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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
2OCATHOLIC STUDENTS
ORDAINED BY BISHOP
Given Minor Orders at the
Seminary of st. Charles Bor-
romeo at Overbrook.

The Seminary of st. Charles Borromeo,
Overlook. witnessed an impressive scene
today, when more than 20 seminary stu
dents we're ordained to minor orders.
The quaint seminary chapel was appro-
priately decorated for the occasion.
The ordination today marked the be-
sinning of the four-day ordination eX-
trcises, which will be held in Overbrook
again tomorrow and Friday, and in the
Cathedral in this city Saturday
Bishop McCort officiated this morning.
those to be ordained to minor orders
we're f. l.. Gatens, j. j. Fealey, T. *.
connell, E. Marley, J. p. Mooney, d.
r Toner, j. j. Lawley, C. f. German,
J. A. Kane, j. p Sullivan, j. f. Lorenz,
MA. Ryan, j. f. Campbell, n. a. Travo,
c. y. Burke. f. T. MeaEher, l.. j. Fahey,
J. ]. Kaczmarck, f. c. McGinty, A. j..
Echulte, p. F.. Donohue, Ellis Wenger,
L G. Fink, ]. w. Mundy, ]. f. Toner,
p ], Phelan, d. F. McMenamin and F. l..
Gallagher.
The subdeaconship ordination exercises
viii be held tomorrow and the deaconship
ardlnation exercises Friday. Those who
will be ordained to the subdeaconship and
deaconship are J. " Brogan, F. A. Smith,
HIP. McFall, NJ. j. Mcmahon, NJ. j. Ma
pney, p A. Stewart. d. j. Kane, j. J.
Duggan, F. l.. Gates, T. i. Connell, j. j..
Iavley, ]. A. Kane, j. j. Lorenz, ]. f.
Campbell, c. F. Burke. l.. ]. Fahey, p.
2 Donahue. l.. G. Fink, j. j. Fealey, j..
?. German. NJ. A. Ryan, A. ]. Schmitt, p.
J. Phelan, j. f. Toner.
Archbishop Prendergast will officiate at
ihe Cathedral next Saturday when the
following seminary students will be or
Gained to the priesthood: e. j. McGuin-
ness, T. A. McNally, T. Colahan, c. ".
0Brien, j. A, Campbell, q. Carman, D.
! Dunno, C. B. Mckinley, ]. A. Dough-
erty o. A. Stapleton. F.. V. Byrne, f.,
Kelly W. S. Murphy, j. S. Springer, j,
woda, NJ. Maciewski. j. V. Brogan, +.
4 Smith, II. t. McFall. NJ. ]. Mcmahon,
y J. Maloney, P. A. Stewart, d. j. Kane
! J, Dugsan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19

ApELPHG - kitty MacKay" with Irene
Halsman. An amusing cross between
''Bunty" and Peg" With a very pretty
and accomplished actress s...............S:l5
FORREST-Sir Douglas Mawson's South Pole
Pictures Movies OF natures comedians pen
gums, seals and elephants. with
all the beauty of snow and ice back
STOCK.
WALNuT.-'1'he End Of the Bridge winner
of tho John Craig's Harvard prize; how
doctor wcds to cure and lives to love.
WOODSIDE PARK-'Thc Red Widow" Ray
mond Hit2hcoCk's amusing musical comedy
of nihiism. acted by the resident stock com
VAUDEVILLE,
KE1TH'S-Edith Taiiqferr3 IN "A Breath OF
Old Virginia; Claire Rochester, soprano
BARITONE Hans Kronod violoncellist Miss
Norton ana Paul Nicholson in "A Dramatic
Cartoon: the Fridowsky Troupe of Russian
singers and dancers; Howard's Animal Nov
city Donahue and Stuart. Lai Mon Kiuh.
Chinese tenor: Kerr and Weston. and tho
Hearst-Se News.
NIXON's GRAND - Marty Brooks musical
comedy six Peaches and Pair" with
o,Ncill and Dixon; the Eleetrlcal Venus:
Flanagan and Edwards in "On and On /;
Jarrow, BENJAMIN Klevan. Golden and Keat-
ing. the Three Janettes, with trained ami
mails. and Il comedy movie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR UNVEIL
LATE LEADERS PORTRAIT
Hundreds at Ceremony Honoring Late
William j. Milligan.

