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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
Company E Off To Camp

Company E, mastering about so mun
and officers, marched from the Armory
at a. m. on Thursday to Singerly,
where later they boarded train on the
b. & o. r. r. bound for the Brigade
Camp on the Kemp farm, near Fred
erick City. The camp will last ten days
and before returning b'me the company
will spend three days at Saunders
Range, Glen Burnie, in rife practice.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
Brakeman Falls Under Car Wheels

While boarding a train on the Colum-
bid & Port Deposit Railroad on Tues
day, says a Lancaster special, T. R
Brown, of Perryville, a brakeman, fell
under the wheels. Both his legs were
badly injured, and amputation may bt
required He was sent to the hospital in
Columbia, where his condition is lie.
ported critical.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
Stunned By Ball Lightning

Six women and children from BaItl
more, sitting in the parlor of Mrs
Caroline Baer's cottage at Gratitude.
Kent county. were stunned last Friday
nsht and one of them, Mrs. Leopold
stern, was burned on a leg and foot
wh' lightning passed down the rod and
oTtcrei through the wall of the raom.
The bolt was OF the ball form and Lurst
With noise like bomb. filing the
room with smoke
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
County Teachers Institute Sept. 4-8

Dates have been fixed for the conI-
ing County Teachers Institutes through
out the State Cecl's has been set for
September 4-S. The visiting Superin-
tendents will be Nicholas Orem ana
George w. Joy, an dthe visiting Norm Al
instructors, Miss Ella V. Kicker and
Miss Sarah f. Richmond.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
Charged With Assault

Squire Biddle, OF North East, gave a
hearing Thursday evening to the case of
postmaster Jesse West of that town,
against Mr.. Harry Abrahams. The lat
ter has been farming for Mr.. West, and
the two engaged in some controversy
over the handling of the crops, when
Mr.. West alleges Mr.. Abrahams struck
him, knocking him down. Mr.. Abrahams
waived a hearing to appear at Court
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

Elkton, Md, July IL, 1911.
The School Commissioners met in re-
gular session. Present-Messrs. Blake
and Carey.
The quarterly reports were examined
and approved, as follows;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
OXFORD. A; ELKToN, l.

Elkton and oxford met on the formers
grounds on Saturday. Oxford got the lead
early in the game and whatever chances
Eikton had for winning out were lost by
poor base running. The scare by innings
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
CRESSON DeCoURSEY.

Cresson DeCoursey died last Thursday
of a complication Of diseases at the
home of Mrs. Wilmer Fox, his niece, at
Zion, with whom he had resided for sew
eral years past His funeral was held
on Saturday with interment at his for
mer home in Bucks county, Pa
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
RECENT DEATHS
HANNAH WARBURToN..

Miss Hannah Warburton,. formerly of
this county, died on Friday morning in
the city of Wilmington, Del, where sne
has resided for some years, aged 81
years. She was a daughter of the ne..
Ihomas Warburton, and an aunt of w.
T. Warburton, and Thomas Warburton,
of this county.
Her body will be taken to Childs Sta
tion on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
on Monday, arriving there at 1923 a. M,
and will be taken to Union M. E. Church.
where funeral services will be held upon
the arrival of the body from railroad
station. Interment in Union M. e.
Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
was as follows
Continued on page s.

