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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-08
~. s. & s. ga5u.

Nnfltnft-
SO. 241-gon Soufton unb @aIbeiton
:. :. =. $50 nlorgens
So. 7-gon 9allas IL Sort gortb
1.2U morgelt5
SO. 235-gom goroen. .7.3O borllliti.
SO. 15-@ @on 8aco. 800 nadln1.
SO. 231-@om gorben uro 9ouitpn
:. 1925 nafm
SO. 9-gom Morben. .,7:45 abenos
:. ;. :. :. :. ..7.10 uDrm
gbfabrt
SO. 1O-Nab Dem Moroen. .10:00 borm
$50. 10 Na6 gluitin nno gBaco
o. = q, a ! 80 SO BORN. ,I'
SO. s. @acb 9allas, Sort gSortb
lino gSaco. IS AS abenos
$40. 256-Iad Dem @orben. -. >.
:. :. -. -. .915 abenbs
SO. 242-@a6 Souiton unO Sal
belton. -. 1915 abellos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-08

bulten. slls 8lob fir oos 9enfmol
lit ein @eldnoe allf Der Sobe bon
@eitenO, peltlid BON gbarlottenburG.
III slusii6t 9elionllllen. BUR Ginrei-
dung BON gntlpiirfen fiilo- in engelu
@ettberperbe Brofeiior Or. grrno
Sdlnib, Ser Weiiter oes 2eip8iger
G0lferidlaht 9enfmals, grfiteft
@rnit S6allot1 ppile Dem oie .Mrbitef,
tur 5ltrRrof. &ligo 9eoerers Sanr
4Hugcr Msalartf 9eilfnlol itonunt,
llno sfeaietlulgsbauneiiter 81. oeibe
nib olfaeforoert moroen. Die @au=
llnlnc tit auf cine balbe Wiaion
peronidloat. 3n Greisribtern iino
Seb. 9oluot Grof. Or. 8onl @al-
lot in Dresden, @eb. Sofrot 9Sros.
Or tyrieoritb bon lbierih in @din-
d)elL iulo gaurat 6einri6 Seelin9
III Gbarlottenburq geipdblt iporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-08
Is eSa6re lana aepetniat

ourb Elm Magenlcioetl oas Sci
annit Ser sler5te lpottete uno tpofiil
aQe angeipanoten Wieoi5i1e1 perge5
li6 lparerl, idien SSobn IS. Moboers
BON Moboersoille, WiidJA Dem Goot
geiDeibt. Gr fo1nte ni1t n1ebr ar.
beiten Seine gfa1barll goben ibl
auf. lSdlieblid eebrau9te i6 Glee
trie gitters, idrei6t er nnb oel
lpi4fte @unoer. SD eiie iebt 9llles
mas mir porgeiebt miro. sSeoe Sla.
ide garantiert. gar SOC bei oller
9rlggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-08
Ms WinsIoW's S Soothing Syrup,

Set iiber fiinf8ig Sabren bon
Millionen bon Wtiittern fir ihrt
&inoer NIT oem beIten grfolge beirn
3obnen ee6rau6t gr berubigt oas
aino, ermeidt bos s3abnfleii1 uno
hilbert bie Sdmer5en; beilt aid
8inofolif uno lit oas bette Mittel
BEL 9ioarboe. ueberaa bei Sen 9(po-
tbefern 5u baben. Sragt nod Wfrs
@inslolp's Soothing Sprup uno
aebnt nidts onberes. 25 Gents sic
Slaibe.
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500 yeIpsnmnQ. 500. !

