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The Ordway new era., 1915-07-09
Public Trustees Sale

Whereas L. l. Z. Stewart, Of the city Of oma-
ha. state Of Nebraska. by desd Of trust dated the
18th day Of February. 1871 which 10 recorded In
book lis. page go. Of the records In the once Of
the clerk and recorder Of the county Of Otsro.
Colorado. duly conveyed 10 the Public Trustees In
and for the county Of otsro. Co'or.do. the fol-
lowing described real estate. watsr-rishts and
reservoir company stock. located In ths eoanty a
Crowlsy. STATE of Co,orads. so-wit:
rhs north hall IN. ~ Il he north wsst auar-
ter IN. ". ~ a ssctioa twsnty-ains CRs). In
township twsnty-ens Q1l) south of range ATTY
ssven (BD west. eeatainins sighty (oo) aersa Of
fest wide from the north and west boundaries
thereof. reserved for Of public roads and irr-
satioa latsrals: together with one full paid psr-
pstual watsr-r!ght In the Colorado canal. bsing
all Of water-ri1ht No. H. subject to an annual
assessznsut Of twenty cents psr acrs and the
torms and conditions usual to water rights In said
canal for the irrigation Of said land and for do
mestie purposes thereon: toCsthsr with eighty
(s0) shares Of stock In the Bob Creek reservoir,
represented by esrtihcats No. 100 Of The Bob
Greek Reservoir company: which deed Of trust
was made to secure payment M two promissosy
notes Of dats with said deed Of trust for the
aGxregats sum Of Fourtssn Hundred and Forty
and No-ioo Dollars (Sl%4o.). payable to ths order
OF Inc OotofaoO f1rn q Lave 6tock Company,
Note No. for s7eo.0 bsinshayabla o or bsfors
December s. 1911. and Nots No. for sT10.oo bsins
payable on or before Decsmbsr s. 1872: with In
terest thereon at six psr cent Per annum until
paid. interest payable annually. a. is more par
ticularly ST forth In nd dssd Of trust rsfsrencs
to which il hereby made for greater certainty.
and.
Whereas. the said L. L. e. Stewart and all per-
sons claiming BY. through or under him having
dsfaulted in the payment Of note No. /. for
t72o.00 and interest thereon from Dscembef s.
1918. and Of Nots No. for s72ooo and interest
thereon from December 6. 1918. and the legal
holder Of said notes having elected on account Of
said default to declare said notes unpaid due and
payable.
Now. Therefore, At the written request Of W.
C. Bradbury. the legal holder Of said notes. pur-
suant to law. l. the undrsiGned Public Trustee In
and for the county Of Crowley. Colorado. do
hereby give notice that WILL at the hour Of 10.0o
o'clock in the forenoon Of July "a. 1915. on ths
asid described premises In the county of Crowley.
Colorado. sell at public auction 70 tho highest and
best bidder for cash. the aad described premises.
water-rights and reservoir company stock. and
all the right, title and interest Of the said L. l.
E. Stewart. his heirs and assigns therein. for tbs
purpose Of paying the indebtedness secured BY
said deed Of trust and the cost and expen ses
Of executing this trust. and will deliver to ths
purchaser q certificate Of sale as provided By law
Dated At Ordway. Colorado June p. 1915.
WIN BROADBENT.
Public Trustee in and for the County Of Crowley
Colorado.
(. First Publication June rs. 1915
Last Publication July 10. 1915
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-09
Sale of School Lands

Notice is hereby given that will sell At pub
lio suction. to the highest responsible bidder.
on the 4th day of August. 1915, At O'Clock P.
~. 1t the offioe of The State Board of Land
Commissioners. Capitol Building. Denver.
Colorado, the following desori bed lands, situ-
ated in Crowley county. Colorado. We:
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-09

Ia Junts Tribune. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Steen and little daughter,
Eleanor. motored over from Ordway
last Sunday and spent the day with
Mr.. Stems parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R
A. Steen. Eleanor remained 10 this
city for = weeks visit with her grand-
parents.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-09

Examine our Vacuum washers be
fore you buy. They will please you
The Ordway Trading Co.
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-09
Find. Cure for Epilepsy
After Years of Suffering

my daughter was aniIcted with
spileptic fits for three years. the attacks
coming every few weeks. We employed
several doctors but they did her no
The Ordway new era., 1915-07-09

Prepared chick food at The Ordw
Trading Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10
UNIVERSITY NEWS.

