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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
HEACOCK'S
DAILY MAIL IS
VERY HEAVY
As Result of Story Published
IN Evening Herald. Attor.
ney Is Besieged With Let.
tiers from Contractors and
Manufacturers.

The Evening U,.u - uur coz tho
nest Hu''ri.fiug mvuIUm- iu th. conn
lh. declared Iudt. 49, a. Ueatu,k
to-day ms Doe exhibited 900 drmful OF
l'ti'r@ which bee tfas carving over TO
lHr commercial club FL. u1nd CO. Tom
Ntf Ion, secretary OF Iuu commercial
,lln. The letters u,I, addressed 10
Judge HracocE by contractors aud
m uuh.turcrs Uf uf a-srs and drs-
'iiuious. rom 90" sections az tho
country aud offered f. SEN him every
ming from tou-ppun. nail tp "a loco
motive, ana Goo undertake 90 contract
Tor everything from furnishing sub-
foreman tu building 900 electric or
steam railroad. IN. I,ug, uf letters
received b.. the Wue, are the rsult
ui 1000 lntgEt pHll.s.'u BOO th, Even
ing Herald several week. ago. soon af-
ter bis return rom -Iu Juan county
Sew Mexico lu tht Interview Judg"
lrH.u.k said That There IVES yousid-
cradle uIN loo Pennington and other
towns about buildtlir Hu electric line
ir Albuquerque. lncid,utnIE tie Judge
-1N, his approval OF 'hr idea EVE
Identity believing thui Judge licHyo,s y
Nts one uf the promoter of the proc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08

iro, arrived Ice Albuquerque last
night and lcft this nofuing Tor Santa
Fc Go attend the stale COM cntlon
Miss Blanche Svusor of sos south
seventh street has Irt Tor e visit OF
several weeks with relatives IN Dccu-
sur ll Miss SWug,r expects 20 Sc.
iurn about september
i u. Allison. forest examiner. aud
a. %. Hamilton, Topographic dtaughts
man Of the local offices OF the United
states Forest scr,iD. Iru this morn
lnE for % several d1N stay in santa
Fp
Mrs Frank "a strong and baby
l'u This morning tor go Fucrtr. near
Wnirous. to i"in Mr strong who re-
Gently purchased th. Muuby ranch.
one of the best properties ut It's kind
Boo Mora county. Th, strougs viii
max, their home 900 The ranch in
definitely
" u. Bowman htuk,r. a. %. Holt.
attorney and ~. g. Foster ncwspn
per man, uil og ias cruces. we're In
Albuquerque This morning ru route to
SANTA fc. where Tho. Nill attend the
meeting oi the stat. Hrpublican cen
iiai committee which tIl dN the time
Jud place Tor the state convention.
Mt Foster holds proxy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08

down into the sand 'rhH acted as
an anchor ana undoubtedly saved our
lives as the top was on and the side
curtains down aud IL the ear hhHd
ucrn thrown even on la slide ln that
nv" feet or more of water We should
all nave been drowned before there
VAS ghost of q show a. get out a.
anyone deserves e Carnegie hero
medal h be- George Ellis. who Wadcd
out into that torrent NJ the imminent
risk at being bowlod over by living
boulder aud drowned. and rescued us
Nith The aid of the rope that was
hanging a. our car pulling the Num-
eu and children ont through that ter
rihc current which carried before 10
bOuldera us bis as 'nsn a.
The metal guards slbng taUh sIds
ui the car are torn Uld fNisted 81
the force of the current and neat
pebble finish was put ON tir slides ana
doors ~ the gravel and rocks carried
ny ms water
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08

