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The Detroit times., 1911-05-06

OF the almost forgotten "Pinafore."
The Every Little Movement" humble.
swept through the. country like wild
Are with the plays advent. Now. 10.
cal music lovers are TO be offered OPP
portunity- to hear the number and ait
the other delightful lyrics OF the piece
ion. The Birth of the Butterfly"
The Birth of Passion" and the other
Irresistible melodies will be sung by
the original singers who made them
4 company includes William Norris. one
| OF the most popular of the country's
musical comedy favorites; Elizabeth
Murray whose bit in the role OF the
Irish servant suddenly turned lady
proved one of the big hits OF the New
York run: Jack Gardner. one OF the
most attractive OF the juvenile singing
comedians of the stage; Annabelle
Whitford, known as the original Glib
son girl, and others, and. OF course,
the original feminine chorus de luxe"
that helped make the first fame OF the
production.
Madame Sherrys" claim TO the coun-
try's favor Is justified not only by its
possession OF one of the most captivat-
ing scores heard in this generation,
but by the incessant wit and humor
of its lines. characterlzations and sit-
uations. Some idea OF its sensational
hold on the country Is indicated by
the information that. within single
year, II attracted 10 the box offices
gross receipts of ss.66o,0oo. repre-
half million dollars I'm a single brief
season.
Henrietta Crosman and her play. |
THE Peacock and the Goose, by Cath |
crime Chisholm Cushing, who Is we'll |
known In this city as Is also her hus- |
band, will be the attraction in the /
Detroit opera house the week begin |
ming. Monday. May Is. Miss Crosman
was last seen here in The Country 1
Girl" and since that time has pro-
duced several plays that, unfortunate
~, have not been seen here. The
Peacock and the Goose" Is said 10 have
q direct appeal TO women for IL touches |
very closely upon the domestic rela-
tions OF husbands. wives and offspring.
However, IL is not a problem play, but
one that can be understood readily.
Reports concerning the play are fav-
orable. The fact that THE Peacock /,
and the Goose" has been selected TO
open the season In the Criterion thea
ter, New York, IL a good Endorsement
In itself. With Miss Crosman are sew
eral well-known players and two chill
dren who have about as good parts
as are ever given to Juveniles, and
as both were in the original produc-
tion OF The Blue Bird" In the New
theater. In New York, they have some
fame as wen.
.a t.. ." MILES.
With Cap" Arson former big
league baseball manager and player,
and Arizona Joes broncho busters as
Its features. the Miles theater's bill
of vaudeville for next week gives
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06

popular a generation ago. IL Is an
bounced that there are more than so
performers IN the Arnold organization
and that the limit OF eNtravaganca
has been reached In the costume and
scenic equipment There u said 10 DO
a large numberEof original songs or
the kind which quickly becomes pop
ular. and the assertion IL made that
the rapid fire sort OF fun IL maintained
throughout the entire performance.
FAMILY.
Patrons Of the Family theater Will
be completely mystiaed. II r. promise!
when they see the act OF the Sa Ieras,
who will be the headliners of the Fam
ily's new program OF vaudeville The
Sa Heras give a performance somewhat
similar 10 that of Anna Eva Fay. bpt
they have several features that he
long 10 themselves. They are billed
az marvels OF the mystic world, -
who tell you everything, and their
achievements give one the idea that
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06

BY mail. telephone or messenger VIII
be fled In the order OF their receipt
When presented tn New York last
August, the production scored the
most sensational success In the history
OF the past ten years, exceeding IN
it's furoro even the memorable vogue
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06

the features OF the skit Is the act OF
THE Merry Minstrel Maids" who give
IS minutes OF old-fashioned MINIS
trelsy. The olio will include the fol-
lowing promising acts; Abe IeaNitt
aud Marian Campbell, In "Mirth and
Melody the Misses Harris and paN-
is singers and dancers; Augusta
Phelps, sweet singer, and the Broad
way Comedy quartet.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-06
uF-rnoIT OPERA HOUSE.

