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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-18
OUA;RTERMASTER
 WANTS CHAUFFERS

New York. Nov. 17.-A call for 5@ chauffeurs for transport service in the quartermasters' corps was issued hele today at headquarters of the East, ern department. The men will be usea either in this country at cantonment or with the forces abroad, it was an' Applicants will be exanln' ed at recruiting offices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-18
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
After Meeting in November for B
 Years Body Changes to June.

Buffalo. N. Y., Nov. 17.-After hold ing conventions for B years in No vember the American Federation of Labor hereafter will meet in June. This was decided upon at today's ses- sion of the 37th annual convention after a lengthy debate. James Dun can, vice president of the federation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-18

homa, and Davidson and Sanders and Mulrenin for Arkansas were princi- pal ground gathers. On defensive, Coleman, Brazil and Edward for Ark ansas were stars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-18

supuported the change, which was adopted 255 to 21.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-09
Ste DeMHge Gage

auba bat Deutidlano ebentaa5
SEN Griea erflGrt uno es beiBt, Dab
WraIilien unb anoere liib-amerfar:=
ide 2anbcr es al1d) tun milroen. DE-
Iterreih bat Die g~e5iehungen a1 nns
abgcbroden. Muf benz iueltlihen
Shladtfeloe nj 5ranfreib moaetl
Sic gngldnoer nno 5ran5oien grobe
gorteile err1ngen baben. Die Gage
BET ct. Gnentin ldeint aber unber-
6noert ali fem ltno ct. Glrentin it
nod nidt qefo1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-09

faniidem @eidone gans semar ppm
,anberm mnterideiben f6nneu, baben
Nmerifa id)on lamse at tniern Jeia=
BEN geredmet." SIS iinb mod iie6em
Gorrcipomoentcn fir amerifaniide
3ettnnsem lit 9entIdlamb. 9enielben
lit bis6er midJts in Sen Weg selegt
iuprben.
Sm eimem 2psirbanie at Nesp
Durf fat mau smei 9entIde perbaf=
tet, i'll beren 3immer man adt Sc
iuebre, ad)t &euolpern, Mmmitiom,
Gartem nmb &umpaiie gefanben babe.
Sn Sodionpile, Sla., 1T ein
GROCER Gier ser GlpDe 2inie ourd
5cuer 5erltort, elm 5peitcr Bier muir
Sc itarf bel6dbigt lino ein init &ar;
ullo Terpel1titt belaoenes 2idter-
l1iff brannte big auf ben @ailer-
Ipiegel berltnter. Ser %ltriprltng oes
5elcrs fonnte bisber nibt ermitteit
merben nno miro oesbalb als 0ntp-
lterios" be5ei1net
Die Samilien bon ca. 1000
Nngeiteaten ser Chicago & galtern
SQillois gabn boben int Oaf 2alun
bei 9anpiGe, ST., einen fo.operati=
ncl1 Store, cine 4rt &onlunl=8ereilL
gegriinoet; iie boffen oaburG oie 30
ben 2ebensmittcl : Breiie berablesen
Ait fDnneu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-09

Sn 9uIiu, Sflay ipuroe DER
Granddaughter einer groBen Oclmiible,
Die felt Der ariegserfI1rltna geaen
0eutidlano fdarf betpad)t tpnrbc, o.
totet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-09
giienba1n 7sahrpIau.


