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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

This ilrst annual reception rendered
by the stpcrlntcndcntr to the members
Of the cradle roll aud the home de-
purtmcnts q the Gold and broadway
Bible school was held Monday after
noon In the church and proved most
plcasurable social success.
MR.. Ixu INech. superintendent ~
the cradle roll aud Mrs GENTRY,
chairman of the home department were
the hostcsscs and Dispensed an r.
rcsistably cordial brand of hospital
lily to which the ,hlrty-flse guests re-
sponded ia N.nd
The wee tots Ia sunday attire, the
babies. beauing their dimpltd rlcaar
urc, the mothers and several ncweom-
crs all mingled in a manner bctOkon-
ing hoart fellowship. A pleasing fca-
lure of The happy afternoon was tho
rendition of piano solos by Mrs. Hard.
emon, ana vocal selections by Miss
Sturdrvant and Mrs Cairns. Tho lit
tle folk occupied the cute kinder
Carton chairs and when The time came
20 rthc really truly party served hy
the hoste ~ soon after four O'Clock
A refrcshmcnt course suited l0 thell
years, aud delIelonsly 10 their taals
caused each young guest TO ferYantls
assert when making their adicus thai
they had had 1.-THE Toodest time cl
all 'ecpt Christmas"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

FOR weeks local Kris kylnglss hnvc
anticipated the baznar 70 De hold hy
tho mtiVbers in the WOman's club
rooms next Friday afternoon. Being
enthusiastic promoters ~ the project
10 eliminate late Christmas ahopplag
~ the community, the committing la
charge - The hazaar have arranged
20 Hold the annual hnnaaF week
earlier than the date listed Ia the
ycnr hook, Therefore next Friday De-
ceinbor ,, n the bis day. the only
day throughout the yUnr when the
club makes any effort IN COM
mcrcial way
Those vino visited the fine arts
building ~ the First State fair re-
member the magnificent display of
china painting. water col0fs and az,
work exhibited bs the WOman's club.
Tho lac, that these treasures are Co
b. sold viii attract many eager art
hunters, Homemade cousertiolH.
fnney needlework. embroidery, burnt
wood work, plllows. the richest sasn.
pies ~ home coeking---ln fact every.
thing that K0cs 10 make up a spltn.
dld exhibit of feminine handlw0rk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

a crnsndc Tor Tightening the burden
on the shoulders Of, 10. sn,ssiy,nt.l
aud shop pcoplr hns been inauguratc,I
BY The dlrtctpl8 OF ihc Y. ". g. A..
who have particularly al heart the
wtiilr' nf the shop rirls 81 tho clty
An enthusiasts Response 10 the call
Tor endorsement ol The early Christ
M shipping policy has bten extend.
I'D by AL the chutrhea. Tao womans
club. ana the Tuesday club Thc ldoa
O. 30 plcdsc oneself to get all shop
ping dops NJ least cue week before
chrisimas ami not 90 al any TINS do
aticr supper sAnpinr Last sandal
every pastor Ia Tho city appealed 10
his congregation 10 consider the con-
Nenirnce - the shop people aud do
ali holiday buying the hrst wock IN
III" month
The outcome OF iae plan IT, conSci-
cniiously followed oy tac irofosscJ
hdharonls. wln %, a municipal com
runners league 20 be orRlniSed for
The pnrpoee Of makinR resicr The wurs
Of the siiop attendants.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

" any one doubts tie cflicacy of a
contest Cor inspiring lively interest aud
snap Ia lodge sessions he should at
tend one OF the meetings of the Fra
ternai brotherhood NJ this time and
0e convinced The contest between
the wcarcrs Of the red badges and the
members on the gold" side Is nearing
a close ana growing liyelicr al zach
meeting. The attendance OF tru1nt
members, the bringing of nov mtm M
bcrE and the platform stunts OF any
members all increas. tho merit marks.
In consequence the Odd Fellows hail
was thronEed al the last meeting when
four new candidate we're admitted 10
membersliip. ami the annual election
~ officers held. Also several members
insisted on platform entertainment In
spite az the expressed wish ~ the OPP
posting contingonts that they dcslss.
The hiinrity was prolonged IN mid
night. and ON account Of the approach
ing cprilness ~ the hour tho election
% tho fuli corps ~ oiilcere was de-
ferred TN the next meeting Tho
president. MIR Alberr; tho vice prpsi.
dent. Mrs, Aibers, the treasurer, Mrs.
MhlIson were rr-ricctrd. Othcr OIL
GERS chosen were. Secretary. AIRS
Waiting. chaplain, Airs stewart. sar-
jent. Al nowdisch. mlnsresa-nl-arms
Mrs Gilbert. sentinel, Mr.. noelil;
outer sentinel, Miss Beck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

