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Evening journal., 1913-10-17
Antique Furniture Sale

FOR sALE--A REPRESENTATIVE LOT
OF BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE PIECES. CON
SISTING or THE FOLLOWING: TWO
HANDSOME EMPIRE BUREAUS WITH
CLAW FEET, FULL, ROUND COLUMNS
AND SWELL FRONT TOP DRAWERS; 8
VERY PRETTY MAHOGANY HIGH POST
BEDSTEADS 1 HIGH BOY WITH BEAU
TIFUL CARVED CLAW FEET; 1 Low
BOY WITH CLAW FEET; 2 HIGH
CHESTS OF DRAWERS; I VERY HAND
SOME cLAw.FOOT CARD TABLE: 3
PRETTILY DESIGNED SOFAS; 8 SLIP
SEAT CHAIRS; A LARGE VARIETY or
COMFORTABLE MAHOGANY ROCKERS,
sOefE UPHOLSTERED OTHERS WITH
RUSH SEAT: MORE THAN DOZEN
HICKORY KITCHEN CHAIRS; MUM,
JER OF GOOD OIL PAINTINGS; A FEW
MAHOGANY FRAMED MTRRORSt ]
SERVING TABLE AND a VARIETY oB
OTHERS, SUCH AS THE INLAID.
SQUARE TABLES. SMALL TEA TABLEs'
ckRvED AND INLAID LEG DROP LEAF
TABLES, SMALL SIDE AND HALL
TABLES OLD BRASSES, PEWTER
PIECES. CUT GLASS AND HISTORIC
CHINA.
MCMAHON Bros,
AT s. ". CORNER
Third and orange OHly
BOTH PHONES.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
.OSlo

1912, 80" 4-eyiinoer LcCOMO-
BILE, 5 passenger Touring car.
Painted dark green, with white
stripe. Perfect equipment. This car
IS rebuilt and guaranteed. A very
satisfactory and economical model.
Original price, $500. Guaranteed
price, sl,05o
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
Used Cars al
Attractive Prices

1912, "6-4s" LOCOM0BILE, Z pas
senger Touring car. Painted dark
blue with light blue stripping. Fully
equipped, rebuilt and guaranteed th"
same as new Locomobile. lmme-
date delivery. Original cost, $1,000
Guaranteed price, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
rRIBuTF To BISHOP TUTTLE.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE movement
~ bring the next triennial convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church to
81 Louis was launched by friends OF
Rishon Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, of the
diocese of Missouri, who is the pre-
siainr bishop of the church. The hold
inc of the next convention here was
SUGGESTED as fitting tribute 70 the
Bishop. who three years hence wiii eeie'
brate his golden jubilee IN the epis
ropate.
A fund to guarantee the expenses OF
the convention has been pledged by
Episcopal laymen of st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
PRAYER BOOK
CHANGE IS UP
P. E. House Of Deputies
Would Make TwO-ThirdS
Vote Necessary
ELECTIVE BISHOP PLAN
FAILS OF APPROVAL