gutun-5
So 1o~-Mor ooroao 6.oo n,-s,,
81 e|0sou aersSo Elk nnHm
Mo 5-Ssnn al 0n,,;s 7.00 norr1
Seo' eMSpM ~ SSor19 n"0 e S :. a,r,n
%, Ns2ar AZ oo,,;s IN chsnS.
Mo 1-'g,nShin. gbcciois bon st
Qo,,ia 500 ohenhz
uhfonry
81 4 won r,cyes;,. 7.15 ,,oroers
30 e, a- -y@uni Xaasr gse; ;,l:l0 na m0rssas
.. 5 sou g.; ~ a.ai,. us morae''s
w AK .nodm
wo e.-Mch a. oo,,;s NH Srten IN
Ser ganta Sc 300 abenos
$50. 81 9a1 2areoo. 1900 morgens
30. 11-Rad aorebo 1000 abel'os
E.9. K y. Z
sr,,,nt,
~
9"- Io o. 2oh'roH. sho snr<
SO. 14-sOn aonison uno e a=ilfenostsn
SO. 1a-@on g0afnm nnD e=iIseno5tsu
nnuJln'
20. 4a-Wo1 9errn1ue ....9:lo borm.
go. 4o-oon Sserothe. MIR Sonntaqs
~, o.. a.o. o1S uus..ps
nommen sonntnas .'S.4b absnss
So 5so''i i5-naa sou7ton, maco une Cor
b1tS Shr1itt 1926 bprIl.
$50. 1s-No6 aouiton unD aiifrenOrten
........ 9:2O obenos
SO. 11-Ioh Nooftm uub ,aiiitenprtsn
.................. 2:2O hadn't.
SO. 4e-aa5 aerroiue. nllr an Conn.
SO. i 1aasl. aerroiae AZ !: " a5eaSs
$40. 1857 gnh &errpiue t6aIif. ollsoe.
nommen Gonntnas. FOB BORN
~
No. 1o1--ginrct oimltep. bon Hep Il.
Ians. MAO por,u
SO. tO2 Guniet 2imiteb, BON Enn ssran.
30. 7Mgdlenauo, ban nem arIea pps"
NORTHUMBERLAND, 1920 born,
sfo. c-S9neu3n9. pon Del gio
81 o:s, o. ~ w.n o ~
>. isms ;i:;; 49, :: 1:1S asda
y" 49, pAeh' '"n s son
abfanrt-
ITO. lOl-.Sitnfef Strntfeo. nah Sna
NJ i EEenissao o;n,a. ., "A ~, poT''
W. Ita1!s sdt ;: .n;,;a no6 g.; 80 Dorm
=" S"nsndus mug Se 1 "1o' ,,r,r
M e1.sn.,, roH a,.t, Srr.tr,a
NJ a3s,,n;.t ernrs: ,od ~: .an naa,m 1
~ e1seO ..s-..s;o IN Noun
~ mSn"'e' Slp'sb' "a@ y1e'p X,
@peaiaI Satin grprek nod goore WaS
500. ....... 10 Wttternaht.
Nnfanrf
NJ so,-g sssr' Tn,,; SiDff On Ro,t aooo,,
sbfoh wtfforta- erferO -. 7;oo "oo'n'
D. n m,6 g,,.-o .n;.+or;, por,
'f'. s sosocc 9&o,, Smr70' S'5 ao15 no m1n'
o.. 4. & :.
Nah NorDen--Qbfabrt
go. s@segas eSpeolal ...g:ao ImorS'
nv nv 80 w. n.an -,o
So. Zo,SGIg Stgel 90 u hans.
w. "9
dntunff
SO. 25-aatb TlDer ......7:10 BORN.
So. s-aatn Qimiteo $50 nadJm.
SO. 7-yFeras Gpecial". .8;20 abenos
so. 21-gon So,tfton :. 1880 morssns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Hawks. X. II.
Hawks. w. T.
Hubbard. II. e.
Hudson's Market.
Home City Market.
Hulchcr. L. W..
Italian & French Gro. Co.
Jones & Clements.
jackson. L. ~.
kranitsky. a. S.
kahl. &. H.
Kelly. +. w.
-ombardy Street Market.
Lubner, NJ
Lerncr, j.
Martin & Martin.
McDowell. w. C...........
HcGittin. J. l..............
MeIdor, j. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Mitchell. J. F..
Main Street Market. ......
miller. J. L..............,
siilier' d: y.
Marks. @. A.
Nelson & Pittman.......
Neal Bros.
Nardi. Angelo.
North Side Store.
Nicholson, J.........,...
Palmer. r. Fl
ParSley's Delicatesscn.
Park Ave. Confectionery.
Pure Food Market.
ProfHtt. L, d.
Richmond Grocery Co.
Rankin. j. j..
Robinson. G.. Fl.
Russell, W. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Sta Kleen Market. .:.....
Stewart, Ed.
SSalSbury, R,.,.,.........
Steinman. j. +. E. 1850.
Tinsley Bros. -.
Trent. j. l..
Trevillian, j.. w. ;,
Townsend. a. X. .........
S. Ullman Sons. Inc.
Nitori. Nidi. -.
Wollsieffer. A.
Winner. A. NJ. G. Bros.
Woodson. j. y.
Wasscrmnn, y. L. :.
West View Grocery.
WeStham Grocery Co ~. &.
Weinbrun, -. A, & Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Special % % G F
sAN NoN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Aston. G. Observation-Disclosures.
Blilcy, George B...............
Browning, II. E. ................
Broaddus Grocery Co. ........ :.
Bartlett. 4. s. .. ............
Beck. A. r: ...............
Boehling. II. A.. ..............
Bourne Bros. ................
Brown, O. ".
Baker. D. r.. & Bros. :.
Burnett, T.. Co.. ...............
Baugh. I. G. .................
Belvin. A. Co..
cRristiaS n. r. L., Co. ::.
Carroll. NJ: ..............
Euoank. J.
Eeitis; NJ 01;...:................
Foy's Pharmacy. ...............
Ford, w. j. ...........:.
Gundlach. w. r.. & Son.
Gundlach. A. F.. ...............
Gil. w. A. ...............
Hansen. J...............
HincS pros. 49,. ...........
Hancock, j. Writ. ...............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Johnson; NJ Observation-Disclosures.
Julins. f. -.
johnson 6. Johnson. -.
Son ..........
Koch. q. r.. & Bro. ............
essler. D. -.
krapin. NJ. .........'.. .........
Lindsay & o,Connor..
!Iauterbach, F..................
t'uoher, j
Lcvinson. j. l..
Mccarthy & Haynes.
Marchetti. F..
Motley. {. A.. Grocery Co..
McChcc. w. q.
Mulberry Confectionery
MITCHELL. !. l.
Markoff. H.. ...............
Meyer. J.
Madison Confectionery. ........
Nagelsman & Guidt
Nunnally. B. NJ.
Nordin Bros. ..........
Nuckols. T..
Parker. &. N..................
Pohlis. a. H. ...............
Plagemann, G. H. .............
Pittlcmau,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26


