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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
FEDERAIlS AMBUSIIED
AND rot TED HY HEHEf =

NOntOrUN, NVNIoU. NOpI. IF-|TNV
rchel lcadrr. Marcclo Iarayoo, was
wounded in last weeks battle with a
small federal force in canyon Of
La RositH pass. south Of Mu1quiz,
Cpahuila, according 90 q report made
10 General TreVino today hy Major
Miguel NilarTcal. whose forces were
0mhushcd hy the rebels in the canyon
and routed with loss ot ten killed.
n is thought certain that General
Orozcu IN near MuzQuil, but military
men here express the belief that ne
viii Try to enter the state of Tamau-
upas, where. numerous minor disor-
drrs recently have been reported. 10
~ said the government would iind %
an easy matter, however, 90 throw "a
large force of troops into TamaulipaH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
MAY SOLVE
PROBLEM OF HIGH
COST OF LIVING
Russian Savant Predicts That
Next Great Feat of Chemis.
try Will Be Making Eggs
from Air.
[ns I.easrd Wire 60 IevrnIng nrraIdl

ms Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald
Chicago Sept. -t..-pr Paul Wal
den of Riga Russia, predicted here
today that tho next great feat OF
chemistry would hc the making of
eggs from air br walden, who ~
president-clrct of the Ninth Internn-
tlonal congress OF Applied Chemistry
To be held m ST Petersburg In 1915,
further predicted that a variety OF
heterogeneous foods VIII be made
from the air some DAY,
- consider % practically certain
that az no distant day We viii hr
drawing food supplies from the air"
he said Professor BeTnthesrn ot
Germany has already succeeded Ia
making the simple compound of
nitrogen aud hydrogen, This shows
that We will bee able to make more
complex compounds An egg is a
complex compound of nitrogen ogy-
gen. sulphur and hydrogen. The
chemical process ot the hen viii be
initiated In the laboratories. Form
Crly We were able to do very little
with the uuromhiued nitrogen In the
atmosphere Now that we are able Ia
harness H.. the possibilities are won
derful"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
ORoZCO CONTINUES
To ELUDE PURSJERs

Washington. Sept. 2i.--Gcnoral
stce,er notified the war department
today that the American side of the
border was threatened by an attack
OF the rebels on Boquiilas. Mexico.
The town has bosu sacked. General
strcycr has directed Major Cameron
10 prevent dcprrdations in the BiE
Bend district
General PasCuol pru1cu continues
Go vludr his pursucrs and is reported
tu bc in ,ho vicinity ot General TTr-
Niuu's ranch. no miles south of Del
Rio. with thousand men. II is
thought hr may be- advancing ON
piedras Ncgras,
General StrrNcr reports he now has
"a continuous atroi nom the south
west corner of NcW Mexico to a point
thirty miles below Oiinaga, ana has
other troops at Del Rio and Eagle
Pass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
BRYAN RIDICUIA1s
ROOSEVEIT ATTITUDE

Fresno. cal. sept. 23.--W 3. Bryan
addressed cheering crowd here to-
day during brief halt In his journey
10 sacramento TO address tho Demo-
cratic state convention
we have right 20 expect that yod
Will give 20 the Democratic party
larger support this year than you have
IA orevious years SIR. Bryan declar-
ed, adding that President Taft had
been weighed IN the balance ana
found wanting" ana that Roosevelt
now picks himself oui az Tart's sue
cessor with tho assurance that he ean-
not make a mistake
Roosevelt acts az II his endorse
ment read about like this," Gaid
Bryan: Here's man, Take him.
stand behind MIN and N no falls to
maze you satisfactory president for
four years ! viii take Il upon myself
Co take his place and ne your preSi-
dent for life'
lie TALKS about bosses. There mas
never been an office given him that Ne
has not accepted from tho bosses
whom no nov denounees."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
AMERICANS ARRESTED FOR
NEtTRA ATTY LAW VIOLATION

Douglas. Aria, sept, 20. j. Ma
honey, alias x. &C. O'kvefc. aud Rob-
ert Mcdonald, alias q. J, Jones, were
arrested hero today By United states
officials ON Information from ~ Pnso
charging them with conspiracy 10 We
olatc the neutrality laws az El Paso
on june 16 1919.
The men were arraiBned before
United states Court Commissioner
sames aud bail fixed at $500. They
viii bc given an examination tomor-
row morning. The same men were
arrested here ten days ago with II. S'
O"Reiliy on a similar charge, exam
ination on which also occurs tomor"
row.
u is expected that the two men
will be- taken Co M Paso for trial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
Grand Stand Crashes Beneath
Crowd Gathered to Hear
Former President Discuss
Progressive Doctrines.
COLONEL RUsHEs TO AID
OF LUCKLEsS AUDITORS
cts All Right" He Shouts on
Learning That None Are
Seriously Hurt; Southern
Democrats Appealed To.
IN, Leased wire ,o Evening HeraIal

