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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26

Gum ssohrestugc ser uadaIiden
omaha Tribiine" @oasge Heter int.
ilte @Iiidpanite. Ml0ge oas eill.
siae oautide 1agcbIatt Oes Staates
glebrasfa bliibslt, ipdhien ilito ae.
ceiben ilnO Dem Sernusoeber nltdj
ben fiinitigen finait5icIlelt Grfolg
Erinaenl
gscbrnsfd GtnatSsgln5ciger
,mo Terolo, iii Orn,io
SSsIano, 9seb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26

Dis bcitc wlittag bate Der I'm.
tsritiieiiiigsfouo bic S06c bon SAL
22i.75 erreift.
Die Mmericnn WlaItiig 60. bat
tiirm ihren Scfretdr 6. 8. 6nIl.
finbl da bic Wlsb greipins SO. ifno
Bic Qruo grstping 60. ie $50 fir
ben 8ilisfonO geianbt, Der pon Die
{sn Sem Niirgerfomite iofort iiber.
Bsbcri ipuroe.
nsutc ipiro beicnoers @inoerflei.
kuna perldngt, bic nit slngabe oes
Mob iirso 9llters i'm sluoitorillm ab.
titlieferts 1T.
M2dpor DnbIman bat an @oup.
N1orebent .bos Mninden seiteIlt, oie
ictioen wlilijtrilppen ourd nene 81
fr|e6sjs. Die oienittbuenoen Erup'
III botten unter benz irngiinIIigen
tittr iMper Su Ieioen, Der Bite
/. A,lro oBne Drogc Gclec geleiltet.
eIev6sns III SiIfSitationtn.
4pni1 nerfc ii@ bic folgcnben
4eIcbEons Iii Sen Ai[fSitdtioneir.
StdfIon 10. 1, 16. unb 2oenlt'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26
sSm Gipeitume, Minn., beerbiat.

Ger 2eidnam oes bei Dem Cor
naoo umsefommenen Sic Sin5 miro
um naditen 9onneritag gegen 8 llbr
Morgens 5ipeds @eeroisirng nad
BipaItone, 9einn., tpoieIbit feine ber-
itorbene Satin beeroiet lit, beior-
oert iperoen. Der 8eritorbene be.
ftnbet iih in Dem Gtabliiiemet,t bon
5ulie 81 Niepen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26
scitcrrcidj.lrnsartt 5ranen-gereiit.

Ser Geiierreih- -llneorn 6rauen.
Gerain pcranitnltet ON Sonntngg
80. Mdr5 1918 ilt Ser 86bmiidcn
surnbaIle, Is. uno 9orcaS Strnbe,
cine muiifaIiihe ltnterbaltlna. sln
fang 4 llbr gindntittags. gintritt
20 Gents pro Verion. ainoer iiber
is Sabre miiIien gintritt besoblen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26
Wettcrbcrid)t.

,Siir Gmaba. Council gllfis imoI
llnacgeno. Sd)on slbenos llno
Gonneritaa, iteiaeitoc Gcntpernhtr
Gpnnerllng.
sSiir gsrbmsfa: 5don sIhelOs
lun Goncriiag; lparncr Gpnnsrs
itag.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26
WrSnung if
gt(9aftn!
r;iisarbnsn In sereseltsr Gorm
anieenpmmen.- -@ieberanfban
bes 5erit0rten Staottbeiles.

