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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
BABY SPEED DEMON
SETS FLORIDA RECORD

MIAMI FLA, january jJ-Baby
Speed Demon. Owned by J. STUART
Blhckton ~ Sew YORK. to-day cst"b-
listed Il nov Florida record for hydro
planes. whru n circl.d :, three mile
c0urs" here in a3:i7 and won The third
"ren, iu inc annual mid winter boat
regatta
Eaby H"lauoe aiyo Blackton's entry,
was eacDnd, and SilaUii. o%ued by Carl
- Fisher ~ indianapoHs. MAS third.
Dthcr c.1u'E resulted
Fifteen mllrs frr open displacement
power boats Anris. owned by Dr.
GcDrR" y i.ipljrrot' Jiiiladclph!m.
Nrst. JDr'ny jJp%pcr. ownGd by g. j..
Eyunu. Fa!" B""ch. EccDDd. winners
time, - minutes
Fire"n-miir rsbin cruisers: i;aya-
ncrh, oynr1 rs James iJ"CriDH. CHI
cagD. FIRST. EhefDw'G, owD"G by Carl
-. Fisher, Indianapolis. second Win
mrs tiIDr, III ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
JUAREZ RESULTS

en-. niles three furlongs-Shaban, liz
,Metcal0. to .. TO .. | to s. first;
TO u" second; Whispering Hone. Il2
.k ederisl. 10 TO !, TO j. to /, third.
Time, 30 Rose Juliettc, Fan. Callic
Nanh' Little Bigger, Divan. also ran.
Sccond-fivc and one half furiongs-
Panhacapi 700 tStcarns) TO / to +.
: TO g. first; Nifty. ITO tMcCabe), 2 to-
J. 70 .. even. second: Noble Grand.
third. Time los 2-5 Ef,ie Nav sill.
vertonc, Edmond Adams Green Brae
Martene, chavis, Charles Goetz, also
ran.
8 to 5; to .. to !. drst; Riue e'i hcsrd.
ll2 tBooker), TO l. 10 |. even. sec
ond; Polls. 1913 ocollinsJ, to i. 2 to
s Wsj;e 'h Irdy Tim Time ~ Fairly, Eye
keHnon. Voiaday H.. also ran
Fourth-six furlongs- Florence Rob
cr,s. 1903 cKederis). 6 to 5. to 2, out
n5s' ;u 1thel rsson no! Mt1,n to to
Time 1913 IS. christophine also ran ~
,nF, imhEhvs fnriongs Seneca. 100
Imperator. lo9 Ctice), 7 to 2. to s..
TO 5. second. Bcrmudian. loo (Hart-
Weld, welD' do 10 70 5. to 10. third.
Wild Bear. Naytimc. Ann Tilly, Happen :
ny. Tyrec, Pride OF Lismore, iaider,
also ran.
Sixthmone miie-Kcyanoke. los
Wavering, 1903 tActon), to /. to s.
4 10 ). second: Dryad. l02 IIartwclD.
70 J.. to ]. even. Third: Time, Al Is.
r"ri Sumter. Voladay, Jr Fritzgerald.
Toidy, transaction. alyo ran.
To-Dny's Card.
r ,i,, m rince,.nurse two-year: old
lI.Fll .IIF
Father Kelly, Ii2: Frank i,aiterso on
~: has Blanc. 100: Heir Apparent.
~: , i;;pI,n; ~; Tiajan. liz; Ralph S.
up. six furiongs- Bicm. So; Jack ak
r iar,i@'n a. 81 iio.. Asa iIenherson; o5;
Ioa. 'cioudchief. loa: 'Gcmcn. los
Lone. star. los Captain Druse. los
u Iia,L hm,"inet,s. Ioe Eerona los;
Eosiris, lGt.
up seven furlongs king worth. Az
'hnm THY. -: Fiitaway. 100: .haw
lpl Gr"at Surprise loo: Charmcusc
NarchWont, III.
Fourth three r-olds. Laredo
5 hann'gan' I'VE az, ngh ns-half frrlonga
t1is u" hnts 100 W. ro2 M"S M, ,sl1Sr Gs
! i0G: Dismiss. II2: Tokay. 100.
: one mile kick. -; Hester. IOl: Cor.
/ die IT, lbi. Frchn Johnson, i0I: LADY
! irnocsncG, Iol 'MeItr. i6a: .Flying
/ ip"' .Diillo. 100; Burnt Candle. l0i
! kct maker. 100; Charles j. iInrvcv los
{, John Louis. l0s Quick Trip, I0S; Can.
( tenn, l0s. Mandadcro, I0s
th--selling. four year oids and up
YrpnK, 81 'Transpnrcnt 100: Lon,
bocrk. io3; l.. II. Adnir. log; Cisko
Z lp5: spindle OF.
apprentice allowance claimed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
KID WILLIAMS TO BOX
BURNS AT NEW ORLEANS
NEM ORLEANS LA Iannu

