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HOT OFF THE GRIDIRON

eimnase between substitutes and Coach O'Bnen's
third string; Arcsse 10 rapidly improving and Is
showing field general talent. The punting OF
Thorpe and Powell has been little short Of mar.
That there Is some probability Of q change or
two In the Sailor lineup before the end OF the
the Gsme with the Princeton fisers on saturday,
IL the opinion Of those who have watched the work
Of the coaches for the past few days. From
present indications Ralston has the call over Dayi,
for right tackle and the showing being put up by
Redman At the other tackle. where he Is ,subbing
ior Bioyn Who Is ont Of i with a slirht In,
shaIe tneie will be q pretty fight between them.
Yesterdays Annapolis, practice on the new field
Princeton game. was stiff and saw the varsity
forced 10 work sgainst the scrubs until regulars
and scrubs we're worn out Capt, Dalton. who Is
Of practice with an injured knee, He will not,
however. be kept out Of the Tiger gams from
present indications.
The reported spced Of the Princeton backfield Is
giving Navy supporters. plenty To- worry about. and
the coaches are also giving much attention to the
work OF hamilton and Gilchnst. the two Sailor
looked upon as certain In the big game. and many
here are predicting . scoreless tie.
and nothing can be said concerning the final out.
come q the season. They have certainly not
reached ANYTHING near perfection as yet. Ate
saturday and the splendid practice exhibited
agsinst the scrubs on Monday last. they STUN.
bicd yesterday and. SLOWED the scrubs to win the
five minutes. The coaches, especially Head Coach
Roper, was very much discouraged. some Of
them expressed the opinion taht the team mus,
torious in the fame with the future sdmirals .,
Annapolis next saturday.
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SKIN TROUBLES
DISAPPEAR
When Treated with poslam-Rapid
Work of Healing Over Night.

Eczema or any skin affection treated
with Poslam Immediately becomes re-
sponsive. the skin is soothed and cooled,
itching stops and the trouble grows less
annoying: less extensive. until it finally
disappears and the skin regains its nor
NAL colcs sad texture. Germ life is ami
b;lated.
All skin diseases. including enc tet-
ter, psoriasis, piles. skin scale, salt rheum,
BARRIERS and all other forms OF itch are
relieved and cured by Poslam. every day
bringing records Of remarkable cures ex-
ceeding all claims made for it. The less
serious troubles. such as pimples, red and
infamed noses, rashes. dandruf. COM
plexion blemishes. etc. respond so read
ily that overnight treatment is often sui
icient.
Poslam Is sold for so cents by all
druggists. For a free sample write to
the Emergency Laboratories. Sc West
2cth St., New York City.
Poslsm Soap. medicatcd with Poslam.
10 the best soap for your skin. Antisep-
tic; delightful. Large cake. Is cents.
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tyUST0MS MEN ON A TUG
CHASE INCOMING SHIPS.
Gutter Disabled, Thy Forgot to
Take j Pennant of Revenue
Service.

. A s.eamplps blew OF, on tho United
States Hovcluo CUTIE HUDSON this
morning as che was OF. her way to
o~rsrcn:.ne 90 pu- cIJtoro officers
aeca-i the inooulay ships. The vessel
Tes forced 10 rcturn.>
No CtNe- cutter was available, 20 the
torccct J. a. Bouser, belonging to the
Barrett Towing Company. was I'M
pver5ot- The customs men went aboard.
but did O take via them the pennani
II the Toyerue service. When they wenI
alongside the s,r9i ship. which happened
to 20 tho leland di Georgia, inbound
With fruit from tho West Indies, 'rhs
captain os that vessel smiled d~srisavely.
Tho towooat went close enough for the
oefSctals to show their caps and badge
oe the service. The amazed commander
Of tho lager vessel then threw them
. line.
Tho same ching happened with every
vezsei they tried 10 board. Taey had tc
chaso several ships up the North River
aAmost to rhei piers before they could
expllin that they were officials of the
Cu2e6 Stafex
The damage TO the Hudson was eight
eSd ri 90 easily repaired.
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ers OF the eleven. tho players removed.
nevertheless. nave themselves to blame,
for their work was surely not up to ex-
pectations. The constant fumbling which
has marred the daily scrimmage and
the failure OF the regulars to pay. any
heed TO the repeated warnings of Coach
Field were responsible for the shakeup.
BIN Howe. who played right end. has
been taken of the varsity team and
sent back to the second team. Howe's
she wing was a disappointment. and
Coach Field has taken Francis from his
position at right guard and put him In
Howe's place. while Childs, captain OF
the track team. will play right guard. .
Cooney. who has been out of the
game. was called on to try his hand at
playing centre. and his work was 50
good that It 10 likely that he will be
kept there. Freeman. halfback on the
second team. will be given a trial with
the varsity as a consequence OF his fine
playing with that team.
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Rheumatism Advice.
Gives Prominent Doctors Best Pre-
scription-Is Easily Mixed.

