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The Washington herald., 1913-07-29
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
Every County from Union to Luna and San Juan
TO Eddy Represented in Immense Gathering;
Eminent Men and Women Will Speak Tonight


O'clock with thirteen visitors Albuquerque
will
have arrived tho Twcnyghth Annual Convention the
Educational Association
noto
Teachers
this The
that This
They all viii delegation 15O
rc 90
The
woribeg
the blue
everything that happens Albuquerque this
educational
"a promising
S Important u the history
Association
Vocational Training High
Publicity
subjects daily
of e.
including
the
number provided teachers
Ia the
Orator az ma
delighted
especially
men a
in practical detail OF educational
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
NO FIGHTING YET
REPORTED FROM
DOWN BELOW
JUAREz
Rebels Stretch Human Barri-
cade Across Country Four
teen Miles South Of Border
to Catch Federals.
VILLA WILL DIE TO
PREVENT RECAPTURE
NJ r.eased NIre b EvenIne neraIlI. !

tBy leased Wire 20 Evening Ilerald.l ]
~ Paso, Tex, Nov. 2f.-so FAR as
known in Juarel today there has
been no fighting between the foderalA
and rebels south OF Juarcz. THIS
rebels were stretched across tho
country in q line from east to west,
thirteen, or fourteen miles south Of
Juarez last night while their COM
mander, villa, was In Juare4 arranE
ing % send supplies "a them. The
fcderais. according 60 villa. rotreatod
Saturday from point eighteen miles
south OF Juarez. which they had
reached In their advance when they
saw the rebels marching out
villa Immediately camped and does
not know what became OF the fedorals
but says II they do not attack him
soon. he Will press south after them.
His objective point Is the city Of Chi-
huahua. lie declares he intends TO
hold Juarez or die fighting.
panchO villa returned during the
night 90 his army after shipping sew
oral carloads OF supplies to his men.
Rebel re-cnforCcmcnta from oincEa
have reached Juaroz. They number
about 900 and are volunteers from
the eastern border commanded ly
Major Manuel Ochoa. Another 100
men with additional horses are on
the way. They viii be sent to the
front probably today.
Eleven Mcxican cltizens are being
held today as prisoners Of the United
States army az Fort Bliss in connec-
tion with an alleged plot so orgnnize
g. movement 90 aid the fedcrais in re-
taking Juarcz Among the pYisoners
is Colonel Jose proHco. cousin oi
General paacual Orozco 81 the fel
oral army and former Commando
In Juarcz The Mcxicanf were path-
cred up az different places IN the city
hv American soldiers. Tney disciaim
any connection with the federal army
or the alleged plot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
DAUGHTER
OF PRESIDENT
TO Be welded
TOMORROW
Rehearsal Late This AftsrnsoM
Completes Preparations for
White House Ceremony
Tuesday.


Iny LEASED wire 20 Esonlns IseeaIa
WashingtDn. Nov 4t FinisAplt
touches on arrapFomcui1 for no
White house wedding wtre n evI-
netce ~ tta historic rhat room today.
and a rehearsal ~ the ceremony lntp
"a the afternoon completed aii the
plans for toaorrpws ufpefain. uiio1
Jessie Wilson. the PRESIDENTS SECOND
daughter. VIII herosilN the Wiie ~
trancie EioWea HaYre.
Dr Wlnfrcd r GTcniel,. the f.ahra-
dor mission worker. who - "a be best
man 1or Mr.. 9ayfe, arrived here ~.
day. Mrs HAyre, mother ok the brlde-
groom. wAa expected % be a guest a.
the white house today. MANY guent1
from Princeton alsn arrived Mem-
bcra Of the Princeton faculty and res
idcnts Of the town. who have bt@n
long and close friends Of the preslr
dent and Mfs Wilson and their
daughters. hive received Invitations.
Although no guest Hat mas hacplue
public. & IS known the invitations
have been limited almost entirely 20
personal friends of sir HnYre. Niles
Wilson and the two fanil.es. No IN
sitntionu hive been issued 60 senators
and Representatives ~ such, though q
fcw have been invited and outside N
tho cabinet, the diplomatic corps ana
some high officials of the army and
navy. Invitations 20 official WannAnEr
ton were scarce.
As the wedding gifts arrived they
were placed in a large room. whefe
the members Of the Wilson family
personally eupogintendca the work of
unpacklnR and made lists for future
acknowledgements Those guests who
are members ~ the house party and
some of the others who arrived to-
day were shown the glfts. thcugh Il
~ underetood the presents VIII not b
on view tomorrow.
The most valuable gift IL tho en-
tire lot A. tho diamond pendant given
by yncmhcrs OF the house ~ repre-
ncntntlVrs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24

