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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-14

A particularly ~osmmendable fea-
ture OF the book "a the fuli a~pprecia-
ton II shows OF the point OF view OF
the Mexicans.
Much Of these volumes will be
found Of exceptional value at the
present m Of crisis Ia Mexico
Larger Aspects OF Socialism.
William Engiish Wsiiing
Socialism can be appreciated equal
y well from two opposite directions.
u may be treated either as a social
movement that aims 20 build up a
new civilization or as a new civiii1a-
ton that Is gradually being embodied
la a social movement.
In my socialism as II H." fol-
lowed the FIRST method and discussed
he economic and political features OF
socialism exclusively. In the present
volume ! shall proceed In the reverse
direction, and deal exclusively with
Us larger aspects, its intellectual aud
spiritual side.
This book Is Exceptionally suggest.
i've ana Interesting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-14
The Churches

~ 4uftH AfuTtn.
Corner Fourth street and West sill
yer avenuo Archdeacon W. r. WAR
ren rector; residence, 1898 West H.
leras
Scxagesima Sunday. Holy COM
munion. a. m. sunday school. e;45
a m; morning service. Al a. M; even-
Ing service. 1;80 .. m.
Morning special music
Professional: "Alleiu5a, SONG OF
Gladnefa Haydn
venito; 20 Come Lea u sing .....
ss-.sssss van LAcF
Gloria: "alSry Be TO the Father.
IaAts
re Deum. I'VE Praise Thee".....
...s..ss..s.ss...sss. kat4atumai
Jubllate; 20 Be Joyful In the Lord
.s.............f....tsst. Hhoipy
Hymn: MY Faith Looks Up 20
Thee .....s...s+s....... Mason
onsrtory Anthem; savior When
Night Envolves the Skies .cooke
Recesaional: 10 the Voice Of Jesus
t1tts
Evening Choral Service
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Corner silver avenue aud Firth
street. Hugh q Cooper. pastor;
Chauncey A. Foreman. associate pas
tor.
Bible school, 9:g5 a. m. Adult NJ
Bile classes meet az 10 a. m. Morning
worship at a o'clock. Rev. Herbert
Hezlep. pastor Of the First Presbyter.
ian church Of Grove City. Pa. viii
preach at this service. Evening wcr-
ship at 7;f5: sermon by associate pas
ter; theme. Satan. an Angel OF
Light.
Musical Program-Morning-
Prelude: Pilgrims Chorus ......
....... wagner
Ofertory; Hymn OF Nuns" go.
Lefebure-Wely
Anthem. selected.
Observation-Disclosures.
Evening
Prelude-Bunham.
Onert0ry-Mcrtel.
Anthem-Seiected
on Tuesday. $50 p. M. the Brother
hood will serve a banquet at the
church.
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First Mc.hoalss Epasconal Church.

Corner Lead avenue and South
Third street; Charles Oscar Beckman.
pastor. Faith Corby. deaconess: y. a.
POrterield, superintendent OF sunday
school; Miss Jennie Trots, choir d.
redress.
h pastor will speak at Ia a. m.
and 1870 D.. m. The morning theme
being. "a Way for the Perpiexed. -
g evening subject. The DEVILS Pay
Roll" There will be special music
by the choir under the direction OF
Miss Jennie Trott.
The Sunday school meets at S:t5
a. M. The Epworth league devotional
service at $3.50 p. M. Thomas Cali
kins, leader.
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Frr-l ConercganonaI Church.

Corner OF Coal avenue and Broad
way. Archie Toothnker. minister.
residence. o South Edith street
Sunday school. 9:t5 a. m. Harry
'Lithg0w. superintendent. Divine
worship. II a. m. The pastor viii
preach the first Of a series of -four
sermons on vital themes. Subject
for Sunday. ''The Divinity OF Jesus.
". r. g. G. e.. s:sO p. M Ray Reed.
president. Gospel service. 1870 p.
sermon subject. The Mar IN
Christ" Special music both morn
ing and evening by the choir; stan
ley Seder. organist. Mid-week pray
.or service and Bible study wednes-
day. 1870 .. m. The Missionary so
clcty viii hold their regular meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Herman shy
der, ti2 South Walter street, Thurs
day afternoon. Subject "India."
Following IA tho musical program
for the Lords day.
Morning aervice-OfRan prelude,
shepherds Pipes" Hagrlss; an
them. PRAISE the Lord. We Nations, "
Demareat; solo. Heavenly Light"
(Gounod). Mrs. Ada Pierce VIM;
postlude. "Postlude In D-flat,"
volckmer.
Evening service-Organ prelude.
pane Flute" 0odards anthem. "Ye
Shall Dwell IN the Land" stainer;
offertory. "Meditation." Cadman; du-
Ell. My Faith Looks Up 20 Thee =
oNevin). Mrs. wlnn. Thos. A. Chris
tian.
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New Books al the
Public Libsorv

