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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

met with Mrs Cornish las, Saturday
afternoon In order to complete an
organization They Will have i've
meetings zach wear The Pt Beta
PMS will entertain In January. The
ladies will oudeay0r to mako this a
state organization
The Microbes club met with Mrs
Hunt. Instead OF the regular literary
meeting the ladies' took their Christ
mas sewing The next meeting will
be with Mrs Pomerank
The Tuesday club met with Mrs.
NJ r. Hickey. Current Events
were led by Mrs. Raymond stamm.
The Glass study" by Mrs. 4. r..
Walker wus va the nature OF Il dis
cussion on the much talked Of short
cuts TO Government" \ paper was
read by Mrs. Walker. Things We
ought to Know About our Commun-
ity.' An invitation from the WON
ans clue 10 Join with them In their
annual reception To be given New
Years afternoon was accepted.
The Hiehland Bridge Huh met with
Mrs. y. T.. Tuil on Monday afternoon
The guests were Mrs. Alderman and
Mrs. Milne. The club will not meet
next week.
The saturday Afternoon Bridge
club b. meeting his afternoon with
Mrs. James Horner.
.
The Country club will have us for
NAL opening In the form OF an open
House" on New Years day from 3 to
O'Clock. There viii be "a musical
program with danciug and refresh
mcnts.
@
The ~Fortnightly Music club Will
have an open meeting in the Presby-
terian church ON Tuesday evening at
S o'clock Each member Is permit
ted % bring guests. The club which
is a member OF the National Fedora
tioa at Music clubs has been asked
To- contribute au article FOR the Musi-
cal world 90 be published In January
Il is hoped that All of the members
of the club will be AZ hts meeting as
the book on the plan Of study FOR
the year viii be given out TINS
book b. a general outline 90 the study
thar will be taken up. The ci1O Is 20
furnish music az the different hospi-
tails OF the city on the sunday after
Christmas Mrs T. l.. Bradford %
Mr. Hugo Meyers are 90 bc in charge
~ these programs.
The program for Tuesday evening
Is AZ follows
Paper Waits and carol singers
...... Mrs H. \ Rodcy
Christmas Carol Double Quartcttc
Mrs. l. r. Bloom Miss Ruth M
Aicstcr. Mrs J - Srhwcntkcr.
Miss Louise Thone, Mt =. Gould.
Ms Davis. Mr. l. d Bloom, Mr.
Louis H~esselheu.
organ Solo I'm the Manger .....
..... ...... B,phier
Miss Bcryl kcnworthy.
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c OCiAL doings In Albuquerque this
week have been confined very
- strictly To- the homes. a. should
oe the case Al Christmas time. Every
body and her husband and children
have been exclusively engaged In
shopping and fn preparation for OBJ
serving Christmas. an observance
which u seems 20 me is going To be
on a mora extensive scale than ever
before. In spite Of "a year Of hard
times and the undoubted fact that
buying OF expensive Christmas Sits
Is not as seneral In Albuquerque this
season as II has been before. Il
seems "a n Albuquerque people are
20 give more attention to the pleas
ant details of Christmas in the
homes. There ore more Christmas
trees on the market. SO the dealers
say, than ever before, and a more
active demand FOR them. especially
for the little family trees. This In
homes. There are more Christmas
time social affairs In Albuquerque. u
IL going to be- very much "a home
Christmas and being such h going 20
bs the most delightful one we nave
ever mad.
The one big Christmas event, OF
course. IL the municipal Chris mas
tree. Al Of the churches have ar
ranged their Christmas celebrations
80 as not To conflict with IL. and with
the preparations complete. only pleas
ant weather " needed to insure a
splendid success The municipal
Christmas celebration really began
Thursday afternoon When the big
Santa claus van began is % a OF Al
buqucrquo. The good this btg ruck
mas done, the relief aud comfori and
solid pleasure IL has caricrd into many
homes, make all the strenuous ef-
forts for the municipal festival very
much worth while. The best work
Of thc Christmas tree committee will
not appear "a the celebration around
the tree on Christmas eve The
choral singi1g there viii be fine and
the tree itself a s%piendor, and every
one viii have 4 dandy time. II the
weather will only behave Itself but
the real solid worth of tins fine cnor
~ being realized quietly through the
big truck and It's crew and the bun
dies 1t carries.
We a well AFFORD To DO without
The customary social activities aud in
terests for a little time. while the
Christmas spirit runs riot In our
homes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
Masons' Dance.

