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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
The Churches
lliahIand Msthodi,, chureh

ans South Arno street. Rev : T..
Allison. pastor sunday school AZ
9:i5 a. IA, Robert Holiday. suporiu.
tcndeni Preaching at II a m ny
Rev. Il 5 owens. subject. The Folly
Of Opposition 20 Chrlst's Kingdom
The evening service viii be- under tne
auspices Of the senior Epwouh league
and will be program OF old time
songs interspersed with Instrumental
ana vocal solos ana readings mo
following program will be rendered.
hymn, Come We That Love the
Lord. Psalm a. by the congregation
prayer. Instrumental solo. selec,nd,
Mr. { . Roy Volt. vocal solo. selected,
Mrs. ThaSton hymn. How Firm a
fouadai,on; hymn. Come Thou
Fount OF Every blessing. reading. So.
lected. Mrs Goehring hymn, Rock
Of Ages solo. selected, Mr. Mckee /,
hymn, There Is n Fountain read
ing. selected Mrs. Mckee: violin solo,
selected. Miss Selka vocal solo, Mis-.
schwentker, HYMN. An Hail the
Power Of Jesus Name" benedictlon.
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XkBUSINESS,u
NsSNaSsae kh
COLLEGE ITEMS

Everybody is taking in the fair his
week school WIS dismissed Thu s.
day ana Friday
Miss leila ioaoris has accepted a
position as principal OF the Commer
cial Department ut the Western Col
legc. Aitesia, Nro Mexico Miss Rob
crts was formerly assistant principal
Oi hc EsiaRcia s,louis
Miss Daisy Schoikc is nov doing
stenosraphlc work for Delegate An
drews
\ large number of ont OF town per
sons visited the scheol this weCh and
all manifested marked interest .u
the wofk az lhr school MANY o'
those who called ,Npect To enter later
Manager Good.l spent Two DAYS IN
Santa to last we. in the Interests OF
the school
Ellsworth Ilyrr who recently grad
uatcd nom the bookkeeping Depart
meut, rs nov employed by The Supc
rior Lumber a sim Co
NJ Dudley Wiuies. former stu
dent. who has been in the government
service Tor the past eighteen moatns
has enrolled In .he Law Department
.oi Indiana university bloomington In
diana lie expects 90 make his way
through college ny means OF sfcnngra
phy
MANY new students will enter Mon
day, oct. 49, botu IN day and evening
school 4 new shorthand class VIII
begin CA that da,
Geo. Harris of El Paso. Walter
Wright Of Burn prairie. I'll. and Rob
eri Moulton OF Norlariy, ali former
students. were here this week to taE,
IN the lair ana were welcome visitors
al Inc school
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Corner Finh street and silver ave.
nue.. liugh A. CooIor pastor
Morning Worship at ~ b'rIoak
organ prelude. "Audsntc' tilarhl IS
dpNnlnal invocation Lord PRAYER
h,Wn ruitat aud Gloria. scripture
lesson PRAYER hIWn. off'rtnrt
Meditation d.vuaitrrl. anthem.
Lord Wo Pray Tn,r" tnohcttsl
serrtou5 prayer hymn hcuediction
organ rpFtluie
EttuiuR Worship tt 40. Hymn.
responsive reading hmm scripture
I, s-uu. prayer; olf,rtorf can't
irur tSalomrl; anthem. Sow tht
bay D. over. sermon. prayer. hymn.
hcucdictiouj orguu uostiudc
SUNDAY school al t.fi "a. m. Chri--
tiau EudraNor at D g. D.. m. toph.
why I Hclicvs the Iiihio. Romans
iuil'--a memory meeting
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cenarenatlonsI Church.

