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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24

Sc psitsr Die llnterTuaunq
iiber Die v5itonic" pOranI6reitet, bette
eiqeutbimIidere SinQe tommen Al
Gage. gsIonDers IenTotipnQ III biz
9lngabe Der bstben 4usluuer, baf
ihHen Die 5erngIGier fortgenommsn
ruuroen, als fie auf bpbe Sse aslunQ>
ten unb oaB man tros brinaenoen
8erlangsns lie ibnen ni6t 3urIdgeben
tpoQte. 9oQtommen einleudtsno i'll
Die Wtttbeilunq Der 4uslu1er, oab lie
nit Silfe oisIer 9Idisr beoeutenb fri.
her Die Gtsberes bdttsn entoeten tOu>
ReH. g8te nil man bieies eioent6im.
ltde 8orqehen ertlaren2 Gag Die gb-
il6t Dor, Die Gtsbsrge gu ienoriren
nno mttten ourt oisIeIbeu su bampfen,
I'm cine RetorbsSabrt na6 0etp gort
MAIDEN gu tonnen? Wir balten oas
fir etne bcre6tigts Quslequno oieIes
eEoenthumlt2en 8oreuuos. Die QonDnz
ner preHs iteint gu piTTsn, nie idiot
terig Der 0isnit auf bem Sdiffs mar
nno pssDegsn mault tie, bab unIer &c.
nat cine Iolh eingeberoe unterfuhund
peran'taltet. Sie min bios cine unz
teriuhunq Dur6 bic britiiben 8ehDr.
ben, bamit toieIs unongenebme gnt6il.
lungen uHteroriidsn.
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Isr niht bios elm tiinitlerii6 ansgs.
fiibrtes Gruppenbiio. fonbsrn nud
ebenio por3iiglife GinseIbilbsr litfsrn.
Die gsftrigen ginnabmtH bstrussa
$149 nnn bic Musgoben $30.S5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24

Hil40 ~. sias Dssbe x1sxse3s fvg xriAea
XqiW$ NM slneq kGens Hadst - 6ks3 n
esse,6.Sss; 3seS aissf ein besHs6sj Bsl|sss
3 gente rim n niss Mse1ss Hs.ss5g ~ ~ -
seesaeS Pssantn 1nssuss ~ JtsSSIsoe
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Die IuseIssenbeit be!