was as follows:
Oxford ........0 2 0 0 0 o..x--4
Elkton .......0 0 0 1 0 0-1
RISING SUN, G; ELK MILLS,
Elk Mills at Rising Sun on Saturday
seemingly got a cinch on the game by
scoring three runs in the first inning,
but the home team by faultless fielding
and good batting overcame the visitors
lead and added two more runs to it's
total winning by score of to 4, by
innings as follows:
Rising Sun 20 0 / 4 0 0 x-6
Elk Mills ....3 0 0 0 0 0 "a
PERRYVILLE, 8; HAvRE DE GRACE, z.
Havre de Grace and Perryville met on
the latter's grounds and the visitors
scored two runs in the first and the homo
team one in the second inning. Havre
de Grace was blanked for the rest of the
game, which lasted for ten innings,
Perryvllle scoring again in the sixth and
getting the winning run in the tenth in
ming. with one man out. The score was
as follows:
Perryville ..........O l 0 0 0 1 o 0 0 Is
Havre de Grace 80 90 0 0 %
NORTH EAST, 5; ABERDEEN, 2.
North East with Wilson in the box,
who allowed but four hits and by fault
less fielding defeated Aberdeen by
score of 5 to 2, as follows:
North East ..3 1 0 0 L 0 0 ks
Aberdeen 80 0 1 90 0 1-2
The Cherry Hill base ball team won
from Providence by the score of IS to 4.
Iron Hill will play at Cherry Hill today.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
BASE BALL
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Schedule for today. July Is;
Elkton at North East.
Perryville at Elk Mills,
Aberdeen at Rising Sun.
Oxford at Havre de Grace
The unexpected happened in pretty
nearly all of the games of the Tri-
County Leagues schedule, played on
Saturday. Elk Mills. still leading for the
trophy, lost to Rising Sun on the latter's
grounds. Errors and poor base running
caused Elkton's defeat by Oxford. Havre
de Grace and Perryville played ten in
ming game on the latter's grounds, Perry
willie winning by a score of to O. North
East outplayed Aberdeen and won by a
score of 5 to 2.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
MISS REBECCA CROUCH.

Rebecca, the seventeen year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Crouch.
died very suddenly at the home of her
parents, in Elk Neck. near Hart's M. e.
Church, on Thursday, July 9Th. Miss
crouch was well known in Elk Neck.
where she had always lived, and is sur
vlved by her parents and several bro
theirs and sisters, and also host O:
friends, who join with the family IN
mourning her untimely death. The fun.
eral services, which were largely at
tended, were held on Sunday, at her late
home at 1890 a. m, with interment at
Hart's M. E. Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
ROBERT c. COLLINS.

Robert c. Collins died at his home, sJ0
DUPONT street, Wilmington, on Tuesday,
aged 81 years. He was son of David
Collins, well known wheelwright of
Cherry Hill, and located in Wilmington
Wnere he became expert in carriage
building. He married Miss Elizabeth
Grant, daughter of John F. Grant, of
Cherry Hill, who survives him with set-
eral children. Three brothers, Charles,
James and George, and sister, Mrs. A.
L, H. Blake, also survive him. His fun
eral was held on Thursday from his
home, with interment in Cherry Hill M.
E. Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
MISS SARAH P. STEELE.
MRS. WILLIAM A. KLINE.

Mrs. Rose Dullng Kline, wife of Will
liam A. Kline, and a daughter of James
H. Duling, formerly of Elkton, died uu
Monday, at her home in Newark, of ty-
phoid fever, aged 20 years Her fun
eral was held on Thursday with inter
menI in Elkton Cemetery.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
CHARLES H. FOSTER.

Charles fl. Foster, a son of the La. F..
A. Foster, of North Eas died on June
u, at his home in all'ms rr, of n COM
rhcation Of diseases, aged Sc years. He
MAS for several years engaged III easln-
9elIai work in Tevls and !l.tr WIS en-
blc}rd in the Cldi IS Bureau of the B.
d, y h. R. Two 1878 Mrs W.II:8.l
itCN; RI and Mrs GA.I rInc puIhalG, #
Br'4Gleys Beach, y /, and il Lrotn -,
Hoy o. X. Foster, Vi Nor.h Easr, sur.
vive him. He was unmarried.
MRS. r. M. ENNIS
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah 7. Ennis
widow of R. M. Ennis, of Newark, was
held last Thursday with interment in the
NJ. e. Cemetery there. She died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Dougherty, in Philadelphia on July 4,
aged IS years. Two sisters, Mrs w. M.
Gamble and Mrs. T. l.. Lake, of Newark
survive her. She was a daughter of the
late Israel Pritchard, and sister in law
of Mrs. John B. Dean, of Elkton.
MISS SARAH p STEELE.
Miss Sarah Paxson Steele died of par
alysis, on last Friday, at her home near
Blue Ball, aged 70 years. She was a
daughter of the late Alexander Steele A
sister, Miss Rebecca Steele, survives her.
Her funeral will be held at 10 a. m. this
Saturday. morning, with interment in
Rosebank Cemetery, Calvert
MRS. WILLIAM A. KLINE.
Mrs. Rose Duling Kline, wife of Will
liam A. Kline, and a daughter of James
H. Duling, formerly of Elkton, died uu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs T. l.. Gcrlz of Topeka. who
has hcen The guest of her broih"i and
sister Mr. and Mrs. Al Eitram, the
past two weeks. viii leave Ion her
home Nondn, evening Mrs Ei'fam
viii accompany her guest a. faf as
Clovis over The Bel.n cul.on.
Mr. Isaac Earth and lil.l" dnnghior.
iona, are expected 10 arriV" tbs
evening from Clifton. Ariz where
they spent pleasant visit with Nj
narth's sisters.
Mrs Hines viii leave Ma FIRST tor
her former home Ia Denmark
party at tourists bound tor the
British isles aud European cities viii
leave this city the middle OF Mas 10
be- absent 4 year The personnel OF
of he party consists of Professor and
Mrs. e. T.. lIudsln. Nh and Mrs W
" Slron", Miss Nancy Hewitt
Mrs LYDIA Turner or Whittier, CnL
Is III, house guest "i Mrs T. :. Eodcl
and Mrs \ VI tuddnrton Mrs
Turner Be- @ cousin and former scho"-
mat" 81 Mrs CuddiuEtou,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
l:tb~N ELL