Professor iiadlcy on the Job
81 haven't missed o. session ui the
NcW McXi,o Educational association
since lbs organization and do not in-
tend 10 miss one ass long as | can
ride train" sud Professor Hiram
Hudlcy of Las Cruces, titc veteran
educator of New Mexico. Professor
Hudley is Hn honorary member of tho
association. iic has held its prosi-
dcucy and has also held many posi-
ti'ns OF honor luI trust lon thc school
work of the st1fe. AZ one of the
pioneers in educational work in NeW
McXico hr ls thoroughly familiar with
its history "l have scen this assoc
ciatluu gtuN from n mere handful
ot enthusiasts working AGAINST ull
manner of difficulties. iuto one of the
great educational organizations of the
southwest said Mr. HudlcE 'tlud %
makes me glad There is n0 doubt
about the future OF New Mexico au
long ns our school system grows ana
Progresses as o. s doing now aud go
long as our teachers how the lively
interest in their work that is appar-
eut hCIp."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24

delegations was gained Every coun-
ty in the state was represented. many
ot them with their entire teaching
forces and many school directors.
Every seat was filled ana 500 were
standing, practically an being out-of-
town people.
Following the Invocation, delivered
by Archdeacon W. y Warren. rector
of ST Johns church. the Albuquerque
orchestra gave musical selection.
taking the place of the Tucumcari
orchestra which was unable 10 at
tend.
Mayor u. * u. SELLERS, IN few
Rfaceiui remprks, rendered To
the teachers the freedom of Alhu-
was theirs to do with as they would
and as long as they desired,
Mayor SELLERS made hit by tn,
explanation that the rainy weather
today was ordered especially to max,
the Santa ~ and Las Vegas dele
gates feel 90 home.
President AlaFaruud introduced MIR
N, r. Hickey. president of the Albu-
ducrduo board of education, who dc.
liNcrod the formal address of wclcom,
Himself q former school man of wide
experience. MIR Hickey showed his
thorough sympathy with the educa-
tional problems ot Sew Mexico and
his insight into them. tits address
was cordial forcctul and eloquent and
was received with enthusiasm.
The formal Response a. Alhuquer'
que's welcome was made 10y state Su'
pcriutendont of Instruction Alvin y
white.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
COWAN ASKS I.hANE TO
AMEND TATE COMPLAINT.