Marvin Dana and hayard WELLER.
Mary Turner. an Innocent shop Girl.
q convicted Of steaIlng. She u sent
away" for three years az an example
10 the other girls she lays the re-
a~ponsibility Tor the atoeilng al the
door Of the proprietor 81 the store
who pays starvation wages.
The law can be moulded 10 suit the
wishes OF the rich, ana once out Of
tail. she hays her plans accordingly.
Surrounded BY a band Of clever
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-14

avenue. every SUNDAY mornIng At II
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
3 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services.
Sunday school al 10 o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-14

a Temperance Pledge" sunday school
monthly teachers mecting, 2;30 y. m.
University Nc~per service.
sunday. 4 .. m, Rodey hall.
Prelude.
Hymn No. 1.
Invocation.
The Hour 81 Rest" Choir.
Inexpensive Reading.
chant, The Lords Prayer" choir,
Onertory. onertory solo.
Address by Rev. chauncey a Fore
man.
Hymn No. 10.
BeDediction.
posilude.
Gold and broadway Church Of Christ.
Hermon y. williams. minister. i22
South Broadway.
Bible school at a;4s a. M. lesson
Matthew goth. Jas. bearing. super
intendent. Last sunday there were
III present.
The sermon nj n a. m. win he on
THE Ruling Passion Of Jesus J.
Madison williams. father OF the reg
ular minister. will preach. He also
expects TO preach each night during
the next three weeks. We must rely
on the friends Of the church 10 be
publicity agents for this meeting. and
to sustain the work by their own
faithful attendance.
Christian Endeavor At $50 p. m.
why Every One should sign a Tenn
perance Pledge" PROV. gs;3G;21 Sc
IS.
Teachers meeting for the Bible les
son. Wednesday AZ ! p. m. Mind the
hour.
Ladies' Aid society. Friday al 2;30
?. M. with Mrs. /. J. Mlze. SIC South
Walter.
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a Temperance Pledge" sunday school
monthly teachers meotine, 2;s0 y. m
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broadway n Lead M
Bible school at a:fs n. m, G. NJ.
Drake. superintendent; James A..
Hammond, assistant.
Present last sunday. 1853: enrolled
In home department. iO5. Come AN
JniD rs in the study of h word OF
God. Preaching az II a. m. and $3.50
=. ~. BY the pastor. Morning topic,
"Thc Invited Quest Evening. The
Request ~ EVIL" Young Peoples
Union. g;3e D. M. topic. Ezra"
leader, Jcmlma Long.
A. the home OF Mrs. p. w. Long
fellow. i23 North Walter street. ON
FRIDAY the 10th, the ladies' aid vii
give n Wash.ngion's Birthday social.
In the afternoon . 3 To 8; In the
evening from 7 to II. There Will be
musical numbers and readings nc both
afternoon and evening hours.
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Rev. p. Kretzschmar. optlmo, n. NJ.
The next German service will be
held a week from tomorrow, on Feb
ruary 22nd. in the Central NJ. E.
church, corner Arno and Central ave-
nue.. beginning at 2;3o p. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-14

