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Evening star., 1915-11-23
Announcement. .
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1t is our pleasure to announce
the opening of our
NEW OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
saturday, November 27, at y
o'clock.
OUR AIM.
Our aim will be to give to the
public service unsurpassed in
Washington.
To that end we have spared no
Expense.
We have equipped it with the
most modern instruments ami ap-
pliances for the accurate dag
nosis of all errors of refraction of
the eye.
1t is SO complete in every way
OPTICAL DEPARTMENT. but
amounts to an institution, and will
be one of the features of our store.
QUALIFIED OPTOMETRIST.
The OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
will be in charge of a thoroughly
QUALIFIED OPTOMETRIST-an
exhaustive examination made
without charge where glasses are
purchased.
OUR GUARANTEE.
In accordance with our policy
our glasses are guaranteed to be
satisfactory or your money re-
turned.
LOCATION.
Our NEW OPTICAL DEPART
MENT is conveniently located on .
Balcony near Hair Goods Depart
ment and telephone booths.
Evening star., 1915-11-23
Tea q p;:'.:. Sets 98c

japanese China. thin as an e.
shell cups and saucers, sugar
bowl, creamer and teapot: artis-
tically decorated. Values to S2.25.
Evening star., 1915-11-23
Oh!
From the Boston Transcript.

But If Claude Is thrown overheard
could the incident be referred to a. .
kitchin sink?
Evening star., 1915-11-23
| !! ufkSy 't S;y,.@' Sets $2.98

English porcelain, blue and white
l large turkey plat
ter and l. plates to match. Value.
53gS Fourth Floor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
HERNANDEZ BREAKS
WITH GENERAL VILLA



san Antonio, Ten, Aus Cen.
Rosalio fernando commanding the
villa forces in the state of CoahuHa.
has opened negotiations with C3ruu
"a leaders for am unconditional sur
render Il was announced here tonight
by COL Juan valdez a member of the
staff OF General TreNno The re-
quest of General Hernandez according
TO Colonel valdez has neen submitted
TO Vera Cruz and untn answer IS res
ceiyed, General TreVno win take no
action.
General .Gernandcz declared i'm his
proposal that he does not approve uf
the methods of General villa and that
he has never been aligned with Gem
eral villa but with the Madcro fam
lily" said Colonel valdez who reached
San Antonio today from Monterey
Hernandez sent sent word that the
Maderos had broken with villa"
Colonel valdez also asserted Chat
the villa forces were demoralized In
the Laguna district and that evacua-
ton Of Torreou has been completed.
General fernando has been one of
Villas leading supporters i'm north
east Mexico. His headquarters re-
Gently have been at piedras Negras
and he was credited with having sew
Cral good men under his command.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
REALTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds

Fred Cameron to Emma Cameron,
War, July "a, lots T. 2, 8, block "a,
Mandell b. & r. Add 81.
Mary Katherine Woy and husband
to Mrs NJ MacGrcgor War July 20,
lot 4 and S. % feet lot g, block (, Pc
rea Add. 81
Martha Il. Hart to Young Mons
Christian Association War. July ~,
lot z, block 30, BrowneN g. Lail
Add. ST.
william Mcintosh to Cornelius
Thompson and wife War, July &c. lot
S. block 43. Orig ToWnsite, 5
Teodoro Gricgo and wife to
School District 40 "a, War, July 26,
piece of land ian I'D Cedro School Dis
uict No, "a. 81.
Maria Paz J Baca To school Dis
rict no a. War. July 26 piece Of
land i'm Sedillo, $40.
Rafael Sedilo and wife To school
District No, is, War, July 26, piece
of land in El Sabine school District
No. lS. ST.
Canuto Sanchez ana wife TO school
District No. A. War July 26, piece
of land in La Tiiera School District
No. Al. SIS.
Filomeno Luian and wife to School
District NO 81, War, July &C. piece
Of land in La Canada dc Yrlsarri Dis
lrict No 81 81,
Reynolds Add co. to j. M owen.
War, July %, lots ! and ., block So,
Raynolds Add, ST.
Crecencio Robledo and wife TO Fee
lpita Oru de Torrcz War July 26,
piece Of land in Precinct j. San Jose,
$3.50.
City Of Albuquerque to W. r. Goss
deed. July 26 block b, BroWnewell g.
Lail's Highland Ada
w. r.. Goss and wife 20 Patrick
Conway and wife. War. July 2G. lot ri
block &. -. & Lar Highland Add $40.
The Coop. -. q L. Association to
owen Pollard, War July ~, y. So
feet Of lots ]. 2, 3, 4. 8, and z M
feet Of lot 6, block 3, Romero
Add. 81.
Emma Dixon and husband 10 Mary
Shade, War July rs, lots and ~
block ~" a. & r Add, ST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
FORMER GOVERNOR PRINCE
TALKS OF SANTA FE TRAIL

