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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
New Point and Vicinity.

Miss Jennie Morris WAS quite
sick last Friday and saturday.
Mrs. Verkyle and baby came from
Kansas CITY, where they visited scr-
eral weeks.
AT this writing. Mrs. &. &. Hard.
man Is very low and has l1"n for
several days.
Miss !. J. Hodges returned Ia :,
Joseph, Tuesday. ar,er u visit with
Mrs. Hcarney.
Mrs. T.. W. smith, Of Matt land.
came Thursday To see her sister, Mrs.
Z. &. Ilardman, who j. wore.
Mrs. %. +. Iralswa'er wen, ~
81. Joseph, Thursday. Ia see her
brother, win Trimmer. VIM was up'
Grated on NJ Ellsworth Hospital.
The box supper given u. tie
band boys, saturday nigh; WAS u dc.
cided success. There was a good
crowd. Quite u number froni F'ilI'
more, Oregon and surrounding coul'
We't VV"tNbN N'''
&i5.a5. to be used for the benefit -,
the band.
Tim PraisWatcr, Mother rrai,'
water and granddaughter. Leila
Mrs. Geo. Praiswatcr, from Andrew
county; John Praiswater, from l,ur'
lington Junction: win Praiswa,cr
from Mound City. were at the bed
side OF their sister, Mrs. Ilardman
Saturday.
Frances Terry Is agent for a
coffee maker, tea ball and mood.
cutter. Those who have tried them
pronounce them excellent. You dC
not have to strain tea or coffee, do
not have to settle the coffee. anC
every cup full OF tea or coffee will bs
inst the same. Those who max,
noodles will find the cutter u grea,
help and saver Of time, as IT. Is sharI
and readily runs through the dough
She asks any one Interested In ,hes,
articles to call at the central office
when In town, as she II not able Il
canvas In the country yet. NERO,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
Napier and Vicinity.

y. ]. Brown was sowing grass seed
last week.
Miss Nora Ogden spent sunday
with home folks.
Jack Ogden was drilling spring
wheat last week.
Miss Ethel Byrd visited Mrs. l..
A. Ranks one day last week.
Miss Nora Ogden wen, to work
for Mrs. Jessie Swope last Tuesday.
Mrs. James holland spent Sunday
night with Elmer Swope and family.
Maggie Ogden aud her mother
were out buggy.riding Monday even.
ing.
Mrs. Nina Swymeler and baby
were visiting at J. !. Browns Satur.
day evening.
Lula Walden says. talk about your
linen wool or silk, but she kes cot.
ton the best.
Frank johnson helped the looks
Of his rest aurant one day last week 10y
papering IT.
Bert Evcrson. IN that new auto.
of Fores, City, was seen In our mids,
Friday evening.
WIN. Neiderhouse and his mother
of near Forest City. visited with ID,
Browns, Sunday.
Miss VIVA Smith. Of near forlrs'
cue. is visiting his sister, Mrs. George
Swymeler, at this writing.
Il. A. Banks had the Independent,
phone taken on, Of his house last
Tuesday and a Farmers 'phon" pu,
IN. In It's place.
!. J. Brown received the sad new
Saturday Of the death Of his brother
a. J. Brown, which occurred ~ Spo
kane, WASH. March -.
Born, to Elmer Swope and wife
March -. a girl. Elmer says 1, Is
just an awful little thing. lie says I,
hasn't any teeth and cant talk and
hasn't scarcely any hair.
\lNn
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
SheriTs Sale.

