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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-27
Sermon Topics in
City Churches

South Eighth Street Friends,
Francis C. Anscombe. pastor. Bible
school $40, John H. johnson Supt.
Meeting for worship 1890. Mr.. F.
Bartel will sing. Christian Endeavor
Society $50. Ladies Aid Society Tues
day 1880. Prayer meeting Thursday.
The pastor will commence series OF
Bible Readings on the Book Of Job.
Quarterly meeting Friday and Satur-
day next.
second ,Presbyte rian-Bible school
at 9:15. Morning worship at 1890.
Sermon subject: THE Larger Sobri'
ety." Junior C. E. at $50, Miss Brad
ley, Supt Senior C. e. at $50, Elmer
Hale, president. Popular service at
1880. Subject, THE First Object of
Human Pursuit" Mid-week service on
Thursday evening. These services are
preparatory to the special services
that are to begin January End. Elmer
E. Davis, minister.
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian
Corner Eleventh and NJ A streets.
Sabbath school at 9:15. Services for
worship at 1890 in the morning and
1880 in the evening. Young Peoples
Christian Union at $3.50 in the even
ing. Preaching both morning and
evening by the Rev. A. NJ. Reed of
Cleveland, Ohio.
First English Lutheran-Cor 18th
and S. A Sts., E. G. Howard, pastor
Sunday school 9 a. m, E. B. Knollen-
berg, Supt. Morning worship 10:3O a.
m A special "Thank-offering Ser
vice" by the w. H. & F. NJ. s. to
which everybody is cordially invited
An especially interesting program will
be offered. Luther League at 6:45 p.
IN Evening worship 1870. The first of
series of Advent Sermons, IF Christ
Should Come Today. Am I Ready"
A special invitation Is extended those
without church utilization elsewhere.
First christian-South Tenth and A
streets, L. E. Murray, pastor. Sunday
school 9:15 a. m. F. G. Pickell, Supt.
Morning worship and communion SER
vice 1920 a. m. Sermon by Grant X.
Lewis, of Cincinnati. Special offering
for Home Mission. Evening service
eyangeHstic 7::30. - =
Fairview N. e. Church-Charles and
Hunt street, J. p. ,Chamness, pastor.
Sunday school 9:15 a. m. Chas. Gibbs,
Supt. Public worship 1890 a. m. Ser
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-27
EATON, OHIO.

Lcvi Risinger and Miss Flora B,
collins have gone to Corrento, Fla, to
pass the winter months. Mr.. and
Mrs, Earl Yingling, of Lebanon, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Cotterman of Col
umtus, were entertained Thursday by
Rev and Mrs. J. E. Yingling at the
L. B. parsonage: =. NJ. and Mrs. R:
II, Ross of Germantown, and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rehfuss OF Peoria, ILL.,,
were entertained Thursday by Misses
Sophia and Lizzie Rehfuss. Mr.
and Mrs. r. J. Schoid and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Hunter and little
son. Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ Swihart and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Scheid were enter
-rd Thanksgiving day by Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. McWhinney at their home
near Campbellstown.. Miss Gather
ine Lehman of Dayton is visiting her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. George H
Lehman. DR.. L. v. Reynolds spent
Thursday with his parents at Wheel.
ing, w. Va. Mrs. Reynolds and daugh.
ter, Miss Marie and their guests, Mrs
Nettie Thornburg, of Barboursyille, w
Va, were guests OF relatives and
friends in Cincinnati during the alb.
. sence of Mr.. Reynolds ;. Mr.. and Mrs
T. j. Noe and children were guests OF
relatives at Richmond, Ind, Thanks
giving day.
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moORtANB MAN
WEEDS DAYTON GIRL