farewell reception held ir the church
uarlurs some two hundred people
attended tno reception which Was de-
ughuully Informal a half dozen min
listers ui tuu city were present ANA exc
pressed their appreciation uf th, vale
liable Work done by Mn Huuyiu and
les wife while BOZ Albuquerque aud of
tl, general regret because ut thois
departure pu behalf OF the BOYS
and Girls DIuus cot iur pJuryh, Miss
Amy rtHsmorr presented Geo Mr. and
Mrs RuulWu De- l.rgc and handsomely
woven NU,HIu blanket Miss Pass
muros presentation speech was q
clever effort aud the words she spoke
NIil long by remembered by co., run
vans Following the presentation 90
She farewell token Mt Ruuyuu reese
ruudcd irr'ugir .tiuI which rrfrvsu-
W,uts were served THE EuUyau-
leave soon tor NrRtuu. but WiU stop
q week. ON their Way Nitu thr yoopors,
Who are spending the summer near
CuVlos, con the upper povus. Rev
Mr Runyau viii bc succeeded Boo Ale
hugucruur uH pastor of the baptist
church by Res. q. " Lunslrlluw. OF
RusHrll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08

Fr, where hD Win confer WITH political
leaders and attend to business allalra.
J. a. DEiclN of the occidental
Lille Insurance cuupauN speut today
in tcrrillus.
Howard f. Weiss of tho United
States forest service arrived last
night from Madison Wis
Gcorg, O.. CoVhcrd superintendent
OF signals tur tho santa BE-. arrived
last night from lm JuutH. Colo.
Harvey j Moore. agent for tho
SAINTS Fr 80 WINSTON, reformed last
night from % visit u the east and
lraye, uggh for homr
Archdcdcou W E Warren a. tho
- Johnr Episcopal church loit this
morning Tor Sauta It uh,r, hv win
remain today uu rDDloslastleW alairH
Mrs e. SHUTTER OF Clavis presi-
dent 90 "a, a. g.. o.. L.. in Sew MoA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08

We got into that arroyo lust at the
psychological moment said Dr WI
der this morning
"li Ve had been one minute sooner
We would nave crossed iu safety. and
had Sc been one minute later We
should not has. attempted TO- Tie
str". m looked no more dangerous
than several Rc had already crossed
WI'u We reached tho middle. how
over, the crest ~ wall Of WatrrI
moving with great sNiftncss, caught
the car ana turning 10 clear abound
carried it TOO feet down tho arroyo
Ike a chin Then % whirlrd the car
around again. heading upstream, and
CO., force ut the current raised the
front ui the machine four feet in the
air. bringing an the weight 1u ono
wheel which broke ana let the axle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08

posed electric limo. contractors and
supply BONUSES 1raiu oombarding him
with I,ttrrF Offering 90 build the line
"r promote % ur supply the equipment
ANA material '1r such road
. stIl b"u,t, DO great proposition
ip build ihis electric line to Farming
t"u tIid luds, HcAcuck, nut do
Hupu thH uhr., upuple Alli stop Nfli-
lus Q" Wr about No. I'm going t0 turn
% the letters over to NJ NaNlon. ut
the Commercial Hub AND tv can re-
ulN tu them n BE-. Wishes 90 do so
haven't umt.
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The SWEETEST tuTnous and cabs In
the city are at Trimbles. ia North
Second street. Phone 3.
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WILDER AUTO GETS
BACK UNDER ITS
OWN POWER
Machine Badly Battered by
Strenuous Experience Of
Being Buried and Resur-
rected in Arroyo Near AL
godones.

L"UNing considerably battered as
TIE result OF being buried under wa
ter. sand ana bouldcrs Ia IL dig ar
reyu near Aln0dones the NJ H. WI
der Ford automobile from which three
women and two children were rescued
Just un the nick ~ time during the
Hood last sunday. which caught a
number uf local machines. was driven
into the city Yesterday undcr IT, own
power and after thorough overhaul
INK at the garage this morning nov
looks about as good az new and runs
Bs well as ever. 10 Was about the
seNrycst test ever given au automobile.
u required over q dozen men. armed
with picks. shoycls and crowbara 10
rcsurrcct the machine from the bed
of the arroyo and get IL up on the
road. after which more than days
time was consumed la cleaning the
sand out of H. The auto Vas level
full of sand ana bOulders 90 the top
OF the doors Under the hood the en-.
giuv was enclosed Coz solid block OF
sand ana grlvcl Nhleli got into every
rrcvicc, 30 that the engine had To be
taken completely apart and washed
carefully with coal OH The level OF
tie water was shown hN on" OF the
side lamps tu .ruut. which had an
inch of mud around the Wick inside
The glass. one rear WI,vl was snap
pea into fragments ami there were
two inches OF mud covering the top
90 The car Suud and rocks we're
Neugcd go tightly into ever, part OF
the running gear that 10 took long
ana arduouS labor Co get the machin-
cry cleared.
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The Weather

