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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
PREsTEL GRAND KNIGHT
FOR THE C0LUMBIANs

j. w. Prestei. since the orsaniza-
ton OF Albuquerque council No. eii,
Knights OF Columbus, one OF the
most enthusiastic members 81 tho or
der here. was Thursday night elected
TO the office OF grand knight OF the
council to serve during 1919. Henry
Connolly. likewise a live wire OF the
council, WAS elected 10 All the impor-
tant office Of financial secretary. The
fnll roster OF officers oi 1912 follows:
Grand Knight. W, PreStel-
Deputy Grand Knight--w. a. KEEL
cher.
hanccllor--Francia n. Wood.
Financial secretary-~Henry Con-
nelly.
Trcasurcg--F. A. Moran.
hapiain--Roy. A. Mnndalari.
Rooording socrotary-A. r. Mallctte
warden--John Rodden.
Advocate. a. Asaclin.
outer uuard--M o'Laughlin.
Inner Guard--N A. slppel.
rrustee-T. ~ Binkort.
The knights OF Columbus plan a.
hold a big jollification during the FIRST
wees In February, celebrating the in
rtltuilcn OF Albuquerque council
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
GRAPHITE n wv MrxIco.

II u perhaps not generally known
that New Mexico h rich In graphite.
the commoncst use Of which Is seen
IN the ordinary lead" pencil. and
which therefore enters intimately
into the ovcry-day lie OF almost
every citizen. According To- a recent
bulletin ~ the United states geo
logical survey. grsphitc IL almost
pure carbon This mineral IL there
fore only step removed from coal
ana IN fact some Of the natural
graphite deposits are found In coal
beds where the Intrusion OF masses
Of intensely heated llqueflcd irnoous
rock has mctamorphoscd tho coal.
thus forming graphite. An example
% this natural manufacture of Rra-
phito out of coal Is described In one
Of The reports Of the United states
gcological survey on the Ration coal
field 81 New Mexico. on the other
hand large quantities OF high grace
graphite are artlficially manufactured
direct from ordinary coal.
In making lead pencils the graphite
~ mixed with clay of fine grain
and the greater the proportion OF the
clay constituent the harder the pen
eli Exceedingly soft pencils with
large leads contain but little clay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

-. paals EnrlI-h Lu,Icran church.

