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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-30
WOMEN Is FREED OF
ABANDONMENT CHARGE

Rosa Iverson, colored woman, was
allowed to go free in Police court
yesterday on the charge of aban-
doning an infant on the porch of ].
V. Seay, 512 North Twenty eighth
street. witnesses testifying that she
had never given birth to a child. The
woman herself declared that she
knew nothing Of the infant IN ques-
ton and had never seen 1t.
The proceedings we're enlivened by
tilt between Seay and Gilbert Pol
lock, counsel for the woman. The
two men, however, shook hands be-
fore the case was concluded.
Seay was threatened with a fine
for calling the Iverson woman in open
court the biggest liar he had ever
SEEM"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-30
ORDERS ATTACHMENT
FOR CAPTAIN MEAKIN

Justice Crutchficld yesterday or
dered an attachment issued for Cap
tain George Frederick Meakin when
the latter failed to appear in Police
court to answer the~charge of raising
rumpus May 18th In the home of
Mrs NJ. J. Lawler. whomhe has since
married.
Mrs. Meakin reported that her hus-
band had left town in accordance
with the courts orders of a few days
ago, and she was unable to state his
whereabo
Meakin, it viii be recalled was
married last Saturday an hour or
two after being in court on the dis
orderly charge, the case having been
continued until yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-30
MISS FURNESS IS
TO WE'D Mr.. GRUNDY

A marriage license was issued yes
Miss Anna Belle Furness, age twenty
four and thirty-four, respectively. the
wedding being scheduled to take place
June I'd. The Rev. DIR. ]. w. MorrtA,
rector OF Monumental Episcopal church.
Will perform the ceremony.
Mr.. Grundy gave his occupation -
that of a farmer, He is a son Of
Colonel Barton II. Grundy, member OF
the board of aldermen, and one OF the
leading business men of Richmond.
Miss Furness is a professional nurse.
connected with the Instructive Visiting
Nurses association. with headquarters
at 223 South Cherry. Philadelphia II
her native home.
A license was also issued to Forrest
Fl. Browning, iron worker, twenty nix.
and Jennie Brannan. twenty-one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-30
parker Motor Plow.

IaIkC1 0AOtOT IAOWs
The Parker motor pillow which was
invented. and IL now being manufac-
tured at Bedford City may be classed
as one Of the great inventions OF the
twentieth century. The usefulness
and practicability OF this horseless
farm utility has already attracted
dealers and farmers in more than
half the civilized nations of the world
and a demand has sprung up in all
the States OF this Union that almost
staggers the young inventor and his
associates.
The first Ave machines are now
being finished in temporary shop
here. and will be shipped to eager
purchasers in different sections of the
United States in a few days. The
pillow was invented by Joseph N.
Parker, who, at the time Of the in
vention was teaching school at this
place. He saw the necessity of such
an instrument and experimental with
a small motor on garden pillow. 1t
worked successfully and the bigger
and more practical pillow resulted.
The pillow consists of an ordinary
large-sized pillow with a nine-horse
power gasoline motor. All attach
ments for breaking. dlscing. Guilt
waiting. planting, moving. spraying.
etc. with the pillow and are easily at
tached The machine has been fully
tested, and It has been demonstrated
as one of the wonders of modern in
vention. Yet 1t Is simple. easy to
operate and adapted to an almost I'M
limited range Of uses The motor
may be used stationary to operate
most any light machinery.
A company is being organized and
preparations are being made for the
extensive manufacture of the pillow.
The assembling plant will be at Bed
ford City. and promises to be one OF
the big concerns of the State.
The inventor has associated with
him in the manufacture of the pillow his
two brothers. William A. Parker and
Don E. Parker
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-30
GOVERNOR PARDONS
WISE COUNTY MAN

