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New Britain herald., 1916-04-01
First Church of Christ Scientist.

Morning services at 10:45. Subject, 'tnreality." Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Chapel at the corner of West Main street and Park Place. The reading room is open week days at the same address from 2 to , o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01

ing services 10:45 a. m. and 7:15 D. m. subjects. Jesus As the Shep- herd" Jesus As the Ruler of Isreal" Sunday school and Bible class 12:1O noon. Young Peoples evening service at 6:30. Prayer and social service on Thursday night at 8 o'clock. All are cordially invited to these services.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01
Emmanuel Gospel Church.

Booths hall. Evangelical and Inter- denominational. Milton s. Andersen, pastor. 10 a. III. Praise meeting; 10:45 preaching by the pastor; 12:15 D. n. Bible school; 6 D. m. Young Peoples meeting; TOO Evangelistic meeting; Monday, 7;30 D. m., Missionary meet ing. Address by Row Houlding, China. Thursday 7:30 D. m., prayer meeting All cordially welcome
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01
St Matthews German Lutheran.

Services at St. Matthews German Lutheran church in Franklin Square tomorrow will be as follows: Morn ship service 10:30 o'clock; Sunday school at noon and service in Eng fish at D. m
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01
Missionary From China.

Rev. Horace w. Houlding, general director of South Chihli Mission, China, will speak Monday night at Emmanuel church, Booth hall. The public are cordially invited. The meeting will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01
HihIC IIoctIIrG

Pastor J. F. Stephenson of New York, will render a free Bible lecture, Sunday, April End, 3 p. m. in the O. U. A. M. hall PIT Main street His subject to be Gods Works"
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01
DUKE OF AVARN.A DEAD.

Rome, via Paris, April 1, a. m.- The Duke of Avarna, who was Ital- ian am mbassador to Austria Hungary when Italy declared war on Austria, has died. ..|
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01
increasingly helpful for the numbers who attend
 Sin and It's Remedy.

increasingly helpful for the numbers who attend.
 Sin and It's Remedy.
 The Methodist church will hear Mir. Cook preach on Sunday morning on "Sin-lts Rise, Results and Remedy. The young people are having an especial uplift both in the Sunday school and at their service at 6:lo. At the evening service, MT. Cook will tell three stories, interspersed With special music-a form of service which is novel but ought to be of both interest and religious profit. The readings in the Life of the Master' will be continued on Thursday even- ing, with the usual general participa tion of the people.
 Icnten Sermons.
 The First Congrega tional church is holding with encouraging results to the Lenter program. Mr. Maier breaches on Sunday morning on the very vital topic of: Jesus as a Com panion," and gives his usual sermon to the children, of whom a large number come into the church from the church from the Sunday school. The Young Peoples service is steadily 5 leading is manifesting a deep re- ligious interest. The Boy Scouts and Thursday club activities are reaching tor good a large number of young people.
 Intellectual Faith.
 At the South church the morning sermon will be on An Intellectual Faith,'' one of the series of sermons on "A Many-sided Religion In the afternoon at vespers Reverend P. Miles Snyder, a speaker of great force and originality. will give the address on the live subject: Thou Shalt Not steal" The Sunday school is making q successful appeal to the youth of the parish. Mr. Hill is holding two Postor'S classes for conference on Christian Living and Church Member ship, and a large number of boys and girls are enrolled in these. On Thurs day evening the address will be-, "A Great Sermon--A Nations Indct- ment,' and there will be illustrative readings. The Lenter Organ Recitals will be continued on Wednesday af- tornOOn at 4:30, when MT. Beebe will play compositions of Joseph Bonnet.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01
DOCK STRIKE ENDS.

Liverpool, April 1, 10:46 a. m.. Mersey dock strike has ended. men returned to work this morn
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01

Kindly Light" by Buck, Now Day is Over," by Speaks, and ev, hymns "Hark, Hark, My Soul" Now God Be With Us'
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01

, cleverly tailored, with an ir gusset at the waist line, down on to the front. The hi vestee and cuffs are illumind crimson embroidery to match on the turban. This suit vi pride of young mixers.
 The charming negligee is of vet brocaded chiffon cut VI graceful lines and Japanesa The rose border has been ar1 give a beautiful bottom aA front. So luxuriant of mats robe needs no trimming. a bathing cap for the girl gQS& Beach comes in a SpaHf
 soft, bright red rubber c fullness gathered in over thea !, fitted with a rosette and jag rubber tassel. Y
 Surely the manufacturers a must be as gay as their outd days.
 Last year the French mil dressmakers rallied to the s the ribbon industry and gavI mendous impetus. The upwI ment has persisted, and nd tions point to lavish use of Il ing tha 2om1ng spring ana seasons.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01
HiIICrcSt Church

