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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
The Markets
WALL STREET.
ray Leased Wire ts UvsniaG H@rstdl
Hy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald

THy leased Wire ta UVsnta1 H~rstdl
lBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald
Sew Norh. Feb G.--Comparcd With
recent averages the volume of husl.
moss u Wall street fell o0 nearly Co
r,r cont in ihr forenoon todn, Trad
iug was ct highly professional char.
actor. Interest in tho market lagscd
.ut brokers gave almost Hs much at
l.ufiuu Goo tho action uf the * hnngc
governor. Coz prevent wash ulo-" az
Coo tn, mHrkot ITSELF which was neg.
I..t.d much of thu time. continued
weakness ct copper mot1l abroad md
l,s uf uupprr sharrs Tor On, account
.f foreign INTEREST," nruu1ht about
prices Tor the group. nuj the effect nu
th, general list WHa slight
E,uurts uf good earnings Jog SOM"
uf tho northwestern roads furnished
J nlDk Ius for the standard stocks.
houds were irregular
Hartman su,Dks became h,lNier
.lout Q o'rloek. The general market
rul.d sluggish and unjntoroeuns. all
though several tow priced sp"enltics
v,,r 100 brisk demand Dietlll,rs See
ur.tos gained J and Colorado Fuci 70
points.
O. point. with the general movement
dominated py tho orrauy course OF tho
Hartman stocks.
I,'uurl. Hud d,uIHl. rpu,,ruiu- u,
status coz tho NEGOTIATIONS with the
government influenced tho frequent
fluctuations 100 Union and Southern
Pacific
Th, wurEnt closed steady. Obscure
-p,rmlti,s which were pressed tor
sale found very narrow market.
Southern Pacific uud,r renewed pres.
rr, agg.d below JOS. other Hp,.#.
however were not especially altered
and the trading was p'riu tory 90
ih, end CLOSING 7rtore.
Nmal- m..frd,
-uH1r ll6 bid.
Ntrhl-uu, lDHF,.
G,1diuu 1876.
Southern Pacific, lotr..
Union Pacific, lC0i.
steel CTS.
Steel preferred ,"Sl..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ANXIOUS TO WIN
DOUBLEHEADER
Boys and Girls of A. B. C,
Teams Confident They Will
Trim the Las Vegas Normal
University.

Headed bl Irul j. U Gnulcu,
Coach C. Il. Ellis Mr.. E.ls and 90
bunch ol rputcrs. thc -irls' and bovs
teams of O.. NpulU.rlun business
college leave oulrlt ur tomorrow
morning Tor lois Vegas. where they
Hr, scheduled Co play 30 double bender
tomorrow night AGAINST 40. Las Vegas
Nurmu. University BASKETBALL aggrc-
cations The a. T., c. teams expect 90
have but Ut'lr difficulty IN trmmns
Oh, Meadow city players The Husi-
moss 'ou,g. team. have had % busy
schedule Tor the last two Wecos and
u,' learned quito % few wrinkles in
tho science OF basketball.
Tho BOWS Who viii mako tho trip
are, Iummr. Iirhut Iinuno Zoar-
ina, N,h,r aud Tr,ncnIurg.
The girls Who viii GO Goo las Vegas
.ln. ii,..u NI.nIum. Laura cart.
vI1ut Mildred Ayr.f EDNA St1ohl,n,
tuuu Myers 81 g rorru2o, Florence
t1. 'iu, and lnof iHrH
1.s tRo-,..p, "uisht Rink
CAS- yam IfL. IL CRYSTAL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Chicago. Fob. 6..Cuttl -Ecnc,gr7
900. m1rE.t steady. po",,s s6.rn0
1900. T,Nas steers, $4,000 ..,": west
,rn st,.rs, Sa.,o" $50: st'r.rr- ami
Etcdnrs. gi.5fi 900. COWS .ud h.,t-
rrs. sa.uUI t.au: calves. SG..uu 1000.
Hogs l;,oripi. g7.u0u. muryo,
dun 90. uud,r Yesterday average;
Nrht t5GoasN5. mNod. fT.atu
$50. heavy S,t5d5.sg' ruuEh,
tttt1 $3.50. pigs. SGtouD.Gas bulk
OF sales, St.Dsn $50.
sheep Receipts l-,"'o3 market
strong Go TOO higher. native. NtSf"
$40. western. ff.g0u 400, s.nrlius,
tG.1oH 80, native lambs. sac o
$40. western lambs. SG,,sn 500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
GRAND JURY MAKES
FINAL REPORT TODAY

