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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TIME
CARD.
San Antenie. Uvsids and Gulf.


Brownsville and nolnts south iises am.
blVwnssills aud uoinss south lo.asp.m.
lsavcx-.
iioustor and points north - s.seNua.
Houston ana points north-~ssss n. m.
brownsville and points south Si1aara.
hrownsviiie and points south s;se n m.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28
hFSDAhES FALL AND PENNY
DACKfR SPENT DAY HERE

,con,lnsed ftom faue i.AD
s-..----,s->- 49,
cyfhlng 70 bis famil, except himself
ar stated
Ths boy Iunnlns FOR hlr fathers SYN.
Imthy ami Understanding. which his
moihNr with a woulann standard could
NO. civ+ wat held ~ before the R1dl.
ence IA 4 was which surely caused rv
,ei,y father ~ feill1s hef true meaning
when fplpndeship ~ wlthheia. not
sitrn at tur tlehl time a eflhia may
arise. Whrn lhe father - nwahened
md woild aigc The wWid Tor hi nnn'a
cAntldeucr and trust WIS M aisf ~
Mfs rfnhf haehffn rrmafhs sIona
this Inc She also eaid TINT u w not
tnNini 10 klVe your hoy nhai monay
viii hpt bat The fsther must make
~ hlA son ehun. fsftD Win him u,t
uHaet fHf stars and fkf trees ~
hunt treat him ln "a Why that when
hiH heart clnHcp yon VIII b. inside "
ENmplts Illustrating ihis phese ~ the
Ad1feas we're Rlytn
The rir nred- hef fathsfD uas
pialnit slpfen. ~ Do measuring chart
Tor that Prince rhsrmlne who win
roTnc
Thf wives and children would rather I
hnfc ierr n fhe comforts provided w +
the father and Kofc Of him ln thelf
lives said Mfa. pcnnsbnolter
lndrf tbe nest hesd. What ~ 1
hfne wa pa-hcd ana the definition
given "thnf "a n republic Tor the
i'tA, development - fitr members"
Here. she said ln the homo the ~
innsphefc wss CREATED hy tho moihera
Worry b the arch enemy - The moth
81 90 be iaplHhcd wns the advice xiv
an
tonic IN ferfnd ~ HnuahiorH In
cludNd a sembsiisnn uf American eifia
WIN ih"T" 81 nome ~ The European
cnnnirlea who're sinrl' cioihlnF. ont
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28

~, donf NE. ~ niRhi enaarameflta.
parties with boys oni ~ the realm,
we're , few ~ the cbafacfsnsfics iarh
lux ~ the lie md training ~ the fins
~ this cpnsff
Aifa Penny lachet nsHHfd ihat This
period ~ niflhopd be prolonged and
made 80 fasclnbfinn hna beautiful n
preparation for service and llfe ~ y
broader henfe which romea with mn
thrifty. wifohoDd nnd motherhood that
The nnNnhtcrs viii be ih 10 hum a.
turn the paae ~ ne ~ another rhap-
isr
~ this connection Airs Penny bseker
spoke ~ The sacrifices made ~ qa.
rents - eire their dauthtera the ad
eanfaFe ~ traysg whsn tnere ~ar 80
background On which - build. no early
preparation. and IN an eutefssiniag
manner told - the experiences aad
prrdleamsnt some inunK women
abroad who. 'thnu<n fhcf had eyes
a. sre saw not and siafea that ono
bIpnahi back from harDpe iDai ~het
pne took SO EHfnef
Mothers wefr adyisrd a. cultivate
70 sense ~ humDr Nhe fpld - hHVlnf /
li'rn iwifisd by Jfeol student wiiit
abfond about the lack ~ American
pfnpiff knowledge ~ sff and spoke
" e clipping from q Paris newspaper
which hr called her attention t. This
tom contained warning b. Americana
in q aormUh ny il minister in
fnlE country VIM spoke ~ the fact
mat Mrs Lisa" had carried her
daughter 'hons" into thsi horrible
IN PARIS called the Louvre nnd
she WIS staten ana no trace could be-
BOUND ~ her
a man 81 action in America hO de-.
idrd Tint be- mufi have some an ln
iia home orderrd ~ pieces along with
f"pdr shipped from city ara when
y cnfne fhe flri piece unfnchcA was
h' Venue de Nils ana bscnuHr u
AZ mutiiated ronhiiinn iachinn arms
'fr t1ni steps 10 fn'er nlsf fuf dAnn4
b. aud nuted also the iaauniiff 1T the
- ln tctuDNinF ibr pieces from the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28
BUILDING PERMITS FOR PAST
MONTH AMOUNT TO 81, 2SS
PRINCIPAL Permit Mas TO sumsra. and
hnseAsr for the jackson
Bu,ldtau

