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ful that their boss rule would he
destroyed ~ they submitted to the
voters They repudiated their for
mer request and tho law. and after
Socialist Precinct commltteemen or
Ranized under the law, seven or
eight members of the ring came to-
Eether and outlswod and Ignored all
Precinct Committeeman elected hy
the Socialist voters who had organ
lied under the law. Nv this action
were lmpuEned. ignored and disre-
garded by tho very ones who now
seek the votes Of the people.
SOLD THE SOCIALIST VOTE
have the undlsputed evidence I'm
my possession that one member Of
the present state Executive Commit
tee Of the Socialist Party harter~d
and sold the Socialist vote to other
political party managers. and have
the testimony OF two OF his own
witnesses who were party members
to prove that a member OF the pres.
ent state Executive Committee
worked for other political candi-
dates. and that money was paid for
such support
I refused to knowingly tolerate
this treason to the workers md
voters, and brought the guilty ones
TO trisl before the State Executive
Committee, hut tho dictator OF the
a.
the state Executive COMMITTEES de-
cided that selling the Socialist vote
Is not a violation OF the party prin-
.ciples unless II can be proved that
red card members were induced to
vote for other party candidates. In
other words, Socialist voters are re-
garded by tho dictator In Tacoma az
n thing 60 barter and sell to the
hiRheft bidder. and only red card
members are sacred and priceless.
lie looked upon the people aa his
legitimate prey,
There is but one way TO get rid
of the srafters and human lice in
the Socialist Party and that H. FOR
the people 10 refuse 20 nay dues or
vote the ticket while the CRITTERS
are IN control OF the party. Icape-
ciailv incompetent ana untrnat.
worthy " the man who In running
for governor Of this state on tie
Socialist ticket, because ho not only
knew nil that tho ring was doing
but he prevented the party members
and locals from learning the facts.
EDWIN J. BROWN
ITO BE Continued In Next Mondays
starr
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" HE government aviation school az San Diego graduated
army avia.ors last month and has turned six
more. thus far, in September.
II Uncle Sam will only supply the machines he will have
army aviation pretty which will not be stand
ing Joke abroad.
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Cockroaches
Rats and Mice

Nothing is more disaEeeable
than a home infested with these
pests. Destroy them with Stearns'
Electric Rat and Roach Paste. the
standard exterminator for thirty.
five years.
II kills off rats. mice. cock
reaches and wsterouss. Does not
blow into food like powders: ready
for use: nothing to mix
Directions IN ~ languages In every pses.
age Two sir~s ..c and si.ee
Sold b. retailers eyerywhers
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Benetol
N|5gS32li2Sp||E a5IlsE5u1ao

prevents contagious Diseases. Fun
directions In every carton. For sale
at all druggists.
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To Socialist Voters
Why Socialist Voters Should
Vote the Democratic
Ticket.

