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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05
IF HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Here's GrandmothcF'z licciiIe To
Darkcn aud Iicauiify Faded Hair.

That beautiful ever shade Of DARK
glossy hair can only be had hy brew
ing q mixture of sagc Tea and sui
phur. Your hair b. your charm. II
makes or mars the fac When u
fades. turns gray, sireaked and looks
dry. Wispy aud scraggly, just an app
p~lication or two Of Sage n sulphur
enhances ita appearance a huhdreH-
fold.
Don't bother 20 prepare the ionlci
YOU can get from any drug store q 90
cent hottie Of "Wycth's sage and H.
phur Hair Remcds rvsdy 20 use.
This can alWays he depended upon 10
bring buck the natural color, thick
ness and lustre of your hair n re-
move %dandrun. stop scalp Itching and
falling hair,
Everybody USES "Wyoth's' sag
ard sulphur because % darkens 30
naturally and evenly that nobody can
ten ia has been applied. You simplY
dampen a sponge or soft brush vii
IL aud draw this through h hair.
taking one small strand a. a time
by morning me gray hair has disap'
peared, and after another ap9lita'
tlop Il becomos beautifully dRtk and
appears glossy. lnstrous and abun'
liant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05
SEAT SALE OPENS
MONDAY FOR THE
FRAT. FOLLIES
Reservations to be Made for
Those on Patrons List Dress
Rehearsal Sunday Morning
for Fraternity Boys.

Tho sea sale for the third annual
Fraternity Follies will open Monday
morning az Matson's. one day before
the show. and from the already large
numoer who have signed the patrons
list. one clerk will be busy from that
time until Tuesday nisht handing out
reservations. The advance sale has
been very good, 80 good In fact. that
a large attendance az the show Is as
surcd.
However. az the Crystal seass about
1000 people, mostly on the ground
floor. there are plenty 81 good seats.
Reservations are 20 be made for the
patrons IN four sections % the house
and the boys will undertake "a make
and deliver To anyone VINO signs the
patrons list reservations for the de-
sired number OF tickets in whatever
part OF the house is desired.
Sunday morning the whole show
will be gone over for the last time
before is performance. After re-
hearsing for six weeks the boys feel
hat they can AFFORD to lay on too
day before the show. The entire pro-
duc,ion. from properties to 0rches-
ira score will be used az this rehearsal
and from indications the rehearsal H.
I self viii be a pretty well polished sort
OF "a show.
Tho boys pulled a new stunt last
! night when they began the use OF
billboard space. 40 amateur show
! has ever made real use u Billboard
In this city before. bat the boys cor
/ rallied a dozen '32 sheet stands yes
torday and today anyone who cal
pass one Of those stands without
learning that there Is u fraternity
snow IN town Tuesday Is either blin'
or deaf. or perhaps both. photo
graphs Of the cast have been made nl
Purscll and will be on display tomor.
row, 80 that the focal pu0iic will hav'
"a chance 10 see what the different
characters look like.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05
ABOUT PEOPLE :.
YOU KNOW
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Fees old fashion molasscs candy
Is fresh every day.
Henry Hauls bassaae. Pnone sse.
Korber's garage now open.
Pay your poll tax at hish school
building. corner OF Central ard
Broadway.
Mrs. 9. y. Draper. wife Of the seu'o
Fc station master, left yesterday TO
WIS.,. her son at Colorado springs.
r. A. Martin. OF The Learnard-Lin-
demann company. Will return tonight
from a brief visit TO Gallup.
All members are urged To attend
the regular meeting Of Albuquerque
camp No. 1. w. O.. W. visiting mem
hers welcome.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Adah chapter, No. 5. q. T.. s., at the
Masonic temple tonight. There Will
be initiation and refreshments will oe
served.
HARMONY Lodge. No. I, T. -, q. r.,
viii meet IN regular session tonight at
1850 10 transact important business.
George scheer. who has been sew
erely 40 for some time past, vas able
10 DE up and at his place Of business
yesterday.
wANTED-Clean rags at Herald
Office.
John .. 4. Otero has gone 20 his
ranch In the Datn district The Otero
ranch lands are said 10 cover almost
A. many square miles AZ Belgium
The woman's club discussed Are
Sauitariums IN the city Limits a Men
ace to the Public Health q" al IL meet
ing this afternoon. Refreshments
We're served, the committee being Mrs.
=. J. Hall. Mrs. Betz. Mrs. Trottcr.
Mrs scheck and Mrs. Mulligan.
G. r.. Allairc of San Antonio Is reg
lstercd az the Harvey house.
Korbers garage now open.
Mi. ana Mrs. Harry y. Lee left
hore yesterday for El Paso, where
they will meet Judge Pope OF the fed
eral district court on his return from
the east They will GO from ~ Faso
60 Las CruCcs. where Judge Pope "a
10 preside over a term of court Mr,
Lee IA our clerk.
There viii be % regular meeting OF
c. X. Warren Post No. s. -. A. r.,
held IN the 4. .. l.. " hall saturday
evening. February 6th at Z 30 o'clock
Business nf importance. A fun at
tendance Is desired j. q. Murphy.
a. e.. T. O. caldwell, adjuta1t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05
MURDER HEARING IS
SET FOR NEXT
TUESDAY
Harry B. Cornell to Represent
the State Against Camilo Ar
riaga, Charged With Killing
Cipriano Vieyra.

