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The sun., 1916-12-30

SUGAR, RAW-Market again nrm'r
with a sale reported to a local renncr of
5000 bag. cubss. in store. at S.27c de-
livered. Rumors OF further business at
this level were not confirmed. Good huv-
ing interest shown at 4hc. cost and freight
for prompt cuhas, but holders ask 4 C..
cost and freight. Quotations: Centrifugal.
safe; molasses. <toc.; cost and freight.
&c.
SUGAR. REF1NED-Tabiets. cases . ID.
cartons half or full size tablets, and do.
cases 5 ID. cartons full size tablets. as5c..
and s.sSc. In half cases: Eagle tablets,
ss5c. cut loaf, Sc: crushed, Use; mold
A and cubes. 7.35c.: XXXX powdered. &c.
powdered and coarse powdered. 6.sse,;
cases /: 3a and 5 ID. cartons. 7.:5c,, and
7s5c. In half cases Eagle confectioners
graduated, 7.i3c.; Eagle coarse granu-
lated. &C., extra nne GRADUATED. s.25c.
Eagle 2. 81, and 5 III. cartons nns granu.
lated. ;:5c ? ID. bags grsnulated. az ID;
do. and ) In. bags do. use. In sacks and
7.3sc. in bbls.: 10 10. bags do. 7.i5c. IN
sacks and 7:sc. In bbis. IS and so III.
bags do. 7.oSc.: standard GRADUATED,
s.soc.: nne granuiated and diamond 4,
ss5c.; confectioners' A. s.75c.; No. |.
sos. 10. 2. SIS; No. :. $500; 30. {.
siAc. No. 4. s35c.: No. .. s.soc.: No. 10.
se5c.: No. II. 6.2cc.: No. IL. else: Nos
~, ~ and Is. 6.l0c.
The sun., 1916-12-30
CONSOLIDATED CELEBRATES.
Party In Exchange Ends Unusually
saecessful Year.


Members Of the Consolidated Stock
Exchange yesterday celebrated the COM
pletion of an unusually successful year
with . party on the exchange floor.
When the gong for the last trade Of
1915 sounded Edward Materne, Jr..
william g. Silkworth and Lewis N. Nor
ris took charge Of the members and Of
the floor and soon had . real celebration
going. Fantastic hats and caps. noise
making knickknacks and flashlights
were distributed to each person and a
hurry-scurry grand march to lively
music by the Twenty-second Regiment
Band of forty pieces followed.
With nothing to do until next year
the roomful Of brokers literally cut
loose and enjoyed themselves for two
hours. Refreshments n cigars were
served. The galleries were filled with
families Of the members.
The year 1915 on the Consolidated
showed a gain Of more than so per cent.
In business over 1915. Shares traded in
during December exceeded 10000 00. On
December IA a total Of 209.15O shares
OF United States Steel common were
traded In, a record for that stock On the
Consolidated. On December FL ninety
different stocks were represented in the
transactions. also a record.
The sun., 1916-12-30
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address of lender and
attorney. IL attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF hrst part.)
Downtown.
ST. 4. aIkxs7II.5xs7s q.
Worth Al. a. ss.2w Elm ST 2oxs0.txs0x
WS-Jessie Ridley and Edw II Finch,
Finch. Plaiuneld. " j, and Edw II
Finch. "a r sAth st, trus Annie r Finch.
h and :. May /; atty, John Is. Coleman,
i2O Bway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000
II Plumb to Max s Hillson. 2l2 East
broadway, mtg $50. 900. Dec rs; atty.
Title Guar & T Co. l76 Bway. -. 800
FRANKLIN ST, q 2, 1910 " Bway, 2sax
The sun., 1916-12-30
TO IMPR Owe AID ST. SITES.