Professional; "Alleluia, Song Of
Siaoheas ..,s.ss...... Haydn
Gloria GLORY BE to Thee. Tales
Aagnlncat; NY soul Doth Mag
Nifty. smart
Nunc Dlmittis; Lord, Nov Let,eat
Thou Thy servant. ......... Turls
Anthem. Lord We Pray Thee
Haydn
Hymn; Jesus, Thou Are standing"
knecht
oucftofy-nolo ss....t.... selected
M. Geo. Everett. nasso.
Recessional; "Lo the Voice OF Jesus"
st.s..s.tss..sss ss"...ss.s Pits
Ful Choir 20 voicea.
Organlss. Mrs y. W Hardin. d.
rector, Hugo G. Meyer.
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81. rauI's Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

silver yenEe and sixth street.
Edward = schuelor. d. d.. pastor.
Parsonage, so0 South sixth street.;
nhnne iG93.
We celebrate the Lords supper Al
the morning service az ~. Evening,
1f49 theme. ''rhe story Of Some
seed" sunday school sts q. m. En-
deayor leader, Elmer Krnemer. Topic.
why Every Young Man should Sien
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Sodality mass. 7 a. m; second mass.
$50 a. m; high mass and sermon.
10 a m. Vespers. Instruction and
benedlction, 7;3O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-14
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Money could not buy nor any kind of influence obtain
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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19

NOf all the things that any coun-
'tryneeds, good roads are needed
wore than everything else. We
had he pleasure of being out for
q rideby friend few DAYS ago,
and We we're surprised at the hor-
rible condition that we found the
roads around Gibsland.
There are not any people in any
business bf life who would moi
be benefited by good roads. and
the very nan who is recognized
as the backbone of the country is
the man who would be benefited
most; namely, the farmer.
Something should be done be.
sides to work the road with pick
ard shovel, method should be
found whereby permanent road:
could be built. Good roads vii
never be a realization until this /:
done.
1t costs losts of money to make
permanent roads, but the first cos
is the only part that is very ex
pensive. The upkeep of the roads
after they had once been bull
would not be one-third what it i
now. Gibshnd News.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19
An Ordinance.
By Mr.. BOydstun:

BY Mr.. BOYdStun:
BE it ordained by the Mayor and
Commits sioners Of the City OF Natchl-
toches:
Sec. !. Whereas the budget ter the
CITY government for the year 1914
has been apopted and published &C
cording to law.
And whereas it will require at east
$1,000 co with which to pay the salar-
les If the officials of the City gov
eminent, and
Whereas it is necessary to borrow
said sum to be used solely for that
purpose, and .u -
II fun ten mills for the year 1914 on
the assessment for the said year.
Sec. 2. The Mayor is hereby au-
thorized and directed to borrow from
the Fiscal Agents Of the City, the
| sum of Two Thousand Dollars ard 10
| execute the notes OF the City Tor
same with interest at s per cent from
date and due Sept. 1914, the same TO
be used solely for the purpose stated:
Sec. 3. 10 secure the payment OF
said sum of Two Thousand Dollars,
| three mills of the regular ten mills
/ levy of annual taxes for the year 1914
is hereby specially pledged and deol-
Gated. And the City Treasurer IS
hereby authorized and directed as the
taxes for the year 1914 as collected
paid into the Treasury to- SET aside,
$40 of said collections for The pay
ment of said lean and shall be paid
to the Fiscal Agents making said
loan as it is paid in.
Yeas: Kile. Boynstun, bsent, Kaf-
tie. (Adopted]
Approved March II, 1914
(Signed) GEO. w. KILE,
Mayor.
A true copy
JNO. II, KEYSER. Clerk.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19

conflict with another; the ellmlnass
ton of undesirable attractions and
the encouragement of agricultural
fairs generally.
In this battle for a greater,
better and more prosperous Lou
isiana my department and all OF
its branches are enlisted. we
want you to regard it as head
quarters We are in this to win
for Louisiana. We want to help
you in every way possible. Call
on us at any time, day or night.
We want to help you raise more
and better crops. We want t.
help you market these crops wheE
raised. ANY information that WI
have or can obtain that can assls
you in solving your farming @
marketing problems will be mos
cheerfully furnished for the ask
ing, Your communications vii
receive prompt attention. ar
here to serve you. and am Away
, at your command.
Yours for the continued success
of Louisiana.
II. G. BRUNER,
Commissioner of Agrlcultul
and Immigration.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19
First Boys Institute
In Louisiana, Success
Natchitoches School Boards Nov
ell Weeks Session Subject of
Special Circular By State Su-
rerintendent Harris.