Corner Broadway aud Coal ayonnc,
east end OF viaduct The morning
hour will Dee marked hy the reception
of members aud the celebration of
holy communion A devotional scr
mon will no presented on the theme
OF Fellowship Those who can at
tend this service viii ind 1t helpful
and 81 Interest The vesper service,
i.30 SUNDAY afternoon, is service
for all lovers OF devotional music IN
the city The hour on SUNDAY TINS
week viii he enriched with solo by
Mrs Winchester entitled The Land
OF NV Dreams A devotional address
will he given by the minister ON the
first hymn Of The vesper hour Tue
public Is invited to Worship with Ms
~ this hour Come and invite your
friends
Following are the musical numbers:
Morning
Organ Prelude simple Aveu"
....,.. Tholno
Solo THY win ne Done ..... bohf
Mrs. X. v winchester
Omortory- "Chanson Trlste" .,,..'
...............,. Tschalkowsky
Posilude Professional March ...
natlEtc
Nespors
Organ Prelude "Serenade" Schubert
Anihem~"O Mother Dear, lernsa'
lem .,......t...,... ''''',. ots
Quartet
Cffertory "nerCeuse slave" Nernda
Sclo--"'rhs Land OF Ny Dreams
...............,..... Tteyelyar
Mrs. n. " Winchester.
postlude- "Scherzo" .o..., i.emaigrt
Christian Science serylces are hCl,
IN the woman's club building, cor
ner uold avenue aud seventh street
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Corner Lead avenue and broadway
Jesse J Runyan. pastor oar Bible
school meets At ga o. "a and We
invite all who do not auond elsewhere
10 make this thcil Sunday school. US.
itors are welcome We are exceeding
Is fortunate 10 have Nj David =
Ward with ~ over SUNDAY. Nh Ward
" layman who is giving all MS
time 10 SUNDAY school work IN New
Mexico. Al the morning service ne
viii preach on The Nations Hope
The n y = 4 meeting Is AZ 80
The New Patriotism Is based on the
third chapter OF The Challenge oI
The city is the subject for discussion
AZ the mc"ting
Mr ward has charge of the evening
service and will preach on The True
and False Riches
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Meetings for SUNDAY. anu, Knee
dfu, 90 q. m omen air ~ a. ms
holiness meeting . o. M SUNDAY
school g m. open sir 90 m.
frrc for aha meetings E y M. open
alr ~ 10 m captain Wendell VIII
speak ON What must dn 90 h"
sawed a' Acts rs SO Week nights.
omen air $50 D. m. m the han on
silver avenue. y. nv
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rirs, Mcthodi.l rpl.opal Church.

Corner South Third streot aud Lead
avenue, Charles oscar Beckman, pus-
tor, Miss h;dith GGrby. dcacnnesS
Every Methodist Episcopalian ana all
visitors IN the city are invited 10 the
following services In this church,
Preaching by the pastor az ~ a. m.
ANA 7;30 D. m, morning theme being
Are the People IA Hen wholly EVliF'
In the evening the subject will be-
'Worldincss The sunday school
meets az g.l5 q. ~. u, A fnrleriieid.
superintendent There h. a class for
AL nges Young men can go Into The
Young Mans Bible class eoung wN-
men into the Young Wom'n's nihle
lass and adults into the Adult Bible
! elias, Junior league inr"ts ~ .. M,
Miss Edith GoriH, superintendent
Epworsh league devotional service al
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EMtl. e HERMANN.
Secretary.

