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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
ROBBERY ALLEGED
CRIME MOTIVE
Not Maniacal Impulse that
Prompted Murder of Chris
tian Science Practitioner,
Prosecution Says.

thy Leased Wire 60 Eyenlng Herald
Los Angeles, Cal. Nov. t2.--l,ob-
berry, NOT manlncul impulse, prompt
ed the murder of Mrs Rcbecca y.
Gay. "a Christian Science practitioner
OF this city. according 20 the theory
OF the prosecution, unfolded today IN
the trinl OF Burr Harris. young
negro who confessed the crime. At
torueys for Harris have set up plea
of temporary insanity for their eli
emit Witnesses were called today TO
identity Harris as the man seen about
Mrs Gays office before the murder
and Mrs Fannie Barey. the murder
ed woman's sister. Identified the purse
which the state contends Harris loot
ed Of $50. after taking IL from the
body Of his victim.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
NO IMMEDIATE PERIL 10
PROPERTY At Tt'NpAN

Washington, NOV. IA Rear Al
mlrai Bonsh on the battloship Louis
lana az Tuxpam reported To the navy
department today there was no im'
mediate need Of protection to Amer
lean property IN that vicinity He
has assured Consul Payne that the
l.ousiana win afford asylum foi
Americans and other foreigners Fol
the present the Loulsian1 win remain
az Tuxpam.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

and Manager fioenn 90 the Venice
team Of enc same League completed a
deal for Pitcher Chellctto of tho si
Jossph Western leaeuo team Hosan
also boneht SECOND Basonan f.eafd
from oakland
Ffgsldpnt BafrUw and several club
owncra 81 tho international league
last night discussed Informally with
American association magnates and
President Chivlngton the proposal for
az teams ~ The two leagues 40 play
post season games next year. u is
said that the plan VIII probably be-
given a test.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
SEVERAL HUNDRED
KILLED BY QUAKE
IN MOUNTAINS
OF PERU
Ten Towns Destroyed in Disas-
ter Belater News of Which
Has Just Arrived at Lima.
100 DEAD FOUND
WHEN COURIER LEFT


my Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]
o Lima. Peru, Nov l2-Icn =
Q towns were destroyed and SIEVE
= eraI hundred persons killed in =
. an earthquake which occurfcD
. last Friday in the mountainous
. Peruvian province of Ayma-
. mails News of the diHnstor 4
. reached this city by courier
- The number ~ known dead I
. was l20 when the courier lelt
. the devastated district. but h
. was believed several hundred
. more bodies would be recovered
. from the wrecked towns.
o Q . . Q Q q 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
NORTH AND SOUTH
HIGHWAY MEET
At DENVER
Delegates from Four States
Expected to Attend ImpOr-
ant Good Roads Gathering
in Colorado Capital.


Denver Noy. 49,. Delegates from
Colorado. Montana, Wyoming ana
Texas are expected here tomorrow
for the North and South Highway
meeting. Among the good roads
boosters who have promised 90 attend
the meeting arc o. T. williams. of
Bowie. TEXAS. and A. W. Read 0f
Memphis, Texas. president ana Sec
rotary of the Colorado to the Gulf
Highway association Tho plan Of
The promoters is 90 construct "a high
way from the Gulf OF Mexico through
Denver 90 the Yellowstone ANA Ola
cicr national parks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
GERMAN CRUISER ARRIVES
On THE WEST COAST

Berlin, Nov. i2.-The German adj
mlraity received despatch today
from the commander Of the German
cruiser Nuremberg stating that she
had arrived al Mazatlan. on the west
coast Of Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Villa Couhlny, France, Nov l2.--
captain DE In Gafde, one ct the
most noted French army ayiaiora
was Killed az The acrodromo here to-
dav. ass ne was landing after fllght
I'm his acroplano.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
SPORTING BREVITIEs
OFF THE WIRE.