Camille Arriaga. charged with the
murder 81 Ciprluuo Nicyra, ls To Dbl"
given q preliminary hearing before
Justice of the Peace craig next Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock.
The state ~ 10 be represented hy
Harry B Cornell az special assistant
district attorney. Judge iiodey ana
Harold Pierce will appear Tor the de-
PENDANT.
Arriaga is lodged in the county jail
so are his c-ummon-laW wife Maria
Hernandez, ana Jose Martinez, the
principal material witnesses against
him. Roth have made damaging
statements against Arriuga
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05
M0RTUARY
Osear %IrcInnd.

Oscar ireland, 30 years old. diod
yesterday ai his home, 3l2 East Coal
avenue, lie had ben 10 over q week.
AR. Ireland came here six months ago
from Kansas city, Mo, IN account OF
the poor health Of q son he had
lived here previously. The widow.
nix sons, one daughter, two brothers
and one sister survive. Two sons, the
daughter and Mrs. Ireland are here.
Mr.. ireland WAS q member of the
brotherhood Of Carpenters and john
ors of America Tho body is at Blake
morc's undertaking rooms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05

Harrisburg m. Fob. "a slight
earth trcmur was ftlt here at ]
O'Clock. 40 damage was done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05

Phone 3. Roo narn. 81 Copper
for nrst-class hacks ana carriages
" L. rrimole a. Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05
CRYSTAL TONIGHT
The Gladstone
Entertainers
IN AN
ENTIHE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
THE RIIL FOR TONIGHT Is As
FOIA<OMs:

THE BIII FOR TONIGHT rs As
FOIAOMs:
l.. n Like Your Apron and Your
Bonnet tChorus Numoer From
quaker Maid."l
3 cts a Long Way From rsp-
peraty.' Chorus Number.)
3. Irish Dance.
4. Mexican Dance.
s.. Moonlight tchorus Number.)
G.. ~AcrUDatic Routine"
= Experience description SONG
From The Little Cherub.'
3. Moaologue.
.. Five Got the Mpmps." tCharac-
ter Comedy fongD
30. you Look just Lake a Girl
Used 10 Know"
II S0ft-shoe Dance.
II. Harmony Singing Number.
rs. Partisan Tango.
~. 'croony Melody" Cchorus Num-
bsr.)
Also Pictures VIII BE shown.
SHOWS AT 1850 AND 300 O'CLOCK
Reserved seas. IN aud SOC
aOO Balcony Sears az 10,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05

Marriage licenses were issued hy
County clerk a T.. walker today "a,
the faliowing. Jacobita iierrern y
Antonio Garcia of Carnuel; ROD
ort l.. CIerlcy and Eula fotenberrN,
OF Albuquerque; and Frederick Lewis
Robinson aud Elizabeth KENNEDY
smith. Of Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05
REGISTER FOR AUTO
TOURISTS ESTABLISHED