427 West Main street. Services Sum- day evening 7:30. Dr. Dillingham; will preach. Everyone invited. -.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01

song at D. m. with sermon by Rev. Louis I. Belden of unlonVllle. There will be baptism of adults at D. m.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-01

Second Advent Church. Elder F. F. White, pastor. Preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-08

The bowling storm
which swept the At
lanhc Coas, late IN
Angus battered the
Alanuc feet then
engage IN a wal
gam e Tor d a Us.
These photographs
were raken by the
navigator Of th e
Aagsh New York
as ST. reared the
cent ol the huIn-
cane vhere til e
vino lew ninety
miles s0 hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-08

In the worst of the
storm tn e New
York rolled "a de-
grees. causing one
man to lose a leg
and another a hn-
ger. The material
damage consisted
mainly Of bent cage
masts, broken ven
tilating cowls and
stove-in boats. The
seas were mountain
Gus. the rainfall tor
rental.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
Ell Paso to Spend
100000 on Cathedral
OF the Scottish Rite

The ri Paso Herald says
Plans for the new Scottish Rite ca
thedral, to cost 5000. 900, are now being
drawn BY Hnbbell & Green, Of Dallas,
and II IS expected to begin work on
the construction Of the cathedral With
IN the present year.
The cathedral will be erected on me
building site owned by the Scottish
Rite at the intersection Of Epson ave
nue.. West Missouri street and NORTH
Santa Fe street, This site is paid for
and It is expected 10 finance the
building in the east before summer.
and to have the work web under WAY
by fall.
The contract Tor drawing The plaiis
was awarded to the Dallas firm BE-
eanse they make a specially of Scot
fish Rite cathedrals. They designed
The one ii Dallas, one IN Austin and
the one now being built III Joplin, Mo-
The building win Pc At least two
stories high. with aglarge auditorium,
club rooms, lodge rooms and VIII be
built IN the strict cathedral style Of
architecture.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
Valley Oil
Business Picking Up

Artesia. n. M March 7.-Once
again the oil business in the Middle
Valley shows decided signs Of com
ing to life. The National Plaster co..
owners Of the mill 1T Oriental. south
OF Lakewood, has moved its general
Offices to Dayton, and the reason
given by the company officers for
this move is that the National peo
PIE are very much interested In de-
veloping a supply OF oil IN the Artesia
field, and desire to have their bead
quarters near the place Of operations
i. c. DEFINING, secretary and treas
urer of the company. will devote his
entire time to the oil business. The
company has the lease on the Brown
well, and is now pumping there stead
lily. and getting OH. which is being
in the plant at Oriental They
also have some leases near the Brown
well, and want more. II they can se-
from 1900 to 1000 acres. well
blocked up. they will start work with
b six months on a deep hole. and go
sioo0 feet, or until they strike oil.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
CARLOADS
OF LOVING HAY
ZIG SHIPMENTS SENT OUT or
EDDY COUNTY DISTRICTS As
MUCH MORE LEFT

Carlsbad. n. NJ, March CHARLES
Pardue, Of G. p. Pardue & Co, has
Just shipped sixty carloads Of hay
from the Loving district The aver
age price was sl3. The hay was al
stored in Loving, and there is about
that much left in storage owned by
various farmers in the district. Over
two. hundred Thousand pounds Of al
falfa seed have also been sold BY
farmers this season, and the returns
are not all in The average price
fof the seed was 14fcents. Some ex-
ira fine parcels brought ais high as
JIG. m speaking Of the seed. Pardue
said: THE Carlsbad Project seed is
as good as any raised IN the world.
It's III great demand. seedmen can't
leet enough Of it. They use It to mix
with seed grown in ether sections,
and 1t always sells higher Ia compe'
tition with Oklahoma or Kansas seed,
There is going 10 be q bigger aofeaee
than ever this year, on account OF the
high price Of seed generally. Some
of the farmers make five hundred
pounds or more from AN acre Of
ground. and that runs into money pret
ty fast at "A cents"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09