Lexington. by-Fifty head ~ high
class Thoroughbred horses were sold
nt auction yesterday. the first day Of
one of the most important saios held
n tho south in ycors. Chairman
STAR mar, brought the top price
for tho day Kenneth Alexander OF
LoXiLgton purchasing her for $4,000.
Another marc. starry Niaht brought
$4,000. Tn, noted racers jack Akin
ana Saint VIII eo under the hammer
before tho solo closes.
Boston - Francis Ouimct tho
Brooklinc amateur who recently car
rIed off tho national opcn golf cham
piouship in competition win the proc
tcssional stars of the world, will CONF
pete next summer in the British anna
teur championship tournament This
WAS announced last night at din
ner given in honor of the youthful
champion hy the Woodland Golf club.
Now York with tho first Of the
two big foot ball games ot be- played
Ina this city sat for Saturday, local IN
torost in the Erldiron sport b. rapidly
rising Go tho standard set hy college
towns. Despite the oVorshadowlng
effect ~ tho Yulo-Priuccton game at
New Haven there Ia "a olg demand for
tickets for thD Carlisle lndlan-nart-
mouth contest at the Polo grounds
next Saturday.
Great na De- tho interest IN this
game, however. lt falls short of the
general enthusiasm ana ticket de-
mand Tor tho Army ana Navy contest
on November co.
An effort is bolng made Go have tho
competing players in both of those
games numbered so thn' there may
De no doubt ls to tho mtn making
touchdowns runs and tackles
Columbus. Ohio Manager Arthur
Doylin of tho Oakland pacinc league
team purchased last night Pitcher
ff4UDr from lT. ia ,erfa Nationals
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Marriage license was granted to-
day 90 Dosidcrio Chayes and sofriana
Jinzo. both Of san Antonio; and 10
Tranuuiino LuceFo. Of San Luis, ana
DeiuDlna salaxaF OF Alameda.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

washington. Nov l2s-Late today
Secretary Bryan went into conference
with several dlplomstic representa-
tlven 81 South American nations No
announcement of the purposes Of the
conference was made but Il was un-
defssosd 10 be IN lipe with the plan
- keeping foreign nations advised Uf
Developments Of tho policy Of the
United states toward Mexico. lake
conferences with Central Americas
ana Eure. 1an diplomats have been
held.
Washington. Nov. i2.-~TAte today
Secretary Bryan warned both the
XIuerfa government and 'ths c0nsti-
fplionalisia not % modest extensive
English and American oil properties
a. Tuxpam. which Il was reported one
~ hoth factions were threatening TO
burn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
slnndnrd On 40. Melon.

Omaha, Neb. Nov q The direc-
tors of the standard Oil company ~
Nebraska today declared The regular
seml-nnnuni dividend of mo q share
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

~ hItN Haff reslsea here a.
Np4h etaam Wilson's general
uirt 4te Aeea rruu4hi Is tno
s,erran 9afRfnmenaa attention.
nnHr NlanfIt unanfala1uA. Il IS
fhal Ffeaslent Wilson in-
l4k4H Io aHHceeess pfrf,hiouai f'rtsi-
firrf 4NNfls 81 aNg 4a1 fn order 20
discourage oure ard FOR oiI such
lhesh0dn Of atiaiuins power Az he
otlAaH
9efmnnv II y pointed ont. 81 inter-
4t itiH In are restoration az of..
f6t A meNlce ana hopes that the
tatrie2N fciaileF of lhe problem
wiH ~ announced and nut into ac-
fion a. eoea - ponlhlt IL - felt.
nttteF THAI the overthrow and re-
tromenf ri tsentfaf IIrtrta without
aa Substitution Of a strong and eili-
client atm,nIaI 4ufgon would only make
epndiuona worse h Me&sco and would
1tbrise the lives and properly Of Ger
MANS there of what little security
lhoY na~ entof
No Tears need be entertained 81 IA
asserted nhmI-encIailS. Thar General
Hnerfa Wi1 receive nnaneiai assist
nAee FROM nerHlnng. Il o. understood
here fhns fhe Americnn warming az 90
tnc validity of coaceaslans gfanled BY
the pf1aaut Mexican congress applies
1lf 81 hnaneial assistance 81 support
- fhc urie.lnH aaminisirifion in Alex
10 city BIZ hankefs and others ahruad.
The Feasibility. hoWetcr ~ d loan or
other Financial aaslatanee being given
a General Huerin particularly under
dkistlnR conditions in Nexico is re-
earded here AZ entirely out o. the
Questlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Not in session. meets Thursdny.
Democrats met in conference
ana discussed currency hill.
The House.
Met at noon and adjourned nt
1855 T.. M. until noon Thursday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
A limited special
offering Of
the kind Of boys
suits that you have
considered good
values at $500
to $3.50.

The assortment comprises all
the desirable styles and color
ings in both wool materials
and oOrduroys and the sizes
range from 3 20 IA years.
Many of these sIits have sold
regularly at $3.50. and you'll
find nothing cheaper than our
special $500 value. All or
sale, for a limited time, at
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12

Columbus. Ohio Manager Arthur
Doylin of mo Oakland Pacific league
team purchased last NIGHT Pitcher
Gcyor from tho st houis Nationals,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-12
MILLINERY
REDUCTION

Prices on our entire line OF
Millinery the largest in the
city--have been reduced nearly
Onc-half.
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Granl Oncrn in nenycr.