II IL hardly to bo expected that
Party viii vote for any person other
than their party nominees because
every party member has signed a
pledge to vote only for the party
nominees. and person who Wishes
TO vote for and support others than
Socialists should take their with
draw8l card and sever their reia-
tton with the party, and by 40 doing
avoid breaking a pledge and a faith
with those party members who are
powerles- TO do anything for the
workers or themselves, also those
who remain In the Socialist Party
and pay dues are simply prolonRing
the rule or ruin policy OF the dicta-
tors and meal ttckot Socialists and
professional prcletarlans who now
form the Socialist Party organiza-
ton of this state.
TIE REASON - PLAIN
In the primary election of 1912.
the Socialist voters OF this state
elected their Precinct Committee
tee and state Secretary had notified
all County Secretaries that the
party must 80 elect Precinct Com
mitteemen and organize under the
Primary law At the Seattle city
election, In the spring OF 1912 an
enormous Socialiat vote was cast
because the people had confidence In
the party and the nominees at that
time. After this election Jealous.
dictatorial. covetous eyes were east
upon the political prestige which tho
state Executive Committee ring
thought was going to come to the
Socialist Party Ia the near future.
The Socialist voters went into the
primaries and elected nearly $50
regular party members as Precinct
Committeeman - King county,
which was more In number than tho
entire party membership In King
county TODAY. Just before the pri-
mary election IN 1912 the state Ex-
ecutive Committee ring became fear
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THE FEMALE 0. T. S. I. M.
DEADLY T. r. M.
The women gathered round the
room.
EIpectantly they stood.
They barely whispered tho they
knew
Choice scandal. oh. 50 good
Then suddenly they murmured.
The door had opened wide,
A white faced man had entered,
Had quickly slipped inside.
A pompous female grabbed him.
''Ha. ha." said she quite loud.
We've called you here, you villain.
To hear what thinks this crowd"
Now. William Egbert Roche.
We've watched dear Fred Welsh
train,
He's going to fight In town tonight.
Hen not have fought in vain"
We love our darling Freddie.
II he don't win, you hound.
Wen run you round until your legs
Are worn down 10 the ground.
And then they held the fight that
evening. and many women were
present 10 glare al Roche. and
White met Welsh. and. and-weil
you know all about II.
SOME PEOPLE SEEM TO
THINK THAT OTHERS EXPECT
TOO MUCH OF THEM.
SELFLOvE PREVENTS SOME
PEOPLE FROM LOWING MORE
1NsfsaF
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. . .
nv CLEAR

Mechanic street extension Is q
one-wny street That IL. any We
hicle may now move only In one
direction at a time. In fact. We
hicles hereafter will move In two
directions at one time The New
Rochelle ~. ~ Standard.
See here. boss. ordered
tripe ard beans with coffee.
and the waitress has brought
me lettuce sandwich and q
cup OF weak tea"
you must excuse her, sir.
All due TO absent ninoeoness.
She's . former society girl
and she can't seen, 10 grasp
the idea that quick lunch Is
not . function"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-29

hy local applications u, they cannot
rct N the diseased portion of the ear.
There is unly one Way to Citc deafness
and that Is hy constitutional remedies.
Deafness be caused by an iufiamcd cou-
dition uf the e. lining or IA,
Eustachihn Tube when THIS tube -
Itnilamcd Nou have t rumhiIuH sound
OF imperfect hearing and when IL BEL
cutIrcl Cluaod Deafness BE- ~, result.
aud unloss the innpmmutIou can uo
taken "ui arl thus tube restored 10 H..
normal condition hearing Will be- de-
stroNcd forever. Mint" cases our OF ten
are caurcd by Datarrh which is moth
lng but an inilamcd condition 81 tio
mucous surfaces.
We viii give one lluudtrd Dollars
for n case OF Deafness tU3u,cd by
catarrhD that cauuul h, cured h,
Halls catlrth cur, S'nd Tor pat.
tiCulars. nee.
r. J CHENEY s eco Toledo. ohio
sold by Druggists ,',
Take HALLS Family Pills fpr consu.
patton.
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Iirs, Congregation, Church.