Forecast. Generally fair BOO
south PORTION showers 900 north
portion tonight or Friday
Local weather report Tor %
hours Guiding ut e.. No.. August
So Mayimum temperature Ha
degrees minimum. 60. range
40, at %. W. %, southwest
winds clear.
ro,lay's Calendar.
Special meeting ui city .uuu-
,il tonight
Rio Grandc chapter %, a ~.
meets at %. u.
Special meeting of Moose
Lodge tonight
Womau's Catholic order of
Furcsivrs meets tonight 90 A..
-Ts getting ALONG towards
the season Nhcu Nlhu.
Qucruur is about the best
pb,.u Zoo live BOO sou cam
lind any who're Uu enc
- round glubp. IhDrwuW
rtrr went down last
night tu fortN-uin, degrees aud
even the Wt men were glad Goo
use blanket From now uu
Go christmas ur t month after
ward is the time tu boost th"
finest climate known tu the hu.
man race. \ud lui 400 tH, rest
of IN" year its as good uH Hu
reasonable man could ask Fol.
low got back from Washington.
u g.. tho other duy tuI nearly
knocked u lorlI kuu.h "r over
because he kitkcd pn tur Alnu.
uucrpup weather compared
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Bobbcr Co. Opticians Phone COS.
Dr W s. Macbeth. dentist -s-2'
Grant building.
charles " wood s Boo th, city to-
day from Santa Fu.
Mrs. put Ross lrlt today for Santa
Ne tu attend "a, state convention ui
the ". e. y a.
O. V. Huuluu tie INSPECTOR tor tho
Santa Fc arrived last night from
Domingo.
Richard Dunn merchant OF ruscun.
y. 81. b. loo She city today on bust
ness affairs
T. \ uubb,u lru today for Santa
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$50. 900. 90 tn loan ON city renl
estate, iti sums "a suit, 7 and \ par
cent. \. MuntONa, t0h y. Jrd.
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The Bride

WIN find not only the rlilE Iuis pain
hoop uf guld) that II 10 unite ner In
separately, "lct ~ hope Nth the
man Ala" adurcs, hut also those other
useful and natiy thinRs that go a.
make up the mndcrn hUmr. our
splendid, well sric'ted STOCK uf MA
MONDs. WATCHES. JIsW ELitN,
SILVERWARE. CCT GLASS. etc,
make II easy for the brides friends
% select those mcmeniOs of frien'
ship which all are 50 willing e. give
~ this particular milestone ON ufc's
Journey
We have been with lou 80 long that
there Il mo- need 10 tell sou tuat the
word ~ EVEUrrr about snN article
II our bond. and our cndcRVor u 4"
De PURE GOLD. 80 carat, through
and through.
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Original Johnson Flynn
fight pictures and vaudeville,
Airdome tonight, Admission
25 cents.

Jana . Bread L. Sea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-08
RUNYANS RECEIVE
NAVAJO BLANKET
At RECEPTION
Retiring Pastor of Baptist
Church ana HIS Wife Guests
of Honor at Farewell Last
Night.

i,rt Jesse J Uuryan, pastor u0 lUo
Baptist church in Albuquerque for me
i'st $50 years aud who recently zee
signed Zoo accept ,au BOO N,Ntuu,
kas. HaH tuc guest uf honor last
night together Vttn Ma Huuyau "a O.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-26
At
Central UNION
ARE RESUMED