Miss sue Dcbson. one Of the Duke
city's charming bellies who inns brcn
visiting Miss Lucy Becker OF Dcicn
the past month WIN arrive home this
evening.
Mrs Joseph Lewis feiurnod Mon
dag from California where abe went
for climatic reasons. very much am
proved In health.
Mrs. Will Springer viii reach homo
tomorrow after O. three weelss visit
20 her sister. Mrg. Itairh Mus, IN ~
raro. Air. and Mrs, Hnnt will comc
90 this iclty Docembcr goth 10 spend
the holidays with their relatives IN
Aibuquerqut
Mrs. Issac Darth aud lltilc daughter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
FELT BAD LII
ALL the Time


Hheilhorn. Aias--fn q letter from this
place, Mrs. Carrie May says "a short
time nso. commenced 20 have weak
spells aud hcadschcE. felt bad an
the time. and soon grew 80 bad
couldn't stay up. Thought I would die.
Al last rly husband got tnc bottle
OF Cardul. and II holpcd me; 10 he got
some more. After had iahrn ths
second bottle. was entirely vol.
wlah every lady. SUFFERING fren
womauly trouble. would try cArdui.
Il 10 the best medicine ! know 81. 10
dld mo more good than anything eTss
used"
Cardni IN woman's tonlc--a
strengthening medicine for women.
made from ingredients that act spc-
clfcaily on the womanly organs. and
thus help 70 build Mp the womanly con-
stliution 20 glowing good health.
Al remedy for womnns ills, II has
q successful record Of over 80 years,
Your druggist sells Il. Please try H.
H'Sf< 10. Iatlss' Aivstcry tieps.. Chsiss'
| ec,s Medicine Co. Clntsnppas. Isnn,,f g SptciG
lnsfrnefisas, ED s4-r<se hs~'s. la.ae Iie&1ais.
| ~ wonen. ssht 10 plain vEsFbsf. sn rssseN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

The series Of scmi.weckly flcstas
nnd iiewty discussions that mako
NJ a large part of Nos worth
Wilderness 10 she ten gentlemen m
Ten london continue regularly With
Increasing enjoyment for the fortn-
nate merrrrr The host last even
ms was Mr.. Edward Buxton crlsty
Tho dlrne. Preceding the mcrrin,c ~
and spiui.pciiiIrhi discussion az tho
evening w.s its,f a rare troai. rhs
paper of the onlng was a ttnught-
ful one on "MtHicipal Govern gncns
read by Mr. T. T.. Fox. The pr,a
aud cons in. the aootcd question OF
~, commission form ..er = municipal
government threshed the problem otii
10 satisfactory thhusL dlscrRent cufi-
illusions. The honor Euest of the
meeting was RIOT M.lns, who wns
invited 10 fli rro'raSlr iiodsms
place.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

That tho ladies Of the church aux
day preparations liil tho last minute
ls demonstrated by the oaSnars, candy
and fancy work sales on the tapis.
One Of these N 10 be a two.day shop
ping attraction In the store formerly
occupied by the Ideal shoe store on
SECOND street. Tho ladies u tie
Highland Methodist Mission society
with Of this place dispiay fancy nrcdlc
work. aprons. apd various articles q
tempt The Christmas shipped. FRIDAY
aud Saturday are the days Of the aalo
and an these days lunches VIII be
servod a, noon each day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