NEW YORK. Oct. l7--An amendment
to the constitution making il impossible
to change the title page Of the prayer
book or otherwise revise it without a
two-thirds vote OF both the House OF
Deputies and the House OF Bishops was
overwhelmingly adopted yesterday by
the House of Deputies of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, in triennial conven-
tion here The House OF Bishops must
concur before the amendment becomes
effective
Important action by the House Of
Bishops, which was taken and an.
nounced. negatives the proposal indorsed
bv the House OF Deputies TO make the
presiding bishop Of the church elective.
Seniority OF conservation now decides
the choice.
The House OF Bishops meets in secret
session. and only tile bare announce
ment was made that it had voted down
the plan for an elective presiding bishop
after an extended debate. Candidates
TO fiji five vacancies in the episcopate
caused By the resignation Of four bish'
OBS and the death Of another, we're e
! have been considered by the bishops
Yesterday afternoon, but the length,
] discussion over the elective presiding
bishop matter caused consideration o
nominations for the vacancies to go oNe
until today.
The debate in the House Of Deputie
over the constitutional amendment
affecting PRAYER book revision was ex
tended and spirited The amendmen
was offered BY the Rev Dr. William !
Manning. rector Of Trinity Church. New
York. who was the High Church part.
candidate for presiding officer OF IN
IDENTITIES. While efforts we're Innde q
keen out Of the debate any direct re
ference to the proposal TO change tn
name Of the church from Protestan
Episcopal to American Catholic, Di
Manning. who spoke at length on HI
amendment, plunged directly into tina
phase of the matter and afterwar
president Mann declined to rule out 9
order deputies who undertook to answe
Dr. Manning's arguments. The amenC
! ment was voted upon by dioceses an
| was carried as follows
Clerical vote for, as; against, 10 "a
divided s. Lay vote for, So; agains
s. "a; divided, 3.
81. LOUIS was SeieSeou
for the 1916 convention, after It hu
been recommended by the commits
having the matter in charge The COZ
vention will open the second Wedne
day in October.
The House Of Deputies decided thu
the church should extend its misslonaI
work hereafter TO immigrants and the
children. Several of the leaders chara
erized this action as the create
advance the church had ever made =
ward a broad realization of its mlssio
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
RARR.s sATURDAY -CANDY.

A Package Candy, clean candy,
a Saturday Special Candy, 29c ID.
Only at Danforth's Drug Store, Mar
ket and Second streets. The Rexall
Store.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17

HEPTAsoPHs TO ATTEND SERVICES
Members OF the Heptasophs, or Seven
Wise Men. will attend divine. services at
Madely NJ f. Church next Sunday
morning The Heptasophs viii meet at
the hall at o.45 o'clock and attend in
body.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17

1911, "sO,g 4-cylinder LoCOMO-
BILE CHASSIS, shaft driven. Just
the proposition for commercial work.
IT is made 10 stand hard usage at a
small up-keop cost. Immediate de-
livery. Let us show you this. Or
iginal price, $500. our price, $500.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17

1911, "e-4s," passenger LoCoMo-
BILE Touring car. Fully equipped
Not rebuilt but in the best of con-
dition mechanically and looks well.
Good tires. Immediate delivery.
Special price, 81 $50.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17

1912, NATIONAL. 40 II. p, 5 pas
senger car. If you are looking for an
nll-ornund good powerful satisfact-
tory car, investigate this bargain.
The whole equipments is perfect. Or
iginal cost, $4,000. Our price, $1,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
STATE ENGINEER IN
CONFERENCE ABOUT
D0NA ANA ROADS

Las Cruces y. NJ. April 2S--
State Ensinccr French. with his as
sistnnts. Messrs Johnson and Evans.
arrived Friday morning from santa
We hy automobile ThcY came 20 So-
zorro with Governor Mcdonald. who
stopped there and continued To the
Elephant Butte dam ana thence via
the ORGAN road to Las Cruces and
on 90 Mcsilln Park. where they were
In consultation with Messrs Gillian
ana Lester OF tho county road board.
Nr French was warm In praise Of
the new road 10 Organ ana considers
u good lob 10 be done Within the
loon apporiionea Co g. The arroyo
nn this road viii De couCrctcd inn
ncdintely The matter Of the Ca
WAS gone into aud u ie intended to
will bee put out after another confer
engo with Mr.. French The Snnta
he officials also conferred with SUI
perutcndrnt J.. NJ. Lawson Of the
reclamation service WORKING toward "a
government appropriation for tho
Canine Real where "a s ~ usr to the
reclamation service from Anthony to
the north edge OF this county. and
In securing the service OF the recla-
nation people in the building 81 the
road The part went down 10 An
thouy 90 View the bridges az Mesquite
and Anthony and VIII go ON 90 ~
ters again here with the county
beard. state Engineer French has
also promised 10 aid in river protec-
ton work al the south end OF the
county. which viii be- good news TO
the people projected,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
Big Section of Country North
Of Albuquerque, Held for
Many Years in Idleness,
May Be Cultivated.
ACREAGE NOW BEING
SURVEYED AND PLATED
Owners Of Property Have En-
tered Into Negotiations for
Transfer for Term of Years !;
Deal May Be Closed.