Get one ounce OF syrup OF Sarsaparilla
compound and one ounce OF TORS com.
pound. Then get half q pint OF rood
whiskey Cor sherry wine II IL is pr..
ferred) and put the other two Ingredient,
into II. Take a tablespoonful OF this mix.
ture before each meal and at bed time.
Shake the bottle before using This A,
not new In this city. as many Of the worst
cases OF rheumatism and backache havs
been cured by II. Good results come tho
first day. Any druggist has these ingre.
dients on hand or will quickly get them
from his wholesale house. Any one can
mix them.
Not only will this prescription knock
did tonic and soon restores appetite and
vitality. Those who have tried IL are
enthusiastic over the results Obtained
Advt.
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HOSPITAL SAVED $4,000.

ALBANY. N. Y. Oct. 1&-The Court OF
Z .ppsals mas reversed the judgment
iof tho lower courts awarding to George
A. Kellogg $4,000 damages and COST
against the Church Charity Foundation
q Long Island. which maintains ~.
Johns Hospital
Kellogg whi!e riding a bicycle on the
right side Of a street In Brooklyn was
run down by an ambulance owned by
b hospital He lost sight Of one of his
eJea A hospital surgeon was riding IN
tho ambulance at tho time OF the &C.
cidant.
Tue co..; OF Appeals holds that the
driver OF ne ambulance was a servant
of the N'ery stable keeper where the
mhulanee was kept and the driver was
tubject primarily 70 his control"
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Big Shakeup of
Players on Yale
-. Football Team
LiStless Work of Men Forces
Coach Field to Make Many
Changes in Lineup.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Oct. 1S.-when
the Yale varsity football team go up
against the West Point eleven in their
game on saturday several new faces
will be seen in the lineup. The poor
playing recently so dspleased Coach
Field and his assistants that they de-
cided to make the shifts which went
into effect yesterday.
While some OF the changes in the
team came as a surprise to the follow
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THE ARMY team Ia working hard to
perfect some new plays that have
been worked out. and which they
may try Saturday against Yale. There
II at his early stage OF the weeks
practice a feeling among the Cadets tnat
borders strongly upon confidence In the
Army again taking the Bulldogs meas
ure, Is they di. last year. The Soldiers
certainly have good material. and their
defense IL O stone wall In strength. but
as a scoring aggregation II cannot be
said. up to this time. that they have
done wonders.
In the practice at West Point yesterday the
varsity was unable to sore on the scrubs. AL
though they kept the scrubs entirely In their own
territory. the varsity them were unable to
g n consistently. Tho twentyfive-yard line was
they ,tnsi I. forward PAS. but Il went wrong, as
did tho many other attempts during tn practice.
i,s.Ssrd mara. failed a; drop hss.
There vii. be something doing every moment In
tie stadium at Cambridge TINS afternoon. weather
permitting. some pew and nifty plays have been
uncork.i from the Haughton brain and the Hat
ward squad have spent tbs best part OF two hours
this week learning the ins and outs 81 them. The
second lsan. which he, been improving daily: VII
nations, Ii Is likely that Capt. Fisher will get
into the game. but Will rest UP.
Harry Kssburg. the all-Amencan guard on the
1906 team. Is expected on soldiers Field. Cam
bridge. today. too. lie will give the tackle and
guard candidates the lest portion Of his time and
should assist materially in strengthening up the
left side q the line. 1encse. a. tackle, Is IN.
the result that his opponents often aft through
aad break up the plays.
The showing OF the Harvard freshmen team
asEius the varsity was excellent. Brckley. A hall.
back, Is sure to be heard from next year - .
member Of this varsity.
Hard work In preparation FOR tho Brown game
on Saturday. was continued by the Penn football
players. The coaches worked hard wiih the mon
sl Afienoon. but the result was dicouragng
rut them through ! short signal dnli. Following
var assinsl Coach smith, pets for NOSE than an
h,ai; beos Emile, iSs RT's,iSs w s,, h'l Tns over HE
r.fa-Nl 10 sre them a rest. however. add the
VARSITY VAS forced to take 9 mscilss t,oulcing
from the fresh scrub team.
An, unususliy h.rt vorkou, wa, N. prosr,mms
first and Second string men Of the Cornell Team
were divided W Pse!ty Equally and Wen, into .
scnnm.sSs At ! ocoSs. and hail an hour isiei
lHS 'i Rsd ss1H.' i'am io HS.s 4 s;'i The Inst s sunni;
llnsme1 end 2 5iek field q two rxul,5. 2'con;
II ne s.coSnd .lFiss varsity men IN their line.
aud collins McCs nllct and UnicThil Nerc theii
,rio Of backs. With Butler running The team AZ
and tore away at each other, lines the greater
PAT o. The time II prs,sience to a;'Fnp'ins to
downs, while lhs Blues twice crossed, their op-
s2n.a,,, gal i,ps; , The R .tm n,a mi 1'i on The
Carlisle Indian football %parstics sped along at
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len ynlucd NJ $1,000 nm inch by
suffolk County Jury.