Corner West silver avenue and
sixth street Rev. w :. Oberhollzfr.
pastor, sunday school al 9its; spec
lol Christmas sermon NJ ~ a, m,
theme. Great Joy" The choir VIII
render appropriate music and ell the
hour 81 worship Will be allied with ma
tvity Joy. Tie Christian Endcavor
meets nt $50 ,. m, subject, ''rhc Gift
That Transforms tho World" At 1910
the sunday school viii give n Christ-
mss program. entitled "Thc Angelic
chorus" This viii be a happy simc
Cor the children and w most cordially
invite the parents e. come with them
70 cnJ0g the evening.
The board Of education requests Hn
Offering for the great cause of educa-
ton. and what you may bc able to
bring viii be gratefully received. The
church viii De nicely decorated. the
usual Christmas tree being a feature,
and an tie scholars Will be rom4sn-
btrel With treat Including the era
die roll. EveryDody welcome. Como
ana Join In these Christmas festivities.
Al 81 Johns church. csrner Fourth
street and West silver avenue. Arch-
deacon ". y. Warren. rector: resi-.
dencc $40 West Tileras avenue.
Fourth sunday n Advent. Holy
communion. Z q. M. Sunday school.
s;9S a. m. morning service. II u. m;
evening service. 3;aO y. m.
MORNING MUSIC
"Go Forward Christian soldier.
ss...t.ts .s..............b Tours
f'Nenite. Exsiitcmua Domino'......
...,......t..... W. Crotch
"Tc Dcum Iaadamus. .....J. GoSs
N5uoiinte Dec .......,...H "A. Aidrich
'Jesns shall Rclgn. ..,...D Duke street
"ksjoice. ReJolce. Believers. .......
.s............4.. Greenland
Rcccssional Hymn Rejoice Yc
Pure IN Heart" ....., KING Edward
onertory--Mrs r.. L. bradford
CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICES.
holy communion. A. "a.
The servlces for chrissmas. 10 a. m;
Music;
20 Come, Al \, Faithfpr $780,.
..-.,...,,........ Adesic Ieldeles
lsyre Elelson ........s.4....B. Tours
iberia Tiol, ..............J. J. Monk
Tho Nicene creed.
Ofctory.
In old Judea'' ...... Adam Gelb.
Mrs' Edward l.. Bradford
rha Comfortable Words. ........
.,++-.......,... Cantus snlsmnis
surSum corda. ........ J. Cambriage
senctuk .............. y. Cambridge
tcontinued on PAGE !. columa 40
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prano. contralto. Tenor and Bass
Solos.
Oneftory
"Adeatc Fideles" ......... Novollo
Solo, Quartet and Chorus.
AIRS. ShlDick Mra. Yrlsarri. chas. A.
Andrews and u. Apodaco.
Snnctue' ........... Mercndanlc
Chorus. Full Choir
"Hcnedlctus" Tenor Solo with Quar-.
tet Accompaniment ...........
Chae. a. Andrews
Communion
oh. Sublime and Holy Might ...
Observation-Disclosures. Wagner
Orchestra and Orgon.
"Agnus Del" ............l.. Gonnod
Chorus, Full Choir.
Domino Non subdlgnus". Tenor
Solo ............ Gins. A. Andrews
bona Nobia pachem." Soprano
Solo and Chorus, Miss May Maher
Pos,lnde, Priests March" ......
.......,. NendelsH0hn
Orchestra and Organ
Mrs. Thoa. Dclahoydc. orgnnist. as
sisted by Prof Ernest q. Fuhrmyer
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IIllsr rnEsnYTEnINN.

Corner of Firth street ana silver
avenue. Hugh A. Cooper. pastor.
Organ prelude. christmas Offer
tory" Uemmcnal. (Churus of shcp-
herds. Gloria IN Excclsls Dec. Pas
torale, Adoration,)
DoaoloRy.
Invocation
Lords Prayer.
Hymn 3Si,
Psalter and Gloria.
scripture lesson.
Prayer.
Anthem. Arise. shine. for Thy I.ighi
In Come" MAKER.
offertory. "Nocl LanEucdosien'
tGullmanD.
solo. selected.
sermon. The Moral Glory Of Je-
sus."
Anthem. Hall TO the Lords An.
nolnied." (sec hymn 1000
Hymn 329.
Bcnedlotiton.
Organ postlude. "Triumphal Choir.
US" tGullmanD.
Christmas Evening song scrvicc.
Organ prelude. In the Manager
(MalllnR).
Hymn az.
scripture lesson.
Prayer.
Anthem. "Oh. Holy Might" Can.
drcWs).
offcrtory. "Cavatlna" tBohnl. yl0'
lin, MIR. clyde Ross
solo. selected. Mrs. Il. 7. wlnches-
ter.
Prayer.
Anthem. "Harken Unto sic, NJ
People" (Suillvan). by request
Hymns Nos. $40 and sag.
Benedictlon.
Organ postlude. christmas March
| (Merkei).
| Christmas G. y. service at s:t5.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

