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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
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Muetcrnuck.
10 this book the author c~ndeavo-s
Go prove. Boo the hrst place that total
aunihiiHuon ia Impossible. lie then
discusses carefully the survival OF orr
present consciousness, and undertake
Go show hat this form Of survival is
undesirable az we'll ~ improba Die.
Then hc shows that survival without
any sort Of consciousness would 1e
equivalent. as far na We are concern
ed. To- humiliation. aud would bc ~
more dreadful than dreamless sleep
with no awakening But the more
acceptable hypothesis, he holds arc
survival in the cusmic CONSEQUENCE.
and survival with q modified CON
seriousness. The latter theory n MS
choice.
Vacations for Girls.
T.. W. Weaver.
IN the Arst thirteen chapters the
author deals with general prohlnms qi
vocational analysis. briefly discussing
iu the same and practical name the
necessity OF surveying the field OF pos
sihle occupations 81 examining onea
self 20 find in what direction unc's
tastes aud abilities lie. OF making a
choice. of securing adequate prepare
uun, ~ unding nn opening. and -
"discoNerinE ways of getting along: ni
broadening out, ana becoming a
thrifty aud chlcieut worker. The re-
naming chapters deal with occupa-
lions and an attempt TO give general
Information as To- work, wages, and
opportunities IN a variety Of Different
fields in which girls aud Women arc
employed.
New Hooks.
Martha 3y the Day julia Lipp-
mann
overland Red.-K. Norris.
The Treasure.-Oppcnheim.
\ Peoples Man.
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Grace Cunard OF tho UnIvcrsal.

Miss Grace Cunnrd Ia an unusually
proficient young She In "A
splendid actress: she writes photo
plays and designs sets and costumes
with wonderful results.
She was born In Paris. Her faith
er Is q Frcnchman and her mother
an American. She began her career
on tho legitimate stage when she
was thirteen, n played with a
number OF good stock companies.
was featured In college Days" and
toured with Eddie Foy.
Her first experience with moving
pictures was with the Biograph com
pany, she was with them about n
year. then she worked with the Lu-
bin company. the Republic and the
Kay-Bee. While she was with the
last company she met Francis Ford.
and they went togoner to the Cni-
versal. whore they have made them
selves widely and popularity known.
Perhaps the most remarkable
photO-play success put on by Mr..
Ford and Miss Cunard Is the Twin
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Y. w. C. A. Notes.

A membership social viii he held
Thursday evening, April 30, at the
Y. w. G. a. residence at IA quarter
To eight o'clock.
All Y. w. e. a. members. pros
pcctiva membdHa and friends are
most cordially invited.
There VIII be musical numbers by
Miss Paula Postel, Miss Rose Iiarsch.
Aiss kathyrn Drummer and Grace
Stortz, and readings by Mrs. John
Strumquist. Miss Kirke will give a
short talk concerning local and gem
cfal Y. W. c. A. work. after which
there viii be an informal program OF
games, and light refreshments will
be served,
Special May Day decorations will
be used.
A pleasant evening and the Gre
ating OF Y. w. C.. A. interest are
the purposes Of this social.
The Y. W. C. A. pageant. under
the direction OF Mrs. e. l.. Bradford
h being planned for the first part
of June.
This is a particularly beautiful and
impressive occasion. There VIII be
attractive costumes and the various
things accomplished by the Y. W. c..
a. will be illustrated.
The Spanish class will meet Tues
day evening with Mrs. j. II. Head.
There viii be a Joint meeting OF
the W. camp fires, "Ah-Halth- YAM
Me-" and "Sepewa'' on Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock al the Y. w. G. A.
Out-of-town visitors and shoppers
are invited to use the Y. W. G. a.
az headquarters. and local women
end girls are invited TO . the
building as a meeting place and a
place To rest. red or 10 uae In any
way that a woman's building can be
used.
The ". W. G. A. residence "a al
ais South Third street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
MOMAN,s nm MEFTING.