The Lawyers Mortgage Company has
sold the group OF old buildings AT 255
to 26l West Forty-third street. adjoining
the northeast corner OF Eighth avenue,
to a client OF Simon J. Bloom. who plans
the REINFORCEMENT of the site with a
nine story apartment house. The entire
transaction involves about 5000. 900.
The Scheldna Realty Company. com
posed OF Benjamin Mordecai. Daniel n.
Freedman. Potter Il Bro. and NJ j.
Wolf. has sold the three. four and i've
story houses at $40 TO FAC West Forty
third street. occupying a plot 76.Sxl0o.5.
The new owners will Immediately start
work on the r~eimprovement OF the site.
The property Is assessed at $751;. 900.
The sun., 1916-12-30
N TO BUILD HOME.
r. r. Palmer TO Spend 100000 sn
Park Avekde Dwelling.

Plans for q five story dwelling TO be
the home Of Francis r. Palmer. member
of the banking and brokerage nrm OF
Palmer e. Co., were filed with the Build
ing Bureau yesterday. II will cost
500. 900. The site Ii the northwest cor
ner of Park venue and Nlnety-third
street. where once stood a tower. part OK
the Ursulino Convent OF st. Teresa.
which sold the property when II o
to westchester county. The corner IS
one of the highest points on Manhattan
Island and because Of the tower which
formerly stood there It was called OBJ
~servatory Hill. Mr.. Palmer bought the
property. which fronts 81 feet on Park
avenue and 100 feet on Ninety-third
street, from Mrs. Robert s. Minturn last
April. The plans filed yesterday by
Delano & Aldrich. architects. rovide u
facade of brick and limestone with terra
Gotta trim In the Colonial style OF archi-
lecture. The building will cover o1.2
feet on the avenue and 81 feet on the
street.
The sun., 1916-12-30
TRADE FOR BRONX FLATS.

UNIVERSITY AVENUE - Frederick
Brown has resold to W. z. Franken-
berg 1886. 1910 and 1915 University
avenue, three five story apartment
houses, each on plot 56x104. Mr..
Brown recently acquired the property
from James T.. Meehan. Tho pur-
chaser gave in part payment hfty-nve
acres. with n Colonial residence and
outbuildings. Mt Noroton. near SIAM
ford. Conn. held at $685. 00.
KELLY STREET. - Sarah Silverman
has sold to Jacob Gerber lO%4 Kelly
street. n four story fat. on lot
25xl00.
The sun., 1916-12-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan.

LEMON Av, l90-Joscph McNe,N az
Emma ID Tourney e. al, OF 2
SD Nv. 1851 to 1853. ana s.,h st, 900 -
Empire Fireprooing & Concrete Con
struction CO agt katharine : Gli.hr''th
ct al. Nov rs. 1916 tby hond).. - $50
elST ST, 235 W-Joseph Most agt M1r-s
Potash 81 al, Dec Q, lalb.......,, $.
GREENWICH ST. 2o9-William Nut'.y ~
a N Napier Co. Inc. sept IS. 1918 ~
drposit) s6h,
SAME PROPERTN-Michael Torpey agI
same. Sept Il, l9l6 tby deposlt) ii5,5'
Bronx.
leeD ST, n >. whole block front h.tvss.
treston av md Grand Boulevard an
Concourse-Joseph Won Render sst 80
street Realty Co. Inc. e. al, l.c n,
iElo ..''''s ss''st.'rs' ss. 49,. -
18th ST, y W cor Webster av--JosepA
Won Render agt ii3d street Rea.y
Co. Inc, ct al. Dec 20. 6.,...,S lSsN
The sun., 1916-12-30
-
LIS PENDENs.
--l.-Aa-