NEW ORLEANS. LA. January H.
,.Sammic Harris manager Of Kid viii
world. has decided to accept the terms
of Dommck Tortorich aud 7 j. Nc
over the twenty-round route for n So
600 guarantee. with a percentage pri-
vilcge not stated.
Some time ago tho promoters offered
Harris this sum for match between
his proteEe and Burns. but Harris side
stepped, wanting $500 for his man
Burns has been going like wild OF late
beating all corners, and Is now in bet
ter condition than he was years ago
Both promoters announced that tho
match would be closed. since an OH
stacles have been removed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
buck" HERzOC WELL
FIXED FINANCIALLY
Could Stop Playing Ball, Retire to
His Farm and Enjoy l.ifc-Crops
Would Support Him.
MADE IT ALL IN AsEBALL
Has Two-lear Contract With the
Reds That Will Add $4,000 to
His Observation-Disclosures Tells of
His Success With Harvard Eleven.

NEW YORK. January. l5-The
, woyGs w9nldnI do my any howtns HrGnnF
Garry Hermann decided to- day 10
chase Charles out OF his job as man
ager OF unmamaseable "Himzinnadi"
Redicgs.
well fixed II he quite basnhalline to.
day he could retire to his Maryland
farm and live happily ever a;terward.
had the grand sum OF $i>7 in the bank.
and Il minor league baseball job. he
took a plunge into the matrimonial
proceeded TO spend, his wad on the
honeymoon. When he returned TO the
old town with his bride lie was broke
--cNiremeiy broke
ing" says uerzog Right then and
there decided to save my coin and get
To point where ! could afford TO los.
my job and not worry much about It."
dent. His farm OF 200 acres raises
enoushs crops each year to support
Herzog and his family without the aid
OF baseball savings Ills home is one
OF the finest farm houses in Maryland.
Hc has hcnzine chariot, money in the
bank and he owncs gilt edged stocks.
Got II all in baseball" says lierzoC.
iierzog was lucky enough TO toe in
the Giant roster while the club singled
in three world series comhats, Ills
diyvy for The three series was about
lerzos's new contract with the Reds,
which runs for two years. is said To
call for $4,000 q year. so that means
that NerzoC. before 1917 Will add an
other $1,000 TO his hankroll. provided.
Of course. that Gerry Hermann and
the fellow directors don't get obstre-
pertus in the meantime.
rcrc HauEhton, coaching fellow.
tells Us that the success of the Har-
ward clevcns in the past has been due
very largely TO the fact that he has
ordered his men TO follow the ball.
rcrc made those remarks recently
accomplished by Harvard. Eut Perc.
as YOU will notice. didn't reveal the
secret of how he gets his men 10 carry
out his orders.
The fundamental principle of foot
ball coaching is-"Follow the ball"
II into his men. But few succeed.
liaughton succeeded where others have
failed
II Haurhton would unbosom himself
TO the point where he will tell how he
handles his men so that they will fol-
low the ball every minute during the
game. he will he comforting large
favor upon Francis llimkncy. OF Yale.
their men TO follow the ball But it
didn't do much good About the only
thing the Yale fellows did against
Harvard was 10 follow the Harvard ball
totcr--two jumps in the rear.
How did you do il. Mist0r HauEhton?
Did YOU club the boys on the knob and
threaten To club 'cm some more If they
didn't follow the ball? or did YOU
threaten to deprive them OF breakfast"
or did YOU promise them all iiobcrt
air rifle aud 81 for spending money?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
FORMER TENNIS CHAMPION
- SUED FOR DIVORCE

SAN FRANCISCO. January 15.-Rob-
crt N. Whitney, former tennis cham
pion. Is defendant in n divorce suit fled
by Carolina X. Saitney. his second
wife, on the ground of extreme cruelty.
She alleges that he struck her on sew
eral occasions. once severely cutting
one of her eyes. Whitney brought suit
I'm December for divorce on the ground
of desertion. hut the suit was dropped.
Whitney's first wife divorced him In
June. 1909, and he married his present
wife ut Sacramento n few days later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
WAKE FOREST QUINT
READY FOR CAROLINA

