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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Of the houses were lined with booths
In which We're piled up all manner
of groceries, soft goods, silks, ftirs.
ironmongary. After the hustle Of the
gold and silver jewelty. armour and
fairs had subsidized there was always
a large import and export trade go
ing on. caravans and packhorses
coming and going. each Of them
contributing It's own share to the
wealth of the city. In the work.
shops men were busy and the sound
9f the hammer, the saw, and the
loom was heard all day long.
Money was plentiful and WAS
spent freely The clothing Of the
principal citizens on state occasions
was gorgeous. and at banquets the
tables groaned with the number Of
dishes set on them. Snmptaiary
laws were often passed to check
extravaganza. but with little suc-
cess. With the exception Of the bish-
OPP no one habitnally kept up great
state. People Of good social post
ton, like Downward and BerShelier.
worked alongside their men at their I
daily toll, went to the market and
bought the provision for the house !
hold pruned the trees
In the orchard, and watered the
flowers In the garden IKE
AT the fairs they interchanged
more than merchandise with foreign
traders They interchenged IDEAS.
The men who came from the free
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

. I.
involved It could be settled quickly.
George Washington was a gigantic
man. He stood a half head above
his men and Gould whip any one of
them in a sphysical encounter. He
could jump twenty-five feet In
running broad jump and could rus,
swim and wrestlc. He could nut a
Spanish half dollar between his
first two fingers and crush 1t with
his thumb.
But on the other hand Generaiu.
s. Grant was short in stature. Size
seemed to make no difference. Both
men We're fighters. There is no
doubt that Washington was the
greatest .strategist.
When lined up with. the Russian
admiral. Admiral Togo OF the jan
apese navy was a runt. Yet Togo
I sent the Russian feet to, the bot
tom of the sea. Napoleon was
known as a Little Corporal. Adj
nliral Nelson, and Admiral Paul
Jones OF the American navy we're
small men, too. Small men can
Z fight lust the same as big men.
Jellicoe was promoted by Win!
ston Churchill above older ao-
msralss Churchill made himself
very unpopular several years ago
when he elevated Jel1icoe. and DOS
sihiy the reference to the English
man as a runt dates back to the
day when those older men thought
Churchill made A fool Of himself.
Was ghurciliil wise or foolish
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
city Of Refuge.

~ b
How 1T came about that Geneva
was go long a city of refuge for lib
eralism. both religious and civil
sheltering for example the English
makers of the famous Bible version
that bears the city.s name--is made
plain In Hugh Y. Reyburn,s account.
Of the city in his new book on Gals
win. He says:
sThe history OF Geneva goes, back
as far as the days Of Julius Caesar,
when II was a town Of the Alio-;
sbroges In the fourth century II be-,
came Christian and bishop was set
over 1t. Built on both banks OF the
Rhone at it's exit from the lake. and
commanding tho trade: routes be-
tween France, Switzerland, and;
Italy, twas an object of envy to Its
neighhors, and the King of France.
the State Of Bernie, and the Duke OF
Savoy were each more anxious than
the other to take the city under
their protection. It required NO
small skill in diplomacy to haftie
their designs to destroy Geneyan In,
dependence
In the beginning OF the eight
zenith century. Mr.. Reyburn says.
Geneva was a city Of scarcely i5,-5
900 inhabitanta, but 1t hummed with
life like q hive. 1T lay ON, the
great road which bound the east OF
Europe with the west, and IA po-
sition gave Il cortrterclal adyan-
tages Of which II took full benefit.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

