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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual SAFES Is
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
,~bich there we're no transactions yestel-
dav on the New York stock EAchahs
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Cr1,rri,hsd bv J. Thomas Reinhsrdt 80. u
Rroad street, New York: No "a D.yonshirs
street. Boston. and No. 10 King street West
Toronto. Csnada)
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puRlIC UTILITY SECURITIES,
furnished nv Williams. Mcconnell 2 Coleman.
40 go Wal sfreetD
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.

The imports and marketings Of drygoods
AZ tho port OF New York last week were
as follows
Last wk Prev wk. Last year,
Total imports go 81 92s OBJ 81 s54. so 81 631 eel
Total markstirEs." 2.Izi.643 2.eeo.44o 2olo.Sea
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Bank & Trust Go.
Stocks
Bought & Sold
CLINTON GILBERT.
Wall 1t.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
MEETINGS.
CLINTON GILBERT.
2 Wall IT.

TO THE sTOCKHOLDERs or T. DERBY &
CO. New York -.-,.,.,.,.-.
There will be = meeting Of tho stockholders
a. q Derbv 4 Co on the t4th day % August
ia11 a. g o'clock On tho afternoon. At the
Hotel KnickertOcker. I'm tho city ~ Sew Nork'
Scr the purpose Of voting upon proposition
mat The corporation. y. Derby & CO. OF Vow
yo-k be forthwith dissolved. rs order Of tbs
Board Of Directors. . ,-,.,.,,.. - g..
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Furnished ny ". y Coer & Co, No. a. Cedar
street,
Accrued interest 10 be ADDED
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, & pIrrsBuRo
Maturing l9li-'21.
FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appen1ellar. No. =,

BUFFALO ROCHESTER & PIrrsBuRd
1911. 1910. iSe,,
<th week in July s3l3.I1T S2'1.sT3 S2et -.
July l-July 81. s63.30l si2,s01 e-Vo"
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
4th week IN July S427.7Oo $500 500 sa6LfV
July 1-July d.. i.t75.93o l22o,lO e@o d"
CANADIAN PACIFIC
4th week in July 600 S2752. 900 s. Joy
July 1-July 81. T.1Tl 900 5Io2. 600 s.ooL~
DENVER & RIO GRANDE.
18th week IN July 1857 200 ssI5. 400 SS+lp,
July l-July 81. 1890, 700 20i2ioo lei4,~
IOWA CENTRAL.
4th week I'm July s76.332 S73,2Ts SS.,3
July i-July 81. 24g.31O az, 800 eA-,l's
MINNEAPOLIS 6 ST. louis
4th wssk In July Si01.eS Slli.iIO sew
July l-July 81. 37a. OF 4lS, $50 SsS ~
WABASH.
4th eek IN July $500, slS ST70si Sii9tS
July July 81. 2.4o5.73o 2.3ss. tSi 2@ss,S~
DETROIT. TOLEDO & IRoNTON.
I'd week I'm July So, l05 ss7 sS6 s2Len
July l-July 81. s2.1ll 90 $50 IAN
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COBALT STOCKS.

coupons interchangeable +ReFis,evoa t,,,r-
p'us. fkegistered and coupon $50
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head Co. NO IL oros'
street. New York;
LAND STOCKS
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Total sales day 74SH shares compared with h32H
shares for corresponding day in 1910.
Total January August inclusive soSo6s5 shares
conparad 113959 period IN 1910
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FURNISHED BY Charles D. Barney & Coz No.
| Broad street. New York, and No i22 South
Sth street, Philadelphia
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van schsick & Co.. No. Wa
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FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch & Co.. New
York and Boston,
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MONEY IN CIRCULATION.