That business conditions ia Comm.
Christi afc rarldiy lmpsovins ia ind
en'ed by the February report ~ CITY
hnndinE inspcetef kAlmcr. which viii
Dc presented to the vouncn during the
eAriS part ~ thlz week
pnr,ng February the Inspector issued
twvnsNrtwo permits fof construction
work angrceatine IA value tsaSss a.
compared With building construction
aus'ns February ieit IT sss.iSS q slight
drrtcarF fvf the past month.
The nsureipal permit sseuca i,t,fne
tao inonih WAs 90 Sumcial and Kna,,t
81 Cor the construction ct the q A.
dscn~en huildins nt tho corner ~
chamgfal and Williams streets ~ cost
fieNoe WORK on the huailne started
dnrink the past week aHd u viii he
completed ana ready for oseonane, b..
the early Part of Apfn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28
PERSONAL MENTION

. " iiulnes huanoss man ~
NisnhaH Pass is in tne cnt en.at
li 'ue NneeoH
y Wood vt Wuodaboro ana ne L.
NiH'it ul san Antomn were amnne
lHtt nirht's arrivals st tho Nusc,s.
Mis-. hmih Dickson 1T klnes,liie ,aa
20 ga" rltN YESTERDAY 80 attend the
luncheon given in honnr of Nicsdam,a
i'ennN hurhrr ami fall
Mr Hnd Mm \ A. KnoN of C.,isvar
HH "to guvstN pi the Nueorp arfninp
Yesterday motniug
A. Mcclure nud ~ A. iiipp of
Houston were umouR msi ninht'a ar
rivals at tho Success
MtH e. ~ AlNorl and Mrs D.
',irh "f Portland spent Yesterday in tn.
r'h and ettoudra enc luncheon 90 tho
Nuervs tiotd
Nh and Airs a. a. Hoffman of bal.
W. are 'isi'inp in TIE oit, az ths guests
~ friends
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28

hns. The attorney for the railroad
settled ne cost - damage without q
rf"'"Hi This Wa amueiuRig tsd by
the speaker
Women 90 shc npsnders ~ sses ~ the
i"c"ms ~as treated under three heads
in q cpncise WAY
Mfn fennshnrker closed her addteaa
90 ihiN lnucturr Zoe fear that many
compelled 90 leave on outgoing trains
would miss Mfs Fairs addrcaa.
Mrs van wnr introduced by Airs
scott Who pHiI her henutifni fr.hutr
ana rcfoffDd a. the fact that He pfsal.
d"ri ~ the Texas Federation ~ We.
mems clubs. her election occurred ln
corpus 'hfiaii when that body con
v"ncd here moro thsn year ago
Airs Falis ,hik was biiof bat beau.
iiful, Standing on the occasion II hes
election, Ahf 90 dedicated nor aefyl,o.
q" the Texas women ia pretty Ian.
gunFe Sho closed ny aaylnrf
'nt Ia the East We dream me dfs,,fns
90 tho tilngn W. hope 60 do
iHi h"fc n the Wcat. che crimson
West
the dreams ~ the East como true
musical pnriuIn WIS intrrap.rncd
fh" Nhurm club under the dlrec.
i'nn ~ Prof Wallace pinrk of Portland
sang Dudley liuck'a Hymn 10 Music"
10 90 more yuicea We're heard
Mfn ~ :. Caldwell HHng Geaehv.s
hy FuHil
Mrs ~ Wood PLAYED tho orssn
r1fiuho and dld the urcnmpan,ine
Lovely foacs were presented to ihe
speakers
Mrs fnii viii return to Iieuston ,o
ll''i"" hn' Mrs Penny hacirl viii re.
man Do th" riif untn MandaV
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28
WOMEN OF THE WEEK