For the convenience Of auto tour
lists travelling throush thc cit, H reg
istcr hss been opcped iu The office 81
Cob - x % sellers. Of tho Oceau-io-
o,enu highway Tourists from AN di-
rcotIouH are To- register.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05

WATER TAX DUE AND PAYABLE
AT OFFICE OF WATER CO, uG <.
SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05
LECTURE AT
TEMPLE ALBERT TONIGHT

The social Significance of Play
and Public Recreation" D.. ths little
of 20 lecture Go bee delivered tonight
at Temple Albert by T.. w. Wp.r Mr.
Weir b. field secretary Of tho Play
ground aud Recreation Association uf
America. There viii bc no ch1rsc
for the lecture aud the public is in
vitcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05
N FE PASSENGER
ARRESTED ON TRAIN

Robert Robinaon ~ Denver. Colos
was arrested o alleged drunkenness
and disorder after he boarded train
No. ? here this afternoon. II h at
leesd that ne fought with other pas
aenatfs ana with station Aaeut sin
clair when tne latter intfrfeEed- ssn-
clair and Sisht station agent BRA
per placed hiia undef arrest and took
him 70 the station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05

aud s months old. son Of Jesus Maria
sanchez died today at 1874 south
Third street. Of Ia grippe The in-
neral Will be- held from the house
sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock un-
der the direction of Fred Crollott.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-05

No man, woman. boy or girl should
be without a pair Of our good Run
bers at this season of the year. We
have an STYLES. storm Rubbers, Low
Ru.brrs. Toe Ruhbers, Footholds, ana
our prices are very reasonable. g.
Mays shoe store, 3ii West Central
avenue.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

closed both eyes and raised her
hands toward the ceiling In an e1 Z
pressiyc gesture Of sipe tfxeness,j
One cannot keep d ;honsetnAid.
She remains q hplsemaid only long
enough to be ,spied by some lonely
clairnstaker. After that. as the
'clainst ker's wife she becomes an
employer Of hpuseniaid s, who In;
turn become mine owners wives
7 who IN turn etnpioy more house.
maids, who In turn msffS more
mine owners and SO on and 20 on
and so oril !. s ~
4 used to invite school q, inns to
visit me. and before had had
chance to show them around they
informed me they had met their
ideal man ana were going 10 be-
married right of.
II never saw such an aStivc mat
rfmpnial market And ] cannot say
too hositiyely that the Alaskan men
are the most worth whil OF afiy in
the world. They have to he fifs
men piiYstcallS and morally TO
overcome tile ha rdsh ips % AiaStns
wilds. y y lss & Y
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

poaition Of tho sun IN the coprse Of
the day. al tend 10 cut on Myets
and loosen bolts.
This last factor In the wear and
tear on the fabrie OF 9 bridge IS
more important than most per-.
sons would think. In this latitude
the sun IS always south, Should
q bridge run east and west, ono
side during the period Of daylight
would he continually subjected to
the direct rays OF the sun. The OPP
ppsite side rarely. - ever. The
sunny side of the bridge will be
nppreciAbIy longer than the shady
side. due to the fact that the heat
of the suns rays expands the
metal work. This condition is
actually found in the three sus-
pension bridges over the East
River. The Brooklyh and VIII
liamsburg bridges run almost due
east and west, On those struc-
lures the steel work on the south
side Is always expanded m9Fe. in
tho middle OF the day than the
north. In the case Of the former
bridge little trouble results, ow-s
ing to the iightness Of the struc-
tprc, but on the latter, spended,
as 1t Is, by. the main span only,
there Is an eccentric movement Of
Z. tho steel members Il AZ p result II
became; necessary to cut on the
: fanses on the door eirders. There
was dangsr that they Tonia ehafe5
ayaipst the ss,spspd sFs sna per-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
bolivian Ruins.