The smoker last night was "a COM
plete success. The attendance took a
big jump toward the mark the good
roads people would like to have
reached yesterday morning, there was
pep in plenty and lunch that
made a hit from the word go
The evening session was called TO
order in somewhat formal fashion but
the Formally wore off very soon and
things liyened up we'll
Judge Richardson opened the fes-
tlvities with a talk on the Great
southern highway, which was fol-
lowed hy Mr. Cleayeland, president of
the Chamber Of Commerce at Silver
CITY with talk on pep that was
run of snap and ginger and cnlivened
with couple Of new and good stories
MT Cleaveland pledged the support Of
SILVER City to any move for better
highways that the association started
Then Sol Weller, president Of the
Retail Merchants association, told
me delegates how glad he was that
lhey were he and how glad he was
tnat he was at the meeting
Colonel Twitchell told Of the his
toric highways of the state, making
a strong and telling presentation Of
h'lle-knoWn facts in relation with the
roads of the state and the historic
points they touch, This address, from
q cultural point of view, was the hit
Of the evening.
l., Bradford Prince, former gov
ernor of New Mexico, ran close
second, however. with q talk on the
santa tie trail The governor said he
was az this good roads meeting just
because he had a habit Of attending
good roads meetings wherever they
were and couldn't miss this one.
~ a. q. Simms asked to have Judge
Mehardson re-outlinc the scheme he
nad proposed yesterday afternoon for
obtaining government aid through a
iahd grant for roads and drainage and
'he Judge consented to do so.
mere were instrumental and vocal
Quartettes all through the program
Wwhl'h made hit and the lunch at
lle end Of The evening festivities
was worth separate paen all 10y it.
seI GrimshaW served it and the
business men of Albuquerque were
we hosts, with the committees from
,'' commercial club and Retail Mer-
.l'hls association making fine
showing at the front of things as the
VII. lal representatives..
lhe delegates left the club feeling
y vastly different moods from that
uiey mad evnced at noon yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
TURKS REPORTS
DISTORTED BY
BRITISH CENSOR

Washington, Aug. 2-DeClaring
that official communications from
the Turkish government had been dis
torted by British eensors to give am
erroneous impression of conditions in
the Ottoman'ompire, the Turkish en-
bassy made public statement to-
night summarizing review publish
ed by the Turkish information bu-
reau
OF the situation in the Dardanelles
war zone, the statement says
ION the 18th Of April they Cthe al
lies) landed in two places, Ari Bour-
ma and Seddul Bahr. The object of
the first landing corps was Maidos,
at a distance of eight kilometers and
that of the second, Krithia. Now,
the allies ON the side of Ari BoNrnu
have never been able to proceed fur
Their than one kilometer from the
shore. And on the other side they
are being checked at a distance Of
3 la kilometers from Krithla. Their
failure at Seddul Bahr is so much
the more striking because this place
being situated at the extremity of the
Gallipoli peninsula is from three
sides exposed to the conVerging fire
of the allied warships
Reports Of panic and impending
popular revolts in Constantinople are
said to be ridiculous Impartial for
eigners have agreed, the statement
adds, that the war effects are felt less
there than In other capitals of bel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
COTTON SUPPLY RUNS
SHORT IN GERMANY

$40 a. m)-The Germans already
have been using FLAX as a substitute
for cotton ia some Of their munition
factories and all munitiou factories
are being remodelled for this purpose
according to a dispatch 70 the Cour-
ant from Berlin.
The taking Of an inventory Of all
stocks of cotton and other textiles
throughout Germany the dispatch
adds began Monday and viii continue
for ten days A large staff Of Off
Gals is being employed in this work
All stocks Of cotton and articles
made from cotton. even including un-
derclothing and shirts. must be listed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
MANUFACTURERS
MUST DIVIDE UP
WITH EMPLOYEES
Makers of Munitions Have
Choice Of Advancing Wages
or Facing General Strike by
Unions.

