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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
Welcome Information.

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Office.

Work will be resumed on the Wood =
stock-Fairview State Road at an early
date All parties due on subscription
will kindly remit before March 18th
and oblige.
S. 3. HEPNER, Supervisor.
March s.
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PLANTS FOR SALE. All kinds
of early vegetable plants for sale.
Frost cabbage plants OF all the early
varieties. ready to plant in the garden
now. MISS NELLIE FRAVEL, Court
ST., Woodstock. Va.
March I2-tf
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Last Tuesday the battlesl,ip
p Pennsylvania which when equip
ped will be the most powerful
battleship in the world was
launched at Newport News, Va.
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"Attested by
Richard Roe,
Edward Coe,
Witnesses
State of Virginia,

Soauky Va AAAiSof W i
II, John Smith, a notary pub
lie in and for the county afore-
said, in the State of Virginia,
do certify that John Doe, whose
name is signed to the foregoing
writing, bearing date on the LIST
day of May, 1915, has acknowl-
edged the same before me in my
county aforesaid.
my commission expires on the
1st day of January, 1917.
Given under my hand this
lst day Of May, 1918.
John Smith,
Notary Public"
Cd Under the terms OF the act,
the primary for the year 1915
must be held on August 3rd, and
the candidate must file his decla-
ration of candidacy with the
chairman of the several commit
tees of the respective parties. al
least, sixty days before the pri-
mary. that is to say on or before
June 4, 1918.
Cd Each candidate for the
General Assembly, or for any
county Office, must file with his
declaration of candidacy a petit
tion therefor signed by at least
fifty qualified voters of his coun-
~. The act does not say to
whom the petition must be adj
dressed, nor is it clear, from the
language of the statute, whether
the petition must be to the pro-
posed candidate, calling on him
to become a candidate, or wheth-
er the petition shall be for The
printing of the candidates name
on the official ballot /; but, in or
der to meet either construction
which might be placed upon the
section, it is suggested that tie
form of the petition be substan-
TALLY as follows
PETITION OF QUALIFIED vorEF S,
to be filed with Declare ton 4, f
Candidacy"
This is TO certify that we,
the undersigned qualified voters
of the County of Henrico. Vir.
ginia. hereby petition John Doe,
a mem Der of the Democratic par
ty, to become a candidate for the
nomination to the Office of mem
Der OF the House of Delegates Of
the General Assembly of Wiz
GINA, TO be maze at the primary
to be held on the Bird day of
August, 1915 and we furthei
petition that his name as a |
for said nominat ton be |
printed upon the official ballot to
be used at said primary.
Given under our hands
(Here must follow the sigma.
lures of fifty qualified voters of
The candidates county,
"State of Virginia,
County of Henrico, to-wit
II, John Smith, notary pub
ic ID and for the County and
tate aforesaid, do certify that Il
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For Sale.

1S acres OF land, four room dwell
ling. good stable, situated IL Pow
ellis Ftr TT. At DERRICK, Va. ca the
public roa lose IN most tie. store
church and ad, school, not over
I'VE minutes walk to any of them.
VIII sell on easy terms. For price
apply 10
Feo. o. ASHRY LICHLITER.
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Coming at the New Theatre
W ednesday. March Oath, the
continued story of The Ex-
ploits of Elaine. Be sure to
see the first part of this story.
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Circuit Court.

An adjourned session of the Clrcu il
Court, his Honor, Judge Harris, n
presiding was held in Woodstock
this week.
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FOR SALE

Several good farms and town prop
critics well located. If you want one
at a bargain, call on, or write to
w. W. LOGAN,
Dec tt. Woodstock Va.
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For SALE

Thoroughbred White Orpingtou
boosters, ard eggs finest strain.
JOHN q. GRABILL, JR.,
Woodstock. Va.
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Corn and Hay For Sale

No. l Timothy. Alfalfa, Glover,
Mixed Glover, Timothy and Feeding
Hay
II B. CHAPMAN & Co.
Feb. CIV.
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For the Better Class of Trade.

Harcourt's cards and wedding in
vitations. See our line of samples.
Herald Office, Woodstock.
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{ sndidat eS In The August Primary
Must File Petition OF Fifty
Qualified Voters.