Mrs = l.. bcnung ush,r"d IN ia"
Easicrtidr On WcducSday afternoon
with brilliant reception I'm honor o:
Mrs. Fricrson of thAttanooga. Tom
and Mrs Hebron of Enid. okla
Master pfWt Drnnius ana Masio'
carroll Gary gave the first grr"tinr
To the hundreds of ladics vino droi
ped cards in thcir salt"r at the door
AFTER thu cordial WELCOME" pf Mo-
DANES g Y Veal l. ~ Mcdowell. "
T.. nan aud " T. Turner In thc rcccp-
ton haN, MR.. Dcnning introduced
Mrs Hebron ana Mr> F'ri,rson
IN thr reception suite wore vase
and bowls rli,d with American ''au.
tics Faster hlics AMI carnations. oy' p
which rll the glow of red clppr
"lpctroii"rS the scene Nieing In ''nNN
with jhr handsome Easter gowns.
The dining table. laid ion clun> "a q.
held % bowl of rink aud white carr &C.
uuuS
tu the receiving uu, Wrr, Mos
DANES Noal. VI DoWrH Turner " 20
rotsgroNc. Daniel Hrdg'oNo Garrett
stevens PU,r,r Watson. ParsouH,
K,nncds. Price Mccain. Wyu,s. -
~ smith Poe " a Johnson Lew
is. Fr,d l.co. Paxton. McEay. stevens.
Misses Gates. sutherland. S,aN QuI-
t,rmdu. Winston. paNcnpurl aul
linnai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
,llnl.l, Mr,I,IinL.

.hufr 20 wedding With .OI tn, -"l
'mn rIt' of tt' matrimuriD .9 rp-
urut VII o,.ur go righj .'tlucA next
Wednesday morning n tu, church oi
H. Immaculate ruucs ptlou. When
NI. Gopldu. MWutau aud NJ W..
Sam Nr'tau Chamberlain arc mod.
"n" b, F1thIr Mludanf. Tho bride
Nili nn attended bi Mi-e tsla But-
d,nav' ns hfide-msid tnh NJ lUtd
iuhnt"u Rin act Hs piU1msm1l Lii.
10, Nias,, Margaret Crawford aud
Katherine Hnun Niil bee the Flower
maid ond rims bearer m the sorsicr.
Aii"f th' ceremony too party win re-
pair lo the homr or tho ntido on
SILVER avenue where = wedding
breakfast at eloNrn O'Clock Nll hc
DnjoN ed h} thr friend uf the family
The same evening the young couple
Will leave FOR gu extended trip tu cu T.
les in Southern california. tho Grand
canyon aud Other points OF interest
returning after a foW weeks to reside
Ir this ci'y Miss Mulligan Is pop
ular young woman known FOR her
gracious personality ana musical ace
rDmpis lm"nts. Mir Chamberlain -
o. we'll known builder of the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