1t has Seen said that when the
German ships raided the coast OF
England and bombarded several
English coast towns an English
man said sorrowfully. IA runt
can't fight" The Englishman was
sreferfing to his own admiral, John
/. Jeiiicoe. chief OF stan OF the Eng
lisfi navy and commander OF
feat Of fighting ships which could
Z not be reproduced for less than
billion dollars.
When the European war broke
out Jellicoe had under his direc-
ton 1877 500 men. The German sea
dommandcr had only 66,7sS men.
Yet the spectacular work all
through the carly stages OF the
war were left entirely to the Ger,
mans.
Although commander OF the most
costly fleet the world has ever
seen and commanding the greatest
number OF sailors the world has
ever seen gathered under one head,
yet Jellicoe has not done anything
spectacular. Now and then some
6f lis subordinates have done
thrilling things. such as going
Though the straits near Constanti-
nople with submarine. But in
every spccessfll encounter they
have had the odds on the Germans.
When England entered the war
4 critics were quick to say that the
English would blockade the Ger
\ man ports. They thought Il would
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
TEXT or ORDER
'ELEyAgING dlsIiI.ItoE.

tvsitk The APPROVAL 81 ais ajss.
" ishe kaag alplrai sls / i I Jel;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24
CHAPLIN CA VORTS
"A q BlTOU TlHEATER

furnish her with even the bare me-
icessities OF life. \; 4 K j.
He is plunged into; great griefsand
despair: ! All night he sits brooding
over his loss. Throug his distorted
Imagination he sees the ominous ra-
ven enter his. room to croak gloomy
lforebodings. There also the spirit or
his wife visits him. i 81 4
I Poe torn by terrib doubts assto
whether the ravenis propnesiesS thai
he shall see his beloved no more or
whether the spirit promise that he
meet her in the elysia fields be aful-
filled. \ 81 ssi
Finally he himself Is stricken by
death and his spirit Is waited TO
heights supernal where he is united
with the lost "Lenore. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24

That slight limp noticeable in Helen
Gibson's walk these days is due to the
leap she made while taking part in
THE Dynamite Train, = the newest cpl
sode Of the Hazards Of Helen railroad
series. The story called for leap
from boxcar. Although Miss Gibson
figured on alighting ons,at patch Of
sandy soil, she miscalculated the dis
lance and'iso sprained an ankle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24

News pretoria are also shown. &
The big Than sgiving day show
will include The Raven" based up
on the immortal poem. The Raven 4,
OF Edgar Allen Poe by George G..
sHazelto ONE Henry B. Wa1thal assisted
by Miss Warda Howard are cast as
the principals. "A short synopsis Is
as follows:
Edgar Allen Poe. while at college.
fncurs debts and Is sent home in dis
grace. He is deeply IN love with vir-
GINA, . girl who lives near his home.
They are nnouncing their betrothal
TO her mother when Poe's foster
father appears on the scene and de-
nounces him for his conduct at
school and orders him from the
house. y.
Poe, marries the girl and tries to
make a living by writing. He is
poorly paid and they feel the pinch
OF poverty. The wife becomes III and
finally dies because Poe Is unable 20
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24

George gFawcett appears ms the
Universal Broad way feature. The
Frame Up" in six acts today at the
,Orpheum theater. This one Of the
strongest and most artistically acted
,photoplays Of modern times. The
story Is from thes pen OF the great
novelist, Otis Turner. and is. wound
around the real personality Of the
tstalwart Mr.. Fawcett. The theme
deals with modern ssociet ySaffairss and
is filed with many surprises and
thrills. & i s " lf z 81 \,
TomorrowA special Thanksgiy-
ing program Is in store for all who
attend. The feature, Blue Grass
is laid in old Kentucky is sensation
al In the extreme and presents the
Broadway star, Tom Wise, In i the
leadingsrole. With; the beautiful mu-
steal numbers by the great pipe or
gan and the Cadenza orchestra 1t
will be q play Of compelling charm. !
Ss u n Z. - G; ----s ~ y lsis =
THE Pink Lady, which ii. to be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24
Buy $22, 600, OOO O u orth
] OF Cars III II 40 Minutes