HAGERSToWN, Ind, Nov. ~
The wedding of Miss Irene Addington.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ad-
dington of Dayton. Ohio, to Mr.. Edgar
Davis Of Indianapolis. son OF Mrs. Hat
tie Davis Smith, of Mooreland. was
solemnized at the home of the bride's
parents. 247 Saltwater Avenue. Day.
ton. Wednesday. The officiating
clergyman was from Richmond. Those
present at the nuptial ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arlington, Miss
Carolyn Addington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Let's of Dayton, Mrs. Louis
Kirby, sister Of the bride. Of Hagers-
town, Mrs. Hattie Smith and Miss Ber-
tina Davis. relatives of the bridegroom,
Of Mooreland, Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
left Immediately for Indianapolis.
where they will make their future
home. -
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NEW PARIS

Judge A. D. Davis and wife OF Eaton.
Ben Saxton and family. Richmond.
Frank Murphy. Greenville and. Miss
Elizabeth Bailey. Dayton. were among
the guests at the game supper. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Conrad are the parents
of baby daughter. second child, both
girls. Mrs. Minerva Bunker took
Thanksgiving dinner with Richmond
friends. :. Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Fortney
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Garrett
of Lewfsburg, and Miss Helen Shoe of
Dayton. Mr.. and Mrs. Fern Reid and
daughters of Chicago were entertained
Friday by their grandmother. Mrs Mi
nerva Bunker. Mrs. leila Codding-
ton and daughters spent Thanksgiving
with relatives at Richmond. MRS.
Eliza Timmons and Miss Irene Tim
mon took Thanksgiving dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caughey and fam
lily.
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ne = A Sparkling Serial of City Life /
EUnchaStened ~ s;; 1: s.,
Woman . . AN Isle

ously share with her the artistic beau
ty of the rainbow garden of that ILL.,
fated empress. She saw the return
over lake grown grey and implaca-
Bile as steeEand whipped at last to
storm under black clouds that crept
over the rim OF Como's cupping hills
She visioned her own delight in the
storm and in Lawrence's strong young
muscles, steel-set too, to fight it. Su-
san would have been over-ballast on
that trip! Caroline's reply was blunt
Get that idea out of your head
But If your husband should ever
learn about your. last days alone with
Lawrence in the mountains'-
Caroline cut that short-there was
no reason why acknowledgement
evidence should be put into words.
He'll never learn it." 49,.
And there is a Mrs Sanbury, too"
went on Susan -. -
Half shades of meaning would not
do for her. From her set angle she
looked straight at life-and saw what
it was given to her to see Caroline
saw what she chose from the angle
she selected
The answer was a shade impatient.
The straightforwardness of stodgy
minds does not always entertain alert
intelligences. Susan amused Caroline
when she was not boring her.
"Of course there is a Mrs. Sanbury.
Susan, I've known artists all my life
and I've never had to bother with their
wives; at least
Excitedly Mrs. Murtha burst into
the room and the conversation. And
now Caroline's irritation crystallized
into plain English. Would you mind
knocking at the door before you en-.
ter?"
Mrs. Murtha turned and eyes the
great open doorway across the end
| of the living room and the hall on
which it gave. Between the caver.
nous lintels of walnut hung blue cur.
| tains. She hardly knew where she
might have been expected to knock
But her Irish blood made her wheedle
instead of excusing legitimately.
"Shure wouldn't be wantin' We to
be openin' the dure for the loikes av
mel"
Barney was wasted on her mistress
who insisted on facts. What is it?"
"My great friend and sister, Mrs
| Sanbury, is here wild her husband
They do be wantin' to see you"
To Be Continued
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LODGE CALENDAR