Five tlorslnA GoIl1rs an Inch Is tn.
prize OF less IN Suffolk County. accord
ing 10 tae dccirion OF a Jury at River
head l. l.
Frank Romalne, nineteen, who was
strucf ey a Long Island train. had one
es insds tro inches sN,rter. The fury
ave Nh gA.rg, damages.
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saenn Hentc-u Provided for Po-
hccUiel on Fixed posts.

TIM ps.Icenca on fixed posts hero may
sst comfort from a moyo on foot in In
d!aaapoIs designed TO keep warm the
feet OF the policemen there.
Tbs Board o. Safety plans to provide
steam hea;ed Ncs for policemen detailed
at corners 20 stand on.
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Carlisle Indian football %parctice. sped along AT
ar unusually bis k pace. Coach Warner had more
candidate than usual on Indian Field. and wa,
particularly good naturel In handling his war
riors throughout the fundamental drills. lie was
grsiifiei hy the Improvement shown by the Red
skn, In their ,scklina. Warn'r dirrcted attention
mainly to defensive tactics aad leit most Of his
varsity players out At tine game In the closing
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ForEets Hes In United states md
Prnyn for the Empirc.

Md pTeseTNe the Empire and It's
ruler and officials" prayed the Rev.
Dr.. Palicy OF Montreal. forgetting tha.
he was in the Congregational Church
IN Bangor, y. y.
When a tiny flag hanaed him later
reminded him that he was in the United
states and not in Canada. he laughed
with ne Others 4; the Joke. Bangor is
only fifteen miles from tho Canadian
line
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Oddities
In the Ne,US
OF TO-Dau
"sn, Freed from Wagon, Lays Egs
HCsidc Dnby in Gncnrf.

boys Gu, the ropes that bound crates
OF Chickens TO Y. Rob!nowitz's wagon
at One Hundred md Thirty-eighth
street and Third avenue and liberated
more than two hundred chickens.
one hen celebrated the occasion by
stopping TO lay an ogg on a baby In a
gocart. drou Ming the ATLANTIS s~creeching
ny heS clckles.
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1other. HclP'css from Paralysis,
Sees BABY Take Strychnine.

NHelples5 from paralysis. Mrs. George
''riffth. @: Philadelphia. was forced to
remain In bed ard SEQ her fifteen
months-od baby girl toddlo to q table.
swallow two st-ych-ire tablets and
practically die before her eyes.
The BABY ihcu"ht the tablets were
candy and had swallowed them before
Mrs Griffith cocid summon aid.
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Warm Rrec,es Hiring second Crop
Of "Sprinc" Floycrs In Jcrscy.

A accord crop Of spring flowers has
been S-ourht on. by tho warm sea
or~ozes nsa- Atlantic CITY.
Llaes a-c In full bloom IN many parts
OF Pleasan:ril,e, five miles from there,
socnethlag tina never happened bero-.
In Octpbe--
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wreck Dlock. Shin. At soo.

