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New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
STUDY ON SCHOOL ROOF
0ut-Of-D Treatment Works
Well with BROOKLYN Children.

Thanks 10 the efforts Of Or Albert ".
Brundage. chairman Of tho committee OF
health OF the Broadway Board Of Trade.
Brooklyn. the earnest cooperation of Ma
thaniei r. Levi. and contributions from
phlsnthropc citizens. nifty sickly children
are going TO school and at the same time
spending their DAYS in tho open air
More than q wear ago Or. Brundage con-
ceiyed tho idea that IL was not we'll FOR
children who vcro backW ard I'm their st,tl-
les because Of illness and improper nour-
jshment to spend the greater part Of each
week penned up in q .schoolroom 10 mat
ter how we'll ventilated and sanitary il
might be.
lie interested the Broadway Board OF
Trade in his project. and began to cast
about for a place whore no could put his
7 plan Of an outdoor school into effect. At
/ length he decided on Public School l62. on
/ st. Nicholas avenue, in the outskirts Of
/ Brooklyn and began to solicit funds AND
/ equipments.
At first two rooms on the second floor
We're set apart in which 10 carry on the
work. rooms with large windows through
; which the children could step into the
! yard
/ once the quarters We're arranged tho
next move was TO pick tie children, fifty
( IN number. who would have the FIRST
chance TO benefit b. the doctors scheme.
/ Great care was exercised in the selection.
! No children who gave evidence Of tubercu-
/ losis were chosen, but fifty whose pale
! faces and pinchcd looks proved them easy
/ victims for disease We're enrolled.
! Ii was decided that for these youngsters
! tho regular school seats were too uncom-
! Portable and too fatiguing. SO reclinins
! chairs We're boush and each child was al
I lowed 10 recline. wrapped in blankets, be-
| fore the open windows all day lons. They
| studied OF slept, and then ate the nourish
ing luncheons provided for them from thc
| contributions Of the general public.
But Dr. Brundagc was not contented Will
even these conditions. The children must
| gct more sunlight, and, If possible, even
more fresh air he thought Why not try
| the roof Of the school auditorium? Tie
doctor suggested the plan TO bis helpers
and they seized upon II eagerly. The schoo
| authorities were interested in the matter
! and within a short time "A concrete foo.
| had been laid on the roof. high railing
| had been erected TO prevent falls, and
great sheets of canvas had been fitted t.
! supports 10 be- used as shelter In in
/ clement weather
! As a result fifty children have received q
new lease on life, and studies are now car
/ ried OH. in the clear open air, with the suns
rays beating down upon once pale faces
now taking on a rosy hue of health. OWing
! to the individual attention that each pupil
gets from the teachers assigned to hell
carry on the good work, studies arc pro-
crossing faster than ever.
Many times hfty delicate children are
| anxiously waiting the spread Of this good
| work, in order that they too, may have a
! chance 10 enter the open air schools and
/ share with their luckier playmateS the
| opportunities Of studying, eating. sleeping
! and gaining strength beneath the open sky
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tapestry Bags, 97c.
Carnations for table decoTa'
tions. 33c. o,..
SS.45 Black Willow Plum'''
S5.45. ,.,.,,ol.
Good quality printed fIall''''
cite. 1Oc value, at 7c a yarGll;; a.; -
75c Sterling Silver fno''
Frames. soc each.
White merccrized Linse''o :
Batistc. 45 inches wide, Z'c d
yard. ,co.,on
Fabric, 16c a yard. u-,oI
s3.25 Black Silk and NoJ' ~
Crepe Hugucnot; Sl69 a ya'u'
Store orders only. c,.ss
SI,oS \ mcrican Cut T. GlaS' -
Claret or Water Pitcher, Sl'r,.
Store orders only and nQ"'
{. 9. ID. p,r.
S5.0S Black Enamel Iron ! d
lor Clocks, S3.9S. hr;c
45c to zoe lS-inch CamO'''
I'louncings, 29c to 49c. - cold
SIO0 to $500 Solid lO-h' oo'O
Iewclry. 63c to $3.50. e..
$40 All Wool Storm SefS'"
o9c ward. ,-.,,,iu,.
1000 Pairs Of Lace Cu''a"'
Underpriced.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
COMMERCIAL HIGH SHUT OUT
Townsend Harris Scores Three
in Opening Soccer Game.