liiiLAnEip1NN Mlss pipr A,p
Wiienn known us tho SANTA CLAUS
"hl ~h" nt iN is nt thr held nf the
most extensive Christmas ritInr uii
Hnti"hs ln thc country h. auuonr
90 her rnseeemcnt 10 NuHpn linm
ncr wealthy umN,fmaa Anm Wi.
san Tor tho past two t,nrs hl- L..n
no SHntn cmts ia thousands so n.t.r
'hildren. Hpd "urr went in Washington
Z" ploRt With President WILSON flr
Fmrhlnl privilege on hsf nau.us
'hfiftuas shipping uf airI iu uotorls
stricken rural districts 1u opor he
country Tho President and several
members OF thc cabinet hrlrtlt nn
dorsed hci romnknuir wo,k nut urss
unnhl" &" sfnnt tHo unprecedented
priyllrgc
wiltiNMsrpWN Mass sfi.
Francis o.. SAVE f'cr.ldenf Wilson'S
daushftr who has hecn stayire si thc
White House sinco sh0rti, pfure thr
birth uf nos SOM tlnnfis tnerp a p,.
roetod homr This wcrk
DETROIT Mich nut w inml
prison population nf 4h1ui 500 ia thr
penal institutions at jackson. Ionia.
Marpu"t'c ana Detroit thctc ARE only
50 women all of whom arc undergoine
mpFlseanenf in thr Detroit institution
which s. the only ene rr.riNinr ftinaic
Prisoners rhis starlhnr disnsifiy n
nAufrs. ncwsNer Is not due wholly te
moral irmiNe superiority hnt m part
e. the tct thai Michigan has nn sp.,
isi rfioimatery fnr the sgN. ana man,
women are turned away from the eanft
heeausc thr state has nv particular in
suiuiiou equipped lot thtn
NEW NpRk The .iehth snnu.i.
tournament for tho insoor lawn tennis
championship ~ enc United States m
wnmons siueifs ard doubles wlu le
siefied rn the courts hru n MM,h
u.s.
Mites Mart Clsmrniiut Snse.llfV r.tNc
fcsrittlon issg week to Goa euests
persons Who had contributed fanas yn
0hiins her a. firht tof ana aeenrt
'heeeoa fortune lcn bee in ire wni.
az Hiram a. iAmrcrt WHirh was ron
l'sted hN relatives when rrdaccl to|
deprndersy q subscription was tskrn
No ter Miss Sinc,ilcs 10 ruahlr nor a.
e'ftN hcr utht 10 ehe rnnfi ~ ahnstls
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-28

kxcludink AiSsks. the whole ~ the
United states could Re cat irte RrAsii
ana shwv wcnld sin ~ soa.4se square
miles oncovraei
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
SECRET TO
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Rring Hack Its Color and Lustre
With Grandma's says Tea
Recipe.

Common garden age brewed into
a heavy tea. with sulphur and alcohol
added, viii turn gray, stroaked and
faded air beautifully dark and lux
uriant; remove every bit of dandrun,
stop scalp itching and falling hair.
Mixing the sage Tea and sulphur re-
cipe at home. though. Is troublesome.
An easier wav ~ go get the ready-to-
use tonic. costing ABOUT so cents a
large bottle. at drug stores, known as
'Wyeth's sage and sulphur Hair
Remedy thus avoiding "a lot OF muss.
While wispy, gray. faded hair is not
sinful. we ~ desire 10 retain our
youthful appearance and attractive
ness. By darkening your hair with
wyeth's Sasc and sulphur no one can
tell. because it does Il 50 naturally. so
evenly. You just dampon a sponge OF
soft brush with IL and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at "A time; hy morning all stray
hairs have disappeared. After an
other application or two your hair he-
comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft
and luxuriant and you appear years
younger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
CHURCHES BRIGHT WITH
FLOWERS AND MUSIC

Special music and floral decorations
marked the services az all The
churches yesterday. Perfect Easter
weather brought out large e%ongrcsa-
tons
knights Templar attended a specihl
service for them az ~. Johns church
IN the afternoon.
Three cautatas were presented the
University choral club sang The
story of Cavalry" al the Presbyterian
church In the afternoons an augment
ed choir sang In Tho RESURRECTION
and the Life, at the Conversational
| church. and the First Baptist choir
sang Mary OF bethany last night
a sunrise service began the celebra-
ton az the Lutheran church. Contr-
nation WAS held at the regular morn
ing service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
AUDIENCE
HEAR LECTURES
BY DR.. HOUSE
Psychology of Health" Course
Brings Out Interesting Dis
oussiOn of Physicians Place
in Present Day Conditions.