, SAI,LT STE. MARIE. Mich. Oct. IS.
--Iss Canadian steamer Emperor w2s
sunk at the lower entrance OF the
Canadian lock yesterday. practically
bloc..ilS navigation. The Emperor was
bound for Midland from Fort william
WA xe.sao bushsk. Of wheat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18

The Status OF wnmen IN Law IN
New Mexico" was the theme discussed
nj the Womans club yesterday amor.
noon. Miss Nellie brewer, the score.
tary OF the New Mexico nar assocla.
ton. and only woman attorney In
the state. read most instructive pa
per outlining the laws that favor and
dlHfnvor women. Tho properly rights
OF women we're shown 10 be- well pro.
tected by the statutes. but the mar
riage laws we're proven faulty This
viii not be Of long duration. how
ever. M the speaker opined that a
revision Of this and many other las
laws VIII speedily be made BY the
lawmakers 81 the new state.
Altar Informal discussicn Of she
topic. attention was turned TO the
other business Of tho dag. for cint
women know full well. that Man Il
a social animal formed 20 please and
enjoy IN society and informally reign
cd while domestic science held the
bosrds. Miss Brent gave q recIps
tor three-tinted gelatin dessert att
er which Mesdsmes Dunbar and J. l..
MILLER served desesrt course an
denomination Of the domestic scienc,
study
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18

II anything IL better than the treat
OF an unexpected vacation. the chit
dren OF Albuquerque want 10 know
what K can be- The absence nom
the city Of nearly an the teachers
occasioned a two'dsys vacation the
past week tina; had not been counted
on and the boredom OF class rooms
has dropped liks a cloak from the
minds and fscss OF tho youngsters.
And. oh. Joy. In just ten more days
there VIII be the two days vacation
20 permit the Teasing on and the
next day recuperntion IRON Thanks-
diving turkey and pie. "HurfAh for
the fun. IL the pudding done, hurrah
for the pumpkin pie,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18

VINO can resls, an Invitation TO a
terpsichorean function presided over
By tho best People on EARTH III
any. speak. for MIN . have offended"
Who ~ here 40 base he would not be
o Roman ?"--tor an Eik's guest7) III
any. speak. for him have | offendedy''
pause for reply. Noney Then
none haye ! offended.
And listen. all SO devotees Of tho
dance hear the good news The Eiks
at the last committee meeting OF the
entertainment cotcrie. decided 90 ten
der an annual sbail every Thanksslv'
Ing night The inaugural event 10 IA
occur tho night OF the coming las,
Thursday In November" The rnb',t
IL invited. Plenty OF time yet 10 build
new gowns Eleven days seem an
eternity for thosc eager TO accept this
Invitation
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
Miss stashIIn a Home.

Miss Irene stachlln entertained
charmlngly AT an Informal party last
evening. The presence OF number
OF musicians tended TO turn ihe hap
py jolllheatlon into musicale OF M
mean merit Time for games. Jokes
ana lunch, however, was plnched gu,
between The numbers OF the impromp-
IA program and a postluneheon dance
lasted 'ill o'clock this morning.
Those present were Miss Evylens
Reynolds. Mary Crane. Myrtle Smith
Ida Walker. Nell Str0uih. ergie Baii.
ing. Pearl Railing, l.e0nore Ford
Marguerite CosgrOye, Irene Staehiln
MilnR KEelnwort. Edna s,aehIin'
Mcssra Willie Hughes. Fred HEY
noids. Elmor Refill, Alfred Rishl
Walter Troniman. Clinton Coon. Mel
Neopoioan, Joe Le'farte. John Sulli
van. Harry Hudson. Fred Weston,
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Wedding Week.

