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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

lH' H'nl'Si lh'uHhlN my s"Nl 'dh
claim.
rhc hishes, words my tongue can
frame.
Cnwor,hN are to praise the name
More sacred than all other.
An infant when her love nrst came
\ man I ana II iuSt the same
Uoycrcntly | breathe her name
The sacred name of mother
The legend Of tho angels quest FOR
the mos, beautiful picture IN the
world IL familiar to all. one after ana
other of the beautiful pictures Of
flowers, places. ana faces were re
ioctod by the arch angel I'll - bciaicd
spirit messenger presented the picture
OF mother bending over the cradle
Of dimpliug babe. tn" picture was
chosen as greatest In heaven and.
earth. and since tnst time has been
lighted with the halo uf holiness. En-
shrincd In the heart of every Herald
reader rs this sacred picture, that has
pccn the light and inspiration of his
life, and should not be RELOCATED to
the garrett ~ thought aud affection
IN adult years, but priced the more
as time speeds toward eternity where
the transccndcnt love of his mother
becomes the compelling power draw
iug him from the pitfalls az the earth
plane to the realm of saints. Four
wears ago the appeal To the Amcri-
can people To- conSecrate one day to
rrVorontial commcmoration Of moth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

.rs, was made by Miss Anna Jarvis
In the womsns Homo Companion
aud has bcon generally adopted hy
most OF the states as . gal holy day
rather than u holldaN. \ congress
-ional speaker urged legislation cree
ating national holiday for The
creates, ~ Oh hefoes--th. mothers
of heroes" Tho vote FOR the national
holiday ala MOI carry nut The second
SUNDAY ia slay was named a. "A day
ior national commomoratiou. Mrs.
Adn Morley has been largely ins,ru-
mental ia bringing M day To the at
,.ution of western governors, who
hay, promptly headed the procession
~ state IN calling for general OBJ
srrNaucc only one governor of the
west refused To- endorse the move
monl Not man in the nation with
reverence fof motherhood boz his veins
but feels that fath,rhood is also hon
nr,d In the euloeics paid Ia her Who
was The diviniy or Infancy the
ministerlng angel IN sickness the
pr1ud sympa,hizer IN prosperity and
loyal believer In his honor even IN
disgrace Tomorrow lct every aGutt
child ~ Albuquerque consccrnt" the
Ga, to his mother whether LIVING
nt dead II alive visit here. present
her with white carnations, express
appreciation of her unWHring d"Vo-
ZION. take her Tor drive, or that not
being possible, write To the absent
mother. "a real heart !cttar as TO the
tru,st SNct thcart man over had. VI
IA. has passed through the valley
~ the shadow, reflect on the teach
ings of childhood aud bring happi-
ness to the angel motner by fidelity
in her ideals.
rho brnveSt bnttl' that ever was
fought,
Slull tell you where and when
On tn" maps OF the world ynu viii
nnd II not,
II vas fought by the mothers ~
men.
Nay, not with cannon or battleship,
With sword or nobler pen.
Nay. not with eloquent words or that,
From mouths of wonderful men.
nut deep In a walled up woman's
heart
OF woman that would not yield
lut patiently, silently bore her part.
So' there is that battlefield
No marshalling troops. no bvouc
song
30 banner to- CLEAN and wave.
Ana oh these battles they last "a
long,
From baoyhood to the grave.
Yet faithful sim ms a bridge nf stars.
She Nights her walled up town;
Fights on md on in the endless wars
and silent, unseen. goes down
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Woman. circle Entertained.

Mrs, Kinds and Mrs Burton enter
tanned the members of the Woman
circle of the Baptist church Thursday
afternoon a. the home OF Mrs Kinds
on south Walter street. Current top
les were discussed by all the ladies'
ana most interesting address on
"Colporter Missionary Work" was
given by Mrs popc. who was an
honor guest 81 the day \ refreshing
repast served lay the hostcsscs was Rn
cnioyahlr feature of the social hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Comedy ~ Wonan'> club,

