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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15

H. c. Berggren is a recent arrival
from the mainland. He came to the
Won Hamm-Young Company from the
Michelin Tire branch in San Fran
CISCO He has decided to make his
home in Honolulu, and his aim will be
to help motorists receive a greater
number of miles out of tires. Mr..
Berggren says that he is positive
Honolulu is a super-paradise, and has
been congratulating himself on being
asked to come to Hawaii. He was
agreeably surprised to find so many
high grade cars and high-grade tires
in Honolulu.
In discussing the tire situation to-
day, Mr.. Berggren said: During 1917
$4,000 tires were ruined by careless
ness, and the majority have failed to
give expected service, due to neglect
ed cuts in the rubber on tread and
side walls.
81 find On looking over the tires
used in and about town that appar-
emily an average of one tire on each
car has sustained cut in the rubber
due to rocks or ruts in the road.
"If the Honolulu motorists will take
a little unsolicited advice kindly, a
good deal of extra mileage can be
used. This can all be done without
gotten out of these tires If on first
notice of such an injury the owner
would have same vulcanized. If bad
one or if it is but a minor one it can
be repaired very nicely in this man
Ieer.
First the cut should be washed out
thoroughly with either benzine or gas
oline and let dry. Then apply good
rubber cement, let this dry, then an
other application also letting this dry.
Then a small quantity of tire dough
just enough to fill the cut should be
removing the tire from rim and it is
an operation Of but a few minutes.
The motorists who are having trouble
Of cutting their tires should try this
and feel sure they would receive
full payment fo' their trouble in extra
miles.
THE reason cut, be it only a small
one, can soon cause the short life of
tire is that sand and dirt enter and
separate the rubber from the body of
the tire. Water also enters and rots
the fabric and soon a blowout will
occur. A tire is human in a way and
when injured and neglected it will
surely die most sad death. We know
ourselves if We by accident receive an
injury we Immediately use a remedy
to rectify this and the same should
apply to an automobile tire if good
service and long life is expected"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15
SAFE Your Tires

Prepared by the Federal Rubber
Company, secured through courtesy
Of Honolulu Rubber Works.
Proper Initiation.
Every mile Of travel with less than
proper initiation means decreased tire
efficiency.
The principle of pneumatic tire con.
struction is based upon the resiliency
of air. The rubber and fabric of the
ordinary pneumatic automobile tire
form merely a container for it. To
preserve this container, sufficient air
pressure must be maintained within
bending of the fabric.
Just as wire is readily broken by
bending It sharply to and fro at the
same point, so will the side walls Of
a tire inevitably break if constantly
forced to bend too sharply
Keep tires inflated so they stand
up" fully under the weight they have
to carry.
improper Alignment.
Quick tread wear is sometimes due
to misalignment of wheels. The front
wheels of an automobile toe in
slightly to make steering easier
usually about one-quarter of an inch.
II there is too great a difference in
the distances between the wheels the
tires are subjected to a shearing wear
which quickly grinds down the tread.
Sometimes one 'front.' wheel is forced
out of line with he same result, con
fined to one tire.
Misalignment in which the front
wheels toe out" is a common cause
Of rapid tread wear. 1t is usually due
10 a bent steering knuckle, or to wear
in the steering connections. Careful
motorists have the alignment of their
wheels verified at regular intervals.
1t pays.
Unusual wear of the tread is sus.
Iicious indication of misalignment
Your car should be Immediately in
spected.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15
RALPH DEPALMA
SETSALL Speed
men TO TALKING
Makes liz Miles Per Hour for
First Hour in His Aeroplane
Twin Six Packard

