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The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Vacation Folder Issued.

The approach OF the summer season
brings thoughts Of the vacation. Those
contemplating a trip TO seashore or the
mountains will be interested in an Ilus-
trated folder. just issued by the Pennryl-
vanis Railroad Company. entitled ''Forty
Beaches OF New Jersey Highland and
Water Resorts" This folder gives a de-
tailed description Of the resorts along the
coast OF New Jersey from Cape May 20
Long Beach with a complete list OF hotels
at each resort. II also contains descrtp-
tive matter OF seashore resorts In Della
ware, Maryland and Virginia and OF al
the resorts on beautiful Long Island. and
at Chautauqua Lake. Mount GretnA Bed
ford, EdensburE, the Upper Delaware
Valley and the Pocono Mountains. This
folder can be had for the asking Of all
agents Of the railroad
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Casualty Appropriations Doomed

That no appropriations for Casualty
Hospital can be expected from Congress
was the sense of a report submitted to
the charities committee of the Chamber
of Commerce Thursday by a subcommit-
tee. The latter body, composed of Louis
Gutenberg. chairman; Byron S. Adams
and Frank J. Wagner. told Chairman W.
T. Galliher, of the general committee.
that the Board of Charities is against
recommending appropriations for private
institutions
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. May ls.-LIvE PoULTRY-Chicksns.
old hens. 4 lbs and over. ID. ls; do. old hens
smaller Tb 70; rooster. ID. oau; do. sprtnges.
II lbs per h.. 3 do. spdngsrs. N lbs. g; do.
springcrs l lb and under 81 do rough, stacy
springers per h. I9: ducks, Muscovy lbs, Il;
DO. white Pekins, per h.. l6: do. puddle, lbs
and over per ID l5 Indian Runners per lb., Is;
pigeons per pair. 25a3O; guinea fowl. II lbs and
over 70; do, smaller 55a6o
BUTTER-C5eamery. fancy. ID. 014aa choice.
b., gp5; god. n; Prints JH4 blocks, Sag;
Maryland and Penns lTania rolls a24; store packed
"a; dairy prints. 22sZ3; process butter Ea1
EGGS-Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA and Western
fTsts, 2l4 West Virginia. NJ; Southern, a1lE.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
LAFAYETTE Lodge Dimes.

Lafayette Lodge. No. 19. F. A. A. NJ,
held its annual social evening and din
ner" in the crystal room of the New
Ebbit Hotel Thursday night. More than
$50 Masons of Washington attended c.
E. Matthews was toastmaste The
principal speakers were H. A. William
son, worshipful master. Potomac Lodge,
No. 8; c. E. Dunkum, past master; Roe
Fulkerson. w. ]. Barrows, Ely Swaveley
and w. w. Jerome. Ely Swaveley, di-
rector of Lafayette Lodge, was chairman
of the committee on arrangements
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. May le.-Arpearances indicate that the
weak wheat longs are about all out Of their grain
Liquidation was a pronounced failure again today.
one house alone dispOSing Of 100000 bushels OF
long wheat and several times that amount sold
by scattered houses and those who put out short
lines.
There we're some reactions from the bottom levels,
but the close {. to l%c below that Of Thursday.
The buying during the last half hour was led by
shorts who believe that following the sharp de
clipes this week steadieT feeling is probable.
The speculative world continued to sell wheat
dmany on the large reserve and the lack Of demand
for the cash article.
1t is expected there will be considerable corn re
Planted. Cash sales were 5000 bushels.
Oats were 4 to &c lower. and there was little
reaction from the bottom prices
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
COTTON MARKETS.

New York May la-Under the influence Of naui-
datou ot long stuff ths cotton market was easy to
day the lowest levels being established in the last
hour notwithstanding the fact that on that period
there wAs heavy purchasing Of July and December
bJ one Wall street house. Last prices showed
net decline Of To Il potntA
Covering rallied prices At times. AdTices regard
ing the SPOT article were conhicting a smaller do
mAnd and an easier basis being reported in some
quarters while from 9 number Of Central and
Southwestern points the inquiry was said to be
fairly active
Spot At Liverpool IN good demand At an ad-
nance Of points, % the basis Of s.74d for mid
upland Futures in the English market were barely
steady At . net advance Of y point TO a decline Of
n podntA Spot here quiet and 5 points lower
At nSr There were no sAleA
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Rise in Carrier, Likely.

