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Evening star., 1915-01-12
United States Court of Claims.

zaRresent: Chief Justice Edward K.
GznbAeH- Judge Charles B. -Howry, Judge
Tenton ". Booth, Judge Samuel s. Bar
ney and Judge George W. Atkinson
Cramp Ship and Engine Building Com
pany. Sent to foot of calendar.
William D. Rhodes. N Mullin and
William P. Turner. Mr.. Harry Peyton
was heard for plaintiffs, and Mr.. George
T. Stormont for the United States
Frederick A. Sheets and Guy C. Wi
sotzki. Tubmitted by Messrs. Coldren
and Fenning for plaintiffs and George
NJ. Anderson for the United States.
F.. L. Mahan and NJ. Knowlton. Sub
mitted by Messrs. Fenning and Gordon
for plaintiffs and Messrs. George NJ.
Anderson and Harvey D. Jacobs for the
United States f,--.'.'
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under which, it is claimed. patentees Of
the United States enjoy privileges.
W. M. Garcelon of Boston, agent Of the
Arkwright mills, will be heard tomor-
row 4fter Representative Paige has
opened in behalf of his bill. a number
of textile and drug associations Will
favor the bill.
Evening star., 1915-01-12

z9c Sale of Toilets.
zoe Tube Of PebecO Tooth Paste. .2ac
soc Box of Java Riz Powder. .2ac
SOC Bottle Of Tar and Egg Shampoo 29c
3ac Jar Of Pompcian Massage Cream 23c
75c Piver's Extracts. k-Oz. bottle. .29c
Park & Tilford's Bay Rum. S-Oz. bot 29c
soc Perfumes. in decorated boxes &c
SOC White Ivory Dressing Combs. 80. 29c
soc Bottles Palmolive Shampoo. .29c
Evening star., 1915-01-12

Sheet Music-l0 Copies, z9c. ,
Classics. in vocal and instrumental selec-
tions. Formerly Zoe a copy. Sale price,
ten copies for 29c. Basement
l0c Hair Nets-6 for &c.
Full Size SILK Hair Nets all-oyer fringe
nets. close mesh, in all shades.
81 Toilet Combination, zoc.
Soc box of DIR. Charles Flesh Food and
5Oc box of DIR. Charles Face Powder
81. 90 value for 29c.
45c SanitoI Combination, z9c.
25c jar of Sanitol Face Cream and zoe
box Of Sanitol Tooth Powder-both for c3c.
SOC Silver Photo Frames, z9e.
Colonial Silver Photo Frames. full abb
net size. with velvet ba,k and easel.
SOC Silver Deposit Vases, &c.
Silver Deposit Vases. in new shapes and
rich decora tions.
Mems Handkerchiefs, ; for z9c.
Mems Pure Linen Handkercbiefs. extra
quality. full size. with hemstitched border.
S Yards Apron Bingham, z9c.
Standard Quality Apron tInShams. worth
Sc a yard. Five yards for .ac.
PiII0wcases, for z9c.
45n3e Bleached PlIlowcascs; regular
size hand torn and ironed. Worth 1211c
each. Sale price. four for 29c.
36-in. Cotton, S Yards for z9c.
Yard-wide Bleached Cotton, good, 6rm.
ssrviccable quality, worth Sc a yard Sale
price, five yards for 2sc
39c Bolster Cases, 29c.
4ox72 Bolster Cases made OF good quail
ity, f1rIn-woven cotton.
soc Yard-wide Flannel, z9c Yard.
3s-in SILK and wool Flannel, soft
quality for underwear.
lOc Outing Flannel, S Yards, &c.
Warm. Fleecy Quality Outing Flannel. iu
stripes and checks: worth Zoe yard. Sale
nrice ) Yards for .9c
Evening star., 1915-01-12