Officials OF the A. A.sA. are making
I'D their formal report on the record
breaking achievements Of Ralph de
Palma on the Sheepshead Bay speed.
way, November is, Fin his aeroplane
Twin Six car. Meanwhile, eongratula-
tory messages are pouring In on, De
Palma and the Packard engineers.
: According to the figures which
there Is every reason to believe the
A. A. A. will certify as official, De
Palma averaged more than 100 miles
an hour for the entire six hours, de.
spite stops, for tire changes, oil and
gas. aggregating more than 13 min.
utes. ~ ~ = - = ~ =
De Palma's speed car 10 equipped
with Packard Twin Six engine. ayia-
ton type, of 300 cubic inch displace,
nent. Both engine and chassis were
built in the Packard experimental
shops. The recOfds he broke were
held by DariO Resla Gene Chassagne
and Lee K. Guinness, Wig alternate
iy drove d Sunbeam car on the
Brooklands track, London, 566 miles.
The Sunbeam was OF 500 cubic inches
displacement. The record, established
October i, 1913, was not even closely
approached until De Palma tackled it.
He drove the entire distance himself
The Sunbeam averaged 81 miles per
hour. "
The first hour De Palma covered
1926 miles; second hour, 112.45;
third hour, 09.S5; fourth hour, 110.14;
fifth. 107.14; sixth hour, 105.52. s.-
Those who saw the steady grind,
pronounced the run the most remark
able exhibition of speed and endur-
ance on record and warmly congratu-
lated De Palma
De Palma's face was badly whipped
by the 10 mile gale and his mocha,
nician, Jimmy Stees, was exhausted
and half frozen at the end of the run
De Palma used Goodyear tires which
gave a splendid account of them.
selves. The right front tire went Az
miles before it was changed, and was
by no means worn through.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15
Local Motorists
Asked To Bring
Old Name Plates

w H. James of the Sacramento Bee
writes TO the Star-Bulletin asking for
old automobile number plates. A
friend of his In the automobile bust.
ness in Pennsylvania has adopted the
idea OF interior finishing with auto.
mobile plates. The novel idea is be.
ing worked out by Louis Rich of the
Bessemer Motor Truck Company,
Grove City, Pa. e..
Honolulu motorists who have ole
automobile plates are requested to
notify the automobile editor of the
Star-Bulletin or bring them to The
Star.Bulletfn office. Here is an ex.
cellent opportunity for Hawaii to
gain little publicity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15
COHAGAN GOES
TO NAWILWILI

w. W. Cohagan, member Of the
sales force of the Schuman Carriage
Company, has accepted a position
with the Spitz Automobile Company
of Nawiliwili, Kauai. Mr.. Spitz, who
has the agency for the Ford, Hudson
Oakland, White and a number OF
other cars on Kauai, has found tina,
business has increased to such an ex
tent that It was necessary to secure
a real i've automobile man to help
out. ...
Mr.. Cohagan has more than mads
sood in the automobile business in
Hawaii. and should be big factor in
boosting automobile conditions on the
Garden island. While in Southern
California he was one of the leading
advocates of progressive methods in
sntomobi!e craftsmanship and has
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15
70 CARS COMING HERE.

The rumor that Hawaii would be
robbed of cars for the Christmas holi-
days does not appear to hold good as
word has been received by local deal,
ers that 70 cars will arrive from the
mainland next week. These cars will
be distributed among the various deal,
ers of the city. and the statesmen are
beginning to smile once again.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15

Figures compiled by the Canadian
department Of labor show that Canada
is faring better than most countries
in the cost of living. Since the war
began the price of food in the domi.
Mon has increased IS per cent, in Ger
many about $50 per cent, in Austria
900 per cent, in Norway, Denmark and
Sweden about 200 per cent, in the
United States 90 per cent
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15

When using the self-starter be sure
that the spark is retarded. as a back
kick may wreck the mechanism. This
is not Necessary il the car is equipped
with a magnetic as the engine starts
best when magnetic spark is advanced
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15

written a number of articles dealing
with the various problems that con,
front the man Tho sells cars.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-15

Prepared by the Federal Rubber
Company, secured through courtesy
Of Honolulu Rubber Works.
Proper Initiation.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-17