The christian Womans Heard Of
Missions viii meet tomorrow afternoon
ni tho homo Of Mrs a. q, Williams
is2 south broadway. TIE chief pur-
pos. ~ this. ia, Inst meeting ~ the
yrar will bt Tho outlining Of thc var
iouf programs for The twelve MEETINGS
OF isig Mrs. Gsntrs chairman 81 the
program committee viii nave charge
81 the afternoons diversion, Al tho
concluslcn 81 the missionary meeting,
The ladlcs OF TIM aid society viii hold
a brief business scpai0n 10 arrange for
a Forthcoming social
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

dist Church Moudes evening \ inor-
vs. oNouins VAN paaHl in sainue.
music aud miriiL after the routine
husiuoss 1ud highly entertaining pro-
afum Misc Elizabeth Frc e"n6uesod
m, o., ffonM rscN1scs that wcrr
followed hi rhapicr from The book
"t'nder Marling piuer." r,ad hy
Mis- clara Wilson
Humorous readings were SVEN by
Fred Cnikins and Thumas tulkins
that literally brought d"wn IA"
HOUSE" and tho Npr'nus, therein.
Miat clara Wil9,n abs" read IN CA
vcllcnt stNic. Thr criifr program
was hnpromptu AMI Tor that reason
especially enjoyable A aeuspn ~
games concluding with "a rvfrushmcnt
COURSE were the dominant features OF
a gay party enjoyed hy twcnN i've
NOuug people
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

Iiona returned tho 'inss of the week
from Topeka. kansns.
Mrs. y. e. Nuticr. who has been the
guest OF AIRS. a. J, Butler and Mrs
Cooper Tor several days. lott Monday
morning for her homc in clovis.
After months isoiourn with rel.
atlvcs IN Texas. Airs q. g. MINIS "A
arain Us Albuanerqur grcctlna hosts
OF friends.
Mr. Lloyd y. white left sunday
morning for snnla Fe where ne will
NO associated with tho Fisher DruG
company OF the Ancient CITY"
Mira. Thomas Baldwin. who has
been the guest Of her fnuthet Tor two
months will leave tonight for her
home In GroensDare. Pa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06


nloui 10 his niumUrN in the harris oi
posicrg as wcll as eiaoi'h cnutem'
pofarivs Also urunks iUPuri sin,
med up me Efforts 81 Dis fnaucc com
milicr Va concise siainlvr aud was
greeted with a demonstration ~ pro-
iuunu sntis'acilun.
IN ihc absence 81 AR lialdr'dEe,
Mrs. Nlnuis and Mrs Ntllunald. clair
mcn ul ,nrinns cpmlnisiCos. anu inc
scuorul secrU,pry read ihcir reports.
The number % mrEih "a tor 1914 ",
actiNe members, ia; associa'c mu-n-
hrrs. 49, sustaining mumeegs 10;
Junior members I total. lGS.
The report OF iac horse comms'tcc
showed great tlcmnnd for the rest
room. q ilsi OF meaiE served during
tho nscal wear % rs The time tac
cafeteria was closed 10 september
hcing ten niontls-iS.TiG meals. The
work 0f the employment IN placing
working girls and the cails aiadc 10
hn homo
The ropo,t ~ MrH Mcdonald, tcm-
lnrasy house committee chairinnn. Tor
ihn urN home, outlined fbs cxpcndi.
turus ior thr lcnOvation anu remodel
~ of tho new homo the improve.
Alcnts contract having been bet 10 AR.
l.a, den. the loves, bidder, i0r Sl,29V.
Mrs Mcdonald. ruailcan OF The
educational department als0 reported
tread by Ailss saxo) and told OF the
meetings OF the Current Topics classes
lasi spring aud the number Of books
I'M The library being SAG, besides the
magazines and papers always on the
tables. The social committee headed
BY Miss Erna Fersusson, has accom-
pllHhcd much the past year. but plans
are being laid for new social lite the
coming year Alrs bradford contrib
nied rare vocal treat 70 the nrogganl,
singing In sweet voice g Scotch ballad
by cadman. being accompanied by
Mira. Wilson
The report OF the General secretary,
AIlss SAKE. summarized the work Of
the entire year In foreoiui manner and
made all present 10 feed thai nov In
deed had the V. w, e a. entered on a
nov life rich IA premfse Tho travels
throughout the stalc and the conier'
rnces held by tire sacrrlary With IN
limential people of the east as wsll ~
west have brought tnc association
work 70 the attention 81 . Wide circle
oil people.
Mrs oliver cromwell. Mr. Julius
llUECnwald. Mr, Joshua Raynoida. OK
Governor IiagcrmAn aud many others
wore cited AZ out OF tho city donors
The election Of officers followed thu
reports and resulted as follows.
] DIRECTORS uf The association for the
lhrec.yeaf term wore elected IA iol.
lows. Mrs, H. q Cornlsl and Airs. J
IA iloald reelected 10 succeed them
solves; Mrs. G. G. HJnnia, Mrs. sfabc
stevens llimop Miss Ida Elder ant
Mrs. v. q Dunn
The election Of trustees for the va
rious terms resulted ae follows, Jos
hia \ Reynolds nnd Mrs. George A.
! Brooks, elected for three years
George :. KlOck and Dr. MarRare
Cariwrighi. for two yeaFa. and Rev
~ J a. Head and sidney Y. Rosen
valid Tor one year
The hnnru OF directors with th'
abu,o naIles irr MeEdanlee Dcck
mar. Head CmAieh. cariwrlEhi
ticib, MailuOn. lints. Wnha, ChildciF
brooks, Les;rf, McDanuld. Mctlnncs
NoHiN llaldrIaec, Misses Maddox
Elder
I -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