The club rooms were tnrongeh
with members and their invited
guests yesterday afternoon 90 hear
the rendition of the comedy oy seven
oi the leading ladies of the club,
Laughter was uproarious and pro-
longed 49, tn clever farce was clever
Is interpreted by the comcdicnnrs.
Mr. a. \ Baker as Mrs. Som"rs. an
attractive widow carried her part
with the skin 81 the professional Her
gallant suitor tknovn in private life
a. Mrc. Milncb begged the privilege
of ControVcrsary with finance To
thr Qdcstion of womcns courage.
White declaring that women are ever
courageous. the brave widow was
startled almost to lunacy by the state
mcut that a mouse was running az
large with skirts held hobblo-
skirt fashion. the widow was seen
pcrch"d on u chair when Jane. TIA"
maid otherwise known as Mrs.
Cnrnsp entered with thr cards of
visitors Amazed to fnd her mistress
lu such undignihed pose, Jane was
property shocked. but when told ~
The mouse. promptly mounted another
CHAIR The terrified screams Of tn"
boSicgcd women brought the ladies
Sc ho had called the the scene. Tn"
story "f the mouse was repeated b.
an" calm Young man and panic reign
rd supreme as tables. piano stool and
chairs Immediately became pelostals
for m, brayo(7I ladies. whose chorus
ot screams expressed terror In TN"
confusion attending the wll .Nit 90!
IA, DANES. the widow was overcome
ana carried ont bV the stri' ae' dian
nf thr plot I; ~ safr 90 say 'h1t
never has farce neen NOR, abb,
presented than THE Mouse Trgp'
yesterday afternoon 'A1t1ra OF
The day was mastcrly paper by
Miss Nell Wottcr ON Selection 90
Rocks for child Read,rs H.' vac
most edifying and INSTRUCTIVE 'o '1
ladies present and sululd be- n'1ri
hyecyory muthcr in enc city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

tn" SECOND lnp under tn' dlr"c-
ton of IA. Thirty club Niu occur
next Wrduc-dHt evening 100 odd Pol
lows hall Tur executive committee"
has issued Invitation. Goo all the mem
hors. Who are Boo turn counting the
favor of thirt, fair dancers Who may
be persuaded q" share the pleasur"
of the c,'uiug Promptly at o'clock
dano;na Will begin and continue till
midnight ur such hour az popular
sentiment advises adjournment build
ing their pyasutabl, aniicipations on
the success ct tho inaugural dance
the mcmhtrs and invites are inra-
tcnily oavcr Tor the next function oi
th" Thirty club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
commandments.

\ marriage that VIII stir elite 500
cicty IN Washington To- unwonted az
tiNity viii oo the church wedding
Monday afternoon. May IS, when
Miss Louise Cromwell and Walter
krooks Jr.. ar, made one The Ger
cmouN win occur I'm 81 Thomas
church az o'clock In the afternoon
nud viii ho attended los an tho i'm
pr,ssiye rites and social pomp cus-
tomar for young people of the cX-
3ltrd station and popularity OF the
principals Miss Cromwell is an Al
huqucrquc girl whose parents sr,
among the rntcrprising builders and
b'n'fuctprs pi the city Her fdther
the lutc oliver cromwell. established
tho h.st street railway between tho
old and urW Albuquerque. and erect
yd numerous business houses that
viii stand 'nr many wears a mouu-
mont 40 bI. pruErossiNouess. 80 less
Interested u ihis western city ere
Mrs Cromwell aud the bride elect.
WAC vm Do como Mrs. walt ~ 3rooks,
Jr. Monday ..trunuu Lady Docios.
form,rr Al. vivian could rs a heart
companion 3D.. Mes cromwell, who
was one of 'U. .rdH-malds At the
Decios-GoulI vrjJIus a.i yopr Lady
Decics rs on %. tu american ladies
who was presented 'H l.HF George al
court YESTERDAY, Jr' H.I uNItNd Mss
Cromwell Ia London goo participate m
the coronation gaN,u,. .at tlc n-
yita,ion was declined on account ~
10.
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voice always cnchant her hearers and
viii be heard to the best advantage
IN the varied selections that viii 3c
sung hy Mrs. Bradford who viii be
accompanied by Airs. John Wilson.
Mr.. Harry billiards. rich. trained
voice touches the heart OF every lis
,cner ana Tuesday evening will bo
heard IN two numbers with piano ac-
compartment by his little daughter.
Martha Bullard. Professional also
ana highly cultured are the Voices oi
Mr., John Could, Miss Rose HarsCh
Viola nlueher and Pauline cart
wright These faNorites are inyariC
blN recalled Tor numerous cncorcs.
The Mandolin club II well known foi
inspiring music and has consented e.
assist Mrs. steward IN the splendid
program. Miss Laura Cartwright, a
talented nnatucr reader, viii read aud
dance the ninuct of our grHndnoth.
rrs Little Miss Mnriory steam and
Alice i.rtartr are unusually talented
~ pianistcs and viii contribute thcii
talent tn the program, Tina humor'
Gus numbers by Don cavanaugh and
Marccllh Matsun promise Ia he eXcep'
tionallN pleasing notable piano
number win be the quartet hN per
FORMERS of ton Years tina, viii demon
straic tho possibilities Of music DO
Nc,opment IN juvenile.
The entire program Il rich M classic
and entertaining selections that vii
be ~ revelation g. the public ot th'
talent In Albuquerque.
\ dance VIII follnN the formal pro'
gram ana Refreshments viii be served
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Eastern star Musicale.

