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Wcdnesday-Friendship Temple, No. 9,
valentine social.
Thursday-Paxt Chiefs Association
monthly meeting.
Friday-Rathbone Temple. No. S, en-
tertainment and euchre

Friendship Temple, No 9. will have
Il valentine social Wednesday night at
the close of it's business meeting. Mrs
Nettie CroWthers heads the committee
in charge of the affair
The Past Chiefs Association will
meet Thursday nigh: Al the residence
of Mrs. Olivia Atherton, 419 18th street
northeast. The president, Mrs. Carrie
Davis, has asked a large attendance
Rathbonc Temple, No. 9, announces n
euchre and entertainment Friday
night. in its hall in the Pythian Tenn
pie, for the charity fund of the tenn
ple The ways and means committee,
headed by Mrs. Della NJ. Nichols, has
completed arrangements and, it is
said, the function promises to be a sue
cessful one.
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S9Wy{t1fR4Ns

Gen. George H. Thomas Camp. NO. H.
will observe Union Defenders oay'
which is on President Lincoln's BIRTH
day. by holding exercises in conJunc-
ton with Gen. George H. Thomas POSI-
G. A. R.. and the Woman's Relief'Corps
at the Masonic building. Sth ana
streets northeast. Friday. February 49,
at o'clock pm. Eminent speakers
have been invited to talk and there
will also be a musical program
Past Commander-in-chi Edgar AL
Ian, who is a former resident OF WASH
ington, but now living at Richmond.
Va, will attend the banquet Monday,
February IA, given by the local camp
of Sons of Veterans, in honor OF Union
Defenders day.
A movement is in progress to form
camp of representatives and United
States senators in the present Con-
gress.
Commander in chief A. f. B. Steph-
ems will make official visits to large
number of the camps Of Sons OF Vet
Grams in the divisions of New York,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Later
on he will make another tour. to in
clude Maryland and the New England
states.
United States Senator Wesley L.
Jones. who accepted an invitation from
the Pennsylvania Sons of Veterans
Club to speak at it's Lincoln banquet,
in Philadelphia, last evening. will also
deliver an address at the Union De-
tenders day exercises in the same city
this afternoon.
Among the Washingtonians who went
to Philadelphia for the Lincoln day and
Union Defenders day exercises yester-
day and today are Past COmmander-in-
chief H. V. Speelman, Past Commanders
F. T. F. Johnson and f. X. De Puy of
the Maryland division, Past Commander
Herbert W. Rutledge of Gushing Camp
and Junior Vice Commander j. Clinton
Hiatt of the same organization. They
will act as escort to Commander-in-
chief Elias r. Monfort of the Grand
Army of the Republic and Senator
Wesley L. Jontes, who served two
terms as commander of the Division of
Washington, Sons of Veterans, U. S. A.
United States Senator Warren G..
Harding heads the list of charter men,
bers of new camp of Sons of Veter-
ans at his home at Marion. Ohio
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MASONIC

LODGES.
Monday-Dawson. No. 16. F. c.; STAINS
bury, No. "A, social.
Myron II. Parker. F. G.; King David.
No. n. +. C.; Takoma. No. %. spe-
cial, social.
Observation-Disclosures Centennial. No.
.:s0 pm, F. A.: Osiris. No. 26.
+. A.: East Gate. No. "a. f. A.
Thursdar--NayaI. No. 4. +. C.; Hiram.
No. 10, +. C.; La Fayette. No. II,
social.
Friday--Lebanon, No. :. E. A.
ROYAL. ARCH CHAP1 ERS.
Today-Columbia. No. I. pm. re-
-ligious services, Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
Monday-Mount Vernon. No. 3, social;
Hiram, No. 10. mark.
Friday-Schocl of Instruction.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAE COMMANDMENTS. :
No announcements received
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Observation-Disclosures Council, No. 2. de-
Erces-
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Mouday-Boari of building trustees.
Eonsewarming. at Cathedral, Sd and
l. streets northwest.
Tuesiay-Mithras Lodge of Perfection.
annual meeting ana election; Robert
de Bruce Council. Knights kadosh,
Both degree.
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Shield of Honor.