Madame Sherry IL coming to De-
troit. with the original big New York
New Amsterdam theater organization,
headed by Lima Abarbanell, the for
mer star Of The Merry Widow" AZ
one OF the biggest musical events OF
the season. II should pack the Detroit
opera house during Madame Sherrys"
stay. One week, with "Wednesday and
Saturday niattnees will be the limit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02


Airf. Naecl of Tennessee, who came
TO Albuquerque last month a. be
present M the Yrisarri-stateaon we'd
ding. and has boon visiting her aunt,
Mrs. George atnteson. left this morn
INK for III paso. where ahc will visit
before returning 10 her home.
Mrs. Hoicomh II entertaining Mira.
Grout OF California, who 10 In thu
city renewing acquaintance. Mrs.
CIRCUITS riothersin.iaw was formerly
a president OF the w. C. T. q. in this
city.
Mr. Harold Moore OF santa Re 10
spending a week IN the city the guest
81 Mrs. MeOre's parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. r. = Hall Of O.d Albuquerque.
Mr.. and Mira. Moore and little one
will leave the last OF the week for
their home In the "Anciept City"
The Chicago and Denver visitors
who were In the city last week 20 at
tend the ethgerber-drunsfeld we'd
ding have returned TO their homes IN
other states Mrs. stonehili OF chi.
caeo 10 the only wedding guest re-
naming, and after another week
spent al the homo OF her sister. Mrs.
Alfred 0runsfeId. Mrs stonehili will
return 70 the Windy city. The newly
weds loft sunday evening for Den.
YER where a newly furnished home
awaited their occupancy.
Mrs. y. c. Nut,ei. journalist. poet
ess and state president OF the wo-
mans Christian Temperance union, is
In Albuquerque for few days en-
route from Chicago 60 her home In
cioviR.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas lief,
the first Of the week for California
10 spend a months vacation.
Mrs. VIII springer and sister. Mrs.
Ralph Hunt, viii arrive from ri Paso
the fret Of the week. Mrs. Hunt Will
visit with Mrs. Springer and her
mother. Mrs w. y. Walton. tiIl after
the holidays.
a party OF siehiseers visited the
pueblo OF islota "Wednesday and dur
ing their rounds In the ancient VII
lace were accorded cordial hospital
lty by the native residents. In tho
party We're Mr.. and Mrs. Graham and
daughter. Rev. Hefinon y. williams.
Mrs. Williams, Rev. Mark Wayne
Williams. winlfsed williams ana pa
yid Williams.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
THE COST OF THE CURSE
S2,256,324,47
(Our National Expenditure for Drink
Solution of Problem Suggested

lion 10 he cured by logic, reason. ad.
iuonitlona or lectures.
ono OF the WORLDS greatest eyange-
lis,s. sho called ht the chicago Hosbl-
tai iasi year. and after TALKING win
a number Of tho cured patients and
several pthorH under treatment, and
finding ont The quick ana wonderful
results Of tho Neal treatment. said
a. Hon. James v. Brncc. president OF
tho Hopsitai. ~ only wish. senator.
that ! might have known ~ this treat.
mcnt three feka ago. before I started
my meetings IN chicago. I VIII recon-
mcnd the Neal treatment wherever
40 throughout the world"
~. Seat has demonstrated that The
cause 81 all the trouble h the stored
up poison ~ alcohol IN the system.
Ho has originated a treatment which
n purely vegetable aud perfectly
harmless medicine. taken INTERNALLY.
without a single hypodermic Injection.
that antiaoseN this poison, neu,ralizes
ana eliminates u from the rystom, and
effects q perfect ana satisfactory cure
Ia three days.
The merit aud wonderful success OF
the treatment - evidenced by tha
fact that the Neal Institutes smith Ca
the splendid homelike place IN this
city are established M over this caun.
Try and In foreikn lands. In which
hundreds and thousands of pers0ns
are being saved from The aweuI effects
and consequences of atronR drink. The
Neal Treatment has the enthurlhstlc
endorsement of an governments. pub
NJ uiliciala aud individuals fknt have
Investigated
senator nruce. formerly banker
and leading man In lows. who II the
head and entitled 70 the credit for
this worldwide movement ami work
OF saving men ana women by the
Meal Way" invites and urges the help
ana cooperation OF all good peoplc.
For further Information call. write
or phone the Neal Institute. sie North
Second street. Albuquerque. y. n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

