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tinue 70 oppose. provides for changing
the entrance to the tunnel for surfs<>
cars from gath to 35th st. and the croyS
ing of Sith st. and Park av. at grade
The objection to this is that Il wouIx
damage the surrounding property, en-.
trance to which would be left above
grade.
the Parsons plan. which is advocate6
nv the property owners, would provids
for an additional roadway ramp on the
oast side Of 4th az. TO be used ley north.
bound vehicles.
Mr.. Goodrich plans 10 run Ath st. over
park av.. as at present, bat TO cut do~n
the roof OF the tunnel SO as 70 lover
the hump in 34th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
SURRENDER BOOKS
AT FAILED BANK
DepositOrs of Bayonne First
National to Get First
Dividend.

Depositors crowded the First National
Bank of Bayonne yesterday 10 turn in
their pass books TO Frank b. Shuts
the receiver. All got certificates for
their claims. The receiver will pay
the first dividend tomorrow, when an
amount estimated at 80 per cent of the
claims will be handed out 10 depositors
in the bank This money was guaranteed
by the government after the failure of
the negotiations for the reopening of the
bank, which failed December S.
After six months in a fruitless effort
to arrange a plan TO reopen the bank
1t was announced yesterday that the
directors also failed in a last attempt to
Interest the Mechanics Trust Company.
Of Bayonne. to take over the affairs
Of the failed institution. II has been
decided that the bank will be liquidated
by the government. AS in the case OF
the Union Trust Company. of Jersey City
the officials of the Mechanics Trust said
they could not be assured of a sufficient
amount of securities. owned by the bank
to warrant them against loss in operating
the institution.
stockholders OF the First National were
called upon yesterday to make payment
OF an assessment of 10000 on the stock
and this amount will be added to the
amount TO be paid out by the receiver
The depositors hope to get about 70 or
50 per cent of their claims.
II is expected that a fight for the busi-
ness OF the depositors will ensue be-
tween the two trust companies. Both
have made propositions TO act as agents
with powers OF attorney TO collect their
claims against the bank. Since the fail
ure the Union Trust Company has estab-
lished a branch bank across the street
from the failed banks home. Both
trust companies are expected 10 bid for
the assets of the First National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
GIRL RESOLVED TO
WE'D ARMOUR HEIR
Ida Parker Refuses to Bar.
ter Her Love for
$4,000 Offer. =

While detectives seek young Danforth
Brooks Ferguson and efforts are being
made to buy off his girlish chum and for
mer fiancee, Ida Parker, she persists in
her intention OF becoming the wife OF the
grandson of the late Herman o. Armour
and hopes to do so before another month
The belief still persists in Huntington
Long Island. where the young couple were
frequently seen together, that Ferguson
would marry the girl in a minute II his
mother, Mrs. Juliana Ferguson, did not
stand in the way. His Whereabouts has
been a mystery ever since his sweetheart
obtained an order for his arrest following
his indictment in Suffolk County several
weeks ago.
The necessity OF keeping him closely
guarded, perhaps at the Monastery, his
mothers estate at Huntington, has begun
10 be burden. 1t is believed. for Miss
Parker's mother. who now lives In ia
maica, reports that attempts have been
made 10 obtain a release for Armour
money. The girl Is not now with her
mother, who has received the following
letter:
Miss Osgoods mission is to find out
how feel about the case. She said that
Danny will have his choice-elther marry
me or go to jail. She said. VIII you ac-
cept SO,ooo?' and | said. Not for 81, 900. 900
would | settle have made up my mind
that II Danny refuses to marry me when
he knows me better than any one else in
the world. | would not accept 100000"
Miss osgood is supposed detective In
the emr'1y of the boys mother.
The young man and his fiancee were
frequently seen on Long Island roads In
high powered automobiles before the for
rner'a mother halted their romance
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a capital Of not less than 100000 while
the Senate bill includes all corporations
except rairoads-which are engaged in
interstate commerce. In other respects
the bills are practically identical.
The new bill went to the calC<dar with
Mr.. Newlands's announcement that he
expected to call It up for consideration
soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
PLAYGROUND PLANS READY

Park Commissioners John f.. Weier. OF
Queens. yesterday announced that he had
completed plans for the laying out OF
Fairgrounds and baseball fields in the
district belonging 10 the city and known
as Leavitt Avenue Park. Flushing. This
section, which came 20 the city following
acquisition OF title several years ago. has
since that time been permitted 10 lie idle.
IL has also been a menace 10 the health
OF the district by reason of an open sewer
which runs through the property.
This sewer is now 10 be covered over
and the playground viii be laid ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
PLANS TO LOWER TUNNEL
Engineer Would Drop Roof at
34th st. and Park Az.

