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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-12-21
PROPHET, He FORESAW NOEVIL
50 WEDTCAL SO(IETI'S WOMAN
DETECTIVE cor INV.
tut FIRST She Learned Many Interesting
Things about the Trade of u seer
and Had the Ills She Didnt Have
Cured for 50 by Prophet -. Spincila.

Cured for 81 by Prophet -. Spinclla.
Salvatore Spuclla. prophet. who has,
bcen working ~ the foresecing trade in
this city and halfway. y j, , is the victim
Of destiny. |, was destiny and revelations
which forced him into the prophet hu-i-
ness and destiny landed him in the Essex
Market police count yesterday
Prophet Salvatore cHmC to this country
about nine years ago and he hadn't been
here four years before il came go him
that he was one of the chosen ones of the
earth. At iiret il wa- Incredible he
admits that the revelation were 10 him
Zone mass of clouds" that ohecurcd tho
future and then he perceived thai he
had message for those who would pay
s. to receive II
Tn" prophet = powers grew until com
mand over all IN" lllS of the body came
10 him, he waved - magic wand thrice
and exercised devils. moon sickness sue
cumbCd to his oVhur'a'ior~. and th"n
~" County Modic"l Soc'"tv h"Camc in
trrestcd for II seemed 'hN surn things
could NO, he
\ you < woman vcstIga'or. tIhn'"s
Rcn2eCry who can summon moro 'lL, 'o
'''H'''' W. ''' WV wa" ''''"' ~. .'' - ~
tho entire medical profession. c.'l'd ou
the prophet ~ h,S uttic" a' 23o il'-, Hvc-
mo rt,b ,, Italia, i,,,,,,r,.,, Tbov
N'r' "'''"Ii''n 'N 'h' I'''''' "' N"'"
s,nt and whirknr-
Tho interpreter Ma sad Ill., wife"
was always sick. nothing seemed Il" cure
her and 80 they had come ro m" prophet
The prophet was ploae ID H." could cure
everything, everything. 70" repeated.
waving his hands in the Az cr-ta'icaliv
"t ,,u,, my ,,,v.a, r,,r, n,.y,u " be
'"lu ,''i" """' '' N'''" ''''' INC
that | hay" ihi~ power. am " prophet
And now ! will show yuu 'h" names Of
nll IN. dircr,u, pnnula have, cured and
h,,, ,,,,,,I, ,I,,. ,',;5 ,,.
''" '""' NV ''''
Ait'f thiH interesting ceremony nan
been completed they ldid th" prophet -,
and he entered with II into a room that
,v,. al ,.l,,,,.,r.i r,, ,,ith t,, ,,.rlt.Icr-
-,
'''"" VI ",'
candles ilickcr"d p"l"Fc an dIdr IN ia"
corner. and around II We're grouped inn
ages before which tho prophet made
oh.isanre ,rt.r stundin,, with Lis IA,
-.
arm pointing UPWARD l." l'' '''"'E '"r
several minutes he called In" patl'u; IN.
This woman will sleep for IN" rest Of
hcr life II do nn, AWAKEN lr~- he OK
,Iai,,,i .Sl, .,,,.,.;,,
''''V - III!
II" turned I" tne ""'nd' WIZ. H"r h''o
draped on tho pillow, and asked what was
the matter with his patient D"scr iptions
of mains and achcs foil from, ih, lin, or
- 't I,,,I
ti" 7'ePihH "'' III P.''.'"' '",'e9'
When tho woman had ihlNh"d N'fN ben
2"Crv began to think that perhap, after
all there might hc something the matter
ui,b bor Tbo,rc,,hot v,,I.o ~, his ,viro
r.u.. .,, . ~ 49,, 49,,
hhhIly ana pr"c"'u"h |" IN" next step
IN tn" treatment ot IN" Puhhcand sacred
Magnetic Establishment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-12-21
RECEIVER FOR BTSTANOBi
Petition In Bankruptcy Follows Assign.
ment Made Tuesday.