e" "ARAGoN BRAND COFFEE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

~. NAutoCi v Sl-
203 S. Second ST.
North Road & Corbin
S026 Taylor ST.
$40 South Laurel.
1929 Hull ST.
20Ig n. Sycamore st.
2530 Hull ST.
HiGhland-Park.
Marshall st. Store.
1900 Burton ST.
1929 w. Cary st.
1888 w. Cary st.
sos $. Pine st.
u ). Fourth st.
Rio Vista.
722 w. Cary st.
422 Il. Marshall st.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03
IN Of Military TcrhnicautIes.

Alien-Thc legal term FOR "a resident
of the United States of foreign birth
and unnatuTalized.
Armistice-An interval of time
agreed upon between uelltgerents Tor
"a temporary cessation Of hostilities
Base OF operations The point from
which an army begins Us expedition.
Biloting-A legal process by
which armed troops may DE chartered
In the houses Of private persons
. Blockade--A means taken by a nav
To- prevent vessels reaching or leaving
- port In war time without permis-
sion.
Bombardmcnt-Au attack hy artil-
lcry or naval guns upon a place forti-
fled or unfortified.
Capitulatiou-An agreement entered
into between bclligercnts relating "a
the surrender of troops or fortresses.
Cartol-An agreement between bel
ugcreuts 90 allow certain kinds "I
or-hostile intercourse such as posta
service, etc.
Codc-A method used iu giving slg'
nails and transmitting messages In tn
army and navy to prevent their IN.
depreciation by an enemy
Commissariat-Thc department. o
an army responsible tor the suppl
and transport of food and forage.
Coutrnband Of war-A term apple,
to- various articles which regard q,
as boirg of sufficient help ~ an en-.
4 emv 20 proloug a war that b trans
port,tiun OF such articles 10 him es
pccinly hy ships Is prohibited
Council OF vur-A -deliheration %
staff Officers in charge of a campaign
Espionage The act % spying un0l
an enemy.
Expeditionary forcc--A military un.
consisting Of "a definite number OF mei
as organized la times Of peace. which
Is ready for sending 20 foreign part
on the declaration of war,
Honors OF war-A term used In cap
imlation. hy which surrendered troop
are allowed To march out with color
! display ed, drums beating, hayonet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03