sIsT ST. rs E-James p Hinch ast Chas "
Mac Nell ct al faction to foreclose ne
ehanic's Hem; attys. Wilson. Barke- g
i:lsT sr. as w-G.rtrud. Dodd =. a az
Emma l. Crawford 81 al foreclosure -
18TH ST. ~ and a. w-Royal Holding g.,
ag, Efne Frank ct al ,forec'ose OF NOR
sssss1j s'tyrs' Arnste'n 4 Levy.
Ramsey ct al agt Lena Weissberr . 4,
foreclosure OF mortgage; attys. NJ
King Lane & Tfarord.
Savings Bank Of the CITY OF NY az, Z
ward a Hannah ct al foreclosure Of
msr;gnse,: at'ys; wayland & nernara.
Kaldrovics, ct al partition; atty'. VI
Abraham Dorb ct al ss; Helen r c ga
et al foreclosure OF mortgage. ,'' 81
Gott,ieh
Sd Az. i2is.H.nry " De ror.., :, a ss'
ssTH ST ??5 and 227 E two act,on.-v
Ever'' Macy e, al agi East side Bu!' dirs
mor,gages,: attys. Gwinn & pefn!ns
tauqua p'aning NH Co, Inc, agi Co'lubl,
=. mechanic's Hem; attys. Phillips & Ave. .
vANDEWATER ST. II TO -, and Rose e..
q to Si.N : Trus, CO ast Thomas ;:
Sage 4 Kerr.
i2sTH ST. 20 ana 90 w Lien 4 Co, n,
AIT David Nicholson faction TO set VI
conveyance) atty, y Vidaver.
Bronx.
wESTcHEsTER AV. $ e cor OF T1nan,1v
Benenson Realty Co agt Usoua ConsVs
ct al foreclosure OF mtg a:tys. El.X
& Abher.ey.
18th ST. $ W cor OF Morris av-I,rman,A
farussi agt Annie L Delaney foreclosure
OF mtg atty. C y Augustine.
3coTH ST. n Q. col u e OF Decatur av--Ar.
thony Sfnyth ct al agt Giuseppe YotioS 81
foreclosure Of mtg. attya TODD :
st John.
linton Az. iios-JacoS w.l,ton a.,
Magtolena Haas 81 al foreclosure 81
mtG): atty. J N Leibnsr correction on
lie pendens published on Deo %. ielN
The sun., 1916-12-30
LIENS.
Manhalfan-

eler ST. set E-MaS Koppsi. ino. at ON:
RIB sars Realty CO; Swnsr 4 ssn,r;Ste! ~
dore " Myers ast Sol Bloom. owner, ~.
LEXiS6roS Xv.. so:s.pa- noun, eSS.
tracing Co. Ino. agt Gussie peklsds,
owner a contractor. ............. ,S(
Bronx.
18TH ST, SIS r. and S0is Psimont Az
Fisher & Padowitz agt Hardness Hold.
Ing Corpn, owners; Harknrss Ho'iins
Corpn. Ranael Luongo and Joseph Bern.
STEM contractors ..-..s...ss.. ~
Vincent Il Bernesser agt J " Dick 20,
owners and contra ctors. ......s 'TsS.9s
2s5TH ST, = q cor CARPENTER Av-Lur'an
Pisclotta agt W Realty co Puj WI.
lam Mass, owners AMI contractors sS
WEBSTER AV, W ., 1000 n lsJth St
Alexander Thomson hgt Sikora Realty
Co. owners: Triborough Marble q TIL.
Works, contra ,r-newaD ...., ,tSto
The sun., 1916-12-30
ROCkAwAY BEACH SALE.

Mrs. Amelia Wright has sold her
house and plot on the east side of
Oceanus avenue. Rockaway Beach. Ia
Mrs. Mary Roberts, The Andrew Me-
Tigue Company was the broker.
The sun., 1916-12-30
PHILADELPHIAN BUYS HERE.

Thomas c. Brown. a retired Philadel-
phia merchant. Is coming to Manhattan
to live. He a purchased for 800, 900
the five story American basement house
at AZ Riverside Drive as a residence.
The dwelling is on a plot 40.sx96.a *
irregular. between Seventy-sixth and
SeSenty-seventh streets. Pease & Eli
man negotiated the sale for the trustees
OF the William l.. Brown estate.
The sun., 1916-12-30

COFFEE MARKET.