lob imo genpiiihing bate Der
Tornado am lebtsn Sonutas IN
unicrer Gtoot in ieinem Hiaoe ge.
I0Iien, inio anf1nslidb idisn es, als
o6 Omaha nIlein nidt imitan6e
n8rc, Grommg III ocm Triinmer.
itlbe ber5uItenen; man gloiibte, oab
Syoben pcrgsbcn piirocn, I'M oid
MIR cinigsrinaben Oronung In oas
GGoos 5n brinecn. Dlan bate
aber nidt nit Der Spferfrcioisfcit
nmo Dem @emsiniim Der Omaha
g3iiraeridjait scrsdnct, Senn famn
fino 3ipei Gase nod Der critietlihen
Aotofiropbe psrfIoiien. uno cine
aberleeene aoltbIiitigfeit bat Dem
dnfdn9Ii1cn 8irrtparr Tlns &C.
mdtbf. Die Bobltb1tigfeitsseiell.
lt,dften Der Commercial Club, Dor
cflen Dinacn aber Der Silfsolisihub
nr g3iirger, boben in oieier fiir5en
Spai1iie 3eit @unoerbnrss gelei.
iiet. Sir bic Sbonhloicn lit IN
ireitaebenocr 8aiie Gorge gstraeer
+: norben rno SiIisgeIoer Iaiifen in
li!ebr fpie bairieoigenosr @eiis elm.
Gin WeiiibI Des gertrousns bat iib
Sebernidnn mitgetbeilt. GaS mill.
fariihs saeoiment auf Dem Grim.
merfeIoe lit itreng, peroient o6er
ale 9fnerfennilng. Sbnobl Der Sor.
nobo ben Strabenbnbnnsrfebr tbeil.
Feiie lnbm eeleet bate, fam man
fsnieIben belitc tpie6sr normal ncn.
rcn. &ntbcrtc bon 0rnbtipannern
Iino al Der slrbit, un ocn inter.
tfcdjsnen 9elegrapben- uno Iela-
p6on-gerfebr pieoer in Die riftige
g3nhn All lenf,n, aino piele Der BON
linaliid betroffenen Herionen tra.
arn iid bereitS nit Dem @eSanfen,
fire Wobnlnlgen nau ber5lIltellen.
nlmoerte BON 3inmerleuten iino
ben Wiorgens friib bis slbenos ipat
EvId)1itiqt, Bic beih1oigten Sauier
in bauobnboren 3nitaiO gu ieben.
EROS oes eeitriaen Sdneeiturms
ftiif0tn bic arbeiten anf bent
9riimnlerfeloc fortgeiebt. eeioer
miro bsfiirdtet, oab Die 3abl Der
Dpfcr md auirdumung beiielben
arober fem miro, ipie bisber anee.
oe6en. ethren BerleBilnaen ,rIeaen
fino beiitc:: SIora GaiieII, aranfen.
tFlsecrin i'm Metbooiiten Soipital; /;
3. .. Spee 341t Cunning Strabe;
Gee gleIion, 5nrbiger; Totrif @.
g9oerrc, 2712 norolihe 20. Ctr;
n. 6. gopo, 5arbiger, 20i9 Glarf
ctr.
Gyr SilfsfOnb.
6olgcnbe ,bNiicre geitrose fiir Die
n1othIei0en6cn iino ge57idnet nor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26
syrait syrit Nlaelltr

10 piele 9epeiie ibrer 1beiTnobmc
oarbradten, ipred)eii mir biernlit l,i-
ieren tieiecfiiblteit Donf aus. Wc.
ionoeren Ddnf iogan mir ben Gpeil.
rern Der bielen berrIihen gLltfnrn.
srib Wil,eIler ltll0 Ginoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26

Froderreinigen mnO aGroen
nIler glrt nad nauiter ipiiienidoft.
Iiher Metbooe uno in allen Bran.
den bei Der Ghoeoiad Co. 407
iiiol. Is. gtraBe, Omaha. Gbone:
Douglas 1921.
= 9. S. Gurn, beutiber Spti.
fer. slngen unterIiidt fir 9ril.
len. 443-5 granoeis @ebaiioe,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26

