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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05
Only 3 Days Left to Win
Extra Trip to Tropics

YOU would win. only three more
days ia which TO work, work. work
every moment of every day That is
tho only way 90 succeed II is subs
acrptious that count in the winning
81 This exceptionally attractive award
offered for only four weeks of effort
among friends
Plenty ~ Time Yet 10 Win
And even though you have not
started seriously IN the work ~ accur-
ing subscriptions from your friends.
II W. by no means TOO late to enter
even for the spccin tropical trIp
a ards as big or bigger than this have
been Won IN le time than three days.
And even II ynn should not win enc
special trip you may go on % the
l nf Inc campaign -but three
nhs away from aturday highland
$500 enc of the disific awards or tn
$1,000 IN gold or tour Of the world
Yesterdays baloung was marked
by Unusual shrcWdncss ON the part
Of tho candidates NO exceptionally
heavy hall0tine WAS noted although
several Of the asppnts IN the race for
the special trip make promising gains
MISS Anita Garcia Jumps from third
place 90 the position 0f honor at the
head ~ the honor ron with % grand
total OF 2Gg,470 points Miss Pearl
COrson, who headed the lHt Ia tho
last count drops to second position
only 1890 points behind Miss Garcia.
Miss seth Looms a. Iormldably.
Tho candidate making the greatest
strides forward IN the shortest length
of tinit NJ any candidate IN the cam
pairn ~ hr. ia Miss Eva Marie seth,
fwho appcared for the first time since
lthr enrly beginning of the campaign
TAI the exhibit last Monday morning.
This morning Miss Seth comes 60 the
forefront with l28,oOO points Ga her
ctcdit and ls in seventh position In
her district AlthouEh other candi-
dates have made rapid advancement
prior 90 this time. Il has remained
for Miss Seth to reach nearly l25,0OO
10 two exhibits.
In the outside districts no startling
changes are shown with The eNccp-
tlon of several changes In leadership.
In District so 3 Miss Nova Buckley
Of Ration Jumps "a first place over
Miss Lucy simpson of Las Vegas, who
held the position of honor Monday
morning Mrs Paz Nalycrde of Clay
SIS ONES into sixth position this
morning despite tho fact that she has
lut just started her campaign Mrs
a Carruth Of Santa Zee, Miss Angel
l.o Voldez Of Springer. and Mrs T. q.
cappiculll Of Santa Zee, are running
neck and neck race. an three being
within the go, 600 mark
Miss Ethel Clnusc of Gulup. SIN
i1ds District so. with Miss Rosa
Scale of Relon, second This is the
only district ia the campaign which
bows mo- changes IN positions of M,
andldates this morning District No
y gives Miss Both Freedman Of ft
Hayard the leadership today with Mrs
Nn'0nio stanton second Just REVERSING
10 posi- Ions In which these two can
intor stood Ia the last exhibit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05


af0 comnlctr p course ID music aad
arl whh tho FL 600 grand award Of
frred in rno Morning journal Tour
mmlaian a iha ambition of Miss Beth
lfftrtYtn of DO Hay4rd. s. M. who
thiH naruing fatra The leadership lu
hoe uisirle, Mla Freedman o. EN-
exceptionally attractive youug woman
and d pendng every spare moment
~ bc time away FROM her dHtiea ~
mehe Nc h0aI netr Do unyard
in prosecuting drcnuom camnalru
ff Hi uo1h AMONG her friends
Hra nelumnmnepsthere and n other
pdrN q ani pnl 81 tha attia.
f Fatmn nrfr n Lrnvon-
worth, Kan sho lmt tclllng when
nn1 came f0 Ncr Heveo with hof
parents aSten year ago For tcn
aha lNsd az silver cltS whore
hef public thool education Wa com
ue fter HhieH 4he attended me
University OF Southern California ana
iHler graduated fom thc Normni
bO.l 8i Silver oiy since 'ha' time
lo haas heen teirh're i'm mhN ehool
during tha winter Dnfloi and intend
ia# mmmr scnool aurav her ru.a.
uen
eNuH. haia m oharma for Nia
TteOFman ANA aho hopes to ho nhlf
o. complete ih.rnu~h HHienl e0u.
rUrg ro ne mn u mu2o n ih'f
deHalm .nf of prhIo aehool wort IU
fE0ha he toHev WHld mean fpuE
if4liuu of thh ambition which sho has
held fir YDira AZ present enc a "a
mrmbbr vt the Poet orchestra 200 arms
he dWarisrf DO ~ nawtd nnd b
uHk.d upon - uuat talented murI
n IS He Friends and musical assoc.
.aitn#
HOa co. th HU da.ho fho soai
rnreo mcfe dasf and then SOM.
candidate n ths Merulue 1oufnnla
Bamud ~, world ARID Tropical Tou
mrau wa m dDgMrod the winnei
IL the snocal rp io che tropics ans
f8 FHnamt rlnal
Saturday uffht - . O'Clock the poit
Ao.. au tnt opportunity period
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05
GRAHAM TAILOR SHOP
BURGLARIZED; GOODS
AND COATS STOLEN