Boston Aug. officers Of the In
teihational Machinists union who arc
IA TINS city n connection with the
movement ~ Increase wages and
shorten hours at plants where muni-
tons of war and machines for their
manufacture are being made tonight
received kilograms ordering them To-
attend q general conference to be held
at Hartford, Conn. next Sunday
ordlng To one OF the Vice presi-
dents of the union this conference
will consider the cNpediency of calling
general strike at an war muuition
plants in New England which have
not a this time granted the union de-
mands. The orders received tonight
were issued from the international
president
The plant of the Becker Milling Ma
chine company In this city where %
strike was made effective few days
ago. was picketed by union members
today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
DETROIT TO PURCHASE
STREET CAR SYSTEM

Detroit, Aug. Identification OF "a
contract for the purchase of the city
lines Of the Detroit United railway
by the city of Detroit. was given by
the stockholders of the Street Rail-
way company at a meeting here to-
day. The officers and directors of
the company were directed to sign
the contract and this, it is expected
will be done immediately Appro-
yal of the contract by the board of
street railway commissioner aiready
has been announced.
After the commission has formally
signed the instrument it will be sent
to the city council which will fix a
date for popular election on the
charter amendment authorizing The
purchase.
The price to be paid for the street
car system is to he fixed by the cir
cult judges Of Wayne county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
RUSSIA AND JAPAN
TO BE FIRM FRIENDS

London, Aug C7;12 p. mJ-The
final section Of the speech made by
Foreign Minister Sazonoff at the
opening Of the Russian duma ycster-
day was received In London tonight
Referreing to the relations between
Russia and Japan, the minister said
the press of both countries had been
discussing the advantage Of a close
political union between them and that
the service rendered the entente all
lies by Japan had created an atmos-
phere IN which solid political ties be-
tween nations are forged.
Ten years have gone by" he ad-
ded since the treaty Of Portsmouth
proved that peace between Russia and
Japan was perfectly possible and re-
ciprocally advantageous. our rela-
tons Of alliance with Japan should
be forerunners or a still closer alli-
ance.
The statement was received by the
members of the duma with cheers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
BREWERY RECEIVES AUTO
AND $500 FROM TILLMAN

Judgment in favor of the South
western Brewery q Ice company
against Lee Tilman, signed by Judge
NJ. c. Mechem Of Soeorro, was filed
yesterday in the district court The
brewery was given judgment for 500
and am automobile which Il is alleged.
Tillman had wrongfully in his posses
sion
Eugeno Chavez was ordered by
Judge Mechem to keep the Guadalupe
Gutierrez road open and to remove
barbed wire fence built by him. Am
broso A. Zamora brought the action
against Chavez,
The Hubbs Laundry company was
granted judgment against Bert Thorn
as. of Colfax county, for $l44.S9.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
ADMITS ROBBERY OF
HOUSE WHEN PIN IS
FOUND BY 0'GRADY

Fhu Cioaky was held i'm the city
lam last NIGHT charged with robbery
az the home Of Hugh Waters. Waters
ofeusht Cloa6y 20 the station.
OioakN had been sent To The house
70 do some work while AIRS. Waters
was absent When She returned sew
eral articles of jewelry were missing.
SO suspicion conferred upon Cloaky.
captain % Grady found a small
clasp pin of Mrs. Waters on him. He
then admitted taking other articles
and showed O'Gmdy where he had
hidden diamond loeket and cuff
buttons iu an alley He had secreted
a pocketpook i'm the store room at
the Beaver coal yard where he was
employed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
FORT WINGATE WILL
BE REGARRlS0NED IN A
YEAR-GENERAL SCOTT

Fort Wingate, between here and
Gallup, is to be regarrlsoned Gen,
Hugh L. Scott, chief Of staff. made
this statement to Deputy United
States Marshal J. r. Galusha when
the latter was in WASHINGTON, D. c.,
recently on state fair business Gen
era Scott did not state how many
troops would be sent to the abandon
ed fort, but it is likely a regiment of
cavalry will be assigned to it, The re-
garrisoning is to take place within
year
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
GERMANY MAKES LOAN
To BULGAR GOVERNMENT

Berlin, Aug. 2.-Gly Wireless VIA
Sayville.) Among the news items
given out today by the Overseas News
agency is the following
According to the Cologne Gazette
group of German bankers headed
By the Dsconto Gesellschaft has made
contract with the Bulgarian gov
eminent to take about $50, 600, 600
francs 1850, 900, 000) of the five per
cent Bulgarian gold loan Of 1914 The
Disconto Gesselschaft has been
charged to redeem 100000 francs
1924. .O0O) Of Bulgarian treasury
notes due early in August at 1925
marks per 100 francs"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
HOTEL KEEPER GIVEN
SENTENCE IN JAIL BY
POLICE JUDGE CRAIG