The Woman's club enjoyed n par
ticularly pleasant meeting yesterday
afternoon. There was a domestic SCI
ence demonstration and as n ccnHe-
quence the refreshments were eNccp-
%tionally enjoyable. The menu was
egg salad, not biscuit, coffee, prtine
souffie and doughnuts.
h club rooms were artisiically
decorated with apple blossoms and
Ia feature of the afternoon was the
distribution uf sample cans of SNOW
iake' and cook books, explaining It's
value and use.
An interesting paper was read by
Mrs. /. q. Rice.
Mrs. Fred Kent and Mrs. W. :.
Burke poured. The committee Ia
charge was composed OF tho following
members; Mrs. ID. II. earns. Mrs.
william Bryce, Mrs. l.. q. Rice. Mrs.
Frank Tull, Mrs. Frank Stortz. Mrs.
Tom Wllkcrson, Mrs. T., ~. Dunbar,
Mrs. j II. Wroth n Miss Hazel
Maloy and Miss Viola skinner served
The program was Diversified by
brief talks By Mrs. G. II. Conner. Mrs.
Margaret Medler and Mrs. u. n.
earns.
The next program ls in charge Of
the department of Art. Travel and
Music" Will BE- q study and discus
sion Of cartoons ana cartounists.
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE ORGANIZA-
TION.
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Dinner Friday Evening

Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. A. n
Stroup, 40s North Eleventh street.
entertained n few friends at an in
formal dinner party which was en-
tlfoiy enjoyable.
The guests we're; Mr.. and Mrs. J..
T. Mclaughlin. Mr., ana Mrs. AmadO
Chaves. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry owen
and Mr. and Mrs. George Arnot.
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Sewing Party

Mrs. Harry owen. North Eleventh
street, gaV an entirely enjoyable
sewing party Monday afternoon and
served delicious refreshments. Her
table was attractive with a lovely
centerpiece of apple blossoms and
dainty Easter faVors.
The guests were: Mrs. J. A. Blainey.
Miss Jane Cosgrove, Mrs. =. y. Woy.
Mrs. n. Dodge, Mrs. Manuel Otero.
Miss Eleanor Marion. Mrs. q. ~.
Marion, Mrs. George Klock, Mrs r.
Jarrett. Mrs. J.. r. Mclaughlin and
Mrs. Amado Chaves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
shriners to Banquet

Bailut Ahyad Temple. Mobiles Of the
Mystic Shrine, will give their annual
banquet TO which tho ladies are In
yited. the evening Of Ma 5th. A
very fine menu Il being planned.
There viii BE- tonsts and after dinner
speeches, and dancing will complete
The evenings entertainment.
The efficient committee m charge
OF arrangements II composed OF the
following members: MIR. Charles T..
Lowber, MIR. 4, l.. Wilkinson. Mr.. 81
mon H. Busch, Mr.. George Rosling-
ton n Mr.. Harry Braun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
Notes About FdUorites in
The Motion Picture World

Sisters Double series, in which Miss
Cunard not only takes the part OF
the twin sisters. hut of an ~adventur-
ess. who i-mpersonates them as we'll.
and she appears in several scenes ar
all three az once.
Miss Cunard and Mr.. Ford are
the stars in the Lucille Love series.
which il just being released and
promises to he full Of adventure and
Interest.
IIatiy Gray Baker rewrote "The
Valley OF the Moon" for a photo-ptny
with great success. and IL now work
ing ON two more OF Jack London's
stories, Smoke Bellew" and "Son Of
the Wolf" These will be put on by
the part OF the Selig company az
rected by Hobart Bosworth.
Victoria Forde. who spent several
months in Albuquerque last year
with the 80. Louis Motion Picture
company. has beer Installed as Al
r. Christie leading woman at tha
Universal
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Informal Afternoon

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Hope In
vlted In about twenty guests in honor
OF her mother. Mrs. O.. AZ. Bower.
The ladies spent the Afternoon with
fancy work and enjoyed a delcctabie
lunch which was served at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. n Mrs. Bowers have spent
the winter with their daughter and
left Friday morning Tor their home
In Kansas City.
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where ne viii be in charge OF the DC.
cidentul Iafc insurance office. Nc.
Christian Ia the possess, ~ q re-
markably fine voice which has de-
lighted many people who have heard
II since during his short stay in Alba
querque and his departure IL widely
regretted.
Mr.. Wallace Hesselden will begin
work In the nea future on a charm
Ing modern two-story bungalow.
which will be ready by the first ai
August to be occupied hy MIR. and
Mrs. j.. a. Naughey and family.
Mrs y. Spitz has gone to III Paso
for "A visit 10 her mother. Mrs. sam
Schultz.
Mrs. =. A. Nyc. wife Of the fore
man 81 the Stnta Fe machine shops.
has gone 60 California for On extend
ed visit.
Mrs. Maud L. Greene. national lee
turcr for the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, will deliver "a lecture
In the Metho list church In old Al
huqucrque tomorrow afternoon at 3
!ock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
St. Johns Tea