When George C. Graham opened
his tailor shop, 112 South Second
street, yesterday morning, ne found
that the place had been burelarizod
Tuesday night Four "sut lengths
Of cloth and two overcoats were miss
ing The ofereoats belonged To Judge
John Baron Burg and Roy Mcdonald,
cashier Of the State national bank
The burglar broke q window open
ine ON the alley ON the north side of
the shep. TO the rear TO gain en-
trance. lie lief through the rear door.
leaving il open
Mr. Graham notified the police yes-
to-day morning. chief McMllm sent
cards giving tile description of the
stolen goods to nearly towns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05

Rosa r. Nealc, Eclen ......s.l2lj39
Mario Young Gallup ....... s2,65s
Addic Mcclure W.nsIow An l14l0
1908 scorse, IioltroCk, Arlz. $4,000
Wilma Mahoney Wmslow,
hl.l .-.... .....,,t. ~ w.
Mrs l.. }. HOLMAN Flagstaff, .
tf41ond ....... t...,..... lb,- T.
.Iclen Akers. Gibson ..........lQ,59q
Frances PARKER Williams,
Ariz. ...... ..t..t,.s.. lbOl
AGNES Rowe Flagstaff Ariz li325
Mary Pitts Gibson Arz.......I5l0
orcnce Nclus. Williams,
Arlz ,.....,.,..- .......+ l,oIj
Mrs Philip j. Martinez Tier
"a Amarillo ............,. LOU
Joe McClanahan, Springer
Vile, Ariz ..............,. 1,G4O
litod Flanagan Aztct...,. li1Q5
Jenui, McLaws. ST. Joseph,
Ariz. ,..... ......,..'-... Law
crtha owens. Snowflake, Afiz. lo95
NrH May Dust WlHs.pW, Ariz lib
l,uth Hartman, Aztec ....... lGO0
Ruin Jackson Aztec ....,.. l,504
clyde GALLOWAY. Bosing ...... l,iS0
LILLIAN HickmJp Flora Vista l56O
Lillian Winders, Gallup...... 1860
Miss Powell, WlnsloW, Ariz. li53O
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05
GUN T0TER'S FlANCEE
DISCHARGED BY JUSTICE

Mlss Grace Matlock charged with
larceny from The person 10y John G.
La>man her fianco, yesterday morn
Ing was DISCHARGED hy Justice George
X Craig Layman who is serving a
S'A'F-'ay sentence for egun-toting
7 as The only witness against Miss Mat
lock.
Layman said that Miss Matlock held
ms oNercoat for tcw minutes while
they were at tho Santa lie station the
night before hls arrest lie missed
$50 ne had In his pockets the next
day, he said
Miss Matloek repeated her state
ment that Laman had threatened her
with his revolver and that she caused
his arrest for THAI reason,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05