giubc beitattet. Ser5brehen6e Scc.
nat ereisneten ii6 in ieoem gralicr.
bauie ilno nuf oen 5rieobofen. CT.
idiitterno tpirfte Die geiiesnng Der
aus adt Wfitglieoern beitebcn0en
9msfp.5 .5anilie, Die gemeinian Den
1oS fano. gfabe3u 500 aifri6tige,
Sraner on oen Gag legen6e Yer.
ionen batten ii6 eingefunoen un0
blidtsn Dem 2eiden3use tbr6neners
iiillten slugeS naf. Gur nod elm
coer sfuei Gage, ilno Sann bot Die
9lmiitter eroe aud 6as lesfe Spfer
Ger Observation-Disclosures BEL iih
aufeenommen. Mosen iie glae III
Srieoen riibenl
Grflarung bes Commercial Stub.
go setpaltig 6as llngliif lit, mel.
deg Smaba beimeeildt bat, ba6an
iid) Die TreBberi6te enttueber nit
BEN Tbatia1en nift begiliiet, ODER
ober, pie es bei iolden &ataltro.
tbsn Der Sail au iein pileet, bat cine
81. Iebbafte Hbantaiie lie ms ltnge.
lneiiene gaiteisert. Durd) iolde
uebertrei6rmgen iperoen natiirlid
piel unitiibe Sorgen Deruriaft.
Der OMAHA Commercial Club 6at
hasbalb, Inn 8erlpanoten nno Sreiin.
6cn Der @irtpobltsr BON Omaha elm
flares, iadlihes Bib Der aatalfro.
pfc 81, eeben cine pffi3ie1e iif
itrens an Die Tbatiaden baltsnbe gr.
tlarlng oerielben beroffentliht.
8uerlt tperoen Die jablrei6en g(n.
crbietimgen anoerer Stdote fir
SiiIfe an ben Mapor uno ben Gon.
nercial Club oanfenb anerfannt,
aber Die @ei6dftsleite sIauben, BOB,
aagenmartig ipsnigitens, Die Staot
iclbit Der Gage selpahien iei. Der
8erfuit an gigentbum @ritnoeigen.
tbint loipobl als perionlifas, tpirb
$5,000,000 nidt iiberiteisen. Gs
.plet 0ann Die genaue @eihreibiing
ser 0abn bes 9ornaoos. 9erielbe
hnrdibnitt Die Staot bonn Siiope.
itcn nod osn gtorooltet auf ieiner
gobn oie S6uier Der @obIbaben6en
iotpobI als Die Ser m1Big 8enlit.
tcltsn uno Mrmen pernihteno oosr
teih1oigeno. Infer oen Triimmern
etad an 5pan5ig SteIlen 6euer aus.
irno oieies ipurbe trob Der rribucs
rrnoen llmItGnoe bon Der 6euertpebr
1T eifliaen Stnnoen galoidt Sdon
fpdbrcno Der Naht ipur0en iimmts
Iid,e Derlebten Terionen aus oen
Friimmern bsfreit nno in Ye1anor
lung aenommen. Die 3ah[ oer
gerlebten betrGgt 322, oie Der Sob.
ten 1889. sSn oieie 3ablan iino aud
Die Iorortc bon Omaha eingeidloi.
ien. @ermiBt iperoen ann1berens.
ipeiie nod neun Ierionan.
Soiort naf Dem Gerlallf Der ao.
faitropbe ipuroen nnter 2eitiing bon
MlaDor 9oblnan ourd Die Jeuer.
imo EoIi5aioepartentents Siilfe &c.
lciitet, poimmer iolhe crioroerIih
mar. Yepor ireenopelhe llnorb,
iiuna ooer Yliinosrci einreiBen fonnD
IL, battcn oie gunoestrlippen bon
Sort Gmoba intcr Dem gefebl bon
seajor s. 8. Sortmonn bic Situa.
tion pollitdnoia III Der Sano nno
tioIltonlmet inter aontrclls Dor Ia.
assunbruh am Montag Moraen.
lpit oem eriicn gloraen5ua trof
cieacrolaoilltnnt Whif, 8 Sall cin
|luto iibsruabm osn gciehi ii6cr nie
MQiIistrippcu, weldc ocn iiioliAen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26

citation go. A, 80. unb Cunning,
Sornep 1888.
citation gic. 8, 40. mS oornnn,
Sornep $3.50.
citation go. 6. 46. uno 2eupen.
NORTH, Sarnep 1921.
s,n anoeren Stationen tueroen
s'bones 10 RAID oIs ntOsIi& cingr.
ridtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26
Ganfiaan,la.