Il. p. Goodrich, consulting engineer OF
the Borough OF Manhattan, has worked
for relieving the congestion at Park ay
and 3ith ST.. which will be presented TO
the Board Of Estimate soon.
The Coils plan, which the property
owners I'm the vicinity say they VIII con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
New Counterfeit SIS Found.

Washington, June 13.-Discovery Of a
new counterfeit s. national bank note
of the series of 19O2-19OS on the First
National Bank of Plattsburg. Mo, was
announced to-day. The counterfeit
bears the portrait OF Benjamin Harrison
and is poorly executed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
STOMACH TROUBLES
Dir. RsglAnd Writes Interesting
Letter on This Subject.

Madison Heights, Va.-Mr. chas. A..
Ragland, OF this place, writes: II have
been taking Thediord's Black Dfaughi
for indigestion, and other stomach troub-
les, also colds. and find Il 10 be the very
best medicine ! have ever used.
Aier taking Black Draughi Tor a few
days, always feel like a new man"
Nervousness. nausea, heartburn, pain
In pit Of stomach, and a feeling Of iull-
ness after eating. are sure symptoms Of
stomach trouble, and should be given the
proper treatment, as your strength and
health depend very largely upon your
food and lis digestion.
To get quick and permanent relief
from these ailments. you should take
a medicine OF known curative merit.
rs IS years OF splendid success, IN the
treatment Of Just such troubles, proves
ihe real merit Of Thediord's Black
Dfaughi. Safe, pleasant. gentle In action.
ard without bad aiier-eiieets, II Is sure
10 benefit both young and old. For sale
everywhere. Price 25e. Rctn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07

Corner OF silver and sixth Ed
ward y. Schucler. - D.. pastor. Par
sonagc. aO6 south sixth. Phone 1898.
The morning service at II o'clock
will be given To- the PRECIPITATION of
the y NJ. G.. \. project. No Offering
or subscriptions VIII hc asked Tor the
cause nt this or any other service.
our speaker will be superintendent
John e. Milne. of the city schools.
Come out and hear him.
In the evening 81; $3.50 there VIII
be presented "a special program by
the sunday school ia celebration OF
Luthcrs birthday. and iu the interest
% home missions. We want q fun
mouse and your presence viii help.
The regular sunday school session
at go o.. m. in charge of r. g..
kctfer.
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting
az 6f5 p. m. shnrp Leaders. Miss
Laura kraemcr ana Harvey Wcidin-
ger Topic. Getting Gus Of Euts
ana Keeping out
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Personal Mention

Mrs Eldr,d Ansrach and Miss
Frances -fruWo Ic't Sunda, for CALI
inruta. Mrs Auspaeh went tu River
side ,u join her husband and Miss
Sttumc VIII make hes home "ith her
parents 300 Ecdiauds.
Mrs Mabel Ste. ems Htmoo has re-
turned from California where she
spent tue past six weeks.
ar and Mrs. Robert p.ltz arrived
.u Albuquerque WrIussdi. and are lt
aum, 600 their friends gt ,A,Ir ranch
near Los Gr.eros.
aiss Hanna G,utr. of N%orthport,
Indiana. VIII arr.y, next wees and
viii ,e the guest az her brother. Mr..
d g. Gentry Tor O. month
Mr. and Mrs H. " winchester,
former residents OF thls Dt}. have
Ipu california and HII make theft
homp boz Junction CTS Colorado.
M.ss Leila ArmiJo has returned from
"a Hs, months stay lu California.
Mrs. y r. Pcc.s and her daughter
Miss Ruby Pseis. lclt Monday ion
their homo boz Chicago after % month";
visit her, with Mrs james Davidson
Mrs. George a. craig has gone q.
Fort Madison. Iowa called There h.
an, serious illness Of her father.
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PROFESSOR TELL0
TO GIVE CONCERT