Tho national expenditures OF the
people ~ GREAT Britain last year wore
tlss, Gee goo. Under tho heading.
Cost u the curse IN thc report %
the aenctni committee ~ the lFoshy-
terrain caurch. d " shown hat the
PROFILE of the rnlted states last year
expended for strong drink the enor-
moua sum ~ .2i0.32f,ff1, Or the
sum OF tafi7 for each person. and
Stills Tor each American family.
The sauio report also states. "THE
FACT REMAINS THAT THERE ~
An ALARMING INCREASE ~ Tfis
Isle OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS
~ THE UNITED STATES"
what commentary on our bousscd
twentieth century methods Of rcfog-
nation. aud results accomplished All
this la Apitc Of the fact that billions %
money and tho hest brains ~ The coun-
try are combined, aud. through our
great aud mighty temperance ana
church organizations and Individuality
the fight Of thc centuries" against
the OWLS ana curse Of strong drink N
hcinR waHed today by thousands u
noble men aud women.
" an those men ana women, and all
others interested. would only renos-
nize the fact that the man or woman
who IL suffering ffom alcoholism or
what IA commonly apotcn ~ ~ the
drink hhhlt. are poisoned and iiint az
mlich IN nerd 81 medical attention ana
care AZ The person snffsrlnG from ~
pboid fever or other human ailmeni.
and act accordingly. many NOR. lives
would be saved misery. suffering and
disgrace N The home ana family pre-
vonttd. and our nations Cost OF the
Curse" gradually but surely reduced.
The man whose stomach "a on IRE.
brain whifiIne. and every nerve cen-
ter IN hif whole body. hik very soul
crying o,u for morc liquor 20 over
come that awful internal craving ana
gnawinF. II Just a. powerlcw TO act
wisely for himself a. the man burning
up with fcver--nclsher are IN condl-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
Additional
Society Neus


players and the play scored gratify-
ing success.
The scenes Of The butterflies
show al the briliiance Of dress and
idlosyncranlea 81 elite society In n
fashionable beach resort OF Florida.
Though pretty and fastidionsiy grace
ful In character sketches. the play IL
rcpiefe with the heart continent OF
lovers dllsmmas and nj times IL In.
tensely drnmatin.
The three acts are told In the Same
scenes ana therefore the Odd Fell
lows hail can be pleHslnrly set with
the stage properties and the presen-
ation made exceptionally attractive,
Though no music IL written for the
play. the concert committee having
charge of the sanltarium entertain
aente are arranging fine orchestra
program To embelllsh the production.
The cast VIII comprise ten local or
resident dranaiiatH. who are already
deep tn the study of their parts. pre-
pairing Tor the rehearsais soon 60 be-
Eln. That the second entertainment
win score a brilliant success socially
ana dramatically, aud that the wom-
ans ranitarinm VIII hc beneficiary 10
no mesn sum In consequence. goes
without saying. Mr.. Aihrlehrs a.
reetorshlp 81 any venture ~ q guar
antee ~ success.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
$3.50 RECIPE FREE. FOR
WEAK MEN.
send Mans and Address Today--You
Can Have 10 Free and ne
6trong and Vigorous.