one the ssth the Masons will give
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
Christmas Eve Service at I'm
maoulate Conception Church

The customary mldnigh, Christmss
service. 60 welcome IN tho Christmas
day VIII he held M usual in lmmar.
uiatc Conception church, Thursday
night. begiuninR az Al 45 O'Clock. and
promises 10 be- " anything more at.
iracttve IN setting and musical feat.
ures than the beautiful services 90
former years. The church choir. IT..
rectod BY Mrs. r J shinick. con.
sisis 81 20 trained Voices. and is bet
ter drilled and stronger IN every way
;han for several years past Miss
Jennie Walsh Is the organist and
Charhs J Andrews, tenor. VIII assist.
The Christmas eFc service will boz
the choir best program this year
ana the people OF Albuquerque. of
an churches and crccdH. will be made
welcome The service viii begin
promptly at iiti5 O'Clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

Prayer hy the pastor
PAN THE AnnunciBt,on SOPRANO
solo. And in the sixth MONT the
angel Gabriel" Tenor solo. Hail
thou thai art highly favored Chu-
rus lie shall bee great Contraito
olo Behold the handmade of the
Lord
Par. The MaRi Baritone solo.
I'm the days 81 Herod The king
Tenor solo And when Herud the
klur beard these things Tenor and
baritone duet. "ln Bethlehem ot Ju-
dea Quartett~. eco bethlehem
Baritone solo. Then Hcrold when
he had priNily called the wise men
Chorus tteuor and baritone lu uni-
som And when they nae heard the
king Baritone solo. choral march.
onward. eycr onward
OGerlns
Part THE shepherds Baritone
solo, And it came 60 pass ia those
days soprano solo. "Aud there
we're in the same country shepherds
Chorus Elm shadow lie the sleeping
hills soprano solo. And lo. the
angel of th. Lord Tenor solo. Ana
suddenly there was with the angel
Chorus The Angels Hymn Bari
tons solo. And 20 came 60 pass So-
prano. And they came with haste
Contrslto. sleep and rest, Jesus
hlv~i Tenor. And the shepherds
returned chorus with tcuo- sClol.
Glory 90 God
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
Educators Dine at Alvarado.

On Wednesday night the e ed
ucatOrs entertained Dr. H. w. Fognt
OF the international bureau Of educa-
ton at dinner at the Alyarado. Those
present were Dr. Fogt. Dr. Boyd Of
the university with ten members OF
the university faculty. Superintendent
Ross OF the Mcnaul school. Superin-
tendcnt Perry 81 the indian school
MIR. Larkin. superintendent Montoya,
CITY superintendent Milne. and State
Superintendent White of santa Fe.
o
The teaches Of the city schools
spent "A very pleasant evening In the
high school gymnasium FRIDAY even
ing This party was planned BY
superintendent Milne IN order TO
have the teachers of the different
schools becomc acquainted.
.
The gymnasium class Of the Y. W
G.. A which has been meetii az the
high school gymnasium will be dis
continued until after the holidays.
o
Mrs. Isaac Barth gave an informal
sewing party in her sisters honor on
Wednesday There we're twelve la
dies present.
d
ON Friday afternoon Mrs. stern in.
Vited a few friends To- meet her sis
tiers. who are spending the winter
with her There we're fifteen ladies
who came and brought their SEWING
An Informal and consequently an en-
joyahlc afternoon was spent hs all
o
The monthly missionary meeting Of
the Presbyterian ladies Was held At
the church %parlots Thursday after
noup. Thcse mcetings are 70 pleasure
Co the ladies and this one especially
was e very enthusiastic meeting. The
parlor- we're decorated with the
Christmas decorations.
o
ON sunday afternoon the children
OF the Sabbath school are to enjoy "a
party az Temple Albert
a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

IConlinucd on Pas sI,.J
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ON sunday afternoon the chtldrcn
OF the Sabbath school are io enjoy "a
party az Temple Albert
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
At the Presbyterian Church.