Francis +. Wood, Of Marion and
Wood, well known 90 Albuquerque, will
address the next Tuesday morning ns'
sonbly NJ ten O'Clock in Rodcy Hall.
At the close Of bis address the girls
gymnasium class viii give an Indian
club drill exhibition.
Everyone II cordially invited 10 come
aud hear Nj. Wood and see the exhibit.
Fred -. Smith, known from the Pa
ciRe 10 the Atlnntie, viii speak in ROdey
Hall Mt eleven O'Clock on 1hurdsay.
Everyone IL welcome 20 come and hear
the good message he has for us.
Tho cooking class of the Homo Eco.
nOmie Department Of the University,
delightfully."- cntcrtuined their mothers
aud friends Thursday afternoon az three
o'clock with a luncheon. The menu,
every item of which had been prepared
by the girls Themselves, consisted Of
chicken salad, hot rolls, pickles, coffee,
and lee cream aud cake. Each girl had
the privilege of inviting her mother and
a friend. while several who had been
invited we're unable 10 attend, those
present included Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Glea-
son, Mrs. Furry, Mrs. Fortney, Mrs.
Chavez, Mrs. LGrden, Mrs. kodey, Mrs.
Reidy, Mrs. MeColluni, Mrs. Scweli, Mrs.
Bowers, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Sherer, Mrs.
sheets; Miss Scwell, Miss Espinasn, Miss
Hickey, Miss Parsons, Miss Slsler, Miss
y Roberts, the hostesfes and their instrue'
tor who Is In charge Of the department
Miss Margaret Gleason.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10
How Paolowa Became One of
the Worlds Greatest Dancers

and forcgo tho love that olly a
mother can giyc, hut I wa deter
minod 10 become "a dancer, cost what
u might.
For seven years ! went throu7h
the most exaCtlug routine ~ brain
and body "a child ever was aupjectcd
to. I had Co Eiye up my pretty
frocks and don the long Drown skirt
and the long black Rproa which Is
the prescribed uniform ~ embryo
dancers. ! had Go riao cxtctly on th"
.stroke of 5 etefF moi ming, go hroiEh
I'D serbs of ,Ser0is,s take e ahoWc-
bath. and ct "a nipple hroakiaft,
which Was nearly always the same.
Five hours each day | studied lan-
guages. seoGraphy. Arithmetic. draw
ing. music. history and what not One
hour every day L tcnccd. Another
hour ] walked out lathe open, al
ways with an ins rucior. Two hours
every day ! wos instructed in dane
ing.
MY actual entrance into the ballet
was when ! was n years II age. My
progress has been rapid and / was
occasionally allowed 20 play mail
roles such M buUcrnies and fairies.
Z ~ .NfMN NAA RHHNNN 81 NNN ANH' 80
when was allowed to play a fairy IN
RnymOnda, Glazounoms mister
piece. az a court performance. ! was
~ years old then. These little recos-
nitions forced my ambition i..orc than
ever and for the next two years l
worked as / had never worked before.
with the result that ! vas graduated
al 10 years Of age. with the rank Of
III. ImHM.HHun IR.fN.wfa H. aEUN fnH
Youngest girl IN Russia ever 20 have
attained that title. From my grad
uatiou onward my progress vas cN-
ucodingly rapid. Al 10 } was mad
primn Dnllcrlnn. q position In the
ballet which corresponds TO hat OF a
star in the dramatic held.
strange az il may seem. the zGpith
OF my ambition was reached Ia the
same ballet which ! had seen as a
child and which gave rue tho i~nron;lNe
g. become q dancer. 1 was % yea a
old, ana had held the stellar position
In the ballet armament Tor three
YEARS. The Sleeping Beauty' was asain
the ballet. The Car aud the rofal
fnmily. together with many noted
pcrsunagea from foroign lands. were
present. I seemed inspired that
nigh. ! danced as ! had never dane
ed before. When the curtain WAS
lowered ! was instructed TO appelr
before his majesty. / FASTENED To- the
roynI box, and az { knott before the
ezar. 1 heard these wordsi MAIDEN
oiselie Paylown. you are Rusaip's
rrcntost artist. The ballorina a0dve
others 1 was presented 60 the
czarlnn and the royal family n tho
othcs titled and noble %strangcr II
was a wonderful night for me. for u
was the greatest compliment any
ballerina had ever been paid.
Two Hours DaiIS ~I'ractlcc,
~ have succeeded IN my ambition
to become a dancer. but ! had To pay
the price. DO / keep any position
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