A petition in bankruptcy was filed yes
terday against Bustanoby Bros. OF the
Cafe des Beaux Arts by three small credl-
tors and Judge Holt appointed Augustus
II. Skilhn receiver with authority to CON
tinue business for fifteen days The,
petition was filed by Olcott, Gruber
Bonynge & McManus. II was stated
that the unsecured liabilities are sI85, 900
and the assets $50 900. In the appliCa-
iion for receiver it was stated that it
was necessary to have the receiver con
tinuc business. a. the next few weeks will
bc the best of the year on account of the
holidays. The firm made an assignment
on Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-12-21
MARRIED..

JOY-ELDRIDGE.-On Wednesday, Decenp pe'
20. 1911. at the residence OF the Hon Joseph
II. Choa,e, s East SD ST, New YORK oS NV
Right Rev. Bishop Courtney, d. u. L1u'
Henrietta JOY OF New York 10 Iheouo''
jackson Eldridge OF Shanghai China
swAN-HENDERso On "wednesday, Decer'
ber 20, at p East 65th st, by the lugh' hc'
David II. Greer and the Rev. Endlco't PeS-
body. Nathalie daughter " Mrs IhareN
Henderson. to Joseph Rockwell swan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-12-21
Christmas Mass at $50 4. VI.

Christmas mass for night workers
will be held at $50 o'clock on Christ mas
day at St. Andrews Catholic Church on
Duane street High mass, with the Rev.
Luke j EverS. the pastor as celebrant.
will be sung and there will hc an elaborate
musical service prepared by Organist
p, A. Quigley,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-12-21
UNDERTAkERS.

VRANKE. CAMPBELL. 2+I-2a3 " Gss,A S"a
Chapeis. Ambulance Service. Tel i'-'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-13
Cooperation
SAY! DON'T YOU WANT TO KNOW
The Man From Missouri Did and So
He Said, "ShOw Me-"

That is just what the Skowhegan
Cooperative Association wants to do.
IU5t wants to show you how you may
become a partner, sharing it's profits,
enjoying all its privileges, without
paving any more money for your
goods than you do elsewhere. And
there is no old stock, the quality is
guaranteed. Two years ago the as
sociation had very small member
ship. Today it is over one hundred
strong, and growing fast, with a
stock of over $4,000 1t has just paid
out a bonus of per cent to its mem
bers on their purchases.
Come along and let the manager or
any of the members show you any
thing you want showing about an as
ISOLATION which according to students
of social and economic problems, is
destined as movement to succeed
the present competitive system, and
destroy the private trust monopolies.
Try our famous Kismet flour. 1t
leads them all. 2W-15
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Tenement to rent, $500. Ordway.
Easter Millinery Opening at Curtis
Union hall and shop on Russell
street to rent Ordway
New Spring and Summer Millinery
on display at Miss Walkers.
House with stable on Spring street
for sale. Price low. Ordway.
Easter Ball, April II, at Grange
hall, with music by loGies' orches-
ira of five pieces
Household paints zoe per pint; Acc
a quart. Steward & Blunt. A little
out of the way but it pays to walk.
we save you money. Are you in
terested? Steward & Blunt A lit
tie out of the way but it pays to
walk.
Mothers are invited to call at Smith
& Bussey's and see their new line of
Boys and Children's Scout Suits,
Army Suits Russian Suits. Play Suits
and Rompers; also Indian Suits for
Boys and Girls
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-13
PAPERS WANTED.