oVc Onyx SIIk Hosiery, Z9C
WOmen's Famous onyx" Brand Ho-
sicry. in all styles and weights, in
Guiding Silk boot. silk Lisle, Plain
Lislc and Combed Maco Cotton, seam
less foot. double heel and toe Black
and all colors.
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lined garments, in white and ecru. All
styles.
'soc Character Dolls, z9c.
Imported Character Dolls. with bobbed
hair and moving eyes. Various styles.
soc Toys for z9c.
Milk Wagon. with rubber-tred wheels,
drawn by two horses.-Toy Dept.-Basement.
SOC Sofa Cushions, 29c.
o2122-in. Sofa Cushions. allied with soft,
fluffy silk Toss. covered with white e, cam
brio. feurth rioor.
30c Mattings-2 Yards for z9c.
20 and 40 yard rolls OF 1so,warp nrps JaRanese
close woven, serviceable grade.
4Sc Stair Carpets, 29c Yard.
c7-in. W"ol-and;fiber stair and Hall car
pets. in green eolorinss: also CTex Eunner;;
"a and q inches wide. in red, blue and
brown; some with stenciled borders
Cooks 75c Linoleum,
z9c Square Yard.
Standard Quality Heavy weight Cork filled
Iinoleums in s-auarter width; lengths from
. TO 30 square yards The majority are
strictly PERFDyr quality. Light and dark
colorings. In tile, mosaic and parquette
flooring designs.
ST Table Covers, 29c.
4-quarter Size heavyweight IapesirIyy
Table Covers. in green. red or brown, Win
3-in. gobelin tapestry borders.
soc Crib Blankets, z9c.
3o14O woolnap Crib Blankets: fine quail:
ity French combed fleece: in various nursery
designs; in pink and blue.
39c Bungalow Aprons, 29c.
Women's Bungalow Aprons, Of light and
medium coore1 percaies, with kinono
or
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Schumann-Heink Seriously Ill.

CHICAGO, January 12.-Remaining
dates of her concert tour were can
celed today by Nine. Ernestine Schu-
mann-Heink, who is seriously i'll at her
home here with bronchial pneumonia.
Physicians said she would be obliged
to rest for many weeks before again
attempting to sing.
Evening star., 1915-01-12
Treaty Ra, ifcations Exchanged.

Secretary Bryan and Mr.. Eckengren,
the Swedish minister here. have ex-
changed final ratif1cations of the peace
commission treaty between the United
States and Sweden.
Evening star., 1915-01-12
BANKRUPTCY DIvISION-Justice
McCoy

Mccoy
In re Futeral & Silverman: referred
to referee for report on composition.
In re Hyman Diener: adjudication
and reference to W. NJ. Hallam.
In re Thomas H. Lanigan; hearing
On discharge set for February 1s.
PROBATE DIVISION-Justice Mccoy.
October 1. 1914. filed; attorneys, F. A.
Fenning and Spencer Gordon.
Estate of William E. Tew: petition
for probate Of will filed; attorney, ].
e. Potbury.
Estate Of Philip Fauth; will dated
December 80, 1914, filed.
In re Alfred Brown: petition to ap-
point guardian filed; attorney, T. L.
Jones.
Estate of George ]. Fey; petition for
probate of will filed; attorneys, c. H.
Bauman and c. B. Bauman.
In re Ann Wilson Todd: loan ap-
proved: attorney, r. NJ. Parker:
Estate of Elizabeth NJ. Ward; petit
tion for letters rs Of nanahas administration filed;
In re Ann ]. Tatem ct al; order ap-
pointing Julia A. Tatem guardian;
bond, 500; attorney. J. G. Capers.
Estate of Price c. Clafiin: will ad-
mitted to probate and letters of ad-
beth H. and Harry e. Claf1ih; bond,
800; attorney, ]. B. Larner.
Estate of Martha X. Schmidt: order
to pay undertaken or give bond; at
torney, F. L. Neubeck.
Estate of Walter D. Rose. letters OF
administration granted to Joseph U.
Rose; bond, 800; attorneys, Branden-
burg & Brandenburg.
Estate of Thomas c. Trumbull; letters
of administration granted to Julia r.
Trumbull; bond, $500; attorney, Burton
Macafee.
Estate Of Margaret A. Morgan; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Joseph c. Morgan bond, 5000 !;
attorneys, B. T. Doyle and Ringgold Hart.
In re Dorothy c. Exley; order to
transfer funds; attorney, Thomas S.
Hopkins.
Estate of Miles H. Bronson; ancillary
letters testamentry granted to Daniel
D. Bronson; bond. 5000; attorney, D. D.
Bronson.
In re James F. Stanley ct al; order
appointing Stella F. Cooke guardian;
bond. 5000; attorney, ]. A Moriarty.
Estate Of Cornelius Regan; will dated
June %, 1910. filed.
Estate Of Miles u. Bronson; exempli-
fled copy of will filed, with petition for
ancillary letters of administration
filed: attorney. D. D. Bronson.
Estate Of THOMAS Wise; will dated
July 10, 1907, filed.
Estate of Mary a. Luke; order to pay
| bills; attorney. H. F. Woodland.
| Estate of James H. Ferrell: petition
| for letters of administration filed; at
ltorney, F. j. Brennan.
Evening star., 1915-01-12
CRIMINAL DIVISION Chief Justice
Co1,in