Mat Haggard, sentenced by a jury
in Wise Circuit court In April. 1912.
to serve three years for murder. was
pardoned yesterday by Governor Mann
at the behest of the judge. jury and
Commemorative attorney Haggard
was convicted OF killing George
Strength. and In the petition for par
don 1t was set forth that Haggard
shot in self defense. as Strength. who
was the larger and stronger man.
was assaulting him in deadly fashion.
The governor also commuted the
sentence CT David T. Thomas. son of
a Richmond negro preacher. who
was sentenced to one year in the State
prison for forgery. to six months In
Jail, to be hired out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-30
Summer Excursion Rates
Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway

Summer excursion rates. to Chesa-
peake and Ohio Mountain and Sea-
shore resorts are effective commence
ing June 1st. Tickets bearing final
limit of October 3lst.
Week end tickets to such destina-
tions are also sold on Fridays and
Saturdays, good until the Monday fol-
lowing, and grass widowers' tickets at
reduced rates from Richmond to
Howardsville. Waynesboro and inter
mediate stations on Saturdays, good
until the Monday following.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-30
THE RICHMOND vIRaINIAN-FRIDAY, MAY 3d. 1913

Many Of the best buildings In the
community bear the stamp of their
workmanship.
Both these men find time in their
busy lives to lend hand in the so-
ciai, moral and general uplift OF the
town. They are live and active in
all meritorous public movements for
the betterment Of their town and
county.
They have handsome offices on
Bridge street from whence they per-
sonally direct every contract on which
they are engaged.
A good share Of the credit for the
substantial building activity now I'M
der way, in Bedford City belongs to
these enterprising builders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-30
REV. E. ]. WRIGHT TO
BE INSTALLED SUNDAY

Rev. E. J. Wright, who recently ac-
cepted call to New Bridge church,
will be installed at o'clock next SUM-
day afternoon. Among those who will
assist in the services are Rev. Carter
A. Jenkins, of Calvary Baptist church
Rev. p O. Soyars, of East End Bap-
fist church; DR.. Hart. of Richmond,
and Mr.. Blanton. of Highland Park.
series of evangelistical services
will begin in the church Sunday night.
The pastor will be assisted by DIR.
Hart and Mr.. Blanton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-30
NORTH RICHMOND
IS INCORPORATED

North Richmond" suburb north Of
Barton Heights, was incorporated yes
terday by orders of Judge r. Carter
Scott in Henrico Circuit court. A petit
ton asking for Incorporation bore the
signatures of seventy five residents Of
the town.
The suburb has been growing con-
sistentiy for the past two years, and 1T
has a population of more than $50.
Plans for the election of mayor and
town council will be made in a short
while
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-30
UPSHUR RESIDENCE
SOLD AT AUCTION

The Upshur residence, No. 210 East
public auction to Abram Hellstern.
the consideration being $lS,s00. The
property fronts SO feet on Grace
street DR.. ]. N. Upshur will move
into his new home on West Frank
lin street in the early fall.
The house is the one in which Gen.
eral J. e. B. Stuart died.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
Tow an.

Society as well as townspeopic in
general will be deeply interested in
the announcement that the first issue
OF Town Talk" a new Albuquerque
society weekly. edited and published
by Coral Clycc," viii be out next
saturday a week from today. Town
Talk" promises 10 be enc Of the Invest
ana brceziest little periodicals ever
started In New Mexico. Mrs. George
Patridge--"Cornl Ciyce'--who makes
this Journalistic venture, was for sew
eral years editor of the society de-
partment Of the local morning paper.
seveIing her connection with that
paper some weeks ago 10 embark Ia
journalism for herself
Town Talk" Will be fun OF society
news and town gossip and 10 those
who have read the weekly society
news served by Coral Clycc" Il ~
unnecessary to say that Town Talk
viii be readable. The little magazine
viii be well illustrate ana printed
with an attractive cover design,
changed from week 10 week. Mrs.
Partridge mss already assured u large
advertising patronage for the weekly
and It's first appearance Will be hailed
with great interest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

= a great many friends VIII hear With
a great deal ~ regret that AT ana
fira a. Floyd Morrisetge are going to
Rave AibuuuerQuo afttr residence
ff lr}iny years here and make their
ffonie ln a.ae SeHaa. 60 which point
Az NcfrlEctIe hRH been transferred
II cialm aaIuster Tor tho Santa Pc.
SIR Morfisetlc begins his new duties
January and his family will move
~ f.as Vegas about January 10. Mrs.
Morriscitc's departure viii cause cone
siderable mourning among the meme
bera 81 "a. Johns choir. whose ca-
Fable management for some years
hNs been IN the hands Of Mrs. Nor
ritnfte.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
Y. w. c. A. Jottings.