Die Seier pfefer 5ettltng perpen iith
freuen, .8a erfabren, oaB es neniaitens
eine gefiirdtete &ranf6eit aiebt, ipelbe
pie SSiiiellid)aft III all ibren Stufen gu
6eilen imitanbe tit; Sail &atarrbe&ur
1T Die ein5ige iebt Der ir5tli6en 8riioers
ldaft befonnte politipe Sur. &atarrb err
forbert als cine &onItitlitionsfransGc:t It
eite fonititlltionelle 8ebanblnng. 9al 3
otatarrlSSlur ipirb inuertib genommen
Mnp pirft oireft auf bas @lnf unD oie
id)Ieinigen 9berfldden Deg Spitems. .oa~
onref Die Grltllblage Der @ranfbeit sers
tDrenb uno Dem 8ntienten &raft geGeno,
illbem iie Die &onititution oes &orpcrs
aufbant uno Der gsatitr 5lt ibrent @erfe
bilft. Sic gigentiimer baben 70 biel Ser
tronen 5u ihrsn 5eiIfrdften, baB Tie 100
Dollars Selobnan9 fir ieben Sau an
bieten. ben lie 5l flirieren berfeblen. 2aRt
@ndl cine Siite bon 3eueniiien fonln,en
0lnn aoreiiiere:
S. S. Gbeneb & Co., Solebo, 8 !.
gerfalift bon alien Npotbefer, 75c
Sails EamilieneHilIen 5in6 Die beifen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-08
ysllamu" lit sic 9garOle.

Ser G1ptt, Der 0erite iuadJien lieE,
Der iupllte feine Sned)te,
Ser SrDnimler nnh Der W,nferbrut,
Die MIR erseist bas Sd)ledJtc.
Der 0ptt, Der S5ppfen iuadien lict,
Ser iupllte fetne Memrner
Sic beimlid) iaiifen, 6ffentlidJ
Sn flarem @aiier idllemmen.
Ser 0,ptt, Der aud Sas Sier eridJni,
Scr iunkte mas er iuollte.
SaG feiner, iuenn CT bnritig TIT,
9inr gSaiIer trinfcn iulltc.
Ser 0,ptt, Der nns ben 8nrit perlieb,
Ser furst aud fir Wetrinfe
llnb oieies 5eigt lid eflntant,
Sn Sraneret mnh SdJGnfe.
Gr ipia bic Menif]en frpb mnb frei
itnb immer gliidlidj ieben;
Gr lieB bic Gone Star Srancrei,
glus bieiem 0rnnb eritebcn.
S'rnn trinfet fleifig ,sll mn
GS tit bic bette Sprte
Gem Wiuder= mnb benz 5rDmmlertum
Snnl Merger nno 5itnt SDrtc.
9ait nidDt ben Supfen nnb bic Cert
Sn 0rrnh binein perberben,
gielme6r ben idl1nen Sraupruscf
9luf Sinbesfinb pererben.
g1as lit bas 9eben pbne Snrit,
Was lit es DGue Bier?
Der Menidl, Der triuft ben @eriteniaft
Sas gSaiier iamft bns gier.
S'rum bleiben mir beim 81 I a M o"
ttn6 pflegen nniern Snrit,
ltmo mas bic Wtuderbanbe iaet,
Sas lit nns einfad) @nrit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-08
sat mod ieinen Igseritaub.

SsSn einem ltnterillbun9sperfabren
miro BON einem 8eteiligten ein 3eu.
ee ais Soiot be5eibnet. Ser Staats-
anmalt miinibt Snformation iibet
ben 3eugen; er erbalt BON Dem gum
9eridt aufgeforoerten @enoorm Die
9lnhport: Or pflegt 5ll iagen: G's
slrbeit ilt fir Die 9linunen ell
@elueis, bob er leinen 8erItano nod
6eiiantnlen bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-08
giniae Wfei(en hon eSuorea

Glnige Wteilen bon SeSuare5 eEt-
ferlt bat ein Sreffen 5lpiiden oell
glnfltdnoii6en inter Sro5co unb oeri
9llnoestrllppen nnter Habago itatt-
gefipoerh gs perlief obne glutper
aieBen ooh bebauptete Oro5co ieil,t
Stellug Die 8unoestruppen 80
aen 1idl nah eSltares auriirf.
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: Ginpn nrininpllnn Ginfnm hnt

Ginen orieineaen @infaa bat-
te man III gettbad (llllterfranfer)
BET Der iiingiten 8olfs8dblung. lin
Die gimpobner5abl ni6t auf 300
lno oainit bie !SunoeItener bon 3
allf 6 Morf fonlnlen sn Iaiicr.
SlnllBten bier 9ienltboten in einerl
gtabbaroorfe nddtigen 10 oaB sic
einpobner5abl oes blnoelteler-
idelten 8orfes ON /. 9e5enber MIR
296 gerlonen betrug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-08
Mabifn(fnr.

