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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

Rev. w II Baylor, OF Baltimore,
viii occupy the Leigh street pulpit
this coming sunday both morning
and evening Rev. r. II Martin u
a., of ChariottesY HE Will preach
there August 20. and Rev ". s. Cat
lett. Of Philadelphia. Pa, August -.
This congregation is preparing for a
jubilee week from September 10 to
H. Inclusive, the occasion being the
reopeniuG of the beautiful church au-
ditorium. after being closed for re-
pairs for several months, and the
dedication ol the handsome new pipe
organ presented as a memorial to
Mrs. William ]. Parrish by her nus
band.
Mr. Fendatf Williams. Mrs. J, II
Williams and Miss Addie Carter VIII
hams. Of North Twenty third street.
have left the city for an extended trip
North They will visit Washington,
buffalo and Niagara Falls. and Will
also spend some time in Toronto. Can
Mrs. r. O. Carlton, of $685. East
Broad street, is the guest of her father
at Beaver Dam. Va.
Rev. and Mrs. J J. Wicker and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
MEAL TICKET FOR
WIFE, THAT'S ALL

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
WILL CELEBRATE
ASTOR'S COLONY
ASTORIA. ORE, Il PREPARED TO
.
-. ENTERTAIN MANY NlSI- -.
TORS 10 I'll. ACE.

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eehteilniaI le''biall9h q the lol'ha.
lhE y ASTORIA DS the niue o4hd OF
''t9iti John JACOB .Astof 1ur
traders F4Ftu4ity ihe opening ol
amor tt"" eNpiolla'ioh OF the great
N"f't"eS' WIN take pace mere t"-
MORO" ""eh me Astoria centennial
fNpoSi'ion "e'voihes 1te advance
Btdru OF inc huhufeas OF lhoHsahos
~ N's''"rs' "h" WIZ thfohs MS streets
tel"f@ the rloSlhS uasS. september
:. 80 ie'SS imam >@Vo,9op mas heen
tApehd'n j" Transforming she eN-
Po~iti'h grounds INTO fairy iahd OF
tiotoos 1oIof ana "ohdert vi "r'hl-
le1iht' ~ lulS amount the Nstpr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
WILL LET CONTRACT FOR
NEW STORES ON AUGUST II

Bids will be opened on August II
for the construction of two three
story brick store buildings to be
erected at the corner OF Fifteenth
and Main streets by the Valentine
estate. The buildings will take the
place of structures condemned some
time back BY Building Inspector Beck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

LYNCH BURG, VA. August p
Campbell county has a large num-
Der OF cases OF infantiie paralysis,
one physician is reported as having
as many as twenty patients suffering
from the disease.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10
Wanted. Bad Debts to Collect.

In all portions of tine world. 20
years experience No collection. no
charge. Agents wanted everywhere.
during spare time r. Il. PALMoRE's
BAD DEBT AGENCY IA North Ninth
street. Box sos. Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-10

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
INDIAN DANCE At
ISLETA PUEBLO
POSTPONED
Because OF Large Crowd at
Mexican Fiesta Chiefs De-
eide to Hold San Augustine
Dance Next Sunday.

The lsrge crowd OF Nlbupuerpus
people that went tp ISlsta Yesterday
u sec tho dance ui san Augustine a."
participated In bN the Pueblo Indians
were somewhat disappointed h. lind
ont upon arrival that IL had been do
oidcd o. postpone same ou account
Of the large attendance of MeXicsns
~ the Ucsta held la the village near
hy Tho Indians regard this dance az
very sacred and probably felt that the
uns,cmly lcyitN ol IN" Mcxtcsu cello
hr1tion would be- out ot place so near
tho scene OF their sacred dance
The Albuquerque crowd that went
down. however. endowed thomsclyca boo
spite ~ the disappointment Il was
well worth the trip 80 watch tho
scene Of gcVclry al tho Mexican nrsta
There were merry go-rounds. ball
throWinc booths and three dances go-
ing ON simultaneously The funniest
thing Co be- seen at these dances was
the so-callcd grizzly bear dance some
~ tho Albuquerque people became
So Interested in tho performance of
this dance that they ossatcd 80 try "
themselves much TO the enjoyment
of the natives,
n the plan of the lsls'a indiana ~
give their dance next SUNDAY ina
lsrlalizcs 1t is probable mat another
excursion viii be run to lslcta at that
date.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
BIG CITY SERVICE
At FASHION CAFE
Pretty Dining Room Now in
Charge of Experienced Head
Waiter and Guests Served
By Staff of Thoroughly
Trained Mattresses.