As usual the Firs, Presbyterian
church viii ave bn excellent proc
srsm of special music for tho sunday
before Christmas MI ChnrIes j
Andrews who directs On, mIsir tn
that church. has prepared the pro-
-rams Tor both morning ami evening
service tomorrow and un Christmas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19
Special Xmas Song Service.

The Congregations church. noted
for its excellent music. will have "a
special song service tomorrow night
al = o'clock under the direction OF &.
Stanley Sedsr, the service taking the
place 81 the usual sunday evening
service. The order of The service
follows.
Pipe organ
(al christmas Pastorale" Seihy
CO. Rhapsody on au Did Carol
....... Faulkes
Pipe organ onertory. "Pastorale
from Christmas sonata Dievel
PROT Seder
The Grace of God Marx Andrews
Anthem by full choir with 500
prauo solo by Mrs T.. l.
Bradford
Christmas carols
tab "Adestc Ftdelis
90 Good King Wrrccslas
tcl "Slug Noel
CO. "snent sight
Played hy University 81 New
Mexico Brass Quartette
Mutet. "kins All Glorious. Barnby
Fun choir singing six parts
tenor and bass solos
Violin solo, Italian Melody Bnhn
Miss olga Seike
Hymn solo. Silent Night '.... Grubcr
kathryn Grimmer- Bailey.
Pipe organ. March OF the Magi
Kings ..-..-... ........ Dubois
Prof Seder.
$50, Come. Al We Faithful" ..
......... ........ Novello carr .
Anthem by fun choir with 500
prauo solo by Mrs bradford
alto. tenor and bass trio
Cor,rolto Solo. 'Nazlrcth" Gounod
Mrs e. A. Foreman.
soprano solo. Rejoice Greatly
from The Messiah" .-.........
Mrs e. l.. Bradford
Organ solo Variations ON an old
Christmas carol ..... .GIulua B.
Miss Boryl Kenworthy.
Tho Ten DouF VIII entertain the
ladies' with 70 dinner Tuesday evening
M the Alvarado
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tenor and bass duet
Pipe organ, "Hailelulah Chorus
from THE Mcgsiah" ..H Handel
Prof. Sedef.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-19

night q cantata ~ 10 boo given in
church. Tomorrow musical pro-
gram follows
Morning
Prelude. Variations OF ana Ancient
Christmas ....... .'aral-Guilmant
Anthem, "Heurkeu Unto Mc. My
People" sullivan
Oneriug, "Christmas Pastoral
Merkcl
Anthem "O. Come. Rcdeomer Of
MaukIud' West
Postlude Grand chorus Hoilins
Evening
Frelud" March .f fnt Mast
Kug- Dubois
onsrng. with the shepherds
...... TomlNu
Anthem Arise. shine Maker
Postludc. Christmas March"
.-... Merkrr
Charles ]. Andrews, director Miss
kenwurthy. orgauist
{CoDtinued ON Page slN.)
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Scotch Pugh Wedding.