A number of local people are plan
ming to visit Denver during the stay
Of the Chicago Grand Opera company
in that city next month 1t may be
interesting to many to read of the
big attraction which will be contain
ed in the four performances which
will be given, as follows:
Thursday night, April 10, THE
Jewels cf the Madonna" with Caroli-
ma White. Friday night, April II.
Thais, with Mary Garden. Satur-
day matinee, April IL, a triple bill.
consisting Of the second act of The
Tales of Hoffman, the fairy opera.
Hansel and Gretel." and Il grand
ballet advertisement. with Signorl-
ma Rosina CALI as the premiere dan
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The University Club.

There VIII be a business meeting
of the University club held at the
Y. M. c. A. this evening at 8 o'clock.
All who are interested in placing this
club on definite working basis are
urgently requested to be present, 1t
is the desire of the committee to
place this organization on a nom
partisan, non-sectarian foundation,
where all questions of public inter
est may be freely discussed.
The club has already presented
some excellent programs. when it
is hardly more than name. When
il becomes a fact It's possibilities for
good will be unlimited
All who are in sympathy with the
objects of the club are asked to be-
come members
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25

Eugena Kelly and DR. Harrington.
and Miss Frances Corcoran and Mr..
Ben Allison, and was an unusually
attractive scene with tie scores of
beautifully gowned women, offset by
the men in conventional evening
clothes.
During the prog. ess of the march
the dance programs wera given out
by little Misses Margaret Purcell and
Gertrude Stanek, prettily dressed in
fluffy white lingerie frocks.
IL was an appreciatiye crowd of
young people who sat down during
the intenmission at the tables ON the
prettily decorated stage. and en-
Joyed the delicious supper prepared
by the ladies of the Altar society.
The menu. consisting of pressed
chicken, fruit and potato salad. cold
ham. celery. pickles. ejc., hot rolls.
many varieties of delicious cake, ice
cream and coffee, was done full JUS
tice to by the merry crowd of young
people.
There We're | 8 dances and six ex-
tras en- the program. and many en-
cores were also given. II was after
| O'Clock when the orchestra ceased,
and the big ball was at an end. There
has never been more successful so
cial affair put in wears than that of
last evening, and the young ladies' in
charge are justly proud of the sue
cess of their efforts. They estimate
that outside of their expenses, which
were extremely heavy, that they will
clear not less than 5000 for the
school fund.
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vesper Musical Program Success.

At the Congregational church Sun
day afternoon the united choirs of
the First Christian church and the
First CONGREGATIONAL church rem
dered an excellent Easter program of
music. Miss Langland was the di-
rector of the augmented chorus, and
Miss Rowena Wheeler presided at
the organ.
Break Forth Into Joy" was
splendid chorus number and was
only eclipsed by the classic GLORIA
in Excelsis" by Mozart. which closed
the afternoon concert. Miss Helga
Langland's obligato solos were splen-
did and the ladies' quartette. com
posed of Misses Helga and Louise
Langland. Miss GigaX and Mrs.
Mariner. sang "Hark. the Herald An
gels Sing" by Carrie b. Adams. with
effect. Roy Long and Warren
Fletcher delighted the audience with
their duet
Rev. Jasper T. Moses of the Chris
tian church delivered an Easter mes
sage which was given in full in yes
terday's Sentinel. Rev. A. E. Shat
tuck conducted the meeting. Fr.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25

