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|REDUCE MINIMUM
ON MERGENTAALER
Finding Stock "Frozen Up at
100, Local Exchange Cuts
Figure to 165.
Having found that Mergenthaler Lin

Having found that Mergenthaler Lin
otype stock. an issue that Is widely heid
by the investing public Of Washington,
was frozen up at 1870, the minimum
price at which the stock might be sold
on the local board. members OF the
Washington Stock Exchange at an ex'
ecutive session today reduced the mini.
mum to 165. At this, and even higher
prices, the stock should find ready
market. as it was selling on the Boston
exchange today at 10. Many orders
had been placed In the Boston market
by Washington investors who favored
ly prevailed in Boston. No other
changes were made in minimums.
With the exception Of three transac-
tions in Washington Railway and Elec-
trio preferred stock, the trading on the
exchange today was confined to the
bond list, sls,5oo worth Of securities Of
this nature being sold. Washington Gas
SIS found a good market at l04A, and
after $500 worth had been disposed OF
at that price. an additional 500 bond
brought 1O411. A block Of 5000 worth Of
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone SIS
Suburban SIS brought 1M%. and $2.Soo
worth of Capital Traction SIS We're
.. traded in at 106itQ 1854.
The onlv stock to find a market was
the Railway preferred. sixty-f1ve shares
selling at s4a4. the price that prevailed
yesterday.
The annual banquet of the Washing
| ton Chapter. OF the American Institute
of Banking, will be held at the New
| Willard Hotel February 20. Edmund
s. Wolfe, chairman Of the banquet
| committee. and w. w. spaid, president
Of the chapter, have obtained as speak
ers for the evening Secretary OF State
Bryan, Senator Robert l.. Owen OF
| Oklahoma, Congressman A. J. Mon.
tague of Virginia, Col. John F. Bruton
cha arman OF the executive committee
of the Richmond reserve bank; DR.. II;
| Parker Willis. secretary OF the Federal
Reserve Board, and Charles A. Douglas
A musical program has been arranged
to which Charles T. Tittmann. Jack
| Bowie Uriel Davis, Norris Simon. and
George O'Connor will contribute.
| II H. Mckee, cashier of the Nat'ona
| Carital Bank. will lecture tonight be.
| fore the chapter on Clearing Houses
The Washington times., 1915-02-11

New York Stocks.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs y
G0;. members Of New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building.
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Drove 100 Miles to Wed.

LYERLY. Ga, Feb ll.-Miss Benson
and James Vaughn. of Guntersville.
Ala. came all the way to Summerville.
this county, to get married Her parents
objected to Vaughn So the young folks
drove over 100 miles of muddy roads in
sleet and snow.
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Rogers Trial Held Up
BY Delay in Decision

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Supreme Court
Justice Brady did not come to de-
cison on the motion OF counsel for
I.orlys Elton Rogers for leave to in
spect grand jury minutes. He may
decide today
II Nroped to place Rogers on trial this
month" said District Attorney Martin.
'"rhis will cause a postponement."
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"Yes. ~. aid 10. fIf. Nofton was
beginning % learn lhal thls strange
man could pvt on a dozen kinds %
armof and always tetnin hls 'ndivia.
ualily. Ana tonight there seemed
soaidlhinf vaguely familiar about
the lm2assisa face Of the butler, ~
n be had seen Il somewhere in the
PAST. but could not tell when or
where. Az he and Fiorcnce wefe
ieavinf for the automobile which Was
10 take them 70 TIE princess the isash
came home 70 him with the shock Of
4 aoucke Of lce cold water. Under
bis breath ha Murmrfed. You're a
wonderful man. Jones: and | take my
hai on 70 you With the deepest semlra-
tion. Hang mel"
whist are you mumblIng aboutSr
asked the happy sirl II bis slde.
Was I mumhiings Perhaps I was
golns W my catechlsm. havent
been out n society In 20 long that
I've forgotten how 70 act"
4 believe that We've been IN haFe
for Eve minutes and you haven't told
me that you love me-"
Good heavensl" And his arms
went around her 80 tightly that she
begred for quarter.