Corner coal avenue and broadway
\. T~outhaScr. minister, residence, COS
South Edith street.
SUNDAY school Hi5 a. m preach.
ing services. ~ u IA. and 1880 D. m
sermons bV the pastor Themes, "Th,
Sabbath Properly Observed, and
Two Lars aud what Happened "a
Them
Y T. : Z. T.. $40 o. m
Folluwin win the musical pro-
gram.
Morning service.
organ prelude. "ncrccusc' Faulkes
Anthem. "rhc Gates of Pear. smith
|Oncrtory. Vision $500. it~hciubergcr
Solo. Rock Of Agcs" ...,.. iiuuscicy
Mrs. : u Miller
postludc. Grand chorus .Guilmant
Evening service
organ prelude, Romance sans Pa
role ..sts ..t.s tts'tt l'hNlh'N
Oncrtory. "Bcrcousc slave Norudl
postlud.. "Scherzo' ...... Icmaigr,
T.. Stanley Scdcr, uignnist.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mi. and Mrs l.. L. Bryson left
Thursday for salt Lake city where
MI. BrNson has accepted 4 position
with "a large drug company. Mr..
Br son has for some tmc pes, been
In charge of the Butt drug store at
Fourth street aid Central venue.
Mrs. Charles Rehringcr has re-
turned home after u visit VITA her son
IN III Paso.
MIR. and Mrs seymour OF ~ Pasu
are in the city, the guests OF Mrs. J.
a. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. "a Spitz left for New
York and Boston the early part of
the week Thoy VII be absent Tor sew
cral weeks.
Mrs, Frank summers. who has bocr
visiting since The holidays. ~ now IN
| New orleans, tue guest of Mrs stein.
or. who spent several months in Al
buqucrquc last year.
Mrs. r.. A.. DAVIS left Wednesday
cNcning Tor a short western TRIP with
Mr.. DAVIS. rhcy returned hume yes.
tcrday.
Mrs aecncm OF Socorro has beer
the uest of Mrs. lSaac Barth durin,
the past week h returned hom'
Friday.
Mrs. copp of silver city Joined he
husband the early part of the wccl
for "a short stay. pr. Copp H. IN prac
tice here.
senator Mahry and his wife, VIII
have recently come from Texas. hay
taken up their residence AT the cas-
de orc. where thcv VIII he al HON
TO their Trends.
Mrs. G.. l. Edclon arrived Sunda
evening To join hrr husband The
are at home at 5lp West Cold avenue
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First Presbyterian Church.

Hugh \ cooper. pastor
Services al ~ a. M and 1io o. nm
Morning theme. "'rhc t'aith of Oui
Fathers sunday school a. 80,
a. m: Young Peoples Society of chris,
tan Endepyor at q g. y. IN.
Wednesday evening" service. Lee
sons From the Lif" of Paul g "
Blair. leader
Music by chorus choir under dir"o
tion of Mrs. Bradford
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silver aNonuo and sixth street. I'D
ward l.. Schuclor, pastor; parsonage
800 South sixth phone 1898
The scrl ice hour are II a. M and
1890 y. m. Morning theme is the
Gospel Impractical avcnins. a Bible
reading. David Livings,oue's Favoritc
Psalm"
Elizabeth Schucler leads the En-
deavor topic 1T $50 u. M. Great
Foreign Missionaries Junior g. e.,
u. m: SUNDAY school. H:ti a m,
"Wednesday evenings portion IN
Isaiah viii bee Chapters 20 to IS
Read ~
ON Monday evening our churci
council meets
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The University Nesper service viii
be held at I O'Clock sunday afternoon
at i,odcy hail, University campus. The
address win be by pearce c ilodey.
formerly of Harvard %univerr!ty who
will speak on some phases 81 Y N.
c. A. work at that institution 1t is
jcct will hear Mr., Rodcy.
The musical program Includes a
solo by Hugo 9. Meyer and an an
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broadway Christian Church.

Randolph COOK. minister, rcsid an,c
.i75S.
prcachlng nt - a m and Z 50 y ~
Topics ut sermons. morning. "bonia
bond
Special music by choir Mrs Harmed
dircctrcss.
sunday school az "l5 q ~ Chris
tan Endoavor at q 80 y. m.
Services earnest, holpfll, c%ncourur
ms, with n welcome for all.
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THE CHURCHES
First baptist Church.