William j. Milligan.
dignity and solemnity marked the cere-
nonies In memory of the late William J..
Alilgan. past grand commander of Penn
gl!anla F. and A. NJ. conducted by sew
IA hundred Knights Templar at Lu Lu
temple last night, when a portrait of
~, hilligan was unveiled and presented
mary Commandery. John Wanamaker
"aue the presentation address.
tull-dress uniform, more than 200
eh'sh's marched from Masonic Temple
Lu Lu Temple before the exercises
~ stage In the auditorium was occupied
omeers and past commanders of the
eet Inc portrait had a place in the
ue OF the platform, where 1t was
Napea with the banner of the knights
4 flourish of trumpets every Knight
ose, mis- right hand raised in salute to
memory OF the departed comrade.
Lsnis In the hall were switched on,
s s~nnk only a glow at the base of the
s@sNt; william j. McCoach drew the
:, ~ aside, showing the life-size likeness
~, Mllllgan in full uniform.
=. Pontius directed the exercises.
~ as invocation was pronounced by the
IN ". j. g. Wilson, and the benedic-
~ py the Rev. DIR. Charles NJ. Boswell.
ss.e VINO spoke were j. Henry Will
an Hsht worshipful grand master, f.
q. NJ or Pennsylvania; A. Howard
4zlas' grand commander, knights
i.,..ptaf or Pennsylvania, and Harry
oo,ss. eminent commander of Mary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19

anime Kala's strange baby were re-
pulsed with barred fangs and low menace
ing growls, accompanied by words OF
warning from Kala.
When they assured her that they meant
the child no harm, she permitted them to
come close, but would not allow them to
touch her charge
II was ns though she knew that her
baby was frail and delicate and feared
lest the rough hands Of her fellows might
injure the little thing.
Another thing she did, and which made
travelling an onerous trial for her. RE-
membering the death of her own little
one, she clung desperately to the new
babe with one hand, whenever they were
upon the march.
The other young rode upon their
mothers backs; their little arms tightly
clasping the hairy necks before them
while their legs were locked beneath
their mothers armpits.
Not so with Kala she held the small
form of the little Lord Greystoke
tightly to her breast. where the dainty
hands clutched the long black hair which
covered that portion of her body She
had seen one child fall from her back
to terrible death, and she would take
no further chances with this.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
HERE'S THE LATEST
THREE CENT JITNEYS
Seventy Drivers Nucleus Of
Association Which plans
Lower Fares.

Three-cent jitneys wifi soon become an
established fact in this city.
An association OF more than 70 drivers
chiefly from West Philadelphia. have 81.
ready signined their intention Of rcdncs
ing their prices In the near future In q
endeavor to capture that portion Of the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit trade which
has held aloof from them.
Harry J. slipp, 5ia Arch street. one Of
the men interested in minimizing the cost
of this latest transit method and inct-
dentally popularzng Il to such an extent
that jitneys will become Indispensable is
responsible for the statement.
I'VE have had several meetings al
ready" said he, "out at Wagner's Hall
and in the homes of some of the boys.
and so soon we get $50 men to agree
to the reduction the 3-cent rate will be
put into effect"
According to slpp. the scent jitney
rate Is more expensive than the trolley
rate because of the transfer, but with
the price reduced there will be no losicai
excuse, in his opinion, for any one slight
Ing the jitney.
1T is quicker more direct and pleas
antcr because there is no standing" said
he. "and I have figured out that the bust
ness, even on a 3-cent basis, can be
operated at good profit My daily
expenses are 65 cents for gas 30 cents
for oil, 20 for wear and tear and so for
garage. total of $2.2O. Working eight
hours day can easily clear from s. TO
~ at 3 cents per passenger. / consider
ths a fair enough RETURN
To make the itney permanent factor
In Philadelphla's transit facilities Slipp
asserted that reckless driving will have
TO cease and jitney drivers, one and all,
VIII have to see the practicability OF the
three cent fare.
we can't expect to get the street car
trade he explained, "if our prices are
higher or II we aren't safe. Personally
] don't believe there have been any more
jitney accidents proportionately than
trolley accidents. but there is no reason
why there should be any"
Already one cent Jitney has made its
appearance on Chestnut street. But this,
SlIpp asserted, was an independent. Tho
association is expected to act in about q
week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
CENTENNIAL PLANNERS
TO ARRANGE FOR 4TH
Citizens May Be Asked for
F u n d S for Celebration.
Prominent Men Coming.