Carriers in the New York list are
held to be still relatively cheap (, ON
an earning viewpoint, and are expect
ed to go higher by professional trad
ers. New York Central, Baltimore
and Ohio. and St. Paul are among
those expected to go up with the rails
market. st. Paul earnings for the
past nine months are at the rate of 9
per cent; Baltimore and Ohio shows
S25 per cent, and Chicago and
Northwestern ~ per cent.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia. May s-WHEAT-The market ruled
weak and 2 cents lower. due to easier Western sd-
vices and slow demand. We quote lots, in
export elevator: No 2 red spot and May, lisa
LIS; No Southern red, LlSsl.16; steamer, No. .
red. l.l2all5; No. red. l.l2al.l5; rejected A.
l O9i4a1 lgIs; rejected B. lOsal.n.
CORN-The market ruled steady under moderate
offerings, but trade was quiet. We quote: Car
lots for local trade as to location-No. 2 yellow
SASSY; steamer yellow. S1l5as214; No. 3 yellow.
7eaSO: No. yellow. 76a77; cob corn. per 70 lbs s.
OATS-There was little trading and the market
was unchanged. Offerings were ample. We quote
No. white, 5lha52: standard white, 5Ia5lh; No.
3 white sea5o; No white 471ia4Sl4; sample oats
i2HaIiI4; purified oats, graded, E9a5pS.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
HEAVY TRADING
ON WALL Street
Violent Price Jumps Feature
Biggest Volume of Trans
fers Since October.
DUMPING CUTS FIGURES
lndustrials Under Pressure with Read
ing Leading Advance Of Railroad
Shares-Close Irregular.

New York. May 1s.-Dealings in stocks
today attained the largest aggregate
since the end Of last October. Transac-
tons expanded to about one million and
a quarter shares in a somewhat con-
fused session, with violent price fiuctua-
tions.,
Realizing sales were Enthusiastically
heavy and in conjunction with operations
for the short account sufhced to make
prices set back in all directions. Yet at
the close net changes were irregular in
stead Of being uniformly reactionary.
Throughout the day, moreover, the list
gave a persistent indication Of under
lying strength even in quarters which
were subjected not only to trading pres
sure but suffered from an avowed degree
TO speculative disfavor.
Reading once more contributed more
than fifth of the total of the days busi-
ness and was again the central feature
OF advance. while foreign liquidation af-
fected the railroad list.
-IndustriaIs Under Pressure.
Most Of the Industrial department was
under CONTINUOUS selling pressure and pro-
fessional sentiment was so bearish on
the war order descriptions and kindred
shares, while commission house attitudes
did 50 much to encourage a shifting Of
commitments from industrial specialtieS
10 the rails as TO cause wonder that
buyers for these offerings were found.
Yet in most cases stubborn resistance
was displayed after recession had pro-
ceeded at moderate length Wall Street
chatter was all about a peace market d"
but the explanation contains so many
lncongruities and absurdities as to be
pf no great worth as an Interpretation Of
The market aspects OF the last few days.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. May ls.-wHEAT-Lower: inquiry
moderate. No. Northern. I. o. b.. Log, to ar
rive; No 2 red, {. o. b., LII. to arrive; No bard
winter, L2 T. o b.; No. l nlacaroni to arrive IN;
No. | Manitoba. to arrive. L2. Exporters took
900 bushels. chiefly Manitobs
OATS-Weaker; trade is slow Standard 81. No.
white. iss 81; No. white Esa4s4; elevator basis
ungraded, Rila52 Exporters took nothing
CORN-Fim; moderate inqri No > yellow.
al rsil. to arrive, sils. c. 1. ( new No J. kiln
dried, to arrive. sA, c. t. +. Exporters took moth
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore May ls.-WHEAT-Receipts 1881
bushels consisting Of 4T0 bushels Southern and
S4 sE bushels Western; shipments from elevators.
80 Sc bushels: stock in elevators. ll76so6 bushels
The market opened .et and easier, as follows:
Spot Llr1a. nOmir al No. Western, Lli5i'
nominal May, lii. nominal
CORN-Receipts 425l3 bushels, consisting Of 8, ,S5
bushels Western and sEs bushels new Southern
shipments from elevators 1854 bushels; stock IN
elevators 6s0OSs bushels. Sail yellow is Quotable
at siILas5 Der bv1sheL Cob corn quoted at
4 54a5 % Der tan l. The market opened dull Spot
and May, T9I4 nominal.
OATS-Receipts, n 800 bushels; withdrawn from
elevators I9s4Z bushels; stock in elevators. 81 6
bushels. Prices Standard white, 5a5ph
No ? white, s7lia4s; No white. t6s46i.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Plan for Memorial Day.