Z n m, - 1f..l n :, a. . u ~ ! "
y 4, y. Is sal a' aestrnc-
Y, s,t ,ils; ot
the npient city OF ahuailacti
which vandtti hands have left Il,
ftEt ffere1 II, 7, q I, Z. (. !,
n, ) q X,
-. Y
n 4.. lore
n, l. W
S ~, ~ ps ~ I5lf ICY.
fj,s ~, I i'll IS y,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

= a "A.
OF the department Is llshteAea Inn
neasurapty. %
S6O,010 TO PAINT
BRooKI;YNS BRIDGE
paintirs Tho hr,fre. 4. ~. /.
..ss w Ia nndarta q, ,,,ht,s III
.ns s ~ IL NV 4. e Z. y, .issiy =
nsr. n.y. ny ~ sSS W. ,o,,n $3.50 4 essar
5asa,s 4 AZ, - m M .S Sr'l - rannr
~. ssASsss assf y
often as once in from s tsree ITO Ia i've y
wears. ii Is q lob that every al com ,ss
missioner must y eons, st VI last lsast
nnsa = ~ tr nrr ssi's ~ ~
ofsic. - Con-, :, Ss. ,s,,ar u ~ Z.
naw comniet M IN 90 an HI, -
ns,n4l,,., XVI nid a,.,y,, sS
itsha na;nter. ~. sc,.; !, i,,,ra n;
on Nv. ytha . st,.,,cs,,ra s',sa,. ~. Z, ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

One of the important dstails Of
Che modern military Arrangement
is to have plenty OF watohmcn on
hand 70 guard, the bridges in time
Of war Every bridge in Germany
Is carefully guarded. The same is
true of' the bridges ii, England. Rus
siaE and France. If these places
re'nct guarded spies could dyna-
mite tho bridges and tie up troop
inovements.
Il takes days to rebuild bridges.
and IN tho meantime battles can be
Won
But In this land OF peace, there
are even now whole companies of
men guarding the bridges. The
business OF keeping the bridges in
repair ana watching them costs
millions In money annually. On
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

lSeWfich 50 she now looks for
ward 10 q perfcetly happy iifc7
Mrs. Newrich-- Yes she has
snubhed The last Of the old friends
who knew her In the carly days
When she was poor Town '1'opics
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

4 laslSp is a land az opportunity
ecially for women IA woman
1 can so anywhere alone. whethsr
through the wilderness driYing her
dog siedge or in the sturdy YOUNG
cities like Fairtan Ks and Nome.
omen and men pad together
OUT in the big northwest. They are
friends. not commercial rivals or
sex antagonists, as so often happens
in Eastern civiiizat ion: Chaperolst
are unknown ana unneeded,
S'.As for roman !, Mrs Pierson
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

represent q cost to the qity Of
scores of millions Of dnllars, Their
maintenance occupies, the time and
thought Of small army Of men:
Much Of their WORK. Is Of an ex-
ceedingly dangerous character.
The huge masses which make up
a bridge sway and swing in the
wind. and bend and give under a
heavy load, as Il they were steel
hammocks. They contract on
cold winters day; and expand on q
hot summers day. Their height
above the water varies as much as
four feet between the two seasons.
Stone and steel towers alike bend
and buckle under every stress and
strain in a way that would terrify
the uninitinted II he knew the de-
gree to which this occurs. But rust
is the chief concern of the COM
missioner. Keep the metal we'll
covered with paint and the burden
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22
Judge Tucker To Speak
AT Social Service Meeting

Judge B. F. Tucker, president of ,ho
humane society of Portland. viii do
hver an address Sunday evening ~ ~ .n w.
social service to be held at the I,ni+nr' NV
IAN church. John McNay will nres;do
ana introduce the speaker. judge Tnct
Gr mas occupied prominent position in
Portland as president of the Humane on' ~
clety and his address will be esnccioIl,.
interesting as he is entirely familiar
Wlth the work being done in PortIand
ana a, in the state by the Humane sociStv
tomorrow is humane day throngboSt
the country, and services will bc hejJ
and sermons delivered in many cburcb
es on the work of this society. In oddi.
tion to the principal address there vii,
be several musical numbers
., These social service meetings bcld
sunday evenings at the Unitarian
church are attracting much general in
tterest and the services tomorrow cyen.
ing will doubtless be largely attended
as Just at present the Humane society
Is becoming active in their work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22
Funeral Of Mrs. Evans To
Be Held Tomorrow Morning