One new candidate was elected at the
meeting of Columbia Lodge. No. ST
mon gratifying increase in attendan nee
and in the interest displayed in the
work of the lodge. Preliminary ar
ranRements are being made for q
smoker or get-together evening.
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these columns must be received by
later Thursday of each week Items which
relate events that after that tme contain and
important be in earlier will be
received up to Saturday, but not later.
written both sides of the will not be
accepted All be signed with the and
addresses of the persons sending them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13

and Mrs. T. Frank Morgan. Miss Mary
A. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Cum
bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Metz.
Mrs. Parmelia Favorite, Mrs. Arnie c.
Miller. Miss Miller, DR.. and Mrs. David
c. Leahy. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ii.
Milans Miss Eta Larkin and Alton P.
Hastings.
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KNIq 1EF1FSSi4S

LODGES.
Monday-Decatur.. No. 8. and Calanthe.
No. IL. business.
Tuesday-Capital. No. "a. knight rank:
Webster. No; Z; Excelsior. No. IA.
and Myrtle. No. %. business.
wednesda y-Equal. No. Il. fiftysecond
anniversary celebration: Mt. Vernon.
No. 5. business.
Thnrsday-Franklin, No. business.
Friday-Syracusians, No. 10. business.
KNIGHTS OF KHORASSAN.
Monday-Ascalon Temple. No. 81, bust
ness.
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My @e4fS5abfLLA

A performance will be given at Polls
Theater Tuesday evening fer the
Daughters of Isabella. Miss Mary Be-
land and Miss Margaret Boswell have
charge of the affair.
The members of the court will be en-
tertained at a social meeting Wedne3-
day evening, when a number of fea-
lures will be presented. Mrs. Sarah
Deeds and Mrs. c. E. -Ardesser are ar
ranging the program.
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ff;A9:S;ifEER%sGAR
CHAPTERS,

CHAPTERS.
Monday-Tcmple. No. 13.
Tues.lay-siizpah, No. s; Fidelity, No.
10. degrees.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 10. degrees.
danciHs inter.
Thursday-Esther, No. ), degrees and
program.
Friday-Martha. No. A.; Ascension. No.
30: East Gate, No. II. installation
and an address, with other program.
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A memorial mass for the departed
members of the order will be celebrat-
ed in St Peters Church, I'd and G
streets southeast, Washington's birth.
day, at 10 am.
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Washington Royal Arch Chapter, No.
:, Will have charge of the religious
services at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home Sunday afternoon, Febru-
airy q, at 9 o'clock
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,rark scheduled for Tuesday night. A
stereoptlcon. presenting pictures inciden-
tai to the rank mas made the presenta-
lions of the knight rank in this lodge
especially attractive. it is said.
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Syracusians Lodge, No. 10, reported
Keepers of Records and Seal
S. NJ Pearson that Past Chancellor H.
A. Rau was striker with paralysis a
few days ago. Mr.. Rau was proml-
nent member of the grand lodge for
mum her of years.
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Century Lodge, No. 3 DAT largely at
tended convention Monday night, listened
to an address by Supreme Representative
Mark Stearman, who urged activity
along all lines for the advancement of the
Pythian order giving advice to his lodge
as to the methods to be pursued to
accomplish the best results.
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Joseph T. Coldwell Company. No. I,
Uniform Rank, at it's monthly assem-
which Capt Tucker hopes to begin at
an early date.
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The ways and means committee last
night considered plans for the annual
outing of the order at Marshall Hall
Saturday, July 10. 1t also heard reports
from various standing and special
committees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13

In response to the invitation Of
Chancellor Commander D. c. Walker a
large assemblage of members and Wis
ftoIs was present to extend welcome
Tor Lodge. No. 20. and to the several
candidates upon whom the rank of
page and esquire were conferred Fri
day night.
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The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 8,
will have social evening at its COM
munication February "a.
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The E. A. degree scheduled for STAINS
bury Lodge No. "a. tomorrow evening
has been deferred. owing to the alb
worshipful Master E. J. Ayers has
announced that a surprise entertain
nlent will be furnished instead.
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Junior Warden William H. Murray
will head the official line in Dawson
Lodge tomorrow evening in the F. c.
degree. At the communication Febru-
cry rs. Senior Warden Frederic E.
Hodge will head the line in the E. A.
degree The lodge will have a ladies'
night March 13.
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Washington Centennial Lodge will
have special at pm, Wednesday,
for the +. c. degree, and will present
the f. A. degree at the regular COM
munication at 1:30 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13