CRIMINAL DIV NlSlON l-IHiSi ou'A'~>
Covington.
United States agt. Jesse James FRA
zier. robbery; plea, guilty: referred 10
probation officer; attorney. FOUNTAIN
United States agt Clinton Smith and
Benjamin Balderson. robbery; nolie
pros.
United States agt. Raymond Sexton
and Michael Hennessey, robbery: nolle
pros.
United States agt. Noble Hurdle:
housebreaking: plea. guilty: sentenced
to penitentiary for three years; attor-
ney, A. w. Sulzer.
United States agt. Joseph Weismiller.
non-support: plea, guilty: sentenced to
Occoquan for one year: placed on pro-
baton: attorney, NJ. f. OBrien.
United States agt. John Reeves. non
support; defendant committed. po,o
ney. A. S. Taylor.
United States agt. Wesley King. as
sault with dangerous weapon; verdict
guilty OF simple assault; attorney, I. Z.
United States agt. Thomas Jackson.
arson; verdict guilty; attorney, T. w.
Frisby.
United States agt. Harry Russell, false
pretenses and forgery; nolle pros.
United States agt Bernard west, non
support: nolle pros.
United States agt. Edward Webster,
robbery; recognizance. 800 taken.
In re estate of Stilson Hutchins; on
trial: caveator's attorneys. F. J. Hogan.
w. G. Johnson. j. ]. Darlington and
Myer Cohen; caveatees' attorneys, r.
Ross Perry, E. H. Thomas and c. H.
Merillat.
Dittman agt. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; time to- file
transcript extended to January 1S, 1915;
plaintiffs attorneys, Cuttings & Cham
berlin and r. E. Mattingly; defendants
attorney, George p. Hoover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
SALARIES TO BE
DISCUSSED AT A
MASS MEETING

Hesitation on county officers sal
aries VIII be discussed hy taxpayers
at a meeting Co be- held tonlght az
the Commercinl club.
More than "a of tho heaviest tax
payers ~ the city are said to have
Joined In the suggestion for the meet
ms The session will open at 5
o'clock.
Those behind the meeting are said
TO he anxious to have small taxpayers
attend In force. The opinions of all
those who contribute 10 the state aud
county treasures are desired.
Frank Hubhell e. one OF the lead
Ing spirits behind the mecting. Mr.
Hubbcll made the suggestion for "a
taxpayer conference, ane J kor-
Der To- whom he preached tho SUD
lect readily tell in with the sugEes-
ton. Other property owners gave IN
stan favor 10 the idea. and the meet
INK was promptly arranged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
.DAREEy GRAY HAIR
.sunt,PRETTY
sage Tea and sulphur Darkens so
Naturally THAT Nobody can Tell.

Almost everyone knows that saec
Tea and sulphur, properly compound
90, DriIgs hack the natural color and
lustre TO the hair when faded. strcak-
ed or gray also ends dandrun. Itch
ing scalp and stops falling hair. Years
3 The only way 10 get this mixture
was 20 make D. al home, which A.
mnssy and troublesome. NOWADAYS.
BY asking at ans drug store for
"Wyeths sage and sulphur Hair
Remedy. you will get a large bottle
81 this famous old recipe for ABOUT 80
cents.
Don't stay gray, Try az No one
can possibly tell that o darkcned
your hair. az IL does b 80 naturally
and evenly, You dnmpcn a sponge
or soft brush Wi.h h aud draw this
through your hair, takine one small
strand "a a time: by morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another
application or two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark, thick and glossy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
MERCHANTS FAVOR
OCCUPATION TAX
REPEAL
Also Want Amendment to
Garnishment Law and Leg
islature to Check Trade
With Mail Order Houses.