Arrangements for the National Fourth
of July celebration in this city will be
made tomorrow by the same committee
of citizens that planned the famous Cen
tennial celebration here IN 1876
Charles w. Alexander. secretary of the
committee, said today that sufficient ac-
ceptances from distinguished men have
been received to assure a nationwide
celebration.
The names of the guests will be placed
before councils Fourth of July Commit
tee some time this week. Then the cost
of the event and the available funds will
be considered.
An effort is being made, according to
Secretary Alexander to raise a citizens
fund to meet the big expense that will
be attached to the celebration.
Although the Legislature is expected to
appropriate $4,000 those interested do
not believe in taking any chances OF
financial difficulties at the last minute,
and believe that citizens fund will solve
the problem,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19

world belongs to Theda Bara, famous the
country over as the Vampire Woman OF
the William Fox productions. In the new
screen drama in which she is shortly TO
be seen, a film version OF the famous
Gabriel D'Annunzios La GiaconNa,"
Mile, Bara portrays an even more ruth
less siren than in any of the dramas mem
toned in which she created such SEN
sation. AS screened for william Fox, LA
Giaconda," the masterpiece of the famous
author of "Cabira," brings out to the
fun Mile. Bara's extraordinary gifts for
portrayal of beautiful but soulless women,
whose lips scorch like living fire and
whose Kiss is destruction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
.I|gFRAGTSTS RESENT
DEFEAT OF BILL
II. p. M. Roessing Assails
IT, Isgislators Who Kille d
watchers Measure.

-. defeat Of the woman watchers
blow at fair play, according to
y" u,rork NJ. Roessing, president Of the
.,.opia Woman Suffrage Associa-
- an indication that interests OPP
WY A. woman suffrage are fearful of
..,.,v for the suffragsts. Mrs. Roessing
s.v declared Pennsylvania is the only
~ that has refused to pass such
IbIl ,.,..., MI, v.s d.
.,sr,d TO provide for woman watchers at
4 ,o,s when the question of votes for
ue.nsn us IL submitted to the people Ihe
Wa VIZ course of suffrage has been marked
Fnoe nassare of such bills so that the
~ Wy themselves could get out and see
sAst they got Iair No'e'
.,s,sment follows:
HSfta House of Representatives, by lts
"a N the woman watchers bill. has
qtits, pennsylvania the dubious dlstnc-
yen bejng the only Commonwealth in
tv s,a country to refuse to pass such Dill
w p..a The women asked for protection TO
n..,rs fair vote on the suffrage amend
WA Al the polls All other states where
~ ss's s,,oation of woman suffrage has been
" vi ,o the voters have granted the
.,nan This assurance of fair play with
Y, cnIbble or delay. This was exempli-
~ sas in the neighboring states of New
e..t and New Jersey when the begisla-
'..s NJ both those states passed such
sgns' lllis as the members of the Pennsylvania
House rejected. ,.,-,.
nSvys ,rys recognize, however. that this is. the
atom Of only few men and that the
.ssamsands of men voters whom these few
i.sisiators profess to represent Will show
sss,r love Of fair play by so overwhelming
e'so vo,e on election day that a greater VIC
,.rv will be accomplished.
,sraken all in all, | feel that the action
!, ,he House in defeating our bill Is
..oS omen. 1t tends to indicate that the
sr,srests who naturally oppose woman
sriyrare, are so fearful that majority of
M voters will give the women of Penn
svivania the ballot this year that they
s,vs taken this method to make victory
4 dIfhcult as possible.
arhe defeat of the bill merely means that
.ur lrht for fair play has begun. We
sha,i sppeal from this unfair treatment,
y the hands of 80 legislators, to the thou
.snds Of voters of Pennsylvania for JUS
flce"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
AIuslcs