Capitol Royal Arch Chapter. No. IL,
has the mark degree scheduled for it's
convocation March 30
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Washington Council will be host to
the members of the order at a cele-
bration the night of February %, in
commemoration of Washington's birth
day. in the Knights of Columbus Hall,
at o'clock.
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East Gate Lodge, No. "a, has the E.
A. degree scheduled for Wednesday
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Carroll Council Tuesday night will
exemplify the second degree.
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Ascalon Temple, No. 81. Dramatic
Order knights of Khorassan. tomorrow
night will discuss plans for increasing its
membership. A large attendance has
been requested.
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Benjamin B. French Lodge. No. Is, at
its communication February 81 will
have an entertainment devoted to Ma
sorry and patriotism.
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Religious services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this afternoon at
3 o'clock will be held under the
auspices of Columbia Chapter. No. l.,
have been made for the members and
their ladies to meet at Masonic Tenn
pie at 2 o'clock, and take conveyances
for the home. Columbia Chapter last
year .inaugurated the custom of maxi
ing a donation to the endowment fund
of the home in memory of its deceased
members.
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Many of the masters of the local
lodges are calling attention to the
fact that the photo productions being
presented at the Masonic Temple Audi
forum are virtually under the control
Of the Grand Lodge of the District, and
that their patronage inures to the
financial profit of the craft.
A report has been received Of the
death at her home in Bradford. Pa.
Wednesday, of Most Worthy Grand
Matron Mrs. Rata A. Mills of the Cen
eral Grand Chapter. Mrs. Mills had
but recently returned from a trip to
the Hawaiian Islands. where. the re-
port states. it is believed she con-
traoted a fever which, with compli-
cations, caused her DEATH Mrs. Mills
was grand secretary of the Grand
Chapter of Pennsylvania for ten years.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter. No 10,
has a theater party at Polls scheduled
for tomorrow evening. Friday after
noon, at o'clock. the auxiliary home
board will meet at the home of Mrs.
Celia Peach. $50 X street northwest.
and Monday evening. February 81, Mr.
chapter members and their friends at
their home. 215 9th street southeast, at
500 party.
Columbia Chapter. No. Is, will be
called to order at 1880 pm. tomorrow
at Masonic Hall, 18th and Kenyon
streets northwest.
Mrs Title c. Chauncey announces
that the schedule for this meeting in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-24
The Markets


New York. March ~ To-day
trading was more narrow than re-
Gently. IN, hcavines of spccialties was
partly counterbalanced by a better IN
pIify for investments.
Metal shares were most active ~
the opening of todays market. large
blocks of Anaconda. Inspiration ana
krnnccott coppors changing HANDS "a,
fractional advances. with further &C.
tivity IN American Zinc and Butte n
superior. S~tudcbakor. Mexican Pc
ttol'um and American smelling were
hirhcr AT the outset, together with
American Can aud Eeadius. but rail-
IN general were uuquutod. Later
hoayno~s IN Lackawauna mi Cruciblo
steel. BALDWIN aud MoNicans .auscd
a reversal IN prices,
Close
American sugar Refining. liOi9.
American Tel. and Tel. 1903
Anaconda Copper. S6ts.
Atchisou. lo3L.
chm" COPPER. b37s
Inspiration Copper, iE.
Northern Pacific. li3A.
Reading. N5%
Southern Pacific. agL.
Union Pacific. l3tN
tinted states steel. So.
tnii"d states steel ptd. neg,
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TAXI LINES
GERMAN LEATHER IS
USED IN SHOES WORN
BY ENGLISH PEOPLE

l.ondon-The English people AZ,
beginning to believe that they are
wearing shoes made of German
leather. through the fact that many
OF their shoes are imported from
switzerland, where the manufacturers
are known To use large quantities. ot
German leather. Their suspicious
were recently confirmed 10y the fact
that British imports of shoes from
switzerland during February were
nearly double those OF the core
s~poWaine pe~iod&hs iSis. inforna .
ton was given ia the house ~ par.
Lament recently that the use of Gct-
man leather Ia the extent of - prr
cent N shoes imported from Swift
crland is permissible.
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IIN.iI. MOTTO

Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Onice.
Santa l'e, New Mexico. March 5,
ig1C.
Notice Us hereby givea that the
state of New Mexico, under the pro-
Visions OF the act of congress of June
Fl, 1898. and June 90, 1910. and the
acts supplementary and %amcndatory
thereto. mas made application for the
following described. appropriated
non-mincral public lands. as indcm-
nifty school lands:
List No. 1921, Serial No. 0eG02i.
Lots . ana I. Sec. 4. Lots I and :.
Sec. ?. 4. ION. n sE.. y. NJ. Mcr..
1890 acres.
The purpose nf this notice is "a al
low all persons claiming the land
adversely, or desiring 'o show II to
be mineral IN character. an oppor-
tuni,y to hlc objections To such TO-
cation or selection with the register
ana receiver ~ the United States
land Office. al santa F., y NJ. and %
establish their Interest therein. on
the mineral character thereof.
FEANCfsCo pELGAbO.
Register. Y. : Land ONCE.
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POLITICIANS N
FRANCE To NEED
4 war RECORD
Deputies Returning From the
Front Say Service Does
Them More Good Than Elec.
toral Campaign at Home.