Richmond Council, No. 10. Jr. o. u.
A. M-Meets Monday night at 7:3O.
Frank Wore. Councillor.
John E. Highley, Rec. Secretary.
Uniform Rank, Jr. O. U. A. M
Meets Tuesday night at 1880 and Sun.
day at $3.50 p. m. a.
Theodore Whitney, Captain.
c. Perry, Company Clerk
Daughters of, America. Pride Of
richmond Council, No. 153,Meets :. at
1870 Wednesday evening.
Jennette Wore, Councillor.
Rosetta Hoosier, Rec. Secretary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-27

mon theme, Mission the Plan Of God
to Save the World" Junior League At
ESQ. Mrs. ]. p. Chamness. Supt- Ep-
worth League $50. Mrs. Claude Hart
leader. Our Nearest Home Mission
Field. Preaching 1880. Pulpit to be
supplied. Tuesday evening at 1880.
"A Mock Wedding" by the Juniors.
More than forty characters. unique
and laughable. Prayer meeting at the
Middleboeo NJ. e. church are increas-
ing in interest and Will continue all
the week -
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Palace
TUESDAY,.

, In presenting Ann Murdoch in "A
Royal Family" on the Metro program,
mention is made of the fact that it is
not a costume play. The story re-
veals the little kingdoms of Arcacia
and Kurland. The dramatic situations
result from the attempt Of men be-
hind the throne to involve these two
peace loving neighbors in conflict.
They resort to the usual methods to
accomplish their ends, but are COM
batted by the efforts of the heroine,
who is princes Of Arcacia, and her
lover, who is none other than the
prince of Kurland. This delightful
picture will be seen at the Palace
Tuesday.
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SUN DAY.

Charles Chaplin appears in a new
and funnier-than-ever role in the latest
Essanay-Chaplin two-act comedy, "A
Night in the Show" which plays a
return engagement at the Arcade to
morrow. ..-z Ee- e
. Chaplin decides to go to the show
for an evenings entertainment. He
wants to see it so badly that he ap.
pears in double. role, that Of a
swell" in evening clothes in the dress
circle, and a rowdy in the gallery.
He visits many cafes on the way and
arrives in a supercritical mood. His
seat in the second row doesn't satisfy
him and he moves to the front. muss.
ing up other people on the way. The
orchestra leader strikes him with his
baton and a free-for-all fight is started
Chaplin is hurled into the lobby
where he bumps into a fat woman and
knocks her into a fountain.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-27
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

Among the many big productions
the Palace will offer next week is the
six-act Essanay special release, 'Grau-
stark" comingThursday and Friday.
The picture features the popular stars,
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne No more popular story has
been offered in motion pictures than
this, and it is sure to prove one of the
best films ever shown in the city.
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WEDNE SDAY.

Love, jealousy. hate, remorse, re-
pentance and final success struggle
for supremacy in the thrilling photo
drama, THE Better Woman" which
is to be shown on the Equitable pro-
gram at the Palace theatre Wednes-
day. The rise of Kate Tripler from
the rough environment of western
town through a web of intrigue and
crime, to the place she wins by her
horoism as the loved and honored
wife of successful engineer. reveals
IA wonderful example of how success
follows patient effort.
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Arcade
ToNlohI,-

Today's feature 10 The Girl From
Tins Place" a perturbation OF Chas-
Clark Munn's wellknown novel OF the
same name. Following their policy OF
star in each release, Knickerbocker
Star features present Maude Fealy IN
the leading role OF Chip" Miss Fealy
Is a well known figure on the legiti-
mate stage and "The Girl From Tins
Place marks her initial appearance
before the moving picture public.
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Murray
Auto Contestants

Special Notice-Next Tuesday, Nov.
Both, and next Friday, Dec. Bird. in
the afternoon only. We will give a so
vote ticket with each and every admis-
sion ticket,
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Lyric
TON light.