The Treasury Department reports the
,tei money in circulation on August ! as
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

'Ex dividend. Interest 20 be added.
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1000 FF a il
Gen Ss..1 1917 J
2DOOO Con Motor Ga 30
1000 & 3 Deb r. 49,. .
1000 " J. & " T
Gtd 5s l04iz /.
$4,000 Int Met AIS ~
600 do .-..... 49,. T
total sales n bonds.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Berlin. Aug. Trading was quiet. bu
prices were rather firm on the Boerse
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BON DIS.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

'odd lots. tsell cents per shar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

as % delegate from the locaj W g. =.
L.. al which sine Is secretary. En-
route Go Pennsylvania Miss Blood
VIII visit several cities 100 the inter-
csts nt The mission conference. and
may attend the national W. g. l..
convention in Milwaukee. Tho Hair
wood school is prospecting a. never
before ana the initial attendance ON
the opening dag, Wednesday. exceed
ed former years.
Mrs Jay llubhs ana daughter, Miss
Jean Huhbs, returned yesterday from
eastern cities Miss llubhs has been
absent from Albuquerque two years,
and last spring graduated with high
hunors from Downer's CollcSc for
Young Women la Milwaukee
Nj and Mrs William Brogau are
entertaining MI llrogans mother
Mrs y j Brogau of San Antonio.
Texas
Nh Gillette Cornish. the idol al the
athleticloying girls OF this city. left
Yesterday ior New Haven 10 continue
his studies in Yale uliycrsity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

ROY crouch Jcwclry company To- the
best art display from any county.
Another silver cup that BE- u gitt ot
the Mckee Jewclrv oumpan, viii be-
presented tu the finest collection ~
china painting bN au, one class Of
artists Bcsidcs numerous individual
collections there win hy several cluss
exhibits one of these viii be- the
display uf china painting by the Sis
tcts of Charity OF 81 Nuccnts Uyad-
en-, aud their pupils. that iu itself
is an exposition of trt worth, q"
grace au old world art gallery ~"
fee is required tor entering exhibits
aud every prcyauti"U VIII be- taken q"
insIr, the safe handling uI every
rntr, II is cnrncstl, desired hy the
committees In charge ot this depart
m,nt that every Hriitt with sewing
needle. burning needle crochet
needle. knitting needles cor paints VIII
tend their cu-opcrdtiuu aud haudi-
work to insure tb, success OF the art
DISPLAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
Personal Paragraphs.

Mr. dnd Mrs. Jack buggor. who
were married 8t thr humc uf the
bride in Dallas. T.Nas, last Wyduc--
daN, have returned &C. this riiN aud
are costly Settled in their new home.
az West Gold avenue where thrN
viii bc "a home tu th,ir uiyuds after
September 20
Mrs. John Mutdy VIII leave ,h, first
Of IN, week tor M,atord Ontario.
canada tu Dee absent some time Tne
ll health %, Mrs MordN's father o,-
casious the departure at this time
MIS- W - Chldcrs has returned
from California where she attended
To- placing ma, Misses Dhildors iU coli
lcgc
Mrs Ward Mills and uttlr daughter
iiclon lrit Thursday Cor Nurth Dakota
~ Join PROT Mills who BIS mcWbrr
of the faculty OF the ButnincV school
Ot for,str, Mrs Mi!ls formerly
taught u thr oiD schools and was
the guest %, her sister, Mrs Thomas
Hughcs D. during her soiourn.
Miss Cora blood. the efficient su-
pcrintrud,u, OF the HARDWOOD Indus
trial school Tor girls. will leave Mon
DAY "ycning to Dee gone an Indefinite
time Miss Blood has consented 90
take nap - special phase Of tho mission
work 40 the request of the executive
board, ANA after visiting with rUla-
tivrs In Pennsylvania Tor time Will
lecture for the Womon's Homo Mis-
sion conference of tho Methodist
church Whether she win return
her. or not mas not Vet been decided
The new superintendent of the school
viii be- Miss Lu"lla Price. for som"
time One of the faculty and thorough
Is familiar with the regime establish
I'D and successfully carried on DN hcc
predecessor. Miss Blood goes Mon
day night Ia Las Vegas e. attend the
stat, convention ~ the W e. f. e.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
Miss Rankin Hostess.