All lovers OF good music will be
pleased to hear that the monthly Sum
day Evening Sacred Musicales at Gen
trail Union Church, which last year
proved so popular. are again TO be re-
sumed The first of these musiealesi
is to be given Sunday evening. at -
regular church service hour, 7:3O p. M.
g Mr.. A. B. ingalls,, Director or the
Chorus Choir. has arranger an at
tractive program WHICH includes TIE
following numbers:
Organ Prelude Procession Of the
ndlnlSteT ...,..+=......s. wagner
..-5s Mr.. Arthur B. Ingalls,.
Quartet-'tEvening Shadows ;. Hiles.
Miss Collais, Mrs. Weight, Mr.. wall
Mr.. Brown.
Double Quartet-"Arise! Shine" B
ss...s.... .-s..... .,...-... BUCK
Solo-"How Lovely Are. Thy Dwell
. lHSo =. I1Iuule
George A. Andruf. . -
Offertory Solo-.'O had I JubaI's i
Lyre!" .0ratorio or Joshua Handel
Mis- Colials.
Anthem-"God hath Appointed q
Organ Postiude Grand Chorus
q 3
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Executive Committee Meets
and Special Committees
Are Named

The newly organized executive COM
mittee of the Men and Religion For
ward Movement met at the Uniger-
sity Club yesterday noon for the pur.
pose of appointing various chairTnen
of committees for work in the COM
ing campaign. Harry N. Holmes, sad-
vance man for the Smith Robins tour,
spoke a few words of appreciation on
the splendid cordiality with which he
had been received by the citizens of
Honolulu, and the committee voted its
great appreciation of Mr.. Holmes
splendid leadership in helping Hawaii
prepare for the coming of this great
movement ~, s.s
The committees were organized as
follows: L. Tenney Peck, chairman of
the committee of one hundred; F. G..
Atherton, yice-chairman of the com
nittee OF one hundred and chairman
of the executive committee; John
Guild, treasurer; A. A. Ebersole, rec
.ording secretary; and Paul Super, ex-
ecutiye secretary. The chairmen of
committees were appointed as fol-
lows: W. A. Bowen, of the committee
on special functions; ]. r. Gait, of
the committee and institution on so
cial service and boys work; Rev. r.
f. Smith, of the committee and insti-
tuition on evangelism and Bible study;
A. F. Griffiths, of the committee on
publicity; w. G. Hall, of the commit
tee on community extension; DR.. j..
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SUNDAY MORNING BIBLE
CLASS NEARS 100 MARX

The Lecture Room of the KiIohana
Art League furnishes quite an ideai
meeting place for large Bible Glass
such as .the Sunday morning Class
which Mr. Ebersole, Associate PaisJr
of Central Union Church, is eonduct-
ing there each Sunday morning from
ten to eleven O'Clock. Z Sixty-fiye young
men and young women were present
at the opening class last Sunday
morning, and enough more have al
ready enrolled or expressed their in
tention of enrolling to bring the at
tendance we'll up to the one-hundred
mark. Two large committees, one OF
young men and another of young wo-
men, are endeayoring to enroll all the
young people who are not already
members of some other church A
most cordial invitation is again ex-
tended to all the young men and
young women of the city.
The introductory lectures which Mr..
Ebersole is giving for the first few
Sundays are of peculiar value to- all
who care to be informed on the origin
and history Of the New Testament rec
ofds. Tomorrow morning be viii pre-
sent in diagram the story or how
these records have come down to us
ircluding the study of the various ex-
listing manuscripts and the different
versions through which they have had
to pass before being edited in their
present form.
The class meets promptly at 10
Q clock and dismisses in time for the
morning church services.
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his subject Choosing HUSBAND
Don't forget the sEpworth League
service at $3.50 p, M. We can assure
YOU a very pheasant hour at this
meeting. Al prominent speaker will
be in the chair. ~ : F
Ours is peoples church People
from every walk of life will find a
cordial welcome awaiting them at all
our services. You will find here a
beautiful, well-ventilated church
building, a homelike atmosphere, good
music by a chorus choir, evangelical
preaching and inspiring and helpful
devotional services. Tourists and set
tiers, strangers and the well knowns,
malihinis and kamaainas, are all alike
urgently invited to enjoy all the priv
ileges of the church.
Come thou with sus and we will do
thee good. 49, -. F..
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.HOME OF TRUTH" NEW
80 THOUGHTl.