classic, olahorat, ana highly en-
t"rtaining win bc tn" musicale In the
Masonic han next TUESDAY evening
when Mrs. Luther stewards music
pupils, assisted bN local talent and
resident artists. win be- heard IN u
benefit recital FOR the Eastern star.
The majestic temple has been erected
hN the Masuns and IN. principal fur
niturc has been placed. vet thcr" re-
mains much iu the WAY "a furnishings
and finishing touches the ladies Of
the Eastern star desire 20 contribute.
and Tor this MONT" aim Mrs steward 8
Iircital b. given Prominent ia the
program numbers are IN, profession
al yocalists. Mrs Bradford and Nj.
ballard Tn. rare sweetness and
volume of Ms bradford, cultivated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

to all Appended Is the program n
fun
Mandolin club.
a) SECOND Mazurka" ..... GODDARD
,hJ "ro a Wild Rose. go. Mcdowell
Lillian Schroeder.
taJ Four Leaf clover ..,.. CunmhS
Rose Harsch
Accompanied bN Mrs. Fred Fischer
Reading. "rhc Minuct' .,.,...
Loia Cartwright
Piano duet. THE keepsake" Petite
John steward and Bessie strong.
"Anec,s Sorcnado" ....... Hraga
Rcssle strong.
MAY DAY vocal duet - Berger
Viola Bluchct and Pauline
CHrtWright
Accompanies, Margaret Cartwright
Ga, Morning Som" .... Spcncc
thb Happy Farmer ... Schumnnn
Maripr> steam
'Hl ..s.'-t...,...... Selected
CO. ..,.......... ...... selected
Mr.. hatr, Butard
Accompanied by his daughter Martha
Piano quartet Melody IN F'...
.............. ....... Rubonstcin
Prizes March ........ Mozart
Mnriory steam. lee iHtrc and
Gladys 'Hyanaugh, Ila1cl
Carncs.
ca sing. Sing on ........ pausc
Obi since I Kissed You ... .Cadman
tct Mighty Like Rose .......
Nightingale song ........ Ncvin
Mrs bradford
Accompanied 10y Mrs. John Wilson
Violin soto Thistle Down. caprice
.tt....... .......-t....s Muthl'i
ihI ............ ,.t.'t sss.s.t'- S'i''''
Bruce Ramsey
Accompanied by Mars Hardin
tnl You Mustn't .........t...
co.. similar Twins ............
Donald Cayanaugh and Marcclla
Matson
Accompanies. Mrs. Nell cavanaugh
La papillon" ............ LaNal"s
Margaret cartwrighi
(al The Birds Are singing .....
,bj swing song" CARR. y, Adams
Mr. John Gould.
Faust Pianos trio ...... Gounoo
The Cartwright Sisters.
Juvenile quartet. Good Night ,..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Missionary SmfcN to Meet.

Thursday afternoon uf th" r1ming
N'ok the ladies Of tho PRESBYTERIAN
Missionary society viii hold the reg
social meeting in the church paTlors.
Tho homo topic. or "'uha ana Porto
Rico VIII be- presented hy Mrs.
ward Mrs Davis Wili handle tn"
for,ieu topic on siam and Laos" \
reading by Mrs ElNood VIII he
when the Deacon Talks IN Church"
The usual delightful social hour viii
follow the discussion of the given
topics and the routine business
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Nns- Meeting Ton,orrO,,.

At three o'clock tomorrow altar.
noon In the odd Fellows hall the
program To- b. rendered by repre-
educational, religious, patriotic and
social organizations, Will begin with
Mayor Elder presiding, committee
appointed by the local W G. T. a.
has arranged this celebration 81
Mothers day In compliance with tho
governors request. and with the hope
that II may inaugurate series OF
similar observances Of this holy day
throughout the years to come. A,
2ts In tho afternoon the musicians
al The Indian school viii be heard
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