'Sw writes "i am Gar below normal
weight suffer with headaches ana am
nervous to the point 90 exhaustion If von
can tell me something % help me ] shall
be very grateful
Answer I can prescribe nothing IS az
tectlNo as thorough course of three grain
hypa-nuelane tablets These tablets viii
aid in extracting the nutrition from tho food
which "iu increase the red blood supply
overcome nervousness ANA y0n Will become
plump and healthy This treatment should
be continued for several months as q takes
body.
"s7r'h" says. "Can anything be dome for
one who d bothered with rheumatism n
So please reply"
Answer You can be relieved Of your
rheumatism IL you take tine following
M.N ny SD liking Wen aud t4k. ID tessnua1.
~, az meal times ana at bed time and YOU
VII soon Dee cured Comp. essence rardi0l
o. comp fluid hslmwort ] o. svruu
7'fsapafiI9 comm o7s wine of colrhi-
,am. ong-haf o. sodium snlcylate &
Grams lodide of potassium drums
Ray writes. "Cau a sufferer from bron.
chiai trouble be rclievcd7 Doctors Do not
seem 90 help me. what would YOU suggest 70
Answer TO cure chronic cold. sors
tnro't and bronchitis I would advise tho uat
Of concentrated essence metha-laxeuc ptr
chase this az any drue store in ~ M
packages and mix according tn directions
fiNeu an bottle and van viii very sharfIV De-
relieved of AN bronchial trouble This will
npt only relieve. but viii correct and is very
pleasant 20 take
.Hu'da saws e eaunot oaI without
freat distress after eating ann sleenIcss
ana restless. nervous ana lrrIiabte GaB
tttHH #.HH# 4HIa. b A.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05

Including an tho territory Ia uhi
counties uf Valencia. Mckinley Sat
Juan, embracing such cities ant
towns as laos Lunas, Relcn, Gallup
Pennington ana Aztec. Also include
all OF northern Arizona, embracing
such cries as WINSTON, tta6HtaH tAt
Holbrouk
ethel Clouse. Gallup ....... lat.na
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05


. BUTTS Inc. Cor Second and
Central Drugs Toilet Art-
elias, Soda Water, Cigars. sun
dries
kArrtE FURNITURE co. 21s-
t D. Central
r. Observation-Disclosures co.
206 " Gold Pianos. Music
. MODEL DRY GOODS CO.. S2i
W Central Dry Goods, No
lions Ladies and Children's
Wearing Apparel. Etc
e %. A. MATsON & CO., 202 West
Central Books. Stationery, Ko-
daks Photo Supplies Etc
Al MANpELL me w Central
Clothing Suits Hats Haher
dasher
81 q nACHECHI & co. l06-i7
~ Iijeraa Groceries
IT, fllRBs LAUNDRY CO. Corner
Cool and Second
SANTA IL. y. VI
BUTT BROS Drugs Toilet Ar
ticles. Soda Water Cigars sun
dries Etc
~ Las AtGAs, \. VI.
BACHARACH BROS. General
i9 Merchandise
o o G. sClIAFFER Drugs and
10 Sundries
10 LAS VEGAS MERCANTILE co.
e ROsENTHAL FURNITURE co.
LAS VEGAS. y. NJ
2 THE RED CROSS DRUG co.
2 r. ROsENWALD a SON GEN
eral Merchandise
RATION. \. NJ.
. THE RATION DRUG co.
% COUZEN'S COMMERCIAL Co.
o Dry Goods
@ STANDARD GROCERY CO.
9 GREGORY HOUSE FURNISH
10 Err.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET
g MONTGOMERY NsON
SHOE AND CLOTHING co
10 A. " CAREY. Hardware
SAN MARCIAL. \. VI.
. SAN MARCIAL MERCANTILE
co, Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoes,
Hats Groceries Etc
WINSI0W, ARtz
TIRE wlNsLOW DRUG STORE.
r. CHAs CAIN MERCANTILE co.
General Merchandise
cry MEAT MARKET
SPRINGER. y NJ
g FL0ERStlElM MERCANTILE
: co. General Merchandise.
uOIBRoOK. ARIZ
IL n SCORSE. General Mer-
chnndisc.
THE H0LBR0oK DRUG co.
GALLUP, n. NJ
TIRE FASHION SHOP, Gents
Furnishings
. THE GALLUP MEAT q PRO
nUCE co.
W r. BEDDow Furniture and
House Furnishings.
THE BANNER DRUG STORE.
Drugs and sundrles
o +. S. LAWRENCE. General Mer-
ehandise.
g GALLUP TIN q HARDWARE
co.
WILLIAM wuRM. 1ewelry and
Watches. Clocks, Diamonds Etc.
> PAUL MLoCKER q Co, out
filters from Head 10 Foot"
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05

