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New Britain herald., 1916-09-14
PUILAR
 & NVEN
CHy Hens

A marriage license was issued today to Raymond David Smith of 152 High street and Miss Alice F. Creigh of 46S South Main street.
 Paul Montville, who has previously made application to the county con1- missioners for a liquor license at the corner of Spring and Winter street and was rejected is contemplating an- other petition. t.- ..-..
 A literary class is being formed among the members of the sodality of St. Mary's church. Editor John Jay Daly of the Herald and Miss Mar guerite Seltzer will be the instructors.
 Miss Ellen J. Church has sold land N on Grand street to Charles and Harry Goldberg.
 The girls class of the Turner so- ciety will meet this evening for gym nasium work. A number of the mem bers are planning attending the turn day exercises in Holyoke, Mass, next month. The annual clambake of the Ken ilworth club will be held at Wiegand's Grove, Saturday, September 23.
 A whist party was held by the Holy Family Circle of St. Mary's church this afternoon
 Robert Harlowe of 52 Dwight street was admitted to the local hospital yesterday.
 Thomas Cabelus of Stanley street, graduate of the High school in the class of 1916, has decided to enter Muhlenberg Preparatory School in AL lentown, Pa.
 MoN NI1 ma with pneumonia.
 : Through Lawyer A. A. Greenberg David Garston yesterday brought suit against J. J. Donahue for $500. Con- stable Fred Wrinkle served the papers, returnable before the city court on the fourth Monday of September.
 The claims committee of the conn., mon council will meet this evening and will give hearing to Arthilla Tal- bolt who sustained injuries by falling , on a sidewalk on Stanley street last winter.
 from Building Inspector Rutherford to erect a two-family house on Con- necticut avenue for the Title Realty and Development company.
 Notice of the transfer of property on Hunter Road by the Pennington River Power company to the Stanley , Works was filed in the town clerk s office this afternoon.
 The following bills were approved at the meeting of the finance commit tee last evening: Street department $3,804.63; street sprink1ing, s1,765.42; street improvement, $2,276.89; per :nanent pavement, s12,572.21; sub- \ way, $7,991.74; sewer maintenance, A $102.03; sewer construction, s348.24 incidentals, $60S.54; dogs, $S4; City hall commission, $236.34; board of public safety, $358.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14

Ii a. m. and 1 p. m, strength tests for cattle.
 D. m. release of Hartford hom1ng pigeons. Cattle walking race and peg races.
 3 D. m horse racing, 2:15 pace, purse $4OO; 2:28 trot purse $500.
 Free attractions all afternoon, in- cluding Columbia Park Boys Club band; savages, fancy ropers and tar get shooters; Montrose troup of aero bats and balancers; Professor Cats, balloonist, Oliver the high diver and Madame Vallecite and her trained leopards.
 Canning demonstration in agricul- turaI college tent.
 Evening, vaudeville and fireworks.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14
PUBLIC WORKS HEARINGS.

The board of public work will hold a meeting next Tuesday evening and will give hearings on the following matters: For the change in the building line on the east side of Summer street from East Main to Winter street, the laying of a sewer in Connecticut avenue east of Mar ket street; establishing building and veranda lines on Cedar street; sprink ling of Cliff street from Chestnut to Park street, and sprinkling of Park street from Fairview to Cliff street.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14
Events Tonight
Berlin fair, Berlin trotting park

" N0'Ai' D0hlAh IfoCtlng park. 1 High class photo drama, Fox's the ter.
 Vaudeville and moving pictur, keeney's theater.
 Washington Camp, P. O. S. of meets in C.. A. R. hall.
 Martha chapter, o E. S., me, in Masonic Hall.
 Luther League Swedish Luther church roll call.
 New Britain Turner society meets Turner hall.
 Lexington lodge, I. O. o. F., me. in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall.
 Landers Camp. M. w. A.. meets 34 Church street.
 Emmett club meets at s21 Ma street.
 Sir Francis Drake lodge, s. of St. meets at 59 Arch street.
 Court Friendly, F. of A.. meets 321 F Main street,
 Journeyman Barbers meet at Church street.
 New Britain Aerie. F. O F. rae in Eagles hall. T. @ 'Wetnti lntnCf. atGci shrd shrd
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14
Boston Store
OUR HOSIERY
 DEPARTMENT