Petitions for the repeal OF the occu-
patton tax and amendment OF the gar
nishment iAw are soon TO be presented
to the legislature by the retail mer-
chants or the state. The fact was
brought out at the dinaer-meetinx
held oy the association NJ the Aivar-
ado hotel last nieht. More than 50
were at the mecting.
Repeater and amendment were en-
dorsed. Following Is the petition
which r. being circulated among bus
lness men:
Whereas. the present garnishment
law r. inadequate and practically use
less a. a protection TO the creditor aud
ENCOURAGES a large class Of debtors TO
avoid payment Of their just obliga-
,iona. therefore.
BE "a resolved that we respectfully
petition the present legislature to pass
an amendment, a copy OK which II at
tached hereto. TO the present garn-
ishment law.
Whereas the occupation tax IL an
unjust discrimination against legiti-
mate business and In no way Affords
protection 10 tbs merchant and.
whereas. the merchant pays his
| due proportion OF taxation. being COM
! PEELED to give the Inventory value IN
making his returns. and.
whereas, demands made by the
public calling FOR donations. aubscrip-
tions, etc. fall most heavily upon the
merchant class. therefore,
"Be Il resolved that we respectfully
petition the legislature o In ses-
sion TO repeal tbs law requiring mel
chants Il pay occupation tax.
The meeting was a success in every
way. The large attendance and the
good feeling evident aided In arousinE
I enthusiasm and some excellent aclec-
tions by a group of university enter
~tainers under the direction OF Prof.
y. stanley seder provided ample en-
iertainment. which vas highly appre-
| ciatcd.
II. 4. Lithgow. az president Of the
association, omciated as presiding OH
| Ger. The principal address was maze
by Y. salmon. OF santa Fe. whose pet
hoboy Is the amendment % n garn-
lshment law and his vas his princi'
pal topic.
Arrangements were made TO COM
~pensate n. ). Bowman. Of santa Re.
4 TOT his tNNlAr ~ NAAAAAho NHH
| association ana warm appreciation Tor
his efforts was expressed.
Senators Il. y. Holt h. F. Pankey
and T.. c. Champion were endorsed
for their efforts In behalf OF legisla-
ton desired By the retailers aud Sec
| Rotary Of state Antonio A. Lucero was
highly praised for his interest IN the
organization and It's work
Il developed h a II was not tho
1 payment OF the occupation tax 10
which the merchants objected nut
that the merchants were the Only Class
which actually did pay the tax, In Z"
areat number Of cases.
The dinner began at $50 ana was
aeid In the Taft room.
The varsity boys who assisted PROT
seder i'm the entertainment numbers
were G. r. Clark. j. Pennewill, X. w
BarneS. Earl Porterheid, ID. u. AlleA
and James X. POLK.
Secretary g: O.. Alderman OF the
association said he wished To express
the thanks of the association TO the
baldwin Piano company for the loan
of a piano and to the Springer Trans
fer company for moving IL to the Iait
room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
HARRISON LAW IS
WORRYING DRUG
HANDLERS
Pharmacists, Dentists, Physi-
clans and Veterinarians
Must Register OIL Suffer Sew
ere Penalties.

ON March ! the Harrison law for
tho regulation of h handling and
SAFE OF habit forming drugs goes into
encct ana the anticipation of taking
up a. series ot government red tapes
is Worrying local doctors. druggists,
veterinarians ana dentists consider
abb.
Ancr March ] it is to le Illegal ana
punishable hy "a severe penalty Tor any
one, whether OF the classes named ur
not Of them. 10 have IN his possession
any opium, cocoa leaves, OF any salt.
d%eriyative, preparation, or compound
thereof. including morphine, codeine.
heroiu. cocaine, etc, unless duly pos
sessed of q government permit issued
by the collector of in%tcrnal rts euuo
and COSTING 81.
No druggist IAN az ensa any such
drugs except upon an Official order
form. 10 be obtained from the coli
lector Of internal revenue, or upon u
physicians prescription written by "a
duly registered doctor, which must
conform 20 certain restrictions,
Physicians are allowed to dispense
the drugs provided they are duly reg
istered and keep a prescribed record,
though when personally attending the
patient to whom dispensed the record
need not he kept.
u. Ruppc. secretary Of the state
board Of pharmacy, has been called
upon hy the collector Of Internal rev
cnuc for his district To furnish a lit
ut AN licensed druggists In the state
and has forwarded tins 20 Santa Fc
30 that Information resarding IA act
may bee sent them,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
NEW MEXICO BEST
SECTION Of U.S..
At PRESENT
Business Conditions Here Ex-
oellent, Says California
Banker Who Formerly
Lived In This City.