WAKE FOREST. January l5.-Wake
Forest is ready to meet Cardinals quint
in Raleigh tomorrow night. Two days
OF active practice since the victory
over Durham Young Mems Christian
Association last "Wednesday night have
been put Into good advantage. and the
team is In the best OF condition Wake
Forest anticipates "A close and hard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16

When you're pretty w.u d.srouro,,od
ana 5Eou want 20 gu.' tia Gpnt.
When you're down uUU ,r.r ANA A,
care ~ YOU !ife anotaer night.
II Remember what their rt,r.,,,. t.,
60 out ana hc - man! '''''
You can win the fEri y0tl'rl r,r.f
il you only thi"h you cain
With some heart work ana .r,ln l,.i
work. why YOU too c.n I.ar 49,.
van.
Think o; Boston
The experts said They had no ,nancc
and SO thought cN'ry tai.
Blu; look al Boston
They won me Ghampionsnu OF earth
from the Athletic clan u"
Poor. lowly Bostor
There's > pennnnt IN, lntes rae" for
with pep and speed and courage. Won
too. can vauduish fame
Remember nov George Sirlfir..,
worked gD YOU and do u, same
THINK of boston
- Water Cstermaii. III February Base
bail Magazine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
allowance claimed.
putton to plnx NInn.on.

Massachusetts entrans. George C.. Dut-
ton. of the Belmont Springs Club. and
f.. r. Manson, OF the birmingham Coun-
try Club will meet here Tomorrow for
championship honors In the final thirty
six -holc round OF the annual tourna-
ment OF the winter golf league OF Ad-
vertising Interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
MANY ACTORS ATTEND
FUNERAL OF WILDER

NEW YORK. January 15.--More than
900 members Of the Lambs Club and
other actors attended the funeral of
Marshall r. wilder. entertainer, who
died In st. Paul. MINI. on Sunday and
was buried to-day from the stephen
Merritt Chapel, Eighth Avenue and
Nineteenth Street The interment was
at KidRcwOod. n. j. Edward NJ. L..
Ehlcrn. secretary OF the state Grand
Lodge Of MnKons. conducted the service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
Duna.. aud Dun, Draw.

MiLWAEKEE, WIS. January ib.--
Johnny Dundrs and Jimmy Duffy bat
iI.G 10 = dfs - here ,D-Dight before "a
elim crnwn ~ Franz hDlkorh's Arcar {.
dla hr"na Jne EuUalo bOy ouiweigbcd
DvrCC" uHyep sboWr6 during the bout
inat M bandicaD boihcred him. The
c1riy rDunGs Wcrc srme~hat tame, bur
ne lar, fDr HaW the iHGs travelling AZ
tcp*Df'1,
U'bii. numerous DIo"s we're handed.
M, . arrst heDi ~ damage "3s done
by either man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16


M"lecai Brown deal
onalb
what
The regarding by
in of
tleCnr In trust
Minneapolis a
for IL ird dog"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16

SHREVEPORT, LA, January 15.-Leo
Kelly, Of st. Louis, was awarded the
decision over Wildcat Ferns. of Ken
sas city. on foul in the third round
tonight. tip to this time Ferns had
shade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16

Manager Fritz Jones "f tho Rich
mond college basketball team spraur
q Surpris. yesterday wien ~. an
n"rncad that the team from virginia
Polytechnic Institute would %. tn. ii,s,
"Dp"nents I" face tho spider qUint
her" TINS season. The game viii be
arm"ri.s of the city.
There VIII il" preliminary game at
o'clock between the Spider scrubs
and team made up Of local talent,
II" big game VIII start at O'clock.
Hughes now al Union Thcological
Seminary, viii be Tho Official in charge
Of the gam"
This gam ou=h, to b" hotly con
tested. as tn. Virginia Polytechnic In
rtiiUi" team is exceptionally strong
nus yrar NJ reports Ray that their
Nv" VIII nc the best that has ever worn
ih"i' oO!"rs Virginia Polytechnic In
Suiu'c las always been popular in
iuah'nond. and many local fans will
likely bc on hard 20 pass Judgment on
tho work Of their favorites
The local cpllcgianS have hccn put-
ting IN m" hardest Kind Of practice
every afternoon sine" tn" beginning Of
~" year, ana th"y al. rapiGl" arriving
at iop notch form. Coach DohsOu has
had "a large squad out. ana thcr" has
not 1T aUg time been any dcarth Of
maternal out or which 10 obtain some
Al Of tho old varsity men. I.ucbhert.
Mitchell and Sattcrncld. ar" "urkin-.
well aud showing good form Robins
and Cosby, Of tie nr.t-s,rinr men Ia,
Year AT" also performing in good
shape. wood, Cox and Logan. II the
ne" men. seem 10 b" showing the best,
although thor" az. several oth"re whn
a'" pressing them very hard FOR first
hoHors
Yesterday afternoon the team went
through a hard practic" ecriiuruagc.
lasting over an hour Eo,h william ana
Mary ana Randolph Macon hav. ap-
p"ar"d in the city. aud tn" gam" Thurs
day night viii furnish points on whict,
"a
merits Of these three teams Iiainp-
d"n-~idncy has not been seen here. bat
i"p"r'~ sax that tn" TIGERS hav. "th.
best ever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16

