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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
CLUB WOMEN Of
NE " MEXICO HAVE
A DEFINITE WORK
Dr. George {. Ladd President
Of State Agricultural Col
Iege, in Sympathy With
Aims of ORGANIZATIONS,

Womens clubs throughout the
country are participating TO very
important extent in one Of the great
est movements ever undertaken for
the Advancement of civilization the
protection OF young boys and young
girls after theX leave home and school
influences. So declared Dr George
e. ladd. president of the State Agri-
cultural college. who is in Alhuqner-
que tp attend the Panhandle and
Southwestern Cattlcnen convention.
nr iadd came To The convention
from the college where hast Friday
be leetnred 20 The Federated Women's
Clubs OF pnna Aua county. comprising
five different organizations and with
- membership which eommisfs many
pruWiRcst women. active In civic If
Cars aNtbc COMMODITIES in various
partf oesthc Mesilla valley There
wtra asplNntN-fhe lhleeates to the
paha Ana County federation meet
They wcrf enlertamed At the Agri-
cultural cnlltke "a luncheon Friday.
The! luncheon. being served under the
direction ~ Miss pearl Miller, head
of The homo economies department
The girls enrolled in The department
nFspared the luncheon
The fede3 zion meeting was Il big
siucesS sajdfDr l.add here yester-
div told the ~cluh members in
ihy courS, of my lectures. Some ~
the ideas hold on club work ana its
possibilities critics say , that the
place of the women is TN the home
That is an very we'll hut | say. IN
answer to critics. thai al women to-
day including club women. are de-
voting themselves To the welfare of
The home. and ia addition Go that.
They are looking after the welfare of
their BOYS and girls outside the home.
Women have come 10 realize that
even iu our most advanced tlVili2a-
tion claimed IN this country. endless
evil. and temptations exist. that there
are temptations and opportunities for
the destruction of an the work that
women have done In the homes with
their children MS soon ms they leave
the immediate supervision NJ parental
carc
WAT women ate irving 10 DO noT
rs To lessen the evils IN the world ana
slfced ard the future Of the children
after they get out into the world. The
basis OF she whole club movement.
whether an the women engaged In IL
understand 1t rs Snyh or not, is Ia
make the world 8 better place 10 live
in
w his wotk at the Agricultural coll
lego Dr i.add is aGgrcSsiVply carrying
oH charaeter building both Of indi-
vidua students and ~ the student
nedy as au entirety.
'oug aim At the COLLEGE is not mere
by CO. teach students that which they
learn from books" said nr f.add.
hut 10 offer moral training charac-
ter building. character IS the finest
thing in the world ana the building Of
chaiaeter should have very import
mt pltce 10 the curriculum 80 every
instlt aton of learning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
PROTECT|ON|STS
WILL OPEN THEIR
MEETING TONIGHT
Game ConseWationiSts Con-
yention Follows Hard on
Heels of CattIemen's, viii
Close Saturday