with Characteristic energy aud en-
tcrpIisc Proprietor David y Combs
of The Fashion Cafc has this week IN.
auguratcd change In system which
PROMISES Geo improve go a very con
siderable extent the already excellent
service az his popular establishment
on Central ayrnuc.
Patrons of the Fashion viii here
altor nud lhH pretty dining room IN
charge of AN efficient ana experienced
head waiter lie In X a Diekolmann,
who fomcrl, conducted a successful
restaurant OF bis own IN San Francis
eco and has had widc and valuable
experience In various capacities with
the famous Harvey System Mr..
Diokolmau rs familiar with the res
taurant business IN all its details ana
viii spare no EFFORT 10 provide in
every way Tor tho comfort and con
ycnlcucc O, Fsshion guests.
Another service change which VIII
bc hailed as notable Improvement
IL the substitution of experienced girls
10, the former sian of men walters.
Tho new Fashion Mattresses have All
had training Ia first class restaurants,
assuring patrons service that Is bOth
prompt and courteous
Mr. Combs viii. OF course, continue
to keep the entire establishment nm
der his close personal supervision.
lie intends however, 90 devote much
OF his time 20 directing the important
and complicated activitles OF the
big Fashion Kitchen. and It Is quite
unnecessary 90 SAY that a man Of Mr..
Combs wide knowledgp o. such mat
ters will bee able to Improve IN a host
OF WAYS the already excellent products
OF the culinary department
ln word Nh Combs h showing
pretty clearly his Intention 10 place
The Fashion in class all by itself.
aud 20 make OF Il an institution which
win reflect credit upon the ontire
community as wsal a. upon an enter.
prising and progressive management
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
M0RTUARY.
I,nnernI Of Mrs. .Inl,n.nn.

Funeral services for Mrs Francesca
potronita sanchez de Johnson, widow
OF the late hczekiuh \. johnson. as
social" justice ~ me supreme court ~
New Mexico from 1863 To 1876, were
h,ld in tho church of san Felipe de
Neri, In Old Albuquerque ut $3.50
o'clock this morning The services
we're attended by hundreds 81 friends
aud relatives 81 the Diseased Tho
pail bearers We're Frank W Clancy,
attorney general of New Mexico, VI.
a. Whlting United states commis-
sioner Jesus Romero. sherin OF Ser
nalillo county O. u, Murphy and VIII
liam McGuinness. old time residents.
and NJ r. Springer, county commits
sloner Of Brrnallllo county.
burial was IN santa Barbara cem-
ct.ry large procession uf carriages
following the hearse 10 the last rest
ing place.
Mrs johnson died last sunday after
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
Bcbber Co.. opr-,aps. rnono 400.


Daniel g Grant ~ Los Angeles arr
rived m Npulu,rqu" last night 10
remain several days lopkiuE after his
extensive business interests hJro.
So Johns parish hdics request a
fun special meeting Of all parish
mdica go tho guild nal "Wednesday AZ
1880 O'Clock
" 4 Henderson. tpr % number ui
.,us prmp.r Wd foamnttcr for
tho government, nps arrived n Albu-
Uu. r1Ic tu assume management OF
iu, iumhinE department of thc Cr'>-
cent Hardware rnWpHu. NJ Hon
derson i- from Wichita Falls, Texas.
anI viii bring nI- family hcr, .pon
Tu, NltounI Sur,tt company
through its agent T. ~ E,uJ Us dis
rrputng some N,Iv useful souvenirs
Boo tur shape oi aluminium scratch
pads ard D,uulpld rJprr cutters The
company is one ~ tho largcst conn
uu.,s Iu fhr United Statoa issuing
.I kinds of bonds and hurgIary M
sUrau..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
STUDENTS ARRIVING
At MES|LLA PARK
Every Train Brings Youths
From All Parts of Southwest
Who Will Matriculate at
Agricultural College.