Our files are short of the issues of
March 8 and March %. If any of
our subscribers who have copies of
these issues will mail them to us it
will be appreciated by the publishers.
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Easter Sale is in full swing with all
Its new up-to-date Clothing and Tog-
gerry. Maine Clothing Co.
For Reinforcement of 6 rooms.
All modern improvements. Inquire
OF Mrs. R. F. Webb, SO Mt. Pleasant
avenue.
Remember that w. G.. Gagne buys
anu sells secondhand furniture in
connection with his stove business in
The old Reporter building. tf-13
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Sewing done; prices satisfactory.
% Bush street, upstairs.
Mrs. Lena NJ. Casey Miss Matthew
will have her Millinery opening on
Friday and Saturday of this week.
Over A. E. Bison & Sons Shoe Store.
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SkOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

4.
Marie Brown, student in the
High school, is spending her vacation
in Madison.
Last annual meeting of Sorosis
will be Wednesday, April 10, instead
of Tuesday
Dr. l. L. Salley and Representative
Frank Thompson were in Augusta on
business Tuesday
Probably the first crocuses to be
in blossom here are at the home of
Miss Gertrude Weston.
T. G. Lancey from Pittsfield. was
in Skowhegan Saturday to attend the
funeral of John Farnham. Mrs. Ian
cey's father.
E. L. Savage is in Boston where he
is buying machinery for his new it's
sue paper mill which he plans to
open THIS spring.
Mrs. John E.. Taylor was in Water
vile Tuesday attending a reunion of
the alumnae of Sigma Kappa Soror-
ity at Colby college.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Philbrick
and son, Donald. left here Wednes-
day for Washington, D. c., where
they will spend about week
The April term of the Somerset
probate court opened Tuesday with
Judge Augustine Simmons of North
Arson, presiding This term bids fair
to be the longest for many months.
as there is an unusual amount Of
business upon the docket.
The ice went out of the Carrabas
set. and Sandy rivers on Saturday
according to the reports brought to
town by lumbermen Tuesday. The
ice in the Kennebee above Skowhe
gan dam is nearly four feet thick, but
at the rate the river is now rising, it
cannot last much longer
DeMolay commandery knights
Templar, will celebrate Easter Sun
day as the guest of Meridian lodge of
Pittsfield and the Methodist church
of that place. Sir knights will go in
full Templar uniform but without
side arms, leaving Skowhegan at $40
a m. and returning in the afternoon.
Lunch will be served by Meridian
lodge in Masonic hall at the close of
the church service.
John Atkinson, well-to-do farm
er living in the south part of the
town, died suddenly Tuesday after
noon. He was about so years old.
He was apparently we'll until a few
minutes before his death. He was in
his door yard splitting wood when
his wife reached him he was dead
Besides his wife he leaves one child
Funeral services will be held Friday
at 1880 a. M, Rev. B. b. Merrill of
the Congregational church officiating
Past Noble Grand, Jennie l.. Hesel
ton, entertained the members and hus-
bands of the members of the degree
staff of 1909 of Priscilla Rebekah
lodge, No. 60, l. O. O. F., at Finch at
the NJ. B. Heselton new hall. Reporter
block, on Monday evening, April 10.
A pleasant and most agreeable sur
prise to the members was the pres
ence of the captain of the staff, Mary
II. Bailey, who has been seriously i'll
and confined to the house for nearly
three months. OF the thirty men,
bers of the staff who served with Mrs
Heselton while she was Noble Grand
of the lodge for the year 1909, twenty
six were present. It was a very
pleasant occasion. The piano selec-
lions rendered by Miss Pearle Bolgier
were enjoyed by all. Refreshments
were served.
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An inspector is never popular with
the inspected
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Village Farm for Sale

81 acres of land, room house and stable, large
hen house, plenty of apples, raspberries, black
berries and Strawberries for home Electric
lights and City water Is minutes walk to Post
Office Apply to
3wl5* 200 MAIN STREET, SKOWHEGAN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Corner Lead avenue and Broadway:
jesse J. nunyan. pastor. sunday
school. s.fs q. M. Prof. Drake, super
intendent. At the request OF NUM-
Der OF the members OF the church this
pastor VIII continue the report OF the
state convention which met az Ros-
we'll Rev. ,. n. Davis who u state
evangelist OF the New Mexicn Baptist
convention. win preach and also tell
us OF the work carried on by the con-
ventlon. Rev. Davis h an interesting
speaker and win have much 81 inter-
est 90 tell ne. The pastor viii preach
az the evening service and be assist
ed by Brother Davis. The subject o.
tho evening sermon IL "A Message Ut
the Gospel" A number OF iAymeu
VIII speak during the service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