i'm weFnth6en bic GutpidIung btr
GfeIirott6nit uub feiue SdtffdHrt
DbHs Ie t6nntr TtullhIdnb bsuie nihi
bic boItpmmspIteH llnisrIsebppte tm
BtIttucg tinfebcn. co IN burd bielT
Der poIIe Wert Der nf5pdrSsn 9idmdni
ten" 10 rcat in ben g%prb,rgruno a.
trstcn. Die Gha6tanldgen uHb Q6s
r%aum6aIOsn, Der Rub un0 aoblnFdub
oos @eiDirr bon Gi~IsnbabnliHisn uni
GabriterIaeeu. bic IN ben augtn bel
iibertmpfinoli6eu 4etbeien bic aobItn,
etbtete peruR5isrtn fino nihis dnberts
als fdtbars 3eiten ber Rraft unt
gla6t zines Bottles. limb rs III tint
nett ausIdduenbe Mahtpolitii, lpenn
Grantreid, bas nur nod 10 Milidrbm
Sonntn A%oblsnborrGtt BAT, bic felt
grObttuteils in beutT6en Sdnbcn fnb,
nab Der linttn Rbeinieite btsebrt.
9oa aud bic beutIden a~o6Ienborrdt,
iperben zines Sages erI60pft Tein; ober
ielbIt fUenn bas lebte Ro6lenberanerl
Der @rOe dbsebaut fem Ioate, 6rauden
mir bod Hi6t gu befir6ten, bdB oann
bic W}eni9eu bic 9GGte i'm Dunieln
3ubringen oOcr in u~ngrbei5tsn 3immern
tBsn iDerosn. 8drdn, ben Sul3rei9s
tun %unIerer @dloer 5ur Gr3euguno bon
Sol5eds ootr aur 8eltrung al bertpens
ben, bdrfsn mir dlerbings ni9t benten.
Sie fOerben einft ipobl Elm tpertboass
Material sur 8eipimung bon 3uder
unb bielei4t iogar GipeiB aus 3enus
loie itin. 3unddft fuerbtn bic iantGs
ltdlen our 9erfigung Fte1enben 0aIers
irdtte our G~r5euguHg bon Gleitri8itdt
fir Si9t un6 6ei33pede beranae8outn
ipsrbeH, gnb banH iperben mir aud anF
bic ausgeOebHten GOrflager, bic ia feet
ihon sum 5ei5en unb 5ur Seudtqass
er5suglnd berirenbet ptrbeu, In er6Bes
rem WlaBs 5uradgreifen miiFen, nm
uniere aobIeHborrdte 3u freden. Sissu
tORnen fernr bic pei~tberbrettsteu qaatr
BON bitumin1fsn SGieferu bientn, Sic
leBt fdon duf Grb6l b~erarbeitet tper6en
inb IN oenen NOD miliar6tn gonntn
BON Osltn unO gaItn dufgsipsihtrt
ltno. qber aud psnn ale orannif6en
gorrdtstammern fir qsudts un6 6eils
5ipede gtletrt iein folten, braudF Bic
gleniabeit nod nidt gu ber3peifeIn.
Wie es BEN menIdliden erfinbunoss
gttit f9on in Der Rot bts Rrisaes oes
linsen 1T, SduefsIiGure aus ben gibg.
lagsrn uRb SdlpstsrTdurs aug Der Quit
i'm eroben 81 eeiDinueu, 70 iperben i'm
8ampf inns 8dItin @iTenTdaft pnb
Sednit aud bubin fommcn, ben gebarf
an Groolen ans dnorgantfden gubs
Hansen ber3uiteIeu unb I6ltebIi6 pobl
ai9 bic ntmolpbdriIde Glettri3ftat IN
ben 0isHft Der @sufdbeit gu feIsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-17
Observation-Disclosures
nnS papicrbSttScGsr