A. PARENT owner Of the Annex ho-
tel, was fined $50 and sentenced to
serve thirty days in jail on the chargc
of conducting disorderly house
when he faced Police Judge Craig
yesterday afternoon His attorney
gave notice of appeal ana he was re-
leased under $500 bond
In sentencing PARENT. Judge Crais
said he believed PARENT knew the
character Of the three women who
were found by the police in the hotel
The three women testified against
Parent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
SLIMATTENDANCE
At MEETING Of
GOOD ROADS MEN
Most Prominent Figures inI
Highway Development inI
State Here, However, Big.
Results Looked For

%&&@s4& 9 = 90 &888 . g
Delegates arriving last night .
4. brought the out-of- town attend 9
8 ance up TO seventy. This num- @
4. her, with better attendance local e
o cally. which is looked for today. q.
O win turn the convention into one e
o of the best yet held by the or 9
q ganization.
A&ss 90 o 8 /. . 9 . 9 . o . Q 8
Col r f. Twitchell present incum-
bent. and Judge Granville A. Richard
son. of Roswell, were mentioned last
night as candidates for the presidency
of the New Mexico branch of the Ma
tional Highways association. AL
though an utterance made at the con-
vention yesterday was taken to mean
the colonel would not be a candidate
his supporters were hopeful of per
sauding him To serve again ON the
other hand there was sentiment to
give the office to an eastern New
Mexican. The election is to be held
tonight. While d. r. Lane, present
secretary, has not stated whether he
will again be a candidate, no one else
has been mentioned for the place.
While the attendance at the con-
venuon which opened yesterday
morning at the Commercial club is
small the men who were present rank
among the most active roads enthusi-
asts of the state and results of great
Importance are expected to come as
the result Of the meeting. Less than
thirty delegates came from out of the
city and the attendance on the part of
Announcements was frankly admitted
to be q disappointment Probably
dozen. an told, entered the session
room.
Would Ask Government Aid.
Speakers at the session yesterday
were A. y. Stroup, who represented c.
o. Cushman, Eugene Kempenich, Of
Perata. chairman of the Valencia
county commissioners; Clark NJ. Carr,
president Of the Commercial club; A.
NJ. Hove, Of Carlsbad; Judge John Ba-
ron Burg and Judge G. A. Richard
son Of Roswell
Two plans for the extension Of good
roads were preached one was the ls-
suance of a big bond issue by the
state and the other was Judge Rich
ardson's suggestion 1t was that con-
gress be appealed to for a grant Of
10,0O0,00 acres of grazing land, the
revenues from which to be used for
drainage and state roads
The following committees were APP
pointed
Resolutions NJ Hove, Carlsbad;
A. b. Stroup, Albuquerque; Eugene
Kempenich Peralta
Credentials--R NJ. Thorne, Carls-
had Clark NJ, Carr, Albuquerque, the
secretary
Audit n Pitt Ross, Albuquerque,
Francis Z Lester, Mesilla Park IL S.
Pickard, albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
GERMANY BEGINS
MODELLING COPPER


Berlin. Aug , (via London Aug. 3.
2:25 a. m.)-Large crowds of women
and boys flocked to the Berlin gas
works and market halls today car
rying copper kettles. pots, desk orna-
ments and other articles in accord
with the recent request Of the gov
eminent that the copper supplies Of
the country be delivered to It for pub
lie purposes
This mobilization of copper Will
occupy three days Todays deliver
les yielded enormous piles at each re-
ceiving depot The government pays
cash for each copper article at the
market nrice The metal obtained
today covered only part of the avail
able supply since wire and roof
plates Of museums. churches and 9th
er public buildings which will agere-
gate enormous quantities remain IN
touched
This metal will not be called for
until it is needed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
DIVES INTO SHALLOW
WATER; IS STUNNED;
SAVED BY COMPANION

lenacio Romero. pressman, was
saved from drowning in the Rio
Grande sunday afternoon by Benny
Valdez Romero dived into the river
off high place and struck head fore
most IN shallow water He was stun
red and lay in the water. With every
breath his lungs were filling with
water when Valdez came TO his assist
ance, dragged him ashore ana employ
ed artificial respiration until he re-
gained consciousness. Romero was
carried home
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03

Brownsville. Tex, Aug. 2.-Depre-
dations by rowing bands from Mexico
caused the dispatch today of four
troops of United States cavalry to aid
in the patrol of the lower Texas bor-
der Besides enforcing the neutrality
laws, the troops will cndeavor 10 head
off three groups of marauders, who
are believed 20 be trying 70 escape
Texas ranches
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
Grecce slands BY serbla.