the companyss cyltnder. thirty
horsepower. i 9l6 moo els.
The placing Of the orders for the
new model. Is, 900 of which will be
|buitl In the next six months, was one
OF the first things done before the
monster parade in which more than
800 Chalmers cars participated. me
parade was lead by Did n liable,''
one gof. the first ChaImersis ..30's','
built, when the company was produc-
ing this model In 500 and. 1910.
"Old Reliable ,, has Travelled over
$50. 900 miles. "A Chalmers Of the
same type won the 1915 Glidden
tour. M s-S',s H w. NJ NJ Il
Chalmers Makes Address.
Anew low mark IN prices was set
by the company when It announced
the "Six-30n Monday. The car lis to
sell at, S % so. conside bly, less than
any Cahlmers model has been mar
keted heretofore.
The three hundred cars In the pa
rade were the new mod els, and &c Is
the first time In history that any
companyhas had this number. OF cars
ready for delivery before public an
nouncement has been made. At the
formal address OF welcome was made
by Hugh Chalmers In the new con-
: - y
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24
scree onsring az the Robinson
Grand. s55ESs5 d - .sS -

seen here at the Robinson U Grand
Thursday afternoon and night, sDe-
cember ~ is the biggest musical COM
.edy production; ever; made by John
Q. Fisher and In keeping with his
past achievements. The piece ran
for over 400 perfo rmances in New
York, where 1t created the furore OF
the decade and recently duplicated its
American success at. the Globe thea
ter. London, Eng. wherein ran for
four months. and as q consequence
will be presented in every foreign
part Of the world. Through several
Of Its most captivating NUM- ers,ses-.
pescially my Beautiful Lady, and
The Girl by the Saskatchewan, |" q IT
has been made known in. advance
from one end OF the civilized world
to the other. It has become better
known than any. light operate work
every originally designed for the
American stage. There are sixteen
other striking song hits in the piece
rendered by: people who know. how. &
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24
DO. GOO; Chall1le rs, Dealers from
AH Parts of United States
and Canada.

DETROIT. NOV. a. with the .op p
ening of the annual, Chalmers convens
ton OF dealers at the factory auditor
ium; recently, which, 6 90 dealers from
all parts Of the United States, Canada
and foreign count tries are attending a
new record In the sale Of motor cars
was set, when the dealers ordered
approximately $4,000 900 worth Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24
Three Act KIaW and, Eflanger
Picture is Also Showing
There Today. E

a Charles Chaplin, the funny man,
is al the Bijou theater today IN "a
Nightsip3 the Show. = his.latest. scream.
It's IL two acts and report says sit
ds Chaplinss best one. The Har-
vest. " q three act Klaw and Erlanger
product ion. lis the dramatt offering.
while The Knaves and the .Knight IT'S
n Bud" comedy, and a Hearst-Selig
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-24
William n. Crane and his star COM
|pany is doing big business in the
West in The New Henrietta..""

"zaza." with Pauline Frederick,
the Bernhard Of the present day, in
the leading role, siss the Important
photo drama offering at the Robin
|sonl Grand today. This superb Pic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE on SALE.