Subsri,utions: Nichols for Martin.
Goais from field jiiosrn. Taylor Gas
Sic. Pierce, Iaict's. Martin. Goals from
foul: Cassie MIhson. Referee, I-anc.
Tim. o.; halves: fifteen mlinutcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

one half furions-GE stimable. I ,oi
Cory. - to .. even. to 2. hrst: Fly
even. second: Phil 7. 1o4 tTurnerl. :
tol. To !, even. third Time. ! :06 20.
Endurance; JHacrson. Henry Wynd Rol-
also ran.
second-sellinE. three year-olds. five
and one:half furlongs-Mabel Mont.
TO ,. won; Melicka. los tSmythl. 2 to
20 to s, to 10. second; Billy Joe.
,hira 'Ta 49e to IS Ths2esa bethel to
business Agent. River King. Miss Fan
mic Blue Wing, Fair Helen, also ran.
Thira-three- year-o 5dr I and up six
/, TO .. even, first. Jim Basey. 10?
ond; Kate *. loG tMnrphy,,., s to |.
Kru,er. Dan ; March. olfagam,
Miss Declare. also ran.
Fourth-the c9smopoiitan purse.
berry Candle 30 uL!lly). to :. to -
to 4. first: a Stout Heart. 100 (War-
rington)h. Is to 5. to 8. 3 to 3. sec
10, to g., third. Time. AS 3-5 Man
ioca, Incidence. Robert Kay. also ran
Fifth.-selling; four, year-olds and up:
UAlly), IL to 5. to 10. out. first:
Blue Jay. 116 Prendergast). 10 to /. 9
to l. s to 8, second Light Knight: ll6
}, ~
Time :O6 As. Tip Dawdell. Ethel
burg H.. Luria. Strange Girl. Funda
mental. Old Coin. Post Boy. The Rump
sixth-mile and one MISUNDERSTANDING
TO g. first: Frog, 1o6 (shuttinger). 90
iO7 tAmbrose). 10 to i. 4 to /. S to S.
third. Time. 1854 2-5. Lenaval, Jacob
Bum. Strife. knight of Uncas Billie
Baker, also ran.
To-Day's Card.
First race-selling. maiden, two-year-
mond, 1O7: Margaret o. l07; cars Boy.
10s; Paymaster. los; Tay Dansante, !o9;
113.
Second-selling, e-year-olds and
up. five and one-half furlongs-'Lady
IL, ios; Yemasee. los; saiyadora. los;
40; Joaquin; 10; Father Phelan. l1s.
frances, Sc: Nobleman. Ioi; 'colors.
Ss hs Gne n hspoh o. 1. kaa rSth os 9usfn
ITO Brooms Edge, ito; Martin Casca,
10; Miss Hawkstone. i'll: Kayderose-
Foutrh-four.year-olds and up. Tu-
MARY Ann X; Jos; Henry Hutchinson;
Marshall, III: Verna, 116.
Fifth-four-year-o lds,, and up, the
Tudor selling purse. mile and twenty
CIR. 104: Gallant Roy. 104; 'Stick Pin.
los; 'Ford Mai, 107; 'El PATIO, 107;
Holton. 100: Delegate. 100; Jacob Bum.
10; The Camden, 112: Ravenal. 112.
Sixth--selling. four-year- olds and up.
mile and twenty yards-.Tom Hancock.
101: sGold Dust, 104; .Erank Fleshsr.
Plain Ann, 107: Electric, 107; Early
) Light. 100: Rake. 100; Surprising, 100;
Servicencc, liz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16

