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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
Last Call On Cottons

About this time every year ve have a final clean up of all COTTON GOODS remaining. There's a world of good things lere for the woman who can lse goods now or later. All rom our own. good collection with prices low-low--low: All Cotton voiles that were 35c are now 19c All Imported Dimities that were 35c are now 19c All 32 inch Tissues that were 25c are now 15c All 40-inch Bordered Batistes and Cotton Fou- lards that were 25c, arc now 10c All Colored Linettes that : were 26c, are now 12 1-2c All Colored Lawns that were 10c and 12 1-2c, are now ' 1-2c
 (Cotton Goods, Aisle D)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
LOvclMiidii11i ll;liii an Jos clphSLOcb
Sunday. July 3Oth
Birmingham. Ala.
The News of the Store

This little budget of newslike great many GOOD THINGS that come done up in SMALL packages-is great on QUALITY So we enumerate here good PICK INGS" for MONDAY-all that the space will permit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
HlIHlI,l
LOVcMdH Ss1 1cphSLoeb
Tomorrow Begins Our 18th 5$za&: Annual August Furniture Sale -A&eA7B

Twelve years ago LOVEMAN, JOSEPH AND LOEB com peed the building they occupy They were chaerneu @ the condition that confronted themWHOLE AChf1o of SPACE WITH NOTHING TO FILL TT. FURNITURE was suggesedso by spreading the stock like sntnes on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

FURNITURE OF CHARACIER-to meet the educated demand for good furniture it exists odayhas always preferred prominence in our furniture business. Our endeavor to lift store above the COMMONPLACE has been encouraged point of Considering tail of manufacture TRIFIE- insisting always on MAXIl MUM ofVALUE whether buying carload of 30 cent kitchen chairs a single dining suit for s10O000-
 We recognize the necessity of selling HONEST FURNI TURF Ton entitled it. You buy for long every day for a long time HONEST WOOD and HONEST ENT STYLE combine to meet the requirements of SQUARE DEAI in furniture
 Our REPUTATION is the hand maid to your SATISFAC TION You and your friends must feel 'there ONE that will consult my TASTES and safeguard my INTER- ESTS" "CHEAP FURNITURE' never loses it's price mark He who buys cheap furnturebuys DISAPPOINTMENT We do not want disappointed cuomerswe do not advise cheap furniture for TEMPORARY USEfor good furniture always NEGOTIABLE Even in this SALE where offer much furniture at LOW PRICES-NONE OF TT IS CHEAP, FURNITURE
 For the last half century there has been turning toward the BEAUTIFUL in furnure-a restoration of the furnture of the MASTERS-repica true the period they represent
 The bed suite shown here is example of theA AMERICAN UNEMPLOYMENT of the EMPIRE STYLE-A lasting credito the designers of this FURNITURE MAKING. The leaning toward SIMPLICITY the FRENCH inspiration it is this quality that renders Colonial Furniture satisfactory today.
 The suite the picture may be had in either CRCASSIAN WALNUT or MAHOGANY. The suite consists of NAPOIE- IONIC BED-extra size DRESSER and CHIFFONIER and TRIPLE MIRROR TOILET DRESSING TABLE. The prices0 individually suiten either Crcassian Walnut Nal hogany, as follows: ..
 a2x44Reg price 1000
 CHFFoNIERsiz of top 22x4oze of mirror 22x2S-Res pice
 ss s,S See ros s S
 ..t 575o-A F. S. Price 42so
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30
The Rug Store Fires Their
 First Gun

The first big noise for the Home Furnishing Exposition !: Dropped patterns of WHIT ALI4S ANGLO < PERSIAN FRENCH WILTON RUGS. The Royal Kashans and Herati size 9x12. Instead of $500, for 39.5O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-30