General orders for the observance of
Memorial Day oy the Woman's Relief
Corps, Department of the Potomac. aux
iliary to the G. A. R., have been issued
through the department president Mrs.
Jennie T. Thomson. Department Com
mapder A. ]. Huntoon has appointed Mrs.
Thomson chairman of the floral commit
tee. The memorial to those who lost
their lives in line of duty while at sea
will be held Sunday. May 2s, at . .. m
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago May ls-Receipts. 1900 head: Ann
bulk 9sOalOO5; light, 95alO10; mixed, e.7oalOlO
heavy e65a.O 20; rough e65ae 80; pigs, 7.50as.55.
CATTTE-Receipts, 100 head; steady; native
beef cattle. sIOalOZ5; stockers and feeders 6ooas
COWS and heifers 4.4Oa9.5O; calves. Sooall.2.
sHEEp-Receipts. 5000 head; steady; wethers
7 7SaloIO; lambs, 9loal2S; springs Il u.OOal35O.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA May I9-BUTTER-The market
ruled firm with demand absorbing the limited offer
ings- Quote: Western fresh. solid packed creamery
fancy specials S3; extra 3laS2: frsts soae0A sec
onds 2sa2s1s: nearby prints, fancy, 81 average ex
ira. s.; frsts 3laSo; seconds 2eaSo; special fancy
brands Of prints jobbns at Taio.
EGGS-Denlaud was good and values were well
sustained. The prices were follows: In
free cases. nearby extras, IS per dozen; nearby
hrsts T.o5 per standard Pennsylvania current
receipts 675 per case; other nearby current receipts
40 per case; Western extra, 9 per dozen; Western
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New YORK May ls-Csu money opers6 tassy at
per cPnt; high neT cent; low. III - ssnt;
renewals, . per cent; ruling rate pcr cent, and
closed at ? FER -pnt.
vas a moderate amount Of trading In three and
four months industrial money at 81 peT cent and SIX
months at g4F3la Per cent. Mixed money was
quoted at 54a3A per cent for sixty days Z%a3 Per
rent for % days. Der cent for four months. 3s3i
per cent for hve and siE months.
The larger institutions showed httls interest in
oJmmerCial paper. Rates unchanged At 1sa5l per
sent for prime regular maturities
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Baccalaureate Sermon Today.

Elder A. D. Daniels will deliver the bsc-
calaureate sermon 70 the graduating
class Of the Washington Missionary Col
Iege IN the Seventh Adventist Church, Of
Tskoma Park, this morning at II o'clock
Commencement exercises for the class
will start Monday. There will be q spe-
cisl prayer meeting this morning a. q
farewell service TO the twenty OF more
students who are leaving 70 enter the
missionary field
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i III
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. May ls.-PoRK-steady; bushes, ia
moderate. Mess 5.5oa26oo; family, 7.ca2sOO; clear
B0aBO.
BEEF-Inquiry Is moderate. Packet IS SOaIs 90 !.
family. 80; extra India mes z OOaJo 90
LARD-Stsady: demand Is moderate Prime Wsst
m. l3-0; refined continent 1LsO: South American
$50; refined BrdziliRn IN kegs $50; bSsr stearine
= ornts; lard S.Uarine duh at Il
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

Ohio Oil has declared a quarterly
dividend of s1.25 plus an extra divi-
dend of $4.75. payable June 20 to
stock of record May Is This is the
same dividend as was declared for the
preceding quarter.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Higher Copper Levels Likely.

