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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
DAYLIGHT SERVICE
WEST ON SANTA
Re LINES
No. 2 to Leave Albuquerque
About 3 a. m; New Fast
Train to Run West at Night.

Acting General Manager 1. l.. lib
hard of the Santa Pc lines west OF
Albuquerque was here last night, arr
irving at 725 and leaving ~ $40.
Mr. Hibbard Wac en- route 20 nus
headquarters In Los Angeles from
Chicago. where he attended con
ference OF the general officials Of the
company with reference to the put
ling on OF another transcontinenial
train.
As result of this conference u
has been practically decided that a
new Cast train will be placed Ia scrv-
Ice about October 1. which will take
the place of the present No. Z. anu
travel on fast schedule, carrying
the vast vulume OF weHtbound cN-
press business as well an day coaches
and sleepers for san Francisco and
northern California
The time of the present No. b
which reaches here al 1910 and
leaves az ioi45 y. M, viii be changed
SO that the train will reach here 10
the morning al about $50 and leave
for the west upon the arrival of No
40 at a. m. This VIII afford tn
long desired daylight service ives
and satisfy complaint which ha
become acute In western New Mckee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

tri" 10 Santa Re with the children.
intending To take the Denver a. Rio
Grande train for Denver.
Thursday night Nefr complained TO
Chief of Police McMilln that his
children had been abducted and me
chief notified Captain Fornon of the
mounted police. with the result that
the woman was detained al Santa Re
yesterday morning shortly before she
was 10 take the train To Denver. Dep
uty sheriff Buriioss and the former
husband left last night for santa Fe
and brought the mother and children
back.
According 10 Mrs Nef. when she
found the children they were in a
pitiablo condition from neglect and
she believed from being required tn
do monia work far beyond their
strength The mother said they were
without decent clothing and that II
was necessary Ia purchase AN entire
new outfit for each of thcm before
they were re To- appear in public. The
meeting between the mother and
| children. after their long separation
was % a most joyful nature and the
little girls, la court this morning
chung To the mother aud manifested
every evidence of affection. so much
so that Judge craig did not hesitate
to deny the fathers request that they
| be turned over To him. The children
are both beautiful. one dark and the
other tight and they left the cour
! room laughing and talking. ovldentll
overioyed at the prospect Of her hoinl
once again united with their loni
lost mother.
Al the conclusion at the hearini
Mrs Ncf expressed the greatest con
fldence that the charge of kidnapin
would fall fiat The children wcr
hers. she said. they had been award
ed her by the court when she secure
her divorce. and she proposed ia flgh
10 the last 10 enforce her right L
them. Colonel Berger, her attorney
was likewise confident that IN
charge Of KIDNAPPING would not hol
+ under the circumstances.
Speaking Of the ease this mornin
Colonel Berger said that but for IN
absence of Judge Abbott from SAINT
Re he would have Instituted habea
corpus proceedings for the release
Mrs. Neff before allowing her To
brought hack here, Being here, how
= ever. he believed the best thing WI
20 throsh out the case In Judf
/, Cralg's court az the preliminary hoaI
r ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
THE SAFE WAY 70
PURCHASE 4
PIANO
Make a Thorough Comparison
Of all Values Offered and
Make no Decision Until You
Are Convinced.
OF ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.

70 most people the purchase pf
piano 10 serious matter - meana
very considerable investment, and
under no circumstances should a final
decision be- reached until the most
careful Inquiry concerning plano Vai-
ucs has been made among those deals
crs whose records have proved them
10 be absolutely straightforward ana
reliable.
an Of this Is iast AZ tsue m Aibu.
querqro az elsewhere. and local poo-
pie who are considering the purchase
q; a piano vii 0sae a costly ullginke
u they do not Hcquaint themselves
with the extraordinarily attractive
terms ofered on the unsurpassed line
~ high grade INSTRUMENTS carried by
the I.oarnard- Llnaomann cunipnny.
Years oi fair DEALING have made ihn
name OF the Learnard- tindfmann
company synonymous with high qua'-
lly and low prices. nnd any f,caruard-
iindemann customer will vouch Tor
the statement that there la 10 planq
houae in the southwest THAT SELLS
worth while Instruments az a. Toe
prices or On as attractive terms
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