SIN Der nGelodr5lfiden gsilaoea sur
eItlnhener meOi5iniI8tn 8ohsnlhriFf"
6rtdttt pr. y. gergengriin iihr Bic
Lodhrenb beg &rieass 9emahten c.
%t1bruigsn init gapitrIau6matraben uno
PdpitrNttbeden, bic lllqemeine Bead.
tllng h%erbtlnen: Sn Iau6polbreittn
3egenotn 1T pon dlttr86er oas Qdu6
ote iibltft 8tttfiLlunq duT benz qnnbs
g%efpelen, nno 5rDar eigutt f6 guhens
Ano Gt9enIdub am btfen bdan. Die
8or3ige btr 2aubFlquna bcltsben IN
Der Glaiti3itdt Der 8IGtter, Bic Der ma
traBt bic Gigeni4aft bes 6sberns pers
lstgt, uIlO in ibrer G6mieafamfeif. BIZ
Defenders Bal Der Quaeruna Gbner,
trdnter sritrsbt Dirb. On Ganbsrfeit
itebt bag 2dub benz 6eu unb Gtrpf
mot mad, bic 3ubem Der QdnbiptrHhoFi
moghdltt ipenig eni8ooen tperben foaten.
sur bpstenii9 einipanofreien genubuno
muB Die GtauHg nun iterilifert neroea
tonne1, obne oabur6 ibre gufen Gioen.
l@dttsn gu oerlieren. Sus it, in bnrd.
aus bt~trieoigenoer DeiIe %eelunoen. 1ie
STERILIZATION erfolste in einem Dude,
oerglaen appardt: Eel einem 6tsedrdt
bon 107 Grab GelIius unb elmer 9dmof,
lpdnnlng bon 0.3 4~tmoipbdren purotn
Die TlatraBen cine Stunoe lang borsrs
tpdrmt, cine Stuube in Dplem 9ompi
gelafen unb cine Gtunbe ndhqetroduet.
pluung Die Ollie bertrdgsn bag @srs
tdbren ausge3ei6ntt. gls Siiae biente
babel Elm 8e3ug aus un8erreisbdrsm
Napier, oas troy auT6einenoer SGrte
uno Dide Ietat einbriidbar lit unb BEN
Yolitsr ntdts pou isiner Gldti5itdt unb
S4miegfamleit uimmt. BUR bic Or
fabrung, Oab bic 9dbtItaItn ni6t INNER
gut balttn, IaBt fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JnIettiiber8igs empftbIensntrt erideis
men, tpdbrenb i'm Quarter unb fit @es
iunoe bet papterbe5ug allen anforots
ruHgen sniipridt.
Gin psfenttider 8or5ug bieIer ga.
pierlaubmatrabe beIttbt nun IN liner
8tligtett: Ie toiiet i'm 56dafaIe &c
pfennig, Elm aopFfiitn aus BEN aleihen
Bacterial nlr 40 pftnnig. 8ieItn gors
aug Deiien aud bic p~apietbettbedar duf,
Gle bttebeH aus 2agsn BON 3eitungss
papiers unb SeioenpapitrbIitttrn; bieie
tueroen nit BEN 6dRben 5erInittsrf, az
riebeH uHo getrIiqt bdnn In elmer Der aes
niinidten @roBe Der 9ettbede entIprss
deHben 5ldhendusbebnung antinunber
eebeitet, 8ebu folder 2ogsn bon 3sis
t~uuespupier iinb matchmaker in getptFen
@bitduben bur5 Gteppud6te in bitredIs
gen 5sIbsrn ourdgenGbt, nit chamber
ber6unben unb itsdsn in gang biligen
Saumpoas, MOItoHs ober aattunbt5is
gen. Sire quite StsriliferbarIeit ttbobG
lire 9srtoenbbdrteit in Der arissstrans
ftnp1eae peIeHtlia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-17

fdmieb oebs, ben eieinIhneiber obr
5ol5I6nissr bsluds, i6sraa finbe ih
ben 5onbntritr, oer nit qis6e unb gss
Rub etpas psri5nli6@ in feline @rs
bit Isgt. 9d lebt unb pirtf Der Srie6
einer alten aultur, aug Der ou9 niris
fhaftlih nod cine 8liite IprisBen fam:
benn al bic .S6onbsiisn Der WaI6ins@,
bic bon grpfsForsn bts auHfgtDabts
BEL uns sutoedt por6,H Fnb, DitstR nod
teiH bdnoDsrilidss aSnnen duf. Gen
5anbDertsrH, bic niht bios mshaniI9
na9 borgt5tidntten gnipirfsn arbsifsn,
Ionoern aus siesHsr @staltunoslrafi
unb bsrsrbtsr Gertieiet 81 ftoffgn ese
pobnt fnb, mint be 3utunfi elmer
aHlturituft, ouf nelhtr btr peri0nIits
@sitmad gtbirfuis Der aunbl6af
piro. Dds 3psrsssadft fat BOD aud
itins IiHisH Ssittn.
(giH peiterer artiieI folet.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-17

@esen bic giadtfritif. 9ie g1adts
friiif, bic aus fiinflsrilam griinbea
idon 70 oft beisbbst tporbtn III, BAT in
ben INSTRUMENTATION sinm neaeH
@sentr esfunoen. 90 bat tir5Iid ber
@trein 9erlinsr prsTt foIesnben Bee
idluB stfaBt: Der @ertin gerlinsr
Yrsfs ridtst an bic 6srrsu @erlegsr unb
gbeFtsbatteurs bas erIuaen, i'm 6ins
Bid auf bic srb0btsn ShpisrieIsiien.
nit bsnsn bic uddtlide 8sritterIsatiune
iibtr bic 9bsatsrsrsieniFs su ldmbfsn
bal, nnb bic Hidt nur bic aritiIer. Ions
bern aud ben Gtlnmtbetris6 Der 3sifuna
bbrdnasn, bic 9ndttritit fir bic Set
sss BRIGGS ubsuf4tFfsn.s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-17
9as ~8wersseidaft.