"Hox strong you aroi"
The splendor OF tho rooms. the dak-
zilna array Of jewels. the knleidoscopic
colcft, the perfume Of the banked
flowers aud the music all combined
70 put Florence into q pleasarphlo
kind Of trance. And Il vas only when
the FIRST waltz began that she became
herseif and surrendered 70 the arms
Of the man she loved.
And they were Waiting over a vol.
can't she knew and he knew II.
From what direction would the blow
Gomez Well. they were prepared Tor
all manner OF tricks.
In an alcovo on the ballroom sat
Braine and Olga. both dressed exactly
like Newton and Florence. Another
man and woman entered presently
and Braine spoke to them for a mo
ment. as II giyihg instructions. which
was indeed the case.
The band crashed INTO another
dance, and the masqueraders began
swirling hither and thither and yon.
A gay cavalier suddenly stopped IN
front Of Florence.
rEnchantress. may I have the pleas
IRE Of this dancer"
Jim touched Forence's hand. But
she turned lauEhlngly toward the
stranger. What difference did II
make? The nan would never know
who she was nor would she know
him. IL was a lark. that was all
and despite Jlm's warning touch she
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eide rooms. the supper or card room.
Later, to hie utter amazemenI no was
informed that the Hargfoaso auto had
hcme time since been called and ite
owner taken home. Some ono had
taken his placei
Hts iirst sensation was lmpotent
fury against Jones'. who had permitted
them TO play with IRE. He flung out
OF the mansion uncnremonlounly. com.
mandeored q cob. and few out 10 Riy.
erdnie. And when jones came 70 the
door he was staggering with eloep
what's the matter with soule De.
manded Jim roughly. "Nh Flor.
encefr
isn't she with your" cried Jcaos,
making an effort 10 dIspei the drowsi'
ness. what time IL mr. ouadttily.
Midnight Where II aheg
Midnight I've been druEefdi7
Without q word Jones staggered Of
to the kitchens. Jim at his heels.
There was always hot water. and
within Eve minutes Jones had drunk
two cups OF raw strong coffee.
-Druegedi" he murmured. "some
one In the housed IN attend to that
later. Now, the chauffeur"
Out the chauffeur -swore on hls oath
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aN Attlp.
700 came oa . charity lfAnd.
theat
Ihns depsaas. yspi hlshne,s WIN
yoNes - coed q % slancq ., this
olea N>ed. holding out her palm
upen WhlANe n|Isuan l1T.
1a1 1Ii45AAv aAr1rk narh rtilne.
Whsf4 aid yop SCI lhatf ne
From The head 2as the answer.
And ytu have followed ne nom
Ruaila whispered ne princess. Ass
terror growing.
Oh IA. -ha black Hundred h a.
sIroreiS o~gefnised here % n 81 Pc.
tcfsburE Bot we always konp track
Of old members. especially vixen they
STAND ! . high To me world a. your
SELF
But I was deceived and betrayed"
exclaimed sho princess. They URGED
me 10 Join on the ground that the
organization was 20 attempt 70 bring
about the freedom q Poland
OLGA shrugged. You we're rich,
hlghness. Tho Black Hundred needed
mouoy."
and you need Il nowss eagerly,
believing that she saw 4 Ioophoie.
"liow muchl on, I wiIl give . hun
cred thousand ruhleE on your prom.
lae to leave me alone. Ten met!
Il am sorry. your hlEhnoes. but I
have no authority 20 accept such az
onen Indeed, my errand Il Tar from
being expensive. an the Black Hun
dred desires IL four invitations to
this ball which you are soon to give.
That should not cause you any alarm.
We shah not interfere with your 60
iourn IN America IN any way what
soovcr, provided these Invitations are
issued
~You would rob my suesisg" hcrri-
Rod.
Positively no. Here Is q list Of
, four names. Invite them; that IL all
you have 10 DO. Not so much M a
silver spoon viii BE- found missing.
THIS Is on my wofd,o honor. and I
never break that word. II you please"
"0ive me the list" said the princess,
wcarily. Who gave you that ringg
The head
IN Russia"
mo: hers IN America" Olga dipped
into her hapdbag and produned a clip
Of paper. This she handed TO the
princess. Here Is tie list. highness.
who IL Florence H~arsrsave7"
"A grlend " mine" evasiyely.