Imuc mbiou End cou8mas units r.atr
sai.sfsenry Got nu orisml scaled Y.
( WiN 5000 directions
Nia p D asks "Do you think ge.5'
" lgU aonnas is too much lar HiIi
medium heIeht. ANA what can alie} .'@
T 90 reduce about So peands2
Answer Your weight Is excessive On.
! 70 it increases % may cause much sa.l..i@
and embarrassment ! advise tne fss.
uhe af 5-lraiu arholene tablets Nae. ls
sold Dr. most pharmacies ln seaed M.
with ull directions for self-admimaf4"
Carpenter" writes My liver and ~
ntys me .n a bad condition nave KS
spells and dark spots before ms eyes
have twinges Of rheumatism Oap
helped 2"
Answer: 10 rglcye Kidney and liver y.
DE uae three Erlln suiphern tlt'Hia t.' ks
phuf Those are packed ln llel
with iuH directions Tor takns lN3 Is
pleasantly ana tone up the hH#fIs e'
or and purify the blood They gre t'
lent effective and highly curative
"Phocbc"-The following win correct
'hrarcn nf nedwettmH ort
a.n sure rhus-ar0mltlc s dram uae.sN
ana give the child lrem 10 90 4le
Water about enc hour before cael ms''
"I-ui" Writos Il have sufiefsl
great aeql with eatarrh "a skies ns.b i
aches affects my eyes and n'N r.a
awful Can SOU prescribe aomelillH ST
% only my uustrils and THROAT A''
fccted
Answcr have prescribed anusepu, IN
Z. al 4.aHf
irtds indicate that it Is speedily Yen.
hut must BE used occasionally o. ,s
it afttngf Get two unct Of .a
ft 20 fl.Hne powder use ha" e b.
tul tu pint of warm water ttrsasa
piim gf the hand SNUFF the WlHl h.
the uostrils untn thoroughly eltA .s..a.,slt
ur three times daily six leNel W'F sfl
ful OF WHINE powder with Hn ounce nj
or rascline and apply well up nlo ssat
trls tWirs daily and your tai"'''
soon be gone.
fonda" writes II am rono H
itching scalp. dau0ruff and mf aH
ng out II Is harsh and brittle
Answer. plain Ycnow Mtngo j. 'ay saa
remedy tor Itching scalp talIns " biufa
inudruf that know o. IL cn drss'
iu Oh. Jars and IN used accniatN- ~ haf
lions VIII overcome an diseases nt iri
ana scap. ii tine halr is nurrn ~ .,as
tle and sou are bothered Win lhT rflr
Cling locks Tie use Of minle sg 6ffl
that soft fluffy appearance anu ''''
The intense natural raior
Auce ST. writes "s1methue '.. sas
wuae with mr sAst5m aud "lr @
phat 81 la have husa rlt .
owes my eyes are blood 7hat u .a
mis- fost and antilles ARE swollen .l ra
/ have chiiis ami iced weak anu
c the time
answer Your eliminating ,-.sins.
liver aHd kidneys ats in aeed f. 6fe
Begin taking haImWuTf tH#tt+z
thcm in seated tubes with qua n.
gnf we'll stocked druggist
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05
OPPORTUNITY PERIOD ENDS SATURDAY
AT 8 ?. NJ. WHEN SOME CANDIDATE
WILL Be WINNER Of SPECIAL TOUR

Consistent Baonq in Yesterdays Count Indicates That All
Candidates Are Reservng Their Best Strength for Final
Count Of Special Period Saturday Night; Anita Garcia
Jumps to Head Of Honor Ro. Outside Districts Showing
Unusual Strength; All Ballots to Count on Special Trip
Must Be in by 9 O'Clock Saturday Night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05

tf 10 Hayard, s. W.. one of the In
tcrnri-ing Candidate. Ia Tho Morn
ing Journals Tour Campaign, Who
want. the stnn0 wan Witch 10
Complete a Musical ducauon
VIII hJ thc winner off the oNtn tip
uul fuur Ne,l# 'of ffof SIM hHue
won TOW h.r au award chat ordinarily
would require months OF saving and
hard wuf< 90 SECURE in the usual char.
nr'f asp That rrpfcsontg to the i'm
aMdu approximately 5000 m oN-
pense wcre sho 20 toka 1t under ordt
nar ci cuuelaneea
Nu. moment s o. b. wasted Il
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-05
DISTRICT NO. =.