Funeral services over the remains ~
the late Mrs. Barbara Letita Evans
W., VINO was killed by train at Brooks ON
Thursday evening of this week, will bo
held at the United Evangelical church
on North Cottage street at lO.3O
clock tomorrow Sunday morning
rev A. A. Winters. officiating, and
mterment will be had in the Clappet
cemetery north of this city. "
After a full investigation into tbe.
factS surrounding the case the relatives
of the deceased, as well as Acting
Coroner Webb, in the absence Of Cor,
oner Clough, decided that the accident
was unavoidable under the circum.
stances and that an inquest would be
unnecessary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

oic and delightful entertainmnS9t nttimS arts,
gwen ei in local church WAS Gat bnIi ever
n;nht meSlie Methodist Episcopal cbnrch r IN tn the
nlght the church choir n.no nuren last
In a japanese Garden = tbp p'rsentng
s'p, surprising selections from &C. &c p'Usfam
rrn1eu ne roy t Shop" and "The SfikaTao Nj aIa , !;
SaIo SIaer the direction of R. W 1%t4i, TGtti,
;ns ;3aiems one professional decorate ri'.le, u,
fn.erior fns had been completely +,o .ne
formed; the large audit6rinm Trans Trans
iIg rg veritable japanese foirvin ivsent'
hundreds of Oriental lanterna s'ily e:SI iand.
fbDuued tban nights, and realistic cbrysan aeu
r;etn ,Hetll.m gardens, japanese tea h bomso san
on1 o'oila In arooro, opGlescent lilv un9s nonds
| tao ialticed retreats where imp]ortaS ]
W yea was served by matrops ana PUa!eu ma.1
"a saloed In the picturesque costmns naaius
5ne women of Japan added deto;i "oS 90. OF
maI motS IN the realm of Nippon, Aitos Tne
Se,"er H. 81 twenty-five appeared in costnmO
W. w;th oiehulng of multi-tinted garments
@,.n sa the rainbow.hued decorat;onu'
~ ,o'Inlng charming medIy Of cCiOnS coIons
ns the series Of figures moved oGlois oho,
,ntn, is in keeping with the ri ori
,no' noa' iuea were served after tbo mo- !
sam, s,an, the entire affair being moSt t
nique = ana beautiful in every Tesneot !
= was given as a benefit for tbo XXX, dhoi. {
nu Tor its success those who nortioi toir n
'a'ea a mad worked untiringly for weoLs M b
,omo, ,undouS, Named as patronesses were a
Iu,neI Trn prominent in church circles
lrS' M j: g. Spencer, Mrs. Edwin Sbor'
1! ,Uou! MRS. >, A Bishop, Mrs / 7 Ii
napln' and Mrs, J. S. Ingrey. Hostess S' y
IS at the various tea houses woro ra~a t,
lrS' l >. b: Ulrich, Mrs. A. V. Davidson o,
IrS' L. j. Chaplin, Mrs. ] A RiSbOm IO v
irs i "A Amos Vass, Mrs. j. L. ngrep to
II ,iS' i, H. Golden and Miss Cora MI!
T. MISS Nettic Snyder, LEADING
enper or the choir was the musical cl
rector for the affair, the stoge a. til
ctng as well as decorating being nm q,
r the supervision of Mr.. Little Mrs. NJ
"SIn on blshop was the accompanist for Sc
the numbers which were arranged re
i'lluNS. bN
... So,o..., ia
Miss Laura Arenz. Ia
nstasy-" Cherry. Blossom Timeu iit NJ
'.,'','''''.''...'.,..,,,. ."The Toy Shop" V
Solo by Miss Nettie Snyder.
en- How and his Twelve Little FRI
" ives '..'.'............,....... "San Toy, - an
l um fum.............. Grace Sherwood tn
'otti Sing ..............,,. AIta Jobnoou "SO" ne
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22
soclal Service Meeting y