ndS SOmeCnlng OI Interest lOI
 you this week. It is a fine Ribbed Cotton Hose, in black and white, sizes 6 to 0Iz,
 AT 79c A PAIR Regular value is 25c. ; The New Sweaters are here , for Children, S1.0O to S3.5O. For Ladies, S2.25 to $7.O0. In all the: wanted colors. WAISTS and MODES A number of new Fall De- 7esigns have just arrived, at
 9Sc Each. NEW COUCH THROWS pretty designs, 56x8O inches,
 At $50 Each.
 INDIAN BLANKETS n Very desirable for College use, 66x8O inches,
 $3.5O Each.
 FOR THE BABIES New Cape and Hood Gar ments, embroidered cashmere and Bedford Cord,
 $2.50 to $500. New Caps and Bonnets, 25c to 59c. Mccall Patterns.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14
HERE'S A NEW ONE i.
Usual Claim of Assault Is Varied Wi
 Charge of Being Bitten.

The police received a new one tod. in the form of 8 complaint made Mrs. Mary Morelli of 175 North stre against Albert Juzefiak of 167 Nor street. Usual complaints of this so state that the complainant was eith, kicked or punched by the accused, bl Mrs. Morelli went further and d, clared that she was bitten by h, neighbor.
 The police investigated and four that the two families have had troub over their children and yesterda when Mrs. Morelli forced her way in Juzefiak's house to make her con plaint, he forcibly ejected her. The was no evidence of biting.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14
ARRANGE FOR WHIST.

Arrangements ave been completed by the social committee of the new Catholic parish in the eastern part of the city, for a whist party to be held Friday evening, September 22, at the home of one of the parishioners on East street. The committee reports meeting with excellent success to date with the sale of tickets
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14
Tomorrow Hartford Day.

Tomorrow, the fifth day of the fair, will be known as Hartford day and the program is announced as follows:
 g a. m. gates open.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14
QUARANTINE IS REMOVED.

Miss Johnson, who is in charge of the board of health during the ab- sence of Superintendent Reeks, today removed the quarantine that was placed on the house in the rear of 39 Franklin street on account of infan- tile paralysis. The father of the af- fected patient will be given permis- sion to re-enter his home tomorrow and also to go to his employment at once.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14
PERSONALS

pr. William Flannery of Brooklyn, N. Y., is visiting relatives on Whiting street.
 Judge F. B. Hungerfords family will return next week from Highland Lake where they spent the summer. The families of William Feinemann, Mrs Gertrude Bruemmer and Richard Schaefer have returned from East River.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14
CRAZY MAN ARRESTED.
Police Aroused to Activity By CT
 Of Help! Murder!! PoIice!!!

or Help! Murder!! POIfce!!g
 At o'clock this morning Office Patrick Quirk and Patrick Howle patrolling the beat in the vicinity Lafayette street, were aroused froi their poetical reflections on the wal ing moon by cries of help! murder police!! The commotion came frol 131 Lafayette street where they foun Victor Molofski evidently Tn th throes Of insanity. He was taken the police station for safe Keeping.
 Molofski has been sick recently an his mind seems to have been afrectee He suffers from the delusion that tn man with whom he boards has de signs on his life and is trying to pois on him.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-14

The street department today com menced the work of oiling Rockwell avenue, Bassett and Curtis streets. The olhng or Fairview and Laurel streets was completed yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
Nearly a Million Dollars
Worth of Improvements to
be Made on N. M. Division

