the matter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27
GREAT TROUBLE WITH US. NAVY
1T NEEDS A MASTER. "
Says Chief Naval Constructor BOwles

F. r.. Bowles. who was Chief Na
val Constructor Ct the United States
under2rsedients Mckinley and Roose-
Welt and later president Of the Fore
River Shipbuilding Company. says ac-
cording to the New York Tribune:
THE great trouble with the United
States Navy is that It needs master
with the full confidence of Navy OH
GERS and of Congress. He must be
willing to bear all the troubles OF ali
the men in the Navy and then say
This vii be our policy in the future
The policy OF the Navy cannct be out
lined by the officers, because utey all
have different ideas. and there is jeal-
ousy among them.
Promotion in the Navy at present
is by seniority. Il puts no premium
on efficiency, and even works against
efficiency. 1t is driving a great many
yoUHg men out of the Navy. They can
see nothing ahead. The abolishment OF
the present system of promotion
would hit some men pretty hard. but ]
feel sure Congress would stand back 0l
The Secretaty of the Navy who under
took 70 make the change
'The Navy would come through tho
uproar and wo would soon have better
service. The change ought to come Al
once. It viii take a big man TO do it
but it can be done. The Navy ough
to be thoroughly Investigated and ne
organized. It ought to be done quiet
ly and by men wholly dlsintcrested
and yet perfectly familiar with naya
matters in general
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-27
MEN OF u. S. NAVY TOLD
FOREMAN IN COUNTRY
Cancellation of Orders Of Officers
About to Leave for Foreign
Posts.
INDICATIVE OF PREPARATIONS.
Government to Face Possible Difficult
ties---lmpOrtant Ships Of Navy
Tied Up Undergoing Repairs.

The strained relations between the
United States and Germany arising
out Of Of the recent lansing note on
the Lusitania followed yesterday BY
news of the destruction by torpedo OF
the American ship Leelanaw. have re-
snltel il marked activity in naval cir
cles generally
II was learned yesterday afternoon
that officers now in this country who
were under order TO proceed TO for.
eign posts have been directed to re-
main where they are for the present.
Inquiry has likewise been made Of
navy yard comanders as to the state
of construction and repairs on larger
ships now temporarily cut of commits
sion
BY far the largest part of the Amer
ican Navy is not only at sea but is
equipped and manned for any duty,
whether in home or foreign waters.
This is true of the three big divisions
of the Navy-the Atlantic, the Pacific
and the Asiatic fleets.
A few ships from each of these are
docked. but their main strength is un-
der steam. At this time the Atlantic
fleet, which is the greatest fighting
force in the American Navy and is
composed of battleships Of the Tread
naught and superdreadnaugh classes,
is in New England waters.
Part OF these ships ere maneuverins
off RoclSport. Maine: some ot them are
At Newport Y. l., few at Province
town and the remainder at Boston.
The torpedo craft which operates with
the Atlantic feet are with the battle
ships. AT present the Asiatic fleet,
under command of Admiral Winter
halter. is divided A part OF it is ir
the harbor of Hongkong AMI the re-
mainder is ct Shanghai. These vessel
are aiding in the rescue work IN con
nection with the Chinese foo ls.
OF the second line of ships, the Mis-
souri,, Ohio and Wisconsin, with mid
shipmen of the Naval Academy, are
due to arrive at San Diego. CAL, to-
morrow. They have recently passed
through the Panama Canal. The Ken
tucky andKearsarge.o of the same class,
are due to arrive in Baltimore today
with the New York naval militiamen
on board on a cruise.
The reserve fleet is stationed for the
most part along the Atlantic coast,
with headquarters at Philadelphia
Torpedoboat destroyers connected
with the Pacific are on cruise in
Alaskan waters and are now approach
ing Sitka. They are prepared to re-
turn to the United States at any time
they are needed.
OF the important ships of the Navy.
only the submarine vessels are at this
time tied up. Many of them are at the
navy wards along the Atlantic coast
undergoing repairs.