\ continual round OF gaycty has
been the experience of the house
guests ~ the u j Rankin home the
past several weeks The latest tunc-
tluu being reception Thursday after
noon rendered by Miss Juanita Ran.
Kin complimentary TO Miss Eleanor
Gilmore OF Lawrence Kansas, a
guest of Miss Rankin dnd Mrs. CLYDE
lilalr. also Of Lawrence. The honor
guests. the hostess and another guest.
Miss Grace Bcdell OF Lawrence, all be
ing members OF the X L alumni. the
conversation naturally hinged on cot
lcge larks %. other days az Kansas
University A bountcous IcpaSl
dainiily served VAS the finale OF q
happy day Those present were Mrs
Clydr Blair. Miss Eleanor Gilmore,
Misses Adele Goss, Ruth Goss. Grace
Mordy. Ioscphne Mordy, Beatrice
Sleight. Grace Bcdell OF Lawrence,
Mcsda mcs G. A Goss, lr, Guy Rogers
Roy Stamm, Ward Anderson, Harriet
RuthIauss. Joseph Jolly. d J Rankin
Thomas Hughes Jr Ward VI Misis
Misses Iella Rankin and Juanlta Ran
hin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
Brilliant Reception.

SURPRISING lu numhcrs enjoy mcnt
AMI hrilliauCc the many annual func-
tluub held heretofore was the rcCrp-
ton last evening In Rodcy halt For
moro than an hour the vehicles. au-
tumobilcS aud carry ais were arriving
aud dcpusiting their passengers Oh
the campus ct The university lighted
IS the blaze of radiance from the
halls To transport M. throng Of cit
liens waiting at Matsons IL was ncc-
cssarv for Jumbo to make two trips.
aud 10 was loaded 10 the sun wales
each time.
The reception hall presented a frs-
tiy. appearance in its dressing OF coll
lcpe pcnnants and Indian rugs.
throngcd with mur. than two hundred
aud nfty guests in haudsum, evening
attire. Representative, of thy state, In
tcllcctunl aristocra,y, beauty. chi,alrN
aud culture. The president with Mrs
era, aud her sister Mis- TuuZ,l. rec
ytiVrd at the door. aud when the
guests had all arrived pr GraS ad-
dressed tho assembly 100 q hri,f hap
10, speech OF wcIrnW, pthrr tddrrs-
s,s bt Dr Angel and NJ Clauc, w,r"
omitted uu account az th, ldtsncss or
M. hour when the program began
TN, music was splendid. Mr. Sed"r
iu his mastery Interpretation uf Mos
kIussyk's "Nnlse iu r. was heartily
,ujuy .d and cncurod. as were an I'M"
numbers Miss Adcl, GoWell's sweet
rendition of the ARIA from Martha
also ucc,~-itatrd AN ,ucorr from the
apprc.iativp audience Mr. Andrews.
tenor solo was even better than HE
usual nuc singing ana 'hc numbers
rt Signur Ccccotti were splendid.
Dancing and refreshments were tho
other features ~ this most successful
reception in honor of the new students
Who this year are present IN grcarsr
numbers aud of more matur, years
than formerly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

dies complimentary to Mrs l.amkin
Yesterday afternoon the spacious
rooms and vcrandas OF the Minnls
home ON South Edith street tesOuud.
ed with "a sound of rrvclry' Mrs
lamkiA was hunurcc and Mrs c. G..
Miunls ana her daughter. Mrs Scully.
the hostess Co fourteen intimate
friends ui the honor guest After u
pleasant lioruuuu the company sat
down 20 q flower d,rkcd table lu en-.
joy q dainty tVu.,ouJso luncheon ~
Joining later tu the Viucshadcd NuI
anda the guests complied booklet
ui farewell VERSES that was read iu
The huuoror aud while $50, stroyD 90
smile 90, tears away Che hostess urD
scented uu uuW OF gifts from thr
company as souvenirs ot many veal.
friendship
Last evening Mr. and Mrs Iamnu
were honor guests lt Ju informal DaI
IS rendered at thc home of Mrs G. Is
earns. 60 circic ui church iicnds in
the Cold and broadway church %.
which Nj lamlJu has been au officer
aud bis wife tho FIRST president of the
aid socict, aud active member Ia all
the church activities Songs. r"iulni
sccncs at happ, experiences and par
taking uf rciic-huouts kept tnr com
pan, till after n o'clock Nh aud
Mr. i.amlu will leave Monday oven
iug for Salt Lake CITY Co reside
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King. pamghlrr., I,las