And now AL eyes are focused on
the young bridal couple who viii
plight their ftroth next "Wednesday
evening iieing sanctificd bs the
true. ardent love ct youth and par
en,ai blessing. the halo Of loving
thought surrounding these happily
mated lovers shines brightest In this
city but rRdlatcs 20 Denver. Chicago
iioston and oven across the water.
where old world relatives contribute
affection 20 the love iustcr illumlnai-
ing the nuptial scene Though sew
eral school terms have been passed
In other cities. yet By right of birth.
popularity aud citizenship OF pareniF
Albuquerque cleims Miss flclna
amiable daughters. and society Is
nursing big regret over the fact
that ~ Mrs. Ira Rothgerb.r she VIII
reside In Denver instead OF this city.
The last week OF ante-nuptlal func-
tions was ushcred IN Thursday even
ing nv gay dinner party az the
home OF Miss lefty tosenwaid. To-
morrow q contingent OF Chicago.
Boston and Denver relatives of this
Young people will arrive on the
westbound flyer 20 remain tiil after
the wedding. Among these viii be
MIR. and AIRS Julius toscnwald ~
Chicago. uncle and aunt Of the bride
Mrs. y. Anstrlan ana Mrs y. A.
Stonehill OF Chicago. and Mr. Albert
Elseman OF Boston. From Denver
,hcre win hc tho Rroon's parents
Mr.. and Mira snm Barrett and Mrs
Passmore. Aant Of the groom.
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Hiidcgarde
Grunsfeld will entertain at dinner az
courteay 10 the bridal couple and
tho out OF town guests.
Mrs Ivan Grunsfeld Will be host
go az family dinner party az thu
Alyarado Monday evening" and later.
the same evening. Mrs. Noa lIieid
viii receive az her home ON WeSi
Copper avenue, the affair 20 be In
honor OF the bride and Hroom.eleci
and the distinguished visitors.
AZ the home OF the bride the fol.
loving evening. Tuesday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Grunsfeld WIZ entertain
~ a pre.nuptial family fostisity
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
Nupslal. a, Al,arado.

The ceremonial rites of the Roth
gerbcr-Gransfoid wedding win occur
In a setting of floral opulence. els-
Rance and beauty seldom u ever seen
In the Drae CITY. Wealth, youth.
brains. beauty. social prominence and
nobility of lineage are represented by
the names Of the principals. and u
is not strange that local society ms
well as elite circles OF other cities are
intensely Interested In the occasion.
When Mr.. Ira G. Iiothgcrhsr leans
his bride 20 the altar there viii no
present hundreds If devoted friends
aud relatives. among whom viii DC
AIR. Julius ilosenwaid, the merchant
prince OF Chicago. and his wife. so
ciety queen OF the Windy city. Mes.
DANES stonehill aud Aaatrasn. ais"
relatives Of the bride from Chicago.
viii he present Mr. and Mrp. sam
Harriet. parents OF the brilliant
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18