and Arizona since the rule was adopt
"a barring local passengers from the
wonlhnund California limited.
The constantly increasing pnsson-
ger business ~ the Santa Fc. a
understood. has made necessary tiie
inauguration Of the Hew train Eerv-
ice. For months trains both ways
have been crowded 10 their capacity
and 1t han often been found ncceHsar ~
- run second sections 20 take care
~ the business There b every indi-
callan thnt she present year VIII he
a banner ono IN the history of the
passenger department. since there
never VIVA time when traffic was
80 heavy nor when trains were. run
80 close Ia The advertised schedule.
For months trains both east and
west bound. have arrived at and left
Albuquerque ON tho minute. and 2
delay of Ave minutes which formerly
attracted ne attention. d nuw con,
sidercd matter for Investigation ana
report
mr. Hubbard declined % comment
on the rumorcd changes IN the ofii-
ciais OF the coast lines. but Il n un-
dcrstood that there r. no foundation
for the persistent story that General
Manager Arthur q. Wells. Nho Is
now In Europe on vacation trip.
will not return 10 the coast lines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

most cherlshed remembrance 81 our lives.
And thousands OF happy mothers owe their
preservation 10 health ana strength 70
MOthere Friend. This Is an external rem
cdy that IL applied 10 the abdominal mus.
Giles. II relieves an the tension, prevents
tenderness and pnin, enables the muscles
20 expand gently, and. when baby comes,
the muscles relax naturally, the form ~
preserved without laceFauon or other ae'
Cldrnt.
You will And Mothers Friend on sale &C
oimOst any drug store, az II y one ui ne
Elnu0urd reliable remedies thai HtanA
mothers everywhere have relied upon,
With rs daily use during he period %
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Enuaca, no morning rickness, ~ PAIN, as.
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Tissues and renders them plant ana easily
governed by the demands ~ nature You
viii he surprised 40 "a wonderili ehect aud
what 4 erateful relief u an1pua. $500.
Especially 20 young WHmen Mother 4
Frlend 4 one Of the greatest Of All helpful
iunnencc8
You win nnd this wonderful remedy On
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Will Hrt n for you. u y pgfptlfo ~ lttAu-
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
PERSONALS.

Mrs. George Everiit and son return
tomorrow morning from California,
where they have been visiting for two
months
Miss Mildred Myers of Las Vegas
Is the guest Of the J. y. Herndon
family.
Mrs. Ross Mer'.,t and son. Maxwell,
returned home last evening from Chi
cago. where they had been visiting
Mrs. Mcrritts mother
w u. Logan, Of Los Lunas, assist
ant treasurer of Valencia county. was
an Albuquerque vis..1t yesterday
Phil Knowlton, the popular repre-
sentative Of the Carter Rice Paper
company Of Denver. is a business vis-
itor la Albuquerque.
Lincoln Circle No 4 =, 81 q, A. u,
held their regular meeting Wednea-
day afternoon In their hail Colonel
nergcr Of Helen Joined the ranks,
after which a delicious lunch WAS
served by class of four 81 tho young
or members A number 0f com
radios and friends wero present %
partake OF the repast prepared hy
Misses I.orcno scvorns. Paula See
bohm Margaret Secbohm ana Pearl
Walker.
Albuquerque lodge No. 50, l'rater-
nal Union OF America meets tonight
i IN A. q. a. W. hall "a 7;i6.
The following. all connected with
the printing Industry la this oiiy. have
/ been named az pallhearcrs for fn'
funoral Of Mrs. Emily n. iIynes. which
viii be held at 2.3o tomorrow after.
noon at the Grant RurRcss residence
I81f South BrOadwav: w r. No.
Crclght. Roy Kirkpatrick Harry
Tusk. Frank s,rother. IRA nacon ans
Thomas Hughes,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
MRS. NEFF BROUGHT
BACK FROM SANTA
FE; KIDNAPPING
CHARGED