The dancing party tenedCred los the
high school class OF 1879 to the sen.
Tors of this wear was invested with
the di8ni'y Of grand bah last even
ing in che EMS ball room. one hun.
drcd Young people Of The senior ard
Junior classes with The full corps OF
teachers rs chaporones sped he mer.
ry hour, of the evening I'm past mid
night al dancing. partaking OF re-.
freshments and the pleasure OF a
most entertaining feature arranged
ht Mrs Inhar. Al ten thirty when
me intormisslon Tor refreshments
vas announced. twelve Of the juniors
appeared like fairy band and gave
q beautiful dance with lairy grace
around towering may pole six
girls we're aitired IN billy gowns Of
the class colors of the juniors and
seniors Three IN black and gold and
three IN Two shades OF green Broad
s,roamcrs leading from the pole were
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

The mid-wcch scryic az The CON.
grosauoua church last Wednesday
evening was well attended ana the
audience treated 10 70 comprehensive
discourse by Rey Tolbcri on he mag
niic,u. cHhcdra of :, lohu IS. the
Divine in New Nurl, CITY
BEING lhc Fourth largest Ia The world
ana the largest ia America this won.
dvJmi cathedral ls equipped with the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
lratcrnal Function

\ gala event THAI had Tong p,,u
anticipated was the card party and
danco Ia odd Fellows han Thursday
evening when the ladies' 90 ga. Wood
men cirrl" adjourned th' regular
meeting ~ an open session at which
members "f the Woodmcn of IN.
world aud their friends were invites.
Music by Miss clara Bluohor ana Nj
schroeder inspired the dancers while
other visitors We're engaged az th,
tables IN card games. Light refresh
m'nts served during the evening was
an additional pleasure to the large
number Of circle members. friends
and Woodmcn who were present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Purity League Ia Meet,

The meeting of the Social Purity
league next Monday evening in th"
parlors of the V W & A. promises
10 be exceptionally Interesting and
entertaining. as in addition t. IN"
address of IN" evening 10y w. g. -.
hickman ON social Purity in the
Church, the Mandolin Trio viii rem
der several Instrumental numbers.
Mrs elsie DeWolfr viii play ih" first
mandolin. Miss OLGA Sclkc the second
mandolin and Mrs. Coons viii play
the guitar. During The dinner hour.
preceding the assembly of tn" Purity
league. the Mandolin Trio viii render
entertaining music in the cafeteria,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Picnic Party.

Preparations ON an elaborate scale
are going forward FOR the picnic sun
DAY May -. when the iiarugari lodg
members viii hold open air carnival
In Swurtzman' grove, which ~ the
ideal picnic grounds IN this vicinity
.Convcyances win transport the mcr-
ryn,akcrs to the scene uf pleasure IN
the carS morning and another trip
viii h. made az noon for tn" &C
COMMUNICATION of passengers who can
not leave earlier.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

creates clHru0I apparatus u the
world Ana complicated sNstcm OF
tclcphon, and sound objection VIII
enable the uth,t Hor.upor In the
nave of thc church lhar V.ll eat soy
Cn thousand pcopi 200 hon The soft
ost tone of tbc pr.D. and choir ai the
opposite ond Toe dimensions ot laiH
magnificent cathedral arc a26 tcct
long hy 162 feet wide The great pipe
ORGAN is ihr naost ia tho world IN.
otho! score of ears viii probably be-
required lu conplot, thc construction
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Lecture on Italy.

Prof Warren T. Moore. instructor
IN Latin and Greek At the UNIVERSITY,
delivered a most scholarly lecture an
Italy To the students of his classes
Yesterday morning Handsome Illus
trations of Naples "ompeii. Hcrou-
lancum. Rome aud other cities who're
the speaker had travelled were used
In connection With the lecture.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
presidents Reception.

Immediately after the University
commencement ceremonies OF srad-
ustion in tho Elks' thcater Thursday
evening. June FIRST, tho annual rcCcp-
ton tho tho president, DR.. Edwin Nc
Queen cray will be- held IN the Elks'
nan room ON this occasion no.
table guest viii he DIR. David starr
Jordan of Leland stanford uniyor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

"Wednesday afternoon az the home
of the rector Archdeacon Warren,
the ladies ~ - Johns guild held the
annual election of officers, resulting
in tho following officers to serve the
guild during the coming year prosi p
dent. Mrs. Reed. first vice president,
Mrs. T.. Il. Edgar, second vice prcsi-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

oi r.ul "Wednesday evening. Floral
decorations lent Co tho spacious rooms
tn' Hr of Iuy appropriate Co tna han
N occasion, and MI ANA VI s.. ~abin
were ... recipients ot uuar. fnlici-
ttiuu- 90 tno day seated at five "a
hI' the company passed a merry
,.,nra nitin4 the problems of hve
hundred
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Mr.. EIlcr "a Entertain.

