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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20

Der Gifenba hn Wt gna
Siu urbettet nit grobem Sifer fir bas
3uftanbe.ommeu Der britifhsfrans0fi.
i6en anleibe unter benz 9orasbsn, bab
lie notbis lei, um ben Jdrmern 4biaB
fir ibr @ieb unb Getrsibs gu iitern.
Dieter @runb 1T ni6t mebr 5utreffenb,
na6bsm bas enslii6e Geri9t ertlGrt
bat, oab bic Der. Staaten tsine Waa.
rem na4 ben neutrolen 2dnbern i6i.s
ten biirfeu. 9amit piirbs iih Der
Sanbel auf bas bef6rdnten, ipas Guss
lamb Don uns tauft unb bisiss nimmt
nur 70 Diel, als ss aus Ieinen eiaensn
aolouisn ni6t be5ieben tann. Denn
Der prGiibsnt Elm Diplomat unb bic
Nep Yortsr 8antters patrioten ipGs
rem, purbsn iis bic Anl.ibe. falls f.
iibsrbaupt ii6sr uub auldffig 1T, nur
unter Der gebingung getpdbrsn, bab
Gnglano auf Der Stelle bem Scnoel
Der Ser. Staaten bic Waeers offnst
Dap Der YraItoent uno bic Jletp yors
Ter gantiers guelanb nod Gslb geben
poIlen, ipenr fis ieben, tpie oiefes unfer
&anb nit Siiben tritt, lit cine o6mad.
8ulgarien nirb bon ben 4lIiir,
ten nit alien arGftsu bebrdngt, I'm ss
aIs 8uHOessenofsH gu sstpinnsn. gu
oteiem 9ebufe III Serbien, tpie ss ben
anffein bat, ge3punsen norben, bas
Sebiet, oas Is i'm 8aItantriess 9etpons
Hen bat, an 8ulgrien abautreten, ipenn
oiefes iid ben aqirten i'm &risgs aeeen
bic 3eutralmd6ts anfdliebt. Srobbem
III niht oeutbar, bab ale bieis 9emis
buHsen oie sefpiini9te Wirtune bas
ben tperben. Die Grfabrungen, bic
gulgarieu I'M 9altaniriegs aemdht
bat, iinb 5u frifd i'm Gebd6tniB, als
bab es iie f9pn DersefeH baben tonnte.
ylahoem ss tbatfddlid taii aIein bic
Siirien iiberipunben unb 81 biefsm Be
bufe bic fiirdterli1tsn Dpfer sebrddt
bate. ssItattsteu bieielbeu MdGte. bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
MOutaG ben 20. September 1915.
Nus Waibington pirb Be

aus WafbinstOn pirb Be-
ribtst, mas Setrstar aaniing Der eng
liiden Resieruns 2lues psgsn ibrsr
8ersepaltiguns unierer Sanbelsredt,
iagen. aber nidts, mas sr tbun pirb.
Otplomotifde Rpten MAIDEN ailf Gnq.
lamb iopiel @inbrud, pie WaiTer aui
cine ente. Sur &iinnuns lpiirbs es
nur tommen, penn ibm sdaqt ipirb,
oab bic Der. Staatsn lpsitere 'Gonfiss
tationen. ipie Gnglanb iis iidb crfred,t,
aIs beubii6tiste unfrsunblids Sanbs
lungen auffaiien unb bemgemdb pns
fahreu perbe gber iolhe Spraas
fiibrt WaIbinston nrr sessn Deutids
lamb um ein y lots England tiibt
man bic Sanb, nit Der es bic Der.
Staatsn re4ts unb lints obrfeist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
Cir @eiprad,.