fny Leased Wire to Evening Herald /
Tulsa. Okla, sept 2i..SrNernl men
were borne down iu tho collapse of
the Erandstund from which Colonel
Roosevelt spoke here today and the
colonel himself narrowly escaped. No
one was injured seriously. however.
Colonel Roosevelt reached Tulsa ai
O'Clock Hc went tu the platform
of his car to speak. but was told that
another crowd had gathered boa the
public square. lie ahpuldcred his way
through the thrung tu the gr5udstund.
There he talked nftrcu minutes and
had Just stepped from the stand 90
return to his car when the structure
gave way a dozen men, most of
them army veterans. We're thrown Co
the ground. Colonel Roosevelt ran
back to give aid llr saw that no
one had hccu seriously hurt and
waved the crowd back
ITS all right' ho rhouici
Colonel Roosevelt appealed go the
Democrats oi the south Co stand with
the ptorressiV, party.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
STRIKEHS WENKEN ON
DEMAND FOR RECOGNITION

ElY. Nov, scpt -Prosidont
Meyer of tho Western Federation Of
Miners who attended meeting OF tho
Mu and Smrltcrmcu's union a. Nc
Gul last night is spending today at
the mines Boo company with g u Mi
lsr a member OF tho Miners union
executive board.
Mr. Muy,r refuses to talk az pres
'ut ~ Is mii that many new mem
BEERS joined the union at McGill last
night
There ls much opposition to a
strike among tho l8b0ring men. many
uf whom contend THAT the desired ad-
vance in wages can bee obtained with
uut q stfikr if recognition of the union
Is not made an issue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
Ncrrn Innnrlrrs shot.

Muskogee, Okla, Sept, "a -" because
they imported negro cotton plchcra
30 BrlartoWn, where negroes never
have been allowed to STAY three farm
sra. SAM Rnhluson, W. a LBrrimoro
ana John hilton. were shot last night
II is said Rphuson ana Larumore
probably will die n is rcportcn that
citil ms Organised to drive the newly
imported laburors out of the section
nnd when some uf them went to the
plantations of the farmer found them
defending the blacks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
MEXICAN ARMY OFFICER
MURDERED NV BANDIT

Santiago. CAT. Sept "a Lleuicn-
ant Manuel Moinrra, commanding the
MEXICAN garrison In Tocate, Lower
california. was shot ana killed last
night by "a Mexican border character
known as Una Ujo' Castro. The
drsprradu escaped across the Amer
lean line. Details of the shooting are
lacking
Castro " In the mountiius south
east Of san Diego armed with u rifle
and revolver. Mexican troops are un-
able 10 cross TO capture him, but inn
migration inspectors are on tho tran
ard United states troops are closely
patrolling the line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
POOR PERMITTED TO
DIE LIKE ANIMALS
IS CHARGE
Woman Physician Brings
Serious Indictment Against
Management of Charitable
Institutions.
fBy Leased Wire TO Evening Hsraidl

Washington. sept sf--At tho ma
tionnl conference OF Catholic chart
Ties today pr Helen NJ Nolan OF To-
lrdo. declared that inmates of poor
houses usually were permitted to die
"ukp animals without Hummoning a
priest or clergyman" Grave abuses
in oXpending funds, she said deman-
dcd tho attention of voters
Mrs. Edward MludolL secretary or
tho association. said tho Protestant
religious organizations were strlvins
to win immigrants from the Catholic
church
"Non sectariau social service or
ganizationH she said, Interested
themselves Ia italian Catholic immi-
grants children 90 the extent OF re-
moving them from home influences
and placing them under Protestant
tutclage. Sho spoke of activity of
Y. NJ g. A. agents a. Immigrant sta
tions abroad and declared there was
need ut activity by Catholics among
catholic immigrants
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
ATTORNEYS CLASH
IN STRUGGLE TO
RELEASE SNEAD
State Contests Every Step in
Proceedings to Free Slayer
Of AL, Boyce at Amarillo,
Texas.
my Leased wire 90 EyeHinE Hsrsidl