have IN my possession a prescrip-
tlon for nervous DEBILITY. lack Of Wig
or. weakened manhood. failing mem.
ofy and lame back. brought on by cx-
cssses, unnatural drains. or tho foiiiss
Of youth. that has cured 90 many
worn and nervous men right in their
own Without any additional
help or medlcine--thnt I think every
man who wishes 20 regain manly
power and vlriliiy. quickly and quiet
", should have q copy. So 7 have de-
terminea 10 send q copy Of the pfeH.
ERUPTION free % charge. In q plain.
ordinary sealed envelope TO any man
who VIII write fef II.
This prescription comes from q
physician who has made a special
study Of men ana am convinced II
Il the aurest-actlng combination FOR
tho cure OF deficient manhood and
vlgcr failure ever put together.
think I owe u 10 my fefrow man
10 send them q copy IN confidence 40
that any man anywhere who II weak
and discouraged with repeated fall
ures may stop drnEglnR himself with
harmful patent medicines. secure
what believe Ia the quickeat-actln
restorative. upbulIdlng, sPoT-ToucH.
mo remedy ever devised, ana 10
cure himself az home quietly and
Quickly. just drop me a line like
thiss Dr. A. n. Robinson. f7se Luck
Building. Detroit. Mich. and will
send you a copy Of this splendid rec
lpe IN q plain ordinary envelope free
OF charge. A treat mnnF doctors
would charge sa.oo 10 $500 for mere
" writing out a prescription ike this
but I send II entirely free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
Mr- Mi,e q, Home To class.


AZ the happy afternoon party ten
tered b. Mrs. I. J. Mise yesterday at
tcrnoOn IN honor ~ her Bible school
class. formal organization Of this
coteric already known ~ the search
crs WINS erected.
Twelve lassics Of on ayoraac age Of
twelve Rathercd about the hostess and
participated IN games. Jokes. enjoyed
q delicious luncheon and became 80
uninindfni Of tIDa that the anpper
huiar had passed. before dispersal
Unique favorH wors Miniature turkeys
stuffed with confcctlons. Each guest
went homo wearing the blue and white
tadtes chosen ny the elab far the o..
hclai colors. Tho object OF the oraail-
Satlon " 10 promote earnest Christian
life amongst the glfls. 10 famliiarlxc
the members with the Bible by study,
and "a equip thcm for Chrisilnn ser.
vice. The officers elected we're,
President Beatrice Iiill. vice prcsl.
dent. Hazel earns. secretary, Frances
f.ccda. treasurer. winifrcd Williams.
Lookout committee. f,cota Brown. Ivy
skinner. Mamie Moore. Social com.
mitlcc. Carol Leeds. Ida skinner. Hell
cn Lind; Good i.itcraiure committee,
Marguerite strumqulst Hazel earns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

No happier faces we're seen ans.
where among the throngn OF Thanks-
giving celehrants than the ladles who
received and greeted the hoatean N
the pariors OF tile new home 81 the
Young Woman's Christian association
Friday afternoon. Particularly thank-
inl, ioo. were the heafte expressing
THANKSGIVING JOY In aiances. tones
and handclnsp. For are not tho up0n.
soTs Of the X W. G. A. row enaeoneed
In q hono OF their very oNuf Arc
they not now permanently established
% factor IN the civic and spiritual
life Of the comNunityf Il Il not
glorious thing 70 dedicale . home 20
the social life 4 Il 10 fosteFy Al
these and many moro shouehis aprRed
through the minds Of tho directors
Hho celebrated the achievement Of
ioha cherished plans at the house
warming yesterday afternoon. The
paflorS e.owed IN the warm radiance
Of nubGuet lights and scarlet Flowers
with Nfoon trimmlnas. Tall rcd
ahaded candles. fedahaded lncanaen-
ctnle. bright Indian rugs. rich red
cushions ana coly corners al blended
u D ulute e3pftssion of Cordially.
hfow = until guests arrived. we're
, nfoe(ed. served 10 light refreshmaIia
and lon feeling happier FOR the siait.
Violin solos BY Mise selke were f1a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

pounds Of seed cotton on the wagon.
Enough for perhaps a bale of some
six hundred and nifty pounds. Tho
load was photographed BY Meesrs.
Bockner and Board. Tho novelty Of
the product drew a iargc crowd. who
discussed the probability OF a bra crop
Of cotton 5clng grown In the Hops
country the coming year. After this
convincing demonstration OF the sta
pie grown here. many OF our best
fsrmern win plant cotton In 1911 ana
a eth WIN be erected 20 take care Of
the cfop---fiope Preas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