Sinter mir gebt imerHiibIid felt
eiiler 8eiIe cine inniangreife Dante,
Die ih alf minoeitens 5tpei Gentncr
fdase Sfienbar ntodte lie mid an.
iprc6em trallt ii& aber nod ni6t 70
redt.
.panje 9cltiblebenl' fliitert es
birter mir. SD iieIe MIDI taub.
.Serr @ereraIlsbepl" fliStert lie
,bringIi4cr. Sd Hln&e bait
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20

iebt 9uIsarien umidndrmsn, oeiIen
geraubung bur1 feline Werbiinoeten.
in Sofia ipirb man beitimmt mebr
Wertranen In bic beipGbrte beuti6e
gtbelungentreue. ais in bic erfpiefene
unb 10 f6iper smpfunbene Sdurterei
Der Guiirten leben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-20
Qttterarif1t GbemtG

gls Der EbeaterSiirettor arttler bas
breiatiiee luhfpisI bes G4rHtfieness
Redr los, mddbte q eiH 70 fcurss Os'
iiGt, bab jl9 ber DpeiottfS iu sinan
IGiuatt<y aiiourmfHaoo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
PUPILS
APPEAR IN TWO
PRETTY A

Two plays-"Rcd Riding Hood in
which pupils Of the primary department
took part, and "Hiawatha = Boyhood, ["
acted by intermediate puplls-fentured
a highly interesting program az the
closing exercises Of the Ranches de Al
buquerque school last night. Orher
numbers on the program ineluded reel.
t%atiosn, dialogues, songs, tableaux and
exercises. Those who took part:
cPrmenia LuceTo. l.uisa Gutierrez,
MargnriiR Gutierrez, Maria Martinez,
Josefa Montana, Pedro ApOdaca, Mack
A~podaco, lgnaeita Espulin, Margarita
6utierrez, Elyira Lueero. GregOrita rs.
palm, Juanitn Garcia. MAZDA MARITIME.
Teresa Sanchez, Candelaria Lucero.
Juanita Garcia, Lucia Apodaea, Elvira
Apodaca, Elyira Lucero. Saturnino San.
chez, Demetrio Lncero, Le0narditn san.
chez, Ramoneita Bustamante, Jusnitn
Lueero, Joscpfa Sandoval. Selma Grad
Vnndelaria t.ucero, Lucia Apodaon. Ma.
ria Martinez, Rafael Apodaca, Demetrie
I.ueero, Jose Echivarria. Bias SandoyaI
lgnacita Espalin, JoseGta Montana. Al
viLla Lucefo, Agustina Gutierres.
The teachers OF the school are, Mrs
j. T. Ortega aud Miss Rosalie With.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
AGMn
POLICE CHIEF IN
Los ANGELES
Accused Han win Head De-
partment Of Safety Until
Municipal Election When
he Hopes to Be Named
Mayor.

Los Angeles, May fa.-cAnrlca ~
Sebastian became chief OF police aaain.
today as a result Of his acanlttal BY \
Jury IN the superior codrl last nighf
OF the charge that he 2ne MrR Lille
Pfatt had contributed 4 the depend.
cncy Of Edith Serkin. He VIII remafn
at the head Of the public safety de-
partment up to tho election next
month In which he hopca 70 b .elo-
waited 10 the oMce OF mayor for uhlch
he was nominated in the primary
May I.
Two more indictments are pending
against the chief. one OF these. chara.
Ing him and his attorney. Earl noR-
erH. with having attempted 70 intl-
midate and influence the eFapd Jury
before ne indictments we're returned,
Ia dOCketed for trial Monday. Another
Indictment charges Sebastian with
having contributed TO the delinquency
Of Victoria Despafte. q Girl who At
tcrward rcpnaiated her charges
against him and n nnB charged with
perjury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
PIANT
At ST LOUIS IS
DEDICATED
Said to Be Largest Plant Of
Kind In the World; Built
AT Cost Of 81 10000

~. Louis. Mas tS-~What h said 20
be the largest filtration plant In the
world was deufcal4d today a. thn
Chain of Rocks. the site Of the ~.
Louis city water works on the Mis-
ris9lppi river af ihe extreme northern
end Of the city.
The filtration plant cost tl.3oo.o $50
and n 70 large that 1850. GOO. 600 aal-
Ions o. water can pass through !,
every - houia, absolutely pure. ana
IN a 4 OF emergency thla can be IN
creased 70 zoe, 100000 gallons.
The npenlnE Of the filtration plant
n thr lru stop deemed necessary for
yenfa 50 coma to assure 81. Louis OF
clenr enter. The city's water 10
taken from the muddy Mieslssippi
river. and frs, 4 given a chemical
treatment that p~recipitnten The solids
and FOREIGN matter. The water then
paenea through a series Of settling
basins, from which Il emcrEes clear,
For years this system was sufficient
to assure the city clear wnter. but as
the demands for water grew with the
growth Of the city Il was noticed that
In hot weather or when the river was
unusually muddy the water was
drawn through the settling basins so
fast that u poured Out Of the FAUCETS
slightly dlscoiored.
Tho great san filter then was
built. The water now will pass from
the settling basins into the filter. and
thence Into the mains. The filter. it
u believed By engineers. will assure
the people Of ~. Louis absolutely
clear water throughout the hottest
weather.
For years 50. Louis struggled with
the problem % clarifying the muddy
river water, and when the settling
process was devised n attracted at
tention In engineering circles
throughout the world.
The dedicatory exercises today
were attended hy many delegates
FROM the convention OF the American
Water Works association. which met
at Cincinnati May 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
M'Adoo Makes
tcenahaea lEena Paae one.l