ON Thursday evening az . o.,lucd
AT IA home % Mr. and Airs. Fred
lrrk H. Perry Of West Fruit nj
occurred the wedding of Miss Claricc
Pugh. sister of Mrs. Perry and Mr..
Edward Scotch Both PARTIES are
well known In Albuquerque circles.
The wedding was t very quiet one.
only the immediate family and a few
Intimate friends being present. Judge
Cratg oni,iated The bride Va,rr a
coat suit uf blue bruadclOth and car
Ticd pink r~psehuds The home OF
the Perrys was protusely decorated
With holly and mistlctoe. After toe
ceremony q dinner was served and
the happ. couplc lrtt for omaha.
Nch. the home of the groom Go spend
the holidays. 4 coat suit Of blue
broadcloth with h-armnniziug hat and
accessories constituted The brides he
coming pping away ciatumr a host 81
fricnds accompanied them Co tho
train. Mr. and Mrs scotten will
max" their hutue iu Albuquerque and
viii be- al home To their friends after
the first Of the year.
Mrs John kco entertained with
cards in honor of Miss Pugh ON Tues
day %rvcuinE This was one Of tho
ITc-nuptial parties given To- Miss
Push and was thoroughly enjoyed by
ala 4 bunct luncheon was served,
o.
MaSons' Dance
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-15
KiinaIaisten syntymapai.
wan WietoSta.
(0lufaelma).

Suuri on Ito fiinulaiiesIa perbeesz
ID, FUN poifaIapfi ipntpp. SIo aibeu.
tuu fabbestafin ippstd. Wanbem'
mat usfaltatpat MIN. MT toipoa,
ettd beibdn %panbuutenla On turpat'
tn. SoiIefIi on BELLA MT iofu, iofa
beibdn fuoItuanIa BELLE mbraa ia
faifista beibdn tarpeistania toiiesIo
maaiImas!a buoIta pitdd. Wtuita
fosfa mot ola mabboutsta ettd poi.
Ia iofo nuorena fuoIee tai ettd bd'
neStG tuIee buIttio, toipotaan alma
2iinasIa paIion poifoIapfia. 2uta
uIeampi poita, fitd iuurempi onni.
Sos poifia t%oipotoan, Min tpttDid
itdmaStoin Ell. 2iinolatnen fobteIiat'
Iuus maatii, ettd ieIoiIesta tapabti'
masta fuin tptDn Ipntpmd Ell iaa
panbemmiue mitd6n mainita ia fiten
beibGn muutenftn raSfaSta taaf.
faanIa enentdd. niein iptt6 fobta
Ipnnpttpddn beitetddn mIoS fuoIe.
maan. Ndin tapabtuu tporintin,
Jos perbeesid enneStddu on tpttD tai
port ia Jos perbe or t6pbd. Sdmd
juIma topa ct fuitenfaan alma iobbu
IpbdmettSmppbestd. pdintpastoin,
= Iiud manbemmat tabtopat fiten
pelastaa lopienia ioutumaSta oria'
nai3iffi tat porttoloitten oluiiffi. 81
mp5sfadn iaa lunaa, ettd tdmd tapa
oliIi pIeinen faiffioua 2iinasia. SSp'
tpp ieutuia, ioisia iitd ct onenfaan
tunneta. 2umminfin ppipp totena,
ettd iptDt otpat ipdbemmtn termetuI'
Ieita Putin poiat. poito tapauiiesti
alma ppipp wanbempienia Iuono,
FUN Etdmastoin tptt5 oifoiien naimi-
fen bautta 10 nuorena ioutuu toiieen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-15
nucrten OSaStO.