\ concert II exceptional merit U
To De gwen next lu''u"y '''n'n- a
the fr's'>t'rmn church by f'"i J.
J.. T'iio, Ni"inist' '-sisied h\ MIs
ENHaheih J.. bradford soprano NJ
Louis hcssoldcn' "asa"' % MI T.
~t"nlcN Hed't' pianist.
Professor Tello wac born 100 Erh@'
ana Was educated lu Berlin. Hc is :"
pupil OF the great Joachim ana Jos
H'sses mastery 'hniuH' ana mas 'N-
'rpll'h"lN t'Hlai AAhl' inuS''di VIZ
Outstanding
Ito has been IH santa lt Tor ihe
past few months and ""n after ms
arrival there Doc won C. hi-h "iae" 10
'h' opinion GOT hIsi,'l 'II'''s '' "''
wondrrfni ul1E.n- ~" has played in
nA'll' IN 'N|r .'| nuI % l'W tIh'N
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UNIVERSITY NEWS.


Prof W. r. Ediuetuu of the math-
ematics department gave "a splendid
address b. assembly Tuesday on the
Relation of the Cuitcrsi'H to chris
uauity and War" Prof. a. .. Wccse
has charge OF assembly FOR next
Tho freshman edition ol the L. \.
NJ Weekly Is out this week aud b.
an exceedingly clever number.
The November ISSUE nf The tni'cr-
sIty News will be ont noN' week and
IS Go Boz O. special y NJ l.. A. edition.
s quartcttc of tho Jubilee Singers,
who gave "a concert at the nigh school
last evening, sang several numbers
Friday morning for the University
students iu Iodcy hail.
DR. g. H. Franklin. physical chem
.st ct Stamford University, WAS "a
visitor on the campus Yesterday Tie
is returning from New Zealand,
where ne has been DO, United states
chemical r-cprcscntHfI.e. lie is "a
member cot the California smcitor
commission.
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spent az the national training school
OF the Y W. G.. 4. in New York city.
Worth. Texas. aud the past year she
Miss Weld b. delighted with a city
und when asked 10 she liked Aihu-
qucr1uc replied "NCs.' But that
didn't satisfy her uuostioner and she
was asked further "Why DO % like
ito "Not only because II the won
dcrful climate of which everyone
knows" replied Miss Weld. hut be
cause OF the public spirited citizens
which Albuquerque shows u has, its
public buildings. of which any city
would be- proud. and surrounding all,
the strand mountains of which 20 n
can tire and which must inspire one
to noble actions
a business girls club, "a Christmas
EiU-makiHa class. "a Bibl" class and
q gymnasium class are being organ
lied.
You VIII Come Again after once
being 1t the Y. W. g. A.. Come Tues
day and help in making O. bieEcr and
better Y. " G.. a 900 Albuquerque
The Young ladies of tine Young
Womcu's Christian association resi-
dcncc were entertained ut tea go the
home of Misses Allen and Takkiu un
November l..
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nrondway Christian Church.

Corner Gold aFcnuc dnd Br"adwty.
Sunday. the thought OF the worship
crs is go be conducted un the Young
Mems Christian association. IN the
morning our pulpit Will De occupied
uy l.. T. scattorday ot Las Vegas. gem
Graz secretary Of the s. NJ e. A..
Attention is called Go the service
sunday evening. =, a. Lenoir, "a for
mer y. NJ. G. a. secretary, viii SPEAK.
Please see thai this meeting H Well
advertised AZ We haven't been hold
ing service in t5c evening
christian Enaouvor at 80 D. M;
leader. Ralph Gibson. ~ the young
people desire a y ~. G.. A. in Aibu-
queruuc. thcyN rcmaiu Go church SER
vice.
Bible school al GAS "a, m. Lesson,
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Y. M. c. A. News.