u9llter Sunee, famlit On mir eli
Dtittel gegen S6lofloiigfeit gebea? 4?
Sd babe fiini 9sdGte lang fein gllNe
5ugeton!~
uOa fam ih Dir MIR raten. bore
Did NAL nit Mor sus id es oas
erite1 Wfol perillhte, friegte i1 oie
9ltgen eine ISOLDE long nidt ouf!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-08

Gem ltn8ufrieoenen fomlnt
ous @eltal 5u eng Dor, Dem 3u-
irieoeren fam Der fleinlte 9iaun.
5ilm @eltall fperoen.
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Giienbabll : Tablplan.
s. & 6. q. 8ahn.

S. & 6. @. Sabn.
4nfunft-
! 91o.3 &om Norben. $40 apeEbs
9to. s. 8om Norben. .6.45 mora
$40. 7-2ocal bon Searne. 1000 ntora
| $50. g. 2ocal BON BaleItine. -.
SO. A. Son Mlerifo .i.5o lladllr
fo. 12-Soeol bon 2areoo (genii6t) !.
). ..6.O0 tttDr9.
Sc - @a6 Dem giorben. 1855 uabm.
ytp g. Nad oem Norben. 800 a6enbs
glo. o-2ocal nacb Baleltine .730 n,ors
yto 10 GgpreB uad 9earne. :. :.
$40. 5 -gia6 @egifo 100 nloru.
ao. ! -9ocal mad aarebo (sen1idt) :.
-. :. -. 800 abeilbs.
g. u. & VI. y. yasu.
gnfunft ~
SO. 1-SonIton II. 5. Giifte 700 nadm
go. 3-9ouiton Ii. 5. &iiite 500 borrn
gto. aiiltenitdote. .1:15 nadln
So. A Son aerrbille, MIR on gSo<
30, 44.ss'on asrrDirre, nlls @onn,
tags; 80. 500 nadln
w. Ito- SuH 0eIIpIue, Hut uU
Mocbetltngen. ;. lib na6m
go. 2-9ouiton II. 5. @ifte. $3.50 BORN
yto. 4-9oliftpn II. 8. &iifte g: 20 abenbs
geo. 6-aiiitenltdbte. :. ..s:1O nadm
$40; 43-Saa6 aerrbiIle, nur in @oz
t9entasen. :. :. !. ..4:45 naGm
SO; 41syaad5 aerrbille, nur Conn
tags. :. :. $40 BORN
yso. 145 Na6 aerrbiue, mltr in
Bp6entnaen. :. :. ..7:15 torn
g.. $. & g. n. (eoupt-aiuie).
gnfunft--
30. e-gom Often. .7:sb oosm
SO. 7-8om Often. -. $3.50 na1ra
gto. 10-@l Hnfo IL Reften .7-30 nddkn
glo; s-@on 81 8aio.- ..1o.15 BORN
Nbfabrt-
SO. ya6 eI gafo nno @eiten. ).
-. -. $3.50 BORN
SO. gad el gaio uno @eiten. :.
SO. 10-gaa6 S. @eiten. 1000 aben5s
80. 8-9fab Dem Often. 10:45 born,
yso. 1-glad Sci 9fio.. ..4:00 abeilos
@ietoria 9ipiiion g. $. & g. u.
Mnfnnft =
yso. a65-Guero. gietoria. 1850 na6m
Nbfabrt
SO. 3o6--Guero. @ietorid. 500 BORN
The evening world., 1911-03-08
BURR BROTHERS INDICTED
ON MAIL FRAUD CHARGES.
Shelton 6. Burr Gives $4,000 Bail
Other Partners Are
i'm West.