hig boost Cor Albuquerque com.
ing from an unexpected source. ls tho
announcement made to-day that .c.
Entiations arr nuw under way be-
tween Interested parties and the sam
diu Indians. with "a view TO throwing
open for cultivation large area OF
fine farming land. owned by The san-
dias between Albuquerque and Berna
lilo. aud which has for years hahn
idle
The Sandia Indians for years have
consistently RETAINED from working
the land. deriving no revenue what
ever from b.. and they have ~ con-
sistently refused So lease u o. those
who would cultivate A.
Recently, however the Indians have
come Co the realization that the land
b. doing them NO good and bringing
them no financial returns. aud that
perhaps after au. % would bee wise io
lease h To responsible citizens who
would guarantee them certain and
stipulated income each year.
The large truCt of land b. now being
surveyed and plated aud there is
reason to believe that arrangements
may be made whereby tho Indians
win permit farmers Co come in ana
work the land.
The land is reported by those who
have examined b Co bo fine valley
land. especially adapted Tor truck
gardening ana the raising of fruit
Provided the Slndm land could be
placed under cultivation. one of Al
huquerquc's dreams would be realized
that of getting under cultivation
near the city a large tract of liant
which would Immediately produce
quantities OF produce.
IN the event the land rs leased for
settlement. efforts viii bc made 90
have II leased 60 experienced farmers
who are willing to 20 ~ on the plan
seriously. FOR a long term of yeH'q.
and bring the various tracts nppor-
toned OF to them. Co the highest
state Of cultivation.
Announcement of. tho culmin0tion
80 the negotiations viii hc awaited
with the greatest interest la Nlhu
quctquc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
A Staple Medicine
For All Families
From Infancy to Old Age a
Reliable Family Laxative
Is Most Needed---Try
This One

u IL lnconccivnhlc in this day 81
general Intelligence that any family
would be- without "A simple remedy Tor
the minor us az ife Tor often by Civ
ug such remedy ln time serious
disease can be- frustrated and life
saved
For example. " nj the first sign OF
a cold simple invntiye-tunic like Dr.
thldwolls syrup icpsin were given
the beginning uf serious lung uffcc-
ton or Typhoid fever might be-
avoided. And also Ia headaches. ncf.
Nousncag. etc, q small dose of this
remedy would relieve the congestion
and replace distress with comfort.
Mothers give 10 Co tiny Infants and
mile children, and grown people take
II with equally good effect
hOusnuds Of good American homes
are never without 10. among thcm the
home of Dr Geo. r. Hun, Prop HUI
Drug Co.. pruc. OKLA Or Hun has
for uumnor of years recommended
DR. CaldWclrs syrup pcpsln IN hts
practice ana writes that for stomach
ana bowel disorders worms Ia chill
drou ana a genufaf lHyutiHe-tonic 10
hnH no equal syrup Pepsin saves tho
health ni the famiis. ana 70 saves doe
tors bills. " is n guaranteed cure FOR
any form of stomach. liver and bowel
trouble. constipation. indigestion. bill
lousuoss. gas on the stomach. etc.
Have no hesitaucy about Swing IL to
amy member Of the family, however
young or old. for 10 r"nieius nothing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
TUCUMCARI WILL
GET BIG SHOPS,
BELIEVED
Trouble Between Ell Paso and
Southwestern and Govern
ment over Water Rights
May Benefit Quay County.