Townsend Harris Hall opened the annual
high school soccer championship series
with a victory over the Commercial Hign
School of Brooklyn BY the score of goals
10 0 at Van Cortlandt Park Yesterday af-
ternoOn. The play was spirited.
Wachs. Of the winning SIDE and former
~ a member Of the champion team al Pub
Ec School G2, was easily the star His
bursts Of speed down the line aroused the
Onlookers. lie scored two OF the three
goals for his team, and placed his team
in the lead in the first half, when his was
the only goal scored lie added another in
the second period. while Duffy contributed
the third
Donovan. captain OF the winning team,
played conspicuousy we'll The excellent
showing OF his side is largely attributed
10 his patient coaching Marshall, "a
negro. at outside right for Commercial,
played well.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
WOMEN'S AND Chill
DREN'S APPAREL.

Percalc. Chambray and Glng-
ham House Dresses, 69c, 85c and
98c.
l0c Hand Drawn Top Collars,
SC.
Women's 25c Stockings, l9c.
Store orders only.
Childrcn's l5c Stockings, &C..
Store orders only.
Womcn's 25c Embroidered
Linen Collars, &c.
Women's $50 SILK Cmbrcl-
las, S2.84. Store orders only.
Children's $500 to $50 Col
ored Coats, $3.50.
Women's $ eparatc Skirts,
$3.75, S4.95, S5.25 to Sll.95.
Women'S 5000 Russian n
Pony Goats, $3.50.
5000 Embroidered lIandkcr-
chiefs for Women; usually 2oc
and SOC, will be II lie and 25c
each.
Womcu'S $500 Full Length
Plush Goats, $24.95.
Womcn'S $3.50 to SO9Io
Sample Suits, $34.75.
Sl.50 to S225 Silk Shetland
Wells, 49c.
Womcn's $500 Shoes, Sl.98.
MEMS AND BOYS AP.
PAREL.
Men S '9c Donet NichtshriS,
d6r
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
Rows HIGH DEFEATS COMMERCE

The Boys High School, Of Brook" "
easily defeated the HiGh school oi 'o'H
morce in a championship soccer gam, =
Van COrtlsndt Park, by me score '"
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Substitutes-Kean Tor Bannon, Helms for
Grinen Mofat for Weinant. Touchdowns
Rorke ~. Goal from held-P. Nc McNulty.
PuIyerTnacher Public schools A. l.. Umpire
Fitzpstrlck Yale. Field judgc-Hu,t0n. Time
OF periois-Ten minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
10 Minutes Jersey City to Hoyt st.
A Big Bargain Budget

Mems SOC Underwear, 59c'
Mems $3.50 Shoes. Sl.98.
Bows Two Trouscr suns
$6.95.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

RcS,:ea-N IL. Dale. Gos.s-"!.' so SO
Hurst, Dufry. Nchses. Cam'roIs: M'JIII,As JtI,,'s.
No'Ie New York celtic Reserves. Iihe h'''-'
Of g. minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Playing against the soccer team Of tho
Central Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. OF Brooklyn, at Bay Ridge yesterday
, afternoon. the eleven Of the Crescent
Athletic Club team, holder OF the Field
club Soccer League championship. wera
taken into camp 70 the tune OF goal
10 o. After no-scoring irst period
penalty was given against the Crescent'
for handling OF tho bell within tho goal
mouth. I. Dufin. captain OF the Centrals.
sho. the goal about twenty-five minutes
after the restsrt-
Next Saturday Yale will oppose IN.
Crescents az Bay Ridge.
The lineup follows:
Al West New Brighton. staten Island
Yesterday the Richmond County eleven
was overwhelmed by the Bensonhurs
Field Clubs team b. the score OF 70 gcals
to in a Field Club Soccer League chan
pionship fixture Bensonhurst will meet
Princeton at Princeton next SATURDAY.
At Marquette oval IN Brooklyn, yestef
dav the Brooklyn Football Club, which is
slated 10 play the big National League
game az the same place this afternoon, De
feat.d the eleven from the steamship
Baltic By tho score OF goals 70 p after
leading the sailors b. 20 IN the rr''
half.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

The Camerons defeated the New forn
Celtic Reserves by tho score OF . goals 70 !.
A, Van Cortlandt Park YESTERDAY. E''n '-
the five Camerons, siGgularly enough VIZ
credited with q goal. McClusky ana y
Nellie scored for the Celtics. NlchaeS' a.
outside right. p'ayed a fast game ior '"'
winners. The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
Thn Imam Follows

GoaIs-Taylor ~. Gibson, Watt, ba''g,. i'
Rrooklyn; Titan. Breeze, Hale, tor p :. ''5.L
I,of-rcS-T IialIiwelI. T@ucsmcn-. N'l.fai %
tic and J. TAYLOR Brooklyn. Time ~ ''''-
Forts five minutes cacn.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
The lineup follows