Conditions In New Mexico are bet
ter rieht nov than az any otAer point
Ia the country, a%ccordlng 70 Maynard
IunEai a Los Angeles banker. chc
formerly lived IN this city Bhd " o
arrived his morning for a Vice.. 3
tiait. Mr.. Gunsul has been in the
stats siuce early this month and de-
rlarea that 20 far a. he has been anle
10 nnd out. business IN general and
money conditions in particular ere
better here than IN any other section
Mr.. Gunsei was exceptionally opti-
mistic IN regard 80 the year aow open.
ms. declaring that the creation Of q
balance In favor Of America Instead
u balances IN favor " European
countries would do much and was do
inE much TO benefit This country.
Heretofore We have always been 81
Europe'a debt he said, "bu. now
Europe - sending tens Of millions oi
dollars into New York aud cIieago
hanks for use in purchasing our pro-
ducts. which "a Of vast beueAt 20 az.
I'm regard TO local conditions. New
Mexico - IN good shape. Ia fact, tails
state Is better on than any other Sec
tion Of the country. have been in
the state since January Z and as lar
Ne ! can zee times arc falriy eooa
certainly not hard
MIR. Gunsui. being a resident Of cal
noraia. OF course had q good word 10
hny for the exposition He declared
they would be greater Successes than
would nave been the ease had not the
MAR kept Americans IA home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
AT
ARM0RY FRIDAY;
DANCE FOLLOWS

Instead OF one game between the
University Of New Mexico ana the
business college fyes AT the armorS
Friday night there viii be a dounle-
header. The forest service team ana
the Western Union 1--WE Will meet. h
latter game was originally set for sat
urdsv The double-header twill DC
followed by a dance. go
owing to the fact that sionaker VIZ
leave and also 20 The fact mat RICK
otts and Wigley will serve On m"
business college team ~onslderaulo
shifting Will he neccssitated m the
Forest service lineup. Chester Lee
who mas just entered the Forest ser
wee. will lake sionakerH place. wanna
viii 60 from forward 90 guard ana
wohIenhorg from guard to center.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
C0LFAX WILL HAVE
ROAD SIGNS ANYWAY

Regardless OF the ealumnies which
two or three uniformed dCWn-siatc
papers ave seen nt to henp upon the
COLLAR county oau board FOR their
recent action in refusing Ca permit
good roads 60 hold-up ON the
county's pccketbnok, says the Ration
Range. the pians previously arranged
by the county road board for Sign
posting all the county roads are being
carried through 90 completion. After
examination of numerous road signs
submitted az samples. the board has
ordered about eighty steel plate signs
aGx5 inches. upon which vii. be weld
ed in large, readable aluminium let
tiers the name of the next town, the
distance from IL and an arrowhead
indicating its direction These signs
hove been acquired at an expense TO
the county Of 81 cents each. They
viii be placed on iron utping y
placed not only on the The main
county highways out at all cross u
branching roads IN every section oi
the county. The cost of thls work
will not exceed Sl50 to The ign-a
modest sum when compared with the
s. asked by the representative 81 IN"
southern california Automobile assoc
citation Tor signs much poorer IN
quality and not containing all the IN
formation desired by the Traveller
over our county road system Th"s"
new understandable signs will be re-
ceived aud placed ns soon ms the
weather conditions moderate
Let the Herald want al do your
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
sEFERINO CR0LLOTT is
PRESENTED WITH A CUP

Coronado ludse So $50, Fratcrnnl
Union OF America, Installed officers
last night az Wundmeu's hall. \ re-
ceptlon and dance followed the m
E%tallat.0n. Scicriuu Crpllott, prcsl-
dent of the lodge. was presented WIN
r. large silver cup. Tho officers in
stalled
Precedent. seferino Cr0llott; vice
president. Adolfo chnves; secretary
l. ~. Garcia! treasurer, Martin car
rillo; guide. Joe Chavez; inner guard
Joe Garcia; outer guard. lgnacio
Nuaaes: stewards, Doloritas Tenofio,
Rafael Trujillo aud Miguel Apodaca'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT
FRIDAY NIGHT WILL BE
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR

Friday night at the high school aud
Itorium wlll he held one OF the oesl
concerts which Albuquerque music
lovers Will nave am opportunity OF
hearing tnls season. The concert ~
under the auspices ~ the Hish school
Athletic association and will bee ~
|tIciputed Iu hy PROT. g.. H. rcllu, % Voc
lin.st of NOR. than usual ability ana
rcautsuon; Mrs. a. s Doll, q Santa We
plnRa1te OF note, ana several local peo-
pie. The latter include Miss Louise
Nichols. pinnistc; Miss LOUISE Thorn
soprano. Charles Andrews. tenor, ana
Louis H~esselde1, himself q FORMER
high school student. bHzsu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27

Fees old fashion molasses candy
II fresh every day,
Herbvth. painting. sirnwork. 1889.
Henry Hauls uaesaee. Phone s9s.
Joe Mckinley has nied suit for d.
yorce. He allegcs his wife deserted
him In 1919. when they lived at
Troncon Negro In the Man1sno noun
tains. They were married six years
ago AZ Estancia.
PASSENGER Agent =. =. Johnson an
%nounccd that train No. SIC will be
held az Socorro tomorrow FOR 81 min
utcs to enable out OF town people who
attend the funeral Of Harry NJ.
Dougnerty Co return home the same
day.
There viii be q regular meeting Of
the Modern woodmen % the World nj
the new odd TcllowF hall this even
ms at 5:f5 O'Clock.
Ladies' Aid and Missionary society
OF the baptist church viii meet with
Mrs. W. ~. Long. G2O w. Copper to-
morrow afternoon at e;a0 o'clock.
stationmasier ana Mrs. I'D sinclair
are the happy parents OF a bouncing
baby siri, born yesterday.
q. G. Davidson OF Tucumcari IL
at the Aiyarado.
$ y. Husser, SUPERINTENDENT OF the
Santa Fe reading rooms. and his ser
Rotary. Mrs. Busser. were at AIR. Bus
ser's headquarters here yesterday at
ternoon arriving on train No. . ana
leaving 10 the cns- VIA the cut m last
evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27

Thousands Of mon and women Huncr from
headaches every day. other thousands have
headaches rVrrf week or every month. ana SIN
uthcfu have headaches occasionally hut not az
regular intervals. Tile hcst Doctor isoitrn unable
10 UNi Che cause OF many ui These headaches.
nuu Iu mu-t other rHfrN, q sfHu the cause he
Goes mot know what will riluvc i, ro ns to give
d permanent cure. an De- can do b. tu prescribe
mo usual pain believers. which give temporary
friirl. hut the hpudufhe returns Hs usual, and
treatment ls again necessary. 10 yuus suffer from
hcuiacins, no matter what tnolr mature takc
Anti kamuiR Tuhitts. ana tho results viii d. salts
factory Joe tho highest degree. You can obtain
thCu ui ai druggists BOO ans quantity, 100 worth.
$50 worth or morn Ask f1r AK Tablets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
FLORENCE DIDN'T
HAVE THE RIGHT
KIND OF HELP

one u the handicaps under which
Florence Zicgheid has had to struggle
In preparing his "Follies' h lack %
assistance from the hands hat shape
the "Foilies" 90 the sigma Tau. 10
Zig'vncld had had-but what's the
sse ZicgAeid never did have. and
~ his "Follies" have been merely
good enough for the tired business
man.
Tho Sigma Tau "FoNlee" are no
r. - NJ. headache powders. They
are adult food for live wires with
their eyes wide open;and those who
hear the bundle OF laughs and tunes
the Sigma Tuus have strung together
will go away knowing they have been
out some place.
The Foilies' will be presented
&c. ruary 2 This is the third year
for Them. The other two years are
shout to he forgotten.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
M0RTUARY.


The funeral OF cipriano vicyra. VINO
was killed a little more than q week
~ vas held at sac O'Clock this
morning from Fred Croilotts chapel
Burial was IN san Jose cemetery. Mr..
Croliott has been unable 10 ind any
relatives OF the dead man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27

Sick headache. the most miserable Of aIl sick.
ncssrs. loses iia tcUuu whpn A h Tahlrt, arc
taken when you fccl an attack coming an.
TAXI two tablets, and iu many eases, The nitarg
viii hc Wautrd un. uuriur nn attack take one
Ak Tablet every two huufH. Ihr rest AMI conn
tort which follow. can bee obtained Boz boz other
way,
Gsauiss Ak Tabisfs bear fhs n moao.
gram. A. al d~rssEisfs.