N.. Y|| tu. Nump IHd dguitN h,.
.,t... ,.., ...t.p,t.r "a, odd
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fi ih. "II.i '''' 'hlIN'lN'IN ''
tnr IUIrlH e,I.tu.D Friday Nav US.
..t,,...tt.t,.o... t.iU ufn,r branches.
p.. ..l slt it.l.u. viii obarrtt
a.. ...... a.rt.,,IIt. .NproIseY. re-.
,....lr. dina. ...nttu.i ..m.uts 81 the
,.,,,., ,,d .,r,..ur Iu,sIaurr To- n~
,,,.f,t,. ..t,.I. la fi. i.u,,Ic ou south
s.....nI .t,..,. D,...l .lr.. u.iub.is. a..
t.t,b. ami u,.., uY.,d. .DIi gnihor
s,,da, ..,tt., d. ..i.iato each
n,,,., 80. il., ,,.,,,,.. I4,. ,ud u.lr The
.,.ud,,,.,. al .,...lId .D,uerIn. .>
b.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY
social \nairs fro,n various
Towns.


tn" i,",. James Grnttan Mythrn
"f tho church of iloiy Fnith. a. olo-
du'nt preacher and organizer of tho
iioy Scouts of N'w M,Nico. leaves ct
/ n'cluck today for NrN YORK. City
for vacation lIr viii r'turn hro
~ the summon
Miss Anita ilrrgcrc an5 Miss Estol-
h irrscfr u.' giving week 'nd
house patt, with number ni Alan.
qnorqnc's younp set as guests To-
nigh they vii give "a cotillou - -
courlos ~ llhrnr5 hail and TIA, affair
vii doupllc.s prove most delightful.
Mrs 1. bradford Prince, who has
been nircudlng ihr injecting of tn
American Revolution n Washington
u expected homc nc>t week. Mrs.
Prince has been m NV YORK where
she rccoitod muca social atton,i"n.
Tie Santa 70 Dam NJ" 50. Inde.
pcndcut - der pi Beavers. ggv" 4
dane. and rntrrtitlumrnt last night Al
THEN club rooms in houor Of ia" cast
which presented TN, Mpspu, raiders
So ahlv al the Ell thrutrr last lirhi
nnh THURSDAY NWri~nn's delightful
nrchcste, ~, music and ~,
affair WIS voted q great success
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

Va aud Mrs. g + liattallp i-tl ior
Los Angolcs last SATURDAY Ma Bat
tcllc while There viii purchase finish.
iug supplies for The new Akin hunga.
low
Mrs. LES Hart and anil, came ~
from The Ncldg last SunAaN evening,
whore they have been visiting cOu-
pie 0f months Thry were accom-.
panied hy William Reed
X. StarkWcalhcr. the genial ana
exceedingly successful manager OF
the EscalInic hOusc foi Fred Harvey
go Ash Furk cam" Ia last SUNDAY
evening Tor short visit 40 Mrs.
Slarlwcathcr. who IL under treatment
AT he Milton hospital
Dr X q Raymond. accompanied hy
his nicnd. Dr Hansen of 81 Louis.
went 10 Rogcrs Lake IN an auto hast
week Oh short pleasure trip ~ ono
spot on the road owing to previous
precipitation II TOOK two duclurs, two
forest rangers. two horses aud two
ropes 10 make the machine como
along
Pro- u T. TAYLOR h accused oi
organizing singing class, NJ sid.
line tu groceries.
Mis- Florence Akord Is spondina
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

i'r' tutnis 80 'i.N- uA s0i1ru luic
Gas To- Times pou" hy The nrei
p'l>', handsome umprrliI wyf
'N"rd'd io Miss Ma frn k't IA host
n'UinE "utclHsY'i thDw 200 Miss
~nni, OLSON Won ,h' second pri1', -
lir tur. aud th. third DIV ~ f.uii
bowl, wts carried orr hl Mis- Anna
'fi'tkunu, Nthough crc~tfHliru ana
luiuhlcd %, defeat th' . ntl'mcn
rnili'd .unlri,niN to plat ~, gallant
in rhist'ri. pfd Fellow stla dnrine
tn, delightful social hour lhW follow
rd 'h. spelling match ln rct more
than tWn houts We're russ.d in the
'nioYm,nt uf sr,udid muNrtir aud
Mtrr q luncheon sD .''d ot ihc Re.
bvkths tn r,frosnm"ut committee
wore Mpsdnm,e ltichl pVorton ana
Gutohtll bu M the evening ihc
fnllpWIug program entertained the
COMPANY
Instrumental S,lcetiou .... orch,stiu
E'oilr4 ........ Mis- clara Nilaun
riruu sole. Miss Gertrude Cochran
NorU pu,i Mcmrs Alfred Ecihl
sud liurrH STRONG Jr
ln4trum,utal selection .. ur,hrstru
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Federation .lubilre.