THE ORGANISr and eholrmaster q OId 81.
Peters Church requires a musical student a.
an assistant; except oppor. For detailed In
formatn address Lewis A. Wadlow Head
master 81. Peters Choir school. 310 Lombard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
]. Edward Addicks Paroled

j. Edward Addicks. former financier and
politician, of Delaware, was paroled today
in custody of Sheriff Grifenhagen. pend
ing the arrival of bondsmen. Mr.. Addieks
was arrested last Saturday night on
charges of contempt of court. He told.
the court he expected to be able to
furnish the $4,000 fixed as bail by to-
morrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
PRuhBAUGH HERE TONIGHT
s'YsrnOr Will Be Guest of Honor at
Meehanies' Banquet

T7.1.-- 14~T1INVN
~ slnoF brumhaugh Is expected to be
- seest OF honor and chief speaker at
Il 80 anniversary banquet and dance
es Junior Order United American Me-
Eoa.s, E which will be held tonight in the
IN .ai "naai Hetel Governor Brumbaugh
'sai Councillor A. d. WIkin win de.
sh address on Our order.'t
lb. ''.psts have been looking forward 10
n.i.snh which promises TO surpass any
sz.i "safy banquet ever held by the
~ me banquet itself will be held on
81 t,,si roof garden. and a special musi-
81. ss am has been arranged in the
ballroom for dancing.
8. ttssenee Of many prominent speak
-e.-i musical selections. not to mem
~ - ~ menu promise 10 make the event
est VIII long be remembered.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-19
THE PHOTOPLKY
QUESTIONS ANp ANSWERS

The Photoplay Editor OF the Eve
Ming Ledger will be pleased TO an
swer questions relating to his depart
nent. Questions relating to family
affairs OF actors and actresses are
barred absolutely.
Queries will not be answered BY
letter. All letters must be addressed
TO Photoplay Editor, Evening Ledger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
APACHE COUNTY To
FIX HIGHWAYS FOR
D. 0. CONVENTION
Delegates Who Travel in Auto
mobiles Will Find Springer
vile Easily Accessible in
June, Says julius Becker,

Apache county Arizona. viii have
Us roads IN good condition for the
oeean-to-Ocean Highway associations
meeting IN springervillc next June,
according TO julius Becker. who was
here yesterday The county viii issue
sl25,000 bonds for highway improve.
nent ana while this fund Is TO be dis
tributed throughout the county. part
Is 20 be expended on routes that Will
be used by delegates on the way TO
the convention In automobiles
Thohe who 80 in automobiles may
make side trips 10 scenic points close
TO sprlngervlllc. such as the Invite
mountains, old crater and salt lake
aud the petrified forest.
springerville plans to give rous.
Ing entertainment to the delegates
The featue viii be typical western
barbecue. An effort will be made To-
bring Apache Indians there 10 dance
In their fun war dress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
FEAST OF PURIM TO BE
CELEBRATED TOMORROW

The Feast OF Purlm, one of the
most beautiful of all Jewish festivals.
which IL based upon the Book of Es-
ther, viii be celebrated by local lic-
hrews In a fitting manner at Temple
Albert tomorrow The day is one
given over to deeds of bcncvolence
aud appropriate services VIII be held
In pommemoration OF the event.
The Ladies' Guild of the temple has
arranged 10 give party 20 the chill
dren of the congregation tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock when will bb
a memorable event TO the little folks.
II is 70 be la the nature Of mas
uucrade ball and VIII hc held In the
sunday school room of the temple.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
WANTED TO ESCORT A
PRETTY GIRL HOME;
80 DAYS ON STREET