Superintendent of Education 1.
H. Harris has just issued the fol-
lowing circular letter:
For years we have had teachers
institutes and farmers Institutes,
but. so far as my information
goes. the school board of Natchi-
toches parish has just closed the
first boys institute ever held in
the State.
The Natshitoches parish school
board, believing that the boys at
tending the country sch ools
throughout the parish should re-
ceive the instruction that will
make them intelligent, useful far
mers, and acquaint them with the
splendid agricultural opportunl-
ties that lie all about them, decided
TO invite the country boys from
all sections of the parish to as
| semble in Natchitoches for week,
/ in order to study agricultural
tuuesJIUIIs uuuer UrTc otrU0Ui0n uud
leadership of agricultural experts
I The students of each school cleo
| ted one or more representatives
and these boys numbering 68, as
sembled at the State Normal Schoo
Monday Feb %, and remained il
session for the entire week. They
were entertained free of charge
in the classrooms and on the cam
pus of the Normal Schools for IN
: struction.
Prof Kidder, Of the State Uni
versity, w. Fl. Balls, of the ex
t tension department, and Profs
) Bateman and Williamson. of tn
State Normal School, and E. M
Sledge, the teacher of agricultur
in the Goldonna high school, wer
members of the teaching corps.
Great Constructive
7 Work, He Declares.
II 1t strikes me that the Natchito
: ches school board has done fin
| piece of constructive work, an
that the influence will be ia
| reaching. We are carving
5 great deal of dead timber in a
| of our school courses, we are usln
. much material that is useless, an
we are failing to take advantag
of the opportunities that are our
!. to equip boys and girls to do use
{ full work in the states differen
. industries.
: commend the action of tn
Natchitoches school board. | sue
q gest that you write to Superin
e tendent L. z. Hudson, Natchitt
q ches. for information and espe
, cially for a statement of how tn
the institute benefited the boys c
:, that parish.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19

The house committee on public
lands favorably reported Thurs
day q bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Aswell OF Louisiana de-
signed to give 450 settlers along
the line of the New Orleans Pa
cific Railroad in Louisiana a stand
ing before the general land Office
and to exclude the squatters who
had settled there since 1889. The
bill. which would forever bar.
after two years. all claims adverse
to the New Orleans Pacific or its
successors in interest has been ap-
proved by the interior department.
II provides that in all entries the
right of only those who we're ac-
tual settlers at the date of definite
location their heirs or other per-
sons to whom they may have as
signed their rights prior to Decem-
Der /, 1913, shall be given consid-
GRAFTON as against che outstanding
patents TO The railroad.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19

tai value $4,000 city taxes 5l.20 W
and L taxes $3.50 notice 25c Total
taxes 77.05 cost Of advertisement to
be edded.
Mrs Theresa Sherring, N. T. Smith
Agent,
II and l. East Nat. S side of Henry
Ave. 10000 city taxes 800 notice 25c
Total taxes D. 70 cost of advertisement
to be added.
Cornelia Slaughter
H. & l. West side 9Th ST N by Mills
5 bV Harris $4,000 city taxes 2.3O W
and L taxes l.25 notice 25c Total
taxes $500 cost of advertisement to
be rdded.
CLANCY Thompson
H and L bnd. by Henry S by Ed,
dards by l.. and n. w. X. Il. and
T and p r. r $4,000 city taxes LOO
W and L taxes 75c notice 2oc Total
taxes $50 cost of advertisement To
be added,
NON-RESID DENTS.
Cecil Archie, Grand Cane, La.
: Vacant lot of No. Of block M OF
Sibley and Pierson property 5000
: city taxes soc, w and l. taxes 4Oc
notice 25c, total taxes Las, cost OF
advertisement to be added.
Mrs. Corelie NJ Briggs,
Galveston, Tex.
Block A and b NatchltocheS height!
= 2-3 of block = of strip No. 5 and lot
! 81 and % of block g Of strip NO.
>, :, $50. 90. city taxes 50, w and l. take
75c. notice 25c, total taxes $50, COS
= of advertisement to be added,
Elias Felix, Pineville, La.
Lots No, IS and 10 of block NJ Eas
o Natchitoches $4,000. city taxes 20
7. notice 25c, total taxes 2.75, cost 0
u advertisement TO pe added.
W. L. Gill. Watervalley, Miss.
H and L, S W corner Sibley and 5t
streets 10000, city taxes 300, W an
I'd L taxes $50, notice 25c, total lake
T. 4.75, cost of advertisement TO o
Of added.
q A. r. johnson. Homer, La.
Vacant lot Eside new Second stree
y DV FREEMAN JcO.Uo, NAtJ OoI<NNS ~
w and L taxes $50. notice 23c, tott
y taxes 7.75, cost of advertisement I
u be added.
d. l.. D. johnson. Dallas, Texas
H. H and L, w side 9th street $50 On
city taxes l5O, w and l. taxes l5'
~ notice 25c, total taxes ESQ, cost
advertisement TO be added.
On said day, will sell such portion
a. of said property as each debtor WI
81 point out and in case said debtor WI
10 not point out sufficient property,
r will at once and without turthe
Il. DELAY sell the least quantity OF sal
oH property of any debtor, which an
" bidder will buy for the amount OF II
ie taxes interests and costs due by sal
Oy debtor. The sale will be for cash
IN legal tender money of the Unite
l. States and shall be redeemable at an
as time for the space of one year by pa
an ing price given with 70 per cent an
ue ali costs and penalties added.
es Z. e. ROC ERS,
80, CITY Tax collector.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19