broadway ana Coal avenue (east
end viaducD; Raymond ~. Tolbert.
minister Stanley seder. orKaniat. The
services for sunday. November 20 are
presented to church people and
strangers with the confidence that
they win be helpful and very interest.
ina.
The orEan rendltions and the solo
for the morning hour promise 10 be
very impressive. The sermon OF tho
morning will be a discussion OF what
Constitutes Church." A presenta-
tion Of this great question In view OF
the changing convictions OF men re-
gardInE y. The vaspsr hour at ESQ
sunday afternoon win be the crown
ins musical program 30 far IN our
series
In addition to the beautiful organ
presentations by Mr.. seder we are 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Mr.. Richards Experience VIM on.
iereut Diets. Peaches and
BuiiermIlk fsr Three yesrs

ceciItcn, Md.--Mr. George Richards.
OF this place. during sne past "a yeats.
has probably tried more different dlefi
Than the averages PRISON would ever ust
In lifetime.
What he has 10 SAY about his expert
mems. must siicFefpre be highly interest,"
ing 10 anyone suffering from indigestion
OF stomach troubles 81 fanny kind.
Tie says! "Fof more ihan " years,
! suffered with stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds Of dollars for doctor bllls
and medicines. ! was also operated o.
for piles.
lived on dried peaches and b,iisrmlIh
Tor nearly three years. The only thine
that would not give me paia was raw eggs.
was a physical wreck. could noi
sleep, and was as near crazy as = man
could well be.
must say that aiicr taking two 25-ceni
packages OF Thcdfofd's Back Dsrnghs.
I did me more good than all ! ever spent
Tor other medicines.
have been working daily on me farm
ever since, and am ss hard ~ iron. .
This purely vegetable remedy has been
IN successful use so5 more than 10 yearn,
TVii. Bulbc sure thai is "Thediosd's. y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
PERSONAL paraaran,,..

Mr. ana Mrs Julius R0aFnwnld of
Chicago left Thursday evening for
their home after spending several
days IN The city 10 attend the nuptIala
and festivities Incident thereto that
made their niece 60 become Mra. Ira
RothRerbcr. As phlianthropist
whose llbcrnlity IA famed throughout
Chicago Mr.. Julius Rosenwald has
boon said by ChlcaRoaas 90 be the
most popular person In Chicago. bcat
loved by chicagoana with the cxcep-
ton OF Jane Adams. As donor
Of princoly sums 10 the Y. w. c. A.
and the founder OF Y. NJ. G. A. for
negroes. the president Of Sears. Roe
buck company IN renowned throuah-
out the nation.
Alnuqucrqucans regret 10 hear OF
the approaching departure from thd
city OF DR.. and Mrs. Robert Smart
who have been a power In profession
al social and music circles during
their residence here. Their hand
somcly furnished homo II soon TO be
dismantled Of its treasures. many OF
which are indeed treasures 81 art
brought from foreign lands. and tho
first week In December the Smarts
viii leave for California where they
will reside In the future.
A. a vocalist Mrs. smart has dis
tinguished herself here as IN every
place 81 her residence. The concert
under her direction last winter when
she introduced 10 locai musicians the
composer, Charles Wakefield Cadman,
viii not soon De forgotten either In
tins city or IN music circles of the ma
ton.
A recent publication OF the ''scher-
20" musical periodical OF ST. Louis
hes for an attractive frontsplcce an
engraving OF the Japanese garden
scene shown at the Eiks' thcater at
this concert In the foreground at
tired In the imperial court hrocades
IL Mrs. Robert Smart singing Cad
mans song cycle "Say0nara." and nj
the plano ~ Cadman. A splendid half
tone OF radman IL shown In the mag
Azine and numerous praisefui com
ments on his COMPOSITIONS, one OF
which Songs 10 Circe" dedicated "a
and written for Nordica win be tho
feature In Nordlca's repertoire this
season.
Mr.. Dennis chaves and bride have
returned from a honeymoon trip %
Colorado cities. Mrs. chaves was for
meriy Miss fmelda Esplnosa.
Mrs. II. w. Hopkins and Mlss Irene
have returned 10 their home In this
city after an extended sojourn at the
beaches Ia California.
Mrs. Edward Lovett was Mt home 20 I
a contingent OF ladies assembled for
cottage prayer service on Wednesday
afternoon. The meeting was n sue
cessful one in the link OF spiritual SER
vices, having for their object appeal
10 Divine aid for the success OF tha
revival In the Gold and broadway
church and IN all the churches. Tho
same afternoon similar meeting was
held at the home OF Mrs Hart on the
Highlands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