a social isa and homie cpoklpn sale
win be- held 81 the home ~ Mfrsc q.
Reckman tomorrow afternoon from
three 10 NIx O'Clock The Ladies Ald
society of thu Flrnt kicshodlei church
are "a entertain and during the after
noon nn lmpromnla musical program
wlil h. rendered ThnFe Nhp fan 20
sl,eua- Dad eset> osse y Invited ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

The bcnceulcncc that Is "A distinct
.ys characteristic at the ~. y. O. y.
is again {, The fore. acarchinE for the
little ONES ~ Alhddridrhiie who would
De- giaJdsntd by great chslamas
tree loaded with toys and goodies.
Il seems that not a toddicr ar any
clgid nom thu thphbledohoyY aac
a. infancy ~ 10 bo forgotten this
year ana since the Eiks have al
ready become known 10 the Younger
TentfHiiun hA thrir bsnefircnce IN
FORMER wears. The children az" hs-
ginning "a thinK w. r. .. T.. stands
Tor kris krnsle,"
one Young anticipant has written %
letter 10 the "Chiistmas tree man.
telling In advance that he wants
"eandy with red stripes, some suEar
that looks Hike blocks ANA a switch
engine. and Golfer Tor Towscr. AMI
some gold pins Tor mammn."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
Mrs. suIIck 10 Entertain.

Thu Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
trail Baptist church VIII meet toner
row afternoon al the home ~ Mrs.
Aullck when IN addition TO the ncccs.
Hary busiacss Incident b. the activities
OF the Ala society Ia procuring funds
for The next proposed new church
there viii be delightful social sesslon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

Tho activity among the salvation
Army corps IL increnanr with the
gold weather. when greater demands
are made on the workers W. the re-
liof ondsnvorr. aud as the Yulctldc
approaches the preparations FOR pro-
yidlnR Christmas pleasure 10 the poor
children threaten To- fairly over
whelm captain Wcndei ana his aides.
ArcprdlnR 10 the custom nractlccd
elsewhere and for several years la
this city. u ~ planned 60 have IA
cirlHtmas tree for little Ones who
would otherwise be without visit
from Kris krlngle
To do This the ciiizrns must lcnd
their assistance as thr Army h. en-
tirciy without funds Not family
OF moderate circumstances In the
cisy but has picture books dolls. toys,
clothing That would be- appreciated
~ some lonely liiiie child who would
rejoice 10 receive them On the :. A
Christmas tree Won't YOU who read
this take stock Of toys, clothing
goodies or anything you could spare
from your store uf plenty 70 Eiaddst
the children Of icM fortunate peo'
pies captain Wendell Of the saliva
ti0n Army win call n untitled b,
telephone or card.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