4 genuine treat was the two"night
performance of the Glass Play h'
the Kings Daughters la the parlors
OF the Presbyterian church. The
Young Womeus christian association
and the Presbyterian sanatorium are
the boneficiarics of this entertain
mcnt, that brought out on both even
ings "A good representation ot IN"
CitA . cultured society
Though repeated last evening hy
urgent request ot those who had not
seen "a, play the first evening, the
second production even cNccllcd the
work Of the previous night The stage
settings were realistic views ot "a col
lcgo girls room and scenes back ui
the curtain on the night of tho event
ful Glass PlRy' hN the college SEN
Tors. The topsy-turVy hric-a- hrac
frillS, books, flowers, toilet articles
and appurtenances Tor fudge frolics
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

The stteris ARE gay Win budding
,t,nn,tnutrs flittiug prcttilN about Win
.,,bonl books under tnrir arms, their
pnkIr.lcngth frocks AMI simply dress
ed trrsscs presenting e picture 'iaig
u snoth 60 bchuld, aud Ike EVnnge-
line. their passing Foums like the
ccnsing uf exquisite music.
Thy reception and diane, last r,"n-
ing at the university brought uut u
gHlaN, of beauty aud intellect ui
which the git, may we'll uc proud.
The clever playlpt by thu king x
Daughters. themselves ut spurtivr cul-
lvfr agc aud Drumming with the cn.
tuusiasms and Ideals depicted ~ the
college story in the PRESBYTERIAN
church putlurH two evenings the past
week. was refreshing nnd Uditying. n
trio ct brides have assumed tho Of
fees ct carrtakcrs for three happy
hrurdiOts the week gone, and post e
uuptlnl parties are To- Fulnco society
for not boing present ct the c"r''
monies.
The patriotic festival at the urmUry
"Wednesday evening viii bee q crown
iuR celebration ut statehood hunors
aud socictys joy therefor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

Chosucy. Who hard been unmcrcilull,
suubbcd by the yut,rir ui vollcSo ltad-
crs all but Madeline stone. thu hero
OF the "prupp,- Fan NNaH. ln IN"
tcgnl robes uf th, Prince, Miss Ward
commanded 90, class Co apologize To
the Girl tho, had iusultDd "hcraus"
she WAS common Tile arrogant
stage mtutg,r eIoyorly unprecedented
by Miss Ndsh Vaughn. prcuipitatcd a
dramatic SCENE when she ilatiN re-
fused To- permit IA, common girl To
enact th, Part ut the hproin, who had
tainted Dasulng thr royal p!um'd
hat To- do, floor the Prince declared
IA, little uud,rstudl must Dee the
heroine. sine, shc had prepared her
self bN uud.t-tudN aud The class owed
her that honor uu, way. Tho under
studS saved the daN aud won laurcis
tor the elias. and herself ANA i'm IA"
after congratulations o. developed
that thu common girl was daughter
Of the United states senator nom
ohio. enc OF tho thlest imprrSunu-
tiuns was Miss Henrietta Wuikug ~
Frnncrs Muor cor Bunny the CO.'S
tune uaker Tu, part ui cute. the
college artist. Was Inspired with q
naive coaurtry hy Mlss Janet Nm.
Miss Puulin. POSTED as ~'katnrrinr
Durkin. or HEAVY was splendid. A.
the propcrl, prIw aunt MIR. Nc
Nab" Miss Zur Ma.k"udrigk was
fine Misses Edltn Joyce and Pearl
Wolklng as senior girls contributed
much Co the successful ensemble.
In the ,piloguc Miss Josephine Nor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