There is a division OF opinion among
professionals as to the immediate future
Of the copper market, but a strong SEN
timent urges higher levels for coppers
with tips from several different quarters
that important news in this market is
pending.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Big Order Is Rumored.

As part OF a 100000 order, the
American Locomotive Works have
closed for the furnishing of $4,000, 900
worth of time fuses for shrapnel
shells, according to information re-
ceived here yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.

SALES.
Norfolk aid Washington Steamboat S. 500 at
lO5 500 at lO6 SlOo at I06 SEQ at lo6 500 at l05T
500 at 1881 500 at lo5&.
Potomac Electric Cons. IS. s. 900 at lOoH
Washington Railway pfd-.5 at a% at HE
? at slN, . at s-5s.
After call:
Washington Railway pfd l at sH
Washington Railway As 500 at g. 500 at g.
500 at g.
Lanston Monotype IS at 7514. at 75I4. I at. 7534
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
U. S. Treasury Report.

The condition of the United States
Treasury at the close of business yester-
day was:
Net balance in general fund, Sl24,14Sl77.
total receipts yesterday. S25ss, ,167; total
payments yesterday, Sl.462.Gl9.
The deficit this fiscal year is S57 4es, 7s1
against a deficit of s112, ,2S5.ls9 last year
exclusive Of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New YORK, May ls.-Thsrs was active trading In
many issues on the Broad street curb today. with
some stock fluctuations over an unusually wide
range. Pronounced strength was shown during the
hrst hour. when high records were made in
both Lynn Phonogrsph and Chevrolet
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

Revenue receipts this fiscal year. I'D to
the close OF business on May IS s5S5 ss9, :
3s5,43; revenue receipts at the close of
business on May Is, 1915, S546,OOe. .sss. .07.
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year,
up to the close of business on MAY Is.
S6A. .42e 690.52: ordinary disbursements al
the close of business on May Is. lslh
SOS, SIS ,9216L.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Railway Preferred Leads.
Graphophone Sell. Fast.
Big Day on Exchange.

day on the New York exchange since
March IA, when 1,O54 900 changed hands.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Marine Earnings Large.
Ohio OIL Dividend.

Marine earnings for April totaIed
Sc, 100000.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
LOCAL MARKET
At STANDSTILL
New York List Works Around
to Readjustments Caused by
Dominance Of Rails.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS
Graphophone 6 Per Cent Notes Sell
ing Fast-Sales on Gotham Ex-
change Exceed Million.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS

The local stock list stood still yesterday
as far as developments are concerned,
while the New York list worked around
to the readjustments necessitated by the
dominance OF rails over the long dom
inant industrial and copper stocks. Led
by Reading, which continued its advance
Of the past few days, the rails moved up
steadily, while munitions shares and cop
pers were distributed on a large scale un-
der cover OF the strength of rails. Pro-
fessional advices urged that before long
there would be much discrimination in
favor of standard issues and that the
present levels are good for profit taking.
Railway Preferred Leads.
In the local list Railway preferred led
the stocks, selling at 81 3-4 to 81 7-S. Lans-
ton sold at 70 1-2 eX-dividend.
Graph Ophone Sells Fast
OF the 100000 Graphophone 6 per cent
notes placed on sale Thursday morning,
g, $4,000 had been sold yesterday. accord
Ing to an official announcement.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston. Msy le-The mArtet Was moderate in
volume with strong speciAties, notably MAssA-
rhuastts Gas but the afternoon showed a reaction.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
Fyrn..h.d b., n l. C,p-pt.r 4 Co.
New York.