The Thanksgiving program at the
high school was provided by the en-
ter,ainers Of the Philomathsan lit
erary societv and hnppen.s In this
wise.
Piano solo. Miss Louise Watson.
THANKSGIVING reading. Thomas CAL
klns.
Reading. when the Frost Is on
the Pumpkin" Harold Grunsfeid.
Plano solos. Miss Alice Iirown.
Reading. The First THANKSGIVING. g
Miss Hannah McGerney.
Thanksgiving story. Miss susan
Cobb In Puritan costume.
Reading Of Phllomathcan paper.
''rhe unxctte." Mlss Alice Clarke.
Vocal solo. Miss Lola Neher.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

Wen attended session VI the La
dies ~ the a A. r.. John a. I.ognn
Circle. was held Yesterday afternoon
and the annunl election ~ officers
was followed by q banquet ana gen.
crnl good time. Tho Officers elected
were. PRESIDENT. MR.. Martha Mmti-
gan senior Vic. Mrs. Hall; junior
vice. Mrs. stewart secretary. Mrs.
Allison; treasurer. Mrs. johnson.
chaplain. AIRS. noSlan; conduciress.
Mrs Haynes. guard. Airs. secbohn;
musician Mrs Dry; patriotic In
stfuctrces. Mr. MuiIisau. Tho ladics
serving on, the social committee ycs-
ier,iay were Mcsdamca Muggfey.
Hal. Bcrncti.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

A large Representation Of the NOM
berslip was presout o., the last mcet-
irs Of the lodrr when Albuquerque
lodge No. ~ Fratcrnal Union oi
A'ncrlcn held tho annual election oi
uf'ietrs renuitlna in tac following
ncmt ere beIne chosen 90 sorve tho
lode tho comlng yccr. Ffntcnal
nnHer. deorKc y. Mannlnei Justice
Mary y. Murphy. secretary. iaa Ma.
son; treasurer !. a. Danbury: truth
paulln" schrciocr; mercy. Fannie
Dieiyler, Rnidc. Margaret shr~Aan.
rdnrd. Carrie Denbury sentinel. lsils,
abeih Wilson, Steward. Frankie cock.
ran
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

Nrafiy a hundred sovcr~gns we're
present al tho annual meeting OF the
Woodmcn OF the World last evening
when offlcers a. serve the camp for
thu coming yeaf were chosen. ia
The efficient clerk. y. y. Phillips.
was givon The high tribute % re-cies-
tlcu Ia office fof tiic nineteenth an.
nuul tefm. Tho officers elected are
Consul commander. Gcorec clifford:
past consul commander. Peak. clerk
Phillips; physlcian. Dr Patchin, ad.
wiser. skinner: banker. Frederlcks;
escort. l.. Frcdeficks: Waterman
hrodcll; sentry Swopc: managcr
tthroe year term. Meyer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

The concluding meetings OF the
trl-weekly afternoon sessions of
the ladies OF the Gold ard
broadway church we're hell
this week; On Monday afternoon at
Mrs. earns IN the Highlands. when
Miss Ward was the leader. and at
Mrs. Thomas Donneily's on the how
lands. when Mrs Wcist was leader.
wednesday afternoon the Highland
ladies met az the home Of Mrs.
Archer. when Mrs. Caldwell led the
meeting, and the ladies % the west
side met with Airs Edward Sackctt
and Mira. Horton led. These meet
ings have been an auxiliary work 10
the revival services held the past
three me"ks IN the Gold and Broad
way church.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
The Churches


Gold and Broaaway Christian Church.
The sermon FOR the morning houn
viii he The Primer Of Life" tho
aDecednrium Of the t1sth Psalm. This
viii be n scrInon IN memory Of J. n.
Jctt, VINO departed thls life November
1srd. Tho evening sermon viii be the
annual c., W. ~ 81. sermon. AT
MiEhty MITE" This subject ls partic-
uIarly appropriate "a the close OF our
revival scrIca. Itermon y. Williams.
minister.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