ny virtue and authority 81 general cNeru-
,ioil issued from the office ~ the Clerk ~ the
Circuit Court ~ Holt County, Missouri, re-.
inrnablc NJ the April Term, InIi, OF said
court, ana tn me directed IN favor of fergm-
,on, Mckinney Dry Gpods Co. and against J
u. Payne and Mrtiie NJ. Payne, ! have lev
led upon aud seized all h, right, title. inter-
est ands'laim ~ the said James H. Payne
aud Mcttlc NJ, Payne, az. IN aud ca the fol
lowing described Real Estate, io-witi
The southwest quarter III the >out beast
quarter ~ section fift"cn O5l, the East half ~
the >onl invest quarter and the west hllf ~
the >oui beast quarter; and the south uHl
sixty acres ~ The east half ~ III" southeast
quarter NJ section sixteen 40. anu the north
east quarter, aud the cas-, half ~ the north.
west quarter. and the mort beast quarter ~
the southeast quarter Of section twenty
three c.ll, all In township thy-nlnc til,. ~
range thlrty-"iyht as. all dom. In Holt
County, Missouri, this :lsi day oi February,
igil,
Al lying and hcing Ia the said County, and
state ~ Missouri, and viii, on
WEDNESDAY, ApI.iL .%rli, iali,
between the hour, ~ min" o'clork IN the
forenoon, and i've o'rlork ~ the afternoon
Of that day, nj III" Court House door, In the
city Of oregon, County of Holt, aforesaid
sell the same. pr so much thereof ~ may h"
required, NJ Public Nrndur, 10 al" highest
bidder for cash IN hand, ,>ubicrt Ia all prior
Hens and Judgments Ia satisfy said nN"'u-
iiun and costs. \, H. NrNlITS,
sheriff ~ iioli County, Missouri
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
Notice Of Sheriff. Sale in Partition
Aubcrry holland, and Rei,n Mcfarland

Aubcrry holland, and R-,tn Mcfarland
W..
Nathaniel NOand. Dora Conner, Ida u. Cupp,
Ellsworth Noland aud Anna Hunt
In the Circuit Court of Holt County, Missouri,
Ry virtue and ant hority 81 70 decree and or
der ~ sale made by the said Court, In the
above entitled ruu>c, ana Of "a cert iitcd copy
thereof dated March I, 1911, viii, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ~. 1911,
between the hours ~ - o'clock In the fore
noun aud o'clork IN tue afternoon of that
day, NJ the front door ~ the Court House IN
the city Of oregon In Holt County, Missouri
s,ll ut public ycndur, Ia the highest bidder
the following described Real Estate, WIS
All that pat ~ the southwest quarter of
the southeast quarter Of scrtiou numlcr
eighteen %, IN township number SIXTY nAl, ~
range number thrty-right Cisl, lying on the
snui beast side of II in>cy creek, nnd also al
the east half 90 ~ the souihcu quarter Of
said section eighteen n>l, In township sixty
Gan, ~ range thirty-vighl ISL, excepting the
following drsrrihCd tract 10 wit; COMMENCE
Ing fifteen lijl rods and fourteen litl links
quarter ~ said section number eighteen rs |,
IL | links theme" west In the center Of chan
n.l with the mra ndrriEg> thereof "a where
the wrst line ~ he east half ~ the southeast
quarter afor, said rrIs,rs the same, thence
north To the north line of said quarter >cc-
tlnn, thence rnst "a the place ~ beginning
Terms of sale ~ follows, VIZ; Cash IN
hand, 4. II. McNILTN, sheriff.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
Where They Orifina!ed

Susan Is Hebrew, Lily.
Guy Is French, the Leader.
Alma Is Latin, the Kindly.
Margaret Is Greek, a Pearl.
Rachel is Hebrew, the Lamb.
Edwin is Saxon, Conqucror.
Paul Is Latin, the Small One.
Clara Is Latin, the Brigh, One
Lionel, Latin, is Little Lion.
Jacob Is Hebrew, the Supplan,tr.
Hugh is Dutch, the Lofty Man.
Gilbert Is Saxon, bright as Gold.
Ernest is Greek. the Serious one.
Martin il Latin, the Martial tine.
Eunice is Greek, the Fairy Victory.
Florence il Latin, the blooming
One.
Sophia Is Greek and means Wisdom.
Sarah. "a Hebrew name. means prin.
cess.
Peter Is of Latin origin. the Rock.
Leonard, German name. is LionIike.
ArabelIa is Latin, the beautiful Al.
tar.
Rosamond Is Saxon, the Rose of
Peace.
Caesar, Latin name. mrans Hairy
Man.
Agatha is a Greek name. the Good
One.
Isaac. a Hebrew name. means
Laughter.
Oliver Is OF Roman origin. al bii,c
Tree.
Lucy L. the feminine or the Latin
L.ucius.
Edith aud Eii,ha are saxon. Hap.
piness.
Douglass Is Gaelic, >igniGying Dark
Gray.
Daniel l. Hebrew. meaning God l.
Judge.
James l. of Hebrew origin. the be-.
CUTLER.
Ruth j. Hebrew, meaning Beauty.
Harold. the Champion, l. uf Saxon
origin.
Meredith l. Cent. the Roaring Of
the sea.
Moses. a Hebrew name, uranS
Drawn cut.
Agnes j. Of German origin. ,lc
Chastc One.
Eupcnia and Eup"nic are Greek.
Well Born.
Constantine H. Latin, signif.ing lr
l,csoluic.
I,oNana j. q Persian name. the bay
Dawn.
lluldah, from the Hebrew. mcans a
Weasel.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
Kind Words for Him.