Tucumcari. y. NJ. April gS.-It Is
hdfd 90 keep "a good town down and
TucumcarI boosters are now confident
Isl luuking forward go securing big
shops from the El Pasn aud south
western railway system as the result
of "a peculiar combination eft circum-
stances
Tho federal government during the
,hst week is said 90 have denied the
rights of that system Co the water nov
piped from the Bouitu canyon of the
1Hpitun mountains which supplies the
railway FOR over two hundred miles
from Pasture 90 Newman On Us lines.
suit to retain tho rights was begun the
rast week Ia the federal court az Ala
monordo by the railway company ~
is said that the national government
VIII in an probability. take from the
railway company the water right and
Ia this event TurumCar must ~ me-
tcfSitN become the water supply CEN
ter this being almost the only point
from which sufficient water MAY be-
obtained for the road.
For several months the railway
company has hccn engaged here in tho
sinking of deep wells and one of the
proposed ten wells is uuN ABOUT CONF
pietod depth of over seven hundred
feet having been reached. % is said
iuat work win continue uu tho other
ton until sufNclcncN oi water tor any
emergency has been obtained. For "a
long time ii has been known that the
railway company contemplated snme-
thing big for Tucumuari ana 30 now
seems thai Nh.r. haH been method ma
their madness
Along the same line. o. Inay be- said
thar abe scneral railway agent for this
section of tho southwest Mr. !. L.
Johnson, representing the Rock Island
sFFtom. who has made &c least Two
visits 90 this ,ib Within the past two
weeks has made public the fact that
his road H. anxious aud ready 10 put
rucumcari on the map % she will only
ask for what She wants Re declares
that this b. considered hN his company
one of the best points along the line
for local iobbers, and that the railway
stands ready To make "a freight rate FOR
this point which viii give Tucumcari
competitive equality or even superior
ty TO any town In this section of the
country.
u was only last week that "a similar
statement of conditions was made hy
~ local superintendent oi the south
western. NJ T.. &. Morris who said
thut the obtaining Of "a new union sta
ton for this city rested only with the
people who should let the railway
company know officially that new
station was wanted here According
to him 10 seemed GO he another case Of
one being helped who helped himself.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
DEFINING HARVEY HOUSE
TO BE REM0DELLED
TO SUPPLY DEMAND

peming. ~ ~. April 2S-E Elmer
Evans of Abbott, y. NJ. arrived here
last week, and has bought a farm In
the valley. he drove overland. bring
ing ten head OF horses and span OF
mules, Ills family consists oi his wife
and three children.
A. J Burk expert demonstrators for
Fairbanks Morse Coz viii he here be-
fore month, demonstrating the so
so tractor which has been shipped
here Two more of these tractors
are now on the road for Deming.
Dr ". &. Hoffman left Yesterday
FOR Kansas City To- attend the meet
ing ot the National old Trails assoc
citation at that place. he win go
from there 90 visit his mother IN
Iowa. lie VIII return here in ten
days
y. G. Peterson has received three
ear loads OF farm implements aud
fencing material in the last two days
Plans are now prepared for the re-
modelling of the local Harvey house.
The fact that the Harvey house ii
Deming has been turning away trade
nearly every day for the last three
months for lack OF accommodations
Is responsible FOR the enlargement ct
the building The plans contemplate
fAifNNiNk Nnf Fiff AAlhN lNtiifl7 WV htf ~
present waiting rooms and telegraph
offices and cuuippiug the same Win
stream heat
The Homsplnt company has lo, %
contract for Erubhing four hundred
acres from mile and MALI to three
miles south Of town. The company
has received its first car of lumber
and car Of cement and plaster came
in today Tho plan Go develop tWeue
ty-fiVc acre tracts is thus already on
foot 4 four or five room cottage
Will hc constructed on each tract
each tract viii Ice fenced and equip
ped with an electric pumping pl1nt
reservoir. elevated tanks for water
for domestic nsc--in short the cons
pany intends tn prepare each tract
Tor The buyer so that ne can step
right into Il and make IL productive
from the start Weaver a Son. wen
drilors. start the first we'll tomor-
row. aud win continue until ail the
twenty-five wells are completed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
SEVENTEEN CRIMINAL
CASES ON THE DOCKET
IN MORA COUNTY