Including tine counties OF Sandoval
Santa le, san Miguel. Mora. ColiaX
Union Taos ana RIO Arriba. omhrae-
ms such cities aud towns as Berna-
AH.s... H... 4 .
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-09-10
PERSONALS
ND OTHERWISE

Or. and Mrs. VI. o. Carey and little
daughter Martha spent Sunday at BIZ
Ioxi, Miss
Little Misses Faye, Marvel and
Catherine Stumpf returned to the Do
minican convent in st. Charles ave
nue., where they. will resume their
studies during the coming session.
Elmira Lodge No. 200. Brotherhood
of Boilermakers, gave an outing at the
Sunset Clubhouse at Milneburg Mon
day. The following committee was in
charge: G.. +. Kenny, J. Milan, \. Mi.
Ian, r. Reeb and J. Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. (. Hart of Tela,
Honduras, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
+. J. mothe.
Mrs. Amelia Smith leaves Thurs
day. the 10th. for Bowie, La, to ini
tiate a class of 20 for the W. Circle
and also to secure applications for
same. From there she will visit La
fOurChe Crossing, La, and Lockport,
La, all III the interest of Woodcraft.
Miss Omega Huguet returned TO
st. Joseph's Academy in Ursulines
street, Tuesday, to resume her stud
les.
Misses Flo Labarre and Ruth Bar
lowe, of Belle Rose, La, have been
spending a few days with their sis
ter. Mrs F. Duffy, before returning
to their studies at st. Joseph's Acad-
envy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffstetter re-
turned after a two weeks stay in
AshevilIe, n. c.
John Clark and Miss Esther Lang
ford were weekend visitors of Mrs.
A. E. Hotard at Heartsease Park.
Miss Myrtle Buell.. of Baton Rouge, |
La, is down spending a while with
Misses Mollie and Ida Kinkaid of
Pelican avenue.
Miss Mary Brown has returned |
from a visit to Jackson and to Gulf |
port.
Miss Ruth Borne spent a very |
pleasant day in Pass Christian on /
Sunday last, being the guest of Miss
Amy Bowen.
Alvin McGivney left Tuesday for
Jefferson College, where he will re-
main for the session.
Mrs. ]. w. Lennox and daughters,
Misses Adriel and Grace, and little
grandson Joseph, have returned
from Heartsease Park.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-09-10
JEWELS AND CASH STOLEN.

Five 800 bills and a pair OF diamond
earrings valued at $500 disappeared
mysteriOusly early Sunday mornin.
from bureau drawer in the home o
Peter Mailhes, proprietor of a dairy a
Farragut and DeArmas streets. The
money and jewels were the property
OF Mrs. Alice Zeller, the widowed aunt
of Mailhes, who lives in her nephew's
home.
Until fifteen days ago Mrs. Zeller
guarded carefully her earrings and
bills. She considered them an asset
to her pending marriage, which had
been arranged for Tuesday. Day
and night she carried the valuables
wrapped in a bit of linen which she
concealed in her hair.
When Mrs. Zeller considered her
strict vigilance over the valuables un.
necessary she wrapped the little linen
package in hair net and hid it be-
meath clothing in a drawer of her ne
phew's bureau. She said nothing to
her nephew or his wife of her change
in the hiding place for her valuables.
Mrs. Zeller occupies the room next
to the one used by her nephew and
niece. About 2:30 o'clock Sunday
morning Mrs. Mailhes arose to assist
her husband in his work at the dairy.
Mrs. Zeller was awake in her room.
AS Mrs. Mailhes passed through the
mouse, she later told the police, she
noticed everything in its proper place.
Mrs. Zeller remained in her room
while her niece and nephew attended
to their work.
Just few minutes before a. m.
Mrs. Mailhes returned to her room to
get from the bureau a clean jumper for
her husband. She found the two low
er drawers of the bureau pulled to the
floor and their contents scattered all
about the room. Mrs. Mailhes exam
ined the room, but was unable to find
anything missing. She communicated
her discovery to Mrs. Zeller, who still
was in her own room, and the latter
told her the earrings and $500 in cur
rency had been in one of the rifled bu-
reau drawers. Careful search of the
entire house failed to disclose the
Whereabouts of .Irs. Zeller's valua-
bles.
Mailhes at I a. m. notified the police
of the Eighth Precinct that his house
had been robbed. Although the
ground around the house is soft
enough to receive footprints, the po-
lice were unable to find a clue to the
place of entrance of the supposed bur
glar. None of the discriminating marks
usually left even by the most expert
housebreakers could be found on any
of the doors or windows of the house.
Most striking of all, say the police, is
the fact that although Mr.. and Mrs.
Mailhes' bedroom contains several
articles which should appeal
to burglar, nothing but Mrs. Zeller's
diamond earrings and $500 was taken.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-09-10
TAKEN IN CHARGE BY UNCLE