without cmort9 you ask. No. indcedl
Conc with mo any dRy n ! VIII
prove TO YOU thnt whatever W csss
have attained IS maintained oIly
through hard work. For ~ instance.
let me say that I cxercls' ana prae-
tlee two hours every day Of m lie,
aside from the dancing I 10 on the
stage. I study Just as hard todny and
/ iitc Jus. ne regularly "a ! dld VIXEN
I was la the Imperial school. Maybe
% is habit-this WORKING hard To Keep
in perfect trim. Maybe Il is lccoF-
sary. But ] know the day ! ftop
working b. the day I shall te2in 20
decline as an artist.
How soon shall ! retire? Well. he
dug I fail 10. measure up 10 my own
artistic ideaf I shalt know I have
failed the pulIir. Then I wish TO
leave the stage forever. I have yet
10 visit China. Japan. south America
and South Africa. When ! nav car
rlcd tho mcssage OF terrsie hure 60
the peoples of these lands ! probably
shall retire 20 my London hume,
ivy House. there to train. taleated
little children Of all nations who can
never have tho benefits Of training In
the Rufsian Imperial school"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

Nf4 \. n. rudabac with her son
Hiram has gone 90 Bayard. y. A..
where she viii visit her father Cap
tain q. H Howae.
Mira. p. II. Becman aud children
lett rucslar night for a ak months
visit in California
Mrs. "a Medler of Las Cruces u
tho guest % her sister. Mfn. 6. =.
French.
Mra. william McCiurkcn end her
son Louis hate returned from a visit
to Mira t~fcCiurken's daushter. Mrs
Joe Jolly. In cliffs, ARK
Mira David wcliler was slightly In
jurcd In a wreck on the Santa 70 NJ
Monrovia, Cal. hast sunday.
Miss Mnybeilc Loveiaoe expects "a
leave for santa ne tonight for a shor,
visit. Tho Loreioce family are done
icllcd IN their new home on West
Central avenue. :
Mrs Henry Reed. who has been
visiting with her brother IN san Mar
ciaL has returned 10 the city.
Mrs. H. r. DuEnn leaves NEXT wcei
FOR an extended visit with relatives
in Kansas City and chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10
Will Observe the First
Communion Celebration



Tho annual First Communion celehra.
tion will be observed sunday morning NJ
Z o'clock mass and In the afternoon IN
special services in the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conception, a class 81 20 boys
aud a girls participating. The service
and ita order and the names Of the COM
municanis, are rs follows;
Morning.
Frst Communion W Z o'clock. Rev.
A. NJ. Mandalari, .. J. celebrant.
Jesus. Jesus. Come e. Me. ...... Comire
First Communion Class.
flynn 20 the Virgin. Beck
Junior Choir.
q Cor Amoris 400. Rosewig
Junior Choir.
Mystery 81 Love. .Notre Dame Hvmnal
Junior Choir.
Give Ne Thy Heart. .............
1890. .}arrc Heart Hymnni
Junior Choir.
Anima Christi. .Notse Dame Hymnal
Afternoon.
Service NJ 2 o'clock.
Maiden Mother Meek and Mild.
Nclectcn
First Communion Class.
Renewal Of Baptismal Vows.
Enrolment 81 Apos,l ship o. Prayer.
Bcnediction o. the Most Blessed Sacra.
ment.
O Salutaris. .........S,.........b Book
Junior Choir.
Tantum Ergo .Lenk
Junior Choir.
I.audate nominum -. .... .0rogorian
Junior Choir.
God 81 Might. II. -. Basil's Hymnal
Congregation.
Sister Mary Evangelist, principal;
Sister Rose Ambrose, directress; Sister
Mary Regina, choir directress; Miss
Mary Baliing, organist.
Boys-Eloy Baea. Lawrence Bachechi,
Joseph Black. Clark Carr, John Dinelli,
John Dolsadclli. Louis Espinosa. Elmer
Lehrman. John Lorenzo, John MeFar'
land. philip Michael, Albert Nottoli,
Maurice ratin, Felix Rihera, Edward
Rowe. James Ryen, Arthur Sanfran,
Lawrence Smyth, Engenc Tomei. Albert
Wardwell. Carl Williams.
Girls-Josephine Abouslemnn. Alice
Byrncs. Anna Casamassn. Margaret
Davey, Catherine Dinelli, Olga Dinclli,
Virginia Dohle, Lena Dolsadelli. Jose
phine Francis, Lillian Garcia: Josephine
Garcia. Louise Givaudai, Della Con.
zales, Helen Jones. Athena Koury, Mary
f.ngammn, Frances Mcdonald. Angelina
Mcintyre. Victoria S~emalmaack. Elsie
Schmidt, Teresa Schwartzman. Pia Sci
Isabel Stevenson, Helen MeShane,
Freda Mahboub. Sarah Matteucci, Adele
Moarns. Marie MearHs, Grace Nicolaci,
Rose Nicolaci, Margaret Osuna, Thercse
Pntin, ANNA Pinter. Juanita Openzcr-
5oia Reid, Marcella Reidy, Pauline
Roncy. Catherine Rowe, cruee RYAN.
MOyncile Stevenson. Loreto Walsh, Mar.
garet White, Elizabeth Zeigler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