Albuquerque b. running double
header ON conventions for No sooner
win the stoekmen haNe ,oneiHd =
theirs than the glEe ptote".tmists
are 10 hesih thcirs licghniug With il
p0nq'st tonight th,y viii spend FRI
las and Saturday completing the oil
gauiz.tiou OF statewide organization
and generally evethanlng tho game
situation Ia New Mexico
DELEGATES from cneh at the eight
New M,Nico game protective arganiza-
tiaus hacked g., large number ef
will arrive to-day from the various
quarters III the state. Tho delegates
are x H. Marsh. from Taos. c. q.
Mansdorf Santa az Aldo Leopold Az
metuer0ue. n, " McCresttN. Maeiit-
lena Nnlcs v nurfurd silver els
r. r. baltl1s Alamogordo Judge
John W Armstrong. Carlsbad. ANA IA.
T.. saunders, Roswell In addition
Trinidad e dc liaen viii represent the
State game department = " ka,a-
naugh. w g Goddard aud j r. Mui-
len the forest service and 5 Ligou.
the United States hioloAicM survey
4. j council ut Santa lfe viii repre-
sent thr la, sen0ts who are co-aper
ating STRONGLY in the same protection
movement
The hpnQurf which Win take place
tuulght at y SO at the Masonic temple
Will he glNon hN the officcrs of the
Albuquerque association ian honor Of
the dciegatcs ami visitors. all of whom
are invited tn addition, the entire
membership ot the Albuquerque or
ean,zttlon Will attend president lien
y Wcst,rfold viii preside FridaA ur
saturday noon j. + Mullen. chair
man II thu entertainment committee,
has ARRANGED a meteor excursion 90 tht
Rio Hfandc Gun club lakes. where the
dciogat,s and visitors vii eniey q
dutch lunch ami watch the ducks
which are noN conErceatcd there IN
great numbers The tamsneSs and
general thrifty condition of the birds
il pointed out as an object lesson of
the soud which hds been accomplished
hv the migratory bird LAW
The regUlaf ssions OF the con,cu-
ton win begin Friday at . e. m az
the Commercial eluh The morning
viii he taken Up with the organization
~ the New Mexico Protective associa-
ton and q discussion uf finances In
the Afternoon same refugees and pred
atoiN animals viii be discussed with
special emphasis on plans TO aid the
Neckmen ln combating predatory ami
mals Al visiting stockmen are iu-
Nitcd 60 attend these discussions ana
give the same mea JAp benefit ot their
,irws.
This convention marks the calmt
nation ct six months OF active Jg.ts-
d ian fH fatnr .f ftaffes- urnfetfffas4 for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
REFEREE ORTIZ
DECLARES MAIN
EVENT A D RAW
Even Break Between Stanley.
Yoakum and frankie Mur-
ply Popular With Greater.
Part Of Bic Crowd.

The fisec same tlmD back 'hst
light and camc back strong Thu fis-
tlana has rcgnncd Its i"ruer Status 40
Albuquerque Was apparent in The
crowd that saw the Yonkun- Murphy
contest nt the arm0rN one thousand
personH. including few women wore
spectator
Tons Ortlz. referee. declared the
main bout y draw. The decision VIZ
popular with The greater part of the
crowd In the first part 81 the bout
there was some ho0ting and kissing
hccauan of the frequent clinchinE, nat
toward Tie Close thc crowd WAS cheer
ihe. Murphy appeared % be the Ia
Nnrto. Al feast hin hackers seemed
10 I've making the most noise.
Hccau.e ciiurhing WAS frequent u
does not hold in this ease that i was
not hard battle The men worked
ike trench-digEors under machine qua
fire and crowded a high percentage OF
real. honest .to-K goodness labor into the
ton rounds At the end Of the fourth
round The lmkceper had 90 ierk the
tell cord twice before the fighters
Quit
Yoakums rise has MOI ctuscd him
To- discard entirely the STYLE OF tight
ms which characterized Ms former
fights here AZ times nc would fush
with Il swing and III close quarters
end ioits to the body az pound his OF
Donent on the Kidneys. MuulhNN BACK
was red over the loft kidney from
these tunehps In the ninth Murphy
sent two stiff oucf to Noakum's hend
as the Iron Man rushed but failed To
halt The onslaught
After The fourth round Murphy
nose was bleeding Neither Of the
fighters appeared to be Weakened al
the close Murphy caught Yoakum of
his balance with wailop in the eighth
hui fniled to put him down
The glove artists who opened the
boxing festivities we're Patsy Kline
and Rid Rose with a SERIES Of SUR
iah~ 10 the nos, aud Jaw, the kid he
gan to weaken soon after the gong
had set Tho fighters ia action. Patsy
followed his advantage with a stif ulf=
percut. and the Kid went down fof the
count. but came back 90 his feet tof
a futile swing on two. Tho Kid WAS ne
match for Patsy aud on repetition !
of the right punch. was down tor the +
count this time 10 take the fun ten,
Joe IliVers and lack carson put on i
the hest preliminary mill ~ six ronnds :
Rivers forced tho fighting lloariN all
the time bur Jack was taerr IN the
sluggine tests. which sd fwed up in one
or two rounds carson WIS doing too
much heau covering to grud his OPP i
p"n"nt Wien the openings did com"
ana iuld unly rrt,li3te with wild air
tonning rushes, Nearly every round
seemed To he Joe's. and the fight fans
from gallery to ,inssde Mere with the I
referee when h. gave the hand Ia RiN-
ere
fem, Carson and Patrick strong
We're to close the prelims IN ten .
round bout Tut the .hisks hoy could
not live NJ Co his name. someone said
that the stomach Development OF Pai ;
would hnNe done credit 20 that demon
Of classic lloston known ais the Tar
Iiahy, sum I.ani ford. iie that az Il
may. weight and all, strong could not
resist the stiff unpcrcut that lcsuls Ia ;
the fighters dream and when the +
counting reached ten Patrick NAH 1ill /
on the canvas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
CURRENT TURNED ON
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
ORNAMENTAL SYSTEM