The Young Womeu's Christian
association knows bow necessary u
is 40 throw aside AN cares O Wof
rios sometimes aud just have "a good
time -o on Tuesday evening. NO
yembor 10. "a party viii be given Co
the association members and irienaa
- the association residence. al"
south Third street The games and
fun VIII he m charge of Miss Ada
Vaughan ana "a good time De- as
sured.
Iu the afternoon Of the same day
an Informal ev-sption VIII be- held
also io members and friends 90 meet
our new secretary. Mis- Ethel e.
Weid A very delightful musicsl
program viii be- rendered
Mrs Roy strnms has been ariine
general secretary since the absence
81 Miss Kirk Ion September. Miss
Weld was In tine y. ". c. A. AZ Fort
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ruE uuMNN's CLuB.

Tho Albuquerque Womans club
held ID very suc,pssful meeting Fri
d1g afternoon. preceded hy Dc meet
iue OF tho board of managers and %
m,,f.ul of The Whole club uu husI-
ness matters
TOE, program for tho afternoon wss
devoted 90 European history boz tho
Hant oft thr grrIi war and was feat
urrd ny papers hy Mrs % g. Pollock
uu on, triple alliance and ny Miss
Hickey ai tho University faculty on
thr triple entente. Both were
t~nuuphttuIly prepared papers Of uu-
usual value.
Mrs A.. A. Collum gave AN interest
ms account of % t.sr Go 'hiCago and
e. conversation with Miss Jan Ad-
dams 4 talk by Mr.. Mctzsar ON
uma suitcase Was postponed until
next week
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Microbes Club Halloween
Party.

Mr ANA Mrs william Mcual 'h-
tertliu,d ,he mombers ot tho Mirr-
COLES club aud their familios at 90 IoliN
Halloween part, last Saturday ..,H-
lng The decorations an, and rr-
Irsshm.n.s N,r. ala appropriate IH Che
occasion. the latter being exceptional
ly auuo.iziag
Those who were th,rc are Mr ana
Mf,. Fred Fakes and family, hr and
Mrs. Or McAd8ms and family Mrs r.
Calkins. Mr. and Mrs. Gustatsuu ANA
family. AFR and MIS-. PomcraHk ana
family. Mr and Mrs g. Hunt ana
daughter. ar and AIRS D. stevens.
Misses Anna and Rhoda SwHync. Mf-.
.O. ClIcnuatcr Mrs. T. Blake ANA
children. Miss Ana rhIlurI"s, Mr.
Lawrence Phlbrlek. Mart and Birch
Foraker Dorothy Rass,tt, ana Mr..
ana Mrs. J. a.. Gentry.
Tile club will have its next m'etus
with Mrs. n. WlttcuDcrg.
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Gay Card Party.

Friday cfcnlus. tn and Mr7 r. J."
Hust gave 70 dtIghilul card party ami.
at ml9uIght served "a most appellants
supper.
Their guests were No. % Mrs
lsanc Barth. Mr.. and Mrs FciIy usoa
Judge and Mr.. r. g.. Mann, Ar ard
Mra. ". g. ko.m. 49,. and AIRS T. A.
Vsuahey M. ana Mas. T. b. Morris.
ar and Mrs b.. H.. Woy Mr. ana Mrs
Frank stcrtz. AIR. and ATS. Fred Pet
ga. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Canhcld Mr
and Airs Franz Alderman Mr. and
MIS- n. - strong SIS % Mrs. r. a.
Van Deinse. Nj and Mrs D. g. Mac
pherson. MI and Mrs. Frank kruakc
Mr and Mrs j. H White Mrs. d. D.
Copp. end Mics Annabclie Macpher.
son.
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Valek-Wilson Orchestra
Entertained.

tn, Vslck Wilson orchestra was de-
ushtflUy entertained wednesday
evening az the r.. a. Becker ranch
north Of the city. The guests were
taken to the ranch ln automobile "nd
spent the etcuins with music aud
dancing. aud enjoyed especially the
lovely supper which was serfea.
The members of the orchestra are
a. follows. Director Miss Esielle
Naick. MIS- John W. Wiz
son. pianist. Louise Lowher; drums
George pinner. 0rsi vloiinF. Grace
storiz. Loo Myer. Arthur Rocker
Irens partch: second fiollns, GLADYS
Harris, Rsiph Miller, Chester Miller
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MRS nlEnL ENTERrNINs.