IONIGHJ.
Cleo Madison is certainly busy
woman these days. She fs directing
her own company, playing the princi-
pal roles in the productions and at
tending to the business details which
accompany the management of large
moving picture company with the thor
oughness which has astonished those
who thought they knew" her. THE
Ring of Destiny" is her latest.
SUNDAY.
Carter De Haven, who has been pro-
claimed by Lew Fields and George
Cohan one Of the cleverest actors,
dancers and mimics on the American
stage. has given up stage work for
good and will hereafter appear exclu-
sively in moving pictures. Mr.. De
Ravens first picture 70 the Universal
Film Manufa curing company is 1.-The
College Orphan" six-act romantic
comedy drama of college life, at the
Lyric tomorrow, in which Mr.. De Ha'
ven and his pretty wife, Flora Parker
&c Haven, play the principal roles
t1r. De Haven is known to American
d British theatre gcers the world
yer. The story Of his quick under
study CT THE Yankee Prince" In
which he succeededour own George M
Cohan on eight hours notice when
George became suddenly i'll, Is one OF
the classics of the stock companies
whose members are called upon to
Yarn their parts quickly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-27
FRIDAY.

The Supreme Test" the five-reel
Broadway Universal feature photoplay
which comes to the Lyric theatre Fri
day, introduces to the screen world
the well-known star, Miss Henrietta
Crosman. The role Of Miss Crosman's
close companion is played by Miss
Adele harrington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
LOCAL ITEMS

Ilerboth painter. Phone 1881.
Fees candy store Fresh home
nude candles every day
Col. II. T. TwItchell. of Santa Tc
BIS here ON business
Adi Cen and Mrs Harry = Her
ring. of Santa lc are In the ciil.
/ hnvmg arrived last night
Lincoln circle so g. Ladies' Of the
@ a. r.. nre requested 10 meet at ESQ
o'clock this afternoon ~ Strons
Brothers chapel 10 attend the funeral
81 Il. j Thompson
An members Of q. Is Warren post.
q. A, H.. ana soldiers of the civil war
are requested to attend the funeral
services Of Robert j. Thompson To- be
held at strong brothers porlor at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
George Gcrlach. of Canadian Tex
a prominent figure tn the Panhandle
a Southwestern Stuchuen's assOeia-
ton camc here Yesterday 10 see what
the city that got the next convention
looked like Ills wife and sister ac-
compuniod him
The night Spanish classes at the
Central school having closed. Miss
thuvcB IL prepared 10 start private
class of beginners Anyone wishns
to take up this course should be pres
Ont at the Central school at 7.d0
O'Clock tomorrow night
Harold Grccnlcaf WINS fined $40 yea
terday afternoon by Police judge
Craig on the charge OF speeGinS.
Grcenleaf was cited 10y Patrolman
Martin Byrnos Friday night on East
Central ayenuc Ills defense was mat
the machine could not travel as fast
ns Byrnog assorted It was going lie
paid the fine
Howard Mnrmon of the MarmOn
Automobile company, and H. X. Al
len. 'of Indianapolis Ind, arrived here
yesterday from Ration la q Int model
car. which they are trying out The
car WAS shipped to Ration. They in
tend 10 run to california and back
over the ocean-to-occan highway,
Col D. Is. D. SELLERS routed them out
hy way Of Dcming
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
A NON-PART|SAN
BOARD ELECTION,
REPUBLICAN WISH
Central Committee Decides to
Confer With Democrats as
Soon as Latter Party Reor-
ga0izeS Its City Committee,