Agricultural college. \ NJ, Aug 20.
Every train Is bringing students
nom al parts OF The southwest aud
even the east to matriculate upon the
opening OF ct..uge Tuesday mornin.
The prospects ioy an exceedingly pros.
porous ana gratifying year presents
itself "a this time Nearly ali the
quarters In the various dormItories
about college have been spoken for
thus giving ssns OF greater attend
anCe than the college has ever had
before, Notwithstanding The olinina-
ton OF a great many OF the loves
grades IN the preparatory department
and most OF those applying below tue
age of i6 years
Tho principal changes IN the faculty
VS. 'he requirement of Mrs WiDning
hsm. formerly ruperin,endont OF the
schools OF West Plains. No. who az
sumes the duties as dean Of women,
vice Caroline Daniels. resigned Miss
Lucy Lewis resigned her position as
librarian 20 accept like position
~ the Agricultural college OF oregon
aud is succeeded here by Miss lose
phinc Morton. tho able assistant m
The library last year
Or John r Mac\uhur. formerly
head o. the department ul English
here for several wears aud tor the
past wear y. VI G. \ secretary at
Ellis island * y. comes back this
year as head of tine department of
English ana ae VIII be dean of men,
q new position created last spring.
rftlltt..H..r IL
has arrived and has taken charge of
the new ana Important department OF
college extension lnc nam idea Of
which department is 90 furnish advice
10 the FARMERS ol the territory and
make the work of this institution
more available 10 the people of the
territory The position OF professor
%, agrOnom, has not been filled a.
this writing. bat a wire of acceptance
Is hoped Ton before the end OF the
week
The new gymnasium is progressing
quite slowly bu d Do reported that u
VIII be ready for occupancy within
three weeks Al the brick work is
completed and the heavy timhefed
framing Tor The roof, staining Of 70
ana tho cement floor tor the basement
rooms are nearly finished The nov
building is lined with red pressed
brick The gymnasium floor upstairs
rs amply large and Is surrounded by
an oieht.loot balcony with seating
capacity on over two hundred and hsiy
spectators This cOmmodious build.
ing bids fair 90 he the most popular
building on Inc campus. being OF u
very imposing and substantial struc-
lure, the main entrance 10 the first
floor has brick arch over Il aud oyer
which the staIrway leads up To the
second loor giving very pretty
effect
The Fils Presbyterian church oil
Mcsilla Park Is very nearly cvN'pict.
ed, The FIRST services to be- held ia Il
ncXl SUNDAY morning The church is
constructed of white pressed brick
gabled roof with y large square tower
on rs right foremost corner The
building 10 an imposing edlflce sud at.
'ribuled 20 be- the prettlest sacred tenn.
pie IN the Mesila valley. save the
Catholic church az old Mesilla Rev
Duncan Maihieson, formerly Of Tn.
coma Wash and later OF Alhuquer
que. Is the cOnsecrated aud popular
pastor uf the church
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29

sun 'riuE for many wears from rhcu.
matism ana audrcd aIlments Much
genuine roWrc, uas been caused by
the passing uf sueh and r-timsbic
woman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
Albuquerqus, New Mesie'

There's nothing so good for surs
throat AZ Or Thomas Eclectic oil
Cures u in . frw hours. Relieves any
pain IN any part
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
CLEVER TEAM GIVES
BRAND NEW ACT
At CRYSTAL
Wilbur and Harrington Pre-.
senting Vaudeville Sketch
Much Superior to Successful
Skit of Last Week.