~ John's Gtiid knvc 10 Enatcr ten
"Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Amado Chaves, sol North Elev-
"nth street. Quite a crowd of ladies'
was present aud the anair was en-
trely enjoyable.
Mrs Katherine Farrell and Mrs.
James Newhall had charge OF the
apron table, which WAS particularly
attractive with a display OF all kinds
Of aprons around "a bqge bowl OF
apple blossoms. The home cooking
table, fragrant with lovely Easter
lilies, was soon freed of lis load Of
delicious things to eat, Mrs. Frank
TUT and Mrs, sam Vann were In
charge 81 II.
The dining was lighted by law
ondCr shaded candles and the table
Wns decorated with lavender and
white flowers. tho entire effect being
exceptionally dainty and artistic. Mrs.
r. McIaughlln and Mrs. John
Milne poured and -. Margsrct's Guild
served.
Mrs. A 4. Keen aud Mrs. w. s.
Sttickier assisted Mrs. Chaves In re-
cciVing.
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DELIGHTFUL Musicale

one OF the most p~isasurahlc aocial
Affairs of Inc seagon was the musicale
given Wednesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. u. ". Pollock at their charming
home on West Ii1cras
Tbs rooms werr decorated with n
p~rofuaion OF lovely Killarney roses
artisticaily arranged, and cakes Ornn-
mented with tiny rosebuds carried
out the attractive scheme af decoras
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
High School Club Dance

\ number OF high school students
who have organized "a dancing club
are giving "A dance this evening at
the Woman's club. which promises to
be quite enjoyable. since IL Is the first
affair they have had since before
Lent.
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Dinner for Mr.. Hagerman

Former Governor Herbert Hager-
maj spent several days in Albuquer-
que this week and was the guest
Thursday evening al a dinner party
given In his honor by MIR. NELL II.
Field.
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tcresi and several Instrumental and
vocal solos will follow.
The Russian music program. which
was being planned for this meeting.
has been postponed until the first
meeting In May.
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UNIVERSITY NEWS
By JEAN HUBBs

Thursday morning Mrs. Maud l..
Greene. national lecturer for the
wuman's Christian Temperance
Union. and noted chalk -talker. gave
a very enjoyable lecture In assembly.
The proofs for the iei3-i4 cata-
been read ami the catalogues viii he
ready FOR mailing the first OF the
week.
Bishop Frederick Howden has ac-
cepted the invitation Of Dr. David
Boyd. president OF the university. TO
give the baccalaureate address on
sunday. May "a. in Rodey Hall.
The alumni association plans 10
have the largest and most cnthusi-
astic meeting this year that a
been held for some time. Their
banquet will be held at The Aivar-
ado on the night Of commencement
day. May 81.
AZ a meeting OF the st.ident body
Thursday morning. l.. . Murphy whH
elected editor Of the y. y. N. week.
" for next year, and l.. G.. Butler,
manager.
Friday morning the Glee club.
the baseball team and several mem
hers OF the faculty ana student body,
about thirty-fivc IN an. went to San
Ia re. Last evening the Glee club
gave a most enjoyable concert under
the auspices Of the Woman's club OF
Santa Fe. The club was assisted by
Charles Andrews, tenor; Stanley
seder, organist and pianist. both OF
this city. and |. l.. Tello. violinist. OF
Santa he.
The baseball team played two
games In Santa Fc. one Friday and
the other today.
The program for the concert.
which was a delightful success. oil
lows:
"Over the Fields at Early Morn"
oeibei
Glee club
Sonata No. 2. Op. 10 -. Grelg
i-Lonto Dolorora-Alleg O Vivace
2-Allegreto Tranquillo.
S-Ailegro Animate.
l. l.. Tclio
ION the Sea ,....... Dudley Buel
Girls Glec Club
lie Mort de Jeanne d'Arc-Bernberg
Miss Mary McFle
"IntermczzO" tCavalleria Rusticanal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mascagni
Glee Club
Violin Obligato ......... MIR. Tello
Part u.
'Sanctus'' GounOd
Glee club
Overture to william Tell .Rossini
T.. Stanley Seder
The Jolly Blacksmith's Lay. .Glcba
rAien's t8ise club
AL Hear You Calling Me-.
............... Marshal
tb)-'At Dawning' .,.... Cadman
Charles J. Andrews
ta)-"Carmena Waltz Song 80.
WILSON
th)-"Ashes Of Roses" woodman
Girls Glee Club
Duct-'paEsabe-Bird's Farewell.
Hildach
Miss Mary Merle n Charles
J. Andrews
'SeNtette' OLucia di Lammermoor)
................ ...... Donizetti
Mr.. Andrews, Mr.. Brashcar
and Glee Club
Chorus.
Sopranos Miss Irene Boldt. Miss
Treasure Hartmann. Mlss Florene
Seder. Miss Amelia McF1e.
Altos - Dorothy Stafford. Adelaide
Shields. Mary W. Wright, Helen
James.
Tenors Jack Laprlak. Hastings
Shields, Frank Gouin. Kenneth c.
Balcombe.
Bases 49, Fred Calkins. Ira Boldt,
Laurence Lackey. W. Rector Bra
shear.
Suloists l.. Tcllo. Charles ].
Andrews. tenor. Il. Stanley Seder. or
ganist and accompanist.
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Auction Afternoon