Prof. Reayis has done very efficient
work during the past term. repeat ed
ly visiting the schools OF the county,
and developing the idea of progress to
a remarkable degree. We have heard
of no other candidates for this posi-
ton and doubt whether Hult county
people can find q man better fitted
for the work and one who viii devote
himself as assiduously as has Prof.
Reavis. Make his election unani.
NOUS Mound City News.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31

Walter &. Bender, Of st. Joseph.
member OF the State board of Phar-
macy, was u visitor Thursday of last
week.
Il have for sale q German Heater
.--new. Also a ton Of baled alfalfa, In
lots Of one or more bales.
W. =. WOoD.
Supt. Brooks viii go to Rockport
on Friday evening. April :, ~ judge
In the inler-high school contest to be
held there. and TO Mound City, the
18th, as Judge IN debate between the
Mound City u. :. and the Sidney, Ia,
II. :.
FOR SALE Eggs from pure blood,
white face Spanish chickens. Fifteen
eggs for 81. MRs. II. G. BENTON,
Both phones. Oregon, Mo,
Foster Crowcll has moved into
the Tom Fry house, north Of town.
lie will work with Andrew Tochter.
man This summer at the carpenter
trade.
Rudolph SchloizlIaucr, Of Kansas
City, is here visiting his mother and
other relatives. lie doesn't look a
day older than when he left here IT.
teen years ago,
Mrs. Fannie Louise Reed, who
was the guest of Mrs. W. a. Graham,
In Krug Park Place, 81. Joseph, re-
turned to her home In this city, Tues
day of this week.
For Sale A slightly used Piano.
To save expense Of boxing and ship
ping we will sell cheap. Payments
can he arranged to suit you.
OLNEy Music Co..
st. Joseph, Mo.
The Forest City Park committee
has named April ! and =, Friday and
Saturday Of next week, for the pur-
pose OF planting their city park to
suitable trees, which In due time will
give them the shade and ornamental.
tiOn. The grounds come TO them
through the generosity OF their much
beloved fellow-citizen, Uncle George
Weber. and |, Is to he hoped that ev.
erybody will respond to the request of
the Park committee, which Is COM
posed of Messrs. Geo. l.. Penny, A.. j
Wood and l., J.. Watson.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
ATTRACTIVE
TOP COATS

These beautiful top coats arc very attractive al
bccomn! I, nos figures. The mos, popular co,rs are
srays. ,als unI navy blue. Collars made in mloy
cona.y shapcs--some haze the strictly plain loilor"l
c!.ss oilers h.v. l.c deep shawl collars faced with
Persian trimmings. while others have ikc sailor cr's
ewes on some are plain tailored others are handSo,n,
trimmed viii beautiful metal buttons. A wide ran:c q
p.ices to s.., any purse. Come and them.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
To John w. Nauman:

You are hereby notified thni an the nth day
II April, Inii. In vacation ~ Ill. Holt County
" Maryvillr. county ~ Notnwny, state ~
Missouri, ~ ,o'cl,Ik D. M. the nndcrsin nrd.
the Hoard ~ Snp.rvi,"rs ~ Little rarkio
iion ~ Holt County, Missouri. organized aud
existing under III" laws Of the state Of Mis-
souri,, VII present a. u" Hon william e. ~.
Missouri ana EN-ofh,'io .lu,lg" 81 the Circuit
Court Of Holt County, Missouri, their petit
tlon, asking Cor he condemnation ~ u strip
~ land One hundred uup feet Wide, for u
right ~ way Ia u" used for the purpose ~
coiist rur, Ing HE main channel ~ Il ditch
drain rnnnl nrros, The fnllowing land
wii' III. Spul h hnlf ~ the southeast quar-
ter except mgluning AT the -oul hca, corner,
thence West q rods; thence Ia ia" Northeast
corner lruc" IL beginning aud u part Of the
North half ~ the Southeast quarter. brgin.
ming nj the southwest corner. thence Nor h
III chains theme" ~ point cha ms North of
Southeast CORNER uf said Northwest half Of
said southeast quarter, theme" to hr-
ginning; all the aforementioned land .
lying and hrlng IN section seNen a..
township si>ty-two OF, Of Range Thirty.
nine CHD IN iIpli County, Missouri said s,rlp
~ land 81 asked 10 Ire condemned ~ ufnr,-
described ~ follows; a strip ~ land finy
l5O) feet Wilde On each Side ~ aud measur, Il
~ right ANGLES ,"a center line bcrlnning IN
Range Thlr,y-ninc Crl, III Holt County. Mis-.
souri,, ~ poin, i0 feet south oi the center
~ said section seven land RAINING thtnrr
south ~ Fast Ia an Intersection with the
South line III the Southeast quarter aforesaid (;
said right ot way containing
Seven ca acres more or less aud that we
Will, at said Time and place and by said peii.
tiOn, ASK for III, appointment, by the said
Judge OF said Cont, Of three dIsIntrrcstcd
freeholder, residing within the County 81
Holt. aud who shal not be land owners IN
said district nor of kin within the %lh drgrr"
~ consnngu nifty tn any person owning lands
IN said district, IA View the premises and
lands aforesaid and ASSESS the damages hint
may bc caused 10 you by taking such right ~
way across and through your said land rs
above described.
Witness our hands and the seal Of said
drainage dist rict this eth day Of March, 1911.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF LIT
TILE TARkIO DRAINAGE DISTRICT No,
!.
ARCH SHARP,
seal. CD. GRAVES.
f-~,-N Secrctary.
ORA SCRIVNER.
CHARLES SANDEIl,
A, ID. CUNNINGHAM.
Gpt hllSy and grow Son,ethinv
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
HANDSOME
TAILORED SUITS

The shor, jackets AMI narrow tube skirts with the
gracefully long line effects very fashionable this season.
The most popular materials used are French and English
Srges. Shepherd Checks Scotch Twecds in Tans ard
Grays and other soft cool coors. Some have the sailor
collars others the sric, plain tailored Effects while others
have shawl collars nlail with fancy trimmings. Prices to
suit any purse.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
THE OREGON INTERURBAN
TINE TABLE.

Note-A-paily Except Sunday.
\ special train for stock and car
load shipments will leave Oregon al
1910 p. m, whenever desired by
shippers.
Notice An local freight will leave
Oregon on the 0,aO u. IN. train.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
Carpets and Rugs

Ju~t u wi al ut oar Carpc, aud Rug
department. o this floor is dspla, whole
r,a! n O! Car. -. Rugs Linclcurs. PoricrcS, Lace
Curtains ID many o'hcr useful accessories i,r
every home. Send for samples or come to our
store. Assorineuts arc lass,. prices ore rcys,n-
uh!c.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31

Mrs. Fletcher came up from Cam
eron for q short stay. She was az.
companied by her daughter, Mrs. j..
NJ. Thompson.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31

Moving Pictures every Friday
and Saturday nights, at the Gem
Theatre, Oregon, Mo. Admission Zoe
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
P. E. O. Program
.al, ~ tnlI

March 81, lHll.
Hostess Miss DUNCAN.
Roll Call-Sayings from Buddha.
Lesson Review Miss DUNCAN.
Magazine Miss Harris.
April :, 1911,
Hostess Mrs. Kunkel.
Roll Call About Modern India.
Lesson Reyiew-Mrs. Ilinde.
Magazine Mrs. Kunkel.
business Meeting.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
Beautiful Silk Dresses
FOR EASTER