Extracts from the opinions of
Attorney General John Garland
Pollard on the new provisions
embodied in section of the Pri-
mary Election Law, ,. 5l3, Code
Biennial 1919, P.s 800.
In view of the numerous in
quiries as to procedure under
section 9 of the Primary Act,
providing for declaration of
candidacy and the petition OF
qualified voters. and in view OF
the coming primary elections fol-
members of the General Assem-.
bly, and for county officers, t.e
following extracts from the opin
ions Of the Attorney General are
issued.
% Section of the Primary
Act prescrlbes that the candi
date must declare his candidacy
substantially in the following
form
DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY"
Il, John Doe, of the County o.
Henrico, Virginia, member {:
the Democratic party, declare
myself to be a candidate To-
nominate to the Office Of mem
Der CT the House. of Delegates G
the General Assembly of Vir
GINA, to be made at the primar,
to be held Oh the 5r1 day o
August, 1915.
Given under my hand tbi
1st day of May, 1915.
John Doe.
Attested by
Richard Roe,
Edward Coe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
STATE OFFICIALS
ALL HAVE SOME
LEG ALWA AN rs
Legislature Which Convenes
in Ten Days Will Be Asked
for Amendments and New
Laws by Several Officers.


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l'epunile"nr ana another He'aI"'f U
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

'amnnI 1n1IlINnalN lhaf UU U1IlInl
ne shbfttIar IL
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
rnEE WATER N tANsAs.


A \ ENABLING act that VIII per-
IN nit the cities nf Kansas own
a = Inc their W water plants 20
furnish water free 20 the citisens may
come from tbs next Legislature. low
crnor Hodges believes Il should be
done ana several members OF the
LEGISLATURE have announced their in
teu,ioe o. Introducing measures
which viii aise the cities tho rlsht
10 supply water free.
wa,sr Is q necessity says the
Kansas governor "Good. pure water
is more 81 a necessity han anything
else a city can supply and . don't
know Of y sinale good reason why q
charge shouid be made FOR d, To the
citizens Of a town.
As = matter OF fact. tho furnish
ing Of the water supply by the city
would be an actual saving in health
snd In the money spent by the health
officers in nahiins water borne dfs-
eases. Many people have wells that
are sahject tc concentration n this
would be entirely obvlatcd by a city
water supply and the entire city
could be guaranteed pure water an
the time, ins.ead o. a large numbes
taxing chances on the water in wells-
~ seems to me that a bond ISSUE
10 pay for the water plants should be
taxed against the entire city. This
would BE- for HE pIant eloRs aRd.
bringing the mains up TO the city
limits. AN the mains IN the city
would be laid under the same plans
a. are now followed IN LAYING Of sew
ers.
The cost would he taxed against
the property and paid In ton annual
installments. The property owner
would have to pay Tor his service
pipes the SHINE az ne pays Tor sewer
connections. Bur there would be no
charge Tor water. / DO not think
this should apply except TO a limited
amount SAY cifty gallons a day for
each person. and al over finy gal
Ions used for eae person would have
20 be paid for Factories mould have
To pay for water. and a charge made
fpf cows and horses n washing
motor cars Hut FOR the personal use
Of the citizens the water should Dee
free.
Thcfc are ias cities 10 Kansas with
water service. Rbsedalo gets ~ wa
ter from Kansas csiy, No and Gns
city buys - water from Ola. Tneso
are the epiy towns which Do NOT have
separate systems. OF the iss with
their own water Plants only sixteen
are owned rs private corporations.
sn the others being owned by abe
cities
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

Services held on the third floor OF
the public lnraiy huilding.
Bible school al a.tS "a. m Lesson.
Acts 70. fayt. Acts 1872.
Preaching ut q a. m. by brother
Ferguson.
Christian Endeavor az $40 f. m
Conservation meeting Leader. Miss
Catherine Berr,nr
The regular monthly business
meeting of tho official board of the
church viii Ice held TUESDAY pycning
az tho home o. fhe chairman $40
South Walter street. This. probably.
will be- the last meeting before the ar
rIyuI ~ Brother Dem. a ION attend.
anoe ,s urged
HihI, study and PRAYER wednesday
evening. $50 to ,.la. at the home 81
W r.. Mize. sos North Eleventh
street. Lesson Nets. 18th chapter.
Leader. Mr. j. ~ Wear. let ur start
the new year with "a resolve 10 be-
more uraycrml Let MS think praycr
meeting. talk PRAYER meeting. and
attend praycr meeting Remember
so alone can't bIild our now house
~ Worship. The fact ia. We form %
small part iu Sos erection.
Except Jehovah build the house,
they tabor in vain thar build it,
The regular monthly meeting ol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