How Anna Pavlowa ae-am' a
dancer. from inspiration received an
a performance al the Imperial oTcra
house in Petrograd. 81 recountod in
the following stosy Of her cafear hy
herself:
There was no IN re interested spec
tator Ia all thnt opera house than l..
Never did a performance mean -
much 90 any. spectator. watched
intcntly every movement Of eNerS
person on the stnge. ! was enthrall-
ed with delight. To me Il seemed that
the fairies on b stage were really
fairies, and ! determined 10 become
ono OF them. II was years, however,
before By desire was realized. That
night when my mo her Was about TO
tuck me In bed aud kiss me good
night, / conGded 60 her my dream OF
tho dancing career. b pDtied my
checks and nodded. There were tears
In her eyes, for she realized the price
I would have 10 pay To carry out M
wish. For months l teased and leased
my mother 20 allow me To become a
dancer. Always she would answer:
Yes, yes, Anna. a little later on
She thought my pleading but idle
prattle. but I anew differently. ~
the opera that afternoon some hing
IN me awoke. And j. Is that some
thing which hiss made me what /
am.
a friend of my mother had some
influence with the directors Of the
Imperial opera M ballot, and II was
through him that ! was given my
first trial for entrance onto the ballet
school. I was very smail FOR my age
ana l was told 10 come back Lea a
year or two when you have crown
My heart was nearly bro@en, but ]
never wayered in my deter nination.
! was Just ten years old when my
second application was made That
time ! Wac accepted. Ny delight
knew no bounds. hut my happiness
was ahortiycd. for the day ] entered
the school | was forced O. put behind
me all thought Of home aad a moth
cr's love.
WOrk-Aiways Work.
Yrhe Imperial school IL without
1 question the greatest ballet institute
tho world has ever known. LiNcaisc
q IL one Of the sternest In is training
ana most rigid Ia a. rules. From the
day "a child enters until graduation
and onward To the cnd Of the child Z
career-E is work, work, WORK, With
self-sacrlhco amending. a child who
enters Immediately passed beyond tho
control of It's parents and become "a
/ tcrvant Of the car subject entirely
10 the. %strirtcst rules governing every
phase OF tha chiid'H daily existence.
The first shock I received after
being accepted by the dlre'tors was
the Information that from the day !
entered the instituic ! would have Ga
live there. ana that | could see my
mother only oaoe a week, when Hht
would be permitted to can Tor one
hour. nearly cried my eyes on'
when was told this, FOR Il means
much to a child I % foraake her mother
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

1noI AffII IIIn NtfIaE npffN tAi1
4f1SI platform fn1nAeI consisted
4|H ~ ono 81 lht tftAstpi and mntt
Inltro.l|hs speakers III tne world Ne
b uf. landfiih n1n4. Your hutIntaa
men shonfd not II1Iif % hsaf this 1--WE
wire this t|II|t and sitatcsl plat,
form orator d lhe buslncns men q
fhe day. Yotla lKnlf,
HApfli 2. Iei6."
Those dF4lfInf 20 procure places
SHOULD telephone e. President IT. y.
LdthEow o. Secretary C. q. Acker-
oen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10
DIXIE JUBILEE CONCERT
COMPANY.