The University Heights. recently
opened residence addition, was lighted
lass night. To do this the electric COM
pany had L. make Il record. IL took
JUST thre, ANA ane-half days To sci up
the ornamental poles, string the wires.
pet In Tire globes and turn on the cur
rent.
Tho illumination of the University
heights az this time added another to
the list Of show placeS The lighting
= expected To draw many automobile
parties 10 the heights.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
CONSP TRAITOR WHO
WAS CAUGHT HERE
ADMITS HIS GUILT
James Kehoe, a HeaIthSeeker
Takes Sentence of Three
Years in Refornatory forI
Plot to XIII,
AN ACCURATE DESCRIPTION

/ The day that James kehoe. who was
larrestcd here by a deputy sheriff at
the direction Of Iowa authorities ar
rived in Sioux City, Ia. he pleaded
guilty To conspirine with his brother
in-law, Charles NJ Ford. to Kill. Ke-
hoe came here as a healthseeker He
was turned over To a Sioux city 20.
liceman.
The Sioux City journal tells of Ke-
hoes plea.
one Of the biggest Victories for
Stale Ascent Rock and the county att
tornei office. outside of Ford's own
plea Of guilty. was the arrest Of the
Fifth ward politicians hrother-in- law
kehoe and his plea of guilty TO com
spiracv Kehoe was arrested at Albu-
Querque. y NJ. and was returned To
SiouN city on February p hy Police
man W n Keane, On the same daN
kehoe pleaded guilty TO the charge Of
having conspircd with his brother-in-
law To- murder Hun and took "a three
Years sentence In the Auamosu res
formatory."
Ford To Plead Guilty.
The man whom Kehoe and others
planned 10 murder was Robert Hun.
according to an Indictment returned
against him. Ii was at HUNS home
that the gang which robbed the Farm-
crs and Merchants hank II tireenville.
Ia, divided their loot il was said
Ford, Il Sioux City politician. and ke-
noes hrother-in-law was said To De
implicated in the bank robbery.
The newspaper that contained lie
STORY of kehoes plea also carried
the statement that Ford was 10 plead
guilty To murder in the second degree.
He was charged with killing Roy Nor
ley. who was shot 10 death the day
following the bank robbery Morley
was said 10 have been one Of the bank
robbers and it was said also that the
shooting was the result Of quarrel
over division of the loot
Alleged Robbcr Wounded
Another allesed bank robher "Cal-
fOrnia Whitley Brennan. who was
wounded al the time Morley was
killed. turned states evidence His
reason was said To be To get revenge
for the killing OF Morley
Another newspaper from Sioux City.
Of later issue. said that Ford had
pleaded guilty TO murder i'm the second
degree ana had been sentenced toi
serve thirty years in the penitentialy
at Fort Madison.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
GIRLS! TRY Il!
HAVE THICK, WAvY,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Every Particle Of DaOdrufi
Disappears and Hair Stops
Coming Out,
Draw a Moist Cloth Through
!I3ais aud. Double It's Beauty
at Once,