was the delicious birthday repast.
which was served about > o'clock in
the prettily decorated dining room,
where long table wa exquisitely
laid, with covers for II, The color
scheme was pink and white, the pale
pink carnations ana ferns being used
with a very pretty effect and the
color scheme otherwise carried out
in the menu. etc. The center of the
table was held by a beautifully dec
GRATED angel food hirthdly cake with
10 pink candles. Another feature
was the tiny fortune cups" which
served as place cards az each plate
and the fortunes which were discov-
cred and read aloud By each guest.
were found to be highly satisfactory.
The following Were guests pres
ent: Misses Florence and Fora
Nelson, Ruth and Miriam Harden
burg, Freda Hoppe. Elmer Arm
strong, Selen Simpson Marguerite
Fletcher. Berniece Fleming, Ethel
Delaplain. Virginia Wadsworth.
Pearl Ridley, Audrey RAIDER. Gretch-
EN- Quinn of Palisade and Lois
Green.
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Large Crowd Attend Epster Monday
Ball.
The large number OF guests who
We're present at the lolg-anticipated
Easter Monday ball. gwen last eve
nlng at the Auditorium came fully
up to the hopes and expectations of
the young ladies OF the Catholic
church, under whose auspices the
pretty affair was given and whose
work and earnest efforts made IL the
thoroughly successful ard one of the
really big social stunts of the entire
season. II was conscrvatively es-
tlnated that over one hundred and
lllty couples We're present and GER
tainly the big hall was filled to its
capacity. To Miss Mary Dean is due
much credit for the success of the
evening, for as general chairman of
the various committees, Miss Deans
work was strenuous. and was thor
oughly appreciated by every one
The cordial welcome OF the recep-
ton committee, which stood near the
door, did much to promote the air of
informality and good fellowship
which prevailed throughout the eve
nlng, numerous introductions being
also made by this committee, in be-
H"il VI tHt ldISe mum per OF out OF
town people who were present. The
following composed this committee:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Z. Dean, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Il. Storm. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +, McCabe, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N.
Mech Miss Helen Sheehan, Miss A.
Eugena Kelly, DR.. r. B. Harrington
and f. A. Ryan.
Prof. Shaffer's orchestra occupied
The center of the hall and was par
tally hidden by a screen of uotted
palms, ferns, etc The music was
excellent An unusual feature of the
evening and one which was immense
ly appreciated judging from the
hearty and hilarious applause re-
ceived. was the appearance of Mr..
Ackerman. who sang a number of
popular songs during the supper
hours. Mr.. Alderman las splen-
did voice and sings with such ex-
preston, and his selections last eve
ming seemed TO appeal 10 the prevail
ing spirit of the e'evening. and he was
roundly encored time after time.
The grand march. with its pretty
and Intricate figures. was led by Miss
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
Boys Surprise Party.

a Jolly surprise party was perpe-
trated upon Rex Rankin by the men,
bers of the Sunday school class OF
Mr.. Swire of the Presbyterian church
of which he is a member, last eve
ming at his home. the occasion be-
ing the impromptu celebation of his
18th birthday The plans We're made
known to Mrs. Rankin. who entered
into the spirit of the party and
planned a delicious dinner for the
guests when they arrived. Pretty
Easer decorations made the affair
even more attractive and the con-
genial crowd of young people had the
times OF their lives during the social
evening which followed under the
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
Prctty nirthdny party.

This afternoon Miss Leila Green
was a charming young dostess at the
home of her parents, DR., and Mrs j.
II. Green, on Grand avenue. at par
ticularly pretty birthday party. when
number of her friends and class
mates were invited to help celebrate
her 18th birthday. The afternoon
proved most entertaining one, the
principal feature being a floral
guessing game. the answers all be-
ing in the language of flowers. Not
the least enjoyable feature, however,
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
Miss Rice Entertains p n n

This evening the members of
Chapter N. p. f. o. will meet in reg
uiar session at the home of Miss
Mae Rice at her home on Rood ave.
nue. when the following program
will be given:
Ascertaining the Date of Easter"
Miss Pearl Shores.
Jerusalem at Easter Time"-Miss
Mabel Harper.
The History OF Easter Eggs"-
Mrs. '" W. II. johnson.
The Palms" "a duet)-Miss
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
Monday Bridge Club to Have Picnic
at Copero

One of the series of 'picnics and
outings which are to be given by the
young ladies of the Monday night
bridge club will be an outing next
Monday afternoon at Copeco. the
pretty country club house of the Fair
store. on the Copeco ranch of Mr.. f.
III. Craven. The club members will
go out on the Interurban and carry
their suppers with them and de-
lightful picnic will be enjoyed
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
All Skin Remedies Fail?