In charge Of Deputy sheriff n. c..
Burtless ana accompanied by the two
little daughters she Ia charged with
stealing. hy her counsel. Col w. NJ.
BERGER and her former husband. John
b. Nem. Mrs Lillian y. Ncn of Denver
was brought back here from Santa
Re on the California limited today.
Mrs. Non was az once taken before
Judge CRAIG. who Issued the warrant
FOR her arrest on the chai Sc of KID
mapping. and poroled in custody of her
counsel pending preliminary hear
ing. which is set for next "Wednesday.
The children are also tu r, main In the
custody of the mother despite the re-
quest of the husband la court that
they he given to him.
Mrs. Men. refined appearing wo-
man OF some % years. is "A profess
sional nurse and holds "A certificate
from the Colorado state board OF
nruscs. she came 10 this city las
saturday In quest OF her children:
Margaret aged ., and LILLIAN. aged z,
who were. she claims, taken from ho
by her divorced husband some tive
years ago.
Mrs. Ncm obtained a divorce bofor,
judge Dixon in the Denver count.
court In 1910, and WAS awarded tn
sole caro- and custody at the children
soon after the divorce, according I,
Mrs. Mem. Mem married another wo
man and left Denver, taxing the child
rem with him. first TO Albuquerque
thence tn san Diego, Cal, and othe
I places, and then hack TO Albuquerque
where she found them Saturday.
when the mother learned that ne
children were here she az once starte
from Denver TO get them. She foun
them In this city with Mem. his sccon
wife In the meantime having desorte
him. A divorce suit He'd in the dis
trict court OF this county by Ne
against his second WIFE, August 10,
still pending.
Upon LOCATING the children MIR
Men at once engaged the services ,
Colonel Berger Rs counsel The al
torney. after AN examination OF N
divorce decree and other papers
the case. advised her In the premls'
and the mother Immediately dote
mined 10 take possession of the chi
drcn and return with them 10 h
homo IN Denver
Fearing trouble with her form
B husband. Mrs Nen, inAtend ~ takiI
tho train. secure Z an automobile an
3 accompanied by her attorney M
Chauffeur Harry Dodson, made q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
Flee Little Boys Looking for Good
Home in the Country; Can You Help?
Best Families in State Wei
coming Waits In, Homes
and Demand Increases, Says
DR.. Lukens

DO you want hoy
Though good homes with many OF
the best families of New Mexico have
been found In the last few weeks for
ton children, yet there are other at
tractive and desirable thoush lonely.
little boys and girls who are iongins
tor home and mother" said Dr g. T..
Lukcus. superintendent of the chill
drcn's Home society today
a good ranch home is desired foi
five little BOYS ranging from soVon
years of age Go fourteen. Dr Lukens
prefers farm home Tor "a boy above
that OF "a home in town, although
with good family home IN towf
would not be- refused.
"rhc character of the people anc
the prominence of families who have
applied FOR the little folk under ih'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

care of the Childrcns Home Is "a con-
tlnual surprise 10 me" said the doc
tor. "somo of the leading families
ct the state have taken and have
their applications on file FOR chill
dron Their money and high posi-
ton DO not satisfy them; they want
the love and opportunity 10 minister
10 helpless little child Fronch
poodles or psliiaCccus birds won't
satisfy the ionglngs at a mother heart
for hahys clinging arms. or fur-
nah the motif to real father az
heart for his lahnrs ana self denial
N you want a boy To give him a
homc and AN opportunity TO give d
sons help 10 tho home, 20 carr hi'
right To the advantages which 20,
can give him. write or telephone q
Or Lukens. There are alHo severo
little girls for whom good homes are
desired.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
WALKING PAPERS ISSUED
TO QUARTETTE OF VAGS