Die Iu9elegenbeit be 8
Hihters, bon Dem mir eeitern etnes
2dneeren fprafen, - es 1T Der Rihs
ter am Der. Staaten 9anoelsgeriht,
R. 90. 4r6baIb BON 9ennipIpanien-,
lit Dor oas 5au sgelanet. Reprdiens
tdnt Rorris BON Rebrasta unterbrei.
tete e.ne ReIpIution, rpethe ben prdiis
benten ontpeift, 4bTdrtften aIIer 8lus
gen, tpelhe aeaen ben Hihter erboben
ipproen fino, bem SauIe 5u3uididen.
Die antlaee sebt oabin, baB Der Rihz
ter on etHem 8ertraee betbsiliot mar,
Epblen, Die er bon Der Griebehn billis
eetduft baben foQ, on eine elettriI DE
Sabn in 9enniploanien gu pertuufeu,
peIher @srtrag ieoo6 ui6t ausgefibrt
ipuroe.
Senator GIart BON WDomins
reidts stnen 8eridt Elm, bab 5ptihen
ben SonfereHsmitelieberu betber 5duz
Ter tsine Ginigunq iber bic RsioIution
su Stanos eetomnen isi, iponah oas
Bolt iibsr Elm 8erfaTunssz z4menees
msnt abitimmeH fouts, Iaut tpeI6em
8unpess Senatpren otrett pom 8olte
gu tpGblen Iiub. Ssnatpr GIort leete
bar, oab bds 5dus ocrauf beitanben
babe. bem GonereB als 8ontrole iiber
oieie Wahleu gu ent3ieben. Oaourh
niirpe Der apnsreb perbinbert, torrupt
oepdblts Miitgliebsr ausSuitpbsn. Das
lit GinbilouHg. Die 9srfoiIuno maht
beibe 5GuIer All Rt6tern uber ihrs
mitgIisber. Die @abrbeit lit, bdb oie
Stanopdtter bic Senatpren niht pom
9olte, fonosrn Don ben 2egisiatureH
oeipdblt Iehsu tponen. 8eibe SGuisr
hoben ieooh nod gu beihlisbsn, pus
nit Der Heiolutiun aeiheben iol.
Su Gbicugo bstdmpfsn ith
srpei Wsisen=Spnbitate Dor 9eriat
uno berpeiien lebtglih oamit, tpis Die
Spetulation .teineu onberen 3ipef per-
fplst, uIs WeiSen in Die 5Dhe 3u treiz
ben. Der aIGoer, Der aIs WsiaenDsr=
tbsursr elm grobss 9erm0ssn suIam-
mengebraht bat, min perb;nosrn, oab
8eiiBsr BON Off,ntIjben Spsi6sru
gBei3en in Pripatipeihern Iagsrr.
Der @srtIagte Iuet, baB nit oisfsm
9orgeben beubiidtigt rpsrbe, 8ei5sn,
Der in pripaten Spei6ern 1T, fir ire
ouldr Al ertIdrsn, mas bem SlGqer,
Der orDbs msnsen 0ei5en oetauft Bat,
SsIegenheit gsben Diirbe, Isinsn grsis
por3uitreiben. Der aIGoer brahts
buun ben 9sgenbefpeis. ouB Der Ser
tla9te burh fittibe 3GuFe ebenfaIIs ben
Brsis in bic oobe gu trs;ber psrTu6e.
llno cine foIds 8erIhDorung gsqen
Dus 8ublttum tpirb uIs eine unerIGBs
Iiq notbpsnoiQe Ginridtung ert'Grt,
fpslhe bas gefet niht Grbsrn bIrfe,
um Dem 9rpopu6er Gin6aIt 5u gebise
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24

Cir bisiss 9Iait iDurb,n s.ji<rn bon
ben lptitsrn q. altiH 6s Bro.
sio. 435 Race GiraBs. iolsenbe 1em.
rsroirr : unierf6isbs rssifrr.:
3<it 3fit : 3eis :
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Pokal.Derid)l
Maifeitbefmder besablen fiir bas Eri
pileg Der eriten Austuabl gate
Greiie.

Die prdiibentenIog. brahte ein Dranf'
aelo bon $3.50. - Die 1afts fptr'
ben bic 2oes Ro. IL tpdbreno eei
Maimuiiif,ftes inne baben. - Der
Yrdmienperfauf .redb am eritsn
sass bic Summe bon S8973.75. =
Der gufineb Men's Club beoahltt
bic bodfte gin3.IiiB pramie.
Der 8erfauf iuiro beute au snos
gefiibrt. Sr.itus uno Snmitas
iperoen Soiipnbinsts uhne promitn
psriauft unb nddft.n Wcntas be-
sinnt Der GiH3sIpertauf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24