Three times yesterday DIT. Edwin
III. House addressed large audiences
on The Psychology OF HEALTH The
morning address WAS upon Jesus the
Gardener. Mary'a mistaken idea. yet
true In many ways. He said the gar
dencr believed In the dirt. the seed.
the sky and the resurrection. Many
belong 70 the common dirt Of hui
mainly. but Jesus put his WORK here
because out of Il grows the communi-
~ interests Of the world. The ground
q working for mankind. And the
best work In the world comes from
the common man. Out OF him has
come the democracles. the poets. the
big things OF life. Christ was plant
ing in W. tho seed OF love. Kindness
ana courage. aud these flower IN
great deeds and frultage. The sky
whispers To us 60 move up out OF the
dead life 81 formalities to something
Of spirituality and rich attainment.
This Easter calls US TO "A resurrection
Of hope. faith. owe and things be-
yond. The life beyond y the souls
summer land.
His afternoon topic wal on bible
Healing" and he showed that there
- uthhnA AtNtAuiuh 70 HFoUlthtt ah-
coEding 20 statute, according to
~atonement. according To commission
He claimed that the conditions OF the
hour In the many cults have been
brought about by the church not al
ways doing her full work. the lack OF
faith IN Christians. and the mistakes
Of the medical world In not being
mctaphysicians ana more Christian
In its practice. He said there always
has been a place In the New Tesla
ment for the physician n that
Chris, commends him.
All the afternoon lectures this
week win be in the First Presbyter-
ian church at , o'clock. the subject
this afternoon being The Power oi
Affirmation
The evening lectures will be held
In the First congregational church.
and the subject tonight Is Tuning 10
the Infinite"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

George r. Cochran, a Santa Fe
conductor. dropped dead a few min
utes after leaving the dispatcher's OF
fee az Winslow. Ariz,, last night. the
body was brought here this morning.
lie leaves IL widow and one daughter
Mrs. Gertrude Phillips, Of this city
lie was d member OF the Masons' Odd
Fellows and the order Of Railway
Conductors lie came to New Mexico
about IS years x and had been ia
the santa FEES employ the same
length 81 time. The body will be in
TERED in Wilson. Kansas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
N E PIONEER
OF ALBUQUERQUE IS
CLAIMED By DEATH


Following an illness lasting i've
weeks. Henry Leebs died yes erday,
aged 81 years. He lived here for "a
years. Mt. LOebs vas a aatise % Ger
many. He came % tins country Ia
1850, settling in 81. Louis where ne
Remained several years. He interest
ed itself. with his brother, jacob
since dead, IN a local brewery and sue
ceeded IN MAKING Il prosper. Hs
was widely known for his industry
and uE-il his retirement q few years
ago, was considered a leading factor
IN local business circles.
He u survived hy W. daughters
MrH. Al soeil and Miss Henrietta
Loehs. and a on. Henry Loebs, Jr.
Funeral services viii be held az 3
o'clock "Wednesday morning az he I'm
macuitae Conception chuTck. Buria
will oe In Santa Barbara cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
WATER REPORT WILL
BE REPRESENTED TO
COUNCIL TONIGHT

Tonights regular FIRST of the month
meeting OF the city council win be
made Of unusual importance by the
expected report Of the special water
supply committee which has been
working ON the water question Tor
some time. The committee consists
Of Alderman Or. n. l.. Hust !. T. Nc
laughlin. simon Stern, j. J. Wilson and
W. W. strong ana IT, report was com
pleted some DAYS ago. II h under
stood the committees conclusions are
unanimous.
Ia view OF the probable su0mis-
sion Of the water committees report
there was some question whether the
matter OF the charges aeainst Captain
Pat OGrady OF the police force
would come up NJ this moeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