Have You tr.ed c.l the advertised
SKIN remedies without success? Have
you sought medical treatment. in vain
And you still suffer from that irritat-
disease? eAiii
DO not despair
Come to our store ana we will
GuARANTEE YOU INSTANT EE.
LIEF. We will let you have a full
size bottle of the D.D.D. Prescription
Tor Eczenia, simple. antiseptic wash
on our. positive guarantee that unless
1t stops the itch AT ONCE it will cost
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
auspices of their delighted host and

auspices of their delighted host and
class-mate.
The following boys were present:
Edward Allen. Willard Barnett. Ed
Wilson, Claude Whittiker. Coleman
Perkins. Walter Palmer Alfred Kill
bey, Glenn Cheedle, Fred Peck. win
Rhone, Chris Schiesswohl. Dennis
Gsolen, Alvin Void, Edwin johnson.
Edward Eldridge. VIII koobs, viii
Dunlap, John Kramer. Horace Hop
kins and Mr.. j. w. Swire.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25

egg hunt for the children. There
will also be an enjoyable program
and cake and coffees will be served
all for the one price of admission
&c for children and Zoe for adults.
Hhere is an opportunity for the small
folk to enjoy a frolic and entertain
ment for their elders.
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Dinner Guests Thl, Evening".

Mrs. +. r.. Bowie. formerly Miss
Marguerite Kelly OF this city, will be
dinner guest of Miss Carrie Lind
ley this evening at the La Court ho-
tel. An informal evening of bridge
will foolw. Mrs. Bowie is visiting
at the home of her mother. Mrs.
Anna Kelly, and sister Miss Eugena
Kelly, for a week.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
Planning Picnic Friday.

number of the young people of
the freshmen class of the high school
are planning delightfu! outing and
picnic to Nothoroughfafe canon on
Friday of this week. the weather per-
hitting. So far, one could hardly
feel encouraged over the signs of the
present temperature, but this is only
the first of the week yet and here's
hoping.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25

you net q cent. You owe It to YOUR
SER 10 take advantage OF this offer.
no,1 we are confident 1T viii succeed or we
ooIiq not AFFORD to make the ofrer.
DDLD. Is penetrating LIQUID that
Kills and washes away disea se germs.
ieaving the skin smooth and healthy.
n opc bottle is enough to start tho
&c go; or the most cbstinate cases OF
us about it. sN
Kraft & Emerson's Drug Store.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
Mrs. Helmer Hostess

Mrs. Genevieve Helmer was host
ess yesterday at one Of the most
enjoyable of the Easter Monday
function, at her home, corner of
Ninth and Main streets. Pretty Eas-
ter decorations were used and the
affair was thoroughly enjoyed by the
following ladies who were guests
present: Mrs. o. d. Williams, Mrs.
A. c. Schwenker. Mrs. c. F. Setter,
Mrs. r. l.. Magill, Mrs C. T. More,
Mrs. G. A. Warning. Mrs. C. E. Tay-
lor and Miss Elaine Guellette. Mrs.
Weston. Mrs. S. o. Harper and Mrs.
Roy E. Harris.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
Easter Sale

me ladies of the Methodist Ladies'
Ala society, division No. c, held their
annual Easter sale this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Geham ON East
Hrand avenue. The hostesses for the
afternoon were Mrs. Gehman. Mrs I
T. Laramore and Mrs. f. l.. Morse
Dainty refreshments were served
and the many pretty articles found a
ready sale :"
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
Faster EGG H.,nt

On next Friday evening there will
pc an ENJOYABLE social affair given
py the Luther League OF the Trinity
Lutheran church in the basement Of
the Odd Fellows hall, 60 which the
public and the children especially are
all cordially invited to attend ana
spend a merry evening. The feature
of the affair will be a real Easter
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25

fearl Shores and Miss Laura Lee.
Plano Solo-Mrs. Albright.
Easter Thoughts Estelle
Walker. ''ei'e
Mrs. c. T. More, leader for the day.
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Dinner GUESTS Las, Ev.,,,

Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Hutchinson en-
tertained last evening at an informal
dinner at their home on Colorado
avenue. the guests of honor being
MT. and Mrs. Frank Lee and Miss
Laura Lee and Franklin Lee.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
Merry-Go.Round Tumble Club

The members of the Merry Co.
Round Thimble club will! enjoy one
of their delightful social sessions to-
morrow afternoon as the guests of
Mrs. T. j. Ttkinson on North Twelfth
street. large attendance is antic-
ipated
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25
To Preach Tonight

hev' Il. J. Garrett of the F. NJ. f.
cnurch is an arrival from Denver to
1peak az the local church tonight.
nation.
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Arkansas Restocked

me Arkansas river has been re-
stocked with 100000 trout fry dur
ins .ne last two weeks, making it
one OF the best stocked streams in
the state. ~
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-25

seuse Saturday night. Lucia di
Lammermoor with Luisa Tetraz-
zini.
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+ Fanilv
Records

are not complete without frequent pictures of your boys
and girls This week THEIR time is free and SO is
ooko tor Them. This your chance secure their
takes this week.