Rereree--C. Creighton. Linesuen Watson ami
Barlow Goals -McWhinny &C.. Pearson. Be-
finger, Dean. Time OF halyes-Forty-fye min
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
The lineup follows:

Es!e.ee-Lecn Francls. Columbia Linesrnsii-
weiasie!s Iownssn4 Harrif Hall Eva Fo4sn-
r!s.s c: halyeS--Iki!ty minutes each. eubsu-
SgLef~-DZAkt for schless Duffy Tor Solomon.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

sRookLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

4 recently announced engagement IS that
Of Miss Dorothy Beechcr White and War
ren H. Strode, son Of Mr. and Mrs Gsrrsrd
STROBE. Of st. Louis. Miss White who Is
the daughter or AIrs Margaret Beechsr
White. Of No. 3o' Welt cd street u de
scended from two cf Brooklyn most
prominent men. on The maternal side, her
Sreatzr.ndteth:I qss the late Henry Ward
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

On Tuesday evening Miss Florence Has
brouck Will he married 10 Dr. Edward
Harvey Marsh, Of No. 4iS 9th street. at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Bevier Has
brouck No. 1916 Ocean avenue, Flatbush.
Miss Gwendolyn Basbrouck will be hcr
sisters maid Of honor, and George Mill
gan is 10 act as best man
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

OF particular interest on the Park Slope
will be the wedding on Wednesday morn
ing. October -, OF Miss Ella NJ Bannin
and Edmund f. S.usc. The wedding Will
take place in ST. Francis Navier's Church
at II o'clock. and breakfast Will follow
al the home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael T.. Bannin, No. 30 Mont
gomery Place. Mrs Francis j. Sullivan will
be her sisters matron OF honor, and Miss
Elizabeth Marie Banniu is 10 act as maid
OF honor There are also TO be six brides
maids. including Miss Eugenia Bannin,
another sister Of the bride; Miss Mary
Sause. a sister of the bridegroom; Miss
Frances Swift, Miss Loretta Walsh, Miss
Mollie Mcehan and Miss Mary McCabe
David NJ. Sause viii be his brothers best
imam. The ushcrs Will be Thomas l..
Bannin. Francis J. Sullivan, George Swift,
Thomas Seton, Alfred Galley and Edward
-. Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

NIs- Ellen Howard Tobev daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Enoch q. Tobey, was mar
ried 20 Donald Banks Tobey on Tuesday
by the Rev. Charles r. Jefferson.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements. -.

An important wedding vill bc that on
Wednesday November /. Of Miss Mabel
Munson, daughter of Mrs. Walter d. Mum
son. Of No. go New York avenue. and DR..
William II. Wood. Of Ridgeneld. Conn. #
is 10 be home ceremony at 4:30- O'Clock.
The bride viii be attended by her sister.
Miss Beulsh Munson. md Miss Geneviovc
v Butler. Professor Porter is TO act rs
hest man. Miss Munson is a sister of
Frank e. Munson. who married Miss Cora
=. Mallory a year ago.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-15

Miss Marie Ditmar Lott, on Friday. gave
q luncheon of six covers at the Petit Tria-
non. Lake Ronkonkoma, for Miss Janet
Mason. at whose wedding TO Kingsley VII
cox Slauson. on Wednesday, she is 10 oe
the maid Of honor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16

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Cream the butter, add the sugar and
the egg, beaten light. Sift together
three times. the flour, baking powder
aud salt: add these 10 the firsf niintnre.
alternately with the milk; beat
thoroughly and add the dates, stoned
aud cut In pieces. TO bake. have a
slow oven until the mullins double IN
bulk, then increase heat 10 bake end
brown quickly. Mufline baked thia way
win be lixtit, sppetizing aud more
easily dlgested
This u only ore of the many appetite
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look.
The wonderful X c Cooks book 4
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16

(ckicago Record Ficraid.)
Alarmed by the epread OF crime II.
Tracy during the past few weeks, sov.
cral young women In that Chicago
suburb have ioined the Tracy Pro-
tectlVe association and have made ar
ranEements TO have a shooting gal.
lery started In the gymnasium OF
Ridge hail 80 that they eau use the
revolvers which they Will carry a.
MEMBERS Of the protective assocla.
ton.
Misses Mildred J. Lyon, Betty Hlll
and Lucille hraddock are the new
women members OF the organization.
Mias Jean Mownt and nr. Agnes v.
Fuller Joined the association when
n was started.
More women are expected 10 join
the protective association as the re-
suit OF an announcement mnde
by Frank N. Fairfield. the
president. that Il would not be neces-
sary for the women 10 carry revolv-
ers. Some Of the Women, who said
that they would rather ha robbed
iban syy, 2 ihorrti. HssS rfsoltsrI
are now 'effning Themselves with 20.
tato Washers, butcher knives and ar
array OF other feminine weaponn. de-
signed TO strike terror into the stout
est hearted burglar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
COLD IN THE HEAD
AND CATARRH ENDED
Ely's Cream Balm Clears the
Heed Instantly, Cures Ca
tarrh and Bad Breath.