Mrs Arthur Elohl entertained The
Woman's Relief Corps Friday after
noon at her home. cards and games
were enjoyed Refreshments were
served. Tho decorations were rcd,
white and hiuuc.
The followiur ladies were present
Mrs Mcdonald, Mrs Jacohy. Mrs.
i.uudcu Mrs Haynes. Mrs Seth. Mr..
F@ournollc. Mr-. Syh,,r. Mrs Euthcr-
ford. Mrs Waggoucr. Mta Awl Mrs.
Hart. Mrs Howard Mrs strain. Mrs
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Chrl.nnn ericncc $1,000.

Christian science services are held
IN the Woman's club building, at the
corner ut seventh street and Gold aye
uuc. every sunday mor1ing az n
o'clock.
"Wednesday evening services are az
8 20 clock The public ID cordially tu-
Sitod To- attend these services.
sunday school as e:i5 O'Clock.
Reading room iu the y. T. Afmilo
building, Room 80 rs, open each
week day lrom . 90 . g. m.
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Sewing Party.

MIS- J. -. Tomukin- WAS hostess
TUESDAY afternoon an "a merry sr"ius
party. and thouf @ O'CLOCK served a
decidedly ua'ataul, lunch. The table
v4s dalutlly decorated with pinN ana
white The a-clioJpioco was "a large
bunch lf carnations. and the place
cards were tinted cups. each contain
ing "a verse appropriate to o. Of ihe
guests.
Those who were there are Nrs.
.chas Warrington. MRS. j. a. Dooittle.
Mrs. a.. %. Beekman. Mrs VIM. Me-
Clurkcn. Mrs John a. White Mrs ~.
n. Mohn, Mrs g. r. Winircy. Mrs. II
Flower. Mrs. r. A. Martin, Mrs John
". Wilson. and Mrs Byron n. ives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07

Tho mos, wonderful thing IN the world
N love expressed IN the hcipiers iafant.
And among those aids and comforts for
expcctant mothers ~ the wen known
Mothers Friend"
This a. an external application 20
enable tho abdominal muscles 60 h.rorae
moro plant. % expand naturally without
undue pain from the strain upon cords
and ligamcnta.
In almost every settled community arc
women who have enjoyed the blessing %
this famous remedial and helpful e-bro-
cation. Their daughters have grown W
70 learn 81 In splendid npslstauce.
Applied as directed upon those muscles
involved Il sOothes the nue nctw rk ~
nerves with which an tho muscles nrs
supplied. Thus a rrcat share a. tho paina
30 much dreaded may De avoided ana tho
Period 81 expectancy passed through in
case n comfort.
Anything that adds so much comfort
must be counted ns n h~icraiur ind.sI
In n little book scnt by mail much use.
ful Information Is given 10 inexperienced
mothers. u tells how % use "Noth.rs
FRIEND add how 20 avoid cnkIng hrcngta
Get q bottle to-day and write Tor book Il.
NradhclU Regulator Co, 400 Immnr UIdr.
Atlanta, "a, " sure yoa ggt Mothers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
Delightful Dinner Party.

Mr and Mrs. O.. T. Brooks enter
tanned "a Dinner Friday evening The
table Was adorned with "a siueularly
attractive c~entorpiece of pink ana
white dahlias. and the menu was en-
tirely delicious
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Ufold. Mr. and Mrs. Nun Held, MT.
and AIRS. Theodore 3 Woolsey, Nj.
aud Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeld, MT ana
Mrs. M. %. C~hadbourne, AIRS HerthoId
spltz. ar. Alfred Gruesfeld and Mrs.
IellN Loater.
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81. JOIN'S SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS NSSOCI NTION.

st. Joha sunday school teachers
met Monday evening with Mts. Roy
~tTum, Daring the business session.
Do was decided go entertain the par
emit. of the sunday school children The
afternoon Of saturday, November "a,
at the Woman club.
a Jolly social hour. az the close
ul which refreshments were served.
mad. the Cteu.u- "a very enjoyable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
. New Books at the
Public Library