Your hair becomes night Wavy.
fluffy. abundant and appears as soft
iusttoup and beautiful az a Young
mltl's after 'Dunderine halt cleanse
Just try this mnlsten q cloth with a
iutle nandcrinr and cart Gully draw Il
through yout hair taking enc small
strand at a time This will cleanse
n hair ~ dust dir and excessive
aii and Ia iua a few moments Won
have doubled the b,autN Of your hair.
nrsldes beautifying IN, hair at once,
nanderine dissolNrs every particle Of
dapdluii clcan~es, purifiea and tnvg-
crates the scalp. forever stopping
Itching mud failne hair.
liut what Wili please Non most Will
h. after "a few wvelsa use when Nen
will actually sce nov hair fine ana
dawns al first YES hut really now
hah sruwins a. over tho SCALP II
Neu esre for pretty. soft hair and lots
ut ID surelN ect aa-Cent hnttlc NJ
Snewiton's nanderine from any drug
gisl 81 toilet counter and lust try IT,
say year hair isemuig, il, You
wlll say this WAS tbs hest 81 vents 'u
ever apfni
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
KID GEORGE SIGNED
TO MEET HENRY ROSS
IN SILVER CITY RING

silver city. \. n, March s. \ card
consisting vt thirtN-fiNo rounds OF
boxing Is 60 he staged p, otto For
strr promoter at the hlks apcta
house GA the night oi March "a Fred
tkiat George and iicnrA Ross. ot PA
ehlo cole. viii hc the principals 10
tht moin event They are slgnc.l for
ten rounds on the winner i1kc-ali
hasis llie Smoke Jack Johnson. Sill
var civ. and kid Gutierrez Tommy
Atkins. fu't Hazard ANA iwtng VIII
liaiuS Nosnn. are slttrd for t.n-
round hont, Noune sanchez ,ud Ma
Nlgcia wln .eNehange NallopS fef five
ses si0us
Grufe, roVf viii referee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
MOVIES" OF CATTLEMEN
ARE TAKEN BY L.. J. BCRROD

While the cowboys hand played
" Turkey in the straw" Dixie" and
other familiar airs on Central avenue
early yesterday afternoon. /. J Bur
rod. the camera man Of El Paso. made
use Of his machine and copied a
number of views in the business Sec
lion
Mr BurrOd standing in the rear
seat of an auto preceded the band ard
"A large number of the cowmen. dane
ing the Albuquerque glide and
other popular dances which. speVta-
tors say. have not been named Yet
The scene attracted much attention
among the hundreds ii visitors. many
Of them Joining in the merry march.
other scenes in Albuquerque were
taken ny Ali. Burrod The conNen-
tian picture will ~ shown at IA local
theater soon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
EN0S WILL ENTER
MOTORCYCLE RACE

fs'telst gassfsscNnsses "a sosNise goVsNs1i
~tlttt FiN y NJ Alurth silver
iatN s. % hfNr Jack fhes a~ au vu-
tf.nl % ih, sir ats-mli. HotoreNVif
tuAd race the last of MaA. which Will
ist ran fron NiNuHuvrYue Ma Et Pasp
Is Phoenix ami rltufn tu Nhu4uefs
aNv si1 Spflnrers i.i's. Aux AND Mas
lal'fa kue> Is rcsar,leti rs onr 81
the best mntorstie rAevfS in the
state. hatin resfntl, huns SIT. rfe-
erd hetwern ih.s ein and W i.tsa a
dlslancr % $50 mites of fonr boifs
aitd thret mia ptes vita Z fst minute
~snp az Dtmms sn route. tn. nie
farv sill htNs fgtt entrants. 30 IS cx-
ttra aNd cash purses. divided
ihrt vaN~, Nlli teta, e.eee. Eaos Is
urN Tr.'i airing for tn nie event
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
IT'S SURPRISING
That - MANY Albuquerque People
Tail to Recognize kidney Weakness.