Jim Mendoza drew thirty days with
the street gang when he was hailed
before Police Judge George Craig yes
terday morning to answer TO the
charge Of MASKING. Miss Dollie
hiearne, ill0 East Copper avenue.
complained that Mendoza wanted TO
escort her home Thursday night when
he met ncr on East Central avenue.
He asked Miss Blcarne where she
lived and upon learning from her that
~ was none OF his business he
threatened 20 follow her, according TO
Sergeant Ed Donahucs report. She
went into Or Shortle's place aud
phoned the police station Sergeant
ed Donahue nabhed Mendoza.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Herboth, painter Phone 1871.
Special display of fresh SHIELDED nuts
al fea'E candy store,
The Royal Neiehhors Will not meet
tonight They viii meet The night ef
March 10.
Albuquerque Lodge No. 50. Frutet-
nal Aid Union. WIN meet tonight q
f:l5 Ia A. o. T. W hall.
prof Lynn q. Mitchell Of the uni-
versitx OF New Mexico viii lecture
On ''pompeli, a 1880 O'Clock tonight
al the high school
@. ]. Olin. ticket CLERK for the San
ia Fe railway WHY called to Ia Porte,
IND. yesterday on account Of the
death Of his father
llaincs tiridley aud family eame IN
from san Pedro hy automobile
Thursday evening and are spending 4
few DAYS IN Albuquerque preparatory
to Walt 10 the Pacific eonst
Prize winners IN the fourth Grade
la the essay contest on the subject Of
"Tnbefculosls we're announced yes-
terday. They are Cofncliu McAllister,
first Kari Mueller, second. aud Fred
switzer, third
III "a suit htkhl AtattAuHN III AHF
district court Kate T. Divelbiss asked
that Ryron w. nivelblss and others be
barred frem any title 10 lots rs and
i2e, block 10, Pcrfeeto Armilo a.
Brothers. addition.
All members Of Lincoln Circle M
3. Ladies az the q. A. r., are reauost-
ed 10 meet al the homo Of Mrs. julius
iphnautn I07 West Slate avenue. 1T
2s90 o'clock this afternoon A special
meeting iH to be held 10 transact any
business that may COME before H.
President Boyd of the university
and George c. Brooks of the hoard Of
regents returned Thursday night from
santa l'e, where they appeared be-
fore the finance committee Of the
senate and house asking for an IN
creased appropriation Tor the uniyer-
sity
official notice has been received
from Head Consul A. H. Tulbot, from
Lincoln, Neh, that Albuquerque Camp
Modern Woodmcn OF America had
been awarded the state banner for
having secured the greatest number
Of new members. la competition with
all other camps In the state, the
award having been made az the Feb
rnary session of the executive session,
The bannuf has been shipped and the
members viii celebrate the occasion
al the next regular meeting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
MRS. CALDER0N NOT
WELL ENOUGH TO MAKE
STATEMENT TO OFFICER

Under sheriff Dick Lewis learned
at 81. Jostph's hospital yesterday that
Mrs Manueln Calderon's condition
WAS improved lie viii get state
meht from her as soon as she re-
covers sufficiently The physician re-
fused to permit her To be questioned
Yesterday. Lewis will attempt TO verb
~ through her the assertion Of her
youngest daughter that her father
was stabbed to death.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
DEMPW0LF LEAVES JAIL
UNDER BOND OF $1,000

Theodore Dempwolf. held In the
county Jail since his return here 10
face the charge Of kidnapping his son.
was released yesterday under $1,000
bond William Wienneke and NJ. n.
pempwolf are the bondsmen. Demp-
wolf still refuses TO make any state.
ment as 20 whether the child Is dead
OF alive,
The amount Of the bond was fixcd
~ judge u. +, Reynolds OF the dis
ttiet court
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
Mrs. Eunlce human.