and the National city bank Of New
York.
Mr.. McAdoo swears That vice Pres
ident Allies OF the Riggs National
received an annual salary u $4,000
from the National City bank. that
four others identified with the Riggs
hank received salaries from the Ma
tional City. an totalling 8is,74o a
year.
Further. Mr.. McAdoo nwears that
Mr.. Allies. i've days Before he re-
signed as assistant secretary Of tho
treasury and TOOK the oath as q d.
rector Of the RIGGS National hank.
deposited $4,000. 900 OF government
funds In that institution. making n
total there OF ss.oo.0og. which drew
no Interest. az was then the custom.
Mr. McAdoo says that as he went
10 9 hospital for an operation early
last March the Imposition OF fines BY
Comptroller Williams. or that ON
GERS refusal 10 approve the Riggs as
a depositary for other national hanks.
were not brought TO HIS attention.
The bank issued a statement taxi
Ing Issue with many OF the nilcgn-
lions In the " II says that
while Mr.. Williams swears that he In
n 10 exact no more penalties than
the n for 5000. he originally at
tempted to Impose penalties aEgre-
eating $4,000. The National city
bank. under the law, II nays. does not
n could not own a share Of stock
In the Riggs and that the two are not
connected In 'any WAY. With rnfor-
ence 20 loans 20 officers Of the treas
ury and the oomptroller's office. the
banks statement says that Il loaned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

summlt Point. W. ya.4Nsx. An6r
tc||f NmEf, 81 fsIe r1tot. 1sl1l FL sn|-
trfE1 fof Is Yeafe VIA ~ a4I1I paIn II
NY nEhf SIDE, t1p118 'IcH W6manIg
Il6nbli. a.,d dotl0fet fhsA ok i. bal Will.
rui SUCCESS. Suffered 70 very maeh.
lAal became down N mind. and a. HELP
less - 3 bnrT. H11 n re wofNl Kind
q shape. #4Ee iine1le b a. any unfk.
btaan fstinR Cefdni, ne womar'e
ionic, ind go ftIicl from fho very first
dose. By Gle time had takca IL boz
tIeN. MY H1t'|n was ccmrftiaif fessarek.
nf1 ROY e yrafs years Cd. but EEL -
good a. did when only 10.
Cafdu certainly saved me from losing
my mind, and 1 feel u my duty 10 sDeak
III ~ favof. wish had some power
over poor, sifiefinQ womea. and couI1
make ihsm know the coed & would %
ITEM"
you suffer from any Of ne el'neea,S
peculiar % women, wiz censinlr h3
worth your while % give Caadni 4 trial,
u has been helping weak womca f1f
more than 80 ycafs. and wlh help you,
Try csEdui. Your druggist sells Il
gsas " chsnanooss Nsdlslns o.. Ladl.s
e1yaoY uef4s cnrnenooIa. Tenn. lof Sflrfsl
tisatnsni " Vontn. 70 Daln pIspps1. Nc iii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
REPUBlElAs PBl
OUT Or OFFICE
N ALAMEDA
Kidhy Election swatana 81
Haynplds and Dsmosfaiie
Contestants Given zitin a.
j. ? and coaslable.