State 81 New Mexico. County Of Ber-
nalillo, In the District Court.
No. 1855.
Il. r. Putney. Beneficiary, and T.. T..
Mccanna. Trustee,
Plaintiffs,
SO.
Frank ~. strong and Lena strong,
his wife. and Elcota de o. Nergnc
and Frank de ~ vcrguc, her nus
band.
Defendants.
To Frank u. strong and Lena Strong.
his wife, ana Elccta de Ia Vergne
and Frank DO Ia Nergne, her hus-
hand
You are hereby notified that an
action has been commenced In the
District Court OF the County cf Bcr-
nalilio and state Of New Mexico.
wherein the said %plpintins demand
payment OF q certain principal prom
issory note for Three Thousand Dol
lars g3OOO.Ool. dated Dec. -, 1911,
and the payment OF tive interest
bearing notes for Sixty Dollars
GGO.OOJ each. Payment Of said
promissory notes being secured bs a
h''h 'I NAaAs hAA'N b'hs 90 l'AAf ~
f.. r. McTunna. trustee, whereby the
said Frank H. strong and Lena
strong, his wife. conveyed to l.. +
McCauna. trustee. those certain lots
pieces and parcels Of land, situate
lying and being In the Clty of Albu.
queruuc, County of Bernalillo, unt
state Of New Mexico, known ana de.
scr,bed as follows. to-wit;
Lots numbered Thirty-one (3b
Thirty-two C32D and T~hirty-thrc'
| t33j, in Block numbered Ten G0)
| Of the Porea Addition TO the Towi
mov Cityl oG Albuquerque, IN thu
| County of n%ornalillo n state %
| New Mexico. as shown on The map %
said Prrea Addition made hy NJ J
Mack e.. f., aud filed In the ofhcI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, United
states Land Office at Santa Re, ".
NJ, January ie, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Juan Il.
Garcia. Of old albuquerque, y. NJ.
who on January -. 1910, made
homestead entry No. Ol2g55 for SW q
NEh, sen NyvA, Ets OF lot 2. sen
OF lot 8, sWh OF lot 2 and Wa OF
lot g, See. 2. +. ION, n. 5E., n. NJ.
\ NJ, has nlcd notice OF Intention To
make hye-yeur proof, 20 establish
claim TO the land above described.
before George II. craig, United states
commissioner. az Albuquerque. -. a.,
on the 9Th day ot March, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Felez
Garcia y Salazar, Jesus Garcia y Lo-
pcs, Benseslado Gricgo, senon Zamora,
all of old Albuquerque, y, N,
FRANCISCO ~DELGADO.
Evening Herald. Register,
Albuquerque. y. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
DEMOCRAT IS AGAIN
ELECTED JUSTICE AT
EAST VAUGHN PRECINCT

East Vaughn. y NJ. Jan. iS.-The
election for Justice of the peace and
constable for the East Vaughn pre-
ciurt on Inst Monday resulted IN the
reelection Of Judge G. \ Wcidcman
by % majority of 70 votes over the
combined vote Of H. a. Brown ana
George Pcrrcn. who opposed him.
Judge Wcidemun was the nominee ui
q Democratic caucus: tl,c other gem
tlcmen ran ON independent tickets
%. \. Point tire nominee for consta-
bile. defeated his opponent, Domingo
LuCcru. by a majority oi % votes.
Tho election was warmly contested
but the vote showed a decided en-
dorscmeut OF Judge Wcidemuu's
previous administration.
The Vaughn chapter Of the East
eru star elected and Installed the
following officers at their regular
meeting on last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Mary A. Coulin, worthy matrun;
Frank NJ. Coulin, worthy patron:
Mrs. Lille A. Grant. associate MAJ
iron. Mrs. Cora J.. Cad", conduct
rcss, Mrs. NalIc Darlington. assoCi-
ate couduCtrcss Dr c. 4 Miller. Jr,
secretary, Fred \. Adams. treasurer;
Mrs. Alice Spencer. Adah, Miss Mar
garct Bruce. Ruth. Mrs. May Miller.
Esther, Mrs Addic Adams. Martha;
Mrs. $ l.. Hamilton, Eiectd II. T.. l..
.Cade. chaplain. Mrs. Edna Smith. or
ganist Mrs. Mamie Adkins, marshal:
Lynn O spencer. warden; :. l.. Ham
ilton. sentinel After the installation
of Officers the chapter presented Mrs.
Nallic Darlington with a beautiful
past matron's jewel as a token of her
faithful services as worthy mutron
Tor the past year.
The Ladies' ~ the Maccuboes gave
a supper and dance al their hull ON
last Friday evening, which wac wcll
attended in spite OF The severe snow
storm which was raging The proc
cceds of the supper are 90 bc used
in the charity work ct the order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
MUSTEROLE- QUICK
RELIEF! NO BLISTER
IL Snuthcs anh Relieves Like u Nus
lnrd Plaster Without the Burn
or Sting.