stranger Roy Nill you direct INC
tn tl" nearest bank
street Gamin--i will fnr shilling.
StrnnEcr--A shiiling' lent that too
much
street Tamiii-ndhk directors nj.
ways get bis pay. mister Tit-Hits.
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sunda, morning at % o'clock, srbicct.
Doctrine of Atom, mrut" Wrdnrs-
day evening srr itrs at O'CLOCK. The
puzzle ie ,ordnu, invited to attend
ihe-o services SUNDAY school e., -
e m.
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Accidents will happen, but tho best
regulated familic, keep Or Thomas'
Ecleciric on ior such emergencies
II subdues The pain and heals tho
hurts
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sixth street and Coppcr avenue.
Rev. \. " Mandalari. : J.. pastor
Communion mass, a. m. onlidrrn's
inass. s30, high mass Ia nsuedir-
tiou aud sermon. , 80 b. m
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corner Fourth street and silver
pyenuc. Archdcacou " y. warren.
rector Eightcentu sunday after
Trinity. HoiN communion, : a. Ia,
SUNDAY school. Gas a. m. morning
service, "a. IN.
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\. T. Auilck, pastor. Meets at the
a 81. a. ". hail, st7ts South second
street SUNDAY school a. a.ii a. M,
sermons by The pastor al tho n and
80 hours. Prayer meeting Wednes-
day at i3o. ~ the home of Mr.. ".
II. adams. The public Is invited 10
al services
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ems which contains much valuable
information, and many suggestions
Of helpful natnre.
BRADfiELD kE6ULAT0R CO.. Ailanis. C..
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.WSONNNMSS
MMWVNN@sS

The highest point Of woman $ hap.
piness is reached only through moth.
erhood, in the clasping Of her child
within her arms. Vet The mother-to.
be is often fearful o. ra.u.e's ordeal
and shfinks from the suffering Incl.
dent To its contamination. But for
nature 5 ills aud discomforts nature
provides remedies, and IN Mother s
Friend is TO be found a medicine of
great value to every expcctant mother.
IL Is an oily emulsion for external
application, composed Of ingredients
which act with beneficial and sooth.
ing effect ON those portions of the
system involved. II Is intended to
prepare the system for the crisis. and
thus relieve, IN great part. the suffer
ing through which the mother usually
passes. The regular use OF Mother Is
Friend will repay any mother Isl the
comfort il affords before, and the help
ful restoration 90 health aud strength
II brings >about after baby comea
- ~. u
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g 20 b. m. Mias FRANCES stromc. l"a-
dor. fifteen minute song service
prrecdes thc evening sermon
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Mother s Friend
Is for sale nj
drug stores.
Write for our
free book for
expecsant moth
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Christian Science services are held
IN the woman's club building, cor.
ner Gold avenue aud seventh street
The evening world., 1911-10-05
T5&a5o5QY

regiinentals, as Sam Pennyfeather used
to say when he was spetchify!ng at Tay-
Tor Township Court House when runnin'
fer office. whare Is our liberties IL we
air denied our birthright? Ny birth
right Is to bile soap!'
The neighbors objected to your hav-
ing can Of rancid fat IN the ~alrshaft,
YOU being on the ground floor; and they
also objected to the smell OF the soap
boiling on tho stove, day after day.
Wasn't that it?' asked Mrs. Jarr, she
having had the other side Of the story
from Mrs. Ranglo, who lived In the
came fathouse Mrs. Dusenberry ala.
How kin ye make soap unless you
say yer grease and tal.er?' replied
Mrs. D~,isenberry. "An how kin a body
bio soap on the pesky iittle stuvs they
has In those city coops they calls flats
II ] had Il yard where ! could git a
big ktttie. borrey 1t from a neighbor, OF
send to Ind4anny fer It. ! could make
tins eoap all towunst, But no. ! hain'i
got no yard. and so l has to bile Il only
some AT a time IN the little k.ttle. Ant
here I'm stopped! ] was going to Civ,
a couple of crooks OF soft soap to IN
The evening world., 1911-10-05