II developed to-day, when Moses "
Grossman walked into Judge Hough's
Of the United States Circuit Court
with shelton e. Burr Of the firm OF Burr
brothers Of the Flatiron Building, that
tho Federal Grand Jury had indicted
the members Of the concern or the
charge of using the mails for fraudulent
purposes.
The indictments run against shelton
6. Burr. his brother. Eugene H.. Burr.
ana Charles :. Toby, who was the vice.
president of Burr Brothers, and Edwin
Wesley Preston. the firms engineering
expert.
\ plea Of not guilty vas entered for
shelton G. Burr. and time until Monday
next was given him to demur to the in
dictmout Martin Engel became Burr's
hondsman IN $1,000.
Eugene II, Burr and Engineer Pres
ton are In the West, They have been
notified and are expected to return to
New York as soon as possible.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
DUPES
STILL WAIT FOR
WIRELESS STOCK
One Witness Tells How He
Got "Boothlack Trust
Share Offer Instead.


MORO mon ana women from q" paris
Of tho world, who claim 70 have paid
for Maroon. wireless stock 90 Munroe
& Nuur1c bu, oro .o,,~ Pc. clvcd the
stock re.,.,I ,-,i- l,n.og to-day
,I,,,. ,,, ,,t,i o., G.,ry.
- v , - tt.,.t an, a.,
"' ''' .''' '.'" ~
J."
~ '"'.'N,' '".'u stu
~" '''' N'"''''''" W "'''
".,.' WI" u ''''"'.'
80 "
'''" .. ''"'' "I ''o'''' H. say"
D' "'' Won - '"' N'''I'' "'.'''"e by Il
I''t"ro' ''''. ir'i'" WIN a
'"u "'"N..'' ny one oil me Nuh'oe
AGENTS !" Peoria.
N'''F q tax with the lecturer sent
,-',"' 10 N'n''c " MnHroc' IN AUGUST
u'''' I"F u "''rh OF Stock s''d burns
mo STOCK was nos delivered, ana after
: 70" months ana tho exchange of let
tors ! came to New York aud saw
George H. Ajunroc in IFS Office.
"Muuro' said the stock certificates
wrr" in the hands Of o~ngravcrs and
would De delivered as soon as possible.
lie urged me 10 take stocl; In the Sow
er'ISn Realty Company, IN place Of
the Marc'ni wireless, but l returned
to Peoria to walt for 1t. l am walt
ing yet"
In AnrlI. 1910. Mr. uurna cone IN
Now YORK. agni, rio r,o, q II Nm
ro, an w &C., .n, u,,,ra aar,
The evening world., 1911-03-08
FAKE MACARONI-WHAT?
Product Labelled "Nadc in ITALY,
Ordered Destroyed.

TRENTON, n. j., March S.-Judge
Rellstab in the United States District
Court to-day granted an order TO de-
stroy twenty-n'ne cases OF maraconi,
the property OF Cent Tasca Of phlladel-
phia. The goods were seized in Allan
tic city under the pure food law.
The packages had labels on to leaye
the Impression that the macaroni was
made in Italy. when /. was really manu-
featured In Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
FRECKLES|
Don't Hide Them with a Veil; Re-
move Them with the New Drug

An vninenI snin specIaist ieeen.y us-
covered a new drug, o~thine-doubie
strength, which IL 30 uniformly successful
ia removing freckles and giving a clear,
beautiful complexion that II IL sold by
Hlker's or Uegcrfan's under an absolute
guarantee to refund the money II II fails.
Don't hide your freckles under n veil;
get an ounce of othine aud remove them,
Even the nrst nights use Will show a
wonderful Improvement, some OF tho lighter
iutely. harmless, ana cannot injurc the
mos, tender skin.
BE sure to ask Riker's or Hegeman's for
tho double strength othine: n Ia this that
IL solf on the money hact guarerfee.
The evening world., 1911-03-08
CARNEGIE TRUST
S13,215L0ANT TO
PEANUT VENDOR
RelnShart Had Pa,ome Private
Secretary Of Cumm.n,, the
Southern "\lilari'
$4,000 TO HYDE'S CLERK.
And Young Man Put at Heal of
Madison Trust Obtained
$4,000 on Note,
$4,000 TO HYDE'S CLERK.