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4ofRiR RpFpqF'flep'
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n4kE4 iHQntQ MpuI1fNW Nafne kffQ'
tesl.fe As7QfiatlqA glQpqs
pI9Ifl aak ilIff me closed s9as
y9h R hA2a,f 49, plHFQnk rs
Apnl Bea Iheae pigeons IRE sRla
ramentb mounfains.
QAh QxQ outlook Is
the flfat HlRte pApRr 70 carry 4
presidential candidate At liz
masthead sherman, Of Illinois,.
~
b,,s N NV SltksE wy
week wien Frank r Jones sold
4 larger part Of bis interest IN
tlie wholesale ana retail grotery
departmental DC Jones, D0wnea y
Cp. The purchasers are Salo
schultz and William n, Haasett.
MT Jones retains = portion Of his
holdings ~ the corporation, but
retlFeH from active participation
10 its affairs.
,uus ! non,Ur ..a.
~ "a crscss r;s,san NJ ax,ss
Adela Luoerp. daughter Of MI.
and Mrs. Jose T. Lateero, Of Las
Cruces. were married there yes
teraay.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
Cracksman Fails to
Loot Carrizozo Safe

Carrizozo N. MI, March .6.-The
outer door Of the safe ii the office
the Annho Brick & Cement company
lat Ancho, this county, was blown off
by a burglar a few nights ago. The
burglar used big hammers, croWbais
and other tools for half an hour. and
them put or a second shot, to set the
inner door open, but failed to get the
Money
The shots were SO heavy many
window pAnes were shattered and
many Ancho residents were aroused
The burglar was scared away and
made his escape. The Officers found
the burglars tracks after daylight
and tfaiIed him to a point about h
mile east Of Anoho where be must
have boarded i freight. The freight
was followed, but the fugitive evf,
IDENTIFY quit the train before II reach.
ed a terminal as all trace OF him
was lost, The burglar got nothing
from the safe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
Deming Defense
Resolution Asks
Ar my r 5 t

DEFINING, N, H., March GA1
preparedness resolution which
urges the establishments Of an
army post here, has been adept
cd BY the Deming Chamber Of
Commerce. and copies have been
sent to the New Mexico repre-
sentatiyes in Congress. aud to
civic organizations throughout
the country. The resolution
reads.
Whereas It has been clearly
shown that the present navy OF
the United States Is inadequate.
and
Whereas. the present st9nd-
Ing army Of the United States is
Insufficient to properly guard
the nation. and
Whereas, all the munition and
the steel plants Of the country
are located within a short dis
TANGO Of the seaboard and conse-
uuently would be in grave dan
ger Of destruction IN time Of war,
be it therefore.
Kesolyed, that congress shall
be urged to adopt q strong and
sound military and navy policy
by which the United States navy
shall be so materially strengthen
ed that II viii be as powerful as
that Of any other. and that the
standing army Of the Unitea
States shall be not less than
3AQl000 men and that provisions
shall immediately be made to
establish munItion and steel
plants N the Middle West and
West. away from the vulnerable
Feahoard points; and that the
standing army be concentrated
81 strong military posts located At
logical Intervals along the sea
bdard and boundary lines Of the
United States and its posses
sipne: and be it further
Resolyed, because Of the
strategic location OF neming.
New Mexico. with its radiation
OF railway lines. its abundance
OF the pnfest water IN America,
It's extremely healthful climate,
ifs 10000 acres Of fertile and
productive land and proximity
to the border OF Mexico, one Of
the military posts bb Situated at
ok near the vicinity Of this city
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
'Coursey Held Denies
knowledg Of Murder

Las Vegas, N. Nj, March 6,Afler
hearing evidence District Judge David
J. Leahy fixed the bond Of Emery RI
lcoursey, who Is charged with the
murder Of Clyde Virgins at Mills, 81
$lNs000. Coursey has been held with.
out bond, and. through his attorney
~. B. Lusk, had Instituted habeas cor
pus proceedings.
Coursey maintained his innocence,
and said that he was not neal the
place where Virgins body was
found, and that he knew absolutely
nothing at the murder.
The evidence OF the state was
purely circumstancial, but of SO con.
Iyincing q nature, that the court des
cided that C0ursey should be held,
hut that he should be given bond He
has been taken to the Mora county
jail His attorney believes he can
give bond
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
Land Sales to
Be Held ii March

Sales oil state lands lying IN chaves,
Eddy, Torrance. Lincoln, Otero and
colfax counties viii be held this
month. The ChaYes county land now
listed for sale will be sold in Roswell
Wednesday, March 5. and on the fol-
lowing daY there viii be an auction
OF Eddy county lands att Carlsbad
The sale Of Torrance county lands
viii take place m Esfancia March IA.
and viii be followed b. an auction Of
Lincoln county lands at Carrizozo
March II. and of Otero county lands
at Alamoeordo March IL. The colfax
comfy lands which are in the dry
farming district n the southern part
OF that county, and which amount to
over $1,000 acres, win be sold March
81, These lands are expected to bring
better than : an acre.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
|NQRpERER SIMS H|M-
a y IE 'H'iHfIii
pEFkNnkMT Ar NlLLaeoRo sem
NMeKp AFTER uNsurfK
w AR