--ib package ol Solitaire ted, u Nj.
tiouch Central avenue
10 Best iosf at bread baked by
Spanish girl ~ years or younger s.
cash Hon. Frank \. Hubocll
o. Best plain cup cako--5o lbs.
of nour EidcHour- Baker Grocer Co,
through their agent, Mr Winchcstrr.
~. Best ioliy cake, 81 best sampl"
uf cookies t9-to bc baked ON gas
store Albuquerque Gas and Eloc-
trir Lght company.
13. Best variety OF jelly, no pre-
serves --pri1" 10 be selected. Nash
Electrical supply Co.
a. Best buttl, or mixed pickles
pril, to be- selected. Highland GRO
Ger, co.
a.. Best miscellaneous cake
handsome ndy handoas. H kuppr
druggist
10 Best Loaf ot bread baked from
Empress fiuar-A beautiful ctatc-
laiur watch guaranteed of finest
make. ID lowell, ladys watch aud a
N,r, handsome prize. The Mills of
l.arlbi,. hutchinson, Kan.
a. Sack OF flour from la Iunta
iutlIN VIII go 10 the lhhN kH'frlNr wv
nearest To- IA, weight OF the same.
Mrs Rudcy is hoping Go raise %
good cash prize for the lurgost variety
OF preserves. showing one glass only
of the preserve This is to give au
idra ot tine variety of fruits, Sego-
! table. and y.trpns raised n New Mex
! l,u sultunl, ur preserving. aud VIII
/ include anything possible to preserve
from tup smallest of berries Go th"
| lar-,-t ur ire, fruits Tomatoes. met
.u-. .truu- ounces aud many other
| possible varieties.
Gu regard Co entering preserves,
I.HI,- pickles coz anything NOT perish +
! alI. should alI pe entered thc inst
/ daN cot tnc ftir pn "Wednesday the
bread cakes Jud ple~ will bee entered
lnG iudgud GA, ribbons aud namos
| Goo uc l,it uu until Thursday uishL
whom the owners can r,WoNe the por-
! ishanlr entries.
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MANY PRIZES ARE
OFFERED FOR THE
PANTRY DISPLAYS
No Charge for Placing Exhib-
its; So Many Trophies That
Even Most Moderate EXhlb-
itor Has Chance to Win.

N'S. 10 D. '''''' '.'' ' '''
U'l i've tNlIuiHl Goo '.' 1000 N'I
and ust th,.r u.uu. U.ua.. .r tpr
,,..,,a,,.. I.,..I...r. r... .,.r ..I.s
''' 'N''''"- "'' "'.."
Tho Desc 90. If.". 'H i'.. i' uI-' "
understood that .#.ru # ur chairs,
..,., .,.I.,.,u.. .,...I. ANA .r.. "a ...
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
\ccdlcwork Socicu Formed.

~ tho second meeting or thu Nid
soci,t, ot the central Baptist church
THURSDAY afternoon 80 th, homie ui
Mrs rurd O. members were present
and three new members admitted i'
IN, fold \ n,rdl'Nurk socicty was
organized and man, plans discussed
Tor the 1,ttrrmvut az the church and
civic Improvement of the Dit,. The
ladies OF the Aid society will meet
with Mrs Adams. l5US West Central
avenue, neat ThursdaN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
Thirty club Hon.

"Decidedly the best ever was IA"
verdict Of the gay coterie Of dancers
who sped the hours Wcdnrsda\ even
ing In odd Fellows hall at the au-
tumn re.asscmbly function Of IN"
Thirty club Festive fellowship ana
informally mark the pleasure or
these ''bun ton dances, the only re-
arettnhlr feature being from the nom
members doomed 10 look into happ'-
ness through another mans eyes. To
those within the charmed circle of
membership or gucstship, however
there II naught but Joy without al
10Y" Those present "Wednesday
evening were Misses Ethel saint
RUBY Peel Lillian iesselden, Char
utte Pratt, Charlotte Lemhke, Lucy
Eide. Grace Borradalle, Mae McMil-
ian. Laura IoN.lace, Elizabeth Pow
oil, Jane Tierney, Carol Shipley,
Hazel Cox Dolly Mcclellan, Rather
Inc Grimmer. Mossrs, Bert skinner,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
Ihncfit Concert.

80 philauthruplsts ln the city could
work more gcalously Tor the good
cause than the "Searthors" are work
ms To- make success of the enter
taiumrnt for the benefit uf the Young
Wumcns Christian association. Tn
der the direction of their sunday
schui teacher. Mrs 1 j Mite, these
twelve little girls are planning q most
entertaining concert i'm the Gold and
broadway church FRIDAY evening,
september 80 The public rs expected
"a attend with an the out of town
people who enjoy good entertain
mcnt aud are fond Of helping "a
worthy cause Mrs G. n earns. the
accompanied tor the vocal numbers
wiz also render several piano solos
during the evening Following Is the
program
pianp solo ,......... Hazcl Cdrnes
Heading which Side Are You
ou'' ....., Marguerite Strumduist
Piano solu........... Bcatric, Hin
BctdIng, "a Good Prayer ......,
..-,.,..t...,... Lcota browne
Solo and chorus Dolly. You Must
Go ~ Bed ..,.t,.. ......r..,.
...,......, Hazel Carucs and class
Reading. John Jcnkins sermon
,... ...,,..,..., ..... Helen Lind
Dialogue. Playing Grown Up.
...,...,. Frances and Carol Leeds
Solo and chorus. "Doan We CRY,
Ma Honey .......,
49,, Winifrcd Williams Ida skin
ncr, Beatrice Hil and class
ITcn-mlnute address ..t,,. Miss SAKE
| Chorus, give To- tn- Y. W. e.. A.
| ...,... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. class
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