DttiaIpn f. favor o. tho fonftHeais
~ The AIameeA election ease Fot rhn
o1fet today - Juafs nagraIte - InE
district poett-
A'Feel 1fuinlo. eanel1ni9 ttt ine.
fict " the pcaee. nn4 Juan Ca4AnNI4I
HeanfR4ntq Tor torafanIe' 4efd ttc|aKtt
r'fFiNH, HhfF are uttnakEelt INa 81.
.esfe fIos,itn ~ Aifft44 Nt4t1rn|
fuetiee ~ t1e rcao1, nna CaMlI8 Eo.
reIr. eansirpIt HH4 - inside
raHaetnl = hnettq HefF e8tla1tf
sfefted b IN 1lett|tr hoard. FH'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
MESA TEA.

Tomorrow afternoon MI. and Mrs.
Theodore woolsey, Jr, will entertain
with q mesa tea IN honor Of Baron aud
Baroness Rend de wardeuer. Other
guests will be; Or. aud Mrs. J. r.
Pearce. Mr., and Mrs. CLARK NJ. Carr,
Miss Virginia Carr, MIR, aud Mrs. Jami.
sou, Mr.. and Mrs John Lee C1arke, Mrs.
Lester, Mr.. Powell, Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Dietz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
FoR nRIpE.ro.Rn.

On Friday afternoon the spacious
Weinmnn home wa the setting for a
ewing party Ia honor Of two Of Albu.
%qocrque's fair daughters who have re-.
GENTLY a~nnonnced their engagements,
Miss Ayiine stern aud Miss Helen
Hope. 4 sewing party seems the most
appropriate kind " party 90 be given
for brides to-be and these two charming
young ladies, surrounded by a bevy Of
pretty girl friends with Mrs. weinmau
Is q gracious hostess, left nothing TO be
desired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
TUESDAY LITERARY cLuB.

tue NluO mel Win Mrs. u. u. Cfisty
ON south High street and enjoyed the
program and the cool broczcs at the
same time on the spacious sereened.i In
porch.
Current events were led by Mrs. c. T,
French. She brought out some very in.
tercsting facts that proved TO n con.
clusion that history does "repeat II.
self. Each member in turn was then
called upon for a discussion of some
event.
Mrs. 4. A. Mann read q paper on the
subject, "Is the Moral and Physical De.
velopment 81 the Pupil in the Public
Schools Equal 60 the intellectually
Her paper was well prepared and show.
cd that II was based upon practical
knowledge. Certain points were dis
cusscd at some length by Club members,
and following this was a paper which
was read by Mr.. StFoup nj the last meet.
ing Of the Ten Dons. Mr.. Stroup had
been prevailed upon TO lend II to the
Club, and II was read by Mrs. Boyd.
The subject Of the state Fair WIS
again taken NJ but no conclusion was
made. The Club began upon this cam.
paign for a better Fair the early part Of
the club year and they are sure 90 have
the support Of the city in any move
which viii near an Improvement over
the n last year.
o.
The Mercedes Club met last week
with Mrs. Swaync and the study was
continued. The next meeting will be
With Mrs. Gentry.
D.
The Thirty Club met Thursday even.
ing VI the odd Fellows Hall. Only club
members were present. A very enjoy
able evening was spent dancing and the
members expressed themselves ns very
glad 10 renew their activities.
o.
The Highland Bridge Club met with
Mrs. Bittner. This was q red letter
day in their calendar, for instead Of the
usual refreshments, MIS-. Bittner trentcd
tho members 10 q t~hree.cOurse chicken |
dinner. Aud in spite Of the strict rule
Of the Club 90 limit the Refreshments. |
Mrs. Bittner has not been fined for law.
breaking.
e. The Luncheon Bridge Club met on
Wednesday with Mrs. r.. a. Davis NJ
her apartment on North Eighth street.
o
Baron and Baroness Deud de War.
dencr are expected 10 arrive this even.
ing 20 II end the summer with the Bar
oness' father aud mother. DR.. and Mrs.
j. =. Poarce. They sailed from Paris
over n week ago, reaching New York
city on Monday. They arrive tonight
from Chicago.
O.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fiero Of Penn Yon.
Pennsylvania, are the guests of Mr.. nad |
Mrs. W. W. Strong.
Mr. and Mrs. A. y. MeMilien arc
spending a week at their ranch west OF
the ,ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talley and their little
son who have been visiting Mrs. Tai.
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Pinney of West Silver avenue. !
left Wednesday for their home in Gal
lup.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Doyle are visit.
ing in ri Paso.
Judge and Mrs. John Baron Burg left
wednesday, for a visit TO Palomas
Miss Elsie Buehl Of 40 South Third
street is visiting her sister, Mrs. b. Fnl
kenrich. a. Alamedn for q week.
Venom Catholic Lady Forresters will
have their regular social Wednesday
evening, May 18th. The Bluehar or.
chestra will furnish the music.
4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
DINNER DANCE.