Mrs. tunlce l.. lnman, rs Years old.
wife Of Fred lnman. died az 2.is
o'clock yesterday afternoon MIR. In
man came here with her November "a
from their home in Chicago. The
brother came Monday Funeral scr.
vices probably viii be held here. Mrs.
inman was a member OF / viii Chap
ter No. 49, Order of the Eastern
star and the Illinois cunclave OF True
Kindred
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Mrs HANNAH, Draper. 41a North
twelfth street died al her home yes
lsfdas morning from pneumonia Mrs.
harles kimhali. nuw dead. and the
late Rufus Nose. sister and brother
ef Mrs Draper. lived here. She was
lhe widow of 4. W. Nj Draper Fn-
neral ARRANGEMENTS viii not be made
until relatives ARE heard frem.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
CattIemen viii Be Constantly
Reminded That They Can
Increase Their Roster byI
Coming to Albuquerque,
FORMER GOVERNOR CURRY
SAYS CHANCE is GOOD
Colonel Sellers Leaves for
Pass City 10 Get Line on
Cowman Politics and Pre-
pare Way for Crowd.


III Paso, Tex. Feb. 2G. 1916.
o The Morning Journal, Albu-
querque, y. NJ.
= Albuquerque has excellent
. chance TO win cattlemen's con-
vention. lei Paso is with YOU.
= Suggest that you send active
2 committee here to handle stua-
2 ton.
. tSigncd)
/. GEORGE CURRY"
? Governor Curry'H suggestion
= has The hearty approval Of the
: Commercial club. In that II CO.
: incides with the clubs view.
/: That Is his reference to an ac-
: tive committee does The club IL
: going TO send a committee so live
/. that 1000 volts wouldn't feaze
: any of the members
Mr.. Curry's statement that the
city has an excellent chance to
I land the convention served to ,
, heighten the boosters confidence
and they already had more than
> challenger for the lightweight
; championship says he has. Mr.. y
Curry Is on the ground, His es-
, Innate OF Aibuquerque's chances
was regarded as correct.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 2G.-,Dlck
Gilbert Of Denver. Knocked out Bob
Devere IN the seventh round Of a
scheduled ten-round bout here to-
night The men weighed in at 1856
pounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
DEATHS AND FUNERALS


The infant daughter at AIR. and
Mrs s Anat died early Yesterday
morning at the home Of the parents.
els Santa Fc avenue. Funeral SER
vices viii be held at . o'clock this af-
ternoon az Blakemores chapel. The
Rev Mr.. Taylor pastor of the Baptist
church. VIII offieiate, Burial viii be
IN FHifVieW cemetery,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
GUEST FINDS
MAN IN ROOM; GOES
FOR COPS; ESCAPES

When n r. HACK went TO his room
"a the Eneitw0od hotel. Second street
aud Copper avenue yesterday after
nuuu the door was locked and he
heard someone nslde. kack gained
entrance and found Frank Goodhne
there Gebahue snid he was looking
for someone Nack left him In charge
of the pruprietress and went for the
police
Gaedhue heat e as soon as KacH
was ont If sight, hut Patroman liab-
10 Luian arrested him soon after.
ward "a First street and Copper ave-
nuo ne Nna iailed Kack told Chief
McMilhn That four grips. which he
HAD ia his room, had been searched,
lie found nothing missing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27
LOCAL ITEMS
WEATHER REPORT.

For the twenty-four hours ending
al 3 o'clock Yesterday evening.
Maximum temperature. SO degrees
minimum temperature, 80 range. ~,
Temperature az y. m Yesterday. ~.
Southwest winds; partly cloudy pre-
cipltation 05 Of an inch.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Came and see Charles Chaplin
funniest fhnn, man. II theatcr. totia,
only.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

NOTICE.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
Morning journal should call Western
Union Telegraph office.
PHONE 146 or 147.
and paper will be delivered by special
messenger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Come and see Charles Chaplin,
funniest funny man. u theater, today
only.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Come aud ste Charles Chaplin.
funniest funny man. thcater, today
only.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

Fifteen choice Navaio rugs. Aust
be sold. A bargain. 400 North Twelfth.