Der meritani1te aonersb
bat einen 6seresbeItanD Don 10000
Mann betpiligt. Das bate fdou
Idneft geIchsbsn iollen. W2it mebr
Solpatsn bate Die Rebs[Iion nitt 10
nett Inn ii9 sreifsu tonnen. Mit
10000 Rann rptrb Die llnteroriiduna
fhnea erfplgen tonnen. Tus ihpahe
6eer, ipel6es Wsritp bislana unterbal.
ten bat, lit auf oas folT6e prinSip gu.
riidSufii6ren, oas SoIoaten Der 5rei>
belt nes @pItes oefGbrli6 1T. Den
Srrtbum iollten bic Wteritaner Ihon
ldnait ertannt boben, als lie iaben lpie
0ias iis nit peniesn Solootsn gu 30.
ben belt. Werito 1ptro Die SoIoaten
AUDI nat 9eenoigung Der Rebsllion
brauhen. ou eriihtlid lit, baB aud
ietue Brobleme, tpts biejenioen anberer
2dnoer, nit 8lut uno Glen eelDit
perben miifeu. Das Bolt miro uno
tann ni2t 3ur Rube tommen, big bic
9roBerunoeisentbiimer bel oensn Der
Seiig in bic MilIionen older eebt, aes
Srpungen pproen ituo, sinen arobsn
5bsil bem @oIte aseen anesmsfens
@ntffdoigung au iiberlafeH. Wsrito
bat tsine Snouitris uno bom 5onosl
tam feline beiiBIoie gepOItsruna n;dt
Ieben. 0smuah mub iis in Stonb
aeiest tperoen, 2anbpirtbIhaft 5u BE-
treibeu Sobalo Elm iolhes GeIss elm.
aebra6t lptro, tft eine bon ben 2anbs
ariitotraten anos3ettelte RspoIutipn
pOraussuieben, bic nur Elm fairies
6eer lptro iibsrDGltigen tonnsn.
Wt an erparte., bdb Der qrGs
foent Die gtQ, fpeIte Den @snsrol.an-
pait anlpeiit, bi. Gnti6eiouna in ga,
den bes Sabatss sSrufts DOT bem Sberz
bunoesgsriht anSufehten, nit Ieinem
8eto bsIegen ipirb. apHftitutipnsue
8riinbs bierfiir IaiIen iih obneS6piss
ristett finoen. Der 9sneroI=QnnaIt
iteht nttt unter Der aontroIs oss &or.
GreTes, ioHoern bes prdfbsntsn.
0smnut pGre bic gia Elm gineriff
in Die Qrdrogatipe bes Qsbteren unb
es miro BON jebsm 9erfaFures. .9ebrer
3ueeItarDen, bab bas 8eto oem grdfis
oeuten houptiddlib gu benz 3ped.
perlieben puroe, um Gineriffe in feline
Yrdroeatipe ub3uipebren. Srogbem
Ddre oas 9etO Elm itnsrer poIitif6er
TebIer, ben man ausbeutsn purbs, I'm
ben Prdiioenten uIs Sreuro Der 9ruits
gu perodhtiqen. Die annobms lit ioz
gar gersdtfsrtigt, baB bic Bill i'm Ses
nat sigens gu bisfsm 3pede puIfirt
Doroeu 1T. Sieier SdIine. iolIte be,
Prditoent nus osm Dsee eeben unb es
lGbt Th oas erm0sIiteR, inbem er ben
2onsreb benudri6tist, oab sr bic Bin
ipohl eensbmigt, ab.r ben bamit perz
Iudtsn Gingriff in feline Redte nidt
als prd3eoenSfau aeltsn IGbt. Die
Bill III obsr ouh in cnberer binftt
bemertensDsrtb. Gs 1T bas Der erfte
jul in Der 9eftitts bts Senats, baB
er eins ssridtlttt @utiteioung an.
fi6t. poraus hsrDorgsbt, baB bic rid
terlihe IutorltGt in oieIem Qanoe fart
on aniehen eineebiibt bat, pos frsili6
ni6t oolig unpersisnt lift. Die amsri.
tanif4en 9erihte faFen ihre UliiFun
foIId auf. inbsm iis aIaubsn, bab Is
ihrs aufgabs lift, oas sapital su
itusen. 9as itebt nur Der 9eIssges
buna All.
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0rieffafem.

Gefer. 80 Cine Sesn,eile bot 6085
Sub, ein Rnpten etfpa 10 Jab 1peni.
ger.
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Sn fein.n beftioen 9lns
ariffsn auf ROoisDslt bat geprdIentant
Campbell bios nit Der sinen Sraa, Cen
HaeeI uuf ben aopf gstrofFen: .Bas
1T in ben Der. Staatsn paTIirt, bab
cine 5totbpenoigteit borIisgt, 5aft au
perordnssn?" Disis 5rage baben mir
fslber fton bdufig gsftsGt. SiferIid
bat oas 2uno uuter 5aFt niht selitt.n.
Der ibisppenoe 9eIfdftseanq in Den
erften SahreR ieiHer apminifrotipn III
burh oie Eanit Don 1907 peruriaht
iporoen, .reignets ii4 alio in Rootes
pelts Nominiftration uno man fam
tin5ufiisen, baB ROofeneIt an bieier
YanIf niht Donig unI6ulDig mar, oa
ke oaruus entftanb, bab Der 0riinbunu
bon fruits unb Der 1abritation BON
srnfpdpieren ni6t ginba't aeboten
fuurbe. Denn RooieDsit fast, bab er
0srtretsr Der Boltsrehte lei, 70 III
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Ser bic aahe i'm ga6 fauft, Ida.
nigt meiiI ieinen DesteI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06
In the Social World