There is little doubt but that
New Orleans will be selected as
one of the eight regional bank
centers as provided for in the cur
rency reform measure recently
adopted. The chairman of the
Currency Committee who predicts
that this country will never ex-
perience another money panic
after the reserve banks are 10 II,
onerat,on, says New Orleans will
- named as q recommendation on
the mart Of the National Reserve
Committee.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19

ii, The United States is planning to
Undertake a bold experiment il
the naval appropriation bill is
passed BY Congress which If sue
cessful will revolutionlze war on
the sea. One of the vessels au-
taorized is a HOO ton submarine
of 81 knots an hour, a speed which
comparatively few steamers can
surpass. So q submarine of such
dimensions and speed, would have
terrible potentialities of destruc-
tive power that would rend the
most formidable of fleets.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19

mont ,Woman'n Suffrage move
d ev' wasis being agitatineg Toto 2 to-
:. .H nol;,;cs tie a feature OF naSon.
P Po DDr@iII prov c. as the wala Of +
lava was remosSS .en ..ooo ant veas
and its scorched fa apH To- reee elsctiC
addresses signed by oou No
SO long ago an inscris;on wa
found at Lanuvium wKe-e Ii
Empress Livia had a villa Nhic
showed that that little provinc.
town had a "curia mulierum'',
women's debating club.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19
The department of Agriculture

The department of Agriculture
declares that no section of the
country can raise cattle as cheaply
as the South and the variety and
price of feed are such that the
animals can be economically fur
nished for the market.
Because of the high prices for
meat it is figured that cattle rails
ing will be one of the most profit
able industries for Southern far
mers particularly on certain cut
over" lands and the greatest draw
back, the cattle tick is rapidly
being eradicated.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19
To Mortgage Creditors Of the City
of Natchitoches, La.

In conformity with section 63 of act
az af 1893 and the laws as in such case
Uruyrueu, notify Is hereby given to all
parties holding mortgages upon real
estate located in the city of Natchito-
ches and State of Louisiana, which
taxes for the year 1913 at IL m. and
that number of pieces of property so
delinquent are being now advertised
in this newspaper in conformity with
the law preparatory to such sale, the
attention of mortgage creditors is
specially called to this advertisement
and they are warned to take such
steps prior to the sale as may be
necessary to protect their rights.
J. w. FREEMAN,
P, &. ROGERS.
City Tax Collector.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19

The Kings Oak" the famous
tree at Tilford Surrey that is estl'
mated to be from 300 to 1OoC
wears old, is being preserved for
posterity in manner unlike any
other tree known to history, all Of
its decayed matter being re-
moved and the cavity filled WIFI
masonry.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19

The National Institute of Social
Sciences, organized for the pur-
pose of honoring Americans fol-
achievements in the field of social
science, bestowed gold medals. upon
three New Orleans physicians Sat
urdav for distinguished services
rendered humanity, this presenta
ton being the first of its kind ever
made south of the Potomac.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-03-19

A tidal wave, lifted out OF the
ocean by a violent hurricane Sat
urday, swept Russian PROVING
bringing devastation 10 Tour
populons towns and death to 9
thousand people.