Tho Sandoynl county grand Jury in
srion in Bornallllo since Monday
made its final report this afternoon.
a list at tho indictments viii bee mud"
puhllc as quickly as warrants have
been served
judge Huynoldr yesterday struoE
from the docket q number of Sando-
Val county clvil cnscs. there hciug no
prospects for trial liiigants and 80.
torpcys having failed 90 appear when
the docket was called.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Denver. frn CattloH-E Receipts
600. market strong, beef steers, $500
dS.25; COWS and hcif,rs. $4,000 ego,
W0ckors and feeders $1,000 900
cal, -. $1,000 1000.
Hogs Ucccips lAo0, market
steady, top, S1.Gi. bulk, s1.bH0 SO.
sheep Receipts 1000. marnci
strong; ,curlinps. s5.oo1 $50, lumhs,
&5.g5W ewes. y1.00H LGo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
The ONE BEST SELLER IS THE WANT AID
HH CHEAPEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE PUBLICITY AGENT MT@ BUSINESS WORLD
Personal PronertY Loans.

ADNEN TO loan
On furniture, pianoa arsanG hufsva
wagons and other rhattsNl alao or
saiHries ana warehouse receipts 40
Tow az 5000 ano a. high a. $4,000
Loans are quickly mace and stKictiy
private Tims--one morth 20" one
year given Goods 90 remain In your
possession. our rates are reasonably
CAL and zee Ne before bOrToWing
steamship tickets 10 ana from Ell
carts of the Worl0
PRIVATE OFFICEs--Open Evenlnga
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co.
t,coms q aud ., GRAMS HuIldlne
500 West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
can for nids for Installing Heating
system.

Notice rs hereby given that the
county commissioners of tho county
of Mora. state ~ Ncw Meyieo. VIII
receive bids at iho office of ihc cour.
iy ,lDrk of mld county. up to ana In
Guiding the ,tn day 90 Aprl, s. %.
1913. for che Installation ol hoWinR
system hy hot mir furnarc. ln tho
court house miltiuH of the county 81
Morn. situated ai Mora, Ncw McAico.
Ful Information ana Inscription nf
the system proposed to Doe Installed,
must be- attached 90 each bid. to-
geihcr with d certified cheek for ton
per cont 40 the amount oi lhe hii.
TIE BOARD OF COUNTY IOMMlS-
StONEES lF THE cor NTN ~
MORA
(sonn rs JOHN GANuGnT.
Attest. chairman.
Trio MELENpEz,
Clerk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
NEW MEXICO DAY
At WOMAN'S CLUB
TOMORROW
Interesting Program Arang-
ed, Including Two Numbers
By High School Glee Club;
Original Work Featured.

An unusually clever and interesting
program has hrou prepared for "Ncw
Mryico Day" aud "priginal Day" az
the Wnmuus club tomorrow aftcr-
noon. Tile program win begin at 3
O'Clock. with AIRS u. A. iiittuer as
leader Tho program fulloWs:
Original ron oall,
rhymes ON Sew MgXico
Prophecy. Mr- W. " str"nu
Chorus New M,Nico, A. u :.
dice club.
chorus, The sight lIas Thousaud
Eyes" - ~. =. cleo club. under she
direction of Miss Trou. supervisor OF
music In city schools
original Fables, Mrs, "A ID Ray
Extract from un ofisiunl storg Mrs
George w. Albright
Potpourfi, Cuynnaugh lfuhrncyol
orchestra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
MONEY Market