London, Aug. 1855 a. MIA de-
spatch to Reuters Telegram company
from Athens says that the Greek
newspapers without distinction as to
party. in commenting on the Turco-
Bulgarian entente, say that in case
Bulgaria wishes TO attack Serbia
Greece would prove that the Greece
Serbian treaty is not a vain word. and
would consider II an obligation Of
honor To aid Serbia irnraeAi-'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
CONSUMPTION IS
PLAN FOR CHINA
IN NEAR FUTURE
Extensive Program of Nation
al Defense VIII BE Laid Be-
fore Parliament When Il
Assemblies in December


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stated IN nnv In session with tine
l,odin, nfft,a14 III INA arm, Nina .thp
nayy connl.tu. anal CORRECTING three
bius for submission ip,uadIateh af.
tcr president Yuan Shi-kafs state
mept Ia pnrllamept ss d. the genera,
condition III M, rntion tho first
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senols and the deyeiopmcnt of navy
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nm anpropriatiop Of $4,000 000 ion
tho fnetaIlaiion of machinery for Tine
mantfacurs of modern rifles aud
marhinc rpns ana suitable appropri-
stinps vJn he sougbt to- enable the
n,,., y,,ds tn turn out suhmniInc.
to,,,e.l,, hoste ieht eruisers. ana other
COOS, dofonse shtus adaptcd to Chi
nofs ,yaterways
~ Ucoip Newt Year
rho second hi1 II Ia said provides
Far conservation II is planned Ia
commence oonserlntion with the be-.
ginning of 1915. The general board
bns alreadv taken steus Ia pave the
WV for bts measure which Il rs tx.
ncctod viii hn snnrd,.rd nv The poo.
Mo notNithstandlnp Cbtna's arc-old
noaro- tn,iuo nrort,ttfes Soldtcrshtt
4 dpsctibod as beinr encouraged and
nvtolled m HI tho 'nubItc schools anr
III ey,rv offirial
"Tho third hin nrnvides for tho cs
tablishment of naval bascs ana coas
ana frontier Qualifications
Tho economic measures arc hcint
coneidarod A., ma cabinet presidcn
ynnn ehi-kaf win ,irge definite stems
n 10 stnted tovsrds carr,ine out in,
urunk railway mans ana tho eXton
sion If broncb RAILWAYS for which Ia,
surveys havo alrendv been made. al
woll ~ lipht ratrWnvs 10 link up i'm
nortanf mining and other Industries
The pronosed colonization of thl
| frontiers rs chiefly designed. il is cx
planned. to cope with the tendency OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
ONLY IS DOG TAGS ARE
ISSUED BY CITY CLERK

If. wy Clerk Hughes yesterday issued
,''I 'y-ilye dog tax tags This does
10y represent the total sales for the
My rs George Washington Ward,
BURDEN Of the dog pound started
.loln the clerks office yesterday
morning with fifty tags intent on
luiaNihg house toulouse canvass.
Waro had not reported last night how
many he had disposed Of.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
bRlDe OF FEW MONTHS
IS SLASHED BY HUSBAND

antonio Cordova. Of Martineztown,
way taken to the county Jail
~, ast hlght charged with slashing his
".le with a knife. The woman was
~ on the breast. She was only
''shtiF wounded. The couple had
wen married only several months.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
GOD STILL WITH HIM,
DECLARES THE KAISER


Cologne (via London. Aug. 3, 3:55
q. m.)--Cardinal Hartmann arch
bishop Of Cologne, said during the cue
thedra service last Sunday that he
had CONGRATULATED Emperor william a
few weeks ago upon the favorable
military Developments lon the east and
the emperor pointed upward and re-
piled In "a tone of the deepest cOnyic-
tom Gle up there has helped u.s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03

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lin shop. or storage. beat and ""'er IN
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alley in business section. suitable Tor
plumbing or tin shop. or storage;
hcat aud water included. Apply this
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