new ~hats-wnic1 now reposc In tn"
window u a DOWNTOWN hat store-to
cheering multitudcs. Fifth Az enuc
may as well reconcile itself to second
place. 1t viii be all over but the
cheering m when Mexico city takes
in tbs full beauty OF the very latcs,
In spring felts. the cheering may be
expected to be 10th loud and pro-
longcd. Even broadway. too busy To
live. and deeply occupied In the bus
mess Of the nation, stopped at the
show window to whistle In admira-
ton AZ these hats.
Six OF the uattiest OF natty, ranging
all the way from pearl gray To- white.
each on ~ little footstool. basked all
day in the eye OF public approval. All
were on the Near shape. which is
10 say that they looked like so many
rather odd derbies with the rims
nattencd out.
Mexico city is far ahead Of Broad
way In some things. All. with the
exception OF General Blanco's. were
made OF what is spoken OF in the
trade al "5N Beaver the finest and
hairiest beaver In the land, and cost
ing in the n~eiEhborhood OF $40 the
bonnet.
C~orrahza's hat, pearl gray. lined
inside with white satin, disclosed q
neatly typed ~. Carranzn' on th'
inside of the-oh. well. The perspira'
ton band. II you are fusy about tbs
language.
The hats. as hats go. are rather
small ~ to size. Carranza himself
takes q seven aud one-quartcr, th'
largest Of the lot General Hlanc'
wears a six and seven-cights. Their
Is one OF six and ihree-quarters fol
a member Of the stan. The value o
the entire lot Is Sl00,-Ncw Norl
! Post
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03
Federal Court Opens
AT Santa Fe; Grand
Jury Is Empanelled

Special Correspondence - The Herald.
santa Fe. y. Nj. April .. The Apr;l
term of federal court oPcped yesterday
morning, L. :. District Judge Cola
Neblctt presiding
The first work % the tourt was To-
ompanel the federal grand jury. The
petit jury will not be cmpanelled I'M
al April -.
The Federal grand jury is as fol-
lows,
Leo Williams. foreman, Deminr
Quinto Sandovnl. san Pedro; Hence
Cochran. Nugal. Carlos Apodaca,
Grants. Lcandrs Cn%rrizozo; Nick
rapru. East Lp Vegas. Andres
Lopez. Rahontii. =. l.. Hammond
Kelly: Fruuan chavez. Belcu A.
berto g. de Baci. Berualillo; Ramon
Baca y Chaye' beieu, Charle'
Yaplcs. F~airviev. Edgar Gochel
Bclen. Ben LucAiui, Derry. Medart'
sanchez. Bclcu; Deciderio G. sc Baca0
Las Vegas; Kamen Armijo, santa Pc
Tho following officials we're named
j. ". McGhec, 'rieT, Dennis Chavez
| Interpreter. Domingo pacheo, H. G.
Allard and Adolh Seligmau, hailiits'
The following persons WIRE the'
arraiFnod and plead not guilty
! Charles McGinn charged with iu.
Producing liquor into Indian country
John Clark. robrod. charged Wit
selling liquor 10 Indians; Lambert
\. ortiz. charged with cmhczzliHi
posi- office funds. and his case Wn'
set April "a; Domingo Martln, an In
dian of lslotl. charged with s'lltiV
liquor Tn lndiang
4 feature OF this torn OF fedora
court undoubtedly viii be the r%e-tria
of the two Chllamen, Lee Sam He
and Lew Moy, Who were convicted u
November. l9tA before L. $. Juds
Pope of violating the T.. s.. immigrn
ltion laws hy bringing Cinnamon FROM
pld Mexico int, tais country. The
took an appeal % the circuit court %
appeals which 0dcred % new trial d"
tho ground has II was an error q
perm,t am attorney Ia testify for III
government alto he had heen nHke
by the defendants H"c am Moy I
serve as their auorucg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03
OUR EASTER
BAKINGS
fixed and swords drawn.
207 South First st.