Friday afternoon Mrs. u. O. Cor
nish. 1913 South Walter street, enter
tained three tables Of auction. a de-
lightful afternoon was spent and de-
licious Refreshments were enjoyed.
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NEW LINE OF C0RSETS
AT THE ART SHOP

a new line Of corscts which have
just been received at the Art shop
ON West Central are proving attrar-
tive TO the ladies of Albuquerque. Mrs. |
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Newcomer has just secured thls new
line Of corsets, nov as the Madame
Moraine. They are very classy, have
low bust with both front aud back
lace. The prices range from ti.50 To
$500 Mrs. Newcomer has a pfar
f%essional litter. which IN an advantage
TO aides In buying corsets. THIS
Madame Moralne corsets are superior
In every way n are an acquisition
to the Art shop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
WILL GIVE nANCIr

AI~buqucrquc COUNCIL, knlghts 0f
Columbus, will give n dance for mem
hers and their lady friends following
the business meeting Of the coupcil
Tuesday night. odd Feilows' hall mas
been engaged for the occasion and
IN lrrangements are In the hands Of
Leo Il. Murphy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
THURSDAY MORNING

The Thursday Morning Musical
club will have a miscellaneous pro-
gram al its meeting nex week. Mrs
on a musical subject OF general IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
STUDENTS DIVISION
OF THE THURSDAY CLUB

The students division OF the Thurs.
day Morning Music club enjoyed an
entirely interesting program this az
ternoon at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Roy airDonald was the leader
and gave a very delightful taik on
How &C. Appreciate Music" after
which the following program was en-
ioyed:
Waltz in T. nat ........... .Durand
Mary Harris.
Venetian Boat Song. Mendclssohn
Eileen Mordy.
Nocturnc In 4 fiat ......... Chopin
Hazel Hawkins.
Love song ..str.f ssss..ss NeNlh
DOROTHY Cameron
ta) Prelude In Bnat. ....... Chopin
OBJ Witches Dance ..... Mcdowell
Pauline Rorradaile.
Morning Mood ...............G rieg
Winifrcd Williams.
Duet, Cuius Amman ...,... ROssinl
Dorothy Cameron and Eileen
MoTdy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

The German club held It's last meet
ing FOR this season Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Hildcgarde
Grunsfeld, h - always the FIRST and
last hostess Of the club.
a very delightful afternoon was
spent and a delectable kateeklatsch
enjoyed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON SEW.
ING CIIR

The "wednesday Afternoon Sewing
club will meet next week with Mrs.
Harry Braun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

Mr. and Ms q, NJ. Bowe. who have
been the guests Of their daughter Airs.
". q. Hope for four months, left FRI
day Tor their home IN Kansas city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

Mrs. Alfred Goodrich was called TO
Pasadena Monday by the serious III
ness OF her uncle who died Thurs
day. she will return to Albuquerque
the first OF the week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

Mrs. Harry Drumm who has been
visiting her parents, Colonel and Mrs
D.. Is u. SELLERS. returned Friday
morning TO her home In Denver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

Miss Gertrude Braun LEFT Thursday
FOR her home In ~. Louis after "a sew
eral weeks visit with her brother. MI.
Harry Braun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
PHYSICAL CULTURE Gun.