An early advance In ocean freights was
followed by partial reactions under realiEinG
coffee market here yesterday. May contracts
sold up to SIS In the early trading. later de-
clininE to S.s1, with the market closing net I
were relatively easy. II was reported that
ocean freight rates Of from 81 90 to sac . bsg
were being asked from Brazil TO the United
ported in the cost and freight market for New
Orleans at $40, American credits, hut other.
wise no quotations were mentioned. Local spot
market quiet and unchanged Al S%c. for Rio
70. Range OF prices:
The sun., 1916-12-30
OPERATOR BUYS PLOT.

lsidore Prayer Of Lowenfeld & Prayer
has bought II property at 500 to SID
West l5lst street. a plot 75x100, with
small stable. The property was for
merly owned by the Grosvenor estate.
p. j. Ryan n J. p. Finneran are
said to have been the brokers In the
sale.
The sun., 1916-12-30
w. II. CHILDs SELLS ESTATE.

william Hamlin Childs has sold his
farm, sf about sixty acres on Riverbank
road. at Greenwich. Conn. to the Rose
mary Hall. a girls school. at Green
witch. The Mianus River winds through
the property. The new owners will use
the property for a summe school, II
adjoins the estates OF Thomas L. Chad
bourne. Jr,. and Charles II. I.unier.
The sun., 1916-12-30
G
with name and address OF lender ana
Lenders n''Nrney.D
Downtown,

Lenders n''Nrney.)
Downtown.
fSouth OF Fourteenth street.S
FRONT ST. SO. 2iIxsG,S. Dec ?s-,IAian
o'Donohue to Title G & T Co, i7s
sowERY. 80. as'tsiii.s. Deco conc as-M S,vGs
Bergman TO Herman Harrison. 6ia W
i,sth 81; . yrs, Sc; prior mtg =; atty;
KiSa ST 10, 50 W S M.cdousa, ST, sSsGo
Dec 2s-Pietro De Masi 10 Francis r
Stable 1913 Grand st. due and int as per
bond, sri1, mtg $4,000; atty. A c Stable.
~ ST; e cor Thompson ct. issso' D oec
:s-Michasl Pollock. Woodbridge. y J,
to the Baron DE Hirsch Fund. SO
II Isaacs. lSs William St. ' go 900
'Ta ST; $ " I, "a: MasdSuEal $, :iy
atty. -Tnls q & 7 Co, rs bway, 81 pI $50
7TH ST, isl r. sGys.S, Aug isnEydokim
North America of the Russian Orthodox
Catholic Church. Is =, 97,h st. to Adam
s an,!spf RssSs: 81 1 raj in ,s s. h nwnsad ssSj
East Of Fifth avenue, btwcen Fourteenth
,srH ST. ,s sna ION %s, street
ton avs ? lots. each 9: 6xes?, mtss,
Bldg Co to Gremon, Holding Co, 1890
. sTsSi asn ND on ss"i.!D,ts." ,iso % i's s;.y,
JShn Judge. gei Bway. -, =. So, ooG
D|c 2e-.DunnOck Really Co to Metropol.
titan life lns Co. | Madison av, due
March I, 1922, 60 untii completion and
tnco thereafter; attys. Butcher, T & r
Nitnls'n dN ''',''',s , 80, ttSo,O Ol
LEXlNiTON Az. n W cor 7?d 81. iO2 *
1916. Dec 29--Jatison Constn co TO Metro
' politan Life ms Co, Madison av. due
Sept l.. 1927. So until completion and
trTs thereafter: at,ys. Butcher, r w
pARRKA 1 HS. l's,.. is,s.ss. Dec ':s,sIDSHo.;0 G \
and Elsie + Redman 10 Frank Gulden
Garden city. l. !. due June 7. 1890, 6ce
pr mtg $4,000; atty. Title Guar a T co
West Side.
| west OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and nom s%troets.)
SD ST. 100 W. leasehold. Dec 1s-Th'
Bearns. o. Joralemon OF. Brooklyn
The sun., 1916-12-30
STATISTICS.