Expenditure Ton improvements uu
IN, Nv Mexico division II IA, A.. z
\ : 4 railroad this veal Win total
$500 uuu, 1',uIdlug To 4 l.. Meyers
division superintendent At Las VEGAS.
who u IN santa Fc today. says N%cstoi-
DAYS Santa ", Sew MrNicdu The
work Of douhIo-trt,hiug tho three
miles ot th, division hotNrcu Nlhu-
Vu,ruu, and HAHN the pt-t station
north has lust been started and viii
cost Sila.unU Tho new -rtdr VIII
nave tu he uuilt tot the sroat"r par
81 the distance and Hu-puuud steel
viii he laid The rcuuIluetiug uf -
mtl"- of IA, division this side ui La
JUuta. colo. a. IN progress and work
l- starting IN a e. fr.isht station
at Hatuu. which viii cost S2u.uou
IN, station viii n, of hrick. two stur
ies high important additions Geo the
stock, irds at Las Vegas are urHrluL
completion and new ~~iockNard~ ere
being built ~ TIE PARK other inn
pruN-m"nt~ have bee authorized aud
still others are IA contemplation
The revenue showing ut the santa
Pc railroad tor the present fiscal ycti
ending June 80. H. expected To- break
al records
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
Alleged Deserter from the
Roswell Battery Is Caught;
Foui Others Still Missing

pusw,ll y M. juno IA mat
named Thompson. accused 90 being a
dcscrtcr FROM the Roswell battery "i
the national guard ht- l""n arpr".
h"udcd of san Angelo. Tex Fuui 9th
'Ts -till ate at large
Thompson formerly was am lU.
-trICtur ~ the military institute iio
assisted the medical examiner at 'u-
lumhus The other missing men arr,
FRANK uundy who was formerly WIN
IN electrical tim IN this city chester
\ Harmed. scott and kiug
The I'VE lett camp at columbus at
different times and II ~ ~uppu-"u
the, Went .u different directions. \
sharp luukuut is being kept for In,
missing men ana n captured thoy WI
he returned tu columbus tor court
martial
Tho penalty for drs"Ttiuu from tho
national guard is I've years 100 % fed.
cral prison and q d~i.huuuytHl. die.
charge from the guard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15

the physical examination conducted
10y thc federal nuthurttI,-
Miss Goldic Ecdforu of Roswell
was injured seriously % few dan. ago
when the horse she was r.dlup ram
away.
Tho disastrous ri, uu M, GAIA for
est. which began last week has ncou
brought under control after burning
over several thousand lctc- OF tim
Der.
The Merchants bank Of Gallup ha
commenced business
Lieutenant Ralph Baker Of The ma
lloual guard va- stricken bliui sup
poscdlN as th. result uf au old IN
jury. while uu q vdiu on hl- Wa 'u
an aviation sch,,l 80 san Diego
a. T. pucNcit. "a preacher IA cha
county. has been bound owe 100
the sum of $4,000 for Al alleged At
tempt To- commit a %stttutors urou-'
against MIR MARY Booth -aid 20 bo
Ia distant r'lutINc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
Todav's Live New Mexico News
Another Obstacle Removed
from Las Vegas Project

Eu., LIS Vegas y IT.. Jun, o.
Another obstacle. probably the hast
IN IA, WAY 81 success tuu Do lat-
Nrgur irrigation project wa> removed
yo.tcrdaN when dismi-stl- Of Appeals
from decisions of th, district court.
r.latins To- water rights uu the pro.
Joct. wcr Med 10y judge ~ Lcthy
or \ \ Jones. Wbo siEu'd to-" die
mi-saIs several wears tEu, with th,
undorst, ndiug they were tu be- filed
when deeds for lands ON IN" project,
given the Cumneld Development COM
pHuN. were recovered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
Ration Burglars Return All
Goods Taken from Tomllnson
Home Last Wednesday Night