N.w Yorb Fec. Mou,y ON y,ll
steady. .a, 4" . nor cent rlm' loans
,p4,. sixty days 80. per cent ninety
day 80. "a per cent sis months e.,
per cent
Close. Prime moryautil, paper d.
0 3 per emit
Commercial bills. SiS3lt.
bar silver, g. les,
M'Nic1u dollars, 4N'sc.
Government noUd. stcuCN.
Railroad bonds irT,gul1I.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

chicago, Feb. Wheat prices
hardened today owing 90 reports from
India that drought SIN prevailed,
rain having proved ught ana being
confined wholly to the PunInnn. cola
weather ana lack of snow cover iu
Russia tended ALSO "a mNor tnc bulls.
Ncmand. hanover, was only ~ scat.
tered sort Opening usur,s were tn
some ua lust nlght to O., Wt,g up Ma
started at o5 far to 90. ease. un-
changed lo t-Idc higher and touched
Ha ... Tho close was strong. @. N
70, net higher for Mon 800 ?ls ~.
gl1.r.
MAY com which opened at .3H
rG'.c. last uights level tu i,r on,
descended to 90 zee. The close was
steady. with May az 90 sc.
May oats started UNCHANGED 90 %
shade higher az 20 to 3l'. n3liac,
aud held 40 3th f,3iasc.
Weakness in the hog market had f
depressing effect on provisions. Firf,
snI,s Wor, eisGl2lac down includ-
ms Ma, at Alg9fis 0 1890 FOR pork,
Sto..1ls for lard ana ylo.e51s Glo.3c
for ribs
closing prices.
Wheat May h"0ihc; july,
20 H,c, sept. 90'c.
corn MAY sa's o-ic: July, aissc;
S,It. % igv,
oats MAY, 35c, July 35isc; sept,
3tf.r.
Moss pork, pcr bbl May ti9.-
ags. Juh, fl9ao.
Lard per TOO lhs.--MuN tot5;
sent, &l0.It's.
short ribs. per 700 lbs Muv, Sto.-
g.. July. tlUiUai lU.t2ls.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
knn.n. az, II,c.im.k.

Kansas city Fob g. cattle re-
coipts 2.JOo, including 400 southcrns.
market stcady 10 strong. native steers,
S1.O00 $50, southern steers, $50
1I0. southern COWS and hcifers. : $40
mG.s5. native COWS ana h'ifcrs, $500
mg.Ts. stOckcrs and feeders f5.ibm
$50. bulls. ft,0um G.es. calves, $3.50
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Sow york. Feb. q, copper un-
settled, spot aud February. SlIao hid.
Tin easy. spot, SlN.e"1 $50, Fob
ruutN. 4IN."5u iN.tU.
Lead stcady, S4.5u la',
Sp,ltor weak. yG.i5nG.aa.
iron unsettled ana unchanged
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

kUUsI- UIIN Won t-""VIl""- WhC0I
MAY 7sy; JUN $3.50.
Corn May 'ef. 70 5ac; July t3'.r.
oats N1a 3Gis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

&c. Louis Feb. g.. Wool steady,
territory ana western mediums, eio
e5r. Ouc mediums, lNu zoe, I'm, la
ffitc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

Sow York, Feb. Cotton spot
closed quint middlug upl1nds, SIG
ea. middliup gulg $3.50, no sales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
FOR SALE.

ono lot central avenue. between
Fourth md Fiih streets
Two lnis. central avenue. between
Fourth ond Fifuh streets
Three lots. central avenue. between
Fourth 1ud rIfth strcots
Two lots corner Sixth ana Central
avenue.
Two residence lots West Tljcras.
Groom frame, modern, 30 1915
West Tiiorns
Groom robbie dash. modern. oppo-
site Huning castle.
C-room brick North Twelfth street,
one nnd onc-hua block from car line.
p. f. MCCanna
Ground IToor. state Natl Bank bldg.
p',onc 6t3
My Representative WIN Cali.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
Santa Fe Copper.

(Quotat0n furnished by Logan q
Bryan, Board Of TRADE, Chicago)
Santa I'c copper: $ lcs, 80 shares
pt ga.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06
WANTED
FOUND


FOUND MIR Fortunate Nicolaoi,
owner of tho pcmcc barber chop.
ln7 West Central avenue has found
"a sum of money which the owner mas
have after &c is duly Identified.
this society knows that such action,
ii taken. will Doe useless unless pri-
waite rooming houses are likewise proc
hihitcd from accepting such cuHrs
within the vity limits
"a copy uf this resolution Go Hc
transmitted tn thc city council
Cslgncdl
"G. = McI.NNDRtSS,
attest. President
=. g.. TyLL. Secretary.
-sH---- .--H
rag tvo-rcps toui4hl Rink
New pictures lustimo
-s----s ..-HH-.-e
Tag tWo-stcps tonight H,nh
rs You Like lt."-Crystal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

couples tonight skating nln',,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-06