TIT Chatham and PheniH National Bank
VII move on Tuesday from It's old home
~ nroadway and John street TO the Singer
building. Tho new offices will have es, 900
square feet of space, as com pared n q little
more than 5000 at the old l~ocation. Tho
old phenix Rank was established In 1919.
sno the building soon to h. vacated was
constructed Tor Its use. with n there WAS
consolidated the Chatham. whirh was es-
tsbiished In 1850. Last year the Chatham
end Phsnix absorbed the Century and Sc
curry banks with their branches, maxim
" She only national hank In the country
~ Seuasstie branches. There are twnive
Sssscs branches. each serving y particular
The sun., 1916-12-30
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2s.-Cotten felt
he force of bear pressure on this market
to-day. after . period OF stsadiness IN the
early trading. Tokard the middle OF tho
day the market broke In = sensational
anner landing - to s. points down from
the high levels established around the hrst
selling. which forced prices down until
stop loss orders were reported on the Lon
don side on . large scale.
The sun., 1916-12-30
"Modern Miner's" Outlook.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-Ths Modern Miller
says: Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri
arc without snow covering. Kansas wheat
Mills needing wheat ind II increasingly
hard to secure eupplies,b
The sun., 1916-12-30
GARAGE FOR CALIFORNIAN.

Porter & Co. have leased for Charles
Weisbecker TO william Lee OF Stockton.
Cal, the three story and basement garage
AZ 24s and o4s West le4th street for ten
years.
The sun., 1916-12-30
Leach saIesmen IN Conference.

In accordance with their annual custom the
New York Ofnce Of A. n. Leach . Co. in.
vited TO New York. the managers aud ss,oS
men Of AZ their ether ofaos. for : discas
men attended the msetings yesterday and
Thursday. ysaause Of the s~utagteinmeut
.s:i.: go = o. s..s SsSs !: c''s' o'''
The sun., 1916-12-30
100000 TEMPLE ron HARLEM.

A $780, 900 Masonic temple Of classic
design Is to be erected At 204 n EOS
West l3lst street by the Prince Hall
Building Association. The building Will
be three stories. of brick and limestone
construction. on a plot $3.50. 1t VIII
contain a large ballroom. committee
rooms and a grand lodge room. Law
renee l.. Barnard OF New Rochelle mas
completed the plans.
The sun., 1916-12-30

Local spot market quiet and Is points lowe
1t 1873 for middling upland sales nil.
Southern spot IT. .r'.ets and sales
Galveston stead.. unchanged, i7ssc. ss.
New orleans quiet, unchanged. T.:Sc. (. loo.
Mobile nominal. unchanged lie.
Savannah nominal. unchanged. NNc.
Wilmington steady, DC. lower. ishc.
Norfolk steady, 80 y. lower. 1850.
Baltimore nominal, unchanged, 1850.
Augusta steady. u p. lower, 1850. ; i0e.
Houston steady unchanged, lie. Lis.
tttle Rock quiet, unchanged. rs III.
PORT
The sun., 1916-12-30
RECEIPTS.

liverpool cables-Spot quiet sales, 90
bales: speculation and export, 1000: American
1000: imports, i.0no, none American. Middlinl
20 II points lower closed quiet at net decline
u 81 to . points. January February, 10 II
Aarck.August, 10. ~ May-June. lo,s July.Au
gust, 1851; October November. e.s:. Manches
tsr-Yarns dull and irregular; cloths. dull.
The sun., 1916-12-30

Cables: Rio unchanged. at $3.50 for No, =;
exchange. i.Ad, receipts, 10000 bags; stock,
Ell, 1000. Santos unchanged for spots. at $500
for No. futures. 81 IN rs reis higher: re-
ceipts,. %, 900; stock, :, 103. O0O, Receipts 1t the
ports, 5000 bags. against a. nm a wear ago and
$1,000 two years ago: Sac Paulo, 5000. against
1900 and $1,000: Jundiahy, 5000, against
10000 and 5000.
The sun., 1916-12-30
niue. Montciair. N. J. y. n. Crowley Z
Bros. Of Montclair were the brokerA

$4,000 NEW JERSEY TRADE.
Max Dovell traded two parcels in Nor
ris Plains. N. j.. to Edward 7. Condor
for q building on q plot 6sx155 on Maple
venue. Morristow N. J.. and Will re-
model the structure into . garage. The
exchange involved about $4,000.
Eugene v. Welsh was the broker.
The sun., 1916-12-30
CHANGE IN OFFICE STAFF.

ciatsd With them Fred II. Tucker. n.
issmsrly seerstasy el PsllstSoau Q O.
The sun., 1916-12-30
ADDS To JERSEY HOLDINGS.