Srelnoeh lnb gefdnntelt, ipcIdje
inns tpGbreuo Der saronfbeit, bes
slble6ens unb Der gaeroigung mel.
ner Iieben Gnttiit itno unierer guten
W2lttter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26
Gn pilisiOnO.

fsolgcnbe ,btitcre geitrose fiir Die
MoihIeioenocn iinO ge5sidnet NOR.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26

Yterbiauna Der 1prnaOosEpftr.
IienItno giad,nittoa nro iuibrcllo
rss brntiaen lnaes nnroen bic ers
item GpIer Der ar1iliInrn Adtaiirp.
pbc bonn Iebten Sonntau 5ur lcbten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-26
Sarab gernbarSt ipielt fir bi
Notbleioenoen.

Die beriibmte Sdauipielerin So
rob gernbarot miro am SonntaJ
sibeno in Genper, Gol, eine 8or.
Itellung 5um geIten oer bonn Smn.
ia Tornado Seimseiudten aeben
sic piro pon 6aoen nit 5pesial8ug
fcbren, Inn redt5eitig I'M s llbr
snr goritelung in Genper ein5u.
t,effen. Die gorltellrmg begirnt
Inn 8 ll9r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
SANTA Re OFFICIAL
/ DISSATISFIED WITH
THE PAVING
Chief Engineer F. NJ. Bisbec
Objects to Change in Level
Which Leaves Alvarado En-
trance High and Dry.

+. NJ. Bisbce, chief engineer Of the
Santa Re railway with headquarters
al AMARILLO. Texas, Wa In Albuduer-
que yesterday on one Of his regular
Inspection trips. Among other things
Mr.. Bisbee looked over the pavement
just completed by the Texas Bitulithic
company on South First street and
found the job generally satisfactory.
The railway engineer. however, OBJ
iectcd 10 the change in grade which
leaves the brick sidewalk at the Gold
avenue entrance 10 the Aivarado hotel
about eighteen inches above The level
Of the street pavement II IL under
stnod that the paving company has
agreed 10 rebuild the brick curling
ana pat In a step IN order that the
lady Ia the hobblo skirt may negotiate
the CLIMB from the street Ia the side
walk level under her own power ana
without damage 10 her fashionable
raiment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
ROOSEVELT PARTY
HERE THIS EVENING
Former President and Sons Re-.
turning From MOki Snake
Dance and Sightseeing Trip
to Arizona.

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and
his sons. Archie and Quentin. are oN-
pected "a arrive in Albuquerque to-
night on the eastbound California
limited at $3.50. The former prcsi-
dent and party have spent the past
six weeks In Arizona. visiting the
Grand Canyon. the Fortified Forest
and the Painted Desert. Since Au-
gust ~ the Roosevelts have been the
guests Of J. Lorenzo Hubbell and this
week witnessed the Moki snake dance
on the first and second mesa near
Oraibi. Every facility was furnish
ed them for witnessing this strange
ceremony and the colonel expressed
himself AK highly pleased with the
results Of his trip into the wilderness
Since leaving here July ~ the
Roosevelt party has been practically
cut off from the world, IN one In
stance "A telegram addressed Ia the
colonel by one OF the leaders Of tho
Progressive party requiring nineteen
days TO reach IT, destination. The
colonel win remain here only thirty
minutes, leaving Tor the east al
a. m.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
MORTUARY.
ncnlh nf Mrs. EmIl, II,nes.