A. L. Auiirk. pastor; rnesfs nj the
A. O. U. w. hall. si7M south second
street. Sunday school ~ q; 90 O. M.
The paalor will speak both morning
aiid evening Al tho a 0'cl0ck hour
the snbjsct viii be "The Dsacons.s
A. the close of the morning service
The ordination OF deacens, win take
place. At the 7ss0 hour the pastor
viii taka for q subject. "Through aEss
Name" The mid week prayer meet
ing will be at the horne o. Mrs. Cab
berts "Wednesday evening A . O'Clock.
The public u invited ~ al servires.
REV. and Mrs. AuIiok have recently
returned from the meeting Of thd
first session Of tho Baptist General
convention Of New Mexico They yo-
ported ssvenfy.isve per cent az ms1-
scneers from shoir churches. During
the year forsy.elxht churches vera
added 20 the convention. roriS-two
missionaries were supported on tho
neia The average per membef for
the year was a8ta for mission work.
The Central baptist church W AIbu-
querqua. had tiln hINAeal average per
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Corner West silver avenue and
Sixth street; Rev. w. r. oberhoitxer.
pastor sunday school. s;fs a. M:
practice Of hoard Of education Christ
mas program; holy communion. II
a. m. Offering for beneyolence. An
nuni Congressional meeting TO COM
pile report for board OF homo mis-
sions Evening Christian Enaeavor az
$50. subject. Echoes OF Peace and
blessing" Thanksgiving meeting.
Evening sermon AZ 7.s0. A c0rdlas
welcome to alt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

The presence In the city 81 Mrs.
Riley, official Inspector Of the Grand
international Auxiliary 81 the ". ~
=, ". ana her assistant. Mrs Hughes,
was the Inspiration Of notn Bile lodge
frHtivity Thursday Afternoon. The Ia.
dies ~ thu local division 90 the En-
EinecFH' auxiliary assembled IN A. o.
u. W. hail for the purpose OF pass
ing Inspection with the result that
The presiding officer awarded the
lodge TOO per cent on the work. Mrs
Riley. VINO II charming woman no
We'll AZ an impressive platform speak.
Ter. addressed the ladies an the Ideals
81 the order Of the auxiliary.
Mrs Van Eaton president OF the
Albuquerque division. then presented
70 Mrs. Riley an elegant cut glass
inayUunoiHe dish and tray ~ a SOU
yenir of regard from the ladies' Of
the lodge. To Mrs Hughes was pre-
scented a bouquet of pink carnations.
Afier responsive speeches We're
made by the recipients the company
adjourned IN "a body to the Fashion
cafr, whore Dave Coomba' best was
0uteprcad beforc them. The dinner
nj the Fashion was followed by a
theater party at the New Crystal.
who're the entire lodge enjoyed the
entertainment. and this chapter WAS
followed by the concluding fostiyity
nj the home Of Mrs. Van Eaton.
Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Hughes. VINO
ara from Pueblo. Colo. aud are now
touring their official district OF Colo
RADIO ANA New Mexico. LETT the next
evening Cor San Mareial. where the
next division 81 the q. I. A. OF ~. %
l.. y. win be Inspected.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

shown an Increased astendancu and In
terest each night The pantor's
THEMES for sunday are. at n. ''who
should Unite With the Church" even
Ing NJ 1880. "A Safe way" This SER
mon Is delivered for those persons
what way TO choose. The sunday
school meets at s;tb a. m. ID. A. Por-
terheid. superintendent; Junior lea
cue at sac p. M. Mrs cieon Collar
Holloway VIII sing at the morning
and evening service. A welcome for
all.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
The Churches