Patrons cot the POPULAR crystal the
stcr viii hp Interested lu toe an
nounc,meut that Wn1ur aud Iiar-
rIngtou, the vaudeville artists, who
have been making such a hit. are
now appearing Ia brand aeN sketch.
The new sketch DIS superior in every
way GO -Four Bits ui Vodlvu." which
was given vita such success last
week 10 gives both members OF tho
team opportunity Co use their sing
mg. dancing and tulkins powers tp
the utmost. sud the result ls capacity
houses at every performance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED a good competent nurse
girl 90 once Apply Mrs A. "
Bihhcr. 1872 " Central &c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
OPPORTUNITIES IN
BUSINESS

Wanted lou ambitious young man
ana women TO qlsl.,, ior lucrative
positions Ia the business and goyvts.
meut seryire OF New Mexico
statehood means increased business
activity along all liues More youug
people who have . technical business
training will be needed to an The
numerous positions which VIII bs
created
IN order 10 secure the aiosi deslr'
able Eitustions Won must have ~.
pcrior training Learn the system Oi
stenographi that Is written by tho
greatest number ui expert shorthand
writer's BECOME . skilled typiN b}
the wonderful touch method witch
has fevoluiiuniS~d he ne oi tho writ
inc machine and has doubled the old
Rieht records Tor spced and accurscj
Obtain a thorough knowledge at book
keeping and arCOnnfary throught the
study OF The famous Rose texts with
business practice. Select school
which makes specially Of business
iiuCation using Tho most modern
equipment aud up to date Methods.
aud which rs conducted hN specialists
Cstalog and M Information sent on
request. Fau term opens Sept =,
Phone So
Albuquerque Business College.
"A Practical School for Practical
Young People"
Albuquerque New Meuco.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

TliE NIA TliFs-
Iucal showers tonight co.. Ncducs-
Nas 49,.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-20

How often do we see or hear this
expression used in describing a beau
tiful woman!
Denude that head of its hair and in
stead of a queenly, royal bearing we
have a fright. The hair makes all the
difference. To have that glorious
abundance of radiant hair which al
ways crowns "a regal head" one
should use Newbro's herpicide.
Herpicide represents the last word
in scientific hair culture. 1t destroys
the dandruff germ, checks falling hair
and corrects generally. diseases Of the
scalp.
The positive results and it's deli
cate but refreshing odor recommends
Newbros Herpicide to ladies of re-
finement everywhere.
Send 10 cents in postage for a sam
pie bottle of Herpicide and booklet to
The Herpicide Co., Dept. R., Detroit,
Mich.
One dollar size bottle sold and guar
anteed by all druggists.
Applications made by the best bar
bers and hair dressers.
w. A. D'Alemberte special agent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-20
An Old Soldiers Tonic

Every old soldier needs tonic. For
that matter there are few, if any, men.
women or children, of any age, who do
not need a nerve building and blood
purifying tonic every once in a while.
To those who are run down, ner-
Vous. tired all the time. can't sleep,
can't eat can't work, have kidney
liver or stomach trouble. constant
headaches, rheumatism or any ner-
vous or blood disorder, Make Man
Tablets should prove a ready relief. A
free trial is sent on request by the
Make Man Tablet Co., Dept. Is Chi
cago. They are sold at SOC per box
and recommended by the Chrystal
Pharmacy, % South Palafox street.
Here is a letter from an old SOL
der who has used Malke-M Man Tablets
and gladly recommends them to his
comrades:
Il have given Make Man Tablets a
thorough trial and am convinced that
1t is a wonderful medicine and does
what it is recommended to do. 1 feel
like a new person and would recon-
mend 1t to any one, especially whose
system is run down. 1t helped my
Catarrh and rheumatism very much"
VIM. H. TAYLOR, P. o. Box 55.
National Soldiers Home.
Go to your nearest druggist today
and get a box Of Make Man Tablets.
If he hasn't them on hand he will
get them for you.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-20
The Record Must
be Kept Straight.