Mrs. Emily y. Hynes died this
morning at / o'clock az the home Of
her brother. Grant Burgess. 3i4
South Broadway. Deceased was an
Albuquerque girl, having lived here,
with the exception Of n few years,
since childhood, ana had n host of
friends In this city who will mourn
her untlmely loss Mrs. Burgess was
a widow. her husband, John Hynea,
having died several years ago. She
WAS the daughter Of the late Thomas
NJ. Burgess, the pioneer druggist OF
Albuquerque. She h survived by her
aged mother. Mrs. Jemima Burgess,
her sisters, Mesdames May J. Long,
iietty j. Mcllvnne and Alice NJ Dry
and her brothers, Grant ana Warren
Burgess.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon from the burgess residence
5lf South Broadway, at 2;30. with
burial In Fairview.
Mrs Hynes' illness was the result
OF a surgical operation which she
underwent al Fresno, cal. month
ago. Three weeks ago she was
brought here In the hope that shs
might be benefited by home sur
rOundlngs, but her condition wal
desperate from the first and medicn
skill was pnweTlesE 90 save her.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
JOHNNY GREEN TO
FLY AT CHATTANOOGA
paA44 49, rtnr rrrV4Vn a
FUN ULU 0jigbAEtsS

CHATTANOOGA, AUG. 23.--The chair-
man OF the Grand Army Entertain
ment committee, has closed q con-
tract with John Green. famous care
dui birdman and waterfowl. to make
three flights In Chnttanooaa during
the q. A. r. reunion. 20 be held IN
CHATTANOOGA september iE20
Green u the man who made the
record flight IN Cardul Flyer No.
over Lookout mountain during the ~.
a.. v. reunion last May. He was che
first man 90 attempt that dangerous
nlghL refused by 30 many other
prominent avlators. A feature Of his
exhibition next month Will be a flight
IN his Cardul Flyer No. 2. equipped
with hydroplanes, up the TENNESSEE
river This will be the first hydro
plane flight ever made BY any SOUTH
ern aviator.
Visitors % the q. A. u. reunion VIII
do we'll not 10 miss these fiehts by
the famous aviator. free 10 on, and
should look out for the dollar bills.
which he drops among the crowds
below, as ne goes HURTING through
the air.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

New Mexico Central railroad arrived
last night from Santa Re.
" Miller, expert camera man for
The Pathe company. arrived In Albu-
querque this morning from the west.
Assistant United states District At
torney Henry g. Coors. Jr.. and Mrs.
Coors arrived last night from their
home az Clovis.
Fred II. Fisher. salesman for the
Fairbanks Morse engines and pumps.
was a passenger for Denver this
morning,
Miss Mary Nourse. who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. May for
the past three weeks. left last even
Ing for her home IN Omaha.
J. p. Paulson, western representa-
tive for the Brunswick Bnlke COLLEEN
des company with headquarters In
Denver. Is In Albuquerque on business.
w. @. Logan. deputy treasurer and
collector for Valencia county, left
this morning for his home In Los
Lunas after a brief visit To Albuquer-
que.
Chester G. Dobson. son OF Colonel
and Mrs. T.. W Dobson. Is visiting his
parents here. The younger Mr.. Dob
son IL connected with the MoquinO
Mercantile company and makes his
headquarters at Bibo, y. NJ.
B. r. Criswell and Don J. Rankin
returned yesterday afternoon from a
two weeks nshing expedition on the
Cebolla. one hundred and thirty-One
trout were lured from their native
fastness by the Insurance men but just
who aid the Turing has not an yet been
divulged.
j. J. Kelly, Of silver city grand lee
turer Of the Grand Lodge OF New
Mexico. a. +. 4 A. NJ, passed through
/ Albuquerque this morning on his way
from Gallup to sOcorro.
The new pocket petticoats. N on he
correct fall coiofings, are on display
in m window Of the Newcomer art
shop.
n. p. wanner. the Central avenue
ourio dealer. returned last night from
the wilds Of western Arizona where
ne Witnessed the Moki snake dance.
Mrs. George T.. wiokham and her
daughter Helen left last night FOR
Gallup to visit relatives.
}. 49, Janow, day clerk at the Al
yarado. returned last night from an
/ extended vacation trip during which
he visited his old home In Burling-
\ ton, VI Mr. YAnOW travelled from
here Co Toronto by rail, going from
there down Lake Ontario, the Thous'
and Islands and the -. Lawrence
rapids 90 Montreal. From montreal
tho return trip was made via Burling'
ton. Boston. Sew York city, Bunalo
Niagara Falls and Chicago.
-. j. Thomas, the Gallup attorney
Is registered no the Combs.
Mira a. r. Walker and dnugh' es
Gertrude. who spent the summer ~
the Pacific coast. returned 10 Anu
querquo last night.
Mrs. A. D. Morrisette VIII arrive
home Thursday evening from Ntr'
ginia, Washington, ~ O., and othel
eastern places. where she has peer
spending the past three months
III q. NJ. Mcconnell Of Pueblo. wh'
has been the guest Of santa Fe Gen
erni Yardmasicr 8. VI. Carpenter an'
wife for several days. left this morn
ing for El paso. Mr.. mcconnell u
looking over the southwest with
} view 90 bringing his wife To maxi
their home here, probably IN Anu
querque
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23