Does she belong to the ~orsanIza-
ton" =
no"
"Then you have some Interior pur.
pose In having me invite herr
\ have" answered Olga sharply;
but chat does not concern your high
ness In the least"
The princess biz her lips. Il see
your name here also: a man named
Braino. and another. Norton"
Say At once that you do not car
70 execute the wishes--the commands
of the order" said Olga coidly.
Il viii do "a you wish. Aud ! beg
you now 70 excuse me. Bot II any
thing happens TO any OF my personal
friends"
'well7" haughsily from Olga.
well. l will put the matter 10 the
hands Of the police"
"But "a long az your personal
friends ara not concerned9"
= shall then Of necessity remain
deaf and blind u Is one OF the pen
alsiss I must pay for my folly. wlah
you g~o0dday"
-And alEo coed r~!dcsace." muir.
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IIr-t conrreenlIonaI churrh.

Corner Coal avenue ana Broadway.
\. ToOthaker. minister; residence, COS
South Edith street.
sunday school. s;t5 a. m. Divine
Worship. II a. m and 1880 y. m;
morning theme. putting out Into the
Deep" evening. "Jcsus. the Way
first 81 three sermons on the text.
John s:is. Jesus the Truth" ana
Jesus the Life" 10 follow.
Young Peoples meeting, Gao y. m,
subject. ar DcnCminational Boards
and our Relation to Them ? Cor.
Ssh.
The annual business meeting of the
church will be held on Wednesday
evening. Election Of officers and
other matters Of business. The ladies
invite all the members OF the church
ana congregation to he 80 the church
By Z O'Clock 90 enjoy the dinner.
Following ~ the program of special
music: Morning service
organ Prelude. prelude IA O..
.................... Mendelssohu
Anthem; "Josu. Word 81 God In
Carnatc" ...s.....ss...s.s. flkHl
OmertOry. "BOat-Song'' Mendelsaohn
Solo. These Are They" CHoly cay
Gaui
AIRS. Katherine Grimmet-Bailey,
Evening service
ORGAN Prelude; "Nocturne In =
Flat .................. CHOPIN
Horn and Trombone Duet II Wait
cd for the Lord" .... Mcndelssohn
u. w. Barnes, Earl Porterneld,
Anthem; Evening and Morning
Ookeley
Vtoii, soio. Canzonetta (Nlolin
Concerto) .,..".... T~schais0WHNf
Prof. !. l.. Tcllo.
Oncrtory: "Melancholique' ... .Grleg
Solo: Rejoice treaty. Crhc Mes
siam ,.+...sss Hhh"el
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Bradford,
Solo. saved by Grace" ..,........
Mrs. Bailey.
poztlude. Fantasia" ,,,....,., Best
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that he had left Jim and Florence on
the steps OF the porte cochere.
Get lni" said Jones to Norton, nov
fully alive lie could not set Il OF
his head that some one in the house
had drusged him.
The events which followed were TO
both Jones and Norton something like
a series OF Nightmares In the new
home OF the Princess Parlova q bomb
exploded and FIRE followed the explo-
sior. From pleasure 10 terror il only
q step. The widest confusion mag.
Unable ensned. Most Of the guests
we're Of the opinion that some an.
archist had attempted TO blow Up the
house OF the rich Pole. Jones and
Norton arrived Just as the smoke be.
gan TO pour out from the windows. A
crowd had already collected.
Thcn Jim Overheard a woman mas.
a. srad1r say: The fool made the
bomb too strong. She Is In the
on the second floor. The game Is up
II she Huffocates-" The voice
traiied of and the woman became lost
In the crowd. But Il was enough Tor
the reporter. who pushed his way
roughly through the excited mas
qucraeers and catered the house, The
rescue was one OF the most exciting
20 be'found In the newspaper files Of
the day.
SO Braine in his effort TO scare ev.
erybody from the house had over
reached himself once more.
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70 IN 6tsr
search me-" said ne ho1lldtrtd
NeIlcn.