Tho Overlook Realty Company has
acquired an additional plot Of 100 feet
on the east side Of Upper Mountain ave
The sun., 1916-12-30

West of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and HON %stroets.)
SAD ST, 100 w, leasehold. Dec Ss-Ths
Oasis Cafe and Restaurant CO to Melville
II Bearns. o. Joralemon OF. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1916-12-30

Puckv heat hour. market dull. St.35 40
per 100 lbs. Rye -four quiet; fair to good.
-S7t0d 1855: choice to fancy. 5000 $50.
Cornmeal steady. kiln dried. 35.&S. Bag
meal steady; fine white and yellow. eei5:
coarse. s?.?o. Feed-.City steady: bran.
bulk. $50: 100 ID. sacks. 13l; heavy mid
diings. do, $3.50; four middlings. do,
3A: red dog Hour. iA0 ID. sacks. 1850;
Western steady. bran, 100 ID. sacks. s3oI
80. rs: standard middlings. do, S3l. :5; -four
middiings.. do. $3.50: red dos -four. 40
In saeks lA
The sun., 1916-12-30

EGG@Receipts. $685. cases. Fresf
extra frsts. tSptsc.: firsts. t6 n &c: sec
onds and poorer. 4oat5c.; fall gathered
poor to good. sac ssc.: fresh dirties. 3at
35c.; checks, good to choice. dry. 81 II
ace: undergradcs. IS n 3oc.. refrigerator
special marks. fancy. storage and insur
ance paid. 3sc.: trsts, 3tti m3si1c: sec
onds. 33is a 3tizc.; lower grades. 81 u3Sc.
state. Pennsylvania and nearby Western
hennery whites, fine to fancy. 500 63c.
ordinary to good, 55u59c.: gathete,
whites. ordinary to nne. 500 soc. ncarb,
pullet eggs. whites. so a Sic. Western ans
Southern. gathered whites. asa S5c. state
SO a ssc.; gathered brown and mixed colors
a. Sic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-16
SINGERS ALL READY
FOR OLD SONGS AT
CRYSTAL TOMORROW

Another rehearsal was held by
those who are 20 take part in tho
"Old Times concert that is to be
given at the Crystal tomorrow night
for the benefit of the child welfare
department of the Womans club, and
all is now in readiness to give the
public one of the most enjoyable en-
tertanments that Albuquerque folks
have ever known.
Everything will be old-timey. An
old goWn-one that was worn i'm tho
time of Madison and Monroe by the
great grandmother of a certain Albu-
qucrque woman, will adorn the figure
of one of the singers. other old-time
gowns will he brought out to lend
verify to a picture that can not fail
to appeal to all who cling to the
memories of their fathers and moth
ers And the old-time songs-the
ones that refuse to be crowded out
by the twentieth century trash--will
be sung by some Of the most talent
ed men and women in Albuquerque.
There has been brisk sale OF
tickets for the concert, and those who
want to be sure of getting seat al
the concert are urged to call at Mat
sons or Strong's today or tomor-
row and scclre their seats
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-16
BURGLAR RETURNS
JEWELRY; TAKES
WEARING APPAREL
Pays Second Visit to Home Of
Lester Cooper Enters by
Breaking Glass in a Front
Window

The burglar, who visited the homo
of Lester Cooper 902 West Roma
avenue, short time ago, returned
last night while Mr. and Mrs. Cooper
We're out. He left jewel case, con-
tanning several pieces of iewelry that
he took the first time, and carried
away some wearing apparel.
The list Of missing articles, given
10 the police, included several party
dresses, an ivory dresser set. fur
ceat several shirts, woman's hat,
satin slippers, mems pumps. shoes
and mans suit. Mrs. Coopcr's
wedding dress was taken. \ pillow
case was missing. He probably car
ried the clothes away in it.
Entrance was gained through It
front window. The glass was brokcs
near the latch, showing the burglar
reached inside, opened the catch and
raised the window. The burglary
was discovered by Mr. ana Mrs.
Cooper upon their return home
Or. j. 5. Clpes reported TO the po-
lice that his physicians case was
taken from his automobile while i
stood at the Elks club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-16
KEEP URIC ACID
OUT Of JOINTS
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers
10 Eat Less Meat and
Take Salts.