Thr thi"Nr- VIM entered M. Tom-
uuson HON, uu south ~r,und street
one night last wcct paid b. another
.sit last Etsht between the hour OF
= and 10 Out their visit this time
va- 81 10 Inherent nature, As they
brought bach wrapped up IN q neat
bundle ever, item ~ booty taken h}
them un the occasion 81 thor visit 100
IA, home la.' week The TumIiu-
sons Ncro spending ne evening a.
the johnson home uu Thlrd street
and were surprised upon their AT
rival hom. 60 nud The doom standing
upcu and the bundle Wing 30 the
table
Police pmDcrs Turner iui Floyd
Wsr, immediate, summoned uHd
Ihcy arrived within a few moments
takiug possession ui The cloth in
! which ru, articles were wrapped aud
which VIII prov, 90 strong clue fot the
ufh,,r. tu norh uu Tn, officer. above
named have been doing considerable
gum shoe Nurt uu This oae' and
their effort nas, brought them CLOSE
To- the ga4- that rh, batter prr-uu.
| Iug thai shuuIu fh, siu,,u .'un be-
returned the prosecution would ne
dropped decided 'n nrlul # 'hgA
Hut the move last pn' ouly toni-
90 maxi" IA, officers no, more ACTIVE,
and they VIII have their mru within
q short umt Tho Idcri.'t uf The
parties I- not d m}-i'rE iu 'n' nf.-
Gers bat positive proof ut 'htE VOTE
stin lacking cNldcu,, Geo Dun.l'
uo' yet heius strong ruough nu' In'
yiucs obtained last night wll NJ
doubt land the guilty ones. Tho NNi.
c"r, have been ~-ystemati,alls shdd.
wing several local characters for th.
past Wcck ana az confident that they
have q correct ilu. up un the thl,y's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
Added Indication That the
President Will Visi: City
Sometime During Autumn

Cd p,-p y VI J.ur &c., dl"d
Indication thai President Nilsson Viii
visit IA, southwest this fan tu attend
"a, upcuinE eft the Elephant butte
pruir,t and Zoo deliver adIrcsac- here
tud u Nlhuuu"ruu" y NJ t~ gwen
Cog a'lrtt,r from \ \ lou"e received
r-trrdas hN HIuDurd T. hlrgo-s 81
this ,tIN Geo IA, effect that 10 nothing
Urturos''u aris"- the president VII 'c
90 Elephant Butte October -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
Wells Fargo Official Says
Company Will Lower Tariff

santa Fc y ~ Iuuc o. y Is
lockwood rain, manager Of th'
N,.I.- Fargo Expire COMPANY. SOS.
trrdtt promised t Iuw,r tariff 100 long.
haul classes. including fruits and veg
rturI.-. when b. csr'. ted tu be- o|
material aid To- the ro,ut valley %
.r,rt hing the state market.
M Lockwood wa- un hI- way from
,h, east a. his hondluprr"r. 10 SAT-
~tfHUII-.u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
Las Crucans Join Ell PasO
People in Wanting to Name
Big Lake for the President

La cruces. y. N. June o. Mem
nors ct th, Elephant Butte Water
I sets a,soDiJtluu have voted To- Joan
the T., Itsu Water Users association
IA u memorial asking that the blk lake
~ Elephant Butte he named FOR thc
president
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15

lint much u' TIE distress such ~ morning
: .csncss 8 avoided. Al prospective father,
th"uld see 10 u HAT the Appellant mother
b provided with a bottle OF Mother,
/ 'icnd."
The directions are simple. &c, I, a any
rug store. II b. applied by thu cxpSi,nt
other herself n pcuc'fatcs deeply and AZ.
ms quick and splendid relief In a most
fratifling manner and reflects a physical
i,ticrmcnl To N. nervous disposition ~ IN.
lnhy. Don't fail Ia get u bottle ~ Mother.
Iricnn to-day and then write Bradneld Reg
u.atur Go, as Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, ia,
~ q pretty little hook brimful Of informa
h. read L..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
Sues to Recover Alleged
0vercharge Oh Coke Freight

santa Re. y NJ. june 10 Tue
santa tc Guld n copper CO. has nlcd
suit 'ur t2,oie 30 INST ia" santa
~, Eu,ky Mountain and New Mexico
central railway tn, sum repre-,
SCENTS al, difference" between 81 20 %
tom chargr' ~ freight uu cooke n
the alleged ,"rr.,t rate uf s. go, on
shipments iu 1919 aud lHl"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15

new arrival The nrst
thought sh be
Mothers Fricnd"
This " an external
remedy gently applied
over the stomach mus-
clcs. II makes them
iirm and plant. they
expand naturally With
out undue strain. II
removes fro tho
nerves those inhu.
cnccs which are re-
sponsihlc for much IL
ulc pain Incident Ia thu
" l. " "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15

! New Mexico News Notes !