tebbd parannuSta. Wtnia neutpot'
tim panemaan faiffi fpnti pois ~
bdmeStdni. Gn onntstunut fiind.
ponnistelin faiffi poimant Ioppuun,
iaabafIeni pubtaan ipbdmen ia pdds'
tdfIent faifiSta bimotsta ,papaaff.
Ulutta iota enemmdn ponnistelin,
fitd enemmdn bimot maltaRmat mt
nut. pastorin apulatnen rippitou.
Iusia pulpit, ettd ptiifddn iaastainen
ct pddIe taiwaaieen. Wtind olin
Iaastaiuen, enfd miuddn neuipoin
padsipt pubtaatF. EuIin Iopulta
fiiben aiatutieen, ettd faiffi iumalt.
iet omat iuuria ulfofuaatuita, tebu.
mat oIepanIa pubtaita, eipdtfd ole
faan. 9uomaIin beisid monta mi'
faa ia aiatielin, ettd be falaa bar'
ioittamat iuuriaftn ipnteid, maiffa
foettamat Iitd ibmiIiIta petttdd. Wti'
nua aIfoi inbottaa tuouainen nlfo'
fuuaiIuus. Seittdpbpin pddndnia
Ipnnin tpirtaan ia pddtin eldd tpfo
itdni faifisia pabeisia ia nauttia
eldmastd. SieIinbdn, eta belpettiin
taptpp fummintin mennd, maiffa
fuinfa ponnisteIiIi, pubtaaffi en-
pddsIpt. 2ufaan ct minnue iano-
nut, eta SeeIus on pereuddn ipntt
nolan mafianut. Seuainen Jana
oIiIi ImuItamasti tuonut rauban. Gen
tobistufien fuulin MT emf ferran
eldmasidni. Sa Jos tdmd On minun
tobbaueni totta, Min olempa marma,
ettd poin mieIa nousta tdstd Fur
iasta eIdmdstd, fiud benfent on al
no ianonnut autuutta ia eldwdn Su'
maIan pbtepttd. Wutta FUN olen
Iuuuut, eta en- fosfaan iitd iaatputa,
olen ubmauattn ipntid tebnpt, iefd
SumaIaa ftroiIut."
2ameasti Ielitti paari pieId nie'
raauenIa Iunastuffen ialaiiuutta, iefd
p. 2asteen iianfaiffiiesH ppIptpdd
armoa, buomauttaen iamaua, etta
ainoastaan iprtien anteefi antamuf
Tesla on bursfaimmantiu ibmifer
autums. &c ibminen - ianoi tpaar
- on autuas, ioue Sumala ct ipntii
lue. So MT Ell finuae, bpma nie
raani, eifd muilletaan, Sumala ENID
Ipntid Iue, Iiua Sdn lufi ne 10 fertc
poiauenia, ia ranfaifi Sdnet met
ban ebestdmr,e ia meibGn ipuneis
tdmme, fiud 9dn oil tebtp fpnnifi
meibdn ebestdmme, pulpit utfo pbd
2opuIta alfoi roSmo tloita eld
masId Sumalasio, iifi ia nauro
niinfuin pieni IapTi. Gnnen aomu'
Idbti ban pois, fertomaan rifosto
mereiueen Sumalan iuuresta oil
mpSta.
SanneS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-15
SlntpitmS.

Dirsinian Gm. lutb. fanlauisIeura'
funnan neIidnnes p%uoTfofous pibe.
tddn Iofafuun Is pnd 1914. efmies
Saafto 9ariamden toIoua, SraufIim
lufeefiua. aofoufiesia fesfusteuaan
faifista feurafuntaa fosfenista
afioista. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feboite.
taan foiffia ieurotuntaIaiTa Iaapu.
maan tofouffeen.
Sobn WotaIa,
tiriurt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-15