NcNt Wednesday afternoon the la
dies Of the Lead Ayeru" Methodist
church viii he entertained at social
tea az the home OF Mrs G.. \. Eller.
n, Notth Thirteenth street \ cor
dial invitation IL extended to an the
ladies of the copgregauon and their
friends The famous chefs of the
church will have on display tempting
samples of culinary skin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Mrs. Walton t.ntrrtains.

Mrs. ". y walton entertained
chormingly AT cards yesterday after
noon, the affair being marked by de-
lightful informally and exceedingly
enjoyed by the ladies who played ave
hundred TN the late afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
University i,,turr.

The lecture t. the students of tho
University Mondu muru.ug during
tho assembly hour Viu te uN Prot 81
A. Roberts ou Modern ivm, nu'ld-
ing. which viii 3D., go" second 100 inc
series hN Prof Noh'I' 900 tb,. sub
IlLI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
llig'I, five Club.

Tho Thursday high NV club was
pleasantly entertained On the rcgulat
day this week hy Mrs Fred Russei
The first ptiza. a ~ of cut glas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

Invitations have been issued for D
dancing party 90 b" given 10y Miss
Pearl COr-nn next Sa.urda1 attcr-
noon iu Odd Fellows hull
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Personal MCntiun.

E.. Pope and Mr- Pope VIM
have ncrn loo the oit> tho past week
attending tho denominations nlly OF
tnr BAPTIST church. icu Yesterday for
Estauca. Rev. Pope is engaged IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Address 20 students.

Thursday mcrnius The pupils of the
First Ward school heard an lnstruc-
tive, patriotic aGdress by Col ladward
Johnson, patriotic instructor OF the
G. u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Mrs. ,hitelder en,erta,ns.

Mrs Neil ihlfelocr is entertaining
u part, OF friends at her home I2i
West Copper this afternoon
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

Marguerite ana Pauline ihif"ldrr.
Olive Hardin and Marcoila
Matson
Accompanied bN Alice Lcart'.
Selection hN Mandolin club.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

salt aud pcpprr-hak"rs, Was won by
Mrs Ticrncy The consolation prilc.
&C. dainty hair receiver was awarded
to Mrs sullivan. Tho cluo viii meet
with Mrs Sullivan neNt week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13
Wedding NnniArI.arN

commemorative of their sixth
wedding Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

Mrs !. II. Wear wa Thurs
day afternoon 70 the iud.. the AID
socI.ty of the Gold nu MIDWAY
church vino passed |Y after.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

'sity. who viii deliver mc address 90
| the graduates
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-13

, 'dcnt Mrs Nmadc Cht'l s,.r'tary
Mrs NrNhsiI. trcnsur. Mr. Iouks
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-03-11

the tie of affection bound her-she
felt it drawing her on and had no de-
sire to break it.
Often the profession of friendship
is hollow Bat Ruth's was as sincere
as it was beautiful. Hers was a
friendship ready for duty and saeri-
fee. And yet Ruth was but simple
hearted woman She was not inspired
with the idea that she had mission
to perform to the universe. She was
not expecting that her devotion would
be matter OF record for the world
without thought beyond the conyie-
tion that her duty was with Naomi,
she set a pattern which would be well
to follow. To follow it would be to
make the world better ana happier.
because to have friends, and to be as
sured that their friendship is real
strengthens hope and stimulates en-
deavor in mankind.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-03-11
MY MOTTO.

And as ye would that men should do
to you, do ye also to them likewise
Luke 6:3l.
French Dry and Steam Cleaning
Hat Cleaning our specially.
All OF my help is on the job. You
will please me by giving me your
work and / will please you with good
service. Yours for prosperity.
RICHARD H. WILLIS,
1445 Broadway.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-03-11
HOTEL ABYSSINIA NEWS.

Mr. Day. better known as Rag La
Da. son of king OF Abyssinia: Mr.. G.
d. pucan. minister to Abyssinia; Mr..
Henry Lewis. Denver. Colo; Mr.. S. b.
Corbin, Chicago. H.: Mr.. /. II. Craig.
Chicago, III; Mr.. A w HIson, Chi.
cago, Ill; Mr. II. l. Mckenzie. Chi.
cago. H.: MIR. S. C. Thompson. st.
Louis, Mr.. Z. b Wall 81. Louis Mr,
c. X. Thompson. Chicago; Rev. ]. p.
Watson. Pueblo. Colo: Rev Hughes.
Pueblo, Colo; John Lilies. New York:
F. D Wagner. Chicago. H.; j. b. Tol-
bert. Chicago. Ill. W II. Young. Colo
RADIO Springs; s. T. Brown. Glenwood
Springs. Colo.