win be eron ~ the club Friday OF
cerusc thc goua win not boid out
- we'll Tor prospective ATTENDANTS 90
frinrntbsg The story % thr -'tariy
bird. Tito ladies - have chnrTt
~ the various departments are Mes.
dance Ehortic AMI ilaca, dc apron
md fHnc, work bDoth. MtFsiniuvs
Tuii Hnd Low b,r. tip hoino cooking
table; McRiamrs Wilkcrnon and
Mann. the candy booth Mcsdanea
Ray Kent aud Wooton. the china
painting and art display; Mesdames
earns. Hodey. Chavez and Mci.hufh.
I'm viii preside a. The rcfrcahment
inhlo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

The dozen intlmaies cnInpfirlnR tnr
membership OF the Monday Card club
were The guests of Mrt Harry Kelly
last Monday afternoon VIE usual
game. five hundred. was " possible
moro lively and enjoyable than ordi-
nnrily MISS Ethel Saint viii be host
sss a. the club next Monday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
In,l,crnn ladIr. Mr,.

one 81 the picasant afternoon rot--
foes for which tie ladies OF the Luih-
cran church are noted was held this
AFTERNOON IN the church. a lHrsr rep.
reson,ailon OF the parish aud humorous
invited guests parto"k 81 tbe hospiinl;
ny dispensed BY Mrs. obcrholscr ans
Mrs. Kecblcr.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
nTlc rnrn,ll.c on Nla,,on,rl. :,

"rhc best American prl,nn donna"
the title by which Grace Van studdi-
ford Is known. is 20 DC at the Eiks'
tomorrow evening IN tire Purisian
comic opera which Is laudcd by dra-
matte critics as one 90 the snpcrfine
successes of the year.
AS Albuquerque theAtergocrs have
had their nppetitles whottcd by the
early productions of the season. tho
forthcoming attractions In December
are TO be kconly rclIsncd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

The young laalcs ~ her Bible class,
known az the Kings Daughters OF
the Ooid and Broadway church, viii
br entertained by Mrs. J, II. Wear
saturday afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

"Pudgers said mcun thlns abou,
Tcwknlcy last night
what was it2"
lie said !, would sap To~ksley'H In
tclligcnce to write the book tor n
musical comedy. Naturalization Arc
Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06
Young Ladies' 10 serve Tea.

THAT chflsimas shoppers ney not
be weary IN well doinR bat tnay BE-
refreshed and cshIllratcd by s'canilns
hot gcvcraaes between acts IN shops
ping rauisds the social cpmuistrc Of
tho Young womans' Christian as~ocia-
ton have arranged 10 have renacg.
yons on the second floor OF ,he Roam
wnld building where tea VIII he scrv-
I'd each Afternoon tlii after Christmas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

The yeairy room % W. JONAS
church was tiac meeting pinoo Of the
guild ladies this afternoon when an
interesting seEsion was held and
many affairs OF business pertaining
10 tho parish work were discussed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

Airs. colllster win be a. home Fri
day afternoon 10 the ladies u the
Good cheer club who are jusi uow
engaged IN CHRISTMAS work Tor tho
falherlqss IN The realm Of Odd rel-
lowdom.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

Man, people think they ara trou-
hled with rheumatism in their fcut
white thc pain u really caused ~
The breaking down % the lnStcp. A
pair Of our arch supports win lm-
mcdiatciv relieve and finally euro
this complaint We have AL sizes
for mon ami women. Price. a. pair.
e. Mays Shoe s,ere. sis YVES, cen.
trail avenue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