Third street. Charles oscar Beck
man. pastor. -. 4. P%orterheld, su-
-perintcndent OF the sunday school.
Fred Calkins. president of the up
worth league. John u Faikenhurg,
director 81 the choir. Miss Blanche
Porterfield. pianist.
Preaching hy the pastor NJ ~ a, M.
and 1850 y. m Subject OF tho moru-
ing sermon The Pastors Relation
90 His People Evening subject.
"Wretched People" special music,
morning and evening.
sunday school al s.ts Co., m. Ep-
worth league devotional service AZ
9 30 o. me-; Miss Alma Munuock.
leader
IN the morning worship cor sun
day school orchestra viii assist boz the
service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

disseminating resource statistics ~
his ofIta
Better facilities for The extermlna-
ton % predatory animals. license
tefn fot Fishermen. rlosed season on
oear and protection OF DORIS are
Iamoug the recommendation OF the
STAKE game warden.
The stHte superintendent II public
instruction uraet = revision Of the
educational laws and an decreased
appropriation Tor additional help IN
his office. The attorney RcntraI also
asks for another assistant ana an IN
creased APPROPRIATION TOR ostief vx-
nensra
The secretary 81 state recommends
q more rleid enforcement 81 the
oelehts and measures act and aaiss
that the sheriff az each county be
made q cnunty Inspector.
curtnliiacn3 % the powers o. the
travelling auditors Office ~ hcing
sought by Republicans who. In the
state platform referred 10 the nctivi-
tiles ~ this ofnee az "pcruicious med
ding This office has conducted in
~vestiEatiDns into the accounts Of
many counties ard. IN some In
stances removal Of county officers
has followed.
A movement has also been started
20 brisk about tho repeal 81 the state
iibei law, which a number Of editOrp
have declared TO be vague and sus.
ceptlble OF serious abuses. A pro-
posed substitute measure VIII proba-
bis be offered.
The personnel OF the state senate
will be the same as al h last ses-
sion ana viii consist 90 sixteen Re-
p%uhiicans, seven Democrats and n
Progressive. The new house u rep-
reaentatifes consists 90 20 Repuhii-
Guns ~ Democrats. one Socialist n
Progressive.
Contests Involving four seats IL the
house have been nled. In Union
county Judge .. T Toombs. Republi-
can candidate for reelection. and
candelario Nigil. Republican. are
contesting the seats or G.. e. smith
and seutpio Romero. Democrats. In
SandoVal county Eieutcrio Leyha.
Republican. 3 contestinR the seat Of
Cclso Sandovai. Progressive. In Rcr-
nnllIo county Modesto ORTIZ. Repuh-
ncan. e. coutcsting the election Of
Rafael Garcia. Democrat
The chief candidates COR speaker
are Secundino Romero OF san Miguel
county. Nestor Montoya Of Bernalillo
! county, and Malaquias Martinez %
Taos county. AN Republicans. a. u.
Renehan Of Santa Fc Is mentioned
AZ a possible compromise who would
he more acceptable TO the Demo-
crafts.
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Corner 81 Coal avenue ana Broad
way. A. Toothakcr, minister. rcsl-
dcnce. Cos South Edith street.
sunday school al 9ts a. M.
Divine worship ut ~ %. M. aud
80 D. nj. Morning sermon Tor the
Now Year. At the evening hour we
VIII hav another ~Hter.upticon lec-
iurc. We will show one at the finest
yet uf slides that b. Is possible to So
cute. subject, Hinduism This is
n of three great lectures. The 9TH
crH one ON buddhism aud n on
Mohammcdanisiu VIII follow In thS
near future.
Young Peoples meeting at $50.
led by the pastor.
Following s the musical program
Morning service
organ prelude. "Gavotte" ..... .Silas
Anthem, Evening ana Morning"
''''ss'st' st's- .s baAtlcN
onortury, "Antiphon in T. Minor"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ratisie
Solo. Rock 81 Ages ,.... Johnston
Mrs. Kathryn Grimmer Bailey,
Postlude, "Duologue' .......,.G Grey
Evening service
organ prelude. shepherds Pipes
t.tf..s.........,+.. o.. HurriAH
Onertofy. Alteration" .AtAerton
solo. THE Lord Is My Light
Mrs Bailey.
Postludo, "Postlude la ID FIAT.
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wANTED-lIsEcEr'T.