Wise Women Are Buy
 ing Linen Suits
 "The best suit bargain you ever offered,'' was the opin- ion of the women at the sale. last week. Cool nights now and later make a LINEN SUIT COME in pretty nice. These are all new models plain tailored and with shawl collar. Natural oyster white pure white, tans, browns, helios, grays, navys, light - ' - blue, black and white. This little table shows the reduc- tions:
 From ;7.50 to 4.96
 From 1000 to 5.95
 From 1900 to e.95
 From 1850 to 7.95
 From 15.oo to s.s5
 From 1850 to s.95
 Only three racks are left for tomorrow's choosing. l (Women's Garments, 2d Fl)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
Masons and Eastern star Grand
Assembly,

Grand lodge week foi the MaasOLia
bodies and the ladies' chapter OF the
Eastern star was ushered IN this
morning with the parade OF the Shrn.
ers. THIS evenings initiatoiy cerc'
monial will be followed by the formal
opening of the state assembly Monday
and the dedication ritual Monday
evening ghen the noble cdlficr on
Central avenue will he dedicaind ~
the Masonr, OF Albuquerque and New
Mexico Most suspicious VIII m IN"
assembly of the Eastern star the~i'si
xrand assembl, aimee moving lpio me
new home The social features OF INC
session will be an elaborate reception
10 the Most Worth, Grand Matron Ol
the World Mis- VI Alice Miller OF
Oklahoma. and the worthy Aatron OF
the New Mexico Chapter. Mrs blanche
Major OF Ration. OF the lhirty-thtee
chapters 81 Eastern star IN New Mex
leo all will be- represented NJ the
assembly next week The formal SEES
sion win be held Thursday and ri
day. To eliminate Friday evening III
A reception 10 the distinguished guests
aud delegates.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

Surprisingly pleasurabl, AMI brill
liant was the bali "Wednesday evening
that auspiciously iuHugurated the FIRST
state social season. IN the metropolis
~ the new state Always select so-
cicty function. the annual charity ball
hi ttc Non Soct6rian Benevolent ru-
cictN. Was nn this occasion superlativc-
Is gratifying socially ana financially,
Present were hundreds Of society
folk Ia this and other cities. the num-
Der OF out OF the city visitors bein4
spec lalll noticeable. Circicd by scores
NJ spectators. the two hundred dane
ere ho expressed heart bouyancy vita
graceful sway and rhythmic tap Of slip
pered feet, celebrated the annual event
in q vct.to-bc-forgotten style.
\ principle ~ the society IN 10 omit
decorations for the charity function.
ln order that all funds may be con-
served for more laudabl. purposen.
but on tails occasion. the generosity Of
b0ta the floral houses In the city
made possible floral and palm adorn-
ment plcasinRiy embcillshinR the com
modious hGll. The retreat whore
punch was served bv Mrs. Harry lee
ana committee 81 Young ladies was
bcautlacd with cut flowers and con-
traStinE grrrncry. and lhr platform
~ here the Casanaugh- Fuhsmeyer or
chestru we're seated. were numerous
palms and potted plants. To Mrs \.
u McGaffey. chairman I'm chief. IL due
great credit Tor thu success OF the az.
fair. ard 10 the liberal patrons " a
laudabic cause ia" poor In the city
have reason 10 be- grateful. Ably a.
sistlng Mrs McGancy on the sub-com
nlttces were
Floor committee MesSrs Ivan
Grunsfcld, y. ~ Kent, Or r. j. Algcr.
u l.. Rogers. Louis llfeid Music
Mrsdames Roy Mcdonald. John Lee
Clark. Reception Mr.. and Mrs ~
y. Ray. MI. aad Mrs. 5. T. Mcl.auRh.
lin. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Grunsfcld, Nj
and Mira r. " clancy. d. and Mrs
-. A. earns, Mr and Mrs. q, L.
! Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. solomon Luna
Mr. and Mrs John Borradaiie. Mr. and
Mrs Harry Wciilcr. MIR. and Mrs iBor,
nafd ilfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Barth
Mr.. and Mrs. q, T.. Klock. Mr. ant
Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mr. and Mrs, so,
llfrld. Mayor and Mrs j. ". Elder
Dr and Mrs. =, Mcqueen GRAY Judg'
Abbott, Mrs BittSor. Punch commit
tee: Mrs. Harry Lee. Mrs Pollock
Miss saint Printing ana adN"rilslni
committee. MesdameE ~ -. Raw. L.
aac iarth. FeiiS Lester. FranN VII
sun. Chadhourne Hopcwen. Harr'
wcillcr. WoolseN. Miss Hickman, Mas
y. u. earns, Mrs. Bittner. Mrs \
L NhAAnz. Nj. MnA Mnnnnnlh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