The Journal will have no argument
With Rev. Mr.. Pendleton or with any
me else on simple matter of opinion
rs to Sunday baseball or any other
subject in which mans religious con-
yictions are at stake. ALI men have a
right to their opinions and convictions
and we respect those convictions.
We must insist, however, that the
record be kept straight. Mr.. Pendleton
charges that THE Journal says we
need Sunday ball more than we do
libraries" The Journal said nothing
of the kind. 1t intimated nothing of
the kind. It did not discuss baseball
in connection with the library at all.
The Journal did not even make an
argument against a public library. 1t
simply said that it thought there were
other things that we needed more than
we do library at this time.
If Mr.. Pendleton thinks a library
built from Mr.. Carnegie's tainted mil
lions is 'Pensacola's greatest need to-
day, we are satisfied for him to think
so. We simply hold a different opinion,
and his argument has not operated, yet
at least, to change it.
What Mr.. Pendleton thinks about
baseball is a matter with which we
have absolutely nothing to do. What
The Journal thinks about it we have
already said and there is no occasion
for reiterating it now. We will do him
more credit than he does The Journal
however, when we say that we believe
he expressed his own convictions in
the matter. Perhaps If he had read
The Journal as long as some Of its
readers have he would know by this
time that the paper usually expresses
fits own sentiments and does not have
TO get permission from anyone to do so.
AS to dance hall music we pass
the subject up. We are not sufficiently
familiar with either the dance hall or
the music played therein to be able to
give an intelligent opinion on either.
All we insist upon is that the record
he kept straight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-20
EQueen Mary's Advice
TO Young Girls.

= The coronation Is creating quite a
bit Of talk and Queen Mary feels called
upon to give out some advice as to the
conduct of young girls-and old ones
as well-if they want to become the
best specimens of womanhood, physi
cally and mentally. She says:
Look your best, by all means, but
be your best also; the first attracts to
begin with. but the second produces
the more lasting effect.
A healthy girlhood is the best foun-
dalton for happy life. Obey the laws
Of hygiene respecting fresh air, exer-
else, good food, cleanliness and suitable
clothing.
You must know about cooking,
housekeeping and domestic economy.
You must learn about feeding and
care of children; this knowledge does
not come by instinct, as many suppose.
Remember that home making is the
most dignified aid important profession
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-20

is half holiday on Fridays, one of the
popular baseball days.
Pensacola has not even the same
show of reason that some towns might
have. Here we are not shut up, but
have plenty OF natural resources all
around, and l think the people know
how to avail themselves.
There is no law to compel people to
go to church, and they can go on the
water. according to their taste. But
when a game of ball is on for Sunday,
how much will the idea of worship,
either evening or morning, mix in the
breasts of those who attend, with the
game which eXhausts and renders all
other activities impossible?
l am not constructing by any means
a mere theological argument when l
say that Sunday baseball is a step I'm
the direction Of animalizing the day
and the people who attend. Pensa-
cola needs no help along this line.
Theatres and open stands and eXcur-
sions and dancing would seem to be
nearly enough to ask the Christian
people to swallow.
You ask another what is Pensa cola's
greatest need and he might say, Sun
day concerts" Music is divine. That
is. some music. It is all right to have
uplifting music in the parks Wash
ington Is greatly helped by such. But
they cost the government thousands OF
dollars a year. In a small place there
would be risk Of public music being a
burlesque. Music requires artists. Art
lists would not come here for their
health. Ten thousand a year would
not furnish any too much fine music.
The bands of the capital city are very
careful in their selections and could
not afford to offend Christian feeling
and good taste on this day. Who
would look after this in Pensacola?
The baseball enthusiasts or the city
council?
Ask others and you would be told
that the greatest need is a public IL
brary. I do not think this. All the
reading people here would be a small
per cent. I suppose it is tedious to
many to even think of the word I'll
brary." 1t is not surprising that pre-
cinct fifteen should turn down a library
proposition and that a few others,
dreading taxation, or too old to read,
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