MCSTEBpIE Is q clean, white oint.
meut. made with the oil of mustard. n
ducs all the work. nf the old fashioned
mustard plaster does II better and
does not blister You do not have 90
bother with 10 cloth. You simply rub
It on-and usually the pain is gone'
Doctors and nurses use MUSTER d.
OLE and recommend il 20 their pa
fioutr.
They win gladly tell YOU what relief
Il gives nom sore Throat, Hronchitis.
Group, Stiff seek. Asthma. Neuralgia.
Congestion. pleurisy, Rhoumatism,
.Lumbago, Pains and Aches of the
Back on Joints, Spralns, sore Muscle
Bruises. Chilblain, Frosted Feet. Colds
of the Chest tt often prevents Pneu-
mouiuD.
Al your druggists. In 25c and soc
Jars. ana e special large hospital siz,
for $3.50
BE sure yuu get the genuine MUS
ITEROI.E. Refuse limitations get
what YOU ask for The Must'.ulc
Company. cleveland, ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Some Safe Investments That
Will Make Money
Special Bargains.

i-lOts ana improvements. Can be
made into prominent business cor
ner. one CLOCK from the strictly
business center OF the city. Until
February LIST. only $50, 600. former
price asked, Sg5. 900.
2-lots and Improvements. Fine bus
mess location on Copper avenue,
e business center Of the city,
50xii2 feet. Untli February lst.
bo1 $i2. 900. Worth $4,000.
6-choice residence lots. including
corner on Tijeras avenue. In most
aristocratic residence section. TN
III February let, only $4,000. For
mer selling price. $1,000.
2-Fiue business lots on copper we
nue., between Fourth aad Firm
streets. Until February lat. only
$4,000. Worth $4,000.
fine lots ana pretty new nya-room
and bath, cement block, strictly
modern cottage, costing S2,SOO, on
50-foot corner ON fruit avenue,
Until February LIST. only $500. rs
timatcd value $1,000.
3-lots and six-room brick house In
most fashionable center On Copper
venue. Until February LIST. only
$4,000. Former price asked $1,000,
%l--corner lot on south broadway,
three blocks from Central avenue,
with siN-rOom house. Until Feb
ruary LIST. only $500. Former
price asked S2,jO0.
every desirable residence lots. cor
ner Marquette and Eleventh street,
Perea Addition. ultl February
LIST, only SI.1O0. Worth Sl.5OO.
\ fine warehouse or factory site.
close Ia. with railroad frontage
and sidetrack. j0XSs feet. Until
February LIST. only sl,50O. Real
value $4,000.
i-spleu "a residence lots in Perrecto
ArmiJo Bros. Addition. n block
from New York ayenue car line.
Uutll February LIST. only 5000 each.
Former selliag price. $3.50 each.
small ranch or country home site,
50 acres, near Indian school. iiue
automobile road To- city. Soil as
fine az any in the valley. Until
February list. only $3.50. Worth
$1,000.
INQUIRE d. X. n. SELLERS.
ROOMS 81 FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BUILDING.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, United
states Land Office at Santa Fc. y.
NJ, January, ~, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Senon
samora, OF Albuquerque, n. NJ. who,
on March 20. 1903 made homestead
entry No. O937g. for SEA sEh Sec.
n, 4. ION, q. 5E., ~ NJ r. NJ, has
nlcd notice OF Intention 20 make hve-
year proof. u establish claim "a the
land above described. before George
70. Craig. United states commissioner,
az Albuquerque. y. NJ, on the 4th day
of March, 1915.
Claimant ame as witnesses; Liam
dro Jaranillo, Juan r.. Garcia. Juan
Ma. Samora. Rafael iArranaga, all Ol
Ola Albuquerque. y. A..
FRANCISCO pELGADO,
Evening Herald, Register.
Albuquerque. ~. NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
The Markets