The superlatively elaborate func'
ton of years, IN fact, OF many year 3.
WAS the Montezuma bail last evening
skilfully realized the iondest dreams
OF socletys eager dnticlpants tor the
gaycst, stateliesl event IN the history
Of the Duke CIT, and a fitting 'nan'
guratiOn OF the new states social lite
Respiendenl with the vivid colors
OF the nation. he tlass In which inc
New Mexico star now shines, the
American shield which the new state
now has an ownership, and supple
mentary decorations 81 red and white
carnations. the great dining hail 81
the Alvarado was never more beauti'
fnl than last evening. The ilower OF
New Mexico society was present N
the conventional evening apparel rem
derlng the men knightly and the Ia
dies enchantingly beautiful. The i'm
proviRed retreat On the commodious
veranda Afforded an ideal tote tets
salon Tor couples deslrious OF exchana'
ing the dear condolences OF youth.
Tho encanyassed wallis. the Indian
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
no,nI NcIglnnr. Do l.nlcrlaln.

Plans for trul, royal entertain
mont arc u.iu- developed hy tho cuiu-
.mittrr appointed To- Arrange ion '"'
second Hirua Junction undtr il'
luspio,- o. tha Royal Neigh 1nrs 'i
America. a musical rNvning Co n-
cludr program ronditions by resident
artists viii .ulmlnast in uu ina
promptu dane, for which elaborate
preparations are being made The
gruoru committee ~ comprFcd ui
Dr ada rhctsllicr chairman. Mes
DANES Hickman. Rogers aud NJ"
and this committee VIII be assisted
by lunch committee Of four ladies
land floor committee of twenty IA
lock after the comfort and plrsNur,
.nf thu guests. IN. date Is octohr'
Co. the place. odd Follows hall
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

The elimination ~ JOYFUL day
crowded with pleasure and the insp-
ration incident To- thu annual state
convention. Was the feast % ,he drn'
tai surgeons last eYenin. AZ m Fash D.
lon onte, The morning session of for
tnai Program discussion wa- t"l"wt
by a Sightseeing trip To- the eNposl-
tl1n grounds the treat of the nall
"a me and the aviation flights, ana the
return trip wound az az the popular
dining hail where Nj, combs had IN
readiness an elaborate banquet az
which twenty Jolly tooth-pullcrs
sat down and remained for informal
aftcr.dinner story telling long after
he disposition of the savory viands.
The local dentists were the hosts and
thc out Of toAn members of the proc
iession wrr, tho guests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

ASSEMBLY,. to occur noSt Tuc-da' l''-
crnuou go the home uf tl" president.
Mrs Edward nuNtun trIstI. IH"
motto of the lesson D.. Tenn. .Hu
commont Better uu, .,lr u. ll.
ron, than ,,vir 90. ,at.a. and
the following papers tnu talks VIII
prov. IL "Curreut Events VIII be-
discua-cd bS Mrs Wru'b Mrs -troup
will lead thu clN-s study Mr g.
Malkcr vii read a u.,pcr .. EN-
sion of EUROPE b.. tnr NIn.tecuth
rcutr, thu trn.I tain t.N be-
'IIcidelbufg. .. Mr- ln" Hon
ing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

Three CHEERS for California Nud
the rural communities, where vicr IL
unknown. lined up IN solid array for
equal suffrage and oVerbNlaucrd GA"
supposed anti-suifrage majority,
Therefore 10 tho good women 90 the
state and tirir earnest, non -pulitUs,l
advocates Is due 10 large measure the
credit for placing the imperial pacinc
coast state on the honor roll az suf
fragr states. Watch the Legislative
record Tor enactment ~ proEresslN,
laws and the purging OF the state sta
tutes at special interests privileges
Sew Mexico next
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
.Inhar .Ahhnit r,n,rlnln..