HOUSES FOR RENT

D OR RENT A t-ro0m house furn-
lshed Tor housckccpipEi good yard
1885 n. sth street Cail al t1a W.
Marquette.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-14

TO the guard. and at a sign from the
flag officer the band struck up Hail
to the Chief"
Amid all this military pomp and
splendOr the occupant of the launch
was slowly clambering. feet foremost,
and Just as the last gun was fred he
stood erect at the top of the gangway.
IL was the admiral's cook with bag
OF fruit in each hand! The honors in
tended for a general had been rendered
to old Pomp, As the situation dawned
on the men even discipline could not
check a general shout Of laughter. The
old admiral himself laughed until he
could laugh no longer.
II seemed that in some way the
dinghy had gone or and left the old
negro and that he managed to con
vince the coxswain that ''Marse Farra.
gut was jest bound TO have dat fruit
befo' the general came"
Pomp wanted 10 land at the port
gangwHy. bur the coxswain insisted
that the adInirarS launch never went
to the port side and that the old man
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-14
4 Wasted SALUTE
laval Powder, Pomp and SpTen.
dor and a Fizzle.

A group OF officers were "srappipe-
stories 1T the Army and Navy club in
Washington one night when one was
reminded OF an amusing incident that
occurred In connection with the stay
II the flagship Monongaheia at Pensa-
cola bay when Farragut was on board.
The old fch'er had been very busy
The weeS before paying Official calls on
the mainland. and among those who
Lad entertained him was General Can
b.. When. therefore. word was re-
cc!Fed that the general would visit the
ship the next day the admiral was de-
fermincd 10 have everything in readi-
ness 10 receive him in a style becoming
hi rams
The old boat was scrubbed and holy
stoned from stem 70 stern. the brass
work was given an extra rub. and
things generally were put into the Jest
Of ordeN The captain = the marines
had sNecial inspection Of his com
Tany. ana rot a spot ~ rust or a dull
helmet spike escaped his notice. When
Right closed in darkness settled down
over very clean ship and a very tired
ships company.
Bright ana early the next morning
the admiraIS launch was sent of TO
bring the general aboard. At the last
moment IL WIS discovered that there
was no fruit for luncheon. and Pomp.
the admirars cook. was sent in the din
ghy to get some.
Pomp was character in his way
and had been with the admiral for
many years He was very proud OF
what he called his military bearing and
wore his heard carefully trimmed to q
point. His hair and beard were nearly
white, aud. although he was sixty
years Old. he ruled the other negroes
with a rod al iron.
by 10 % clock every one was sanding
by In full dress. when the quartermas-
ter came aft and reported that the ad
mirars launch was returning. The
officer OF the deck walked TO the rail
and took squint at the boat through
his glasses man clad in blue uni
form was seated in the admiral's cane
chair IN the stern. but as the gunwale
struck him Just below his shoulder and
the awning hid his head the officer OF
the deck was not certain that II was
General Candy until as the wind lifted
the edge of the awning be caught a
glimpse OF gray beard.
Word WAS pissed that the general
was coming The crew were beat TO
quarters. &c marine guard paraded,
and the qua SOUND. detailed 10 fire the
salute. took their stations Everything
was IN readiness. and the admiral and
his staff stood az the head Of the gang
WAY 10 receive the guest. a hush Of
expectancy settled over the ship
The boat drew nearer. Just as the
launch ~cruued alongside. boom, boom.
came thr salute from the guns.
"i'rp~rut arms came the command
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-14

few years he returned to Aledo, and
for many years was connected with
the Aledo Record, and served many
terms as justice Of the peace in Mer-
Ger township. He is survived by his
widow, one daughter, Mrs Josephine
Burleigh Of Davenport, and one son,
Charles Doughty of Aledo. Funeral
services we're held at the home Friday
at p. m, conducted by Rev. A. Z.
Moody. Burial was in the Aledo Gem
etery
Mrs. F. o. Johnson returned to her
home in Joy Tuesday after a short
visit at the home Of her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Thede.
Mrs. Glenn Greer, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to
her home in New Boston Tuesday. Sha
was accompanied home by Mrs. Henry
Yerkey.
Miss Gertrude Flemming Of Kewa-
nee came Tuesday to visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Rey-
nolds.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. E. Bridgford of
JOY were guests Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Myrtle Bridgford
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-14