The Y. ". G. A. wishes to thank
an those who SO kindly cooperated in
the Rummuge Sale. The sale was
successful beyond expectations and II
IS planned 10 make II an annual event.
IT, during the next year, there are
those who have clothing. furniture or
dishes which they would be- glad 20
give 20 the association. but which they
do nor care 20 keep until the date OF
the sale. the Y. ". G.. A. will be glad
10 call for such articles and take care
of them.
on account OF the holidays. Las
Amigos has postponed rs next meet
ing which was 20 be a masquerade,
until In January.
Plans are being made for the an
nunl meeting Of the y. W. g. A"
which win take place about the mid
die 81 January. Members 81 the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
CcnlrnI Wound Mcllodl.l Church.

F1WUIT y NIIIHOnl UI8TUT-
sunday hool nd 1.f' 70. mn. r NJ.
Doris suupr.utcndcnt
proach.ue services nt q. m. aud
7t30 %. m. conducted by tho pastor.
Topic Cor the morning aour 'ihr
Upturncd Face 90 COD Tho eN'h-
Ing service viii bee eVuugrlWlr.
Special music hy tho choir 200 hoth
the morning and evening services.
Dovoti0naI meeting of the EpNurth
League ut ESQ p. m
A enllpd business meeting oi the
Woman's Missionary sociNiy viii DE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

dcrs. Irene Hopkins. Sadie Legvitt,
Miss Holman, Miss lathnrlcs Shupe
Mr.. and Mrs. a.. 4. Washburn and
daughter and Mr. Frank Kruske
Mrs Mabel OiesOn Eckort and little
daughter are Ina the city visiting Mrs.
Eckerts parents Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
Oleson. of Sol FORESTER avenue. The
Eckcrts now mako their houe In sill
yer city
Mr. and Mrs. Nj H. sabin have
gone 10 Panama city Florida. to
spend the holiday season with Mrs.
Sabin's father ana mother and Mr..
Sahin's mother an ofNshom IRE win
toring Ia the southern state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
Comings and Goings
of Your Friends
in Albuquerque

Dr and Mrs T.. @. Cornish have
returned from months isit in Sew
york. Boston ana New Haven, where
their son. Gillette, Is student al
Yale.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam j. Bradford are
enjoying a visit from Mrs Brndiord's
father, Mr.. Spencer kirkightcr Of
Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Earl S. knight has arrived
from Texas and viii make am extend
ed visit with her mother. Mrs. l.. j.
Rmmei.
Mrs. Alfred Grunyfcld has gone 10
Denver to spend the holidays with
her daughter. Mrs. Ira Kothbcrser,
who will accompany her mother upon
her return 40 Albuquerque IN Jam
uary and remain here for several
weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs Louis Ilfcld have
gone east TOR several weeks Thcs
win spend TIE holidays iu Boston
with their SON Lawrence. and their
daughters Beatrice and Ruth, who
are students ut Wellesley
Mr. and AIRS Frank strong and
Mr.. and Mrs Louis g. Bennett have
gone 10 Los Angeles 20 spend Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs w. u. Fox
the parents Of Mrs strong and Mrs
Bennett
Mrs England smithcrs o. expect
ga a. return This evening from "a
weeks visit boz ~ raso.
SIR Arthur q. Bingland has gone
10 Vancouver 90 attend "a Forest Ser
,icc meeting and win return Go AZ
5uquerluc soon after tho first OF tho
year
Miss Harriet Calkins. who spent
several months in Albuquerque with
her brother. MIR a. Calkins Of the
United states forest service b. In san
Francisco with her father who is en-
tirely recovered from very serious
illncss
Tho Roctor's Ala ~ ST. Johns.
church VIII give "a dance on New
Years eve at tho Masonic Tpmnle
for which rather elaborate preparn-
lions are being made Excellent mu-
size win he "a feature.
Mr. and Mrs n. n. Pollock, who
have hoen east FOR several weeks, are
expected 90 return tomorrow
Mr. ana Mrs W T.. Edgar and
daughter Miss claude Edglr. have
moved from tho Casa de- ORC and are
living ~ s2i North Eighth street
Mr. an0 Mrs NJ T. stern have gone
tO Denver Tor several weeks.
A Resident Of this city who is now
u Los Angeles mentions seeing in
ono dnr on tha streets Of iog AnRc-
lna the following people who former
81 lived in Albuquerque Mr. viii
Pratt, Misses Agnes ana Edith Chill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