Christian healing and Teaching.
122O Kapiclani street, near Beretania
avenue.
Sunday service-11 a. H., subject,
The Boyhood and Manhood of Jesus
Christ"
Thursdays p. m. A new course of
advanced lessons on "The Science of
Life" Second lesson; subject, "Trin-
ity and Unity" These lessons are
open to all who wish to hear them.
A metaphysical library and free
reading room are connected with the
Home, to which we welcome all visit
ors and Investigators of the New
Thought. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
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METHODIST CHURCH.

First Methodist Church, corner Ber-
etania and Victoria. r. Elmer Smith,
Pastor. Telephone 1858. Parsonage
adjoins church. The pastor may usu-
ally be found forenoons in the study
at the church.
The regular services of the church
are as follows:
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Mems Bible Glass at 1915 a. m.
Preaching Service at IL a. m.
Epworth League Service at $50
p, m.
Prayer. Meeting Wednesday at 1880
p. m. @~ -
The Mems Bible Class cordially in
vites all men to come and enjoy a
pleasant hour with them under the
leadership of Judge Quarles.
The Pastor will speak at both serv-
ices in the evening. He will takerfor
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NEWCOMERS CLUE TO -.
HAVE TIMELY TOPIC

The Newcomers Club, which meets
every Sunday afternoon at the Y M.
C. A. always takes up timely topics
under the general heading "The Prin-
ciples of Jesus" The discussion for
tomorrow afternoon will be on mod
ern topic. the subject being Jesus and
Politics" ~ #5
Some of the questions which will
be asked are. What Was Jesus Poll
teal Status?": Was He Political
Reformerp'':: Ibid He Violate Any
Laws?"; Does He Sanction the Vio-
lation of Laws?"; What Are Chris
tian's Political Duties?"; Can a
Christian Vote a Straight Ticket
and Would Jesus Vote for Men or
Principals?"
There is sure to be a lively, discus
sion, as these are questions on which
twenty men will have twenty different
opinions varying from an emphatic
mo" to an equally decided "yes."
Anderson's orchestra will play in
the lobby from four until four forty
five, rendering the following program:
...... Cubic
2-Violin solo, "Serenata Moskow-
SKI
G. Domingo
3-ll TroVatOre .............. Ferdl
4-'Cello solo, Still Vie de Nacht"
Frank H. Anderson
j-Tannhauser (grand march, -.
............. wagner
South Medley. Anderson
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SERVICES
CENTRAL UslON CHURCB.

Rev. Doremus Scudder, d. D., Min
lister; Rev. Amos Al Ebersole. Asso-
ciate Minister.
$50 a. m.-Bible School Mr.. Will
liam A.. Bowen, superintendent.
} 10 a. Sunday Morning Bible
Glass for Young Men and Young Wo-
men, conducted by the Associate Min
lister, in kilohana Art League lecture
room.
/ IL q. m.-Morning Worship. Ser
mon by the Minister, The Law of En-
during Being"
$3.50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor
meeting. What Is My Work in This
Church During the Next Few Months? ?"
In charge OF DIR. Sender.
7:30 p nl.-Evening Service. Sac
red musicale.
A most cordial invitation is extend
ed to all visitors and strangers in the
city to attend the services on Sunday
at Central Union Church. =. /. =
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6-Sunny South Medley. Anderson
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organizing NOW FOR men And
RELIGION FORWARD MOVEMENT