Sd mar habit, aIs elmer meinsr r6z
mii@eH JrsuHbs itintn @sin khan.
Dor BEN 5auIt Eielt Der @inssr aus
eiDita aaDiuia nit isinsm efsI, an bsIs
fen SattsI roots un6 linfs sinias 9Suns
den bon Is otter hinatn. Gins babon
iDHrbt Ia bsn asntr ssI9afTt unb in
fruhamFlodtene 5ldfhen dusaeaoHsn.
las 1T bic iblide Nrt BIZ BsinpstIors
eRng fir ben atornnsim hdus6olt in
Rom. Aus ben asbssldHbsn ser gaisai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06

Roscnwald Bros. require the services
OF an extra salesman for next week
Cal NJ s O'Clock Ia the morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
DON'T SCOLD. MOTHER!
THE CROSS CHILD IS
BILIOUS, FEVER|SH
Look at tongue. II coated. clean
little stomach. liver.
bowels.

Don't scold yoar fretfuL peevish
child. See II tongue Is coated this Is
a sure sign its little stomach. iisc-
and bowels are clogged with sour
waste.
When l~istless, pale. feevcrish. fun
Of cold breath lad. throat sore. doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally. has stom-
achache, indigestion. diarrhooa. give a
teaspoonful OF California Syrup oi
Figs." and In a few hours all thc foul
waste. the sour bile and fcrmonting
food passes out Of the bowels and yen
have a we'll and playful child agam,
Children love this harmless fruit
laxative" and mothers can rest easy
after giving a. because II never fails
90 make their little 'insides" clean
and sweet.
Keep Il handy. Mother a little CIV
en- today saves u sick child tomorrow
but get the genuine. ASK your drug
Eist for "a 5O-ceut bottle OF california
Syrup Of Figs" which has directions
for babies. children Of all ages and
for Rrown-ups plainly on the bottle
Remember there are countcrfeits sold
here. 30 surely look and see tina
yours Is made by the california Fl
Syrup Company" Hand back Wit
contmpt any other ig syrup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06

attended similar functions In the past.
The day after Governor dc Baca q
arrival here there was a meeting OF
the inaugural ball committee. n nor-
partisan body composed Of Santa Re
citizens. AZ that time there was 40
much uncertainty about the state ~
Mr.. de Baca's heDlth that mo- define
ACTON was taken and the meeting nd-
journcd TO V again at the call
OF the chairman. Governor Mcdonald
the chairman. was soon t. leave Santa
Fe. 80 chief Justice X. ". Hanna
was named acting chairman In hts
place, Justice Hanna called n meet
ing for this mcrnng. az which time
plans were set afoot for the inangura-
ton.
Mrs. de Baca and children have az.
rived ~ santa Fc. THE executive mano
sion had been prepared FOR their com
nE n the members OF the family
went there from the station. Governor
de Raca, however. will continue to re-
side az the sanitarium. probably until
the legislature adjotfas. so as to sc.
cure the rest and necessary treatment
that ave been 50 beneficial to him
since hts return from Los Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
Personal News
Items.