saturday Miaa Louise Lowbor en-
tcftained tho members of the rhs Nh
sorority Of the University ut j. charm-
inE luncheon
s'reamers ~ pink and white crepe
paper fcstuoued from the chandelier
60 the ceIntrs Of the table, q lovely
ccntorplccc of pink and white cnrna-
tions and dainty hand painted place
cards. which carried oUt the same
color scheme. mldc the table cNccp-
tiouRlly attractive.
Favors were miniature tcaCurs
containing fortunes.
The menu was delicious and the af-
fair entirely enjoyable throughout.
Miss Lowocr'H guests were Misses
Florence Scder, Mary lirieht Helen
James. Jean Arnot Ruth McKowan.
Mary Cooper. Marie Higgins cora
Greenfield and Annie Armstrong;.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

"Rcjoicing ln Tribulations." Musical
program az follows: Morning organ
prelude. Meditation" kciin: solo.
designation" (Caroroms). Mrs Bal
bridge; offering Mozart. anthem, 90
How Amiahicl" Mauudcr; postiudo.
"Fnguc." Hinck Evening Prelude.
"Cunzonetta" Thomas: offering. "To
a Wildrosc." McDowell. anthem.
''rarry with Me % MY savior" Bald
win. pustiudc. whiting The q. H. SOC
clrty mects AZ 6:f5 p. M. leader. Miss
jean Arnot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
TIM tbs DONs JOII.II'Y.

Tho Ten Dons met Tuesday even
ing at the home az MFR. T.. y. Crisiy.
south Walter street, and enjoyed a
delightful dinner.
Dr. David ~. BOYD was the dis
SO, ling Bon and read a splendid
paper entitled, lis Diarmcd Peace
Among World Powers Possibic2" An
interesting ard prolonged discussion
followed.
The next meeting will be December
90. when the Dons entertain their
wives al dinner al the Alvarado hotel
The Ten Dons are MIR. A. b. Stroup,
Prof. G.. T.. Hodgln, Mr.. r.. -. Crisiy'
Dr. W. G. Hope, DR.. J. n. Wroth'
Mr.. Reuben Perry, DIR. David X.
Boyd, Judge r. A. Mann, Mr.. NJ. r.
Hickey and Mr.. a. y. McMillen.
The brotherhood Of American feo-
men will entertain az cards az J. q.
%. r. hall December 18th. High hVe
will be the game and refreshments
will DO served
This entertainment VIII be free 10
the Yeomen and their friends.
The Thirty club will give q dance
next Friday evening az odd Fellows
nail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

Corner Silver avenue and Fif,h
street. Hugh A. Cooper. pastor:
Chnunccy g. Formau. associate puf-
tor Bible school, 9.t5 o. m. Mems
Fellowship class, taught boy Dr. Boyd.
ana Kings DaunghtcTs ctSs meet at
10 a. m. Teachers council meets
Mondny 1915 o. m az the church.
Morning Worship. N o'viocX, sermon
theme. Forgiveness the fnh In "a
s"rics - sermons on the lords pray
cr; evening worship 1915. theme
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

Society Ner0s

the rriesfhiumQnf ucli worth attend
inE Hpicudld band. urchegtl1tl. rice
club and niher vocal and ihalru-
mental musical nnuhere featured fhe
snteftAiniucnt with number ~ Wth
delivered orations and rrcit.atlnus rs
tnf YeuuH men who are doing such
sood work 80 tha big institution north
81 thf city Tho sucress Of the en-
foffainment should b. gratifying To-
thcsc who had Il ID charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
Social DOingu Among the
Churches.