regulate the practical enforcement Of this local dry law "for the
security of life and health" The spouting geyssr, the c~snts-drnk
fzz fountain, and the parfan-paper cup are the principal mike
shifts offered for the accommodation Of Thirsty folk who have not
yet become accustomed to carrying their own scallop shells OF drink
ing horns. The gusher is sloppy and wasteful, the sotmachine is
enough to drive a fastidious peron to the nearest saloon. As for
the paraHfn vessels, children and foreigners are eating them by
hundreds under the mistaken impression that they are like the con.
fectioneIy cones" in which vendors dispense ice cream and hockey
pokey. Then, again, even if your cup il indivduaized and steriized
the drinking water il not, and a few billions Of germs are liable
TO be smucclcd into your system at any moment, in open defiance Of
the law.
Nevertheless. the regulation is a sound and necessary one. Like
that which prohibits smoking and expectoraton in places where they
become a public nuisance, j. will gradually be hammered into prac
tical,c shqpc. Eyca the Church communion service and the con
vivial loving cur mus. conform 70 hygiene. The evolution Of wha
). good for us is always slow md painful. From tastes, opinions ar
formed, out Of these grow principles, and then demonstrated facts
which experience crystdlizcs into working laws. Such is the regula
universal grin. Of cyolutioa.
The evening world., 1911-10-05

married sons wife, although she's a
hu2zy what wouldn't go on her knees to
scrub a floor II it was walk!n' with dirt,
And the Board OF Health takes it away
WAL added the old lady, somewhat
more resigned In her tone. FALL amt no
time to bile soap, anyway"
What's the best time?" asked Mrs.
Jarr. Not that she cared, but to make
talk.
III you was a country girl. which you
hain'-.' said the old lady, you'd know
spring is the time to bile soap. You've
saved Yer soap fat all winter and in
the spring you biles your soap, both
soft and hard. | made NV " I've back
| In Indiana, hav!n' a leachin' hopper near
the bee hive. You know. you save the
wood ashes and puts them In the hopper
and leach water through 1t? My.
would have no more used this paten,
potash In my soap! Say. my I've was
so strong that NIFTY Dobbler was usin
some Of It scourin'. and blessed ef II
didn't take all the gold Off her engage
ment ring, which busted up her weddin'
I TO Tod Berkybile, and he had to own ur
he'd bought the ring at the big fashion
The evening world., 1911-10-05
Mrs. Jarr Gets an Odd
Lesson in HOmesickneSs
.aas.".as .as ..s.asaem nas. aa.. msay sasaa @maas .sss ...s.a.aayss

uble FIVE and ten cent store In Evans-
vile. when he was at '.Nlted States
Court there as a.4bi in them lynchin'
case prosecutions"
But II you wish to do Wholesale cook
ing, why don't you put ~ some pre-
serves?" asked Mrs. Jarr. "Now's the
time for preserving. isn't IT."
Honey answered the old lady, II
amt got the heart TO do 1t. Bllin' SOAP
I kin stand fer. To tell the truth, that
Board OF Health was ~right-rancld tat
a-cooklng up with potash don't smell
Ike no geran!ums. But preserves,
Honey. listen to me. AS child, gal and
woman, fer sixty years, I've helped put
UP preserves. / kin smell the spices
yet. honey. as the branded peaches is
beln' put into the Mason Jars. | kin see
the scum ris!n' to the top of the kittle
as the grapes Is bilin'-the green grapes
and the purple-to make jelly what is
jelly and not s!ch stuff as you gifts
here In the stores ten cents a tumbler
and honestly guaranteed to be ten
parts OF acid and salaratus OF sody
under the Pure Drugs law. Did yor
'Nti ihphV uIP4p pb'N'',
Mrs. Jarr never had.
Honey, It was thought OF apple but
ter that started me to billn' soap.
Jest had 10 bile SOMETHLN' in a kittle
But II was the outdoors 7 wanted
dear!e. The big kittle In the yard and
the wood smoke singing our eyes
little but dom YOU heart good will
the wholesome smell OF II. The applt
butter In the big copper kittle, sicl
as little Benny Hopwood had over hi
head carryin' to his mother from N!
house when the ingine killed him a
Taylortown cross.n'-and the black ap
pie butter bilin' and bilin' and 20
stIrrln' an stirrln'. so II wouldn't burn
and tho chipmunks rac!n' down the to
rail- OF the snake fence, ana the suineI
hens calm 'Potrack, rotrack" An
Gabe steppin' behind you soft. an
grabbiu' and klssin' ven, an -
But here Mrs. Jars visitor threw he
apron over her head and burst into IN
hard-vrunG tears Of An old and empt
age,
The evening world., 1911-10-05
Letters From the PEOPLE