fixed and words drawn.
Levee en- masse-The spontaneous
rising and arming OF otherwise on-
belligerent inhabitants against the
enemy.
Martial lava cOde Of procedure
by which all the ordinary functions Of
police and magistrates are exercised
by military authorities.
Moblization-The process by which
an army or navy Is converted from a
peace TO a war footing.
ObJective-In strategy. the town,
fortress or other object aimed at, the
occupation Of which is deemed TO have
"a decisive effect.
Reconnaissance-An advance OF a
'hody 81 troops detached from a main
army with u view OF discovering the
enemy's position, on to mislead him.
Reconn0itering-Tho military tech
meal term for scouting.
safe conduct-A document issued by
a. military commander authorlzing it,
holder 10 pass through a lone OF mill
tary operations.
Strateg1-The art Of planning ont "a
war campaisn in advance ana adjust
ing these plans 10 cope with the dis
position Of the Opposing forces.
Tactics-rhe means employed By a
commander 20 defeat the enemy when
through employment Of strategy. ne
has been brought % battle.
War crime-A technical expression
for the violation. by soldiers or civil
ians, of the recognized rules Of war
faro, ulcsitimate hostilities. espionaeo
and mnrauding such Instances are
the use of forbidden weapons, killius
the wounded abuse Of "a flag or truce,
disregard OF the red cross insignia.
poisoning water supply, etc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant rclief-ifo waiting. Your
cioggod nostrils open right up: the
air passages Of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. 30 more
hawking, snunling. blowing, head
ache. dryncss. No struggling for
breath at night; your cold or catrrrh
disappears.
Get a small bottle az Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little OF this fragrant. antiseptlc,
healing ream IN your nostrils. II
penetrates through every air passage
OF the head. sooihes tho infiamed or
swollen mucoua membrane and reliei
comes instantly.
It's Just fine. Dent stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03

Denver. April 3.-Cottle-Rcceipts.
1900, market steady. beef steers.
5000 lI.25; COWS and heifers, 500
M9.50; stockofs and feeders. S70Od
gN5. calves, tll. 1850.
Hogs - Receipts. $500. market
weak, q shade lower Top. Si5.l5;
bulk. Sl4.55m 1880.
sheep - Receipts, 1000. market
lower. Lambs. Sl~3.7jmI43i. ewer.
81. UoN lice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03
Market Quotations
Furnished by Curtiss,
Manning & Co.
Commission Brokers, 10 South
Second St., Albuquerque, n. NJ.
curb Stock Close.

Calumet a Jerome. ~ MlE, Calu-
met ana Arizona. sob ash oCnsoii-
dlicd, 1H2i-lG: Green Monster.
! l-l6@lA; Howe Sound, GA G6h
jerome Verde, 2a2i.. Magma chief.
q g-lG, Miami Consolidated. 2fH
go. New Cornelia. i1is N1fA Ray
Hercules. 37s Wfs; superior Boston.
GA HGis santa Rita, hTI 4. v,
Extension, 39m 39is; Verde 'omhn.,
, ~ Isl; Zig Ledge, im4h Dundee
Arizona, 1NWl& Elk Horn on, ga
n %. Snpuipa OH, llA mtlh Mcr-
rim on. 2Gd25, Elk Basin. l2H i2'a
Austin Amazon, ~ Hifs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03

Kansas city. April 3.-HoFs-Rc-
ceipts. 1900, market lower. Bulk.
Si470m15gO heavy, $4,000 1875;
packers ath butchers slt9om I5,eo,
light, $l4.i0m 1915.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900; market
steady To Zoe lower. Prime fed
steers. sii75a12.5o; western steers.
$500 a 1900, VOWS. $1,000 1850.
h%eifers. s. 90 a 1850: stockers. $3.50
n 1915.
sheep Receipts. 10000: market
lower. Lambs. Sls 90 ii.I5. ewes,
SIU.,vU 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03

Chicago. April 3.-Hogs-Rcceipts.
10000. market weak: sc under yes
%terday's average. Bulk. si5.O0M 1890;
light. SASS 1880; heavy. sti6Om
1885; pigs. S10.5OmitOO.
cattle Receipts. 1000; market
steady. Native beef cattle. S9.l0m
.i2.95; pigs, tiO.5Oa 1900.
Cattle - Receipts, 1000; mark g
steady. Native beef cattle. Ss.iONo
1895. stockers. $1,000 $50. cows and
heifcrs. $500 1915.
sheep - Receipts. $4,000. mGrKet
weak. Wethers. $1,000 t2.Ss; latabs.
I2.OO n 1885.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03
New York Metal.