u
Amarillo, Texas, Sept "a Tho state
continued the introduction of tcsti-
mony today az the hearing of the hnh-
cas- corpus by which II is hoped to se-
cure the release uf John Beat Sueed,
charged with the murder of Al O..
Royce. Ir.
VIII Royce. brother of tho slain
man. sat with counsel for the state
with whom he held frequent Whisper
ed consultations na the hearing pro-
Rfessod. snead appeared uncuucvrnod
as be- entered the court room, ana
took hia seat among counsel Many
relatives ana friends ot the accused
were I'm court
Odicors continued to search AN who
sought admission To the court room
for weapons.
A request by attorneys for snecd
that H. " Cantrll. local manager OF
tho Postal Telegraph company he or
derod tu bring Into court al telcgrams
received or sent by noycc between
August / and september a., the date
ct the shooting, provoked % lively tiit
between counsel just before the noon
recess Attorneys for the state enter
ed vigorous protest against the eNI mi
nation az Royce's correspondence. The
court withhold ruling to give Time
90 cite authorities.
The defense as outlined here today
viii claim that Royce had resumed
his attentions TO MIS-. Snced thls
summer. II viii be- claimed that
sneed did not have access 90 Royce
at Winnipeg. whittier Snced went to
reclaim hts wife. ana this viii be
made the basis of the "unwuttcn law
ulpa.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
REBEL ATTACH ON
PEARSON DELAYED

Juaroz. Mexico. Sept 24.--Tho eX-
pcctcd attack ON Pearson. the Amer
team lumber center, southwest VI
Juare2, has not materisiizcd. Today
a. fcderuls defending Pearson, where
many Americans live, found that the
Goo rebels had moved into the hills
to the west OF the town during the
night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
ARIZONA DEPUTIES
SLAIN IN BATTLE
WITH MEXICAN
RAIDERS
Two Dead, One Seriously
Wounded in Fight With
Horse Thieves and Despera-
does From Across Line.
STRONG POSSE FORMED
TO PURSUE MURDEREKs
my Leased Wire to E,sH,pg HersldI

~ Leased Wire to TsNentng Herald
Murcnci, Aria. sept 2i.-Dcpuy
ShcriflA Albert Munguia ana Tom
Campbell 81 GrCculee county were
killrd and Deputy Dutch Keppel
seriously wounded In "a fight last night
az Eagle creek with baud Of Mex
leans The Mexicans were aid 10
bee stealing ana killing cattle in that
section and whom thr deputies went
To- round them up they opened rte
from the fortified camp In the hills.
Thirty armed men. sworn Ia az sp"-
ciul deputies, have left here Tor th"
81 "up,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
SECRETARY NAGEL rs
ADVOCATE OF PEACE
my Leased Wire % EysnisE ueraidl

Boston, Sept ga brotherhood AZ
an essential in porfecung lntorna-
tional trade relations ana world peace
WAS dwelt upon today by secretary Of
CumC,erne and Labor Charles NageL
iu an address OF welcome 90 the visit
ing delegates Go the lluh iutorua
tonal congress of chambers of com-
mrrce.
what we want to establish said
Mr. NaHel. "is such relation ao mtl-
mate commercially, aud subsequently
socially. that no country a party 20
your congress viii permit controversy
because Il cannot afford TO have a."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
OROZCO'S ARMY REPORTED
MARCHING TOWARD TORREON

Mexico city sept. ga special
dispatch from Jiminez. Chihuahua, Co
IA lmparcial indicates that rebel
forces under Chechc Campas and
Louis Fernandez, two OF Oroyco's gen
Gratis. are moving into the Laguna
district near Torrron,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
NEW REBEL LEADER IN
COMMAND IN NICARAGUA
my Leased Wire to Evening Herald

Washington sept. 24--Juan iriaH.
former Zeluyist, who recently circu-
lated IA petition Ia san Jose Costa
Rlca. calling for the Withdrawal, Of
American forces from Nicaragua, has
gone to Nicaragua. to command the
rebel forces there. This advice was
received al the state department to-
dag General Mona. IN 100 health. is
said 10 be about 90 retire from the
leadership of the uprising
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
EIrcmrn IantnllY IInrt.

East 81 l.ouis. Sept 2i.--Sevon
persons were hurt, two ftrcmon. IL is
believed fatally, az fire here last
night, which destroycd two blocks OF
the plant OF the purina Mills COM
panN Tho loss is estimated al
100000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