a cnarmlualy Informal dinner PARTY
was the aifair at the home Of Judge
Abbott Thursday evening. when a
twain OF learned iurisis aud quar-
tctto al fascinating ladies met around
the tcsta hoard. the banquet, the
conversation and general experiences
could not well b" other than charm.
ingly enjoyable.
The floral Trimmings were most ar.
ilstically done In pink, and the rooms
made fragrant with the sweetness ~
the carnations. The house guests.
Judge and Mrs. MoFic of santa be.
were IN. honorees az the happy event.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

quite the contrary So Ia" local
und"rlakers aver, ana they ought
To know for lhcS have The past
antost weeks ~ their lives The FOR.
NAL banauct 90 visiting delegates to
tn state convention. rendered 20 tho
entire oody at delegates Tuesday even
Ing at the Aivarado hotel was all that
could be desired from the viewpoint
OF guests and hosts, Thursday after
noon the handsomrst rquipagrs and
motor cars of the city were used 10
convey the visitors 20 the fair grounds.
where the remaining contingent who
STAYED over for th. big DAY enjoyed
q truiy Big day. The guests OF tho AZ
buquerque undrrtakers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

Enthusiasts over the grand iadg"
assembly and 90, hospitality OF H"=-
Wcllltcs tho local delegation of IT,
bekah~ ana odd Follows returned tn
thu ciN N"du,-d.n evening afl,r
spending three DAYS n the Pearl
OF the poros city The commodlOus
structure lately completed WAS for
mully dedicated us hum, for odd
fellows widows and orphans. and in
this the Albuuurruucuns had a large
part IN IA, ritual as we'll as in th"
furnishing and building IN vlabor-
ate reception was given ia honor of
visiting delegates Monday evening ia
the christian church uf Roswell. \
feature of the evenings musical pro-
gram on this orcasiun was the vocal
numbers los q turmrr Albuquerque
lady. Mrs. Ida McEWen Williams. onr
of the Duke City schuul teachers scN-
"rnl wears ago. Tuesday the entire
delegation we're treated L. motor
/ ride out 10 the Hagerman orchards
where thoy saw the great artesiau
wells In operation Til" grand han
quot oniov"d b, sac guests TUESDAY
evening vas the ctJNuing socinl feat
urr al notable gathering ia the
/ Albuquerque dcputatiun we're Grand
! secretary y. T. stevens aud Mr
I Henry Rodgers. representing the l1-
cal odd Fellows. Mosdames NSnn.
/ p'Olitti' Bailey and chapman rvp-
] rrscuting the HDhrkahs. Mrs chap
man. now resident uf Vaughn.
Joined the party at Vaughn in au
other oulumn Is given the 1ldrrs. dee
. lNcrod ~ the dedication service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
wn,,nn's club.

After brief recess on account of
the festivities OF fsir week, the MEM
bsrs ct the wotnsns club will take
up IN" club program next Friday 2nd
present an interesting study and dem
oustration of domestic science. The
members are graiined over the fame
and loyinR cup won by their art cN-
hibit In the Woman's building az the
state fair. ana wiz this year PROSE
cute the work ot the art department
with greater zeal than ever
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

Another social success was sonted
by these popular musicians At their
special bail In honor of Out OF town
visitors given IN the Elks' ball room
Thursday evening The attendance
was good, he music super fine ana
the enjoyment all thai could be de-
sired,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

v.n twelve first W,mHm awards
Nuuus u. pz.. irs U. D. %. rut.
no., prn. o. g.. .or iH. Hs' p.u wora,
the prz, donated n. Ni p if rua,.
rlsht OF s. fYr I,u tuHk. tU. Bound.
painted plate bog "a. 3 NstHou ..r 'N'
best DRAWING AMI handsome ...'-
,r uN the Golden kulH complain '..
tu. best map. The maps nrr utrt.
,f..utInuUd az, p4ue "a. tfHIUUu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