ro,. .-,..l. .,-~lt4-i.g from ,h,
80 7... ..,,r.
"'eH q. "'' o. '''''"
revelation thar con ~ S'''
Wall street To-day. Following the dis
plvery og 70 EfuI unsecured loan IN
dec. o last O., -fl.E" z. smith. prl-
,,,c ..rr..gr e.. a.,y C~.,-r.f-lr.n
,.s,f,s II MA. .. On. u~pc.,,~trg
~ +. enc ,'- o, l.... ., .nu," T. Rom
.,,r, rrf,.l. ....., p, W.utu J..
,,~,..s ,n. ,#. .r,-,.,r and
~p.'lr..ar vr, fr.w Oh. "sHl,.,ru
p,,p" ., .,. r. .- e, -i rr.aH.
v,v di,,.t.J Ala. p1I...s IL the trust
.,p,,rrv
Demsfar, ID v.r Known in Nash
tho Tenn oa pr,nta vcadcr OF
great poouinrft, ,m.n. ,Ae rising gem
,-atlha. Vlcr Cummin. came {, New
York ana became "a director Of the
Clrrceic Tri.. Company. EemsFart
vas installed as private secretary and
confidential aeoa'.
Ard There's Leahv.
,-..,-I.rr , Y-,f.-,,t., T., rc ros.
49,. 49,. v,t.m,,
'N'"s""'' "'S '.'' '"r '''''' VI "'"
'"hh"eHtihI messages l' 'uinnl"s anu
Ms associates Another confidential
agent OF CumWins was a stout Young
man named Patrick Lcauy, who for
merlv held "a ullt..ll Sob in Nashville,
,ba 81, ~ "a. rIt,. g,yrcy ,horc Eoth
80. 49,, ,..t. -. ,.,s,o1 cut
nN,'m 80 ,h., ao
said to no Tho or,y tvo men a, the
The evening world., 1911-03-08

From the Southern exposure" Of the
trust company, the funds poured in n
steady stream until the cash OF the
Institution reached such n low ohb az
to ne"cesi:ate the shutting own of the
ms i,lti1u hv the State Banking De
pa tw,ut. The bulk OF these loans to
tho 'IWwins group appear 30 have
boon uuio subsequent - tho last reg
Y||r visit nf tho bank examiners, which
N.5 GOD August 81.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
Labor Festival.

Certain supporter of the Cold and
Broadway chur.h are eagerly chasing
the festive dimes fGis week IA order
T." capture dollars worth ere tho
night Of Aprl "a, when those who
have pledged themselves Ia earn q
dollar each viii recount the story of
their mhdrs ut tlr Labor Festival"
IN their honor. The AFFAIR will occur
In the church aud VIII he open Ia an
IS ho d,sire to attend and profit BY the
luGeuIitA of the l1horors. one deacon
Is washing dishes this week and
charL,ng a high pr'c" 20 earn his dol.
lar Mr. Barth IA udyer,isIng for q
mcth"d whereby b.. rnn earn an hon
est dollar Foe thr dncation of the
assembly on tho oyyning of the "rcs.
tiyal' several stiId 'ldors and dra.
cons viii demonstrate their skin A
nocdloWork Instrumental music
readings. games md rofrcshmcnt,
VIII be features of entertainment \
prize has bocn offered by the cdito,
of the church paprr FOR the best story
of labor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12

Of which was tn" resignation of the
president Mrs. G. f.. Vaughn. ana the
election oi Mr~. Leaning 4" ull the
vacancy Mrs Vaughn is one OF the
pioneer workers 81 the W g. r. a. 20
Albuquerque ana Ia her loyal deviation
ana service is due much or the credit
and growth of the union Continued
Illness. however. prevented IN" dis
charge of the r,sponsiblc duti"s of
the presidency ana occasionod her tor
NAL resignation, which was accepted
with regret Mrs. Leaning. the new
president, h. also one of rs, faithful,
ever dependable ones. Who has rffi-
cicntN filled many offices tine past
icW years. Two now suporintcud-
onts were appointed 40 the meeting
NostrrdaY Mrs u \ Pnrtrrfield was
made superintendent OF the depart
mcut of Anti Narcotics. and Mrs,
| Pitt Ross wu- given the suprritoud-
| cnc> uf tho sabbath Observance
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
lecture hN lIrni. linls.ris.