characteristic of % college bellies
apartments. addict much Geo the pic
turD ns the pretty sirls % nuuN at
tir, nmcd over tby preparations lur
CO., .Iuaiur dramatic fotD or tee cole
lcgc into ths MIDST of CO., luu and
disorder walled th, priW aunt ot the
hcruiu, vino uJa property mortified
at Toe uuudin,ss aud Oh" inter ui
hats aud urb.loVs upscuring the
bUults ou iuc uhb Tb, ~uuo, repair
tee cot th, college SCENE painter
known us "rutu." aud the common
moses ul hrr assopiHt,s accustomed the
ambitious aunt courtus social pres
tigr for hor Niece o. demonstrate in
nasal indignation at a., decentralization
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
Hioh school entertainment.

Accom- panied ON the piano by "A TAR
,alumnus OF the \. II s.. the black
face entertainers 81 this years class
will make the night vocal with wittlt'
lsms aud soug next Friday evening IA
the Colombo hali The iresh.nen VIII
be the honor guests and following the
minstrel show gotacquaintod social
time and dance will prove To the bash.
lul frcshies what really jolly good lei
lows seniors can be--on occasion Nj.
William Grimmcr, the coacn, and
makeup artist for The event, VIII also
be the interloculOr ON the stage OF
hftoen funny men These latter VIII
he Jacob Barth, Chester Lee. Louis
liesselden. Jack l.aPraik. Kenneth
Balcomb. Paul Hayne. William Simms
Harry Frank. Verne Worning. Frances
Shuiflebarger, Joe McCanna Ray Nc
Gamma. Charles Clarke William GRIM
mer. lr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
Danes Program
I,rI,rLnII- IIaNc Irlr.

III, -iNucth anniycrsar, of the ar
der will OCCASION AN annual fcsti,itN
I,y the RcbckAhs IN Dad Fellows hall
Wedursda, evening. This is on" event
when the public viii bc excluded, as
only IN, Rcbrkahs, the odd Fellows
aud their wives viii participate IN the
celebration. The tore evening viii be
spent ia enjoying musical program
and hearing an adrdrss on the ideals
ot the order by leading odd Fellow.
\ banquet and informal dance ar"
other features that viii keep the celc-
brants tllI the midnight hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16
l4nu old IA Mr. LandoIfI1

Another birthday party ia ccleDIa'
zion of the frequent birthdays OF Mi
Earnest Landolf will occur this even
ing AT the Alyarado hotel, when q
culrrle of intimatcs will be the guests
of the rapidly agclng host These
hirthdays have been chronicled ana
celebrated every three months io'
some two OF three years WIN
maidcn.llke rcticenco. however the
host refusing 90 name his years HOW
oil Is Ann rs easy 10 answer w
comparison to this problem How
many birthdays can Earnest Landolll
remember?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-16

existent zoo h,r uI,,rs mind as wen
ns abode, Mist Helen ward as th"
niece. loyal advocate Of personality
rather than so,l,t. heroine ui t"'
storg carried b.r part with native
grace. uoisr aud splendid facial "N-
precision Ia tb, turbulent scenes
Just before th, pla, Miss Ward dem
uu-trat,d exceptional dramatic abil-
itN
Miss Jeanette Clusters as Constance
aud th, hcroIn" in the play 'Ih'
Princess Far AWat.' could not nave
been better aud her hsstcricn itri-
liability and physical ,ollap~" just ~
th, crucial moment when she was q"
go out ou the stagc tor the "'lH-s
PLAY" wen, perfectly enacted. The
savior of The dilemma Na~ Ruth hag-
CERT unprecedented nN Miss Edna Mo