Gold end broadway Church of Christ.
Hermon r. williams. minister, i22
South Broadway.
bible school at s;4s. Don't fail 20
attend
sermon At II a. M. "Plllars %
Prayer" should the governor Of
Kansas have proclaimed q day Of
prayer for rain throughout the state ?
Sermon nj 3 y. M, The I.cpeF,
unciean and outoast the Savior found
him and healed him.
, Christian Endeavor az p. ~. How
Al Have Proved Christianity and seen
] II Proved" Jno. 3;2s-aG: 2i;2f-2a.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
~ q. m.
The ladies' Aid Society ~ called TO
meet az the church az 2.30 y. m. Tues
day This h an important meeting.
with the beginning Of the fali cam
pnlnn lines 9f work are being pro-
iected that Will need the cooperation
Of a larger number 90 women PleaHe
/ attend.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
In Albuquerque.


a NC black cloud rose out 81
N the west, the lightning
flashed with zig gag zest;
cumulus bank reared
out Of the east ana there wasn't
"a minute that the thunder ceased.
e faRnel-shaped mass shot out of
the south a cyclone giant with a
bone IN its mouth; in the north
twas black as stack o black
cats az midnight chasing the coal
cellar rats; UP overhead lowered
n leaden sky and the good people
said. "Oh. my. Oh, my" and
rushed 90 slam al the windows
down and feared that the COW ana
the chickens might drown; the day
grew black az the Stygian night
ana the situation was certainly a
fright the wind arose To deafen-
ing roar. louder than n ever had
roarcd before. and the dust clouds
flew and the hurricane blew and
the elements an made a great to-
d.; the drouth was busted and we
saved the crops for we found u
had raincd fully Fifteen dropsl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
81. Lohn,s EnLsconaI.

Corner az Fourth street and West
silver avenue. ArchdeacOn w. r.
Warren. rector: residence, 1908 West
Tiieras avenue. Fourteenth sunday
after Trinity. Holy Communion al
7 n. m. Sunday school, 9:45 n. m.
Morning service. II a. m. No eve
ming service.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

Christian Science services are held
In the Womans club building. % the
corner Of seventh street and Gold
avenue every Sunday morning az -
O'Clock. Subject for this week.
"AiInd." wednesday evening services
are M 8 O'Clock The public II cor
daily invited TO attend these services
Sunday school al 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23

Washington. Aug, 22.--inspoctlon
Of the sanitary arrangement und SAFE
guards IN railroad stations and trnlas
by Acting Secretary Of tho Treasury
Allen. The investigation wouid be
made by the inspectors 81 publc
gro rds under ,Icetq from the SUI
rol Using architect the 'fasso"s nnd
their reports will be- turned over to
the public health service
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-23
ARRIVALS At The
HOTEL COMBS