Last Saturday afternoon the teach
ers Of the Presbyterian sunday school
entertained the children Of the pri-
mary classes and their mothers and
the Cradle Roll babies and their
mothers There were about 200 pres
emit
A short program was given. There
were several musical numbers by the
children Miss Helen Hope sang de-
lightfuiiy ana the Physical Culture
club practiced a dumb-bell drill
A social time followed during
which milk cookies and animal crack-
.crs were served 10 the children. ard
coffee and cake 20 the mothers.
The Queen Esther club Of the Rap
tisi church held election Of officers
Tuesday afternoon IN the church par
lors.
The Christian Endeavor ~ che
Presbyterian church held rs monthly
business meeting In the church par
iors Monday evening a social hour
during which games were played and
a chatting dish supper was served. fol-
lowed.
f'hn Missionary society ~ tho Pres
byterinn church viii hold its Decem-
her business meeting and tea Ia no
church parlors next Thursday after
noon. All who are interested IN
missions are cordially invited.
The Rectors Ala of ST. Johns
Episcopal church has decided 10 give
another 81 its delightful danves Ncw
Years night ~ the Masonic temple
There VIII be- good music, ice cream
Will be served and a Jolly good time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

Corner Coal avenue and Broadway.
Rev. ThOs. J.. Dyer, pastor Morning
service nt ~ o'tlock, with sermon NY
the pastor on the subject with
Christ ia the valley" Evening scrv-
ice "a 1880 O'Clock. az which time the
pastor viii speak on the topic. "Wo-
man Suffrage: Is u Desirable" All
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
The Churches

Lead avenue ana ltfNbuNbN,
Bible school dt a.l5 a. m. Prof.
Cecil VI. Drake superintendent Al
tendance ll1 W. hive uuuilOT iu.
torcstiuK lesson next sunday. Tho SIN
OF Achau" The interest boo int schou.
ia hnc. Come md Join us .n th, study
of GODS word.
m by the pastor lu the morning ht
Wnl take up tho third discourse OF the
series ON fbu Bible. the topic helms,
"Tho Bible .UI the spade ~ niFhl
me- Vul preach ou "SauI'E bisoAcdl-
cucc."
Young peoples service ut 30
D. m a Hrac attcud1utr E htlhH
onioycd ths service.
Prayer mD,tlng uu "Wednesday eve
ming. Topic The Nnlu, ol thtlsli"h
Hymns" Cor ti.2G; Acts 1875.
Miss Pratt sim bc thc suioisi 700 lhr
morning service. Miss Fern ,.n''.l''n
viii sing ur Inc evening service
The auuua meeting of tho ehu'h
was held GOA "Wednesday evening
PROT a.. 49, Drake WAS continued ae
superintendent Of the sunday s'hunI
sherman Drmuuy OF tho mission
suuday school. most of tup other ul-
ncers being O.. Icctcd. This ehutch mas
had Dos ftr lnu best scar boo its history
The sunday .ohuoi has been larger
more has been raised FOR home pur-
poses and 'Hr missions, ana moro
united with the church
Mr.. VIM luss of Boston, Mass.
viii speak again sunday evening az
T:a6 ut tho North Fourth street Cos
pei hall An are Invited
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

Christian Science or,ices are held
Ia The Woman's club building. at the
Cbrncr OF seventh street and Gol1
avenue. every Sunday morning ut IL
a. clock Wednesday evening serve
ices are az o'clock The public is
cordially invited 60 attend these SER
vices Sunday school al 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