with the matrimonial mart
OF
The bars Of conventions Invite the
The eap-year girl
wall in
are training their shots okesms already dng themselves
eosey and laeayely the native retenoe old
whether years by any heart
custom OF womanhoOd dehatable question
ianny men are ageed ~ n9 change IN the order Of pub
NC and the erstwhie ~
gnceiese IN scramble crumbs leap
years Threshold Bu
IN reality the isl2 woman not sudden transformation
ieicence aggressyeness
The sculptra education
llshnen She the Iapyear but all
for masculine favor and viii that be ardeny
feplpnfv is eve, pcnniascng sce No, IN S,"ntr 's n 80 49,
caracest of che The nsIss demand for white
the passage Of time whilst the catust depicts her making eapye
increasingly by
Independence that nsures greater liberty IN child rearing And lacking
naninty
Willard type OF srn do their utmost
receiving from contem
writer's and thinkers need OF the
sing
ysibly sackenng
Christmas in the necessary
o the that wen
The viii Mrs X
receiving deal In
OF small card and dinner parties and fitting to distant holt
number
high the home brOugh
general corps
being installed into their places With ceremonial
a
the while f0ndy magines he being entertained
al
to don and festive feet FESTIVE for the great ball
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06

Miss Diberia D.berl of santa Re ar
rived today on The California Limited
nj nI HJn N tord dJ. ..H
suest oil hoI aist.. Nla. p. <. Hiasse4
of South Arno street
Mrs. Edgar sttulnR Price. formerly
Miss Myra kunz of thls city will arr
rive soon from her home ia VAN
couver, n. G. 90 visit her parents. NJ.
and Mrs. G. W. Kunz ana sister. AIRS.
Guy Rogers
Rev. j. l. Seder, superintendent Of
She Ncw Mexico Anti-saloon league
returned the middle OF the week from
Washington, u. c.. where he attended
the national conference OF Ant-Sal00n
leaguePs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rrannan Of Cam
adian, Texas left the first OF tho woek
for their home after spending the hul.
idays IN this city the guests of Mrs.
Brannins mother, Mrs. Josephine
strain, Mrs. 3rannlng was formerly
Miss Mildred strain,
Mrs. Mabel Stevens Himoe leaves
Chicago today for her home In this
city ana VIII arrive Tuesday evening.
to reopen her studio In the whiting
building after fortnighrs vacation
spent IN enjoying the music OF master
vocallsts and pianistes OF tho Windy
City"
Miss Hazel Rogers, daughter Of Mr..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Ne. Richards Experience With DIT.
ierent Diets. Peaches and
ButlermIIk for Three Years.

Ceciton, Md.--Mr. George Richards,
Of tbs place, during the past " years,
has probably tried more different diets
Than the average person would ever Use
10 lifetime.
What he has 60 say about his expert
menls, must therefore be highly Interests
ING 10 anyone suffering from indigestion
OF stomach troubles of any kind.
lie eavs: "Fof more than II years,
suffered with stomach troubles, and
pale hundreds OF dollars for doctor bills
and medicines. ! was also operated on
for piles.
lived on dried peaches and butiermilk
for nearly three years. The only thing
that would not give me pain was raw eggs.
1 was a physical wreck. ! could moi
sleep, and was as near crazy as a man
could we'll be.
must say that after taking two 2j-ceHl
packages OF Thediord's Black-Dfaughl,
h did NE more good than all ever spent
iof other medicines.
have been working daily on the farm
ever since. and ] am as hard as iron"
This purely vegetable remedy has been
IN successful Use for more than 10 years.
Tryh Butbe sure that It's "Thedlogd's."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06