ldmpDiiesId Iuoiasia rabwaan pIen'
f~atieeqiiesH arwosteaesia ib,ettI
beibdn ia f6pbien Human boibof-
fien1 iutuIatIuuSiuhtetSta. -
Gmdntd, itte FUN eitpdt tp5tfddn
endd ~aiatutfia fibo, furun bitputta'
mana, foneeIiiena, iaaamattomana
rauffana, oiatufiet alinomaa Ffar.
wainoian mppbpisid Iopisia. -
So festdifif6 bdn tdtd? Waf5aifi'
TO bdn tdGd 80 10. o%nneaiIen atpio-
lttton? Woifito bdn iitte ferron itIe
tppneesti fpetdd tpiimeiIen benfdpt'
ienid fpmmenien tnbanfien omista-
jana? 81 fostaan! - pddtDs olt
malmiS.
Oliban bdnen fdIimartenIa pieId
mdfep6 ia poimafas. SuIta paloi
rinnasia, tarmoa taboosia. Sliban
bdn mics. Seppdlad ct mDpbd.
9dn pitdd ormot tasmattinaan. 6.
ldmd alfaa tadS uubeueen. -
Webdmme bunnun len tobtaufIen
pli, iouoin iIdntd ilmoitti pddiDfien'
ia emGnndueen. Hinnaftain mans
bettuneet tunIimat rinnaffain ruor.
tunonIafin. llubet oIimat NIT pGd.
mddrdt. llubet aatteet ipbdntd ip'
tnttiudt. Sfdnta oil tuaut - aina'
Fin iilta ndptti - entistddn pafa.
mammatfi. Sliban fuia fappale
Supmen tuletpaiiuutta oIiIi mt IaS'
fettu bdnen barteiaeen. Sliban bds
neud NIT iaIoisIaan Iapfiparpi, ola
fitd mdest6d, iofa tulee Suomea
fanIoittamaan. Samd oil Titan
~iuurta, Iiian bpbdd noin fetpeastt
main aiateltamafF......
Sa ~pmpdriId fifteen - Seppdlaa
puistatti fitd a~iatenesia fpImd,
tunteeton, ppbdd baIpefima, 2ris-
tusta pilffaapa maaiIma, ioea Iu-
fen tamoin perippnaiIin fiboin o,
bottaa main faabafIeen muiertaa
nouiepaIta nuoriioIta Iapiuuben us
fon, r~ufousmielen = SumaIanpelou
= fatffi!
So bdnen, bdnf5 fotinIa taliF
tuommoiiefF Idpifdptdtpdff ipntiin,
iumalattomuuteen - ilman neutpoa,
maroitusta? ST ~fostaan! SumaIa
marielfoon :!
>. - gti - tue Jana bdntd fainos.
itutti = Iaa ppettaa lapIet rufoile'
maan ia bdn itie, tabtoiban bdnfin
/. toft iptafin tebbd - mutta mita2
&auan oil iIdntd Iaanut tuumetla
nuFi aiatus Iitte ferrau iaIaman to
i moin Iieluun ioi, faSpoi, Inaien
iidnudn mostustufiestafin buoli
!. malta. Sdn oil ferron o1ut tanIa'
!. fouluua mutana bartausbettesiG
/ Sieud oil er6S lauIu barmoonior
. apuIIa min bdnen iieluunia fpDpp'
. MT, ett6 tpasta feuon pDud fabto
fdpbesId oil pddsipt uneen fiinnt,
SumaIa oil pubunut lotion fautto
banele Ia ie lotto Ieuraf tauan.
, fauan. = Npt ipttpi aiatus: Sospo
: bGnfin - Min - mutta......
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-15

Seppdldsfd oil bartausbetfi. Sui
pa oil tdpnnd pIeilDd. pubeen pitt
fobta alfaa. Wluttn iIdnnduG oil
mield iotafin ianottanao. SdneuG
On mufi harmonic. SaiFfo ban
Ioittaa? Wifsei? Seban lopii mat
nioStt.
SIi iIta. Soinen meiiattapista
mirIiStd, iotfa iIdntd rIaf i~oiitaa,
oil %aamupirii, oil numero 467. Siis
I'd eroitettiin Iaulettonafi 5osina
ola, nlettiin piioennestd mGrIpStd.
RofoufIen IopufIi lauIettiin 40 TO.
fonaan.
pubeen Ioputtua fpIdfin: WistS
iidntd On iobtunut noin manband
miebend barmoonion ostoa aiatte.
lemaen?
Ntin = pastaIi pubuteltu. = Gill
Id on M biStorianIa. Sabbon
len afpuua fplmdd vbpndd Iiemen.
I'd" mindtin. Nutto Jos i~ofIatte
fuuua, min ferron fen.
Tiin. 2ertofaaban main. ......
Sidntd fertoi.
III
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-15