Beauty thou pretty piuythins der
Tina, steals 80 softly or The siriplings
heart
aud gives % new Puie, unknown
boforc"
woman. 10y common consent ve r..
gard AZ She most perfect iypf OF
boauiy - 'sriM Her foFm Us moael.
90 ana anisbcd ln exquisite dellcasy
oi perfection. lmoitsiiFCd by TIM
urcek scuiptors who captured IN mar.
Die the type Of the perfect woman.
Hai neientlsis assert that the CrecA
typo ~ rarely TO be- round az this time.
Tho reason - Rivcn ~ enc 10 ba
due to eSecssivc ratlng. by another to
be caused hy atAlegics ana qunraFistlc
tendency aiicRsd 90 masrulinixc the
thinking woman. Dut really r. "a u0t
dur nlinos, entirely 90 thr fnshionsy
only tho grutosuuo nsurca women
make IN radical new style gowns rem.
der them anti-Groek IL form and car.
riase Ia the present common toud-
ency 81 the tushlun makerH continue
asd In flowing robes ~ pcrrhunca
harem skirts i,in wasp waist VIII dis.
appear w reality m well az from tho
vision. Wny not adopt the harcm
Skin, custom ANY way " has como
10 stay aud may az well be accepted
sooner NJ later. what superior aual-
itlcs have tho isnky bubbles over the
Noluminous riding skirt liui fashion
prophets nvcr vs. are o. be- hercm.
Hsirted WHY nilly and the wise Woman
will accord ~ the DEGREES Of cuntun
on tails occasion with even grcuter
aiacrity than hgr cnhobbira sistera
poured themselves into thr straight
Jackets that have given employment
90 the doctors and underwriters as weli
o. thc jokesmith Who wants u real
harcm skirt for cntsimass
quiet rslBnr IN the drawing rooms
and the dance eiiions tlis wcok
Everybody h Fhopplns. The church
soclctics are rcsgmlnr activities after
a season devoted TO participation in
the revival services the past month
Aid societies arc re-aasombllng. bag
Rars are 90 oe M progress for tho
next fortnight ana musical entertain.
mcnts are Being planned.
Theatres claim the attention II
ihoHc IN search % advertisement and
tnc picture shows arr crowded. Other.
wise there ~ daarth OF social sem
hailon. The entire conmunity D. on
stttns asidc other affairs tliI christ.
mas beying IN over ana the woek be-.
fore December 80 Will probably be
the moot Jolly ever enjoyed by iccni
society.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

miss one o. Tho soyes, social after
nouny OF the season.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

sickly children need WHITES
CREAM vEHMIFuGE II not only
destroys the WORMS, n thorc be any,
but q acts ns a strengthening tonic In
the stomach and bowels. Price $50
per bnltln. Sold BY All DrnxHiala
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

Mr. Howard Livingston was host 90
the members OF tie Young Peoples
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

The "eeuerni expenses In above
statement includes nenlrroua small
items that dld moi classify. but were
all proper expenditures
(siRncdl j Is. GOOD,
Auditor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-06

BEAUTY. thon pretty plpytbins attr
deceit
Tina, atcals 80 softly o'sr the sirlpling5
heart
And Fifos 70 brN Puirs unhn9wn
bofofc"
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-22

From the style and contents of the
letter Rabbi Levy judged the man to
be out of his senses and paid no fur.
Their attention to it, But on Sunday
noon, while the Rabbi and his family
were at dinner, the letter writer rang
the bell of Rabbi Levy's residence and
insisted upon seeing the Rabbi. The
police were telephoned for, but the
man escaped before the officers ar
rived. From the house he went to
the police station and gave himself
up He was examined for insanity
and on recommendation of city Ply
sician l.. Blake Baldwin the man was
sent to the Detention Hospital.
The adventure of Rabbi Levy caused
quite stir among his numerous
friends and acquaintance, they were
all happy to learn of his escape from
injury, but his many proteges, the
Jewish farmers, will rejoice the most
when they learn of the safety Of Rabbi
Levy, the greatest farmer of them all.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-22
UNUSUAL VANDALISM.

A dispatch from Washington. d. C.
says Vandalism of an unusual nature
is responsible for the sadly battered
condition in which the congregation
Of the Eighth Street Jewish Temple
finds its $4,000 organ All the metal
and reed pipes and tubes of the great
instrument one of the finest in
the world, are broken or bent, and
the mechanism is wrecked. Rabbi
Louis Stern is unable to explain why
the damage was done. This is the
synagogue in which President Taft
spoke recently.