MHgu the hearing opthtu THIS
morning Judge cowan, for the state,
asked permission to amend the COM
plalnt Of the state Corporation CON-
mission 20 mnkc Il conform with tho
complaint hied hy the people Of
Carlsbad ia thp matter 81 the lumber
rate. The state commission had ask
"a that tnis rate be reduced from 80
Co . Z cents, ana judge cowan sought
permission to set out facts 10 show
that This rate should be- "a cents per
hundred. The request was opposed
by judge 3ledEnt, for tho santa re.
EAhmlncr Markley declined 60 rule
on the motion, snYluA that thr mat
.tyE was one which could Ouly ue dee
tcrmined hy the Interstate commerce
commission
j. j Coleman. assistant general
freight agent for the snniu BE- hnv-
ing special Jurisdiction over lumber
and coa business. teslihcd as 90 the
lumber rates lu tho Beaumont Tex
la-lsuuiFanU district Sir. Coleman q
Testimony wHa in fchuiial az that
heretofore offered hF az. fl Kemp, oi
Roswell who operates uNttnaiNO lum-
pcr yards in many towns iu eastern
New McNieu. Al this point IudRt
BlcdHoc asked aud was grautfd prr-
mission to hlo "a statement shoWins
ihr actual load haul and Clrnlnes on
lumber and naF hauled 30 and from
points in the fcr0a valley judge
cuwHn. for the state. formally dr-
cilupd lu have an Kemp nle "a atate-
mont shoWlus purchase nnd aellina
urlcs of lumber handled hy his cou-
eefu Mr Kemp wanted 90 mako q
statement nE 90 hls reasons bat re-
Trained when ioid that be would
hove 90 make q from tho witness
stand
b. q. IIoughton. freight train,
manager FOR che santa Fl. defended
the rates on sugar into Sew MeNico
sA3 ing they were entirely "a matter o|
market competition Tho loW rate
across sew Mexico. mld afr. hOuEh.
ton. WAS made tn stimulate The ln'
dustry iu California Hc pointed to
the faU that the question of the
rates ON sugar as % Affected the en-
tirc country WAS already pnndins he'
fore che interstate commerce cum
misslOn.
Taking up the motier of the rate.
on hlN Mr honght0n slid that 1
would ho good ihlus fur New Mcxi'
co ~ thp raI Oads were Hhle to pu
tho rate $50 alEh lhAi q would hc inns
possible 40 ship alfalfa out of thl
state. Feed raised m New MeNie,
should hc fed m NtW Mtkic0. aali
SIR hOuEhton li thn state ia tp pros
per Sew MoN'gan8 should Ntten
cattle and other stock with lhrlr f0ci
instead 0f trying go iud d market ln
it abroad. "it ls almost "a crime,
exclaimed Mr HouFhton, "that ih'
rates have been lowered aH much AZ
they nnFr' lio said the present faie
from the IeNuf border were not com
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
Short Interviews With
the Educators

Willard y Holt omcai booster for
Doming and thc Mimbres valley. and
secretary Of about everything in the
windmill town. hoped OH Tho train
az O'Clock this morning and began
talking pumping for irrigation before
he hit the station platform Mr.. Holt
is secretary Of the chamoer of CONE
morce. secretary of the board uf cdu-
cation, secretary of the Luna county
high school board, school trustee.
manager OF a farm. part owner of %
newspaper. secretary 0f hulf "a dozen
business organizations and lot of
other things that he cannot fnd space
for on his visiting cards
~ am a. school trustee in Luna
county and am proud Of g." said Mr..
Holt this morning "l believe 10 Is
the duty of the school oGiccrg 90 take
just as much interest and part in
these meetings Hs for the teachers,
and I am going go do .t We are hcre
from Luna county with practically
every teacher in the county and every
school district but one represented.
That one would have been here but
for an accident.
"NoW want 20 ten you that DEM
ing is growing. We have more wa
ter to the square foot" but at
this juncturo the reporter had writ
er's cramp and hurriediy beat H.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
THIRTEEN HUNDRED VISITORS IN ALBUQUERQUE
ON OPENING DAY OF EDUCATIONAL MEETING

published program. The session VIII
open az 1880 prompt admission by
card Governor Mcdonald was UNI
able 20 reach Albuquerque for the
meeting tonight and his address wlll
be delivered later, Ills place on tho
program, following number by the
Albuquerque High School Gire club,
VIII be taken hy Mrs Bradford of
Colorado, who VIII speak on the sub
jecL "Chlldren'a Rights" snid 60 be
one Of her strongest lectures
DR. Claxton WIN speak tonight ON
Education and Wealth." and thtrc
VIII be a number of muslcHi num-
hprH
Tho program VIII cloao with one OF
the treats OF the convention. q clcvo-
oporotta. The CoNcg Girl aud the
MIR Maid" by the sohcfzo club Of
Ration.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
SESSION
OF INTERSTATE
COMMERCE
HEARING
Evidence All in, Attorneys on
Both Sides to Submit Brief
for Consideration Of Full
Commission at Washington.
H0UGHT0N TELLS NEW
MEXICO TO FEED HAY