Juhiitut over thrh u.uN acquired
p.alu the git of numr uu~ Nlbu-
qt, r,pir tirnds and tbr 'rnchogS 1T
tho SCHOOL. tltc Stusb'nts 1i tho Mem
aW Industrial sraoul r,I,'tatrd the
event 900 dodirhtorV cvDr ..a Thurs
da, evening Tho hny pI cha" nfth
grade hai tho honor of p .">'ntlng u
'pl' udld concert of musical tnd liter
uiN numbers. \ chorus 3D.. .isht boYs
rendered several col o. SONGS with
tho ~'t sud mclod" t inrustom"c
gI,c Singers Eisht huNs of The nfth
Grade delivered dcclamatory and ora
tprical selections nf patri0t'U themes.
tn" now piano n actahtr acpuis.s
ton for witch tho SUDDEN have >dng
hopcu and the futurc concerts in
pi,rson agll win take on musical
nptl,r, tnW aIll mean m.h Tor tho
q, Veinpmvui 90 l,uont talent among
N, uupIlf.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
$3.50 RECIPE FREE. FOR
WEAK MEN.
ScMd Name and Nlt,rcss voday---Nou
can Have u Tree and he
strong AMI Vigorous.

have IN my possession u frcscrip-
tion for nervous debility. hack of Wig
or. weakened manhood. failing mem
ory and lam, back. brought on by cN-
eesscs. unnatural drains ~ the fclli,s
OF youth. that has cured 80 many
worn and nervous mcn righ, IN their
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help or medicine that | think every
man who wishes To- regain manly
power and vlrility. quickly and pniet-
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term ned t. send copy ~ the pres
cription free ot charge. in plain.
ordinary sealed envelope to any man
who win write FOR IT,
This prescription comes from q
physician who has made special
study of mon and | am convinced il
s the surest-acting combination FOR
tHe cure of deficient manhood aud
vigor failure ever put together.
J think { owe % to my fellow man
To- ~rnd Thorn a copy in confidence 50"
that any man anywhere who ~ we1k
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uros may stop drugging himself with
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what I believe ls the quickest -acting
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quickly Just drop ne lin" liz"
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F, o--bui / send IL entirely free.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Is.stnut Party,

The mcrrirI party was held last
evening IN thc parlprs 0f the =. W
g. A. complimentary to TIL girls ot
ih' Albuquerque Business colirgo.
whn "spond"d with eager zcst 10
thn fuiortslnmout iuoNidrd ht the
'ihricrt social gommittc. Including
Nlsscs Erua FcrglI-sou. CtcOlIa Brown.
Midr'd Eos, snNc aud Nh. StoVrii.
peanut Boz games souvenirs ana croa-
tt' schemes wore everywhere ~ o,l-
lrucs. TINS badges ol painted poa-
mats W'r. pinned on ca o. guest Tho
lnllial gm vas q roilIokiup peanut
hunt followed hy e prugros'iNc game
80 peanut Stahhng Seated 40 three
'Ihl's lh, young ladies N,vr armed
ith aa' pins aud b'oBmr hilarious 81
gaN iu cnDrts to stab thr nlmpic pci-
nat Tho most successful were ID
'nurrd to thu next taales. Another
sam" Naf The maNnF OF peanut doile
with IA" 1id Of tuutApicks Thc-,
creations were ingenious and original,
.u' result hoiug thr cVhibulon of chi
toso dolls. infants. Witchcs. ctr.. etc.
.pt Nhich Miss Robertson was award
go 70 prize for mciiiorious work This
uos monster peanut t"d with a
t.IHou fht tubics were spread M
'hr pHriurs ana th, Young ladi's IN
i.frd ;onthsume rrphsi carrying
homc dUiuty fnyors OF dimuniuyc base
h'& nllrd Win candy peanuts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22