"reminiscences of European travel
r"count'd by n cultured orator. I'M.
moriSt aud Spciulogist illustrated with
splendid St"r"optioau views. rewarded
the larg" audience that assembled last
evening ia the Presbyterian church To-
hear Prof. Frank n. a. Rnh.rts on
The Path"s and liumor of Travel 90
Winning his hearers with his drst
words. Prof. Roberts kept them re-
sponsiNrk sympathetic To- each phase
of life and scene he presented The
people. history ana views OF tn. Brit
ish isles prcdominatod in the dts
course. that variouslN depicted in
touching pathus The hardships and IN.
Justice endured by tho poorer classes.
and again assembled on the wings uf
urc description, only to drop from
the sublime tu the ridiculous in the
inimItablc drullcrN of serious faced
wit Lessons we're drawn by the no.
tahl" contrasts IN thc condition 0f
rich aud poor. and The lack of rover
enc" ana regard for women In Europe.
Prof Roberts ia one OF the faculty of
the Las Vegas Normal, and was sent
ro Europe hN the University of Dem
Yer Tor the purpose of studying mu-
nicipdl ownership ana collecting the
views used in IN" lecture last evening
given under The auspices uf the chris
,ian EndoaVor \ small admission foc
charged each visitor Melted neat
Sum FOR the treasury of the Young
/ people
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
PRETTY Home Wedding.

At the home of the parents of Mr..
ana Mrs NathcSnn of this city oc-
CURED the marriage Monday evening
at O'clock Of Mss Mary Matthew
son to Mr. W Il. Miller Rev. c. -.
hickman officiating Embcllishod
with a profuSiun of white roses. white
carnations aud pottcd ferns. tha in
torior Of the Mathcson home present
ed beautiful setting for the enact
mcut oi the Impressive service unit
ing two lives iu the mutual pledges
Solrmni2od by tho rinp ritual. The
brid" was charminply gowncd In white
SIN ana carried an arm bouquet of
brides roses only The family ana
the immediate circle of friends Wit
messed the ceremony. that was fol-
lowed by calculations and the enjoy
mcnt of an elaborate wedding supper.
Mr. aud Mrs Miller left on the :
o'cl"ck uain for Gallup whore they
viii reside. Mr Miller ~ an atiachc
"f IA" office force AT the Gibson mines
near Gallup.
Tn" brt.l. Is esteemed by wide
circle OF ricndS IN this city. whcr.
she has oudcasod herself to al in
social friendships IN Methodist church
circles, where sh" has conducted tn,
primary department of IN. SUNDAY
school. ana ~ business. having hcen
Tor some time one OF Ia. capable Of
| Zee corps 81 tn Occidental Life In.
suranrc company.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-12
HOLY Meek,

Prayorlul m"ditatuns and cnntom-
p'dtion of the passion and death OF
tn" H'drcm"r sugae. The attention of
,no ci'rsy and laity N the churches
this week. marked az the beginning
b, the observance 90 Pain sunday
triumphal dsy in sacred history
ana AZ tlc close las the dan OF res
uri Iuit--thr eternal triumph over
drtf1 ENcry church IN the city VIZ
hlid services this evening. In the
church uf the lmma uldt. Conception.
81 John Episcopal. Lead Avenue
tt.tDr, 1T, Lutheran and others. there
ar daily services tor tn. exercise ~
% lr''u- devotion. increasing in sol.
'mn,ts At tho week end in comment
out - which travail was corn the
worlds redemption The young ladies
uf - Nncouts academy viii he re-
ipNod from school work the last three
days nf IN. week 90 permit the OBJ
rNancc of religious duties Many
the week. la dc"otr tttcntiun to spir.
.,u.O reflection. NJ the v " g \
t,,,d Friday Wii Dose appropriately
g. served lay an address In the .von-
ms 90 inc Young women by Miss Erna
FERGUSON on "iI"It Week IN Flor.
,nce.' other gatherings In ccclcsias-
teal circles tax, on the nature OF
Wurn, business or -terrd rcioiclng o.
tia, Easter season
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Tuesday cub.