Ih,r, .r mot "a vacant nous, let
u NlnmuSogdu aud arrangements are
being made tu provide a,yummuda-
tlous Tot luu mote familc- expected
90 move lD NuIust !. when IN, save
miI,a fhoI, ar, rc-opcucJ.
DluudCruit business men have gwen
a 'hautIuuuu project such hiCklus
that u lr uu. assured OF success and
VII o, uc'u july lS-l.
state superintendent IF Public In
ayportiuucd Sli.3ss.5O amuu4 the
dlncr,ut county school FUNDS. uu a
basis Of 90 cents for each person ot
-vhuoi age The appurttunmeut tot
lows.
Bornuiillp. &c. l62. Sio6iSu, cha
yes. h.Noa g. seize. ColtaN. o,it1.
- 900 500. tuIrN. 2b21 81 OJU.No,
bona Nut. .t',, S4,3l6NO. Eddy
3.G43. Sl.i,, 20. Grant, G.35l. $3.50.
90 GutlJlup, $3.50, sl.5iU, Lincoln,
..J,l. s. ut" 90. Luna. . i3t, ta1i 80.
' VI, ,u,... i,a, tGri 50, Iora t,alG.
81 500 60 pt,tu. 2,1i3. Sl,u,o SO;
quay "tit N.a3H,2o. RIO Arriba.
. 900. A-.''- ~. h""s'N'H' -N'i' VI
'ltN 30. san Jlau OBS. sN3s2V, san
Miguel ''"" N"'l>l-u' Sd"d"Nh''
l'l- st'i" SANTA re b.'l' "
rs go Sierra i'5" N'l''o %
.s.Io4. s. otu So Taos ,.3.3. $t,7ss-
go. Torrance -'"s, sPo'n"' lhl"n.
ago. 8 llo" 10" Valencia d'n', ~
i'""'.
-
SECOND degree murder In Taos cuunty
u Ni,y. lpiI cytcrday wa granted
a conditional pardon by the governor.
the tw"nty--i>ih victim of AN ac,i-
dental shouting this year llrownoll
who a.. camping near SILVER 'it,
shot himscli 900 h thtgh with a small
revolver u few days ago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15

dyspepsia rs America cure To
restore digestion normal weight.
good notlth aud puriil the hloui, us"
Elrdu,t Blood Bittcr- sold az al
drug -'urr- Fric, 81 uu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
Governor Names Four State
Tax Authorities to Attend
National Tax Association

Santa Fc y VI Jun, Ia Tn, gov
"ruur Yesterday appointed Howell
Earnest and J " Poe, secretary ana
president ut IN" state tax ,uiutul-siou
aud n i ntgcrmau and \ T. james,
president iud director 81 hc state
Taxpayer. association, representa-
ttNp- cot Ncv Mexico 80 the meeting
Of the National TaN association To- hc
held 90 indianapolis August - 10 81.
M james has left amt T." tor los
T.uuis where he vii discuss with the
superintendent uf ~,huoi~ and the
chairman uf the commissioners IN.
-tur k-Wpouich the matter uf sur
cN~ ct the ,nunty's educational sN-'
tenn aud the county financial system
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15

The uame-Dudus inspires CONT
lcucr- Dohu's Kidney pms for KID
ne, H.. Dodu~ ointment for skin
itching punu's Regulcts Tor "a mild
laxative Sold at all drug stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15

Phone 3. Red Barn. ail West Cop
per, for first class livery. W. l..
Trimble a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
A Little BIossem|
To Delight The nome

When Il Is Known that In the near
tuturc tho home Is To be- blessed with ,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15