Gold and broadway Christian Church.
The church was fllod last night io
hear the lecture By Mark Wayne Will
liams on My Umbrella and | in the
Holy Land" Tho discourse was re-
pletc with humorous personalities.
witty comments. ana scriptural rofer-
encc. with the series OF sixty views
from the travellers kodak the evening
was exceedingly enjoyable. -Four ac-
cessions are rep0rted. making the to-
tai number OF forty-two. Mr.. VIII
iiams will continue In these meetings
until Thanksgiving day. The subjects
are announced as follows.
saturday. Nov. Midnight In
jan" How the warden escaped.
sunday. Nov. 40. q. m.-''Laxarus
Come Forth" A sunrise In bethany.
Miss Margaret Franklin will slnF
AZ the morning service.
y. m.--'rhe Divine Drama" The
tragedy OF Jesus In four acts.
Monday. Nov. es-'erhe Top of the
Mountain" And the bottom OF the
valley. (ThIs sermon will be pre-
coded by baptlsmal sarviceal
Tuesday, Nov. 2s--A lecture: Lon
don. the Largest. Inneliest. Llvsiiest.
Loycliesi Village In the World" with
giimpses of llfo In tho slums This
lecture IL produced BY Mr. williams
from Hn experiences OF seven years al
a minister In London. ID IN of popu-
lar Interest; has appeared many times
on lyeeum platform: but will be
adapted Ca the special Interests OF the
occasion. No admission fee VIII DE
charged. but silver Offering will be
asked for, In order Co help meet the
expenses Of the series OF meetings.
"Wednesday, Nov. ss.--A love feast.
and general reception 10 the evansc-
Hat and the now members. The mem
bers OF the church, all who have re-
ceived benefit fron these meetings,
and the public generally are invited
TO be present.
Thursday. Nov. 30. at 10s3O q. NJ
Union Thanksgiving services at the
Congregational church. corner OF Coal
avenue aud Broadway. Rev. Hugh A.
Cooper of the Presbyterian church
VIII preach. Let our people al at
tend, and make this n grand culmi-
nation to our revival services, IN gem
uine prnisc and Thanksgiving 10 God
our Father.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

Services are hsld In the woman'a
Club building, corner Gold avenue and
Seventh street sunday morning at II
o'clock. Subject. Ancient and Nod
ern Necremency. Alias Mesmerism and
Hypnotism. Denounced" Wednesday
evening services al o'clock. The
public 10 cordially invited TO attend
these services. sunday school al 10
q. m; congregational Christian En-
dsavor at D. m. sunday esening,
Topic. Echoes OF Peace and Blessing.
MT. kancen, leader; Miss Lola Ncher.
soloist.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25
rs aserass helns sa.o.

A. w. Loving was elected president;
u. =. Link, ylce-pfesident r.: r. Aid.
ridge. corresponding secretary. and J.
., Harris. recording secretary. Tho
Woman's Missionary society VIII soou
have a heid worker In the field 20 aa-
sist In making thls year the greatest
IN the history OF their work.
The society has been given a page
In the New Mexico baptist for tho
presentation OF their work. Mrs. A. L.
Auliek OF thia city was elected editor
OF this department.
The convention adjourned to meet
with Central Baptist church Of Albg-
querque, November 8. 1919.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-25

the Gold and Broadway church will
be- the congregational welcome 90
the new members NJ the reception 10
be rendered IN the church "Wednesday
evening. The climax Of the spiritual
series viii be- the union worship
with the other evangelical churches
In the Congregational church Thanks
giving morning