Growing Boa interest as the close of
the years study approaches, ,he scs-
sions 90 the Tuesday Literary club be-
come more inspiring aud profitable
with each meeting Mrs. a y. Me
Miiiru entertained the members ycs-
icrday afternoon At her homo on
south Walter street IN her usual
pisasiug STYLE Tn" contemporary his
tory. paralleling the history of Cor
many. was read by Mrs Wroth. The
class study cot Germany was ted by
Mrs. walker. after which an excellent
paper hy Mrs llfcld dealt With tho
life Of Goethe Mrs. Stroup talked in
tcrestingly 81 Americas Debt to Ger
many Mrs. ROY Stamm was pres
cni for the first time since her return
from the southern bridal tour. and
gay, a happy talk nj the close ol tn"
program. Mrs. Stroup VIII he hostess
at the next weekly meeting
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day murning IA, boys of the elder
club In the Baptist SUNDAY school
started on an cNh,laurng tramp 10
isleta Including their leader j. j.
i,unynn. IN" eight members of ia"
party were n,tircd Ina th. hiu. denim
outing suits ct the club ANA looked
like veteran Pedestrian slrldiuE
through sands Of the river valley to-
ward the indian village. whore tnry
arrived AZ ~ O'Clock ThcN wore uu-
prepared for IN. pleasant surprise u
store for them. AS they were greeted
hy Mrs. Runyan ana her clas~ ut cish
young ladies'. ana Hiss Bertha Littio
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Nuton,,bil, Picnic.

seven automobile lad,p with al
the MlAriuus youths aud maids That
could 10. CROW dcd into them. ur fast
vu.d To- tho edges. sped westward over
the mesa last evening AZ sunset and
h.itpd At tic Trimble ranch guarding
the entrance tn tho canyon. \ fr"lic
n ilc moonlight. supper ON tn"
ground and return 10 the city at 10
b m. were pleasures the young peo-
pie viii not suon forget. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Stnmm Mr. and Nj T.. j.
Nigsr acted the parts of chtperon"s
To- tn. rniiro satisfaction of the gay
,rtN. ~ parties. Who were more or
less equally distributed ~ the ears
oi Mcssrs. Frank iubb,ll, ~ J. Al
ger. J r LuthN. simon stern Louis
ilfcld. - * q. sellers. ] g. RAID
ia 1sp
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Miss " len Barnes. the celebrated
Y. W. T. \ worker, WAS the guest OF
honor Monday nltfrnoon In the par
lors of the local association. u;
south Fourth SIR. ct. wnen the directors
ana secretaries asscmbled Ia greet
ana hear tho d-tiuguishcd honorce.
whose WIS.,. counsel was no less enjoy
able than her gracious personality
After tn, rcadng ~ the minutes oi
the BOARD meet ne, routine business
was dismissed and attention devoted
To Miss Baruo-. who addressed IA,
score Of directors present In mos
| impressive heart "a heart talk on IN,
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" onan'~ stud, tlass.

At 3 O'Clock Friday afternoon the
members of the Woman's study class
will meet In tho parlors of the Y W
g. \ for the pursuit of biblical
knowledge. Ia tho series OF Tho 'Src-
ond Period pl the Gallilcan Ministry
tho class Vil discuss the "Organi2u-
tiun az en-, kingdom" as set forth ~
Matthew, version of The Sornor
on th, Mount Mrs. Runyan. class
teacher, and students alike are nnd'
ins Now food for thought and rar,
gems of Inspiration Win the study al
each lesson
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Isirtllsln, (elchrut,ou.

Ny 80 Will mark the nincty.sec-
"nd anniversary OF the Independent
or Ter OF odd Fellows. inauguratrd IN
England nearly - century agr Nnd
although attaining venerable age.
thr fountain of youth spiing- eternal
IN tho heart uf this organization that
extends ~ benevolent Influence
Throughout the world. ln unison with
all other lodges the local ordcr Will
celebrate tho event with an Ih" I'M
posing dignity hciittlng u'ar couten-
arian ut nnhl" record and IN" 10Y ~
th' dtN Resides an addr, ~ by q
prominent odd Fellow. music and lit
crary numbers will ho heard and A
feast cuinNrd by the members OF the
lodge the R.b.kahs and THEN friends