The case of Medora Hantel. in
which the child had made some
charges against her father, Mr.. Max
Hantel, has been finally settled by
an agreement through Judge Will
sons court. Mr.. George Brunnsann
was given custody of the little one by
Judge Wilson and the little girl was
then sent to Mr.. John Lind, residing
in the city. Mr.. Lind Is an uncle of
Medora.
In our issue of last week the Her.
aid stated the causes that had led up
to the misunderstanding between the
child and her father and on account
of the young girls age, Mr.. Brunn-
Sam thought best that she be sent to
her uncle in the city. Mr. and Mrs
John Hantel, the grandparents of
Medora, are very old people and are
unable to take care of the little girl.
While the child was perfectly willing
to remain in the employ of Mrs. Mar
tin Koenig, having received good
treatment at her hands, it was de-
cided that the wisest thing for the
young girl was to send her to the city
where she will escape some of the
notoriety incident to this affair.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-09-10
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL
John likman Wins Prize.

For the second time Mr. John W
! Altman, of our local fire department
has won the prize for the sale OF
! tickets for the Firemen'S Festival
Last year he beat his adversary by
a good many points but in the pres.
ent year all OF his opponents We're
completely showed under. When
Mr.. Altman made his returns he
showed the sale of over nine hundred
tickets and in return for which he
has been awarded the prize. also a
fine suit of clothes from one of the
big clothing stores in Canal street
Last year his prize was gold watch
and chain.
A few days ago Mr.. Altman went
to Wilhelm, La, in company with
his mother, Mrs. J. b. Altman.
where they stopped at the Cotton
wood Hotel in that thirty little
town. This trip was part OF Mr..
Aikman's short vacation as he had
given most OF his time to the Fire
mems fund. which is quite credit
to him.
During his stay at Wilhelm Mr..
Altman and his mother were roy
ally entertained. A reception was
given for them and the following are
the names of some of the prominent
people who attended: Mrs. Jeffries.
Mrs. Anna Riley, Mrs. Florence Hol-
den, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. A. +. Rogillio.
Mrs. Welk and daughter, Mrs. Wynn.
Messrs. c. A. Pape and Paul Zata-
ran. Mr.. Altman returned to AL
giers enthused with this short trip
and brought with him many speci-
mems of sassafras root which grows
in that section of the country. and
fine country butter, and he is distri-
buting them among his friends.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-09-10
EPISCOPAL ENTERTAINMENT.

At the Pythian Hall, on the nights
of September II, Is and 10, the la
dies of the Mount Olivet Episcopal
Church are planning to have a series
of entertainments that promise to
be very interesting. Mrs. NJ. o. Ca
rey, who is in charge of the affair
and is being ably assisted by several
other hard workers of the church.
is delighted with the progress that
has been made.
They announce that on the night
of the 18th the children will have
full sway and OF course there will he
an entertainment that night that will
be of special interest to them. On
the stage there will be a real live
pony, dog and dove and the stunts
that these are going to do will of
course be a secret until that night
Arrangements have also been made
that on Thursday night many arti-
Giles will be sold at auction, these be-
ing of special interest to the child
rem.
On the night of Friday, the 18th,
the entire program will be changed,
and Ministries will hold the attention
of the audience. 1t will be under the
management of Mr.. Richard Nichols,
who announces that the Casey
Brothers from the city will be one
of the leading attractions.
On Saturday, the 10Th, there will
be a real old fashioned variety show,
or what is known to-day as vaude-
vile. Under this heading We may
expect several surprises that will in
terest the goers. Tickets may be Sc
cured at the door or from any of
the ladies of the Mount Olivet
Church.