recently eliminated in THE establish
mcut ui the fact tht' the drinN hnhii.
SO called. BE- caused BY the poison "f
Alcohol stored az 10 the system. by
tn, Tong continued or excessive use
ot Alcoholic liquors AMI that the nan
or woman thus afflicted ~ ~ much ia
need uf and must have medical help
as " suffering from typhoid fever az
'oihur serious human alment IN
\sUl has solved this problem. lie has
not univ drmu1Strat "a the above, hut
H. has found iir drug which anti
n"tc- THIS poison. and combining same
WITH oth Z wen known ncitrriiziry
ANA plminaung drugs. he has orig
mated tn Seal Treatment. which, IN
th nusands Ut eases. has perfected alb
solut. ana satisfactory cures Ia The
.Aort space uf tmr ~ only three
DAYS
rh,- remarkable r.atmeui has been
succt ssiuliy administered 10 man
p,fsons ~ this city 1T The Neal insti.
tutc located AZ No. il2 North Second
erect. Albuquerque. New Mexico. and
- thousands Of others ~ sixty-thrr'
other similar INSTITUTIONS. established
laud opening IN this ana foreign COIN.
tritS
IN unconditional agreement A
made with each patient Ia refund thr
entire amount paid upon the expires
sion % the slightest dlssatisiH ction At
| III end of the treatment. This ~ an
| opportunity ana a fair "frcr which
! should command the immediate con-
1 sidcratiou on the pnrt of all arlictcd
! aud those intcrcdcd IN them II
! possible cHll 90 the Institute and IN
N,stinate for Yourself.
Il that Is not convenient, write or
wire them for run particulars, advice
] aud Information cor phone NJ. 32l.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
Union mlsslonarv Meetlnn.

\ splendid pro.ran has been pre-.
pared hS che committee IN charge Tor
the uuiol meeting ~ che missionary
societies on an ma pfosiostant
churches tu occuI poNt FRIDAY after.
noon IN Inc Bapiis, church Each so
ciCiy viii he represented and hVc
topics OF iho day discussed. After
he close of the formal session the
Baptist ladies wtll preside over jhc
social pleasure OF the assemhl, aud
an enjoyable a. well as proiilahl'
time T. assured all vino attend Strang-
crs ia thc oiN Will bee considered
guests OF hul1G Promptly az 80
tho meeting Will Dee called 90 order
bv Mr. C. g. Minus president of The
union Tho music and devotional ok
crcisrs will De- IN chargc ot the society
Vt the McthodiN church south Fol
having b. the program
Chorus Onward Ch stan Soilicr- %
Sciiutuc Reading Mrs. Gearing
Prayer ....... Mrs CLAYTON
Song The Morniu. light is Freak
ibg ..... CONGREGATION
Tail Sianhcnucc OF Womaus
Wor. N Mission ............
Mrs liunyan of BAPTIST Church
Paper 'ncacun,f Work" .......
Miss Edith Mann ul Lead Avenue
Methods Church
solo 'knps 1l Kings" Rradinrd
Mi lluWfll
Pane The GIou Work .......
Mis- Nichcs of Christian Church
raprr What tho World owes go
oar Foreign Miss iouarics .....
Miss Sutherland at Presbyterian
rhutch
Vocal Trio-"l.iu Thine Eyes Orom
h.iishal .. .............
Misses Howell Powell and lloWrll
p1Icr Woman l.lc IN China
Mrs llcvman Cong saiionai Chuch
SONG God be VIII You TIL We
Meet Agaiu" CONGREGATION
iionodiction
Dismissal for social enlovmrnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-22
PRESBYTERIAN Ladies Meet.

one 81 the most successful sessions
of the year in point Of interest ana
attendance WIS thc monthly meeting
loo tn chu"cl parlors Thursd'y after
noon when inc Prcehvt"rian MISSION
prs society assembled for program
ana pleasure. Fifty ladies' wcr. pres
cnt TO hcat IN discussion oi topics
'Npnundrd ~ Mcsdames Ramsay ana
WulRiup Mrs, Nrnsay's paper sur
ring Events ia india" excited kr'i
Interest, ana was lfoll"tod M ah
equally able paper by NJ N'lNinS'
tom. Helping the Negro - y lp iii.'-
SELF The rol call was mot
rrsppns, of Hindu pro-, 'i't lhAt d lu'
0r.trnted the wisdom ui trir1ti' 1d
learning az occihcntuls with 90"
new year Of the missionary cai nlar
hcglnniag this month II s pam %
Ia have the reading Of plnor az
each mssung On praensai n,.snsainy