The republican city central COM
! mlttct last night at Chairman John
! W. Wilson's office went on record IN
| favor OF a non-partisau school board
! election Al committeeman present
and The greater part Of them were
therc--lavored this
The committee Will confer with thu
democrat al a time 10 be- agreed upon
when they reOrganizc their central
committee. The democrats probably
VIII have decided In favor of erasing
party line4 for the school board elee-
ton also by thai time. At least the
sentiment of leaders Of the pa"tH
points 10 their taking the sanic stand
that the republicans have.
This VIII leave the committees FREQ
to set In motion tho machinery for
the nominations While the rcpubii-
cans did not signify last night what
method would be acceptable 10 thcm
II is said a Joint meeting probably WEI
be called for the purpose
committeeman Should Issue Cali
RI the democratic committee tx TO
b" rcurganized II is sold that the call
Tor this preliminary meeting should
properly come from members OF the
present committee. Whether gou-
efal meeting Of the party VIII be cali
ed or whether the committee viii call
committee meeting ana elect a new
chairman with only committeeman
voting is up to the committee.
The method nomination Of the
two men members is not expected TO
be difficult for the committees. The
nomination Of the woman member
perhaps will not be so easy How to
give all the Common Peoples bet
ter halves" a say-so in the selection
Of their representative viii be an IN
terrGtlng problem for the politicians
i they attempt to solve II. They may
pass 1t along to the women to settle
for themselves That appears TO lac
the easiest way for the politicians, hut
then they are not known to be glut-
tons for Sinking responsibility
The great woman voting population
has not risen up ana clamorcd for
recognition. but II seems to be taken
for granted that they want member !
on the board and doubtlcssly the pa"- !
t'cs viii continue the precedent thev
set two years ago. No sentiment to ,
the contrary has been manifest in any
quarter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
TIJEHliS CROSSING CASE
~ HEINSTATED BY COURT

The case brought by the Santa Fc
railway against the Citizens Traction
company several years ago yesterday
was rcinstated on the docket BY
Judge Raynolds. The Santa Fc wants
snfcr crossing ut Tiicras avenue.
The case has been tried In the dis
trict court and was carried to the
state supreme court. where the judg-
tnent was reversed aud the case sent
back 10 the lower court for new
trial The Albuquerque Traction
company was made defendant when
II absorbed the citizens company's
holdings The ease had been strick-
en- from the docket with leave to re-
instAte.
Eliseo Barela was granted iudg-
ment against Pedro T. TarngliA for
&3397O on II note and &1l33 inter
est
Joe G. Mckinley was divorced
from Mrs. Ines Mckinley on the
ground Of abandonment Mckinley
was given custody of their child,
Beryle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
I CIVIL CASES
MAKE UP DOCKET
OF MARCH TERM
First Trial to Start at 2 O'Clock
Tomorrow Afternoon Last
VIII Be April 3 If Court
Keeps Schedule,

The civl docket for the Mnrch
term Of the district court has seven.
teen rnses set for triad bv jury The
cases were set Yesterday by Judge ~.
r.. Ha}n0lde
The term viii open at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon with the case OF
VI Gutierrez against - Martinez 81
ai, first up The last ease IS set for
April B. Tho docket follows
Monday, March ij--S91 M Gu
tierres VIZ. s. MARTINEZ 81 a.
Tuesday, March iG -9GfG-Clayt0n
vs.. \. T. Simms
Wednesday, March H. 9S9s 49,
Meyers co. vs r. Grnyolinl
Thursday March rs $500 San
dotnl vs. Mari SGtS.-Dolores Otcro
dc Burg w. Munucla Armenia.
Friday, March l9--0CG7-T h. Fn-
gate VS.. George irwin
Saturday. March 20-gtS2- 4. Me.
Donald VI. School District No. 6. Tor
rance county
Monday March 22-9IsG-A NJ
Averyt VS.. Journal Publishing 60.
TUESDAY, March 23--9SS2-J. r..
sheehan VS.. Hendric & Bolihoff NJ
g. S. Co. ct al
Wednesday, March 2f-97l9-E.
Meyers VS. Meyers co
Thursday, March 25-9sG3-A. no
lorzano vs. y. r s. s. r. Ry. Co.
Monday, March 2g--ss9G--F. Co
mcz w. A. T. & S. +. By. Co
Tuesday March tlfcld.
Spitz GO. va. Joe Dctuilo.
Wednesday, March 81 - 9G1S ~ j.
johnson vs. Victor \. Fuel Co
Thursday April l-0230-.J. NJ.
Mahhoub VS. Maryland Casually Co.
Friday. April . - $50 ~ Boisse
Savcdra VS. llclton Torres ct AL
SATURDAY., April 3--91aG -- Frank
Sch va. Victor American Fuel co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
MRS. C0VERDALE- ROSS
IN MILLINERY BUSINESS