Yos men and women who are trou.
BLEED with cold In the head catarfh,
catarrhal headaches and deafness,
head noises. stuffed up feeling In the
head. frequent sneexing spells, sore
throat and asthma, should sry Ely's
Cream balm. II will give yoa imme.
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This cleansing. healing remedy acts
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once. opens the air passages. and ~
stores the sense OF taste. smell and
hearing. =
Eiy's Cream Balm Ia n sure cure for
cold In the head and catnrrh, because.
by applying Il TO the nostriis, the fe.
vercd swollen tlssues are reached n,
once. One SO cent hottie will gener.
ally cure the worst casa OF caiaffh,
u Is perfectly harmless and Is fine for
ehilfen in case OF colds or GROUP. n
you prefer a spray. ask for Ely's
udqnsD Cream Balm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16

sunday .. m, Knee ann; 10 a. m,
opcn air ~ n. M. holiness mecting
2 D. n. sunday school. aa0 aud 2
.. M, iali. Z .. m. open air. Lac
.. ~. Captain Wendsl viii ave his ioc-
the " o.. cAurch. a. .. Heckmnn, pas.
tor This n illustrated by the story Of
the ProdlEal Son. There Il nothing
Objectionable hut very Instructive to
young and Did and commended by pui-
pli ana pr,se whore given.
Wcrk niehtH-5 y. IA. open mir. A.
nm very busy preparing for the
Christmas dinner for the poor thcrn
VIII be no meetings IN the hall Cap
tain -. Wenaol
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
HER FRIENDS
GOOD ADVICE
The Results Made This newbure
Lady Glad She Followed
MsfesiIcn.

Newburs. Aik.--'Tor more than q
year" writes Myrtle cothrum. Of this
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my back aud head. l had q aallow
complexion. and my face was covered
with pfmples. Our family doctor only
gave ne temporary relief.
A friend OF mine advised me 70 tgy
carduI 70 beEan taking n. az once,
and with the best results, for was
cured after taking two bottles. ny
mother and my aunt have also rsed
Casdui and were greatly benefited.
] shall always praise Cardui 70 sick
and suffering women"
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Cardui has helped a million women
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
The Churches.


on Fourth and West SILVER avenue
Archdeacon W. v. warren. rector, res
idonee si0 West There's. Third sun
day Ia Advent. Archdeacon Percy
Webbor VIM take thu sermons NJ tho
usual services of Zoo and 5,s0. Al
, ,. M. there viii he n special service
fpf men. The address win be a manly
mans Iatk with his brother man. u
you do not attend this service you viii
miss one OF the best opportunities of
your life.
Each day this week there viii be
service ana address az a. M, 10
a. M. , =. m. and 1870 p. IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16

eni; classes FOR an ages. \ hearty
welcome awaits visitors.
Tho morning service begins ~ n.
Tho pastor viii preach on. - PEN
tfcnstal church"
There win BE- m Important meeting
~ the w. Y. y. 4 al $40 In the even
INK. Tho young peoples work viii be
discussed ana the last pari OF the
meeting given over 10 devotional ser.
vices.
- Tho evening service the pastor
viii preach on compelling Incentives
90 Young People" A number az the
young people will speak az this ser
Wee.
A cordial welcome q given a.
slrangofs ln tho city and those who
have NJ church home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16

Corner Lnad nvenuc ana south
Thlrd street. Charles Oscar neckman,
l,assor. Allse Edith aorhy. dcaconcas.
This church offers ,he folloging sum
day EerviceH: Preaching by the pastor
IA 1 / @. M. suhltct, what Does clel
llcquiro ~ Mug" In the evening AZ f;so
Caplhln wendell ~ thc salvation Army
viii speak on The white slave Traf-
re-" very vital Subject Tho sunday
achunl VIII meet a. ssts a. M. y. A.
Pcrlerneld superintendent Junior
league az D, in, Miss uorby, super
iatendent; Epworth League 81 $50
D. m. topic: "A Well spent Life and
H. CLOSE" A nftsen minute aong SER
Wire nrfccdes each evening sermon. A
Welcome for All.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16

samuel =. Allison, pastor. Services
conducted By the pastor M II a. m.
and 7.so y. m. subject Of tho morn
ing sermon. In Tune with the Iniin-
ite.' Topic Tor the evening hour. TN
tho beginning Goa sunday school
AT s;A5 a. m, Robert Holiday. super
intondent. Devotional meeting % the
Epworth league NJ $40 y. m. A cor
dlal welcome 10 nn.
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ccnlnl mammal dl,nr,.l,.