Fees candy Store-Cnocolate Cream
Easter Esgs. SC; ? for Sc: { for &c.
W. @. Miller OF Horace. y. NJ, Il
registered at the Combs hotel.
Jake and Mark Levy Of Santa Fc
arrived last night for "a short visit.
United states Deputy Marshal J. u.
GHlusha has returned from "A trip 10
the border at Columbus
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. q. Randall Of Taos
are visitors In Albuquerque today.
Mr.. Randall is president ~ the Taos
Savings bank.
". Il. Brcyoort of New York. in
tcrested extensively in mines In tho
Golden district. is In the city today
on business.
Col Tom T.. Gable of Dawson arr
rived in Albuquerque last night and
VIII be here several days attending
60 business matters.
Florence Ellis. daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. George r. Ellis. was christened
az 81 Johns Episcopal church Satur-
day.
Albuquerque Council No. 6il,
knights of columbus. viii hold the
INST Arm meeting tonight at 5
/ o'clock In odd Fellows hall.
Miss Frances Myers of Las Vegas.
who has been the guest Of Miss Wat
~lington for several days, left yestcr-
day afternoon for her home.
United states District Attorney
Summers Burkhart has gone to SAN
"a Pc for the term of United states
court which opens there today.
g. 49, sutton of - paso, "a former
resident here, h q visitor in town.
Mr. sutton rs former hcad 81 tho
Southwestern Metal Manufacturing
company of this city.
Roy VI Bali manager OF the j
korbcr q Co. store Is away on %
months vacation. which viii be- spent
az Phoenix. Ariz., ana the california
eXpOsitions.
Albuquerque EuCamuWcnt 80 T. I
q. o.. r., meets in regular session .thi'
evening at 3 O'Clock Ia A. o. g. "
hall work In Golden Rule degree
Visitors welcome.
james N. Carpenter, santa F'
yurdmaster. left ON train No. . this
afternoon for "a trip to Milwaukee
WIS. lie way called east 10y the a.
ness uf his brother.
Arthur La DrleTc has been ordered
Hl the city court to move from a0'
south broadway. His landlady Mrs
~MufkuNlt1, entered complaint against
him.
state senator u. r. Paukcy o|
l.amy ~ bon the city today. having ar
rived this morning from silver city
whore he attended the Southwestern
Cattle Growers convention.
Captain T. NJ Lcary Of the Nintl
cavalry. stationed at Hachita, was
visitor In town today lie called OF
United states Deputy Marshal j. 4,
Gaiusha. lie left for Santa Fc thi
Afternoon
Regular review at Alamo Hive NJ
T. Ladies uf the Macuabees. at 1al
o'ci"f@ tomorrow Tuesday after
noon ben odd Fellows hall. Their
win be an election Tor Supreme Xiv
Representative and Initiation.
Two shcriffs deputies from Gran
county passed through here thi
morning with eight convicted prison
ers. They had six men IA two hoy
In their charge. The ]conylcts wer
handcuffed
Ticket clerk Emery Fnroat of IA
local santa re offices has gone 4
California for a vacation at the eX
position. He was accompanied D.
his father. who will make his HON
in California.
Corporation Commissioner o.
owen came down from santa re la'
night. accompanying Mrs. owen AN
I Mrs. T. NJ. Doran OF Santa Pc. Tn
% ladies left last night for Californi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