and wouid far rather have a man come
IN ana rob mo OF half my weeks salary
than Of my nights sleep. How Is a
man 10 work by day when they won't
let him sleep at night? Can't somsth,ng
be started to put An end 20 this
nuisance EMIL b.
The 400 Division.
To the Elitor Of The Evening World,
Here rs my answer TO q. l. Rs prob
lem. which reads; A nan had 500, which
Is divided between two men so that three
quarters OF n mans share Is equal 20
four-nfths OF the other mans share. How
much money aid each man receive, Re.
duoed TO q common denomination: ~
le-3o. and tb-1s-3o: S1-3-SlW; l-ao.-
I'm ~lb-eo-e $685. tsecond mans share,:
iSD-tl.62- Cnrst mans share). IS O,
s~.so = - &s7os 4 and y OF ST. 70 $50. -
S"'% CHARLES ], WILEY.
What IL . Billions
To the pntor a Ths Evening World.
We read about a billion f~requently,
The Billion Dollar Steel Trust" &c
notice where one thousand million,
arc referred to they arc spoken O, a,
Q billion 10 this not an error? A
understand It. a billion is a million
times . million. Am I right,
J. A. HOILIsrER.
A billion IN America is one thousan,
millions In England II Is one milliol
millions.
which Boyp
\ To me- Edtt,, NJ ~. E,.n.u. w..
The evening world., 1911-10-05
Does the Business
WOIMam Want ~ Marry?

for OTHER taia-s. ;aoro are those who
REFUSE to regard matrlmony as The
Alpha and omega Of existence and the
pr]econceivcd notion that wla'au .houil
want out li.tle here below and GET
THAT LITTLE IN the average mar
riage.
II is a notable fact that the glorious
O %portunitY Is presented her In which
STE NAY REFr,: the FIRST man that
comes along, profcrr!ng her own bank
account TO washing the windows.
scrIhi'inS the floor and polishing the
handle Of the lis front door" for soma
lord Of creation who on a moonligh.
wednesday, IN a moment of madness,
chronicles ANOTHER epoch Setween a
question mark and a period.
II is WISE provision that makes II
possible for the so-called splns.er OF YES.
terday to change 10 the s-elf-respectlny
business woman of to-day. to truly
measure mp the men about her and be
in a position to HESITATE In putting
her trust in ONE man to find he ISN'T
the one. And to learn as a consequence
that She who hcsitates Is bossed.
The truth OF the matter is that tho
proper platform for a young woman llv-
ing in g~randnother's time was NOT TO
ESCAPE the ONE CHANCE for the
Overwhelming disgrace of the sus pic.on
OF never having been asked"
II Is DIFFERENT to-day. On the
contrary. 1911 sp!nsters, or, IL YOU please,
bachelor girls. CHOOSE for these varI-
Gus reasons to remain single. wiling to
pass their days in = remunerative, In
teresting work.
The day is past when women must
be married 10 be healthy. wealthy or
wise. Gone with the dark ages is the
idea that she who does not enter thu
union may not SUCCESSFULLY COM
pete In the long run with the woman
who has agreed to love, honor and obey.
She may not Join in the strike for q
husband, but is a union OF strength IN
HERSELF, and Is to-day anything but
the black sheep in the s!sterhood of
Eve.
Thus the business woman who comes
to the realization that she WANTS n
husband. home and all that It implies
has little or no difficulty In meeting a
mate who agrees with her.
She has even ADVANTAGE in this
line over her great-grandmother sister.
for she Is right in the seething centrs
OF things and ~ = things AS THEY
ARE.
The evening world., 1911-10-05