New York. April cooper, quiet.
Eloctrolytic, spot and second quar-
tel, $500 a $500. nominal, third
quarter. S31.O0m32.00
iron-Fire and unchanged
Tin-Flrm Spot offered at S5i.25
~ $500.
At London. spot copper, tl3b. tu-
uur,-. ii35. iOs. elcctrolytic. t.vI;
spot tin. ieli; futures, t2li
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03
Ncw York Money.

New York. April Mercantile
paper. 4aih per cent; sterling. So
day bills. al; commercial, GO-day
bills. on banks. al; commercial, 60
day bills. 70A demand, AS s-l6;
cables. 4.;G ZIG. =
Rubles. demand, 2S.35. cables,
.gS.4O.
bar silver. Iihc.
Mexican dollars. size.
Government bonds, weak.
Railroad bonds, irregular.
Time loans, nrmer. Sixty days, 3-s
n ga. per cent 90 days, az a. pei
cent. 4 months, ~ a. per cent.
Call money. steady, High. 2E pet
cent. low. "a per cent. ruling rate
1it per cent last loan, ga per cent.
closing bid. - per cent offered at
"a. per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03
New York Cotton.

New YORK. April Cotton futures
closed steady. May, Sl9.54 July
fla.2S; October. $3.50; December
ylN.is; January. tlS.je 90. ....
spot STEADY. Middling, $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03
\ SEQ H,r ron cAnnANzN

when President Victoriano car
rama ana Gonenl Blanto aud his
star prancc nouclalantly down raseo
dc Ia Rcforma. doxico city. dohing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-03
The Markets



New York. April s-Trading In TO-
days stock market fell to less than
average proportions before 81 o'clock.
buying and short covering having ex-
pended their force with resultant i'm
pairment OF all early gains. United
states steel reacted ? points from It's
high price of ilsN and other leaders
and speculative fayorltes were l to 3
points under Initial maSlmums. Heav-
mess OF rails and sharp declines In
motors provoked considerable irreg-
MARTY.
Before noon another moderate buy
ing movement partially restored most
losses.
FOREIGN bonds were strong. Anglo
French Is rising over ; points and
Paris s. IA
fHaaas
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Lad aud Spcltcr.

Ncv YORK. April 3-Icad. puict,
9atc asked.
Spcltcr. quiet. spot East ST Louis
delivery. 10 NC asked
At London: Lead, $50, los, spcltcr,
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Kousas CITY. April 3-Butter and
poultry, unchanged.
Eggs-Firsts. soc.
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pressmaking


ALL KINDS, both new and second
hand. bought. sold, rented and re-
paired. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex.
change. Phone s14. f32 So. 9TH 81
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Classified Ads Bring Results.

Put IN a HELP WANTED al. than
read the SITUATIONS wanted.
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SANTA FE TINE TABLE

Westbound-
No. Daily Ar. ~.
1 The Scout. ....... T:sop s:S0p
3 California Limited. it;oea if:soa
Z = Fast. ....... s;fea fo:lba
. The Navajo. ...ti:5op if:20a
southbound--
sos FL Paso Express. fo:sop
Sis FL Paso Express. i0:05a
E~astoound-- Daily.
10 The Scout ........ 7,sBa s:eSa
2 The NavaJo........2:tsp s:top
Z California Limited. s:40p 7:eop
8 Santa re Eight. 7;i5p -:sop
From SOUTH
$40 For X. c. : Chicag T:o0a
sic For X. c. a Chicago Gasp
standard sleeper for Clovis ana
Roswell leaves on No. 500, connects
at Belen with train No. 20. leaving
Beien nj ii'5B p. m.
No. Z carries ono coach only: no
sieepcrs.
Nc. SIC will have Standard sleeper
! from Roswell from train No. 81 az
Belon.
p. J. JOHNSON. AGENT
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LADIES' SHOES sHINED at Home.
Sinner sent Ia their homes III So,
First or phone 932.
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PERSONAL


INDIAN SlLVERSM1TH-Wnl make
all kinds OF Indian jewelry. Can at
204 West Atlantic avenue
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Wanted

wANTED-To buy hard wood. large
size. standard desk. J. Korbcr 4 Co,
auto Department.
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ForSaIe

FOR sALE--Best located roomlng
house In the city, iiih South First
street. Brady Hotel.