Corner Broadwa, and Lead aVcnu"
C.. T Taylor pastor 500 South Walter
street, phone 1865
sermon subject II "A IN. seven
Steps To an Improved Sunday school. %
Special music:
Anthem. "piot Me-" wilson.
Solo, lie l.eadc.h Me-" ,Ashiordl.
MR., McGrif.
sermon subject 7.30 y. m. How
TO Live "A Long auI Happy Life
sunday school, . - n IN sunbeam
band. 2:30 y. m, Iulior u. Y. f. Y.
g y m, promotion exercises: SenIol
u. v. u. T., $50 y. m, missloaar,
meeting mission sunday school
p. m, seventh street and Mountain
road
Prayer meeting Wednesday : p, M
Choir practice, Wednesday, ) y, M
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Don't taii io attend The sixth an.
nnai grand urisc ma~unc,ndc ball
given h, the Gcrman nit, lodge M,
go. ~, a. g.. Tuesday, ichruar, I.
M colombo hail. Nii-ic u, iioo-icr
orchestra.
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In q series on the book of Revelation.
entitled. The Meaning and Trend o'
the Book. Evening sermon. 9TH,
Two Glasses of sinners
SUNDAY school atl ~ M 81 tn,
service q trombone colo viii be rem.
dercd d., Earl purtcfdold Epwortl
!caguc. 80 y IA.
Solos morning aud evening by Nj
Raiph smith Chorus choir
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Corner Lead tehhe and South
Third street Chtrlos Oscar Beck.
man. pastor. Mis- Edith dorhy lea
CONFESS. Ralph Sn h, soioisi.
sermons by the aston IL a m and
30 u. m Morning sermon. he third
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ON Monday afternoon Mrs. Charles
White was hostess at an informal two
table game of bridge ana ON Wcdn.s.
day afternoon Mrs John Lee Clarke
entertained with two tables.
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Fort nightly Recital.
This afternoon. IN Rosenwald's new
%pho,.ograph department. ia, Fort
ightl club IL holding "A recital Of
Maude Powell and Charles Harrison
numbers. These artists are To ap-
pear here early next month In con-
cert under club auspices.
The club is sertlng tea To- the visit.
ors and a goodly number are prcscnt
rs guests of the club.
4 goodly list of patrons fo, the com
cert course to he STAGED by ia. club
has been secured I'm part this TX ns
follows.
Mr.. Joshua Raynold. AIR ana Mrs
u Il. Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. oestrcich.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. T. Chase. Mr.. and
Mrs Ma, Nordbau. AR and Mrs
u. $. Rosenwald. Mr.. end Mrs. r..
Woolse,, Or. and Mrs. Algcr. DR.. and
Mrs. shortle. Ar. ~ Mrs. Frank
Hubbcll, Mr. aud Mrs. Noa Iitcld.
MIR. and Mr.. Mullen, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Clark NJ. carr. MIR. ana Mrs n. "
Wiley. Dr. and Mrs. Cornish. Mr. and
Mrs. Hopcwc,l AIR pnv,u Al, aud
Mrs \ n r,.Ld Az ,,l NJ. CON.
,eu ur ,,a v,s - nt.,, A. .,a
Az. u.,,,o, a, aa, ~.
80 ~ ~
n.or"a A..
80. "'H """"''
us ."'"''s, "S !" ""i'oh'
MT ~ fNhh' MAYOR Ioatilgh''
"' :. y frchch, Mr W u south
ara Mrs Charles Whitc' Mr. Roy Nc
p"naidh Mis- Isaac Barth. MIS-. u.
WHITE, Mrs. j. ID. CLARK. NJ Gudcll.
Mrs. NJ H. Hart, Mrs. T.. l.. Bradford.
Mrs. T.. g.. Reid. Mrs. u a. Hcning.
Mrs T. q. Winfrey. Mr.. T.. stanley
Scd,r Miss pnula Postal Nrs : a
Miller. Mr. George Mitchell. Mrs.
George Wheeler. Mrs. j NJ McTecr.
Miss Louise Nichols. Mrs. Mabel
stevens Himoc. Mrs. j. A Hdbbs.
Mrs. e. T.. Hodgin.
g
Iortntglnl,'s Program.
r,yI,sb nusic ga, .nu,,.,o, -,
ia, ,n.,,t,n 40 "a. r.n,.i.,,t -,
held a, the home of Mrs NcInpd,es.
TUESDAY .vcninp.
Mrs. George Eyerl,, read 4, mos, I'm.
tcrcsting paper on Eaylish oratori,
and English sons sacred ana s,cul,,
Mrs. FLOYD Morrige,,e sang ga Res,
in HE Lord from "Eiiah Hugo &
Never sang. Let Nc Like , Soldi,,
Fall" from "Ma%retana." and "Li,tI,
hoy Blue" by Mark Andrea "Ite.
joic. Greatly from THE Messiah
was suna bv Mrs. bradford
Mrs. Evsriti PLAYED a walls, carrie,
by Beard an Ensllshman with whom
she studied.
Th. next regular meeting vin Il,
open To the public. It win be held a
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Tor Mr. NCs,hcH,.