M 4 unre YOU ia st llahl and take
a. All ln advised The editor ifs
nhIa2 A "a I'D bIaaaaf snIarrn Of H.
l|nd wn.ta haf h years. We've hesn
4ns&in4 ttert wire Va knou ID rtf
xf.aa el14as INSIDE bnf n was no Ill
T4l. princess 4 no, n he uma
tef. Is tbif conntrr YOU esf snse -
tlsif ~ r6n don,t ihrnueh he Sun
df.sn
know who wished this
isfnn Il. Asr
fshs Il Enthusiastically" aald no
ediler sascaatIcaIly. THE princess
uoa4 Rita Won. she may evan have
sssn your picture
cal Untfe nrumbled Norton, turn
inr a4a4
He wtnid 10 4 ana spe Florence.
On ire way out 20 R~irerdale he came
10 the eonrlunlon that the list or the
pflncsns ten short and some friend Of
hls Who vas holninr Ire woman out
eueecaled hIs natSe. Il was the only
way ho could ancount Tor e.
But when he learned that Florence
had an invitation enbctly like hls own
ana that she received Il that morning
Be became suspicious.
"Jenea. what DO you think Of IT,"
ne questioned
Y think Il was very kind Of tho
Countess feriEon ~segsestine yonr
name and that Of Florence" said the
butler urbnneIy.
"Olga7" cried Florence. d~lsappoint,
edly.
1T Is the only logical deduction ]
~. ~..a,enm. pa.n-. ~"
na ~aa, ra,,,S 80. .a,,..,.
.sred Nnrson
~u,s- = - -. ....,.u.
'nSt ~ e"1oy youIoe
snsn
.N.-
s,- ,N ~. so
p-ss~-e e--,so. 80,
'onss aupe 1"
~
eoooyi I've Ieao spcu' masAsu
o-'.s anu e~ss ~~sss .een Grey 20
- V ohe' SA.e r'oieAso WIN eager
ouppo'o We 80 =. ohee sn. p,oA
ny '0"' eos''"es' susses'ee No'
~ = soon - : eet my na'
on aspasu s'o1enoe, nappy ~ A'A
1ue ln'nu, waineu Jones' ~ rurs
w. you seo one eossumes aiohe anu
'ns 40 one e'.e - oou
az pNI'a. ar, us,eeu
"nU o,e svs 20 10 sone nus
"ns W anu 'oN"s sa'"'ie' So'
n bic affair like this The town will be
ransaeked. All aboard There's room
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St. Pants Ev. Lutheran.

Edward n. Schueler, pastor. Resi-
dence, soc $. Sixth. Phone 1898.
AZ II a. m. the Holy Communion
win De celebrated. wsth reception of
new members. A. 1880 ?. IN, preach
ing by the pastor
The Endcnvor topics nj $500 "Our
Denominnuonai Boards ana Onr Re-
lntion 20 Them" viii be in charge OF
tho pastor.
sunday school al 9;fB a, m. y g.
Keeper, superintendent
Young peoples business meeting
Monday evening az 1880.
Next Wednesday evening Mrs Aus'
Kraemer. the teacher. VIII entertain
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rY,., uo,,,odl., u,l..o,., p,.,.n
NiP' ''"
'orA.r Le"u avenue ana South
Iniia street ,h'iles '.l"r beeNhhah'
PASTOR MISE Ediih "oihs'
- a. Fortei'l'lu' superlhtehaent OF
,"e un'"s f.no"i, freu NalNlne
risslu,nt LPNpIth league '"hn ~
a'N''Dur' .holf director MISS
"iahNhe F"I'eilcin piahiHt
~ iNs''' VIZ sp'tN AZ ~ % IT,
M'e' Nl.ilous
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They Agreed Upon Two Modest onea
upon two modest ones that were
evenly matched In color and design,
Florence ordered them 70 be sent
home. Then the two Of them sailed
up TO the itz.carletoR and had tea,
The man from the taxicab entered
the eossumer's. displayed a detectives
shield and demanded that the pro
prietor show him the costumes Sc
leetcd by the two young people who
had Just left. The man obcyed won
derinKly.
= want q pair exactly Ike these.
said the detective, How muchf'
Two dollars each. rental; seven
apiece ~ you wish to buy them"
"i1l buy them"
The detective paid the bin. nodded
curtly. and returned 10 hts taxicab.