Chicago. Jan. tS.-Prcsideut wa
sons order for % government inquiry
relative to prices of wheat and flour
was followed today by considerable
selling 81 cheat. and "A temporary
setback Of 1Nc In quotations. but the
market quickly reacted and scored q
net advance Of 80. Later q new de-
cline look place, influenced % some
extent hy a revival Of talk of the pos
sihility OF an embargo being put on
exports. Aftcr opening &c OF TO -
mp, tho market 100 "a whole kept with
ln narrower limits than the May de-
livery.
The close was unsettled. y n &c
higher thnn saturday night
Although corn NJ the outset had q
downward tendency with wheat. good
demand Tor export soon led to a de-
eidcd upturn. Opening prices. which
varied from = N &c Ca y We lower.
were forwarded by % rise an around
Co wcll above Saturday. level
The close was steady at an advance
of ~ TtNc 10 ttc net,
oats took much the Same course as
corn.
Higher prices for hogs lifted pro-
visions.
Higher prices for hogs lifted pro.
visions.
Whcat-May, Si.42h july. fi.2tR
Corn May, 1855 July. 594r.
oats MAY. 5Gc; july, jtNe
Pork-Jau., SIS 80 Nay. 3lg1j
Lard Jan S1b.-2, May. 40 gU.
NIh--lau, $1,000; MAN, {lIt1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
NOVICE roR runLlcATIoN.

Department OF the Interior, United
States Land once az Santa Re. y. NJ.
December 81, 1914
Commissioners Letter *" Deem
bor>fg, 1914.
Notice Il hereby given hat Carlos
Herrera y Garcia, Of Albuquerque. n.
NJ. who. on December "a, 1914, made
additional homestead entry, act April
%. 1905. No. 02i907. for Wa sen,
section 10, township On. range sE,
y. NJ. +. meridiaa, in the Manzano
National forest, hereby gives notice
that an persons claiming the land ad-
versely or desiring 10 show IL 20 be
mineral In character must nle obiee-
ton with this office on or before FEM
ruary 10. 1915.
FRANCISCO pELGADo,
Register.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
ARMENIAN WEATHER
TOO SEVERE FOR WAR

Associated Press CorrespoudcuCe)
p~etrograd. Dec. 0-Mid-BccembcT
weather in Armenia was ~ severe thIi
operations between the Turkish and
armies around Erzerum prac-
ceased. The temperature fire.
uu.ntly reached 80 degrees below zero.
The roads were covered with snow 10
q depth OF six feet or more.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18

New YurN, Ian. Especial stocks
were again prominent features OF to-
days market. standard issues being
relatively Inactive aud backward.
CLOSE. Amalgamatcd Copper. 80 p +;
American sugar Refining, lO5. Atchi-
son, gla: Chino Copper, 30, Northern
Pacific, Reading. li9, southern
Pacific, 5SNi Union pooinc. il9N .
United states Steel, 2th, United
states steel. preferred. l0Ni..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
Mrrhrr.nn IrnrrnI MrLnrsLnN.

Red Ouk. Iowa. Jan lS.-The fu-
neral Of the late smith Mcpherson.
Judge of the United states our for
the southern district of Iowa, who
diod hast night. viii bee held at tho
homo here Wednesday afternoon at
. u'clock. according 10 plans am
nuuuccd today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
Y. M. c. A. TO CHOOSE
ARCHITECT TONIGHT
AT BOARD MEETING

At q special joint session of the
board of directors and the advisory
council to be held tonight the Y. NJ.
g. \. heads will decide upon the ar
chitcct who viii have charge of the
construction Of the new building
here.
All members Of both bodies are cN-
pcctod To be present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18

Kansas city, Mo, Jan. lS.-Uogs-
5000; higher. Bulk. yG.S0W 100.
heavy. $1,000 100; pigs. 6.65.
Cattlc-Rc,cipts. -, 90 higher.
Prime fed steers. SS.75N 9.25, western
steers, 31.25H $50, calves, $500
1850.
sheep - Receipts. 5000. higher.
Lambs, $3.50 HSio; ycarlings, SG.500
T.3j.
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e Nor,, Money.

Ncw york, Jan. Mercantile
paper 3tg as per cent.
Bar silver iJC.
Mexican dollars, 35Hc.
Government bonds STRONG. railroad
bonds, strong.
Time loans, dull. high, . per cent,
low, = per cent, ruling rate, = per
cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-18
Lnndnn sinrk Mnrkct.

London. Jan. lS.-Americau sccur-
flies uu the stock exchange today
changed hands moderately during the
forenoon ana closed quictcr. can
adlun Pacific WAS active and hrm.