II was neafly o'ciock this aftcr-
noon when Examiner Markiey adj
iourncd The hearing Of what win 30
down In the annals of the Interstate
ca#msrce commission as the Ncw
Mexico casc Attorneys Tor the rnil-
roads Interested and thC state cOrpor-
alton commission WIN now supint
briefs to the commission. which. with
the evidence taken ut the hearing.
which has TASTED for four days. Will
De considered hy the full commission
al WASHINGTON. it is not. probable
that ANY decision VIII be- rendered ~
the case within six months ana it
may be a year before the definite re-
suits of the case are known.
The hearing Nna devoted largely 20
fruss-oNaminntlon OF witnesses VINO
had been heard last week aud the
Proceedings were moro pr lera infur-
NAL, attorneys and other officials nsk-
Ina questions "a WILL az times Wit
nosses heiug called upon 20 answer
as much na three questions az once.
y. l. .Houghton. general freight
traffic maifaEpr Tor the santa fG WAS
tho principal witness of the DAYS spr-
sion. Hp told the examiner that the
rates GO El pesO and also the rates
from tho hecus country in Texas
were beyond ihe control of the santa
fc line, adding that tho SANTA Fe VI
lt had itH w1T. would iake uu its rails
on The line between Carlsbad and
brief tu the commission, which, with
To the question ua 60 whether or
not tho santa &c, ln view uf the small
proportion of ite business coming from
afford tO lower its rates 50 as 70 en-
able tho people of this state 20 conn
petC with those at Ei paso and other
Texas points. Judge Bledsoe objected.
ne said thut NJ tho rates were lnW-
crCd here. some ono back In Missouri
"a Illinois would rise up and CONE
plain 10 The commission.
G. W oliver Assistant ssatisiicluu
of the Santa nc was on this stand
furni1hed "A mass of figures giving de-
tails of The conpany's business.
a. J.. Conrad assistant general nu-
ditor gave figures showing tho
amount of taxes paid by The Santa
Pc. The asacssed valuation Of the
Santa 70 property in New Mexico. on
the ouc-third valuation, for 1919, WAS
tO,032,103 and the taxes paid. sisi.-
GIS. In 1913 the valuation had been
raised 60 sl6,239.340, on which it
was estimated taxes 20 thc amount Of
4610.O00 would have 20 be paid.
Scott lttcr secretary uf the Garla
had chamber of commerce, was the
last witness or the day besng exam
ined by Attorney Rufus Daniels. on
cross examination by Mr. Houghton
/ Mr.. Eitor admitted that the complaint
~ the people ln tho Carlsbad district
/ wan largely on account 90 Inc dis
| crimination iu the rate 9n hay. which,
un the Ncw Alaxico side of The limo
was 80 cents to Tcxas common points,
while ON tho Texas side, only few
miles away the rate WAS only IS
cents
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
75O MARINES ORDERED
no GO TO PENSACOLA

WuFhIUETU0, NOV. ~" lFNIlFN
Daniels today ordered $50 marines
from Philadelphia % Pensacola. Fla
Co. bc stationed ON the reservation adj
joining the navy yard. They VIII
leave later this week ON the transport
Prairie.
Secretary Daniels order follows the
favorable report Of Assistant Secrc-
tnrv Roosevelt who found the Pensa
cola reservation especially adapted to
the advance base work being carried
on hy marine corps.
n is Secretary Daniels intention 20
concentrate the marines at several
principal stations. one al Pensacola.
others on the Pacific coast The Pan.
NINA canal zone and nt Philadelphia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
GOES TO CHURCH
fRv Leased wue TO rvrniur 1eraid