OF "Thc Man. the Girl and rho
Game" a "jolly good lunch" will
also be a feature Of the entertain
ment.
8 q q 3
New Years solrce.
Auspiciously was the neW year be-
gun by the Thirty club. The first
dance OF the year was held Wednes-
day evening IN the Odd Fellows hall,
and augu-s well for Is happy year.
The usual number uf members and
their ladies enjoyed club dance an
after midnight and the Cavanaugh-
Fuhrmyer orchestra seemed " pos
sible better than. eyar, before, :. A. hot
lunch served IN the banquet room
was the te-dispersal pleasure.
3 q 3 8
Monday Cub Mcntk ON Tuesday.
Because Of the unwonted demands
on their time 20 receive New Year
callers. the members Of the Monday
Card club met the past week on
Tuesday afternoon instead OG Mon
day Mrs Guy Rogers was hostess
on this occasion and the accustomed
happy afternoon WIS passed az cards
entertain the club next Monday
3 3 3 3
5udrc ard Mrs. CRAIG Entertain
cards
a company OF congcniai and hear
ny genial guests were WednesdaN
evening entertained at the home OF
Judge Craig and Mrs. Craig High
five was the diversion engaged IN al
seven tables, the while conversation
az repartee and unjudiclal merri-
ment held fun sway. The winners
OF prizes for merltOrious card craft
were Mrs. Thomas McMillln and MIR.
J. b. McMnnus first prizes. and Go
Mrs. schcnck went the consolation
prize. Al a late hour tho company
dispersed with evident reluctance.
Those indebted TO Judge and Mrs.
Craig for a delightful evening are:
Mr. and Mrs. y. y. McCanna. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas McMiiilu. air. and
Mrs. Fred Hcyn, Mr.. and Mrs =, W.
schmaalmack, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Terney Mr. and Mrs. Warren era
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph shoup.
Nv and Mrs. D. u. Phillips. Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Rochl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Roehl, Mr. and Mrs John
heaven Mr.. and Mrs snivoly Mr..
Robson. Mr.. Footigc
o q q Q
Music Feast at Womun's Club.
a musicale OF unusual merit will
be heard next Tuesday evening In
the Womau's club rooms when all
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06

music lovers In the city and all
friends 81 the participants are invit-
ed to be present The musicians viii
be the piano students w the classes
OF Miss Marian Moriarty--or, 10 DE
specific the performers represent
one-haif the number OF piano stu
dents taught by Miss Moriarty The
remaining contingent viii be heard
IN recital at later date.
Those who have heard these adult
and Juvenile pinnistes in former re-
Citals are anticipating feast OF haJ-
mony that o. sure 10 thrill. satisfy
ana inspired tho auditors. And those
who have not yet heard Miss Nor
iariy's pupils should not lose the OPP
pOrtunliy 30 do so. The following
program of classics gives an idea Of
the good things TO expect al the re-
cital Tuesday evening--to begin az s
O'Clock:
'Valse y Major" ..... Moszkowskl
Mrs. }, w Colbert
Farewell s.......... Gnenschals
Henrietta Loebs.
Fourth Mazurka" ..... GODDARD
Helen Heacock.
''ChnusOnctte" ..... Werner
Alice Van Eaton.
"Fruhlingsregen' ......s,.... Fink
Beatrice Hill.
ION Grassy Mead" ...... Merkei
Charlotte Westorfeld.
'win o. the Wisp" .,.. Jungmann
Helen Ferguson.
Caprice" ......... Lack
LILLIAN Gustafson.
u tNaFlNF ~
Trina Liz.
Les Sylphes" ....... Bachmann
Kettle Moon,
1.-THE Lovely Month OF May. .Merkei
George Dooiittlc.
Fantasia" ............... Kern
Hazel Carucs.
Voice of the Heart .., Won Gael
Mildred Gustafson.
(a) Butterfly" ......., Morkel
Oh "Rondo" ........... Dussek
Marian Hopping.
bohemian Song" .......,. Aletter
James Boatright,
Invitation 60 tho Dance" go. Weber
Ethel McClaskey
Fifth Nocturne" ....... Leybach
Kathryne Abel.
Robins Lullaby" ...... .lSrogmann
Mildred Burtless.
"Bail Scene" .......,. Lichnor
Maurine Kelly.
"Con Amore' .:.... Beaumont
Alice Lewis.
"The Fountain" ......... Bohm
May Schnor.
"Rondo Brilliante" ....... Weber
Helen Goetz.
- -
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06
Big Pay in Civil Service