Monday to spend few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bailey OF New
Boston visited Mr. Bailey's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Bailey, Tuesday.
Mrs. H. E. Miller and Miss Grace
Coffland of Joy called on Aledo friends
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Crosson went to Cam
bridge Tuesday to visit her mother,
Mrs. C. Erickson.
Levi Winger of Bayard, Neb., came
Monday TO visit his father, H. H.
Winger and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Baugher are
moving from Keithsburg to this city,
where they will make their home this
summer.
Mrs. G. B. Pillsburg and Miss D. E
Long of Monmouth came Tuesday and
went TO Arpee TO attend the funeral
Of William H. Prouty. which was held
in New Boston Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Miller return
ed from Chicago Tuesday, where they
have spent a week with relatives.
The death Of Lucien B. Doughty
occurred at his home Wednesday ev-
ening, Feb. 5, after an illness OF sew
eral months duration. Mr.. Doughty
was born in Knightsville, Ohio, in
1871 and came with his parents TO
Mercer county in 1913. The family
settled in New Boston, and eight
years later moved TO Warren county.
In 1857 he began work on the Aledo
Record. Later he worked on the Des
Moines Register, until the civil war
opened, when he enlisted with Co. E,
4th Iowa infantry. He reenHsted in 1863
and was discharged in 1865. After q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-14

Sould have to land on the starboaro
side. aft. Had the awning been 4
little higher the mistake in Identified
ton would not have occurred As
things were. no one could be blamed.
and the affair was treated as a joke.
while the old cook was nicknamed the
General"
When an hour later General CanbT
did come be was received with all
due ceremony and on being told the
story laughed until the tears rolled
down his cheeks and demanded to see
the man who had stolen his salute
New York Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-14
SHE HAD PRIZE HAIR.

Long, rich, heavy hair. Smooth, soft,
luxuriant hair. She says she owes it all
TO Halls Hair Remover. But she doesn't.
It helped big lot, but that is all. She
had good digestion, rich blood, strong
serves. Don't go through life half sick
and with stunted hair. Consult yoar
doctor and follow hiS AdzicA-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-14

William r. Webb was recently
chosen by the Tennessee legislature
to succeed Senator Sanders until
March 4, when the term of office Of
John X Shields commences. Mr..
Sanders is a republican and Mr.. Webb
democrat. Sanders was appointed
by the governor at the death Of Sen
ator Bob" Taylor to fill out his I'M
expired term. The legislature decided
that another democrat vote in the SEN
ate would help and elected Webb for
about a months service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-14

Louisville-Former Governor B. VI.
Fernald of Maine was elected presi-
dent of the National Gamers associa-
ton in conventir here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-14
A Rare Opportunity to Visit California and
Tour the Fascinating West.

Right Now the Special Personally
the Burlington Route offer
OF perpetual sunlight beauty
onaand through the nvgoatng
OF Colorado and Utah,
You money by taking II
will considerably
California Of the finest places
the Think
of
clothes and nothing
neighbor has been him. he And 1t
doesn't him
And il
that.
Lincoln
Louis, City Joseph
Burlington
you your telling all
service
RiDDEGI- T1eket
D. oDEN
West6S
z&&&${&5&4l "Empoyes Combine Make service Zine"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08
Ball Lasts 10 Noon;
Puts Crinlp in Sleepy
Philadelphia Whecze