w. Wadman, of the committee on aux
mittee on other Rationalities. ~
Alter preliminary statement by L.
Tenney Peck on the purpose of the
gathering, Mr. Holmes spoke some
what in detail on the men and Reli-
gion Movement. After this, Paul SUI
per presented program for the eight
day visit of Messrs Smith and Robins,
planning the details of the visit and
the various meetings. This was adopt
ed with the understanding that 1t is
to be referred to the two men COM
posing the team for their suggestions
to the local committee for develop
ment and elaboration.
s 1t was moved, seconded, and pass
ed that the various chairmen conf
plete their committees in consulta-
tion with the pastors of the churches
and the officers Of the movement and
submit a list to the general chairman,
Mr.. Peck, for ratification and appoint
ment. It was voted on that upon the
completion of this committee Of one
hundred the members be invited to
attend dinner to be given during
the latter part of November. At this
dinner the various committees viii
present the outline of their plans. The
arrangements for this dinner were
left to w. A. Bowen, chairman of the
committee Of special functions. 81,
During the meeting questions as to
the financing of the campaign were
raised The consensus of opinion was
that the movement be underwritten
by private subscriptions and that no
collections be taken during the cam
Daign. = E.. - '..&% - r..
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The Archduchess Maria de los Do
Iores of Austria has been committed
to sanitarium for the ak-minded
at Berlin because she has fallen in
love with a married man, young
cavalry officer, much below her in
rank,
Teheran, the Persian capital, is
menaced by 500 horsemen under com
mand of Salar Ed Dowleh, the rebel
lious uncle Of the reigning Shah.
President Taft is contemplating a
trip to Panama to inspect the canal.
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ADDRESS ON TUBERCULOSIS.

Tomorrow being the fourth Sunday
of the. month, the morning service at
Kaumakapili church will be in Eng
lish. Mr. James A. Rath of Palama
Settlement will address the congrega-
ton on the vital question of "Tuber
culosis." Everybody is cordially in
vited, and a large congregation is ex-
pected The service is at II O'Clock.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
~ SCIENTIST. [ssPz, l..' =

Sunday services Sunday school at
9:45 a. m. for young people under
twenty years; Lesson sermon at II a.
M, subject Probation After Death
Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings at 8 O'Clock. ~, -.
All services are held in the Odd
Fellows building. Fort street, where
also a free reading-room is open to
the public daily from II a. N. to 1
p. nj.
= All are cordially invited.
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FAVOR MRS, Il. E. wltEy.
Friends Urge Her Appointment 4
Board OF Education. ; ID


Friends of Mrs Harvey e. Wiley
wife of Dr. Harvey E. Wiley, former
head of the bureau of chemistry, De-
partment of Agriculture, are urging
her appointment to the board of edE-
cation of this city. Two vacancies
exist on the board at present, owing
to the fact that Miss Mabel Boari-
man and William l.. Houston, who
were appointed in the summer to fill
vacancies caused by designations, de
clined to serve. ra4%S f-&sss-
DR. John r. Francis and George
Collins are being advocated in some
quarters for the position left vacant
by Mrs. Houston. The two vacancies
will be filled in October, when The
Supreme Court of the District meets.
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Mr.. Arthur b. ingalls,,

Mr.. Arthur B. ingalls,.
The double quartet which has. teen
recently reorgahized is made up Of The
following well known singers:
Sopranos Edith Rosslyn Col
lais, Miss Ethel NJ Damons
Altos AIRS. Charles S. Weight, Mrs
Chester j. Rum. q
Tenors Mr.. Arthur F. Wall, Mr.. J.
a Hill, = !. So
Basses Mr.. George A. Brown, Mr..
Clifton Tracy, .....,4. - 49,
Mr.. George A. Andrus, Director oil
Music at Kamehameha Manual School,
will be heard for the first time BY a
Central Union audience in alsolo. Mr..
Andrus is a graduate of the Conser-
yatory of Music at Oberlin, Ohio, ana
possesses a tenor voice of rare sweet
ness. 80
The concerts are open to the ger
eral public. So little opportunity
comes to the people Of Honolulu to
lear the best sacred music that Cen
trail Union Church desires that all
should share the delights of these
niusicales.