Mrs. 4. y. Wilkcrson was "A lunch
con hostess at the Elks' club. at |
o'clock on "Wednesday, In honor of
Mrs. Barth's guest, Mis- Mouncm. OF
Socorro. cover were laid Tor eight
guests
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-29

Committees have bee busy com
| plotting arrangements for the crane
| prize masquerade hall Ia be given b,
| German Unity Lodge No. oio -, q
a.. at Colombo hall. TUESDAY night
February /. Indications ar. that th'
anair vii he a VERY enjoyable ne.
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Announcement was made this morn
Ing hat the ioCai temple OF the Mys-
tic shrine. Ballut ADyad, would give an
informal dance following It's mex rcgn.
lar meeting. February ~. h func-
\ tion will be for the ladies % the mem
hers and viii be quite Informal.
The meeting viii be q brief u anc
the dance will begin about s'3o.
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JutIbt NuNttSuTN ''''''u.
Miss Martha valiant entertained
the members Of the Juninr Auxiliary
of 1t. Iuhus parish this afternoon at
her home ON West copper avenue.
The afternoon was spent with games.
In the dining room a color scheme of
pink aud white was carried uut with
flowers and place carus Whirh we're
small dolls dressed In lufy pink crepe
paper. Mrs T.. n. bullock. Miss
Adciiuc Monica and Mrs. George
Valiant assisted the hostess
rhosc invited were Nonsicia Cha /.
! yes. Elizabeth CLARKE Alice Could.
olive Harden. AlmIra Hammond.
| Esther liowden. Elizabeth Morrisctte.
Dorothy McAllistor, Emily Moye.
Helene shade. Marjoric Steam, louise
Trcffcnhcre. Goldic Witt,
Mrs. T. y. Bullock entertained hcr
sunday school class last night ut din.
ner. Covers were laid for the follow
ing Consucla Chaycs, elizabeth
CLARK. Alice Gould, Esther Howdcii,
Emily Muyc. Dorothy McAllistcr.
Louise Trcfenbcrg. Marjorie steam.
Gold. witt, Mr.. aud Mrs. T. y. Bull
lock.
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Airs J. \. Peterson was hostess 10
the Tuesday 500 club this week at her
, nomc on Forester avenue. After a
| delightful afternoon at 500, lunch
was served Prizes were awarded
Mrs. /. n. wood, Mrs, G, l.. schutt'
Mrs ". " Bowers and Mis. II G.
koehl
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on the work being louc and stated
the deficit when thc work was nm
ishcd would be s2,o"U Su'en nun
drcd dollars of this was covered bS
voluntary pledges at the mcotins.
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The special feature of the annual
reception to the faculty of the TINT
vcrsitS. given by President and Mrs.
David Ross Boyd Thursday evening
at the Boyd home on SoIth High
street, was what amounted to u re-
cital by Mrs John u. Clark, wife OF
the head of the chemistry depart
mcnt
Mrs. Clark IL a viOlinist 90 marked
ability, Of whose exquisite playing AL
buquerquc has heard all too littlc.
She played half u dozen numbers for
the faculty and their hosts all Of
which evoked enthusiast al plausc.
E. stanley Scdcr, head of the tniver-
sity department ot music played
Chopin's nocturnc IN T. fiat and
Grieg's "Minuctto.'
Mrs. Clark's numbers were as fol-
lows
Walthers-prizc Sons, from Die
Mcistersingcr
i,ccthovcn-Minuct.
DAmbrosio--Canzonctta.
vienna wski-Sccond Mazutka.
Cadmar-At Dawning.
Ncinda-oloVonic Cradle song
The Cadman number brought out
an especially large of ap-
p%lause, Mr. cadman having visited the
University seN cral times on the occa-
sion Of his stay IN this city aud TINT
Nersity people being well acquainted
with his music.
The Boyds, as urual, were peerless
hosts and It oos without saving that
those who were 50 fortunate AZ 10 Ice
Invited to the function enjoyed them
selves throughout the evening.
Those present included Mcssrs. and
Mcsdamcs Lynn u. Mitchell, rector
=. Sherwin. e. T. Hodgin &. y. BON
nett. Roscoe II. Uill. Charles T.. Kirk.
X. y. Hutchinson; Mrs, John u.
Clark Misses Della j. Sislor. Jose
phinc X. Parsons. Ethel \. Hickey,
Frances Lathrop; Messrs. j. Nelson.
Dean a. Worcester. \. -. Wccse. VIII
T.. Ellington. Jesse l.. Brenn,man, r..
stanley Sedcr. A. W Wand. \. *,
Leopold.
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what is expected TO be u OF the
most interesting, as well az nearest
unique concerts even held IN ttts city,
is being arranged by the Woman's
club, with the child welfare depart
mcnt IN charge.
The concert IL 10 take place Febru-
ary u and viii he tor h benefit ol
the child welfare fund, All h mum
bcrs viii be rendered by muric ians N
appropriate costumes aud viii be rem
lniscent of the melodies Of former
periods. In fact, the program viii III
selected from old-timc SONGS praoti'
cally entirely.
Those who are anxious 10 heat
some old-tashioncd melody suns
! again may make their requests Il
| Mrs, John w. Wilson, head of tn
child welfare department, hy tolc
phone. VI No i522 w. An effort WI
he made TO have every song requested
sung.
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Communicated i,ap,cr MAR.