Santiago. chile, Nov 2t--Col0ncl
Theodore Roosevelt and the members
at hia party attended service at thl
Anglican church Yesterday Two
thousand Chilean boys scouts also at
tended.
Tho American guests were present
ut the races ln the afternoon and ui
night
Tho party todnv went on "a siEht-
seeing tup around the citV followed
bV garden party and viii nttrnd q
great BAH given bv the minister ni
forcign affairs tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
GERMAN DIPLOMATIC
CIRCLES HURRIEnLY
ELIMINATE TANGO


my IrEscd Wire 20 levensne Herald. ,
. Berlin NoY. 2t-- Emperor =
. Williams edict forblddlne Ger .
. man army and navy Officers 80 q
. dance the tangb and other steps 9
. while n! uniform. has hecp tah q
. ca 90 heart here and the q
q Same rule has hcou introduced g
. throughout the diplomatic ciT- q
. cie A hurried change was q
. made TODAY nl the program for q
. mo dance 60 he held after the y
Q Thanksgiving dinner of the AM q
. ofican cplpny This was hecauHo q
q q was learned that any members .
= of fhe iiplomniir corps present .
q would hc forced to Withdraw 3
q should iho iHnNo OF lWu-eten ne .
. danced Ihrec were consequent q
. ~ eliminated from lhe pToNfam 2
. hut WIZ be permitted during no
y latter part ~ iha fVeuinN after
. the official Ruoela have fftllvN
~He4 oe@4 y @4%@ q 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
Convention Program
for Tomorrow

. Tuesday. Nov. 2a 10000 u. m.
. Music. Lus Vegas Normal
. GlpC club.
: Address 1y Dr T.. T.. ClaNtou. 4
9 commissioner ct education OF I
. the United States Literature in
. the Schools
. Violin Solo. Mr.. johnson. Tu-
= cumcari
. our Elementary schools "'rhn
. Problem of Adapting the Conn
. mon school Curriculum to the
. nature OF the child by Dean
. G r.. Hodgin University of New
. Mexico, Albuquerque.
. Discussion by Chas ID. George,
. Alnmogordo; superintendent
. Earl Douglas. Aztec; Miss GLADYS
. Nesbit, Las Cruces; Mrs a. q.
. Howard, Loving superintendent
O W. 81. Lowry ~ summer, Miss
. Bessie Muy, Lordsburg; Superin-
. tondent j. :. Hofer, Tucumcari;
. Superintendent ". l.. Bishop,
. Gallup. superintendent Rufus
. Long. portalcs; Lolio George,
. Clovis: D. NJ. BickleN Dexter;
. Miss Harriet Mann. East Las
. Vegas. Hon. John Morrow. Ra-
. ton. Hon. j. R McFio, Santa Fc.
. General discussion.
. Music. Las Vegas Normal uni-
. vorsty, las Vegas.
. First regular business session
. The afternoon Will hc de-
. voted 90 sectional meetings,
TIN WOman's club enter
= tains the visitors with re-
ception from 4 tp g p. m. nt
= the Masonic Tomple.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24

"t am lOoH.ng forward to % very
enjoyable stay iu Albuquerque said
T.. q. Cmxtou. United states commits
sloner of Education. who arrived 'n
Albuquerque Hsf night ClaXton was
welcomed hy secretary r. F Asplund
and n committee of county superin-
toudonts and local mon.
Albuquerque said ihc commits
sl0utr this morning "inoks 90 me
iiko i've progressive cip. and from
what / learn ths convention of your
state association ig going 90 hc srCat
success
Mr. Claxton who is to dolRor a
nunnOr of addresses during the sos-
siOns. apoaks entirely without man
uscript or notes Ills addresses are
looked forward to hy ihc teachers as
ono of the grcnicsi attractions of the
convention
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
Nnrshali 10 Rciurn 90 Capllal.

phoeuiv Arz.. NoN "a After d
months vacation spent with his wifc's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. ~. Kimscy.
oi Scottdalc Vice President Marshall
win leave flr Washington tomorrow
night with Mrs Marshall. lle will
arrive u Chicago Friday and leave
that night tor washington
Mir. Mnrshnil said today ho expected
TO see important trust legislation tak-
en- up ut tho next session 0f cone
Frcss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
LARGE NT-TENDANCE ~
TnE OpINING MEETING.