Are Won a bad hack victim
Suffer twinFes, headaches. dizzy
spells
Co in bed tired gef up tired
rs surprising how few suspect The
Aidneys
MS surprising how few know what
10 Do
kidney trouble needs kidney treat
ment
Doan- kidney pills are for the Lid
neys only
Have convinced Albuquerque people
~ their merit.
Heres AN Albuquerque case, Albu-
Nuefauc testimony.
kdpey sufferers hereahopls should
fssd IT,
Mrs r y. cole. a19 5. broadway.
Albuquerque. SAWS For some time
one VI our family suffered from pains
r. the hack. az the result ~ kidney
disorders Doan's Kidney Pills gave
relief from the aches and pains aud
drove away the lsmeness over the Kid
news
Price soc. ~ an dealer. Don't
simply ash for kidney remedy get
imau's Kidney Pills~-the SINE that
Mls cole recommends Foster. Mil
hum Co. rrops. buffalo. ~ y.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
WESTON MISSES EASY
COMBINATION. LEAVING
SET-UP FOR RALPH

Chicago. March SIN brilliant eN-
hihition. Ia Ralph. " Trenton. y. J.,
piled up f. score of loN tu Charles
Wostons d.. TN the pocket hilliard
championship meet to-day. safety
play kept the count down in the early
part OF the match. hut In miesing an
easy combination in The tenth inning,
the Chicagoan loft set-up Tor Ralph
ON which ne ran 20. The best ran Of
Tho garle The mulch lastcd twenty
nnv mnmgs
la contest as remarkable for the
number At scratches az Tor any other
feature FRANK rshorski. ef Sehenesta-
d. Won from ] l. Chapman. of che
case ~ Go SO n f0rty.slN lnnuss
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
Kh0CKD0WN SCORED
By BENNY LEONARD
OVER JOHNNY DUNDEE

New Work March So Benny Leon
ard outfoueht johnny Dundee In "a
tcn-loNnd bout here tonight thus be-
conins eligible for "a match With
Freddie Welsh for the lightweight
championships DUNDEE, took the hon
ors in tbs first and third rounds bWt
after that Leonard had 1t virtually MS
own way In the eighth round he
sent e rlsht hook Ia Dundees jaw
ana scored "a knockdewn. Dundee was
on his teet again Ia moment how
ever Leonard weighed l7li 3 and
naHres ie9 pounds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09

T'T7I - NRI'FNfWW3F' u " TWT FNI9 fNls0n
mai mnrh OF The distress such IS morning
Sickness ) avui,icd Al pfpSnertf,c f,thr,s
should scr 10 II that The etntetant mother
= provided with tetlle % 'Ns,hcrs
ifead
The directions are slmnlc Get 4 a any
slfpF sirfe. u il spphed hv tee csn,. tsrl
sooiher herself i nvnetfatcs .lceply ana n.
fef,,r QuidA and splendid relief 20 masf
gratifying ranncT aud rcaots ph,sieal
iSiitfmehi 10 the nervous disposition u the
iAhs. Dout fail 10 Krl : tottic az Aia,her'.
ffitta teias and then write Bfadnela Res
Viatnf Co. tis Lamar Bidgs Atlanta. "a
faf e pretty little tsaok hFlnifu AZ informs
ini fer espcviani motlefs, Il Is delight
a. read IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09

new arrival The Arst
lioaeht sh euid be
Mothers Friend"
This Is an external
remedy genil, applied
over the stomach nn<
eles, II makes them
hfm and plant. they
expand naturally with
oct undue strata. II
removes from the
nerves tlAse inan
eners which arr Re-.
snonsihle for much u
Tie pain Incident TO the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09

TNIffO, Ml1rch s---Thf NnNlin-
'ffesus ct lieW Inns Grvsn a.. went
alto ss.cond place in the caGiy shit
tonight Ia the american HeNlsne rea-
gress vita the scarc at e.ssS \ n,e
third place team showed "a im TIE ps-
der,sche~r ponies with - score q
= SaE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
C,selia 6ricso.