Pro.emlnently the affair OF the sea
son is the reception al the W0mans
3clab Shls afternoon attended ny the
5s0cial and intellectual aristocfacy OF
Albuquerque and numerous out of
{suwn guests. Midst n prodigal array
III cut flowers that made the Interior
III club rooms "a glory 81 beauty In
MELLOW and white. boriered effectively
Rwlih the pristine green of'fegns, palms
|s.nllax and swaylne tendrils. the
quests. -four hundred strong lin fact
ms well as In class mingled In sousaa
|EFootlng and converse notable for
3briiiinncy. Mrs Clancy, In character
isiic poise OF manner and gracious
'cordiaiify welcomed the company and
dispensed hospitality in the exquisite
|ly feminine style OF one born 20 rads.
Iale happiness. Chrysanthemums In
Ian the shades OF deep and golden
yellow mated with snowy white beau
= Ties OF the same family featured the
splendid decorative ecae.ne. and all
.acccssories blended In color with the
twoaone embellishments offset In n
frame work OF ggoen. During the
hours from 2 10 G the guests arrived
| and departed. whilst the resonance
! of muAical harmonies created by the
. III Mauro orchestra and the subtle
Incense OF the floral bower combined
f 20 entrance the senses Frui, es-
'senccs ia delicious mixture wne sery-
led by bevy Of young ladies' from
| the huge punch howl IN the palm.
|clrcled recess. Assisting the hostess
were her cousins. Misses Elizabeth
Wiley aud Betty Wiley and Mes
1dnnes ". u. Chlldera and Mrs. James
IT.. Newhaii Pouring coffee were
Mrs, Alfred GFsinsfeld, Mrs. Summers
Ilurkhart. Mrs bernard llield and
Mrs. John FORMIDABLE Appended IL
the Hat Ut the ladies' who were invited
20 enjoy Mrs. clancy'a hospitality this
afternoon.
Mesd0mcs Nichols, Chages. stroup,
Mcmillan. nlRss. Mc0affey. Fergus
son. icning. Read. Frans Hanlng. Ar
no nuuinE. Draper. ROY stamrn, nurk.
bronson. Leo. summers. Klock, ter
thold spitz. Edward spitz ~. l.
1 Htern. slower. schuntar. Hahn. KEN.
/. pcnlcn. McIsendress. Alderman. Ar
not. Lester. Mctcalf. BERNARD ITfeld
Ivan 0runsfeid. Keen, wlsncr. Franh
/ Wilson, Medler. Rrown slmma, Waha
Thomns Hubbell. Armiio. Hitchcock
atsickier, Kent. Brooks. Hope, Ieeot
weinman. Harvey. RuElpoHd stalnm
Mcdonald. Fesreli. fsilkef. sullivan
Mann, walton. sprlhgcr, Harry Hon
lamln. fiopewcll. FArwsll. iisrnd0n
Hlideenfd 0runsfeld. David weln
man. simon stern Louis Iifcld, Neu
staal putney. R2fflc. srhwentker
Field. Alfred Grunsfcld. u, W. Edgar
w, Il. Edgar, Danahy. Dleckman. N
p. s,amm. smart. nurkhnrt, Romero
Wroth. burke. llarth. johnson. Ray
n. \. Blilner. Newcomer keieheF
kelohcr. Jr., Saint, McFlellnn, naca
I'srcn. poarue. wnolaes Pickett. Ven
able. Fox. David Nosenwald, fidnc,
RoFtnwald, A. nnsonw1id. Yrisqfsi
norfadails. short. 10, DuiltaF
Ralph Dunbar. stevens. stevens vi
mos. Alfred Frost ceoFRe Frost. VI
der. Peck. CInpp. nose. Ross. iieyn
wilkorsou. John Lee CiaFkc, Juhi, y
Clark. Iieswlck 1. !. Mlilof. MAiei
oEonnof flobeFiq. WISH Hawkes.
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so Gle TY


Mandell, walker. Luua. Neian0. jus.
20 Armlio. Hobbs. Mcguire, JenkF.
Johnson. Jaffn Bryan Nua fifeld, Nor
risette. Filler. Campbell. Newell,
white. Newcomer. stephen. Macpher-
son. George Albright. Ward Anderson
Arthur Everiti. George fsseritt. chad.
bougnc, Richards. u. stone, Della
KiRTa stone. cOnncli, Louis Huning
Werner. Cllchrist. Cornish. Aiger.
otero. Mcqueen 0rny, Luthy, Andrea
chiiders. Clarkaon. coddington. ko'
dey. Wylder. Maison, DObs0n. O'Rici-
| -, Angcn. iiroRan. yesterday. Keim
Marion Carr. Don. smithers. W. },
Mi lowry. Cams. Hickey, sfatcson
C.A y. Bi,,ner
Misss Katherine chavez, Fergus
son. .Schuster, Leila Armijo. Julia 1.ee
Loa Loo. stern. HoltEman. Reina
urunsf.id, IIiidn urunsfeid. Annie
Newhail, Lolita Ncwhall. Brent. Claude
Edgar, Parsons. Elizabeth Wiley
netty Wiley. Anita Thomas. hprgarr'
kelcher, Euncnia Keicher. irene
Saint, Ethel saint. Eunice AfcCleilas
Reb"cca Pearcs. Mildred Fox. Jett,
Roscnwald Yrisarri. Horrodaiie. Mar
ion smith. Nusbaum. Nancy Heweit
Niandell. Edith Walker. Ger,rudc wal.
her. Armlio, Margaret jerks. Edytf
Evcritt OLIVIA Eyeritt, Evelyn Ever
III iiuning. Touzei Luthy. ATne'
chllders. Edith Childers. Dohsoh
Florence Gurnsfeld Aiinc stern. Mel
lie brewer Hickey. ssaicson. Elsie
Kempenich.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18

Preparations ara going forward
apacc for the annual hall with which
the woodmen Of the world celebrate
the advent OF the new year. The affair
on this occasion when the youth and
beauty OF tho city will meet 10 chase
tho glowing hours with fiyins feetT
and welcome 1919. promiees TO be
oven better than the several annual
festivities that have gone beforehand
that ~ saying q great deal.