Tho following out-of-iown guests
were registered today az Hotel Combs
Mrs. j., h. Butz, Elsie o. Bntz, Phiia-
dOlphia. pa: simon Neustadt, Los
Lunas. Mrs. d. G. HUNTINGTON. III
Paso; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. coors
Clovis; Geo. q. Gibbon, Denver; n
sullivan. Chicago; J. Duncan, Kansas
City: william 4. Upham. Oklahoma
city; Mrs r. W. Trent, chicagoi X. q
Fisher, Denver; j. G. Harvey, w. n
Carson, ". G. Harvey, santa Fei G. a,
Ilarle. M Paso. A. G. salnireH El
Paso. Mrs. W. G. Richey. Laguna; H.
Hamburger. Louisville, Ky
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FYr~t presbyterian Church.

Corner silver avenue and Firth
street. Hugh A. Cooper. pastor;
Chauncey A. Foreman, associate pas
tor Bible school 9:30 a. m.
Morning worship at ~ o'clock. SER
mon theme. Gods Works and Wis
DOM"
No evening preaching service.
Union service at First NJ. y. church
Y. r. s. G. r.. meets al y. M
Leader, Earl Montgomery.
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chester will sing et both services and
the choir wlll render special music.
The Sunday school orchestra WIN A.
slat IN the evening service. sunday
school a 1855 a. m. Epworth League
devotional service NJ D. m, Miss
Pearl Mcpherson. leader. 4 cordial
welcome 90 any or call of these sorv-
icea
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Germnn Lnthcrnn Church.

REV. p. Krctzschmar. pastor. The
next German service will be held
August 3lst week from this sum
day. AT the Central NJ. w. church.
corner Arno and Central avenue, be-
GINNING az 2;sO y. m.
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Feel Ianguid. weak. run down
Headache? stomach off" a good
remedy Ia Burdock Blood hittera'
Ask your druggist. Price 800.
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ImmncnIntc ConrcplIon Chnrch.

Sodality mass. q. M; children
mass. S.30 a. m; late mass. 10 q. M.
Evening service, 1:30.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

NAH0 Go40 Aea . 90 =
= TO SUBSCRIBERS
= n you should not get tonights y
naper
CALL Sc. .
Q Q q . - . o . q o q Q . .
A. Eichwald, general merchan, al
Cuba, ~ ~, Is registered at the
Combs hotel.
Mrs. r. w. Fec left yesterday for a
Visit with relatives IN springfield, Ill.,
and Roekport. Ind.
Lee BALDWIN. the well known cattle
man from Reserve. y. NJ. h AN Albu-
querque visitor today
John Bonnell william IIeighos and
Ed, Qulnlln left this morning for Al
godones To inspect the oil fields.
T.. n. Paul. general auditor for the
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seventh Day Advcntist Camp
meeting.
The Movies 10 drive dull care
away.
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Diamond lce--the best ice Made
from distilled water. Phones 57-5S.
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The Weather

FOBEcAsT-New Mexico: Gen.
orally fair tonight ana Sunday.
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WI NIGHT say that August 40
Tar hasn't been very pTecipitate
about Ia precipitation.
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SHORT AND simple little fore
cast.
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LOCAL WEATHER report for
- hours ending at n. m. Au-
gust 20: Maximum temperature.
so degrees; minimum. "a: range.
80; az a, m. 75; south winds:
partly cloudy; .OOOO1 inch precip-
ltati0n.
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When you want Ice cali up s7-Ss--
Diamond Ice.
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IMPORTANT

Is an inadequate term by which to cx-
press tho value 20 one Of ones eyes.
The worth, Ia their owner, Of good
pair az eyes cannot be expressed IN
terms Of money; yet many people de-
Jude themselves with the idea that the
man who sells GLASSES cheapest --
which means the man who sells the
cheapest glasses--is the best place 10
buy--and never realize perhaps until
irreparuhle harm has been done,
what fearful price has been paid
for Chen mess"
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