Sunday evening at 7i30 O'Clock az
the Unitarian church. A special "Hu.
name society" program ~ arranged.
Mr. John McNay win preddci Judge
-. l.. Tucker, Of Portland, will be- the
prinipal speaker Mr. J.. y. Gilbert
will dng. II will be- rousing meeting.
Every friend Of human progress should
be present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22
THAT TIRED FEELING
Relieved by Hoods Sarsapariu,
Which Renovates the Blood. "

That tired feeling that comes 70
you in the spring, year after veor 10
a sign that your blood lacks yitaiitv
Just as pimplcs, boils and other ernn'
tlons are signs that it is impure. and
It is also sign that your system is
IN low or rundown condition in
viting '' disease. 1t is a warning,
which it is wise to heed.
Ask your druggist for Hoods Sar-
saparilla. This old standard tried
and true blood medicine relieves
that tired feeling. 1t cleanses tbe
blood, gives new life, new courare
strength and cheerfulness. v makes
the rich red blood that viii make
you feel, look eat and sleep better
Be sure to get Hoods, because IT
is the best. There is no other com
bination of roots. barks and herbs
like it--no real substitute for it-no
"just-as- good" medicine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

state aud Church streets, Richard n
At''oh minister glj a. M. Sabbath
s'hool McssT. Schram and Gilkey
superntondcnts. ll.OO a. M sermon
subject "fhc City, WoIl.OrloroJ
household 1880 p. m Glass meet
ing. 300 p. m, the pastor, Doctor AMI.
son. viii speak at the Old Peoplc b
Home, $3.50 p, m. the Intermediates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

Corner Of Chemeketo streets, Rich.
ard F, Fischer minister Sunday school
ot 10 o'clock; adult Bible class at 10
clock morning service at II O'Clock.
Concerning the Devil" A speeiol
Humane society program" for the
evening meeting at 1870 clock. Music
ny Miss lnnen Dcnmson, Mrs, Walter
Denton, organist Everybody invited.
Bring your friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22
Jason Lee Memorial.

49,, AZ the corner Of jefferson and N
winter streets, j. MontcaIm Brown. pas
tor, Sunday school at 1000 a. m.. G. Al.
Roberts, superintendent and Miss Men.
man, superintendent primary doport
nent' Preaching service ut II a. m.
and at 40 p. m, Epworth League dc.
youonal service ot $3.50 p m Every.
body made welcome at these services
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22
FIrgt church Of ohrlst. sclontiul

Sunday services are held at 40
Chcmeketu street ot II %. m. and q =.
m, Subject Of Bible lesson. 'Soul and
Body" Sunday school at 0.ij q. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing at O'Clock, The reading room Of
this church is located in the Hubbard
building, suite BOB, and is open every
day. except Sundays and holidays, from
lliij o, M, 20 p. M Al are welcome
TO our services and invited to visit our
reading room.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22
Reformed.

-, 'omer Capitol and Marion streets
W, g. ldenlNacmper pastor. Sunday
schooI AZ 10 a, M Morning worship in
German at II O'Clock, subject "rbe
= hor'h. Evening service In English
at 'l5, subject, "Arisc uud Take INV
Journey Last English service in the
o'o church. Meeting Of Heidelberg
Guild at pm. X
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The Salvation Army

captain ~ H. Lorcnzcn, officer in
charge, hall corner State and Liberty
street, Meeting every night AZ 4 n m
except Monday and Thursday. Sundn,
meetings; Sunday school ut 80 p. m. /;
free and Eosy meeting at 1900 y. M;
onhg People = meeting nt $3.50 p IN. F,
invited, " '''' wv
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League, Miss Helen Mclntdgff% fcadeg
o''o T. M the Epworth League. 7;J5
7. m' NE standard Bearers Of the san
path school will present Missionary
program. Thursday 1880 p. M th6
Bible study. r''' = '"'
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North Nineteenth and Marion streets.
Sunday school 10000 H. m., VIM. Dennis.
superintendent; preaching ll.OO a. m.
and 1'i5 p M, prayer meeting and
holiness rally "Wednesday 7Aj .. m.
Everybody welcome y. W, shaver.
pastor, 1866 Waller street.