This week D am going go give you
% l'st which 8 got M the public library
'f The books which have been the
most uopulrr .r all readers in the
past month
. The Eyos of the World Wright.
Tho SaIau1uder-Johnson.
Tho Hidden Chlldreu-Cham-
beers.
9 The N..fEm-DINou.
b To-day HHughtor-Baron
o. Maria Won Hutton.
Miss H|IIr Books-Porter
n Perch Hi the Deyil-Atherton
p The RAN Dawson.
TO- The last Shot-Paimer
IT. Tho Vanished Mcssenger-Op-
peuhCim
- Bamt|-ruoke.
49, The Flame 81 Frost-Jones
TO children of B%anishmon Sui
Ivan.
l' sicily huH-Lna.
TO- The MIEy Wny-Iosse
l' Nancy the Joyous stow
'the than fiction.
J. a History of EnHland-Inuea.
2 The T. 3 and Peace Tar.
% Europe since lS15-Hazcn.
= "ermanF ana tho Next War
Refuhardi
. Ho~ Germany Makes War
Hotnhardi
g. What Men live By--Cahot
The Balkan Wars achurman.
p The War In Europe Kart.
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News of albuquerque Clubs
and Social Organizations

during which the club decided 90 Coz
operate with the Wom1n's club and
thc par,ut-Tcachcrs association in
.rjtiug % reception fuI the VISITING
teachers who attend tho Sew Mckee
Educational association convention
tht last of this month.
Two new members, Mrs. james NJ.
Horuor and Mrs. W. a. WIltoa we're
voted INTO the club.
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Corner Fourth street and West sill
vor avenue. Rev. W. T.. Warren.
rector. residence. i2o9 Nest TiicrBs.
Twenty second Sunday after Trim
lty. Holy communion. "a. m; Sun-
dny school. g.46 a. m; morning
prayer, II "a. m. evening prayer {, 80.
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ETr.t prc-h,IcrInn Church.

Corner silver avenue ANA Ftfth
street. Hugh A Cooper. pastor, rcs-
idcncc. ll5 south Waiter street.
Chnunrcy A. Foreman. associate pas
tor. residence 1904 East Central ave-
nue..
Sunday school si5 O. M morning
worship. 90 O'Clock. An address by
the y. ". e.. a. rcprcsontltit, viii bee
heard lt this hour.
Evening worship, i:i5 O'Clock, s'r-
mon Day IN, pastor. g. T.. mcctlug,
6.i5 D. m.. leader. Miss Jean Atuot
Ladies' AID meets Thursday after
nouu.
Musical program Tor sunday ser
vices us follows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07

4 household remedy ia America foi
p ycars-Dr Thomas Eclectic oil.
For cuts, srr3ins. burns. sCaids
bruises. 25c a1d soc. "A AN drug
stores.
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rIrst Methods, Episcopal church.

Corner Lsad avenue aud South
Third street Charles oscar Bcckman.
pastor, Edith Gorby. d%caconoss. d. a.
Porterncid. superintendent OF the
sunday school Harry Frank. prcsi-
dent Epworth league. John u. Fai-
kenburg, director OF choir.
Public worship at n e. m. ana 80
9. nj. The morning service is given
over TO the Interests OF the \. NJ G.. a.
building campaign. H. b. Durkee,
secretary OF the Y. NJ. c. a. In IA
Paso. Texas. is expected TO occupy the
pulpit. The pastor viii speak at
night. Subject. Something That be-
mauds Haste
The sunday school meets al $40
a. no. We had COS al our Rally duy.
last sunday Maay new members
were added. The Epworth league
devotional service will bo held at g 30
D. M. Thomas Calkins. leader.
Special music morning
Anthem "The Green I'M Far
Away
Solo: THE Lord Is NJ shepherd,
G.iddlcl. Mrs +. -. Miller.
solo. III Was for Me, Miss Mary
Leaning.
Evening
Anthem: abide with Nc"
Solo Selected Miss Charlotte Pratt.
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sherwood. Mrs. smith Mr. pichi
Mrs Hail Mrs. Ellis. Mrs Htfc. Irs
Watson, Mrs Schutt. Mrs Whunaon
Mrs clark, Mrs. Casey. Mt. Hon
derson. Mrs. smith
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PAINTING CLASS on TIN
MnMANts NIIH.

The painting olass COZ The Woman
CLUB enjoyed au entirely pleasant
moptiue "Wednesday afternoon with
Mr-. a. Brewer