Looking for a iob9 Try 4
Herald Want Ad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-14
BUILD MESS HOUSE
FOR MEN ON BORDER
District MiIitiamen to Abandon
Method Of "Eating While
Seated on Ground"

BISBEE. Ariz.. Aug. A-The troops Of
the District militia hero are Watching
the construction of new mess house.
which In nearly completed. and within
a few days will abandon tho outdoor
practice OF .'eating while you sit on the
ground" The prospect Of a real mess
house furnishes one Of the chief items
Of camp gossip here.
Whatever the weather may be back
home. the past week here has been hot
and 'mugsy." Both officers and men
have felt the effect OF the heat. al
though there have been no prostrations.
A thunder storm. which arrives almost
every afternoon about 8 o'clock. brings
some relief.
invited to an officers banquet a few
nights ago. The long banquet table
was set in the open. As no Japanese
lanterns could be obtained. the ordi-
nary lanters. like one sees about.
the scene was picturesque neverthe-
less. The field hospital quartet fur
nished music.
two Jobs. He 10 getting a dollar a
pair for turningi out horseshoes. and
Is cleaning up"i In q financial way.
Horses for the field hospital corps
reached camp that tn. ghost viii
The Western Union Is furnishing
walk" Tuesday. the 18th. and the en-
the camp box scores OF the American
and National League baseball games.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-14
Forces Start on Way to Full
War Strength Basis, Re.
oruiting Office Reports.
new RUSH TO ENLIST
No Arrangements Yet Made for
Enlistment Stations When
Troops Leave.

The organised militia Of the District
OF Columbia Ia now over minimum
war strength, according to Lieut.. L.
H. - .1o 2! In charge OF the recruit
The total number OF men needed
YESTERDAY to MI the complement OF
81 organised militia Of the District OF
Columbia was two.
ny 10 o'clock this morning four mon
nad enlisted. aud so there were two
men over the minimum required BY
army regulations, and the forces are
basis. s'h
After. a dull and rainy Sunday, the
Iecruiting stations began to see men
urIt IN and apply in n more rapid
rate than heretofore. Lieutenant
Johnston. in charge OF the Ninth
street. recruiting Office, was much
pehseo by. the newly inaugurated
rush to enlist.
he was even more pleased when he
round that the minimum was not Sc
cured. and everv man additional Sc
cured would go to Ill the Third Repi-
ineht' the battery. and the supply COM
psny TO their full war strength.
NO orders have as vet been received
py Lieutenant Johnston designatin the
party Of one officer and three men 10
remain In the city to keep up the work
OF recruiting when the other units have
gone to the border.
lie expects TO get them in the next
rev days. and Is confident that the
troops Will entrain and leave for the
latest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-14
Rich Indian Maid
Halted at Mem York
Ellis Island Men Hold Dainty
Maid From Mexico Who Seeks
Education Here.

NEW YORK. Aug. 14-Asuiiina
Marines. raven-haired. goldsn-skinned
and dusky-eyed. Is not favorably i'm
pressed with '.pale-face" hospitality.
That mildly expresses tho outraged
Seeaings Of the little Indian maid on
being detained at Ellis Island when she
arrived on the Ward liner Moro Cas-
tie from Mexico.
Many moons travel-from Pueblo
pity, In the state Of Pueblo. In old
Asxlco-has Aguilina come In Pue-
bio City, where she has passed her
whole Life. her father u wealthy NOR
chant
Hs wanted his daughter to learn
Nmerlcan ways. 20 he sent her to enter
Tfhs Franciscan Mission Of Mary. on
Gast Forty-hfth street. where she will
Stpdy-when tho authorities relent.
The oopper-colored maiden IL we'll SUP
piled with money. The only bar to her
Entrance was an injury to her hand,
fecetved when she was q baby. It was
IT nrst thought she might become
bublic charge because OF her injury,
% the surgeons Of the United States
Public Health Service ordered her held.
Aguilina 10 eager to enter here and
meet American girls. But the stern
pfficials have almost made her wish to
be back among her friends in Pueblo
City, In the state Of Pueblo. in Old
Mexico.