Hnifbpf6.s ~ Al, March che
district e9NFt hero Nblfanla Gonzales
nlaQQ guilty 70 #4raHr III fbe efepnd
degree ana Was soniHreed ~ 1nd9s
MeRhem 10 faFfe bot Iesa than ten
nnf more than twenty Years Iii tue
aleta peAifeniiafA IA nAAAMbaf Iasl
G0nzaies shQf end killed BfIix heck
ar ~ Hillsb1fQ. The evening baiore
be appeared IA court 10 make bis
plea, Gonzales attempted aali ae'
~struqtlon hY stabbinG himself III thH
neck with q. small lnlfe. tie blaze
penetfaiipg TO lhe wind pipe. The
wound Inflicted is not serious.
RFRYlons 10 inc Gonzales case
Hpmiuip Chaves wae tried fol the
murder Of aelslo 8amoIa and was
found not guilty. Ira Shelley was
fopNd not guilty of Tho thait 81 y
horse.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
CHINO lNTEREsTs uNWATER
TIE OPPORTUNITY MlNl

HllIsboFo. NJ M. March 6~Iho
Chino interests. which have an or
lflon on the Snake and Opportunity
mines, are now busy p~nwateFing she
Opportunity for tho purpose oe explp'
ration; two shifts are engaged IN lhe
work and large amount OF water IL
being removed. This property has
been idle Tor q Ions time and MANY
Hundreds Of feet of workings are I'LL
ed with water and no little time viii
he required to remove 1t, When GER
tain new parts for the big Diesel en-
gine at the Snake mine arrive and
the engine Is put in running order,
the work Of dewateFlng that property
viii begin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
to Grand Jury
For Highway Robbery

Deming, n. NJ March G~,Jpp4lafs
rascO was arrested a mile east 81
Alden BY sheriff w. G. Simpson and
brought before Judge @. q Rogers
ehoFgad bg n. s. Willard with having
been The lighwaymah that assaulted
md robbed him last Wednesday
night near the stock yards. Carrasco
pleaded guilty 10 The charge and was
held to the grand jury He did not
furnish the bail Of $500 and was plac
ed in the county JAIL He claimed
That he had been IN New Mexleo but
three days, coming from G~llhuahSla,
~ way 81 III Paao
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
'SEEEN CANDIDATE
FOR STATE SENATE
FROM EDDY COUNTY
DR.. CLARKE, or ARTEslA WITH
DRAWS. LONINGJON MAN
WANTS TO BE REPRESENTA-.
TIVE; OTHER CANDIDATES
IN FIELD

DR.. NJ. p. Skeen, OF Artesia, one Of
the Eddy county representatives III
the last legislature, has announced
himself as a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for state senator
from that county. His announcement
appears in the last ISSUES Or the Eddy
county papers, and along with ii ap.
pears the withdrawal Of Dr. J. j
Clarke, also OF Artesia, who announc-
ed himself ais a candidate for the sem
atorial nomination about two weeks
ago. Or. Clarke says he finds that
business and domestic conditions
will not permit him to make the race
and he asks his friends to support DR.
Skeen.
DR.. Skeen wasfa member If the
constitutional convention, and is we'll
known throughout the state. AT the
session Of the last legislature he had
the distinction Of being one Of the
Democrats who got a bill through.
Another recent Eddy county zn-
nouncement is that Of p. 8 Haves, Of
Lorington, who is seeking the Demo
cratic nomination for state represel'
tative.
Ewing u Lnsk, the Chaves county
commissioner who was appointed by
Governor Mcdonald following the
death Of Commissioner T., d. White,
has announced that he will be q cam
didate to succeed himself from No. 2
district. Mr.. Lnsk is now an instruct
at the Roswell Military institute.
Al third candidate for the Democrat
ic nomination for sheriff Of Chaves
county has appeared in the person 81
c. A. Rector. Sheriff G. r. Young
and Jim ". Johnson. a formsr dep
uty, are also after the nomination,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09

Cimarrpn. N. NJ March 6-~Thai
there is ample opportunity in uimar'
ron for d pulp mill. creamery flour
mill and canning factory Is the opin'
ion Of the town council. and It has
authorized the town clerk 10 com
municate this fact to Land Commits
sioner r. p. Ervien at Santa re. who
Is seeking information from different
parts Of the state In connection with
the possibility Of inducing capital To
establish manufacturing industries in
New Mexico.
In q recent communication to the
town council, Commissioner ErYien
listed 4 large number Of Industries,
and thase mentioned were the ones
designated as having local ~possibili
tics.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
Sargent Donates a
Catholic C~yclopaedia