Elks thcator was filled 90 more than
It's capacity when President Walter
y. Mcfarland of the Sew Mexico Ed
ucafional association called the initial
needing uf the convention tu order
at O'Clock this afternoon The
teachers. generally. grouped them
selves by counties and ns result
some idea ~ the size of the county
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
SUPERINTENDFNT WHITES AD-
DRESS.

MT White said
Mr. President. Mayor Sellers, Pres.
Hickey Ladies' and Gentlemen;
standing in this splendid presence
this afternoon, ! esteem 10 q high hon
or Co respond 90 the eloquent nd-
dresses of welcome cXtcnded and TO
assure these gentlemen that ! apprc-
ciate their welcome addresses the
more fully because they have the
you mean 10.
Personally. II might De- said that !
represent the state Department Of
Education, but officially I speak in
the name of more than one hundred
thousand school children in NcW Mex
leo ana almost two thousand tcnch-
vrs the most of whom. ! may say,
are hero present, ana also more than
5000 directors, | speak. also. la the
name of "a noble body of public school
teachers Ia this STATE who receive an
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
GrnIIlInn OnnnrlnnlI,.

M this rain is general over the
state it De- great time Co demon
stratc with a King drug, said Ralph
c. Ely of Deming, who arrived this
morning FOR the week. Mr.. Ely ~
scheduled FOR an address aud for an
active part Ia the work of the teach
ers' convention iie is also tho head
of the Little Vineyards Lard COIN
pany. now developing a large tract of
shallow water land near peming and
the first thing he did after breakfast
Was 10 send a telegram to his man
ugcr instructng him 90 drag the roud
from Dcming to the Little Vineyards
tract ln case thcro had been rain in
Luna county.
''This convention looks like tho
biggest one to me snid Mr.. Ely and
{ am looking for most enjoyable
week in Al1uqucruuc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
ITALIAN IS FATALLY
STABBED IN LITTLE HE'LL
m lanse.I MLre ln Ex..nlns nernIh. !,

rT~ Vensef Wtre 40 rv,.mns uernid
Chicago, H., Nov. 2f--John Batag.
Tia. fatally stabbed last night In %
vendetta outbreak ON the north side
district known as little hell" regnin-
ed consciousncss today but declined
to tou the numos of his assallants To-
the police
III BE- our affair: we win take care
of them hc said lie was stabbed
in eleven different places.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
NEARLY l,2OO TEACHERS AND
MANY OTHER VISITORS
ALREADY REGISTERED

Next Largest Gathering Ever Held in Albuquerque Gets
Under Way This Afternoon When New Mexico EduCa-
tOnal Association Is Called to Order Vital Questions
Interest to Be Discussed Include Rural Schools Voca-
tonal Training Scope Of State Department of Educa-
tion, COdfcatiOn Of School Laws and Other Problems
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
SAYS HUSBAND BEAT
HER 2Oe0 TIMES


pittsburgh, Nov at.---On complaint
of his wife. who declared hor hna~
band had beaten hqr once every week
since they were married, a totti ~
2.0S0 timJs. Peter Edwards was sem
tencod 20 thirty days Ia tire worl-
house nt a sunday session Of police
court here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-24
MUSICAL TREAT ON
PROGRAM TONIGHT
aFa@@HaFNHa4a9eat@Haa9@9 9@9

. a musical treat. one 81 The .
. most Interesting events of the .
. teachers convention, win close .
3 tonightR program af Elks' ihrn- .
. ter This VIII bc an oncretcl q
. entitled "1'ho College Girl and 9
o lhc Mik Maid" clever aklt 30
q he presented hy tho thirteen
Q Young lndlcs composing tho Na-
. tom Scherzn club. musical orr
q gnnlzatiu" which has won fame
9 iu tho northern part of the state.
. Admission 90 the nights acs-
. sion viii he by card only and
9 everyone D. advised 90 bring 3
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