EXAMPLE. accora 90 the Ne"
York Herald. letter than
- precept; and nnm the COPS
book proceeds 20 deliver lecture %
IN audience 81 one, audience
consisting solely Of walam Jennings
Bryan. secretary q state. The Her-
aia quotes AR. organs Justly oele-
bruiea query. why don's the ma
lions learn that the only foundation
90 which nations can dwell tose'her
r. iores" and proceeds with the ser'
mon. os follows:
sticns. nike she individuals COM
posing chem. are human. IN a NIL
lion years. perhaps, human nature
may ai,derso the millennium, but NOT
until thore has heen practical demon-
a,railon Of the efficacy Of the love
fsaory sn bringing about the peace
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
NINE THOUSAND LAWYERS on
1910.

r. EsPONDING 10 lettcrs sent put
recently by the lawyer and
Banker. a lrgal ana Hnan-
ciai journal II New orleans Go nine
thousand leading lawyers und bank
ers throughout The country moro
than six thousand lawyers re-
piled, cxprcsalrg their preferenecf
for the presidency two years hence,
Tho letters, the payer says, were
equally divided between the two
sreai parties and the summary ~ re-
auits 81 gives g. interesting. Com
densed Il Is as follows
Republican: Mr. Justice Hughes.
Of New York, lisa James a. Mann.
Of Illinois, sie Goycrnor-elect Whit
man OF New York. $40, ~ r. Her
rick. OF ohio. 800; senator Borah. Of
llaho. ie5, Hmm W. johnson. of
California, 60. Theodore Roosevelt.
Of oyster nay. n. For vice prcsi-
dent, Senator aouh OF Idaho was a
10 10 I shot over an other names
Democratic. Franklin x. Lane. 81
California. i.lis; Woodrow Wilson,
Of New Jersey, 700, champ Clark. Of
Missouri. 200; oscar Underwood, OF
Alabama. 8isi George Gray. % nela-
ware. leG. Choice fer vac president
was largely favorable "a senatNr
Lewis. Of Illinois. with the present IN
eumbent second
Two FEATURES Of this poll Of law
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

irnce ia n~4tia@ffne o1r
streets throsh literal rivers
med tannot be chAfssd 4sAinsi
me preseut rle administration, q
aanlnss uny paftiealas adminissfa'
Won 81 M pest j. b ne tauia o.
each and all pamlni-trntlors that this
tonaltsen csrie cxlss. ana prlmerilv
il i opF own fanlt. h fAuh Of the
people whp elcrs the city govern
paenfs sycty ieo years. thar We have
permitted snsrsy years 81 those eiiy
ndminittratlcns without demanding
an i~nseinssns street bulldinr and
i4ainssnnnke psliey from any ONE Of.
ehRm.
Aaknuntf1ae nppusently always has
feared 70 charge against property 20.
- ~beueatsed BY street Improvement
i cost a. sueh Improvement This
attitude o. iavorusm toward real
estAte ~ Inc matter on streets 10 cor
loun a. eontfasied with our lack o.
tavofitlsm toward the same property
10 she matter ~ s~idepaihs N course
" acquirlne our reputation Of hasius
the best sidewalk ssefrna n any city
81 our aise IN the eetitff We have
noflee something VI, bfn persecu-
ton On a great nnuntf Y property
awnsfs who We have Compelled 70
BALD aidewaiks. either where they
ARE not needed. O. ~hcfe there were
NJ streets between them or street
crossings connecting them
why a Sidewalk should ae charged
naainst The abu,tine property and a
street. charged against the abntsins
ssmmnniis i beyond comprehension.
VIII, Bm Jones on 1fcnth street
sheuid be required TO pay part Of the
street censsruction charge to Improve
John Erown'a property ON Third
street IS i mystery To as y Is also
q nssfssu 20 ,sXsFyege s. raana be-
cause the people DO not want 70 gut
ont large sums Of mones FOR improv-
lng individuai real estate holdinsr'
such ssrees construction a. We have
accomplished has been under protest
and has asen meaEer In the extreme
The city Of Joplin. Mo-. has the
heot macadamizod street system IN
4 country. The "tailings' or
crushed rock from the zinc and lead
mine concontratoss makes a suriac-
lne which is aniy ~equAlied by the
crushed rock 70 be had n almost no
expense IN our own foothiils-
There have been certain Interests
here ~hlch nave protested always
against ms system % building streets
az the expense Of the abnttins prop
efty. Their Influence always has
necn sufficient in the past 60 prevent
me adoption o. that policy by ans
council There have been compiiea-
tionu IN the state law. But We have
nov built successfully a number OF
blocks or paving here. which Was
paid Tor hy the abu,tins property.
why Il should be possible, fair an"
right 70 DO this with asphalt and NOT
10 DO i with crushed rock y mot
clear.
This cts BY The adoption Of a SEN
rinie street building policy eoula
coon have a Inc street sssteia The
city could well afford 10 buy and OPP
crate ~ municipal expense a rock
crasheF in the foothills. The rest %
the c-onssrucilon should be horne by
abutiur property. when this u
done we vm have ample money Tor
street me%iute1unee without heavy
taxation. ana We win have streets
worth maintaining.
rntl somc such policy 10 adopted
ana made ~pcrmanent We viii con
time 10 swim ana swear on each ana
every ~occnsion when The weather
br,nEs az 4 saow or q heavy rain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