ions expressive OF various phases OF
Christmas. such as the shepherd Choir
us. the Gloria. Pastorale and Adora
tlon. will be niting close 20 the
recital.
Following several smaller numbers,
such ms Mobiles anthem, Glory 10
God In the Highest" Grison's brilliant
Christmas oifertory for organ and ST
lent Night sung as a solo by Miss
Rose Harsch. q chorus OF some twelve
voices will sing Adams cantata, THE
Hold Child" directed by Mrs. iloruif
This cansata Is a fine example OF
English sacred choral composition. be
Ing largely pastoral In character. and
Is Interpreted with a number OF old
hymns II Is practically assured thar
a large number will be present to
hear these programs.
The services In detail are as fol-
lows
Morning. n o'clock.
Organ Prelude
tD Grand Chorus .,,... Dubois
OBJ "Fantasie on Stille Nach,"
'............... THOMAS
solo--"Thc Glorious Morn" ,,..,...
.,..............s,. NotdiAnEcr
SIR. John O. Gould.
Oncrtory violin soiol, 'itomance'
................... frimi
Mrs. x. NJ. fIenderson
Mrs. Mabel stevens iiimoc at Piano.
Solo-"llabe OF RethlChum" .Drcsslor
MIS-. II. V. Winchester
violin Obligato by Mrs Henderson.
"Marche Pontificaie'.
................,.. do Ia Tombelle
vesper service, 4 y. ~.
Organ
ca christmas Pasioralo'' ReblInz
th) March % the Magi Kings"
... Theodore Dubois
'c) The l, Shepherds in tnc
Field" .....-... Otto Mailing
Mr.. stanley seGcr
solo---"Ansels from the RealDss OF
Glory ADMINISTRATION. iluhm
Mfs Il. Y. Winchester
(a) ~Pastorales iron First sa.
naia ....... Alex. Cuilmant
OBJ christmas Ofertory. ichor-
rs % shepherds. Gloria In
Excelsis Dec, Pastornlc.
Alteration. Chorus F'inaiel
..,......,........ Lem.nchs
Mr. Seder.
Anthem-"Glory 10 God In the High
est" Observation-Disclosures. Noble
Choir.
Solo--"Silcni Night ..........
...,.......... Miss Rose liarsch
lOfferory--"Chrstmas Offortory ON
ii French Noel" ......... .GriHon
Cantata. ''The Hold Child" Adams
Choir
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS IN
THE ALBUQUERQUE CHURCHES

entitled GLORY to God" by DUNCAN.
and the alto solo by Mrs. Holloway.
''The Birthday OF King" by Neld-
finger. VIII be well worth hearing.
Tho choir viii render a splendid He-
lection In the evening service. which
service II given by the sunday school
81 this church. cnsitied Calm on the
Listening Ear" tAshford). ana Mrs.
Holloway VIII sing az this hoar an.
other selection from NeidlinKer. The
Cradle Mangar." The pastor. Charles
Oscar Beckman. VIII preach In the
morning hour az II on a theme In
keeping with the day. hia subject
being sf'he Babe OF ficthlehem's
Manager"
The primary department OF the
sunday school viii have their enter
tainmcnt. consisting OF Christmas
tree, songs, recltations. etc. with
presents from the, teacher aud treat
from the school at , o'clock Saturday
afternoon. The decorations for the
main school In the auditorium OF the
school, viii be a tree and cvcrgreens,
etc. The decorating viii be done by
y. !. Johnson's class OF boys and Mrs.
y. =. Weeds class 81 girls.
II II expected the sunday school
orchestra under the leadership OF y.
=. Dearth viii assist In the sunday
evening service at 1850. The treat
from the school win be given sunday
evening al tho closo of the program.
only the main school viii be present.
ed with tho treat az this hour and
only Sunday school gifts given.
Program for evening service at
1880 sunday:
Voluntary.
Hymn. 10y 20 the World"
Prayer by the pastor
Address ~ welcome from the prl-
mary, II Wish You Merry Christ
mas" Geraldine shepherd.
Song. MY Song Shall he 81 Jesus"
Mrs. q. r. caspar's class Of spanish
girls. students Ia the Hnrwood In
dustrial schol for Girls.
Responsive reading.
Dialogue. ''Tho Manager story" Mr.
II. 4. Mohn's class.
sOlo. THE Manager Cradle" CNcid-
lingcr), Mrs Cleo Collar Holloway.
Address OF welcome from tho main
school. Harry lnglee.
Recitation. The Song and tho
Child" Gall neckman.
Hymn. "'rhc Silent Night"
Exercise, Tho Gifts OF the King. :"
Mr. ID. Holcomb's class.
song "Gratl,ude and Praise" Mrs.
r.. v. Weeds class.
Recitation, Mliad Chavez.
solo, "The old story" Orlando
Blea. student In tho I5arwood school
for boys.
Recitation Bcrnice Calklns.
Chorus. "iedemptlon's STORY" by
the school.
Recitation. "My wish" Eloisa
Moutoya.
Anthem. "Caim ON the Listening
Ear" (AAhford). choir
Recitation santa and the Mouse"
Florence York.
Closing carol, ''The Christ Is
Born" school
Distribution % the treat.
Benedictlon.
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pEIssrA nAcKs BOWS.