To visit the expositions. Mr.. owen
will return TO Santa Fe today.
Charles n. Wade. receiver Tor H."
American Lumber company. returned
this morning from California. accom-
panied by -. w. G. Merriam Of Long
Beach. one Of the men extensively
interested in the company. and other
les Angeles men who are interested
In the big plant.
United states senator willard
Salisbury. Of Delaware, accompanied
by Mrs. salisbury, was q passenger
on train No. 3 this morning. Just
a pleasure trip smiled the senator
In response co "a question. Were
going la the Grand Canyon. the eN-
positions and Honolulu. I'm enjoy
ing every minute Of the trip-as
happy as a boy out or school"
There II an uLconfirmed report
bnat the forest service. which is
cramped for room in the Luna
Stricklcr building, Will move In "a
short time 20 the new McCannu-
Hubbcll building at FIRM street and
| Central avenue. Forest SERVED ON
cials decline Co say anything regard
ing the matter.
Attorney 4. b. Rcnchan of santa
Re b. spending today iu Albuquerque
attending TO business matters. Mr.
Renehun has just come from III Paso,
where Mrs. Eenehnn underwent "a
serious operation several days ago.
Mrs. Ecnehau stood the operation
well and Is now on the way to COM
plcto recovery.
Harry NJ. Frank and his bride, who
was Miss Bessie NJ. Dent, have ar
rived from Midland. Mich. where
they were married last week. Their
romance began when they were both
students az the high school here. Mrs.
Frank is the daughter uf Gcorsc
Dent formerly connected with III"
Albuquerque foundry. Mr. ana Mrs
Frank will live here.
\ bible class 1T the Y. ". g. \.
! starts tonight at the y. W. &. a.
home. $40 south Third street, at
O'Clock. with Mrs. Lansing Bloom as
leader of the class The subject VIII
| he the 1--WE literary periods of the odd
Testament This class Will b" held
every Monday evening Tor SIX weeks
and all women are invited 10 attend
IT. sessions.
Dr 4. r. Mckenzie, prosidcnt-cicci
OF Fisko university. and % widclN
known social worker, is here lu con
u%cctiou with q survey of tho lnciht
schools Of the state for the Phelps
stokes fund Hc b. The guest of l.. II
Weir. field secretary of the Natinnn
Fairgrounds association, who h. tenn
]purHrily directing the charity and JH'
ycnilc work of the civic league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
RETAIL MERCHANTS
WILL BANQUET
APRIL a
Fred B. Smith, Noted New
York Speaker to Business
Men Will Be the Guest Of
Honor.

The Retail Merchants association
has mode arrangements for It's get
together meeting ON April IAN In the
Masonic temple banquet hall,
Dinner viii be served by the ladies
ot the Eastern star. Mr.. Fred y.
smith, Vice president Of the Johns
Evansville Manufacturing company ~
New York CITY viii be the guest OF
honor This win be % treat ~ Mr.,
Smith o. conceded hy tho press of the
country to 5e one of the best speak
CTS to Hd'n on the platform today
The rctuil merchants want all men
In the city who are Interested In "hig
things Ca hear AZ. smith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

Al sorts ~ original touches are be-
ms found on suits. the latest of which
b. the uneven coat length. usually obs
tanned hy points depending from the
sides and sometimes the back, says
the Baltimore News. Pointed laIs
are also being placed two upon each
coat pocket. These flaps are placed
one at one side instead OF top and bot
tom. the points meeting as the center
OF the pDcNet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
NOTICE.

The two Albuquerque daily papers
are glad to favor Albuquerque
churches ana lodges ny publishing
notices OF services and meetings free
Of charge. Notices Of entertainments.
lectures. recitala, suppcrs, teas, etc,
which are given for the purpose Of
making money, however, win be
charged FOR at regular advertising
rates. Where an admission Is charged
or a collection Is taken. whether men
ton OF the fact Is made IN the notices
published in the paper OF not tho
papers will charge Tor the notices. In
stead Of phonilg notices In, bring
them.
THE MORNING JOURNAL,
TILE EVENING HERALD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
M0RTUARY.


Mrs. Elivra Joseph died at her
home, iO4 East Lead avenue this
At 1850 o'clock. The funeral
viii be held al the a. NJ. r.. church
Tuesday afternoon az 3 o'cloe. Rev.
Mr. Hewkins officiating. inierment
Will be In Fairyiew.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
nnEAM am rAIn MOMEN.

ffome Tnlent Drama. High school
auditorium tomorrow night. Admis-
sion rs cents. Isencft OF Cold %
broadway Christian church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

Everybody has his clothes made by
/. b. Booth, ne South Second street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05
ROSE B~UsHEs-2-year-Old
plants, $3.50 per dozen.
Albuquerque Greenhouses.

Everybody has his clothes made by
y. d. Booth, ~ South Second street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

piano tuning. < A.. Thurman.
so2is Central ave. Phone sol.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-05

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE At OFFICE OF WATER co.
IiG s. SECOND.