Christian Science services are held
On the womau's club building, at the
corner of seventh street mad Gold
avenue. every sunday morning at ~
O'Clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
s O'Clock.
The public IL cordially invited to at
tond these services.
sunday school at 9:tl o'clock,
Reading room in the n. T. Armiio
building, Room SO -, omen each
week day from 2 10 , .. M.
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The Churches

InHma rulatc conception.
Sodalify mass, 900.
Second mass. s 30.
High mass and sermon az 10.
Evening service at f;30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

Corner of SILVER and sixth. va
ward H. %Schucler, -. D., pastor par
sonagc. 500 south sixth; nhono i6a2.
Services a' ~ %. h. ana 1889 p. m,
with sermons by the pastor; morning
theme. Some Good Resolutions Tor
1915"
A. $50 o. M, the Endoavorers viii
have q Decision topio-"Who Is ON
The Lords side2" Conservation
meeting led by Miss Julia Zieglcr.
sunday syhpol at a:f5 q. m.
The Ladies' Ala business meeting
M Mrs. NcLay's. Finn ana Marble
Thursday afternoon. at $3.50.
We viii have 70 New Years prayer
meeting FOR the whole congregation
on Wednesday evening az 7t5.
ON Friday evening service prepare
tory 10 the Lord's SUPPER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

CemnrM y .ennc 3. D. Chnrch sonlh

Ccutfpt ugeuL ana Arno.
e T. .alianc pastor
a:t5 d. m-sunday school Phiia-
thea ella ~ tu he recognized.
n e.. m.-P Preaching by the Rev
George u. Giyan, g. r.
$50 b.. m-Epwurth league.
1850 y. m-Spccial Womau's Mis-
sionary society service, after which
the officers for the new year Will DE
installed.
Monday and Tuesday evenings a.
Z 20 tho Ministerial Alliance Will OBJ
serve the Week Of Prayer in this
church: Thursday ana Friday eve
nings at the First Presbyterian
church.
First quarterly conference to ne
held ~ the church sunday afternoon
900 9 O'clock
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a


Alhmauerque. January I. 1915.
The Morning Journal. was rather
misleading IN its statement IN cdi-
to1tai IN this moraiuss paper. that
d WIS the women that stirred them
into such electric criticism AGAINST the
city management az ras appeared ~
the editorials since The snow storm
The civic ladies can assure the publle
that they possess the good judgment
~fecosaizc tho unusual and give pre
day ~ two at least 20 .hc authorities
70 show what they nre disposed 81
40 to better The conditions OF the
streets before making a alex and
when they nave one TO make, h VIII
not DC cditorialiy.
MRS A. s. BREWER.
Chairman Ciyics Deps.
Phone 3. Red barn. 81 Copper
for nrsi-ciaea hacks and carriages
w. I. Trimaie A. Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

g. r Taylor. pastor. sos south wal
ter street, phone 1865.
Preaching at ~ O.. mn. and $50
p. m. sunday school NJ SEAS a. M.
y. v. =. e.. $50 81. IA.
Boys ana girls from 10 10 10 Years
old meet al 3 =. m. TO organize q
Junior -. v. = 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02
Tir4t f,rcshytcrinn.

Corner Of silver yenuc and Firth
street. Hugh A. Cooper. pastor, resi-
dence. rs Sotith Walter street.
Chauncey N Foreman. associate pas
residence. tg0i East Central
avenue.
sunday school % 9.i5. Adult Bible
clnsss. meet al ~
Morning worship a. ~, sermon
theme. m Z should Die This Yoare'
Evening worship az 5i5 thomc,
The hay OF SALVATION"
Musicnl pruEstm Morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

Corner of Edith street and central
avenue, IN the library building carl
Schmid. pastor. Preaching service
Ht 90 go o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-02

FIRST Baptist Church
Corner broadway and Lead venue