CeceAa years old daughter Of
Nr ana Mrs Emihano Gregg. died
Yesterday afternoon ~ the home uf
the parents al Duranes. Funeral
Seryices Niii he held AZ 1a.se O'Clock
tsiS morning At Fred Crriletts
chanel Borsi viii Ne Ia santa Bar
iiNfs eSmntery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Tn.cral nd NIr,. Naranin.

tpneral services Ter Mr>. JoSefita
Nart8ao viii Re held at 90 O'Clock
this afternoon at fred Crnllott's
chap.l Burial VIII be ia Santa Bar
hara cemetery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09

Of Houston, Texas, says:
IF you Lave a muddy complexion
and dull eyes, you are constipated. Six
glasses Of water daily and one or two
Rexall Orderlies at night will correct
this condition and make you fit as a
fiddle Rexall Orderlies, in my opinion,
are the best laxative to be had. and can
be taken by men, women or children
We have the exclusive selling rights
for this great laxative.
BUTTS. INC, DRUGGISTS
The TszaG store
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
DISTRICT SYSTEM
Of INSPECTION IS
GIVEN APPROVAL
State Cattle Sanitary Board.
Adopts Committees Recon-
mendations Inspectors to.
Have Police Commissions,

The adoption Of the advisory com
mittces recommendation "a the cat
he sanitary board Yesterday provides
for q different system OF inspection
than the method now In force In
spectors Will cover the state by dis
iricts. Besides carrying commissions
from the cattle board. the inspectors
also viii have commissions as mount
ed police
The state will be divided into seven
sections, tho divisions following geo.
graphical lines. Bernaillo county will
be- one of the districts with one in
spector assigned To it, In the corps
there will be thirteen men, twelve in
spcctors and a supervisor. Secretary
LinNood says the corps will be orean-
i2ed al once and the assignments an
nounced soon
Resolutions OH Captain Jack.
In respect to Captain Jack, the
board passed the following resolution
Whereas, 1t mas pleased an all-wise
Providence 10 call from our midst by
death William II. Jack. for great
many years Identified with the live
stock Industry Of our state, and also
for many years an active member OF
this board; and
Whereas. during his long service
as member of this body his time I
and labors were given painstakingly. |
and without stint 10 the I
service of the cattle industry ana the +
state and.
Whereas. there exists among the I
members of this lody u strong, ceiling /
Of the loss suffered through me death \
IF our associate.
Now, Therefore. be it resolved.
That tie New Nexico cattle sanitary
board IN session assembled. expresses.
insofar az words may do so. our sor-
row g, the death of William IL. Jack.
appreciation for his services to this or
sanization. to the livestock industry
md to his state and be it further
Resolved. that copy of this state
ment be spread upon the records Of
lie New Mexico cattle sanitary board
hat copy he handed to the widow of
William H. Jack and that the New !,
Mexico newspapers be asked to publish
hese resolutions. (Signed,J
JOHN H. HICKS. =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
MARRY A. MARTIN. =
Qnnrantinc Modified.

The board modified quarantine reg
uations To permit the shipment Of
cattle from states east of the Missis-
sippi, which are not under federal
quarantine because of the foot-and
month hiSeasn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09

~, fuHHlea and most timely Key
stone comedy yet produced Is che great
verdict given The submarine ri-
mlc rcauring sid Chaplin which is
the attraction 40 IN, Pssiime theatef
today ana tomorrow II IS In four
reels has hocu accorded the biggest
mugh-makci yot produced. II ran four
solid weeks al the kniekerbocAoi thea
ter in New York civ and has been
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09
A Little Blossom ,
To Delight the Home

when II Is known that ia the near
fuiure the home l. To be blessed with =
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-09

~ said Sd had put ono over ~ hin
lin this comedy so You know il must
4 be lnod
Mary liolnnd ANA Frank Mills wil be
IHcen IN a strong society drama pro-
iduecd lay Tom lncc. entitled. THE
Edge OF the Abyss
This Il The biggest and best show to
be- found In the city, $50 II you want
good interesting pictures. attend the
iasline ana sec this big program
mime reels in all
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-09-16

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