Persia's hluff--which was not such
very stiff ono after all---has been
called. and she has had 10 submit to
the humlllatlng terms laid down by
Russia IN order to escape probable
annihilatlon, In other words. II war
put nquareiy az 90 the lamb by the
hear that Il WAS a choice between
giving up a generous portion OF fleece
and being eaten alive and the lamb
could not quite get its consent TO be
duyoured.
Apparently u was conflict of
money interests rather than n dis
pute involving any definite principle.
The once proud domain OF Rnmcscs
and P,olemy IL very offcctually and
omphatically down and out. retaining
not shadow OF IT, ancient greatness.
II Is prey for the greedy wolves
which are by courtesy called ''the
powers" and whose power consists
mainly Ia the abliity 10 rule By brute
force. The powers. or those Of them
concerned IN getting for themselves
all that was 20 be gotten out o. Per-
sia. were not satisfied with the nian-
aEement OF the Persian treasury, and
that was al There was 20 1.-THE
management had % be changed 20
sult the complaining parties.
No American Need waste any SYM
paiby on Ar. shnstpr herause he Il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

a fellow citizen. shusior was merely
. pawn ~ the game ~ hlqh finance.
ana probably has no more unHclfish
Interest IN Poraln's welfare than has
Russia. he and HE associates were
playing n game Of dollars and centH,
aud lost Il was a sporting PROPOSE
ton Tor big stakes. and the outcome
Of the hazard gives no occasion for
tears
Tho only real loser In the game Is
Persia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
UNCLE sAM-nANKEn.

The account given by President
Taf In his recent message 10 con-
grcsn Of the growth. within less than
a year Of the postal savings bank
system II one of the most interesting
features ~ that document.
Tho postal savings bank has long
been n familiar institution IA England
and continental Europe, but In this
country II has existed principally a.
nm apparently utopian dream con.
ccived bJ visionary phiianthropists.
THAT II could succeed IN the face Of
the fact that private savings bank
Institutions offered rate or interest
averaging almost double that pro-
posed TO be Flvcn by the government
The main argument In H. behalf waf
that Il would induce foreigners. who
were accustomed 10 the plan. 10 turn
loose the pennies that had been
boarded Ia the prehistoric sock. and
get money into circulation which 9TH
crwise would lie idlc.
Tho establishment OF the system OF
postal savings banks was accomplish
ed quietly end without flare OF
trumpcts. Notice was given OF the
time aud place VI opening the various
offices. but very little was done In
the way Of n publicity campaign to
Induce deposits. ana for several
months past the postal savings bank
has ceased 20 be subject of news
for the press. And set the deposits
have grown from the insignificant
amount OF ss0.s52 at the close OF the
first month OF operation To more
than sii.Ooo,0oo ~ the present time.
with the systom not yet year old.
The most surprising thing about
the first years showing OF the sys-
TEN. however. In the distribution
by nationality Of It's depositors. con-
trary 90 the expectation that the
postal banks would be used chiefly
by citizens OF foreign birth. the pres
ident's message shows that native
Americans largely predominant IN
tha more than I50. 900 deposisdfs'Nh
have placed their earnings with
Uncle Sam for safeseeplnr. with Eng
lish and italians coming next in
order
There is food for reflection IN these
statistics. We have always been con-
ridered nation Of spcnders. lacking
IN the thrlft that eharaotcrizcs old
world peoples. Tho success OF the
postal savings bank goes far to dis
prove this charge, or ~ least 90 show
that We are mending our oxtrayRgant
ways rapidly, Again. the fact that
80 many American citizens are pass
ing up the higher interest offered by
the regular savings banks for the
Sroatcr security supposed to he AZ
iorded by the government shows that
the people have learned bitter les-
son from the failure OF wildcat and
fake savings concerns. They have
had their fingers burned and they
are playing safe.
The postal savings bank system Is
stiii In more or less Of an experiment.
nj stage. II viii be interesting 60
motto what it will have accomplished
decide from now.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