Middling. aT4; yesterday. a8. Sale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

been given credit Tor Dy the local
boxing lovers.
The proofs were submitted To- over
100 eager watchers o.. the training
stunts ~ the bout between FLOYD and
Conners The latter being the bigger
ana better hittor. went about his
work -lothfulll while FLOYD was
-,ndip- terrific lcfts and rights to the
Jaw ana body Of the Vnlking-in Com
nors \onv of the blows had any APP
pnr'gt effect ON the hard head or
cha .c body 81 the Greek battlcr. but
20 'vcn scores up. he sent over a
sulid right TO the point OF Floyd's
jaw, flooring him
II wAs the way FLOYD had bccn hit
ting. hard and with pcrcision. aud
the way he jumped from the lloor
and tied into Ccnucrs after the knock
down that won Tor him the plaudits
and good Wishes of the crowd. COM
ners by his Work ~ this bout proved
himself So bee almost immune from
punishment ~" smile. grlmiy ~ the
hardest blow aud appears iu bc tire.
less Both Torres ana CurdoNi ave
much harder Jobs on thcir hands for
Tucsday than either had %bargaincd
Tor ANA both viii have To extend to
the limit tu win q decision.
Tho par of scrapps bnntamw'lghts
who are To- appear ,u the first ten
round huui on IN" 'ig card. Young
doe Rivers and patsy Kline. Judged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

life was n ~ the most highly &C.
-uoctcd ana influential resident. ~
TINS country. During that period 1H
his charitable conduct. his plo,siug
manner his courteous attention 70 az
ana especially to those IN the com
non walks of lIt" h" cnd"arcd him
scif tp this entire CONN units and
leaves with us a memory ~ good
deeds whiCh We shall ever cherish
W. oNtcud to his widow and fam
lly our most sincere sympathy aud
assure them that iu life he was very
near 90 our hearts and hat Nc VIII
eve remember HIM aud his good
deeds Wtlh honor and affection
\ resolution was also adopted br
the convention ~In-trurtIug its doicga
ton leo east q unanimous vote Tor
Hon j j Duran Of Union .ouu's 10
10" O. member OF tho sistr delegation
to the national Democratic cpuyen-
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

pr...r,rd IL. t,u,r ana dtypt,y and
rtrbt. and -,,tum,nd.J tho r..n.,, of
an M, p,tt.,. az IN. nth
A, rarr.stt ,r,,o,, -, aud an
d,ts, ~. ,-dmtpttrnt,r ,,t nan, f,r
TN, -n,min,tion ~ wilson ,rd Mar.
..b.u "a. "a, p-,u,rr,i, st,,da,l
hearers in IN. r,mu,tp, 81 rsis
sixth Ca the Honorable \ a
Jones. We recognize a ,itilcn OF thi-
count, and state who ma, alway IS
mad. good iu cvctt position 10 which
hc has been placed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
CHARGE ABUSES
N SELECTION Or
THE JURY LISTS
Resolutions Passed by Demo.
cratic County Convention in
Las Vegas Monday Make
Sensational Accusation.