After thr.. weeks f... the ln
dics uf tho Good Chrrf ...H VIII rec
assemble next ThursdH. Hr main
business being q cunsId.r.'.'u of tn
report of the dclcgat,s f.u the He
beksh lodge tu The r"u' IudRe as
.rmbN last week. iu i.-...Il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

Probability IL hospitality has ever
been trait ascribed 10 the Duke city.
and the week past has verified the
claim a. such hcnors, which. however
does not rebound 10 the credit Of the
clib 40 much a. a. first BLUSH appears
since the pleasure II an ours" and
therefore ~ but selfisa Indulgence.
The first STATE fair has come and
gone and left glorious record Of
achievement socially ana cxposi,i0nal-
u Zach social junction. each de-.
rartment OF the NcN Mexico resources
exhibits. and the minutes of taca con
Nention deserve preservation that
they may be- ineor poratod In the his.
tors OF the great southwestern state.
Tn. arts and crafts building. desig-
naied "a dream OF beauty" by the
visitors II IN ITSELF a museum OF art
worthy of worlds exposition. and
its marvellous success this year puveN
the way for permg n"ni department
~ hgndlcran that may be In the fu-
tnrc as u has been this year. the gem
OF IN" exposition.
The numerous conventions. anvc
made the city center vt thought
have been erected which In time may
mgtgrIaiige on terra ilrma, To al
thes' conventions the mayor L. natur.
atty expected to extend addresses of
welcome together with thu KEYS OF
The city The latter hav. been duly
delivered. bus 'he mayor not having
dual OF quadruplr personality. has
been obliged 10 b" In only onr Mace
~ a time, and has therefore sent the
rity Aeys. and several welcome address.
ses hy proxy. brilliant functions of
Informal Aiamn dot the social calen.
der, while the dazzling dates are those
of the Montcgumu aud CHARITY balls
shedding radiance throughout tho wear
past and 10 come. Judge Abbotts
dinner party Thursday evening com
ELEMENTARY u AN eminent lnrist and
his Wife and the analr Tuesday even
ming when visiting mayors were fcted
at the homr of Mayor Elder, brighten
the gladwas nf the week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
lnolhcr Thlrt, club Dance.

Not even thv gayctics of fair week
ana the run az the carnival grounds
can surfcit the pleasure lowing coterlc
OF the Thirty club. and soon AS tho
week II over the members aud their
gdles win enjoy another club dance
next "wednesday evening.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

Highly sucecssful and Inspiring was
IN. FIRST state assembly ~ New Mex
leo mayors n this city tho week past.
The exchange of id4as. the discussion
OF ways and means 10 solve municipal
problems. and best of all the spirii ot
cooperation between cities Of The new
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

The week has been marked 3D., u|
to of gorgeous sr't rsgruuts dis
tiL,tiNp FOR uniaucu,.s ana beauty D..
First there Was ths Muutrnuma par
side that held a." center vi the stage
tWixt long avenue OF enthusiastic
patriots numbering about twenty
thousand. 'rh" beautiful pink and
rrrrn music float, madr entirely %
carnations ana smilsNt with Us flow
cr.nad, harp. and flut er.dcokod pho
uograrhs being animated hy two
choic. human flowers reminded au Of
Dr>den'S lines. When Music. heaven.
Is maid was Young" Then. the mons
tcr globe circiod with the white nib
Don Of purity. constanct. temperance.
mounted ON white carr, 900 drawn by
u white hursr having the W g. r T..
label and legend "All round the world
the ribbon white - tVlnrd. The
magnificent SILK nag borne 0y forty
eight liitio girls. with Uncle Samu 2
FOR an effective cpptcf support. which
was thc American Lumber company s
representation The blossom -deckcd
automobiles. the Wondm.n 81 the
Wnfid floats with protecting escort
oi wood choppers. and the matchless
snip of state" were sp"cialtirs bee the
great parade that brought out con
tinucd appiaus" ~ TIE triumphant
march
After tho grand rush Go tho fair
grounds. the excitement Of The games.
, races and aviation excursions by the
Z lutropid walsh. al" thousands OF
spectators ON the street were trcatrd
60 O. Spectacular Illuminated parade
d 90 which tlc beautiful ship uf STATE"
lighted brilliantly ana brlchinR IRE
va, tho winner followed by nlumin.
utsd automobiles. VA patriotic and Ito.
/ rtl decorations
Though difficult 60 s.e how ~ much
could bc crowded into one short week
vet there has been Time. inclination
and place Tor another. and the pro-
ccssion pf Shriuers in regulation fcs
and white rooes. supervising the ter
rifvlnp rides Of trembling noyices. was
I this morning the parade par excel
lvnrc fur the creation ~ uproriou-
mirth, And tonight. abe streets win
D. solid mass 81 masked jewellers
] ShowerinE zach other with the fare
I well Nollcy of confetti
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