n, J. Yarnel. q. l.. Weber, Charles
Burke and l.. A. white we're before
Judge Craig this morning on the
charge OF vagrancy The men. who
said they had walked In from islota,
were picked up by officer Vaughn 70
midnight last night They told the
Judge that they were working men,
two of them miners, one walter and
the fourth press feeder. ana were
ON their way 20 the iirsi place whsre
they could procure employment Thcy
we're released with warning to kOap
away from the railroad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM

v Following IL the program for =
. the band concert az Robinson =
. park Sunday night, August %: 9
. March, Oakland Alex. s. Carlisle =
. March. The Iron king.......
....s.......,F J. -, Clair =
. overture. Xomet ..,.......
9 ......B =. Grunenfolder
. Medley March. Waiting for the
. Robert n. Ice. Lewis +. Muir
= Waltz Loves Loyalty ........
. ,........... Emil n. Tanner
. March. King ChAnticleer. ....
. ...4........... Nat d. Aver I
. March: The Gallery Gods.
o ............F G.. Menges 4
. Final: international Review.
,..........E +. Asherton I
II. J. COOK,
BAND Master.
1NN @~Ne~ 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
CARL SBAD WET
AFTER TWO YEARS
Apathetic Local Option Elec-
tiOn in PecOs Valley Town
Gives 80 Majority for Booze.

Carlsbad. n. NJ. Aug .2s.--Aftcr
two years Of dryness, this city al a
local option cioction here today, went
wet by 90 majority There WIS prac-
tically no campaign, no public
meetings, and the newspapers did not
mention the election.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
DEFAULT JUDGMENT
SET ASIDE BY COURT

Judge Reynolds Ia the district court
yesterday with consent Of the plain
tiffs attorney, set aside the dismissal
Of the appeal Ia tho case of tho Con-
sOlldatod Liquor CO.. vs. the Santa 30
railway. and the case was reinstaled
on the docket, The appeal was dis
missed wednesday owing 20 the fail
ure OF attorneys Tor the railway 20 ap-
pear. Il was explained 90 the court
that this failure was due 20 mis-
understanding Of defendant az 90 the
date at the hearing on the appeal The
matter Involves "a Judgment in the juu.
ticC Of the peace court in favor ~ the
liquor company Cor SIS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
Albuquerque boundary ant
Machine Works.

Gngineera WOundeFa Rzachlnists
Castings in Iron. lirass. BEonEs.
Aluminium. Structural steel for
Bridges and Buildings
works and Ofsices--AlbuqaCrauc.
N. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
FOR SALE
Satisfaction
On the Easy Payment Plan

Many persons who desire to carry life insurance pro-
lection their families to provide fund for themselves
in old age prevented from doing by of the
fact that they find it nconvenient to pay the first annual
premium because they fear that the payment Of subse
quent premiums may prove hardship To meet this stu
alton the Equitable Life of New York is issuing policies
the monthly premium plan Dy Of which small de-
post will place the full amount of insurance in force at
thus enabling almost everyone to carry at least small
of hghclass standard insurance Dividends will
be ppOrOned at the end of each year. beginning with the
first and these policies have all the privileges and guaran
tees of the policies issued upon Che annual payment plan The
policyhoder has additional important ad
vantage the absolute and unqueOned safety Of his pro
lection investment since it carried by the Equitable
Life of the strongest financial institutions Of its kind
in the world.
patton to
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

Cheapest accident insurance DR.
Thomas' Eclectic on. For burns,
scaids, cuts aud emergencies All
druggists sell Il. 26c and soc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

Mrs. Filomena Garcia az Woifei was
yesterday granted divorce from her
husband Federico Wolfei. Cruel and
lnhuman treatment Of the wife was
proved.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

wlnRo. Perdue. Tyler and whalins,
Rariden.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

AMERIcAN AssoCIATI0N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

Batteries; Fisher and GOssett. Du-
hne and slanage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

Gibson. simon. Alexander. seaton.
aIurshail imiay snd Klilifer. iiowiey.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-08-01
ADVERTISING RATES.