MrH Coverdale- Ross former pro-
prictur of the Cuyerdalc Millinery.
has opened au exclusive millinery at
l2O South Fourth street, opposite the
post office Mrs Ross. while east
purchased nice assortment of up
tortho-minutc STYLES ana viii be
plcnacd to meet the many patrons of
past wears. also new customers in
tercstrd i'm right goods AT right prices.
Remember Mrs Ross makes a
specially of make-over work. putting
the same ncatncsY and smartuess TO
your old materials that you require
ia the new.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
HAVE LAW OFFICES
HERE AND IN SOCORRO

Cards are out announcing the fact
that Judge Edward A. Mann, Of this
city, ana Judge James l.. Nicholas,
who came to Albuquerque about "a
year ago from Loudon. Tenn. have
formed Il partnership for the practice
of law aud will have offices In both
Albuquerque and Socorro. They have
purchased the law library Of the late
H. NJ Doughcrty and win occupy he
Doughcrty offices in Socorro. Judge
Nicholas will have charge Of the So
zorro office. while Judge Mann will
remain in Albuquerque
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
GO TO THE "ART SHOP"
FOR TIPPERARY Wells

The Tipperary veil, without which
no stylish womans toilet can be said
to be complete. is TO be found in
finest quality at The Art shop 31G
West Central avenue, as visit To
that establishment Will convince any
discerning shopper when you 60 to
the Art shop it would also repay
you ia give careful inspection to fhc
excellent line Of coats, suits, waists
corsets, gloves. neckwear and hosiery
that are carried in stock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
nIuDINC PERMITS.

building Inspector Il. NJ. MORGAN
issued permits for construction dutinS
last week as follows
A. Garcia. for building four-room
adobe at 723 South Third street
Nj. Apodaca for brick garage at 100
South Third street
]. korber a 60. for gasoline tank at
20S North Second street.
V. Herbert for porch at t22 West
Lead avenue,
r. t. Saver, for gasoline tank at
ats West Central avenue.
NJ II SHbin, fer garage at 10
South seventh street
John Cornetto for balcony FOR
three-room frame cottage at dl6 East
Lewis aNouuo.
Henry Rogers. for bungalow at $l5
South Third street.
Francisco Armiio FOR repairs at
First street and Tiieras avenue.
j. G Rex. FOR clubhouse at St5 South
Third street
Mrs II $. Davis, for clubhouse at
nos South Walter street
Saddle Horses Trmhle's Red Barn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
CASE NAY GO
TO STATE SUPREME COURT

T.. w. Fees suit against the Butts
company, In which he asks Judgment
Tor tn il was said Yesterday, would
be appealed to the supreme court.
The ease was first tried In the JUS
tice court ana next in the district
court. where judgment In favor of the
butts company was granted. Judge
Reynolds denied new trial yesler-
day.
Fee alleges the Butts company
owes him 81 for an advertisement in
a seed catRlog The Butts defense Is
that the bin was rcceipted by Fees
agent In payment of Il bill owing
them hy him
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14

Funeral services for G. +. Atwood,
who dcd last sunday VII be held At
o'clock tomorrow afternoon az G.
r. Frcneh's chapel. Bural will bt
In FauNieW cemetery. Mt Atwood
WAS a railway conductor, running out
of Mexico city for years. \ dauGh-
ter aud brother live In Denver lie
had been here only a few days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-14
I,nnrrnl or Ms. nnnk..

Funeral services for Mrs. Blaza
BANKS were held Yesterday morning
at the Church OF san Felipe de Neri
lat old Albuquerque. Father Frank
Banks. her son, was celcbrant at the
high mass of requiem. Father Banks
is rector OF church in III PaSo.
Burial was IN Santa barbara ceme-
ttt,N