Chancellor Buchtcl of Denver uni
vorsiIy has offered to provide free
licenses ana marriage ceremonies 10
S,udnls of the Institution VINO are
fundamentally inclined A few years
from now some OF those who fail for
his game viii be lying In wait for the
Doe up some dark alley with a
double barrrllCd shotgun.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

We note that the English govern.
mont and shipping Interests are calm
~ declaring that the Panama canal
will not injure their business. II
may not. but again It might.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

We congratulate Emperor Joseph
on recovering from that cough. The
emperor should put little kerosene
and lard and n hot flannel on his
throat these chilly nights.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. rs
they cannot reach the seat OF the
disease. catarrh In a blood or con-
ftltntionaf disease. and In order 20
cure II you must take internal REM
caiea. Halls Catarrh Cure Is takon
internally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Halls
catnrrh Cure IL not quack medl-
cine. II was prescribed by one OF
tho hest physicians In this country
for years and N regular proscrlp-
tlon. II IL composed Of the best
tones known. combined with the best
blood purifiers acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect COM
hinetlon Of tho two ingredients IN
what produces such wonderful results
IN curing cetarrh. Send for test-
monials free.
y. =. CHENEY a CO.. props..
Toledo. O..
Sold by druggists. price 7sc.
Take Halls Family Pilla for con-
rtipatlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23


sixth street ana Copper avenue
sunday services, Communion mas
7 a. m; chlldren's mass. s:aO; HAL
mass and sermon, 10 q, m.
The following musical program will
BE- given az the midnight mass sun
day evening M the church OF the lm-
maculate Conception. Airs. Shinlck
viii have charge OF the choir and The
service VIII be- as usual M this church
very fine
Prelude, voluntary" ........ Pettee
Orchestra and Organ.
'hyrie' INSTRUMENTATION. 00unod
Trio. soprano. Tenor and Bass.
Mrs Chas. White. Chas. A. Andrews
ana Mr. Palladlno,
Ntnfl~ ,ss..s+.s...t...s. GLORIA
"Landamus bass solo and quartet
.................. A. a. pallndino
"GrHtias,' Chorus. full choir.
domino Deus" soprano aud con-
tfaitO duet ,....s..........
Mrs. =. } Shlnlck and Mrs. j. yrisarrl
''Qui TOLLS" tenor solo and chorus
Chas A. Andrews.
Que Sedea ~ Qu0ninm". ...,....
,. soprano and hasa Duet
AIRS Chas, White aud Mr.. palladino
Cum Sancto Spirito" Full Chorus
''Credo" Mercadento srd Mass IN q.
Minor.
"Crcdo In Unam's ....... Chorus
'Et In carnalus eat" Rarotone Solo
Mr.. u. Apodaco.
A'ucliAuA ..t...t.....+s. luhiict
Miss Alvina letarie. Mles Stella de-
Tnlio. Chas. A, Andrsws and y.
Apodaco.
III Reaufrexiri t'horas. with SO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

The American fiae IL to be restored
to the Pacific, nccprding to tho plans
Of the president and % MIR. Hitch
cock. wcli We have generally been
able TO mako II stick most anywhere
the American flag has been placed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