Paris-French politicians are al
ready much Interested IN the question
neither il viii be necessary for can
didnt.s for public office after the re-
establishment ut peace 10 have "A war
record. some ofnbc ri the cham
Der al deputies who have stuck to the
Palais Bourbon instead of Joining h
army have shown irritation at the
publicity given To exploits OF their
colleagues. some uf whom have been
killed and Others iiNc Monsieur Mag
not. former assistant secretary or
al have been repeatedly cited ia
the orders of the day.
one deputy who recently returned to
Paris on leave OF absence said he
had found that presence. at the front
was lar better than an electoral cam
paign for his political Interests as
we'll IA for the salvation Of the
country. Besides he said. ii Is
FOR the cannon to do the speaking
now
one socialist deputy. interrupting
AN orator who was recalling the ,X-
plo.ts Of one OF their colleagues at
the front, declsred. IT ~ MOI his
place, his place Is here" This opin-
AFft E'''NiE W w 80 ~ - '''1
able majority of the parliament but
not altogether by the public. The
municipal council OF the city of Neu-
NY. whose mayor, Monsieur Nortier,
who was also a deputy and who en-
listed At 60 years OF age. carried the
colors II his regiment and was killed
On the battlefield. passed unanimously
the following resolutions.
ts'sl. .nntn1at,.I ,.stn.D AF IA. IttN
~ Noulliy-sur-seine whose mayor,
deputy FOR the department of the
Seine. fell upon the field of honor.
considering hat the defense of the
country L. the nrs' duty # a citizen.
That equality before the Law is III"
! formal right OF Frenchmcn whoever
they may he and that NO member of
any elective body should seek ia
avoid Il, that the representative oi
| the people should he the first Ia give
the example Of respect for the law
aud tho duties OF citizens. expresses
the wish that all senators ana dcpu.
ties Of military fitness be obliged Ia
Ia their military duty as all other
citizens
Socialists. radicals, radical social
lists and other elements OF the lett see
In all such illusions An attack upon
the parliament. aud conside rable anx-
! ietv IN betrayed IN certain parties as
10 whether this spirit viii grow and
what effect II will have on politics
| when hostilities have ceased on the
| field OF battle. There AVE also APP
| pearcd speculations as To- the ac-
| counts that must Inevitably bc rem
| dored after the war by parties res?on-
l ulll. for ..paf net no nr naRlaRttnH lht
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Chicaro. March 2i-Whca' de-
cln"d In value today tn OPENING.
with May az Si077. 1l0TR. ard
July AZ fi05i. "a I 90. was follow I
hy some additional LOSSES. The clos,
was strong with May al sl0SA aud
July al St.0GN
Heavy selling to stop losses scnt
corn sharply down grade, After open
ing isdliSc down. the market raj
lied a triilc. hut then sank lower thnn
before. The clos" was firm AT L. 20
= n 80 net advance.
oats fell with corn and wheat
Higher prices IN hogs strengthened
provi3ions.
close.
Whoat-May, ti.oSN July. ST.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Once at Santa Re. y. NJ.
February 90, 1915.
Notice II hereby given that An
torto Armiio Of san Rafael, y. NJ.
who on November 2ist, 1910. made
homestead entry No. 0it523. for
NWk NWL section 3. row 1shlp IN.
Range 3W. y NJ ! meridian, has
nled notice OF intention to make nnai
nvc-ynar proof 20 establish claim Ia
the land above described, before Chas.
Neustadi. United states commissioner
at san Rafael, New Mexico. on April
s. 1919.
Claimant names ~ Witnesses;
7, n. Garcia, huher's GaneRos.
Perfiio Romero. Bitor Romero. all ~
San Rafael. y NJ
FRANCISCO DFLGADO.
Register.
Evening Herald albuquerque, y. NJ.
(P. r.. 2-2a. !. T., <-3.)
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New Pork, March Chopper.
quiet, clectrolytic. nearby. s2s.oom
$3.50; June and later. s2i.o0 7.j0.
non, firm and unchanged.
Metal exchange qoutos tin, firm;
spot, sis.50 a $3.50.
AT London; spot copper, ill3 l0s.
futures. til0, clectrolytic. fi36.
Spot tin. ilsp lbs; futures. 1884.
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Kansas city. March 2i-wheat-
No. : hard. sl.0i@l.0S. No. . red.
si0i@i0s, May, si.oo7, uiy. si.Oo.
Corn-No , mixed. 6jc. No. :
white, 65hc; No. : yellow. 61c, May.