Corner Lead avenue and south
Third street; Charles Oscar Beckman.
pastor: Miss Edith Gorby. deaconess.
The services a. this church are PREACH
ing by the pastor az IL q. m. and
1;ao p. m; morning subject being
Gods wonders in the Deep" The
evening subject ~ Utopia The sun
day school session under the leader
ship % y. A. PorterfleId ~ s:ts a. W..
Invites you 20 attend. The Junior
Continued or Pass II scclumn ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

lures or the afternoon pleasure. Re-
ceiyiuR were Df. Margaret CaFtwriKht.
Mrs. q. - Iirooks. AIRS. =. ". Head.
MIS- Mordy. Mrs Field, Mrs knppie.
Miss Maddox. Mrs. MINIS, Mrs. Bald
ridge. During lne nrsi hour Mrs. Chill.
dcrs aud Mrs. .ofnish poured and the
next hour Mrs. Lester and Mrs. Nc.
nafIcy poured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

Corner West SILVER avenue and
sixth street Rev. w. =. obcrholixer
pastor sunday school. 9sts a. MI
morning worship. H. AZ a.30 p. M.
The young people who wish Ia form a
catccheticni class for confirmation at
Easter will meet the pastor at the prl-
mary room Of the church Evening
Christian Endcavur. g;aol preaching.
7aa. The Ladies' Aid win meet on
wednesday afternoon Nc the church
pariors with Mrs kcefor and Mrs
0berhoitrer entertaining. A cordial
welcome 10 all.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

opera. with Grace Van eiuddiford.
the renowned vocalist. M prinsa DON
ma. bright Eyes" the musical com
cdy by Joe NJ. Oaites. IN another of
the ante-hollday atsactions ana u IN
now positively assured !. that "rhe
Lion and the Moese' Win be here Tor
Christmas night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
THE FIRST BALE
OF HOPE COTTON

The irst bale OF cotton over arown
In the Hope country wos on the streets
Tuesday. II was nrown by Tom Young
on Eagle draw. on dry land. and was
en- route 70 Carlsbad 20 be gInnod.
There were twcnty-onc hundred
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
organ Prelude; "PreIude'


Services are held In the woman's
Club building. corner Gold avenue and
Seventh street sunday morning at a
o'clock. subject: God tho only cause
and Greater" Wednesday evening
services at 6 o'clock. The public IL
cordially invited TO attend these SER
vices. Sunday school at ss4s a. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

Mrs. Pitt Ross wns hostess ~ the
members Of the Womans' Christian
Temperance union this afternoon 90
her home ON West Central avenue. on
account % the reception yesterday ar
tcrnoon at the " W. q. A. tho mcet-
ing called IN order 10 enable the white
rlbbOners 81 greet their state prcsi-
dent. Mrs. Nutter. WAS deferred tin
this afternoon. Mira Nuttcr has at
tended tho state convention. the ma
ilonal convention and been IN confer
oncc With national prohibItloniste
since hor last visit 10 this city. and
her address 60 local workers gave
them larger vision of the national
movement. The next issue 81 the Of
iciel W G. r. y. paper "Thc Search
light" viii be- published NJ soon as
Mrs. Nnttcr. who II cdltor-iE.chicf.
returns 20 her home In clovis.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02
r~-aas Grub ~ ,Irs. Mc,Illlcn'~.

The literary students comprising
the Tuesday club were last Tuesday
afternoon the guests Of Mrs A. w.,
McM'iien, The Glass study on '-Aed-
ern Europe" was led b. Mrs. wroth
in way that brought out an the fine
points In the lesson The Royal
Families ~ Eurepe" was the subject
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-02

Corner Fifth street aud Silver ave.
niue. Hugh A. Cooper. pastor. Ser
vlces 81 IL a. m. and 7;4s D. m.
Morning; True Motive IN Service"
The eighth anniversary OF pasiraie.
Evening; "our Lords Character. the
Man Who Prevailed in Prayer" sun
day school at s;ts n. m; young peo-
pie. e;ss y. m. Music;