The pay Is good. the work congen-
ial, and promotion rapid In the Y. s.
Civil Service. n you ara an Ameri-
can man or woman over is YOU are
eligible for any government position
n you pass the Civil Service Examl.
nation. To learn how you can qcal.
lfy IN your spare time, write for our
free civil Service booklet. N. elf
ton Hosshead, representative OF In.
ternatlonal Correspondence schools,
Boa tt2, Albuquerque. N. "a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06

and Mrs. ". V. Rogers Of North Arno
street. has returned from san Fran.
cisco, where she mas been Tor several
months a student at the California
Conservatory of Music. Miss Rogers
has been compelled to temporarily
abandon her gtudios because of tll-
ness.
Miss Pentland, belle Of washing
ton. -. G.. who is the house guest OF
Mrs u. w. d. Bryan, will leave dur
ing the coming week for her eastern
home Her gUinR win leave a void IN
local society as she has made an ever
lasting place for herself IN the hearts
and homes OF Announcements, where
at the numerous parties IN her honor,
Miss pontland haB captvated ac-
quaintanccs az first sight. Mr.. and
Mrs West left The first OF the week
for their former home IN Texas. DUR
ing their nine month"; residence In
this city Mr.. and Mrs. WioFt made a
host OF friends who regret their de-
parturc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06

Woman's Relief Corps installation.
Ia the prcscnce Of the veterans Of
q. X. Warren Post Of the q. a. r., the
Womane Relief Corps will this even.
ing 6xempliiy the ritual of installation
OF newly elected officors After The
formal program has been rendered.
camp Gre gaicty will be the order Of
the evening The Objects Go be In.
stalled are. President, Mrs Josephine
Strain; senior vice. Mrs. Geraldine
Chamberlain; junior Vice, Mrs. Mary
sherwood. chaplain, Mrs. Emma G..
WhitsOn: conductor. Mrs Mary
Haynes assistant conductor Mrs
Minnie Hart. guard Mrs. James
Smith. secretary. Mrs sadie RoWdish
patriotic instructor Mrs Matte But
Ter: color bearers, Mesdames Ame-
ia Kneece. Mary Fourneile: Misses
Paulina SeopOhn. Margaret Secpohn;.
musician, Mrs. Alice Shoemaker
q % o q
installation Fanquct aud Dance.
Three full evenings Of enjoyment
crowded into one, that was necessar-
ily prolonged an the evening was
gone. was the experience ~ Rebekas
and odd Fellows last evening when a
Joint session by the Independent Or.
der 81 odd Fellows and Triple Link
lodge Of Rebekahs was held In their
hall on Second street First there
was exempllned before q large gath
orlng OF members from both lodges,
the formal installation ceremonies
that was executed IKE clockwork. For
the odd Fellows District Deputy
grand Master G. A. Filler conducted
the rites for the odd Gellows, and the
Rohokahs were Indicted into Office by
Mrs Gertrude Pangborn, district dep
uty president Of the Robekahs,
A turkey banquet 10 the dining hall
and en- informal dance tlll q late hour
were the after-lodge pleasures Of the
attendants.
Following ~ tho list Of officers who
took the vows Of office.
Harmony Lodge No. 4.
Noble Grand. n Whlteside.
Vice Grand--Trimble r, Wells
Secretary. J. Votaw.
Treasurer-Eml Mann.
Warden--Konneth Bailey.
Conductor--H b. crawford.
Chaplain-Henry shumlebargcr.
Right rere cunn0rter--Guy SUM
uer
Left sone sapporter--Thomas Grif-
I'm.
Right supporter Noble Grand--H.
l.. Rogers
Left supporter Noble Grand--w, NJ.
Gray.
Right suppor, Vice Grand--Andrcw
Becker.
Left supporter Vice Grand-L l..
Putnam.
Inside Guardian--John Hughes.
outside Guardian--Fred French.
Triple Link I0dgc Of Rcbcknlts.
Noble Grand Lillian Colioster
Right supporter 90 Noble Grand
Mrs H. T.. Rogers
Left supporter 60 Noble Grand
Mrs. s. Vann.
Vice GraBd--Mrs. j. r. Matthews.
Right SBpporter-Mrs. G. Van
Eaton.
Left Supporter-Mrs. Lenna Bow
en-.
Chaplain--Alrs. James Dolittle.
Warden--Mrs VIII Bailey.
Conductress Mrs r. Burnette.
Inside Guardlan--Miss Maud Rad
cline.
Outside Guardian-Kenneth Bailey.
secretary-M Anna Osterkamp.
Treasurer--Mrs Nora Putnam
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06