Las Vegas, y NJ. Apru 2S-The
April term of the district court for
Mora county opened iu Mora ycstcr-
day mnrniug considerable business
ls on the criminal and ciyli dockcts
and ii iR expected the session VIII he
"a busy one. Ia accordance with his
usual custom. Judge David y ] enhv
HkeN Will rause the business 90 be-
transacted aH cNpeditiousiy a. possi-
bio
There are seventeen cases on the
docket. ns folluWa Glover g.. Me-
Cleary. abandonment nf wife. Eueone
D. a. Roy. eubegllrmenti Nhruixn
Lucero assault with pistol hy
pointing the weapon Eugene J. ~
Roy. criminal Hhcl MaXimo tarrilto.
arson. AhArio Martinez. assault Ale-
iandro branch forgery Aioiundfo
Branch. larceny NJ cattle. Fred Mri
fegt violating thr sunday law An-
thony patrlcks. Violating tho SUNDAY
law. I.eundro ArchulotW. violating the
SUNDAY law Manuel e.. I.ucero, srduc-
ton. Conception Arclianu and samuel
t'rtado. mlshohavior COS Judges of
election. Eugene j "a ROY. obtaining
money under false prctenses Ebert
j. Harmon. drawing ana handling "a
deadly weapon, flrario prtcEa. tin-
latinw SUNDAY lnw' Vicente hscn. So
durtion
The grand jury viii be in session
early IN the term and likely VIII cree
ate some new business FOR the court
IN the way of indictments 81 persons
who win be willing 90 plead guilty OF
stand Iial without delay The civil
docket contains a large number 81
.cnatN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

Injurious 10 the Youngest person.
bottle can be- obtained nf any
nearby drug store for ffty cents or
one dollar The latter size rs more
economical ana ~ bought by those
Who have already conlincel them
selves uf ita merits syrup pergln
users lcDrn 20 discard pills. salts. Ca-
thartics and purgnuves generally ~
ctngc system.
II no member of your family has
ever used Syrup pepsin and you would
Lac 10 uNgke "a pernonal trial OF SO be-
fore buying IL in the regular way OF a
drugelat. send your address "a postal
VIII do to Or W ~ caldwell. Az
Washington 81. Monticello. IN. and "a
free sample bottle soll be mailed you.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
FIFTY NEW SILOS
IN CURRY COUNTY
THIS YEAR
Ensilage Plan Co-Incident
With lGradual Introduction
Of Much Better Grade Of
Cattle in Plains County.

Especial torTeapunaeuee Go che Herald 1
clovis. y. A.. Apfil 2G.--R. v.
Brown. well known capitalist and
siockman, makes the confident pre-
diction thai before harvest this year
fully nfty new modern siloe viii have
been built by the farmers OF Curry
county; "a prediutlon subetantiatea By
the rupid introduction OF this mod
ern farm device in the plains country.
The Clovis journal cites the foilsw-
Ing Instances 90 chow what the peO-
pie of the county are doing In the
way Of lettering the grade 81 stock
raised IN this district.
ALEX Shlplcy and brother WI nave
I o0e head Of BLACK Poles from ~
Paso here by the first OF the mouth
About 500 head of stuff were put out
north last week. sid Boykin. an "old
timer ~ bringing some new sruff
from Texas this month and Fred W
James b. going in doubly strong on
stock from Texas this spring. while
-. W Nichols south of town. II put
ting In a lot of new stuff The range
Is fine. We have forty dollar land
here and we vii see q reaches that
price before long. too. remarked an
old-time stockman. who agreed with
Mr. Brown that we must see the vir-
tues of the silo and have our farmers
put them in and get hold of more
COWS and steers
The G.. NJ. steed silo near town.
built last year az very small cost
10 the owner Is fifteen feet In di-
amctcr by twenty-five feet deep and
70 was fiiied the last season with $50
tons of silage. which was taken Oft
Of about twenty-five acres u was
maize and Indian corn. and was put
up when the.co was iust barely be-
youd the roasting ear stage Here II
what Mr. Sieod said 90 journal re-
porter who inquired ~ the success Of
the experiment 4 think ! have al
ready paid TOR lny siio out % the pro-
fits of this one season and ! would
not be without Il at al don't see
how / managed without one as ong
as I did. My silage keeps perfc1tly
In the ground ana my cattle thrive. n
an shows in the cream and the In
creased quantity. Mr.. Steed's silo h
merely big hole in the earth. coat
cd on tho sides with one rough coat Of
cement and the siiago Is taken out
with an ordinary windlass and big
box.
Every farmer should give the silo
proposition some thought right now.
Make your feed go further and give
il the fattening quality and you can
provide for three times the amount Of
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
ELKS TO ATTEND
The REVIVAL
TONIGHT
Antlered Ones to Gather in the
Club Rooms at 7:30 and
March in a Body to the Tab
ernacle.