Modern Europe VIII be- the subject
of study BY the Tuesday i.it"Fary club
IN. coming year and another splcu-
dld program VIII nc rendered az the
SECOND meeting since thu autumn re-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

delightful inform f. pH4 the
nN, hundred party WI, ts cyeu-
ing rendered by Mrs. s. .itn come
plimcutary to nor h0u.. .H.st Mrs.
James Carmen. 1T ~" IHnu Ctty. :"
Mrs Carmen. VINO was un,rl, Miss
Elizabeth Folsom. t,...,r m the
Albuquerque schools N5s erected by
u score of old time fri'n1. and nat
urallv the company culHl season
at happy reminiscent. feature
OF the evenings pleatnr, was NUM-
hrr 81 classic songs b. Mr. Gould.
accompanied on thr u.aun by Mrs.
Herbert GALES. Att'r Jtt,aking of
a dainty tWu-course luncheon the
party Dispersed 80 midnight Thr
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs NJ. =
stAmm. Mr. and Mr. George Frost.
Mr. ana Mrs. Louis CABLES. Mr W.
Mrs Herbert uallcs, Mrs Brnrdict
Miss Abbott. Mrs. Dixon Mrs Sn,
de-, Messrs Coss, Thomas aud iiansr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

:: !: =: J: !: !: :; !: J. !:
ton n well laid for q
III permanent state asss-
IN citation OF mayors.
M While not all who
n were expected found IL
possible 90 be present
I'M person. tn"r" were
seventeen MAYORS represent
ed by letters. kilograms and
their views cxpoundcd ~ the
sessions held IN the CONNER.
cial CLUB.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

Daring the glorious week of weeks,
nov almost gone. King Carnival with
Torpsichore, the enchanting daughter
OF Jupiter and MonmOSyne. have
rrigncd supreme aud stirred loyai sub.
jects 10 "a state Of highest glce In tacir
efforts TO Out.vie each other In ioy-
ialty Throughout the week, the
rythm Uf music and dane. have
horne rcyclors on the swelling waves
OF emotion 10 high tide ~ ioy Away
10 the dance. Tn. .cstasy 90 the soul
bubbles over In poetic motion. aud
Tcrpsirhore calls tu celebrate with
music and fcte
IN the morning of The world when
all was young-~tir world danced.
RHYTHM OF motion was kin to rYthm ct
sound The wind and woods the sea
and seasons danced and sang 'Thc
stars swinging through the universe
gsorifed their maker IN ryth, mic Jos
and nov tat the world ~ not so
Young rythm stlli keeps In poise
The dance has come down ta ~
through myths. ii~iorN and religion
ana 80 eliminate dancing would re-
qulrr q complete change IN human
nature. The impulse ~ primitive PEG.
pic h to express emotions by dancing
Joy. tranquility. religious canoes. ccrc-
munial and sacrinciul dances prove
tdc tnscperabllity az nature from Ter.
psichorean influences. II IT. tn,
mother Of an art. The earliest scuip.
turc and drawings depict the chase
IN, hunt war. AMI we're the lnspita.
ton ~ early dances. And The records
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14

:. Fcillp' iriplls Win Prizes
Notable among the myriad iiru.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-14
Underwriters h.n,rr,aI,p,i.

To undertake 10 entertain
undcrtakers IN by no means
an arduous undertaking
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