- E,1,sr and further asserts That
~ $50 or ,yoron TO-DAY are essen
,,au,. Nc s,no az they were in our
Observation-Disclosures" rrandmother's
,t,no
po-,a,s tho writer OF the book has
-. .,oraoa ~ Glance over PAST his
-, it,,,o ana know that. in the words
-, rIa,a, poy,ans. A the great ira
,gedIos ave written about the woman who
,sn,. r,a,r,ed 70 some man, but ought
- no, vhen as a matter Of fact the
The evening world., 1911-10-05

universal for q time. Its development is charged against the cor
uption Of the bosses and leaders, when the truth n that the account
belongs to the neglected. voters, who vii be just as neglected. under
the new order Of things as they were under the old, except when now
and then aroused by a fierce and costly campaign. There never has
BEEN q time in the history of the country when the aroused public
pould not control IL own afars-if it would
Senator Stephenson confesses to an outlay Of 100000 for "car-
Yying" the Wisconsin primaries. II il widely advertised that a fight
between Oliver and Magee in Pittsburgh is 10 cost 100000. The
corruption Of the voter which has been pretty we'll stamped out prom
hs to be revived. All because the people will not devote one hour
. day once a year to public affairs!
The evening world., 1911-10-05
Interesting Information.

Is there another news agent in Eng
land who can beat the record OF Davy
stephens, who was eiSty-eight on May
0: Since he was eight years or age Ar'
Stephens has sold newspapers ana Pc
riodicals, and for many years has occu-
pied a station on JAMESTOWN pier ls
/. virtually the first person sees on
landing at Klngstown, ana has SOLD
newspapers 20 many distinguished trav-
oilers. 1t was Lord Spencer ~ho' when
he was lord lieutenant of Ireland, play
fully dubbed Mr.. Stephens Sir Davy''
The modern Jewish calendar had It's
origin not In the Hebrew age begin
ming with tho exodus under Moses and
ending with the obstruction OF Jcrusa-
lem by Tltus IN tSs year A. d. ~ ol'
The evening world., 1911-10-05
10 Acquire speed.

10 Acquire speed.
To n. Ettor Of TITO Evening World
A girl asks how 10 keep UP her speed
IN stenos-1phy and tyDewr,t.ng. I ed-
wise her 10 have sono ono read 20 her
at homo from newspapers. books. &c,
ana let her take Il down. II that Is not
possible, let her copy from such papers
SC. trauscribinK IN longhand. She
should be able To combine her book
keeping WITH s~tenography. mus keeping
,n practice. The speed on the type
writer Will come gradually. ard It lie
the shorthand which should be practised
more. A "sTENO."
Good Health Advice.
To the Editor Of Tue Evening World,
Druggists will tell you they sell less
medicine IN summer Big drdS manu-
facturers win tell you they advertise
less in summer Doctors win tell 20
they have fewer patients In summer
Why Because. they answer In summsi
every one is out OF doors much Of tho
time and thus keeps well. A. soon a
fall comes we 80 back TO indoor life an
illness, II We had sense enough to TAX
as much outdoor exercise IN winter q
IN summer We would al DO Ten Tune
az healthy. Take this tip. readers, FOL
what i o. worth. \ great doctor sol,
Il TO me az So per visit.
EX-INvALID..
'SThey Are Paid"
r. The Editor Of The Evening World;
A reader asks: Why not tip IN
butcher, grocer, Gle and car oonduc
tor as well as the alter and the bar
ber?" They are paid for their work
A waiter often is not. lie has TO de
pend on the public. This 10 not right
Therefore 10 per cent. OF tho bill 10 nc
very much 30 give him. p, A.
Garbage Racket Again.
IT, the Editor Of Tho Evening World:
notice a letter complaining about IN
noise made by the night collection o
garbage. Personally, I think the idea o
having men go through the streets II
the middle Of the night throwing asl
cans around is idiotifI I haven't had
povd sleep since y IVES ~nsuguratsd