Members of Albuquerque i.,Iee 80.
f6l g. =, q. r.. VIII attend mo re-
Vival services ln the Tabcinle,e. .sry-
cnth street and Centred avenue. .c-
ginning ~ = o'clock tonight. By spec
cial invitation of Evangelist Honey
well ana those in charge % ~, We
vital The lglks VIII meet 81 size club
rooms Ht 80 ana inarcn H. body To
tht tabernacle. Or. = W 'o'Pc Z, *.
atted ruler of the Elks asks that al
mcwhors who can 90 50. tlrn ogl ;o-
night and atteN1 the srrvicrA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
MANDAMUS WRIT
HEARING IS
POSTPONED
Attorney Isaac Barth in Tor
rance County: City Clerk
Roehl Will Attempt to Show
Cause on Friday Next.

city ClcrN Charles Eueli was not
asked Co show cause wH, Doc tailed 90
ISSUE a certificate of c'rt.l. OF 4. j,
MHioy. 8s member OF tue BOARD oi
education. in the district court today,
as hr had been directed in an order
issued 1y The court following The III
ing of petition for "a witt of mlu-
damus some ton days ago Isaac Barthi
attorney for Mr Maloy. the petitioner,
found 10 necessary to leave Aihupuer-
quo tor l1stanria last night and the
court granted % postpuuemcnt oi the
matter until Friday next
---e-----a-r -----H-
Heroes puo and An Lubin two
rect feature l'astlmV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
cERTITICATE Or C0MrAnIsON.

CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.
United States Of America.
)ss
State az New Mexico.
u n hereby certified. that the au-
nsxed is full true ana complete
transcript of the
Amendment 90
Certificate of incorporation NJ
j. ~. GRIZZLY COMPANY.
changing name 10
BliTrs. INCORpORATEp
ESQ I6a3)
with the endorsements thereon. ms
same appcavs on filc and ~ record
M thp offloe ~ Inc state Corporation
Commission
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

was suddenly stricken with append
Citis. and AN operation became neces-
sary The editor of the local paper
heard OF H. and printed this note
about az
"Our esteemed fellow citizen, Jas
L. Brown. will go tu the hospital to-
morrow to be operated upon for the
removal of his appendix hy DR. Jones
he will leave e wife and two children,
ladies Home Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29

my little son hud very severe
cold J WAS recommended 10 try
Chamberlain'a Cough Remedy and
before small bottle was finished he
WAS ns well ns ever" writes Mrs ~.
silks. 70 bowling street, sydney Aus
tralla, sThls remedy IL FOR sale by
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-29
DE PUE CONCERT
COMPANY HERE
WEDNESDAY
High Grade Artists TO Appear
in Elks' Theatre Tomorrow
Evening Under Auspices Of
the Santa Fe.

Tho De Puc concert company of
GHleshurgh. ll, nil artists of The
highest grade aud in demand lea vari-
Qua pufts of the country VIII appear
10 the Elks thcntcr tomorrow even
ing under the auspices of the santa
Pc Reading Room association. The
concert company is introduced 90 the
santa Fc employees In "a nuttefing rec
concentration from superintendent =
". husscr Tho house viii open "a
employees uud their families at 1;il
ana a. the public ut N,is. The per
sonnel of the company follows
De witt De Puc. .............,
.......... Nioliuist and Manager
Gnrnrtt Potter De puo .... pianisto
HpttV Potter .. ...... ...... .teliisi
RUBY GRAY Kelley ........... Reader
ENplD MnNecinrr ....... soprano
Earle Lawrence liudson iinritou.
N,w pictures pastlme aud Crystal