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No advertisement inserted without
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I column insh-1 insertion .....$ so
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Reading notices 10 cents aline.
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The above rates apply to all classi.
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Notices. Barter and Exchange and all
Cards Of Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting
dds. preceding Male Help.
Births. Deaths. Cards of Thanks
snd Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge. CSC for Is words or less. Over
d words, one cent for each word.
subscribers are earnestly request
ed to report to the office any irregu-
'arities in the delivery Of their paper:
also any change Of address.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-08-01

How J. Henry Sherwood 10 Winning
His Spurs on Merit.
st. Paul, Mimi. Henry Sherwood
well known in Masonic circles In this
and many other sections Of the coun.
try, Is a native of Macon, Ca, where
he received the rudiments of his early
education.
Upon leaving the far south young
Sherwood located in st. Louis for
about a year and then took up bis
residence in this city in 1895 and fol
eleven years has been a clerk in the
postoffice. His activities in religious
circles have centered in the Protestant
Episcopal church. For some time he
was lay reader in charge at the st.
Philips mission. ~
He was initiated in Triangle lodge
No. SO, F. and A. M, West Superior,
Wis, Jurisdiction Of Illinois. 1895. Ad-
mitted into Perfect Ashlar lodge No.
4, st. Paul, a year latter. Passed the
Oriental chair June "a, 1902; served
as worshipful master three years and
as secretary about ten years. He was
elected grand secretary in 1906 and
grand master in 1909. serving three
terms. He entered the Scottish Rite
June 6, 1907, and is now secretary Of
North Star consistory. fs
Mr.. Sherwood succeeded in reorgan-
izing Fezzan temple in this city in
1908 and was appointed potentate by
the deputy and was elected to that
position the following year, after which
he served two terms as recorder and
was elected imperial chief rabban 1910
at Detroit, deputy imperial potentate
1911 at Atlantic City and reelected at
Washington 1912, with the promise
ringing in his ears that he would be
honored with the imperial potentate-
ship at indianapolis this year. $
He Is q member of Bethel chapter,
r. A. NJ, and Pilgrim commandery,
Knights Templars, jurisdiction Of Mis-
souri,. Noble Sherwood has been In
many movements in this city during
the past ten years that pointed toward
the betterment Of his people.
He is intensely proud of the past az
well as the present achievements Of
his race and has great faith in it's
future. Young, energetic and am
bilious, Mr.. Sherwood is always work
ing for the interests Of Freemasonry,
shrinedom and the Negro. He Is an
active worker for the Society For the
Advancement Of Colored People.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-08-01
NEGRO GIRL WINS TEACHING 20.
SITioN IN A FIELD OF 600. &

Mason City, Iowa, July 19-Miss
Julia Bailey, a young colored woman
and teacher Of Marble Rock, has won
marked honors in a scholastic test for
position in the schools of Kansas
City. Her work has attracted much
favorable attention and friends urged
her to try for higher position. In
the examination for the Kansas City
position she was pitted against 600
competitors and yesterdays mall
brought her a contract from the board
Of education Of Kansas City for her
signature. NE
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-08-01
California Worsn's Clubs Meet July %.

California Women's Clubs Meet July 20.
The seventh annual meeting of the
California State Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs will be held in the Fifteenth
Street Methodist church in Oakland for
three days. beginning Tuesday morning.
July 20. at 10 o'clock. Mrs. q. v. Nor
ley. president Of the federation, says
that the annual conventions of the or
ganization are great sentiment mold
ers. They teach our people to be judi
cious. cautious. wise and persistent in
all things which make for mutual bene-
at. Such gatherings also encourage
the women Of the race to acquire
knowledge in literature. art. science.
business AMI the art Of home building
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-08-01
EIks to FeIioitate at Atlantic Cit,

Active preparations are being made
y the committee Of arrangements for
entertaining the Elks' fraternity. which
,olds its fourteenth annual convention
n Atlantic City. N. j.. from Tuesday,
Aug. 20 to 30 inclusive. James A..
ughtfoot. editor Of the Atlantic Ad.
,ocate. has charge Of the bureau Of in
ormation and has already announced
Foung's pier as the place for holding
he annual ball and reception Of the
rider on Thursday Aug. %.