81. Louis. sept, President B. l..
Winchet ot the Frisco lines has an"
nounoed the appointment Of O.. II.
Schleyer as vice president ana general
superintendent OF the S. Louis, san
Francisco ana Texas Railway com
pany ana or the Fort Worth and Rio
Gunde Railway Co. effective oc-
tohcr These lines are subsidiary
to the Frisco. Sohleyor succeeds
J. n. Elliott, resigned. His head
quarters viii remain az Fort Worth
miles north OF Yzabcl. and another . z
miles south of Aqua priotu ~
had been planned TO resume railroad
service today and the first train out
was Co have taken supplies tu IN"
towns which have been cut off for
two weeks
Tho town OF Yzahel. whore tho Ei
rigre company has "a store. was re-
ported tu be threatened by q small
band of rebels and am effort was
made Co have lcdcrals sent from Ma
Coguri. but thrrr WAS sn much delay
in getting Haniines 10 order truops 200
the towns that "a force of ,oiunt' ers
was sent from NHcozari Wuid was
received here that the reoolH under
Enrique Encisco were defeated az VA
Norn by state troops under IHlIncl
Santiago Cambcros and not ttc iede-
rnls as first reported Enclaco died
OF wounds received la tho iight,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
FAMINE THREATENS So
NORA MINING CAMPS

Douglas Ariz.. sept ga Fears are
h'lt that tho mining camps Of Naco-
gurl and Bl Tigre viii soon be with
out food supplies. Rebels returned
last night to the Nacozari railroad
aud burned Two bridges. one half
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
Chlldrcn nnrnrd DO nrnth.

ldu UrOVo, ~, S0pt. 2l-IWo
small children of Mr. ana Mrs. Al
Brown We're burned To death yes;er-
day afternoon Tho children were
playing ln the lott of th" barn and
rrt fire tn tho hay
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
NEW WARRANTS FOR
PAR0LED CONVICT
my Leased Wire 60 EvsHiaE HsraIdI

chicago sept a. Newton e.
Doughcrty. former superintendent of
the Peoria. Illa schools. Who recently
was paroled from the Joliet renuar-
tiary after serving sis years Tor om-
brzxlcmont ot school funds, WAS tak-
en into custody here TODAY ou Now
indictments returned yesterday a'
Peoria.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

London. sept 2i.--1ho whole of tho
S2,.O0o.0Oo of the new chinese loan
ourred Tor subscription here was un-
derwfitten today AT "a per cent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24
Honk! Honkl Meet Ne

with YOUR decorated machine at
5;aO "Wednesday night. O,s0trr
y at Hohin@on Park. Zoe the bfg
auto parade.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-24

TODAN's NEWS TODAY
You get h In the HERALD.
Sixty Cents a month or rs cents
= week delivered at your aoor;
nifty cents by mail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
WOMEN Are
ASSESSORS

Spokane, Wash. Feb 1O.--Glen l.
Creighton, assessor Of Spokane eoua
ty has appointed seven women to
handle household assessments in
Spokane this spring. They will be-
gin work early in March at 500 a
month. the same as is paid to men.
Forty-two men have been appointed
for this city. Il is likely that a num-
Der OF women viii be named as deputy
assessors for the is incorporated
towns in this county. This is The
first time that women have been call
ed upon to share in this work with
men. Mr. Creighton says his appoint
ees are married women OF good bust
ness ability and be predicts they will
do tie work tn a satisfactory way
III they do as well as we expect he
added, Il see no reason why they
should not have equal chances with
men In this kind Of work" Mrs D
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
HASKELLIS
IN RACEFOR
The SENATE

Muskogee. Okla Feb. l0.- Referring
to resolutions recently adopted by the
democratic county convention in
Woodward county and making public
petitions signed by 1872 democratic
voters Of Coweta. Wagner county,
ee5 Of Haskell county. 2iO3 Of Musko.
gee, $50 Of TahleQuah. together with
others. E-Goyernor Haskell in an an
nouncement issued today makes his
entry into the race for the United
States senatorship
Addressing the democracy Of Ok
lahoma Mr.. Haskell SAYS
Deeply approaching the conf,
dence and good win expressed in all
Of the resolutions and petitions. and
standing upon my recent letter to
the Woodward county democracy as a
platform expressive OF what believe
to be the ideals Of the democracy Of
Oklahoma, / shall submit my name
for the nomination as democratic can
didate for Enited States Senator from
the State Of Oklahoma at the coming
/ primary election and shall abide by
the will Of the majority"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
DEAD ONES
DECAMPED