When you come to St. Joseph to do your Easter
buyngconsidcr The Leader" as true source of correct
style authority. Make this store your shopping CENTER
your friends here. The large assormcnts Of Womens
Furnishings in each of our sixteen departments from
which to make your selections. makes shopping a real
pleasure here. Compare our merchandise and prices with
other stores.
silk is one Of tic most popular dress fabrics this
season and our beautiful "Foulard Dresses are very
appropriate for social and dress occasions They have the
new empire effects. Some have low necks, others
made VIII yoes, collars and cuffs in handsome crochet
effects. Styles becoming any figure priced very moder
atcly.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
Spring Millinery

Our Spring Millinery styles have received
many favorable comments. Medium sm.l shapes
are very fashionable The materials urc beautiful
rough s,raws used with ,aeal and soft hair brads
This department embraces very interesting dis.
play indeed Of all the latest styles in Millinery
Let our miincrs des;s IN a hat for ,oa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
GrrrINo MoprIsN.

Who says that China IL behind IN,
balance OF the world. we rise 60 In.
quire. Yesterdays dispatches de.
clare that tho Princess Lai. mother
OF the infant heir to the Chinese
throne, eiopcd with an actor. sbAn-
doninE her child and fIreside. to say
nothing OF q few more or less pre-
,entious palaces. This Indeed indi-
Gates that things sn China are begin.
ming 70 look up. II indicates that
China Is beginning to got the pace,
We may expect at almost any time
10 hear that CHM has 200" and
that the exclusive set has gone In
for monkey dinners or discovered a
brand-new cocktail
There IN no forecastlng what tho
rapid change OF events may bring
about in China. The Princess I.al is
only an index 10 what We may ex-
poet. rs soon as the revolution In
China IN really over and the slant
eyed ones really settle down 20 study
Ing modern customs with free and
untrammeled will.
The only thing that dlsconcerts ua
and that makes us fear that. after
all. China may no, really become
modern Is The fact that the press dis
patch telling Of the Princess Lai's
wild filng bears San Franciseo date
line We have never doubted nor a
minute that china would eventually
ne the salt. all right. sat We weald
fsel moro aEsnsed as 20 tho real facts
IN the matter Ind the press dispatch
carried date tine from Zoo CHOW OF
Pekln or Canton. OF some other more
remote and less accessiele point Of
vantage. where We have reason 10 be-
lleve that. at the worst. the yellow
newspaper writer has scarcely had
the temerisy 10 penetrate.
Hut since We must accept the san
Francisco version OF Il. lei No cast
ali doubts 10 the wind ana pin our
faith 20 Princess Lai, Maybe as
true. DO they have actors and actor
Ines In chlna aIreadyg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21