Auto Springs. all mekes. Korber CO.
DR.. r. Fadeley will return Sunday
from a visit to relatives and friends
in Virginia and Washington.
Jerre Haggard OF the State National
bank il confined 10 his home with a
bad cold.
John McTeer. state agent for the
Missouri Life Insurance company,
has gone to nemins.
Mrs. E.. j. strong who has beer IN
with the grip, returned to worA
the strong book store yesterday.
Quickel Auto and supply Co. are
In their new quarters. corner Sixth
and Central.
Miss Ira Meyer, Formerly OF this
city. and now livisg in Los Angeles.
Cal, was Il visitor in the city yostvl
day.
John l.. Scott has Just taken out a
permit for 4 threc-room frame cot
tages at l22 south Edith street. Price
1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. udabac will
leave tnis evening Cor Moss Point.
Miss. and Athens, Ga, to visit rvi-
atives.
Mrs. y. l.. steed OF Cleburne, Tex.
is here visiting her mother. Mrs. \.
r. Harwell, and sister. Miss Nina
Hurwell.
The high school BASKET ball team
defeated the Indian school at the lat
ter court las, night by the score OF
80 70 -.
Qulckcl Auto and supply co. are
In their new quarters. corner Sixth
and Central.
Miss Gladys Cavanaugh. who has
been in the ST. JoseYh's hospital as the
result OF a gun shot received on NcN
Years evening. was reported to be
slightly improved today.
Il. -. Patton. a passenger conductor
on the coast lines. who "A been visit
ing his wife In California the past
month, has returned To the city and
left on his run today.
The Rev. Edward Albouy Of Will
Jams. Ariz.. passed through Albuqu"r-
que today on his way to Cruces.
whcr, he viii attend the -patriochiai
feast tomorrow.
Mrs. Henry B. steward, mother Of
Mrs. l.. u. Chamberlain. suffered a
stroke Of apoplcNy last night at her
home, iii West Marble avenue. Her
condition is considered critical
Mrs. Clarence Nicholson. who was
formerly Miss Bessie Menaul Of this
city was here yesterday visiting her
aunt. Mrs. X. Menaul. Mrs. N.choi-
son Will leave here for WASHINGTON.
Harry Fiuke. editor Of the Murilrty
Messenger. was in %Albuuorque yestcr-
day. SIR. F!nke drove over the t.
Jeras canyon road by automobile anu
reports the country is free from
=. snow.
QuicEel Auto and supply Co. are
u their new quarters, corner sixth
/, and Central
The members of the Phi MI sUror-
, ity ~ tho University OF New Mexico
! have purchased the house uf Profess
sor Nelson on East Central avenue
The house contains ten rooms aud
VIII bee an ideal place for sorority en-
j.. tertninments.
Il was learned here yesterday that
Charles James sullivan, an cmploye
Of the railway mai serric" between
this city and Ash Fork, Ariz., for ten
years died IN Venice, CAL December
30 Death was due 90 rupture Of IN,
heart The funeral was held IN santa
MoEira, Cal, sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
Z Entertainments
BILLED FREE TODAY
FOR TmHEATERGOERS
Albuquerque Pleasure Seekers
Have Choice of Two Public
Performances; Santa Fe Read
ing Room and " Open Doors.

Local people who are weary be-
cause OF the last weeks work. and
who are in search OF o little recrea-
tion may have their choice Of Sttend-
Ing either the Santa Fe reading room
lecture at the y. NJ. 9. a. or the
Spanish comedies at the nigh school
auditorium. this evening.
The hrst entertainment Of the santa
Fe reading room circuit 10 appear in
Albuquerque this winter may be seen
by all citizens who TAXI the trouble
20 walk TO the association headquar-
tiers. The Rev. Z. w. Spencer. a
leading minister in one OF the Meth
odist Episcopal churches Ia Topeka,
Kan. will give An illustrated lecture
on Enoch Arden. Mrs. Spencer, wife
Of the minister. conversed with come
| Of the women OF Albuquerque In the
Y. M. c. A. this afternoon on the
subject OF home problems. The per-
Torrance will start promptly al &
| o'clock.
The Spanish comedies which the
| Albuquerque high school has beer
pfacticing since the middle OF No
yember, will be staged In the school
auditorium. Only those students who
are In some Spanish class are elig-
ible TO participate In the acting. Miss
Margaret Dickson has spent a great
deal OF hard work. coaching the plays
and expects them TO surpass The pro-
duction that was put on last ear
Invitations have been sent out 10
many people Of the city who It was
thought might DE Interested IN Span
I f4I f.naTAfar hrff EfsN afhAru uHhn
may have been overlooked. whether
%lingdists OF the native tongue or not.
are invited e attend. The comedies
ARE entitled Los P~antalOnes' and
"Manana de Sol"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
Inaugural Plans
Are Under Way by
Capital Citizens

Santa Fc. y NJ. Jan G-The am
nounremcut that the inaugural ball
ana other festivitics in connection with
the seating ~ a uUw governor viii be
held ON February Z is taken here to
indicate that the health OF Governor
de Haca has improved considerably.
otherwise be would not have sane
toned any elaborate functions such a.
the ones that are being planned prom.
Use 60 be- The announcement that The
inaugural ball, although somewhat be-
lated VIII not be entirely dispensed
win, VIII be received with delight bv
thousands ~ N.N Afcx--ans who have