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GOOD WISHES
when everybody Il turning over new
leaf, or thinking OF doing -. If sou
are making any new resolutions let
one OF them be 20 deal with as in tho
future. for that Is one OF the surest
ways TO have cause for srq;itude at
the end OF the coming year. Here We
give you the best values obtainable.
the most superior service and charge
the lowest prices.
PIONEER BAKERY
2O7 South First Street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06

Mr. and Mrs Irvine. lately made
one IN matrimonial bonds. cffcctuany
dedicated their new home 10 soCia,
pleasures last evening when they en-
ciciy OF the Gold ana Broadway
church.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06

An important meeting of the Aid
society Of the Gold ana Broadway
church viii be- held next Thursday
afternoon In the church Besides the
annual reports ana election % Off
GERS much new business Is 20 be
transacted ana new departments are
to be added 20 the work VI the so
clety.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-06

Dinner Party az Country Home.
a. One OF the delightful New Year al
fairs was a dinner party OF the couu-
try home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill
six miles south OF the city A motor
party Ia which were Mesdames M y.
Stamm. Roy Stamm, Raymond Stamm,
Dixon ana Miss Alma Baldridge
reached the Hin home al noon Mon
day and were treated 10 the cordial
hospitality and elaborate dinner foS
which this home Is noted.
Returning 10 the city the same even.
sing the party brought their hostess
with them 30 spend time as house
guest Of Mrs ~ p Stamm. During
the past week Mrs Hiil has been
entertained at several family dinner
partics ct the homes OF her hostess
Mrs Roy Stamm, Mrs. Raymond
stamm and Mrs. Dixon
B q 8 3
Or. Wroth 70 Entertain Dons.
80 After a holiday recess he Ten
Dons" will meet next Tuesday even
ing al the home of DR.. J. u Wroih for
the customary bi-weekly dinner and
literary discussion The banquet for
the ladies has been indefinitely post
ponod but when all the Dons can be
--nrt sent VIII be held in the near fu-
turr ~ ttt ~dc
Eoch Dance Tonight
Robe Koch son OF Mr., anu MIS-.
J. y Kock. who has been spending the
holidays al home. wlll entertain al an
informal dancing party IN the Koch
residence on North Twelfth street to-
night Young MIR. Koch will return
soon 70 Denver. 10 resume his studies
al Sacred Heart college.
B b a 3
Knights T. Entertain Ladies'.
AZ last after long social abstinence
the knights OF Columbus are arranE-
iue entertainment complimentary.
bat which, OF course. the hosts will
enjoy even more than their guests.
This iirst function by the X c. In 1912
a. 90 be a dance ON the night Of Janu-
airy rs, and committees have already
been appointed 70 plan the details. and
issue invitations 20 the friends Of
Columbus kniEhthood.
3 q 8 q
Dramatists a. Entertain Elks.
The Elks and their ladies are "a
be entertained IA dancing party
next Monday evening Ina their ball
room, and the entertainers are 10 bo
Billy Clifford and his company of
noubrcttcs. who prior So the bail viii
entertain good part Of Albuquerque
IN the Opera house In the production