Irrigation congress which VIII NEE
IN Chicago December 10 .. For IN,
convenience of those naung the ap
poiniivo power the bureau of imml
gra,lon has secured from the con
grcss blanks for the appointment o.
delegates. ind these have been for
warded ~ every person or body hav
ing the apDolntiye power.
Thus far only small number o.
those having this power have rrer
eised a. The matter 10 Of vital i'm
portance and should be looked aftel
without delay. Those having ths ap.
pointIvc power should exercise Il al
once. ana IN daing 40 should take
pains 10 flnd mon. wherever possible
uho viii actually attend the congress
An Effort II being made 10 secure
100 passengers for o special train to
the congress, to be run M the New
state special. There IL now good
prospect OF success and the train will
prove an advertisement OF the great.
est value.
But ~ Ia vitality importan, that
New Mexico have bis rcprcsenta.
ton az the congress- Tho New Mex.
leo headquarters at the la Sale hotel
shonld be- crowded with our dele
gates Chicago II the population and
immigration and Investment center
OF the central states. II IL OF the
utmost importance lust az this time
that Chicago and surrounding states
become more Interested IN the possY-
biIlties In the new stste for home.
making and Investment. This lrrIea-
Hon congress affords US an ideal op-
TO convey the information.
Moreover. the National Irrigation
congress through itp rccommcnda-
Ions and activity can be OF greatest
service 10 New Mexico. The develop
mont OF our trrigablc lands has just
begun. Fully three and one-half mil.
bon acres Of isnd remain to 10 ss-
'iainned. This must be done By tho
national reclamation service. by the
'ciivity OF our own people. and By
Investment OF foreign capital By cor
'orations and individuals. The Ma
ional Irrigation congress II the
strongest single Influence toward
'ringins about this development. II
. the best medium for bringing at.
entior TO the irrisatloH opportunl-
les waiting here. Let US set toseth-
y and send a strong. Vigorous. shout
ns delegation 90 this congress- 30 that
ne rest % the country may learn
What the Sunshine state has TO offer.
'oi. w. y. Hopcwcli. one OF tho five
members of the national board of
ontrol. the New Mexico advisory
ommitsec and the bureau OF immi-
ration are dcins everything In their
over To get a large representation.
hey should have the united backing
Z the stssc. lot fhosr VINO fRve
he power 10 appoiEt delegates do u
fithout delay /
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
WRECK VICTIMS
BROUGHT TO THE
CITY TODAY
Bodies Of Firemen Killed in
Head-on Smashup Yester-
day Afternoon Brought In
TO Albuquerque for Burial.

Crushed beyond recognition. batter.
cd and burned almost to a crfsp. cook
cd by steam 10 such a point that they
no longer retain their original nize.
the bodies OF two tiremen killed In
a head.on collision on the 1iclen cut
on yesterday afternoon were this
morning brought 10 this city for bur
iai The seven men injured were
hurried In from the scene OF the
wreck last night and placed In 81.
Joseph's hospital
Tho dead men are ". Keith OF
Belen and A. J. Daugherty OF Clovis.
Keith was until recently q bonus
clerk In the sEops at Belen. t.
The injured. all OF whom were con.
scious when they arrived here last
night. are Operator Roy HorntoD OF
Scholie; Engineer G. "a. Napzinger.
Brakeman Thorne. Fireman &. w.
Schmidt. Engineer Pierson, Fireman
Scott and Engineer Patrick MRloney.
The wreck occurred at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. No one known
last how II happened or why. There
were two light engines coming down
the long hill west from Mountainafr,
and about eight miles out. or a mile
from Sch0lle. they met the up bound
local. also with two engines Every
one OF the -four engines was domoI-
ished. Those who have seen the
wreck say II Ia possible for any one
10 walk through the engines at any
point They are literally demolished
beyond hope OF repair. An investsga-
tion viii be held by railroad officials
TO fix the blame for the accident.
The injured we're brought In on q
special train which arrived here ~
1880 O'Clock last night The delay
was due 10 the fact that out OF the
eight men injured. but one was able
to jump from the onrushing engines.
and the rest were all pinned down by
wreckage OF greater or lesser sire and
weight. 40 that their comrades had
hard work 70 release them. Several
were not released until the arrival of
The wreeking trains from Beicn and
Clovis.
Az injured VIII Live.
Five physicians worked over the
bruised and burned bodies of the In.
jared until after Q O'Clock this morn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
CONGREGATIONS ON THE
INCREASE AT REVIVAL


The crowds who have been comipH
70 the Methodist church nightly 10
hear Rev, g. =, Beckman. who Is con-
Quoting a revival service IN that
church. continue 70 increase. A num-
Der OF converts have been made. and
the church expects 20 add many more
members a. a direct result Of thesa
services.
Rev. neckman win SPEAK tonight ON
'"rhe Judgment Day" and Mrs. Hoi-
lowAy VIII render vocal seteciiou.
There win be no collection taken.
This forcefui speaker Il web known
20 Aibuquerque audiences. and u suFs
70 have LARGE attendancs 81 hls ad-
dresses. Tho nsusic tonight Will Be
good.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21

And now San Dominic butts in with
"a presidential ASSASSINATION. a. Il
anybody had ti,ae 20 pay attention tc
"a chocolate crop % an sffair m,
ths' with 40 much else going on In
the world