There are now about one hundred
girls who attend the meetings OF the
Physical Culture club, half of them
drlll on Tuesday and the rest on
Thursday.
superintendent John Milne bought
four dozen wands and presented them
TO the club and the girls are very en-
thusiastic over the wand drills which
they are learning.
Mrs. J. $. yesterday is directing
the classes M has accomplished a
great deal In the few months which
the club has been meeting.
New members come each week ana
the interest Ia widespread through the
grades and the high school.
The fourth ward is particularly en-
thusiastic and is working for a gym
nasium. The basement OF the build.
ing would make a fine gymnasium
~ IL had a floor and a few more win
dOws. The expense Of fixing II would
be between $50 u SIS, and the
pupils are going To ask the assistance
of their parents In this Undertaking
Gymnasiums could be built In cach
Of the ward schools FOR about the
same expense as IN the fourth ward,
and 10 the enthusiasm and Interest
increase as rapidly In the next few
months as they hav In the past,
there will be -gymnasiums In all the
schools by ext fan.
The girls have learned o great
many dumbbell exercises, some drills
with Indian clubs and are nov work
ing hard ON wand drills.
This Physical culture club Is one
OF the best things Tor the school chill
drcn which has been started here for
some time and already II mas proven
OF great benefit to hos vino have
come TO the meetings. Just the
girls are working hard On Maypole
dances and the results VIII be some
very pretty exhibitions on May LIST
TUESDAY SEWING CLUB.
Mrs. n. II. Curry entertained tine
Tuesday sewing club this week and
served q delightful lunch Besides
the members of the club she had as a
guest Or. Evelyn Frisbie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

Mrs Edward Rosenwald Is expected
home the first Of the week. Her
daughter, Miss Regina R~oaenwald,
remained In Los Angeles visiting Mrs.
IChas. Hlldesheim.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

Mrs, Albert Mercer OF Los Angeles
Is tho guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. W. Hopkins.
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Mr.. Alfred Grunsfeld left sunday
evening 20 join his wife and daughter
In Europe. He vent ny way OF New
Orleans.
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Implsmenls-I, KoFber a CO..
Wagons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

Mrs Chas. Le la Vergne will arrive
here mex week from New York. she
viii remain here "a few days pacSins
her furniture before going on 90 DAT
lup Ia join DR.. De Ia NerRne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
PERSONAL MENTION


Mrs. Robert Banks OF Denver who
was the guest of her brother, Mr..
Henry G. COors, Jr. for two weeNs.
has gone 10 Las Vegas TO visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry a..
ST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

Mr.. Thomas A. Christian left Thurs
day morning for san Antonio, Texas,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18

Mrs. X. IL. curry entertained the
Tuesday sewing club this week and
served a delightful lunch Besides
the members Of the club she had as "a
guest Dr. Evelyn Frisbie.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-01-31
SEARCHING PARTIES
FAIL TO FIND HENRY
Belief Grows Stronger That the Triple
Murderer viii Attempt To
Stay His Wife

Jacksonville, H., Jan. 2S-Search-
ing parties securing the country in
the vicnity of Woodson, eight miles
south of this city in the hope OF find
ing trace of John Henry who last
night shot and killed Charles Ezard,
f. r. Grain and Grains young son
found no trace OF the fugitive up to
tonight.
1t was rumorGd that Henry had
taken his own life after committing
the triple murder, but the search OF
today seems to Gisprove this theory
and it is believed that he has es-
capped and is stu hiding in the hills
The shooting was the result Of a
quarrel between Henry and his wife,
Bloodhounds VIII be sent on the
trail of Henry tomorrow. The belief
that he is waiting in the hills for q
chance to kill his wife IS growing
stronger. Deputies are on gEard al
the Grain and Ezard homes.
Henry is said to be armed with q
shotgun.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-01-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Observation-Disclosures
FORMER SENATOR {
CULLOM IS DEAD ]


there will be re-uniting with those
we love and those who have loved
us in some future world; but from
my reading Of the Scripture, and
even admitting that there is q here
after, cannot find any satisfactory
evidence to warrant such belief.
Could | believe that I could meet the
loved ones who nave gone before, |
do not know but that ! should look
forward with pleasure to the passing
across. Not having this belief. am
quite content to stay where ] am as
long as | can; and finally, when old
Charon appears to row me over the
river Styx, shall be ready to go. F"
Since his retirement from the sen
ate last March, Mr.. Cullom had been
resident commissioner Of the commits
sion created by congress to build the
$4,000 900 memorial to Lincoln.
A little more than week ago he
was taken with grippe. His advan-
ced age put his recovery beyond
hope but his wonderful vitality post
poned the end from one sinking spell
to another. He was SO years old and
had a record of so years Of continu-
Gus public service.
The former senator's last hours
we're divided between spells of un.
consciousness and short intervals In
which he recognized those at his
bedside. Although his wonderful vi
tality had sustained life from hour
to hour, 1t became apparent early
today when he could take no nour'
ishment that the end was not far
off
Later today it was decided to have
brief funeral service at the
Cullom home on Massachusetts, ave
nue. tomorrow morning and take the
body to Springfield, Illinois where the
former senator's first and SECOND
wives and all of his children are
buried.