Miss Evangclinc Perry entertained
with q very delightful dinner dance at
her home Wednesday evening, the
guests being high school friends Of the
hostess.
Covers were laid for twelve. after
which dancing was INDUCED in until "a
late hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

Quernsloen. Nay ts.-The hods ~
an American, mrn Harry j. Kessp 81
PHILADELPHIA. was identified TO-DAY
The bodies brought IN lael
night.
a tug with five bodies on bonrd. 3
man believed u be the Res. uss.i W
MnAffin. Of Oxford. EnKIano. and
four uomen n children. kts been
compelled 70 take ehciter ffom Al
storm 10 a hay on The soath coast,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
KNIGHTS WILL DANCE.

ON Tuesday, May the 18th. the
knights Of Columbus are going 90 have
a dance nt the Odd Fellows Han at 300
o'clock In the evening. This being the
first Of tho dances that the knights ara
planning to have, IL is expected that all
turn out and make il a success. Visit.
ing brothers are cordially invited to
take part.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
DINNnR roR MISS KrNwoRruY.

On Friday evening Mrs. J. s. Easter.
day entertained with a dinner party for
Miss Bcryl kenworthy who recently an.
nounced her engagement 20 Mr.. john
Knox nBrton, Jr, Of Peublo, Colorado.
Covers were lald for twenty-five. The
dining room was decorated with pink
and white sweet peas. The centcrpiecc
Tor the table was a dainty doll bride
carrying hlics.of. the.valley. The guests
were all girl friends Of the bride.to.be,
and much fun and merry chatter went
the rounds, with timely toasts to the
honor guest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
The Churches
Err., MnthndIu, Enl.,onni

First Methodist Episcopal.
Corner OF Lead avenue and South
Third street.
Charles Oscar Beckman, pastor.
Miss Edith Gorby. deaconess.
Preaching by tho pastor at n a.
m; subject. Mans Need OF a Hldlng
Place" sermon at s .. M. addressed
TO the Epworth league In honor OF
the anniversary OF the league. topic.
Growth" Installation OF officers
follows the sermon. Special music
night n morning.
Sunday school. 9:f5 a. m.
Epworth league devotional service
az I p. m.
Prayer meeting wednesday even
ing at s..
The Women's Missionary societies
will moet Friday instead of Thursday
afternoon. AT 3 y. m. at the home of
Mrs. ~. p. Mohn, 9il West Copper
avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

Christian Science services are held
In the woman's club building at the
corner OF seventh street and Cold
avenue, every sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
Calendar Of Events
for the Coming Week

Monday, Nny l7th-Highland
Bridge Club, Mrs. ID. n. earns.
Monday, May 17th-0old Ave.
Bridge, Mrs. NJ. X. wyldcr.
Tuesday, May issh-Tuesday
Afternoon Bridge, Mrs. Sherwin.
"Wednesday, May lsth-Mier-
coles Club, Mrs. Uetnry.
Wednesday, May iOth-Lunch.
o Bridge Club, Miss Jennie
Butt.
Friday, May 2lst - womans
Club.
Saturday, May 22nd - Satur.
day Bridge Club, Mrs. W. W.
strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
lITrsi I,anIIsi.

Rev, G. r. Taylor. pastor: resi-.
dence, 2O6 South Walter.
sunday school at s;i5 "a. m. J. w.
Horton, superintendent.
sunbeams and Junior Young Peo-
pie meet al Q p. m.
- Y. y. u. services at Z D.. M. on
account OF the pastors absence. at
tending the southern Baptist conven-
ton, there will be 40 preaching serv-
ices.
Prayer meeting ON Wednesday at
5 y. III. The pastor expects 10 be
home By that time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
TvnngeIlcnI Lutheran.