John Marshall High school freshmen
defeated ihc Madison school Basketball
g r't'un game and cvcns M" ycor. ~
Ia" Madison school Toys took N. an
test played last Friday nlrn,
Monday night III" Marshall HIN
school freshmen VIII plav ~. niph!nud
l'ark Roy Scout team at Highland PARK
IN" score.
Marshall. Position .iadis,,
INdd ........ left forward In.cc
h"s"nstcin.. right forward C.,f,oll
..'"ot ......... centre ...- ... TaylOr
" 'iN ........ lcit guard ...... TrafI"ri
''lsfpu ,..-... right guard ~ I!crce
Score John Marshall High grbooI
Freshmen. %, Madison, r. Srng,l,,
n"ns Bethel for LYDIA f.ap.lDy fnr
HoS"ust"iu, Thompson for Nord I.op,,.
,i"ln COR Siss0n. F'liprcn Tor CnrrGu.
|4alS from Nsid John Marshall iUufi
H'n""! Madison. Goals from ION
John Marshall High school. 10. undj'
on Hci"r"c, r.. r Bethel RIM.
Oh h"''ea' 10 and 20 minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
B A SIX Eth ALL

haskctholl p,mcs of ~. So, s,,, IN 10
played on the ilowitzcrs' Court to-
night, when the local soldiers limo up
against the team from the LEnChburg
Dung Mems Christian Associations Tn.
local team reports to he in tn. best of
condition, and ar" confident II winning
Tn" l.ynchhurccrs are coming her.
With a clean slate for this season. and
10 wipe out tho defeat suffered at tn.
hands al the iiowitzcrS las, sea son
Both teams are coached up 10 the min
ute. and the playing should bc fast
The probable. lineup:
LynChburg Young Mems Christian
ucn--jamcrso and Sewers.
forwards, l\uuz, centre, Dncrdinuor
and Rodtwright, guards
liow!tzers Lawrence aud Bell for.
wards, Mct"alf. centre; Fciycy and
Rove, guards. y preliminary game be-
tween the Artillery ANA &. n. y G. Will
start at Ia o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16
IA GRADE BOYS BEAT
7-B AT MADISON SCHOOL
I.nsitinrl

~ Position. B-i.
IiuSor .....i. ft forward .... I.apctts
Cassie. .....r right forward. ... Martin
IA !Or ...... c"iitT. ......... Pierce
Whit. left guard .... Bowers
Eam.tti ..... rigHt guard ... BariOUt
Scsr. Al 81 FL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-16

The following telegram was received
from Baltimore last night and shows
how Dunn feels about the prospects in
this city, and gives the fans AN idea as
10 Il portion OF the teams lineup
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-26
Jury ACQUITS
s. c. WINSTON ON
MURDER CHARGE
Slayer of McKittrick Stands
Trial in Gallup and Is Ex-
Oneratedi SiIa Found Guilty
IN Second Degree,
-splolAL DlsrA1ca 70 nosuNa JouRNAu

Gallup n. NJ. Nov. 20 Samuel q.
Winston was ON trial Tuesday for the
murder of Charles A. McKittrick He
was acquitted early yesterday morn
ing by the jury. An of the evidence
was taken Tuesday afternoon and at
the evening session and the case went
90 the jury shortly after midnight
The jury was out but short time,
evidently acquittng him on the first
ballot
1t developed in the trial that G. w.
Phelps had been selected by McNit-
trick and Winston TO represent NC
KittriCk in dividing up the stock and
the crop that has been raised ON the
farm BY Winston, and that Mckttrick
was not to be present at any of the
dividing McKittrick is alleged to
have failed TO keep his part Of the
agreement and was down on the Win
stOn farm early the next morning af-
ter the agreement had been made
Mckittrick is said to have threatened
10 shoot Winston that morning but
was prevented by the interference Of
Mrs Mckittrick, who was with him
Winston was unarmed, but went from
that spot TO the Simeon DanOff ranch
and borrowed small siX-shooter
which he said he wanted to take with
him on a hunting trip, but he stated
in his testimony that he borrowed it
to protect himself against McKittriCk,
as he intended TO round up the ami
mails on the farm ana divide up the
other property in the next few days
He had forgotten the keys to his eel
lar and started back TO his house
where McKittrick had remained
When he came in sight Of MckittriCk
he called 10 him that he had not come
back for trouble but if he McKit-
trick started anything, he, Winston
was ready for him.
lie could not say who opened fire
FIRST There were five empty cart
ridges in the gun which McKittrick
had and four We're empty in the gun
Winston had. c. b. Phelps was work
ing near the spot whore the shooting
took place ard heard what Winston
had said to McKittrick, but he was
not in a position where he could set
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-26
ARKANSAS JUDGE
IS UNDER ARREST
ON CRAVE CHARGE
F amiIy Row at MordItoWn Has
Deadly Results Father
Shoots at SOn-in-Iaw and
Accidentally Kills Daughter,