aotirauba oil tdstd omiiuiiesta
ostosta buoIimatta SeppdIdsfd idt-
Ipnpt pbtd ebednd. Gmdnta ct fiitd
mitddn pubunut, ct bienoimmaua'
foon piittoutieua wastenmieltippt-
tadn iImaisiut. Sppnid, maifutto-
mat lppnid, taptpt fiudfin ola ia
min Fud oIifin.
Gmdntdtin oil, bdnfin aifoinaan
ioutunut paStaamadn faman suo'
m~ioishuimen ebesId, iosta aIusia
moinitFmme. Ssmnio oil oIui e.
buttotpan ptifd. SpptDtiet rosfaito,
murboopia. auinfa ~rifouiiefF bdn
itIenId len sOesia tun'faan ia Putin
Ia Ipnpdt iaIiet K bdnen iieIuunia
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
ARKANSAS GIRL TAKES
 POSITION IN JUNEAU

Miss Gertrude Jordan, of Hot Springs. Arkansas, has accepted po- sition in the Allen Shatuck steamship and insurance office. Miss Jordan has handled the fire insurance business in the large officers of her home town for the past five years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

A meeting of all Democrats on Doug as island is called for tomorrow night at the Lyric theatre at o'clock.
 FRANK BACH, Chairman, Douglas Democratic
 Club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
RELATIVE OF JUNEAUITES
 MAKES GOOD IN MUSIC

Accounts of the success of Alvin Burford as a pianist have been re- ceived in Juneau from San Francisco. He recently provided the musical pro- gram at piano recital In which he was presented by Miss Mabel Mans field. an instructor in music at the California metropolis, and his tal- cnt and technique were highly praised, The recital took place June 18th, AL win Burford Is a nephew of George C.. aud J. w. Burford of this city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
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TREADWELL, July 17.-J. l. Kin EaId, a member of the boiler force at the shops. was slightly injured at the central hoist when an angle iron gave cway and struck him in the right ear He was taken to the hospital where his wound was dressed and he re- turned to work this afternoon.
 Paul Kegel the Treadwell club band leader. will leave this afternoon for n trip to Skagway and Haines. He will be away for about three weeks;
 The City of Seattle arrived at the dock this morning at eleven O'CLOCK with a number of eXcursionists.
 Owing to the absence of the band leader the Treadwell band will not hold an rehearsals for the next three weeks.
 Andrew Kiloh went to work at the 300" mill this morning.
 X shed roof is being built near the old sulpherits bins for the purpose or housing materials for the extension to the power plant.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the party or parties owning the raft of piles tied 10 Murray's dock in Douglas that un- less they are removed they will be cut adrift. MURRAY'S DOCK.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
DEAD BODY FOUND
 IN THE PANAMA RIVER

The dead body of a man was taken out of the Panama river near Hot Springs June 25th, according to late advices from that place. There was nothing on the body to disclose the identity except an Ingersoll watch. The body had been in the water a long time and was badly decomposed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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 DOUGLAS. July l7,-There will oe n dance given at Creation hall, sunday ovenjng for the benefit of Vuko Doori' sa The Creation Mandolin Club VIII furnish the music. r. ,r AIF
 The residence being built Dy All. n,. Curr will be ready for occupancy OS the end of next week. , ,.r,
 Third street is being replanked rom inc saw mill to the baseball grounds
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
THE PRINCESS ALICE
 CALLS AT TREAOWEll

TREADWELL. July IT. - The Ca nadian Pacific liner Princess Alice landed at Treadwell this morning at s o'clock and left at g.. Geo. Simpkins came over as customs inspector in or der to allow the tourists to go ashore and look over the Treadwell works.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
r. sPlcKErT GOES AFTER

lHENl NiNNL Al NNS 'SlNS John T. Spickett. manager of the Or pheum theatre. left today on the Prin' cess Alice for the South. He will vis' it Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco before returning to Ju. neau. He will make contracts for films and other attractions for the Or pheum theatre while he is away.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-17
NOTICE,

My wife. Mrs. Ethel c. Nowicka, having left me without cause, notice is hereby given that I will not be re- sponsible for any debts contracted by her in my name or otherwise.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, July IT., 1914. STANLEY NOWICKA ('") T.1T-3t.