Rheumatism Is easier to avoid than
to cure states well known author
ity. We are advised to dress warmly,
keep the feet dry; avoid exposure;
cat less meat but drink plenty Of good
water.
Rheumatism is u direct result Of
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid which Is
absorbed into the blood II is the
function Of the kidneys to filter this
acid from the blood and cast 1t out in
the urine; the pores Of the skin are
also "A means Of freeing the blood OF
this impurity In damp and chilly
cold weather the skin pores are closed
thus forcing the kidneys 10 do double
work. they become weak and sluggish
and fail 10 eliminate the uric acid
which keeps accommodating and circu-
!atins through the system, eventually
settling in the joints and muscles caus-
ing stiffness. soreness and pain called
rheumatism.
At the first twinge OF rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces Of Jad salts. put tablespoon
FIJI In a glass OF water and drink be-
fore breakfast each morning for 4
week This is said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys 10
normal action, thus Kidding the blood
of these impurities.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive. harmless
and is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lithia
and il used with excellent results by
thousands Of folks who are subject To
rheumatism. Here YOU have a pleas
ant, effervescent lithia-water drink
which helps overcome uric acid and is
beneficial 70 your kidneys as well.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-16
CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR NEW BUILDING AT
STATE REFORM SCHOOL
.,.el.. eo.-..,eao.ae. 70 .e.s,n. .oo.s..l


Springer. ~ NJ, Feb l5.--At the
regular monthly meeting of the Board
Of Control for the New Mexico Boys
Reform school today the contract for
the construction Of the new building
was awarded to Mcssrs. SwOpe and
Greenwood Of Maxwell. \. NJ The
contract. exclusive of the plumbing.
calls for an expenditure Of about $l9.-
GOO There were, IN all. eight bids.
ranging from SIS. 900 to $4,000. The
specifications for the new building
call for structure. ll2 feet by 30
feet. two stories and basement. rein
forced concrete, and absolutely fire
proof throughout The plans provide
for boys dormitory, dinins-room
Kitchen laundry. shoeshop manual
training shop. assembly room. sitting
room. school room library toilet and
showcr tub-baths; in addition TO the
boys quarters there will be the SUI
perintcndonts and officers living
apartments the superintendent Of
flee and public reception room for
visitors to the boys
Work on the building is to begin
March first. and it is to be ready for
use not later than November first
When completed it viii De model
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-16
THE RAvAGEs OF la GRIPPE

This disease, which Is getting to be
more dreaded every year. is not con-
fined this season to the Northern and
Middle States Of the Union, but Is
found equally prevalent in Canada
and the South. even in northern Mex
leo. It is estimated that the number
OF persons attacked this year is prob
ably twenty-five per cent Of the pop
ulation, both urban and rural Tho
money loss OF service and Time. not
counting these who succumb to the
disease. must be millions Of dollars
each winter. But that which appears
to be most dreaded. after all. is the
debility which follows IN its train,
and frequently lasts until warm
weather sets in. The writer he's found
that during this period, there is Moth
ing which contributes more to tighten
the depression Of this resulting debui-
tated condition. than a diet Of which
llorlicka Matted Milk forms Il part.
II is so nutritious and digcstiblc. that
the effects OF d glassful. taken hot.
at various times Of the day. and espec-
tally when retiring, proves refreshing
and inyigorating, and markedly les
sens the period of debility, stimulates
the reparatiye processes and imparts
a feeling Of comfort and well-being
that is eminently satisfactory to the
patient and his family.