The army has Instituted number
OF radical prison reforms. n they
keep ON putting the army in Jail the
way II has been going. there won't
he. ary wpw left.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

Colorado city has appealed 10 the
state supreme court FOR The right 10
have IL drink. n isn't exactly the
right to have drInk--it's what It ~
right 20 drink.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

II Is not enough tina, we have con-
gress on our hands. but even Jack
Johnson has TO Gene home at this
time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

The more the attorneys for the In
dicted meat packers talk. the more
the jury Is likely 80 soak the defend
ants. silent prayer Is what counts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

The question now arises, why dldn't
Persia save time, trouble and incl
densally a few lives by coming down
from the roost In the first place?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

With n program Including can.
tata, The Holy Child" directed by
Mrs II. X. 3oruif. violin numbers by
Mrs. Il. NJ. Henderson and an organ
recital by the organist. Mr. stanley
Seder, besides other solo and chorus
numoers, Il can be seen that the serv.
ices next Sunday al the Conversations
Ial church In the morning at If and
afternoon AZ 4 Will be OF the greatest
interest 10 all. and general Invitation
lis extended TO attend these services
land enjoy the Christmas spirit,
The sermon for the morning hour
will he an exposlticu OF the clause
And the word became flesh" in the
theme, The Objective Answer TO the
Cry OF the Ages" A Christmas medi-
|tation, For the vesper hour al 4
O'Clock brief devotional address on
"A Christmas Evening Resery OF the
Oldon Times" Both addresses EN-.
phaszing the spirit OF the day.
In the morning the program includes
for the offertory. Frimls "Romance. {"
as violin solo by Mrs. Henderson
with Mrs. Mabel stevens IlIm0e at
the piano. and solos ny Mr.. John a..
Gould and Mrs. n. v. Winchester, the
latter with violin obiieato. The or.
gan numbers win be Of appropriate
character. ono being n fantasie on the
German choral, ~Stille Nacht."
Tho yeBper service ut 4 will open
with an organ recital by Mr.. Seder,
assisted by Mrs. Winchester as solo.
ist. Among tho most enjoyable NUM-
bers Of the recital will be the March
OF the Magi Kings" and the Pastor
ale" from Gniilinant's first sonata
Tho Christmas Ohfcrtory" OF Lem.
mems. consisting OF number OF divis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

The coal trust IN Australia has
boon fined ts.5Oo. Judge Lands?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23
CoNGI,EGATIoNNl..

Program for Christmas entertain
msnt at Congregational church ON
Christmas night.
song .'.............. Scheoi
Prayer ........ Rev r. H. TOlbort
Song. 'The Christmas Manger"
........ Primary Department
Recitation. "a Christmas Carol.
.................. Evelyn 1rOtter
Recitation, The Christmas spirit
....-.......... William Sganzini
Dialogue. THE Crippled Dollies".
.........I Ina Hymcn. Nellie Kirch
Duet. THE Keepsake" (petrie) 81.
see. Dora Roberts. Margaret Lee
Recitation. The Christmas stock
ing ...s......s.s.. Floyd miller
Song. "a Christmas Luliaby". .
....... Sunshine Circle Class
Recitation. santa Claus ..,.
................. Raymond Ross
Song. Merry Little Fellows" .....
..... Happy Thought circle Glass
Recitation. ''Santa Claus ana the
Mouse ..s......s.s. Robert Coc
Piano selection. Harlequin and Coli
ubine" (Thomel ..... Louise Bell
Christmas play THE Up-to-D Date
Santa Claus;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-23

The First Methodist church viii
observe the Christmas time Saturday
and sundny- The choir has been
working for romo time 10 Elyo their
speelal anthem, and with she addl-
tlon o. DR.. n. y. Needing az bass
and Mrs. Cleo Collar Holloway 10
lhoae who regulary sing. the am
thoms viii be woll rendered. The
morninE anihem IL beautiful one