Corner OF Edith street and Central
IN the Library building.
Carl Schmid, pastor.
sunday school. no u. m.
German preaching, II a. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

II h an easy matter 10 prevent d.
seeses of the scalp by using Meritol
Hair Tonic. II should be used reg
ularIy TO keep the scalp free OF germs.
as these germs are the cause OF tho
majority OF cases Of dandrun and
later. baldnoss. We are authorized
10 guarantees acritol Hair Tonic. or
well Drug Co. Prices soc. ,iee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
Central Avenue N. y. Church, Sou

Corner OF Central Avenue aud Arno
street.
T. l.. Lallence, pastor
Preaching by the pastor at 9;f5 a.
m; subject, "A study OF Types"
Epworth league, Z p. m.
Preaching by the pastor az 5 D. M,
subject, Gods Voice In Man"
Tuesday. . .. m, Woman'B Mission
arr society.
Tuesday. 8 y. M, stewards meet
ing az J.. =. simms' once, Barnett
building.
"Wednesday. al 7b p. m. prayer
meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

Corner Of Fourth street and silver
avenue, Services sunday. May 10;
Sunday school, atas a. m.
Morning service, - a. M.
Evening service, : .. m.
Bishop y. B. HOwden will hold
both morning n evening services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

Larly mass and short sermon. e. 30.
Sodality mass and general cum
munion. q
Children's mass. $3.50
High mass and sermon by Rev. H..
Barry. :. j.. 10.
Closing exercises Of The mission ana
lecture by Rev. r., Barry s j., 7;30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15

I will not be Responsible after ihtt
date Cor y bills consfacted ~ ~
son. VIM. A. Clark
Nrs y rIAnK mAnrIN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-15
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational church, cor
ner OF O and Broadway.
A. TOothakcr. minister, residence.
Sos south Edith street.
sunday school. 9:45 IL. M.
Divine Worship, II a. m. and 7:is
y. M. sermons by the pastor. Morn
iEg theme. Jesus Christ. the Worlds
Greatest Success Evening. "The
Power Of the Gospel as Compared
With other Agencies"
Y. 4. :. c. II. at 6:45 y. IN. Lead
er, Miss Enid Reed.
Special music for the day. Mrs.
Mabel Himoe, pianist.
Morning
Anthem. The sun shall BE No
More Thy Light by Day" ......
e.. WoOdward
Solo. Song OF Faith. .... Galbrath
Mrs. Bailey.
Evening
Anthem. The dining Pot Ii for
EllNtI Gee. ..t.s.s tahi
Solo, Come into Me. ......G ounod
Mrs. Bailey.
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HrnadMaY Chrlsilnn.

Pubic library building. up stairs,
Bibio school at g.i5 a. IN. 4 class
for you.
AT II "a. m. communion n SER
mon America AZ a Mission Field +"
Offering viii be taken for home mis-
aiOns.
Christian Endeavor at : y. M.
Evening worship q s. Topic, ITO
Whom Shall VIC Coz
Loyal Women meet at Mrs. Sic
vert's Tuesday afternoon.
Bible study "Wednesday evening at
parsonage.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening.
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Mrs. l.. II. Chamberlain. 1899 West
Central avenue, Will take a limited
number, for board and rooms. Best
Of home cooking and delightful loca-
ton.
\ o'clock.
The public h cordially Invited 10
attend these services.
Sunday school at 9.f5 O'Clock.
Reading room In the y. r. Armijo
building, room No. rs, open each
week day from . to ; y. m.
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United States Indian
School Will Close
Session June Second


Invitations 10 attend The closing ex.
creises Of the United states Indian
Training school, 10 this city were issned
today by Superintendent Reuben Perry
and the faculty, announcing che pro.
gram Of closing exercises a. the big
school rs follows.
Monday. Aay S1sI
$3.50 p. m. ..... May Fete on the lawn
700 ?. m., Opcrctta ...............
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THE MYSTERIOUS MR.. srMMs.

Mr.. John y. Simms. lawyer. politician,
orator, cite. next In activity 20 senator
bnrthl left this afternoon for n visit in
the east; 10 return by way % his old
home in Tcxarkana, Arkansas. The
prospective point Is Washington and his
business presumably upon matters Of
state. However, II is whispered about
town that his mission has nothing 10 do
with politics ana shat while he has 10
seemingly been heart mud soul in the az.
fairs of the Democratic party. his inter.
eats have bech divided.
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