New York. Feb l0.-Four hundred
United sia.es soldiers from fau
Hamilton Numbered today with e,r-
non and rifle in counterfeit battle
for a moving picture company. On the
old rifle range at Creedmore. L. l.
They were dressed TO represent the
opposing forces in the Civil war.
Eenry Hoffman. an employe OF the
picture concern. carried a larre sack
.. small bombs. which he ignited and
pitched into the air He had passed
safely through half the fight when
some one inadvertently flipped a half
smoked cigarette into the bomb bag
The contents exploded with roar.
Hoffman and several others writhed
on the ground and the firing line
squad dashed in front OF the camera to
aid them Hoffman was badly
burned and he was probably perman.
entity blinded.
The accident did not stop The bat
tie. which ragged from end TO end Of
tho rifle range One soldier had ,
( leg broken in an attack on wagor
train and several others were pow
der burned.
Jast when the manager OF the mo
iion picture company was congratu
latins himself on the success Of tbs
fight. a number Of the soldiers whs
had been lying dead on tile field
suddenly decided the weather was to'
cold for lying on the ground. and ran
for the camp fires, spelling the scene
I'VE spent $4,000 to stage this thin
and il IS all minedr walled the mar
ager ''I wish those mutts realt
had been killed"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
VIII TRY TO PROVE
AN ALlsI AT HEARING.

Jake Smith VINO IS being held on
the charge Of alleged implication in
the cattle stealing which occurred IN
the northern part Of the county, win
endeavor to prove an alibi at his ex
amining trial which has been fixed
for Tuesday. Young Smith declares
that he is innocent and yet the cir
cumstances are accusing. According
to Smiths statement he rode with the
Wren boys and spent the night IN
sheir company at Hinton, Okla The
proprietor Of the Hinton rooming
house where the young men spent the
night Fred Davis and Miss Maggie
Blank have been summoned to assist
Smith in establishing the alibi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
FlRsr CHRISTIAN cnuRcH.

Corner Iowa and Sixth.
Motto III every member Of my
church was just like me; what kind
Of a church would my church be-
JAS a. challenner Pastor Miss
Francisco, Musical Director.
Bible school, $3.50 a. m. A. J. Gofi,
Superintendent
Morning worship l0;s0 a. m. Ser
mon. THE Church, It's architect
plans, material and Construction
Board Meeting D. m.
Junior Edneayor, p. M Miss
Jewell Phillips, supt
Afternoon Bible school 1923 South
End st., Geo r. Beeler, supt
Y. p. S. c. f. $3.50. Miss Trenna
Ferguson, President
Evening worship 1880 p M, sermon,
"A Message from Hell7 in two acts.
The interest in the El RenoChicka-
sha contest Is increasing. Sunday IS
the third day, and while we gained on
FL Reno last Sunday, We are not yet
in the lead she had a e IN atten-
dance Of l02 which we h.. overcome
Sunday
The G. w. y. NJ had a great meeting
Monday the Young Ladies Cireel had
fine meeting also. Monday, and on
Thursday the Ladies Aid had a most
enthusiastic meeting AN depart
ments are busy, and it is the hope OF
the pastor that every member Of the
church viii be al work in some depart.
ment.
The Endeavorers have started a con
test for new members, and are quite
enthusiastic
Good music and short services. You
are most cordially invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
Thore S no 6elIer medleine mad

There IS no better medicine made
fer colds tban chamherlain's Cough
Remedy Z acts on natures plan, re.
lieves The lungs, opens the secretlons-
aids expeeioration and restores the
system 10 healthy condition For
sale BY an dealers d&w.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
THE MANNlNes ARE
LEAVING cHlcKAsHA.


Captain and Mrs Frank Manning
LETT today for Norman where they
win both enroll in the state universi-
~ for the second semester Mrs
Manning will receive a degree in the
pharmacy department and Mr. Man
ming from the law department in
June
The Mannings have been in Ghieka-
sha for the past tive years engaged in
the mission work for the Volunteers
OF America. They are leaving the
town and viii locate in Ringwood.
Okla. small town twenty miles west
OF Enid after June first
The household goods Of the Man.
nings was sent 10 the new location
today. During the summer Mr. and
Mrs Manning expect to engage in
evangelistie work over the state. They
have accomplished much good in this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10
LUTHERAN MISSION CHURCH.

Services in church 6i9 Iowa avenue,
A T. Kreyling pastor Phone la3
Residence 1923 Colorado avenue.
sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Morning service at 1900 a. m.
German service al $500 p. m.
Evening service at Norge 500 p. "a.
Ash Wednesday service 1880 p. m.
All children are invited 10 our Sun.
day school
German speaking people. Lutherans
or mol. are invited to the afternoon
service. On Wednesday evening the
pastor win begin a series OF sermons
relating to the possession OF our Lord
Jesus Christ, to continue until Maun.
dy Thursday
The public Is welcome.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-02-10

B. Hirschfeld. the first woman ap
pointed. probably will be chief deru
ty. The others are: Mrs. Lucille Van
Ness, Mrs. L. N. Nonaldson, Mrs H.
S. Golden. Mrs. Mary A. Weleh, Mrs.
Emma Mcclellan and Mrs NJ G.
Plough