Gasc; July, 6s Aem 81 sc.
oats-No. 2 white. 4ba ace, No. !,
mixed. i0Wf2c.
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New York. March 2i-The meta
exchange quotes lead $3.50 bid,
spclter, not quoted
At London Lead. f35 5s speltcr,
f93.
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Chicago, March 2t.-HoRs-Rc-
ceipts 10000 head; market slow.
To 10 cents above Yesterdays avei
age. bulk Of sales, $9;Om 9.S5; light
sa25 a,a5; heavy, 5000 osTA
pigs. s740n $50.
cattle-i;cccipts 1000 head: mar.
Net steady native beet steers. s7.is
a 1915, western steers. S7.10u 1.S5,
cows and heifcrs. ti.i0m 400; calves
5000 1880.
sheep Receipts 5000 head; mar
kct steady. wcthcrs. sS.5OmD.l5,
lambs. Sa.15m no.
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New York. March 2i.-spot cotton,
steady. middling uplands. sl2o;.
sales. sS2 bales.
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Bar silver, s0&c.
Mexican dollars. asa
Time loans. steady 90 days. "a n
} per cent.
Cali money, steady ruling rate.
per cent.
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-. Louis, .arch 2+.-HoRs-R Re.
ceipts i.00o bend. market higher
pigs and lights. s7.OOMg75 ". mixed
and butchers, $3.50 $50; good
heavy, SgS5mg.95.
Cnttlc- Receipts 500 head market
steady. native beef steers. $4,000
$50 cows. Si.50mS.5O. stockcrs and
feeders. s5.50m 500. native calves.
$500 q 1000.
Receipts $500 head: mar
kct steady. yearling wctners. So 40
20 1910 lamas. Sa.0oali.70 ewes.
tG.iOM $50.
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Kansas cry, March 2i.-Hogs-
Receipts 5.i00 head; market higher:
bulk Of sales. sg.35m 9.65: heavy.
ta.ioms 20. light, Sa.25T e.55; piss.
$500 "a 800.
Cattle- Receipts 500 head: marke;
steady, prime fed steers, tH.2j g.Gs;
dressed beef steers. s5.g0ft ,l5; west
IN steers. S7.5un 9.2O; calves. t6.5OT
HOO.
Shcep-Roccipts 500 head; market
steady, lambs. $l0.Njntt5o. year
lings. sa.j0m l0.i0: weth.rs. ss.25T
300
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WANTED-fou 10 Know | gallon d.
voc ready paint covers 500 square
feet We coats. Erie carbon DOT pain,
stops leaks, lasts five years. Cold water
kasoinine, Nalspar Thomas j.. Kclc-
her. 40S West Central; phone ti0.
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Denver. March 2i-Cattle-Ur-
coipts COO head: market steady to
frm, beet steers. sT.sbds1o; cows
and hcifers. s5.75m7.25: calves.
sio.00mlle5.
Hogs-l,ecoipts 1890 head market
higher. top. $3.50; bulk OF sales. 81 20
o. a.aJ.
Shecp-Ileceipts 1l,O0. market
higher. lambs, si0.j0m l1.00; twcs.
$500 SOC.
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Kansas city. March 2i.--ButtoT.
and poultry. unchangod.
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-. Joseph. Mo. March - -HoIs-
Receipts. 1000 head. market steady:
top. 1855. bulk. sa.30M $50.
Cattle Receipts 200 head. mnrl,et
steady, steers, tS.O0M $50; cows and
h"itcrs, SA.1jm p.3b. calves. 81 80 y
$50.
sheep Receipts 5000 head mar
',et steady, lambs. s~l0.1Gmll.b0.
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FINANCIAL.
TYPEWRITERS

Nil KINDS. boih new and second
hand. bought sold, rented and re.
paired Albuquerque Typewriter TX
chang" Phone at t22 So ,th 81.
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FOL S~ALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE Brick residence, 7
rooms. bath, lights. gas. large lot.
good location. arranged convenient
Is Tor " families. Formerly valued
at $4,000. Who VIII get this bargain
~ now $500. See J. f. Elder, 2oy
West God.
FOR SALE The building used as
IN" temporary office of IN. Y. NJ.
G A. Phone i32 or call at the o.
flee.
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PERSONAL.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER -
Screening and repairing; prlce' Ca
sonable. Phone i5tfW.
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New York, March Mercantile
paper. 393a per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-24

STOVE and furniture repairing. pack
ing. III =. Third street.
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SANTA FEE TIME TABLE.
p

On enec, sunday. Feb Eth. 1870
Wcst--
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FOR REST Sleeping Don for gen
tloman. 800 south Walter. Phon.
1863 W.