The Church Federation ~ New
Mexico held very Interesting and
Instructive meeting Wednesday ar
tcrnoon at the Presbyterian church..
OFFICERS were elected and MANY inn
pnrtani phases Of statewide church
work we're discassed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

Rev T.. krDtIernmhi, pastor M
a German Christmas service VIII
BE- held GOA ,ua sunday before CHRIST
mas December 2tst iu the 'cntrh ,
NJ. q. church corner Arno ana central
avenue. 200 a3O g. M.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

hold Tuesday az b. IN. The election
Of officers and other important bus
mess 10 be transacted. All members
are urged 90 ho present
The regular wednesday evening
prayer service 40 q %. no. and the
teachers training class at 7.i5.
a cordial invitation and "a hearty
welcome 20 all
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

FIRST Methodist Eulscopnl church.
CORNER Lead HNrnuc aud south
Third street
Charles oscar HcrkmuN pnFfor.
rdith Gorhy. dc1conoss. -. s. Porter
ntld, suprriutoudunt uf Tile SUNDAY
school, Mrs w. j. Tompkins. prosl-
dent uf EpNorth icamp Mis- Norv
Merle. choir dirvctrcss.
Public Worship at 90 q. M. ana 7.aa
p m. with preaching hy tho uastor
Tho morning thcmc wiU bo "a Do-
ttctiNo that Never Fails" Etsuipr
subject. Limiting the Power 1T God y
special music If tho choir Ia both
services and Miss Mary McFic vii.
sing I'm the mornlnp.
sunday school at 9.ii ~. m. bible
s'uny clhss az G:lj D. m Epworth
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

Sodaiiiy mass. 100 a. M. second
miss. $3.50 a. m.. hlRh mass and ser
mon. 10 a. M VcsperH, instruction
aud bouediCtaiun. 1889 y. IA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13

league devotional service az 6;i5
y. m, Miss Blanche portcrhcld.
leader
strangers and friends viii find "a
cordial welcome.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
New Books at the
Public Library

FICTION.
"IlaIiuma." by john n. EllIs.
a new book by the author at From.
a girl. reared hy ruggsd, elemental
men of the great western frontier.
living out her childhood in mountain
hollow and cabin. sent 10 a great city
Co learn hs ways. blossomlug into
most beautiful wumanhoOd- De-
lahomal She wanted Co become
civilized" just as Fran wanted Co
belong o. somebody L.ahoma was
different she did things in her own
way. That's the reason she b. such
fascinating bcwigching bit OF fem
ininity. and her love story Is such
a delightful and sympathetic and
wholesome hit Of story -tciling.
'"Thc Catfish" b, Chnrcs Marriott.
a man OF affairs who sees life with
the subtle insight oi poet and in-
terprets Il with a sympathy and uu-
dcrstanding that Is truly prophetic
he it is who appears before us. w
meet him % child A. he grows old
or two influences come into his ne
two women radiating with AN the
goodness Of that which o. trucst ANA
best In Womunkind The one is his
incentive the moving tendency that
keeps his soul alive. The other Of
Gers sympathy ana love dfnhHlhk lit'
most tender feelings and browning his
latter NE with JOS.
sThc VaIk.y Of tie Moon" by Jack
London.
The hero, teAustcr, prize Fighter
man of affairs is one Of London
uuforgcttahlc big men. The romance
which develops ont of his meeting
with O. charming girl. aud which only
ID
miuatiug boo the finding of the long
searched for Valley of the Moon
is strongly told In this western story.
"Thc Lady ana the Pirate" by Finer
-on liough.
An amusing whimsical story of 90
man and woman and two very de-
liRhtfuI Indies playing pirate iu strict
accordance with the proceedings m
the pirates own book"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-13
~Thc VaIL.y Of tie Moon" by Jacl
Ionsiou.
NON-IICTION.

the president of StarFoy Seminary
ou various college occasions, lr
Starkcy makes very direct appeal
To- the mind and heart Of the young
student through argument illustration
and history