Now, ] wonder" unused the cos
tuner. what the dickens those limo
cent locking young people are up ioy"
He never found out
On the night OF the ball Norton
dined with Florence for the first time
and for once q. HIS lifq he experienced
that petty disturbance NJ collective
thought called embarrassment To
talk over war plans with Jones was
one thing but TO have Jones serve
soup was altogether anoihtr All
through dinner Jones replied 10 ques-
TINS With no mere aud no less than
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was up and away like the mlschievous
sprite that she was. Jim remained
In his chair. twisting his fingers and
wondering whether 10 laugh or grow
angry. After all. ne could not bllme
her. To him an 1hair like this was IN
ancient story; to her II was the door
of falryldnd swung open. Let her en-
Joy herself.
Florence was having a splendid
time, Her partner waE asking all sorts
OF questions and she was replying In
kind. when out Of the crowd came
Norton (as she supposedly, who touched
her arm The cavalier stopped, bowed
and made on.
Norton whispered: Il have made an
important discovery. We must be on
at once. Come with me"
Florence, without the least suspicion
in the world. followed him up the
broad staircase. What with the many
sounds IL was not 70 be wondered at
that the difference IN tae quality OF
voices did not strike Florence's ear
as odd. The result OF her confidence
was that upon reaching the upper
nails, opposite the dressing rooms. she
was suddenly thrust into a room and
made prisoner. When the light was
turned up she recognized with horror
the woman who had helped to kidnap
her and take her away on the George
Washington weeks ago. She could not
have criee out for help II she had
tried.
Meantime Jim got up and began TO
wander about IN search Of Florence
Braine played a clever game that
night. lie and the Russian. still dom
inoed like Norton and Florence, or
dered the Hargroave auto. by num-
Der. entered Il and were driven up 20
the porte cochere OF the l~iargreaye
house. The two alighted, the chauf'
feur sent the car toward the garage.
and Bralne and his companion ran
lightly down the path TO the street
where the cab which had followed
picked them up.
II grew mare and more evident 70
Jim that something untoward had
taken place. Ho could not end Flor
ence anywhere, In the %alcoyes. In the
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"lnvlte Them ins That 10 Al You Have
10 Do"
INJURED Olga under her breath as she
ross and started for the hallway.
Thus Il was that when Norton went
10 the Office The next afternoon he
found a broad white envelope on his
desk. I~ndinorently he opened the
same and his oyen bulged. Princess
parlova requests" and 70 forth and so
on. Then be shrugged The chief had
probably asked Tor the Invitation and
he would have 70 write up the doines.
q phase OF reportofial work eminentiy
disshnteful to Slm. He went up 70
the city desk
Cant You md some one else to do
this STUFF he growled 10 the city
editor.
The city editor glanced A. the card
and crested envelope. Good Lord.
mani Nobody IN this Office had any
thing 20 DO WITH that What luckl
Our Mas hayas tired al manner OF
schemes. but was rebnned on all
aidoe. How the deace dld you chance
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Service held on the third floor ~
the Public Library building.
Bible school al 9;i5 a.. m. Lesson:
Acts 18th chapter. Memory Text;
Acts 15:ii. hut We believe We shalt
be saved through the grace OF the
Lord Jesus
Preaching at II n. m. by Rev Neil
ferguson upon the theme. The De-
sire Of the Coming Pastor" That was
a helpful New Year sermon. last
Lords Day. Let us remember those
admonitions not only through 1915.
but also throughout our lives.
Bible study and prayer. "Wednesday
evening AZ the home OF W. ". sievert.
20i South Roadway. Lesson: Acts
10 chapter.
The building and finance commit
tees are anxious that a paft 90 tho
pledges toward the building fund no
paid rs early NJ possible.
Our regular minister will he with
us In n short white. our problem d
a difficul; one: that Of The erection ~
n new house 81 Worship. The min
lister alone cannot solve. Bot God.
with the pastor and all Of the mem
hers OF the church car surpaas al
difficulties. One good motto for ug
during this work. II. II can do all
things In Him that strengthened me
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Men Came J. q. Gould.
Hec~pssional-
Glory TO Thee, oh Lord" J. ..