The OPTIC Of Las Vegas prints the
following:
State Auditor W. g. Sargent has
made a donation of1a Catholic Ency-
clopedia Ia the Normal University.
The Normal is glad to receive such q
valuable donation, not only because
OF its intrinsic value, which is in the
neighborhopd Of $3.50, but II IS Will
ing and glad to remember Mr.. Sar-
gent as the giyer of The gift, which
WIN be Il beautiful addition to the
school library"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
Quay County Man to
Raise Hogs on Big Scale
On S 600 Acre Tract

Tncumoari N, Mex March T.
j.. d. Robbins. Lying near Les
bia. east of TncumpRrl, Is THE first
man In Quay county "a, embark III hog
raising on anything Ike an extensive
seals. He now has q hundred head
of Poland chinas, Durooa and Hamp-
bhires on bis place.
MT. Robbins has some 1--WE thou
sand acres Of decided land and leased
land wen stocked with cattle. and
says the hogs viii be q sidelinH to
his cattle business His experiment
win be watched with interest By a
great many farmers and ranchers Ii
this part Of the country.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
Favorable Rate Granted
p. q S. w. on Ice
From Deming ii to Hachita

The state corporation commission
has received notice that the III Paso
& Southwestern railroad has granted
q rate Of 9 cents per 100 pounds on
carload shipments Of ice from Demins
to- Hachita The rate resulted from
action taken by the Peoples Tee &
Produce company. Of Deming which
asked a rate that would enable y 70
compete with I'll Paso concerns The
Southwestern states that the \ rate
granted is more favorable than the
rate from Ell Paso to Hachita.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
200 Men at Work in
MADEIRA Logging Camp

Taos. ". M. March 7.-Iumber ok.
pert House. Of the big La MADEIRA en-
terpriee, brought to town the vel.
come word OF the early opening Of
The seasons work. More than zoo
men. he said, have been employed at
the mill and logging camp.
we are going to make a record
this year he said. THE market
looks good. and the company Is oul
to, make the banner cut Of the sea.
son..
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
Californians Get Little
Vineyards Property

Deming, n. NJ, March G~Nine
hundred acres Of the Little Vine
yards land east Of town, the property
0f Ralph G. Ely, was turned over to
James RI. Adams & Son, oE Los An
geles, a few days ago, under the terms
81, a mortgage which the Californie
land firm held on the property. The
new owners have not yet made pub
liz their plans for the future develop
mont Of the land, but 1t is expected
that extensive colonization will be
carried on in The near future.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
NEGRO CONVEX RETURNED

King Macs. a negro one OF the
tive convicts who cscaned from the
las Palomas road camp several
montHs ago. has been returned to the
.ffate pe~nitentiary here from Roy,
Mora county. He was arrested there
last week 90 a charge of having stolen
g horse and saddle IN Nafrous. The
other convict not ESCAPED from the
road camp with Macs WAS captured in
III Paso several weeks ago.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
IHILLSBORO MAN
DECLARES HE'LL
FOOL DOCTORS


HiIlsb0ro, N. NJ March G.-Wiu
M. Robins has returned from Roches-
ter. MINI. The Mayo brothers, the
noted surgeons, had him under obser.
walton for eight days, at the end Of
which time he was informed that
they c0nld ld0 nothing for him and
advised him to come home and await
the Inevitable. However, says the
Advocate. MI. Robins Is attending 70
his daily business affairs the same as
usual, and declares he is going to
fool them a BIT. and his many friends
certainly hope for his SUCCESS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
$4,000 RANCH DEAL.

Artesia. N. Nj. March 6.-Abe Con-
has sold his ranch southwest of
Lakewood to- w, G. Lawrence Of Ros-
wei, Tho deal included about 1900
kheeR and the ranch consisted Of 30
Or rs sections The price paid was
$4,000
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
$50 EWES SHIPPED.

Carlsbad. n. NJ March evTFacy &
Simpson have shipped $50 fat ewes
to Kansas City. Hillerg Boyd COINS
With the sheep. These ewes were
faftened on kaffIt corn and ground
alfalfa. and Will average close to 40
hounds esch. They will probably
bring about 7C.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-09
UNUSUAL DEMAND FOR
VIRsEI Catalogues
OVER 2b0oo VOLUNTARY RE.
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