Music lovers of Albuquerque " u be
glad to know that the Dixie Jubilee
Concert company VIII he here FRIDAY
night, April 10Th, appearing at The
High school Auditorium. This Is said
10 be the best company # colofeI
talent in the world. Tickets for
adults viii be nfty cents ana for
children under fourteen 90 cents. On
sale al Mats0n's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

AZ the four o'clock vcsper service
sunday in Rodov Hall, in addition 20
che anthem by tho choir, Miss liortenso
Rwcitzer will sing Resignation, - 10y
Roma.
Next Friday evening the elias Of 1915
are planning TO entertain the I University
with the hrst "Junior Prom, - 10 the
history OF the school, aud everybody IL
looking forward TO the event with "A
great deal of interest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

.|||. H4|.... I...l W| I1... |h|~0 "a
.tI|f thal 4 o,i1rISIIs 81 s'nsat.
If.,n az *nl|asa{ 4faa1 U.s14 I,.4h.
I4n. - rsf|ftI.|a. fs4t4.Inn Mis-
1.f...o I~zt.ntll4 win rh1L II con.
90. ~ -..u0t 4nfIf taI0 rhn
.0aIl.its |noI..1.k Mia HasAaids.
III. Is md 44atA.ax of zdxkaa q
I..tAhIa<. nr.t|t4nI Of ne EItsi Ma
s.4nAt t&tt ~ This cIls. and sister
ffRltIHi Judge N1thstt =. HAY
41Ia1. t|I14 Hafsefat InrnhRn. con-
II1IIh. N4. Mario a.i. toner anA
Wf ft4Ih Yt.t1hl. i4nof. The concert
&HI 4e gwen nhdtI th1 direction az
sri ItHla &. Ntta44. tIrt president
~ |a.a r|ftI E4flsHaa brnk "a "a
H.Ho. n1o nitd has atfan8td for ne
afahct ~ me qnniftife in ~
u ia fo<nEfI ana IA Las NcsaH
.I.. ta4naI4s IA, sntat he nnsl
l1srs ~ t,.It Ala1Iin< nnH~f lie
AItstt.t mastst.. ana nIncu her ~
f|44 10 fh. IniIta s.attR she hiss
il 1.bttsi one artistic tf.amph amer an
tlI6f "a 4nI|i>lfIt. A. aht conteInt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

Read the Evening Herald'a
Want Ads. They get results.
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=
! tt. tfabet elet4ta IIistloI. Insfsad
~ ne n.daI nrs11an ~. t,aaak
Ia4G4Innt WIG Il a. nnnot4t4 fnem.
tst 4Ato q s4n6I..|s "a tIIt operas "a
4hI1h Nhe hna annehfn1t
c.tIlutn nlfel
fataIitrSa R~asii0ana Maasapni
ssanaon n Dclnah saint easna
Ia ff,Ifhele il. AeFeihtef
Miss albneht also sang an aria
from each.
MnA uIAdford. ire president q the
eluh. snne m aria from seville.
MM asInrs gave two nIane num-
hers. La tnase and Ia Camps-
naIla. hon FnrunIni-Ea4L Nrt. Nh
Ter annt on ARIA from Ia noneluc.
MnA Mafzeaf gave q anop1|s nefo4c
each 81 lhfee. Mrn. Hughes and afIss
. Nichols nlattd.A piand que.
This Organization l. ESQ Thar Az
hnuneruut should BE- pFon1 OF. Tor is
3 hatina frfY distinct influences upon
fnn SOCIAL and artistic lie Of ~
Town ~ loAa1o1cd e people Nho
ere 3ifinE Of their " pest talent
Scr the aphu o. the community y
the lnalntenancs e GOOD music.
-u-
on sunday ovenina In the Presby-
tcfihn church there viii be- q special
musical service BY the chorus choir,
% uhlrh Mrs. Eii1abeth 4. liradfofd
~ usrcctrtan.
The enthems which delighted the
large audience Raster morning Will
~ repeated. "A addition several 9TH
e. numbers win BE- rendered. Miss
ktnwotthg, who regularly pfesidea ~
the VrEans will play an sulo.
AIRS Bradford wlli slnE Clad Win
N1rduFe from l1ayun'e oratorlo
"creafion.' A qnarictte 81 high
school girls viii accompany h So
lections with their vioiinn.
%
The olce club IRON the rennsyi-
wanna state COLLEGE. upon q cnllior-
MIA tour durins the Eastcf vacation.
under Tho auspices OF ihe Santa -
system. gave a conccrt al the preshy-
tcrlnn church Monday evening. oH-
ing TO 3 p~revlona enhancement the
high school auditorium was unnfasi-
%hie. a lnrHc crowd filled the audi
torium Of the church. A siec club
- Always HhNEAN0 wan tutN""AANA'
AND lhia n was ~eDpeclaiiy meriiori-
Qua.
The ciee club VIII make ~ second
tour " the fanama a zone next
June ns guests IL the government. 10
give a sefiea OF concerts ~ he snrf
Gus 4. a.. &, A. club hOusta alons the
canaL
o.
Cabaret smpper.
Perhaps thn moot delightful ana
certainly the most ~pretentious soeial
affair 81 the week was thc c1baret
supper Eiven By the ladies OF 81
John'a parish az the Masonic temple
"Wednesday nieht. Vanity Fair IN an
rs Easter dress was there, n me
spirit % youth combined With happy
hearts needed nothing more 20 make
q ~a1eceHhtnl evening. AFTER supper q
series Of interpreiatise aances was
given under b direction Of MRS. a.
=. Keith. A sypay chorus composed
q a number OF charming syphs
lnaaies. was greatly appreciated a.
shown BY rounds % applause.
Miss Eleanor Nanghey as "frecl-
ceA' danced a boantital lnterpreta-
tive dance portray3ng La Cachuehu,
emphasized ~ her own srace ana
charm.
Miss Pearl Corson 40 carmen
eita' danced . tnmooufine aahee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10
Tuesday Literary Ciui,.