Philadelphia. ren n The ancient
'vhvyze" about SLEEPY rhiladoI-
pnia' blew up. when h was
learned shat tho exclusive sucicty bal
maspuc tt horticultural han was sta
in full ulast and expected 90 last 1n-
tll afternoon.
Not in duration a.uuv has this hr g.
inut affair eclipscd anything col W.
Kind ever given iH this city. but the
C0rtuming puts aii previous masQuc-
rados iu thr GLASS uf sunday school
piralcs
MANY ur thr drbuunlrr and ma
irons aiirndiur che bail we're dressed
iu yueiumrs consisting loo The main az
unics falling just below the hips,
and panuiioonS co. tights. just plain.
Hilk tights and boots Tor the lower
hal Of the picture.
The guests numbered ~umr uf the
most widely known society people in
ih, cust. ~ midnight, when Len,
arrived, the oiurk wac stopped aud
ihr word wac passed that there would
Ho nothing goo go home Tor until noon.
Towards morning the rcveiry h 50
40 have passed ail previous records
The schedule Included dinner, sup
pr breakfast aud lunch. rhuse VIA
appeared Boa mere dresses wrr. looked
."u with fcorn we know slh should
NOT went 60 wear lights" wis the g..
rHr Frequently heard go fall from
lhe lips of Those SO fortunately con
Fifurted ~ 90 be- able 60 wear thc
hose sud buskin' without "a care.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-08

Service ia Albuquerque Churches Tomorrow

sermon ~ 1,s0 y. ~. win b.. on 'rrhe
Change % Heart. what u slRnifios -
This H. the nth address In the scfics
on First Principles
The sndeavorors have red letter
program 90 sac .. ~. Miss Little
who spent six years ~ missionary
among the Navajo indians viii make
an address Az members of the su-
clcty az well az others are urged "a
BE- present and hear about the blanket
weavors. At their business moctinr
last week the F'ndeavorers elected the
following Officers for the new term
n. W Dili president. Grace Gibson
vice president Alma Swayne. sccfe
nry-treasurcr. Alice Land. cOrrce.
pounding secretary. Roy Allen aud
Harry zcuring. chairmcn 1T the soclnl
committee. Rose Darrow. lookout
committee. Nina noydt prayer meet.
ing committee
Remember the entertainment ~
Tered by the Loyal Sons to ad,snc,
the work of their class Tucsdas
evening ut the church 4 y IA. Their,
VIII be- q five-act monologuc in eos
tune entitled The Elixir ct Lite
pautousinc. music. all rare treat
Mrs. Wolfe n the reader. Mrs Foot,
viii sing Miss Nichols viii play. Mis,
brown, Miss GALES and others will 49,
sist in the program. The boys 90
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Corner Coat aud Broadway: ~,
Thos. T.. Dyer pastor: STANLEY Scdct-
0rganis
Morning Worship at II o'clock TIL
pastor viii preach on the Signifi-
cance 81 Lent ~ 1850 y. M u
special musical service viii be held.
with - short address by the pastor
IN Lincoln" This service win bc
featured hy several musical numbers
of special interest. and q large at.
tendance IL expected.
SUNDAY school. a.ts ~ m. " :.
Iithgow. superintendent. Christian
Endcavor. B.30 y. IN. Following D.
the musical program.
Morning Servics--s,rRan prclud
Fantasia" Siogrcn: anthem. Angel
Bands IN strains Sweet Sounding.
Saint saens: solo. Turn We EVcu Co
Ne" 1Harkcrb. Miss Charlotte pratt
Evening Specinl musical service:
organ prelude. "Canz"ud della S"ra
duet The CrucifiN." tFaur,l. John
y. Falkcnburg Miss Chariot. Pratt.
organ THE Last Hope" Guttsohalk
anthem. Must Jesus Bear tho cross
Alone %" Havens. solo. "Sumohod,
knows" tAckioyi. Mr. Fulkcnhurg
anthem. The Cat" 81 pcarL' Smith
offrrturv. Prayer" Weber. Solo
from "Gailia." 'Gouuodh. Mrs Adu
Pierce winn: postlude. Festival
March. Best
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Corner ruth aud silver. Hugh \
Cooper. pastor Services at 10 q. ~
aud 1:ts y. M ,'ornlng theme. "Thc
Purpose 1T Revelations" evening
theme Who Wrote the Bible Sur
day school meets at a.t5 a. m. chris.
tian Endcayor. Gas y. M
Music Morning Prelude. from
Wagr ~; anthem "tlark. IInrk. NJ
soul shelley. otfrrtorN "Bar,a.
role" Ruhcnstcu
Evening Prelude. Chorus al
shepherds" I.rmmcns: anthem
larry with Nc. - NJ, savior" OF
icrtorv. Petite ii't,rusc." Dob
netsck. \ cordial invitation to ~,
public.