A. L. Alalck. pastor. Meets NJ tho
a. .. q. W. hall. 9ig3 south Second
street. sunday school nj ei45 n, M,
other services al n a. m. and ',ae
y. m. the pastor preaching at both
services. Tile morning. theme viii be
The second sermon % a SERIES on "a
Growing Church." the evening will
be Of the evangciiailc nature. The
prayer mcoting viii he az the homo OF
AR. Hnd Mrs. Graham, Wednesday,
evening AT Tao.
ON December 20. beginning at =
o'clock, the sunday school win have
their Christmas program 10 which al
friends ~ the sunday school are In
vltcd.
We are glad 90 announce the use Of
the sterioptic0n slides for the teaching
~ the sunday school lesson. We viii
begin this supplementary work with
the beginning Of the flfst quarters les
SONS II ~ said that eighty per cent
OF the knowledge We gain, 4 through
the eye gate After you nave studied
the lesson In the classes ana get the
setting liked IN your mind. then VIC Will
show you the lesson OF life hixed pie
lures, that viii clearly impress on
your mind the facts that otherwise
would not be- II not seen
A cordial welcome awaits all. at any
or al 81 the services.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
IYr.t I.r..l,llerlnn llnr,.ll.

Garner Fif,a street ANA silver ave-
npe. ifush a. coopet pastor. SER
Wees ~ a M. and 3;ss D m. Morn
ing theme. "Thn Man Who Showed
Mercy Evenins theme Christ. tho
Way 10 salvation Musici
Prelude "Pllgflns Chorus" Wagner
onor,ory. "Mclooy Al f''..... Farrar
Anthem. "Oh. How Amlablo" ......
ss.ts..s....tt Mauuder
ny BsuatsI
Prelude Prayer" ..... .Guumanf
uferiory' '8acrMrole' OffenhRch
Anthem. "Hark, iiurk. Ny Souri,
.4......t.I.,. .....s........ shelby
sunday schooi .st5 d. M. christian
Endeasor. ests d Ne. The public d
cordially mYiied,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16

Corner broadway and Coal avenue
Raymond n. Tolocri. minister. Harry
:. IAthgow. SUNDAY school snpedia-
ndent; stanley Seder. organlst; Mrs.
u. v Winchester, sniolst.
sunday school begins az 9sts a. m.
Well organized classes and helpfui
teachers await the pupils that come
10 the Sohoni. Parents are urged TO
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-. raui's rnsllsh I.uthcmn Church.

Corner West SILVER avenue ana sixth
sirert Rev. W. s. oberhoitzcr. pas-
ior. Sunday school. s;s5 a. m; morn.
Ing WORSHIP, 1890 evening Christian
Lndenyor at Gao, subject Missions
Ia the West Indies" Evening sermon,
7iso. A cordial welcome 10 all.
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Immaculate conr,plIon Church.

Early mass. a. M. chndfen's mass.
$40. high m1ss and sermon, 10 .. m,
evening service, 1880.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16

Tho sermon tomorrow viii be en-
titlcd. Under the Power" Tho prob
Dem of mechanics In to utilize tho
forces that God mas made available
IN the world. II not this also the prob
lem of spsrituni llfcs
Al the morning service Miss Mar
garet Franklin and Mrs carnes will
sing They shall Hunger No Moro,"
from Gauld's Holy city. Mrs. II. ~
Eoruff II the chorister.
AZ the evening service Comparative
righteousness" will be discussed. You
may pride yourself on being stronger
than your invalid nslEhbor. and yet
not he a very hearty specimen of
manhood after ar.
The topic for the Endravcr prayer
meeting ut s;30 y. ~. viii be mis-
sions in the west Indies" Cor.
i2il-1s. Hermon r. Williams. min
ISL r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Services are held in the woman'a
Club building. corner Gold avenue and
seventh street, sunday morning at III
o. clock. subject. rs the Universe.
Including Man. Evolved BY Atomic
Force" "Wednesday evening services
al 1880 o'clock. Tho p,iblIc II cordial
" invited 70 attend these services. sun
day school az 10 a. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-16

For the best saddle hefsea - the
city call phone ~ Z. W ~ 9fimpse,
iia North becunt street,