luffltat iitffAfa tfu"s
Tho club met with AIRS. a. r.
strOnp On Tuesday afternoon. cur
rent Events was led BY Mn. Dayid
n. Boyd. each member Ia turn giv-
ing an event Much interesting news
was given 10 this manner. The class
study was conducted by Mrs. Edward
a. Mann. ana the snbjects assigned
90 different members were an handled
very ably. The subject 81 short
Wcishtsf was presented by Mrs.
Ftroup In q yrry interesting manner
20 the housewives.
There were mo- papers read. the
time being given 20 a discussion 81
next years work. Tho next meeting
viii b. with Mrs. w. B Henlng. bia
North Second street.
Mira Mefier Of Las Cruces was q
guest ~ the club for the Afternoon.
After Adjournment the ladies' re-
paired 10 the voting precincts 10 per-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

The Forfnlghily Music club met
xhussqay s'sHlnr At me heme q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

Tho most talked ~ social event
amongst the "men-foika' in a ban
qurt Ia be- given by The Retail Mef-
chants ass0cintion al the Alyarado
on April "a al G. 80 o. M, in honor
Of Mr. Fred -. smith, president 81
tic Johns M%anaylilo Mfg. 90 of New
York city. This IL a splendid oppos-
tunity ior the business men OF the
city 10 hear one Of the best speakers
Of the United states. The following
letter from In, ~. q. House 10 tho
president Of the association speaks
FOR itself.
"Mr. a. = tithRos. President OF the
Retail Merchants Association.
ALLOW me 10 congratulate you on
having Mr. Fred ~. smith. Now York.
az the principal speaker at your ban
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

~ have succeeded IN my ambition
to become q dancer. but I had to pay
the price. Do / keep any position
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

Mr.. Mehan. who also made HIS Drsl
public appearance q short time aEt
On a program NJ the WOman's elut
end whose fire tenor voice has beer
Acafd on several subsequent occa'
ttons. eang again last nignt to en- ap'
4fctiatirc audience al Temple Albert
tiany expressed themaelfes az eeiis
it1rpflaod 70 ind out that this yonni
man has ~ recently entered upon
This vocation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

II Is greatly regretted in musical
clrcles that Mr6. Donovan b for a
timt forced 10 retire fronl the aetit-
tiles 81 the maslcal World u Aibu-
an-rque because OF an enforced quar-
hnline. Much sympathy "a also ex-
trrased for her little daughter who
Aas a vcry slisht case 81 scarlet fever.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-10

This being he Easter time and
nnslna iInae, the logical time Tor
several new singers have
CONS lnto prominence. Miss Pearl
IeiultIns mnde her FIRST appearances
Easter da1 NJ the Lead Avenee
church. and a h safe 80 propheay
iliaf his young lady will become one
81 Albuquefaue'e favorlsea in a short
time. ~ ahe was fagoTabiy received
on this qrat appearance.