East Las vegas. y NJ. MAY 81
Chars's u a. ~ some counties OF the
s'u't u" Nhh"' h"ih''r oi k'pnnil'""
'"'''s "''' p''''d on 'he jury hsl-'
" u'S'''"'In'''"N 'Ba'hst ''u'''N
'"i'p'''' l'h'"'ta's' were mo most
H'nH",l"i''l feature OF inc ~r's"'u'l"ns
passed. at lh' democratic convention
LOT san Mlsuo county hcld h'i'
N'nhH9 ''h'F t'ht"l's were a
s'tous endorsement "i me state anu
h''i"h'l ADMINISTRATION Win sP''IA'
.eierent' q" the ac''Nlll's ct fr"@'-
d.ht wilson u'uer most u\lhs CIR
'umst i"ces, "h'th nave h'pt the ma
tloh at peace ana th' 'hn"rSen'h' OF
me scna'o'''' ''"''u''S o y
Jones OF Las N'th'' hl present hlrN
assistant S'V'e'"'S "l 'hc 'n'''.'r
cohNoh''oh was ''nr'sscu ny MI
Jones
me ~reS"'u''ohs I"''o"'
49, -.
81, !, - No,. -, 49, a..
90. a., -. .,
-
rt.., "a. ,o,,,,. .,,,,.o ,ho
- ~, a,..,a n.m..,,t,.
'.,'a" ~
80
ScCnhu We luHS r~tOotn'Hc '"'
the ~h"ho''p't "''l!"W' M'p"h"'u
governor OF N'N M'N''". u" hF ~"
mihls'tn'l"h mas oeen ha"u',"Pp''
ny ~"'huN'o"s' 'h'Un''eh' anu wa
"h"'''ol"' s'''' l""s' p''''" 'h v"'
statutes "h"'i u dlte,t'"h OF N'
IUNANNIn AfAItN# . IHA Ht AlA Uff-
h~n'as"hlh'h 10y TWO hostl'e N'pu"'''
can l'slSl''"r'7 '"'h OF "h''h S"us"
~ eN'Il s''p 1" 'e ms MINUS anu ''
s''"'t ms ADMINISTRATOR "'N'''"'
- -
~ ", -
-, - 80 .r, an.
.a /.
a.. -. "a. 81.
, ln.o 49,, ~, 49,. ,.u a..
-, -. ,d,,.ut.,,.
-. -
~
ih'u Hs piool "r '"e
Oh the hepup'''ah Io'u''hhip "l w"
mexico we point 10 the present uN
Jaws OF TINS fo'
many Nehrs past IN" k'p"p','h I''n'
cfs OF 'h' st"tc h'Hc h'u '"'H' '""
tioi Oh WV "s's'''N' "'P"''hi'"'
WIN po"'' I" 'hn.t '"s an" "'' '"N'
thcy desired WIN TINS power III
'he'r hahus 'hcy nave Ia'l'' [" PnS'
eH1'leht uP-'o u''' I'm laws '"u IVY
,h''r hesi''' a"" h,'"'po''".S ma
th' sl''e INV" suSh n'hci'u'''
'ha' h~"n-paI'is" o'''@."s' '"' ~ p'o'
'''t'oh o' 'hc pooP'e "''e 80 '""
p'''eu u" oIS'N'"' ' N'''' "'"c va
'ssu''a'l"h '"' w" ''''' n''"' VI W.
''eiI''p'" '"hu',''"S' an" =" '"."''
enactment OF e"'''''' anu mo'''"
''N 'es'S'"''""
Fourth. W" look witn regret up
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
TRA|N|NG CAMP
FANS IMPRESSED
BY WORKOUTS
Corners and Floyd Create Mild
Sensation by Demonstrating
Powerful Attack and De.
Tense.

Two THINGS were clearly proven last
uIght ~ the training work ct the sN
men who are to appear ou M" bug
boxing card next TUESDAY afternoon
81 Armoty hall one is tina, Lofty
Floyd had some grounds for vtutIug
to box Kenny Coriota on ID winner
take an basis ms other ls that Jimmy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24
CURRY COUNTY HAS
CANDIDATE FOR
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Chas. A. Scheurich and Clovis
Men Strong Advocates of
Former Assistant United
States Attorney.

curry county has a candidate Tor
the Democratic nomination for dttor-
ucy general" said Charles \ Schcur.
ich of Clovis this morning and We
are prepared to back him to the Dem
ocratic limit curry county b. a unit
IN the belief thtt Harvey t. Patton
Wil make not only a strong candidate
but . splendid attorney general ANA
We are going to do our best To- secure
him the place on the ticket
MT Patton Is a young man ~
years only. lie has had long oNpc-
rionco as a successful lawyer, a. a
legislator and In the field of public
legal work. as an assistant United
states attorney. His friends are lc-
s.uu ana his name On the ticket would
be q tremendous help IN getting ou'
the vote IN eastern New Mexico.
Just watch the Patton candidacy
II is one ~ the big oooms Of this
Democratic year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-24

Tn. womai.s Missionary society 90
IN. Central Avenue Methodist church
will hold "A TEA At The home Of Mrs.
j. u Emmons "a South Edith street.
ON THURSDAY lncrnoon from > TO .
O'Clock.