Morrillown. Ark. Nov ga war
rant charging assault with intent to
kill has been issued for Eugene Rho
den. county Judge who was shot by j.
j. Kissire Rhodens father-in-laW,
following the alleged killing ycstcr-
day of Mrs Bhoden by Mi kissire.
Judge Rhodcn now Is in a hospital in
Little Rock.
In quarrel between Judge Rhodcn
and his wife, who was at her fathers
home Judge Rhodon attempted TO
strike Mrs. Rhoden. it is charged.
Kissire attempting to shoot Judge
Rhoden, killed Mrs. Rhoden. A sec
ond shot from kissire's shotgun shat
tered Rhudeu's left arm
Before a corOners jury Kissirc tes-
tilted that he attempted to KIN Judge
Rhoden lin defense Of his home, and
that the Killing Of Mrs khoden was
accidental kissire was cXoneratcd
by the eoroners jury
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-26
FOR SALE

$f700- Groom, 2-story frame, mod
ern; corner lot, North Eighth ST.
$t,6OO-l-room frame; lot. 100x142;
highlands, near shops
$2.500-6-room. 2-story frame dwell
ing, modern. s. Arno St. close in.
$3,O00-S-room frame dwelling, mod
ern. fireplace. fine shade, good out
buildings 3rd ward close in.
$1,250-4-room frame, bath electric
lights, 5O-foot lot. North Eighth ST.;
terms.
$l,SO0-A-room frame. modern, shade
and fruit trees, good out buildings;
fine location, Attn ward,
$2,O00-5-room frame, modern. close
in. 4th ward.
$3,000-6-room stuceo bungalow, mod
ern, garage; highlands, close in.
$5,O0O-7-room brick dwelling, sleep
ing porch. steam heat, lavatories in
bedrooms; fine location, 4th ward.
A. PILlEISClAIlElR
Real Estate and Insurance.
iii South Fourth Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-26
our JITNEY orrER.-Thls and Sc.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
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Foley & Co. Chicago. Ill.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
viii receive in return a trial package
containing Foleys Honey and Tar
Compound, for coughs. colds and
Group; Foley Kidney pills, for pain IN
sides and back. rheumatism, backache,
kidney and bladder ailments; and Fo-
ley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartc,
for constipation. biliousness, headache
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere
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OF INTERNED
SHIPS TAMPERED WITH
10, Aosusa JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlasl

Milan, Nov Is (yia Paris. $50 a.
m "A dispatch to the Secolo from
Syracuse says the italian government
has learned that the machinery Of in-
termed German and Austrian steam
ships which it has requsitioned has
been tempered with. Some essential
parts were removed and hidden, but
most Of them were found after care
ful search I'm one instance the ma
chinery was concealed IN secret
compartment constructed for the pur-
pose.
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Eael Las Vegas, n NJ, Nov Zoo
Las Negans observed THANKSGIVING
10y closing up their stores and offices
all dan. Large numbers of people
attended Thanksgiving services at
various churches The Jewish. Meth
odist. Christian and Presbyterian con
gregations joined i'm a service at Tenn
pie Montcfiore. which was addressed
bv Rev. j. H. Whistler. pastor of the
Christian church The Baptists held
q service i'm their own church AS did
the Catholics and Episcopulians.
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MADE OVER AGAIN.

Mrs. Jennie Miner. Davidson, Ind,
writes: 81 can truthfully say Foley
Tablets are the best l ever
used. They are so mild in action.
feel like I have been made over again.
Good health has no greater enemy
than constipation. Foley Cathartic
Tablets keep the stomach sweet. liver
active, bowels regular, and Danish bill
iousness. sick headaches, sour stom-
ach. Stout persons welcome the light,
free feeling they give. Sold every
where
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Carrana 10 PAY Indemnity.

Paris. Nov. % (G:10 p, NIT was
reported today from Madrid hy the
Ilavas correspondent there that en-
gagements have been entered into on
behalf of General Carranza, provi-
sional president of Mexico, to pay in-
IDENTITIES for an damage to Spanish
interests in Mexico during the last
piN.i1 war