Whitehead
Evening Music
Professional: brightest and Beet
of the Sons Of tho Morning" ".
Smart.
Choral service. anon.
Magnificent, Spencer Lane.
Nunc Dimit;is. J. Welch.
fntroit-
Souls In Heather Darkness iS-
ing ". a. Hopkins.
Anthem
Lord. Her Watch Thy Church II
Keeping" q. G. Stubbins. o
Reccssional-
Arise, q Lord and shine. o.
Holden.
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Corner broadway and Lead Avel
G. r. Taylor. pastor. acc 8. Walter
street. Phone 1895.
The sermon nj II q. m viii be TO
the newly organized Ladies' Ala and
Missionary Society. Theme Christ
for Every Life Subject. at 1880 p.
M: 'Thr Uppetmost Love-
Sunday school. s:f5 y. m. Junior
y. y =. u. 3 D.. m. Senior -. r.
T.. T.. ESQ p. m.
PRAYER program for World Wide
Missions under auspices OF the Wom-
EMS society az 3 p m. Wednesday.
Evening prayer service In the interest
Of the same work.
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4|..|| t|4 fto&A .|# .|af. HIENIH| y,DR
..k A. ro~tr,.i SseI1 ara.
fsr.r' -.. Is New
Tins nsf1ot.
81 ~ rrIne1S1 p4t,o4a. 4 fahn.
X0s FaI|.f Hesa|nn shk lt.4et
Nnt s... n4sf conI.sI nEt1 ana nti
AZ n.n6s<s .be|s1 N4e Fofs
~. 81 <tf4 di4tnI. Tor her
...|. tss n&tssllls runnIne and sha
81 ~e4tlasIes f,nioe
t,.e,ar n Farnrr Uhled. a.
tts-tht4. h...n& Il ne most hetl|lanf
81 a6lIa when nc new home
<..0tI4t ~ 1eoeralna. ale cave
- .,th1Is.& 1Intst ma ftat attracted
rs ns&.a4n1t. 4hs4 hernn ft talk
ako4t Mr. hIrhn. printed PORTRAITS
III h1f 6ta 1stnt.d 4 tae1 6tcasion.
sIlS IL ITO aan6ay editions. she BE-
oaMn annathlns 81 = rage ona mqfn.
INK Il VAS arnonncsd sbat ne Princess
F&ft1fn H0ufd Giro q masked ball o.
fofma''Y ortn her hn1aD 70 aetisiti
and 4 Nas ttls noilcs that srst
h4ou4tf ~ Pflntfes rarioVa un1ss
Hfs,fe's efta He uha at The peEigoh
nneftmenf a. he time
wen. UolIi be fnasea aloud.
uI.af a mr. askef Olga turning
away IRON the nlann and ending ono
at ChopIn'A maznIkan hfokonly.
eHefNe \ rrIncess pafioea IN
soen.
eAna Aha AZ .hsfs
ent4 Il 49, r.8I f,.l.e oiso, : ro.s
nsiN1ten VIA vn.t Sssrtes an Poland
rim .hith ske sroe4v eiav neSt 6oor
h8s hrso very nrnsle
II HAVEN'T psIs nuch attention %
~ e1-,.i nesr snseIv whst nbout
hSr>e
-. 4. .,.t.. , s,..sea ben a. fo,.
,~4,l~ 49, k,n.e -. ~ p.ss "a.
kna ~ ~o,,r ~ coef q nrs,tv neunv .
~srss, xo,,,,s nat ,ealina me fhln 10
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

Christian rclencc services are held
In the Woman's club building. AZ the
corncr OF seventh street and Gold
ayenre. every sunday morning at II
O'Clock.
wednesday evening services are n
\ O'Clock.
Tho public II cordially invited to
attend these services.
Sunday school at 9.fl o'clock.
Reading room In the ~ T Armiio
buildinS room No. Is, open each
week day from 2 To 2 p. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09
The Churches

German Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Corner OF Edith street and Central
avenue. in the library building. Carl
Schmidt, pastor. Preaching service at
II O'CLOCK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-09

the Bibic training class at her home.
Eleventh and New York. BrinE pen-
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