The local commandcry OF knights
Templars ana the local chapter of
Royal Arch Masons united to give "A
social AFFAIR At the Masonic Temple
last night Ia honor Of their ladies Tho
afair was "A complete success and AZ
fordcd "A very pleasant evening fut
about l25 guests.
h function was arranged by q
committee composed of the following
; IL Busch. e. NJ Blair, G. r.. Potter
and Peter Cameron.
Dancing Was the principal feature OF
the cntcrt 1inment. but a special hi
was scored by Miss Heacock in u sole
intcrpretatiVc number which preceded
this general dancing Ralph smith 4
l recent acquisition of Albuquerque mu.
| sic circles, sang several numbers.
DAINTY refreshments we're serve
later in the evening The ladies wer,
much Impressed with the ability of tn
Sir knishts and companions a. host
land many were the compliments on th'
evenings entertainment heard as tn
party broke up.
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Bridge, Party.

Mrs. Ernest Spitz entertained via
"A bfidg. party ~ her homo ON Norli
Twelfth street yesterday afternoon.
O.
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The Monday Afternoon club me,
with Mrs. Frank Ackerman at the
casa de GRO. Mrs. N. X. Wyider was
a guest, Of the club for the afternoon.
Tho members Of this club axe Mrs,
Frank Alderman, MIS-. FcliN Baca.
Mrs. isaac Harth. MR. Nancy Res
wick. Mrs Hust, Mrs, y. II Ives, Mrs,
Frank Stortz and Mrs. II %. strong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-29

Mrs. G.. l. tdclrn arrived sunday
evening to join her husband They
at home at $40 West Gold avenue.
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Mrs, Ernest Davis entertained tn
Luncheon Bridge club ON "Wednesday
Airs. u. II. earns. Mrs. Charles Whit
ana Mrs j. g. kirchcr were guests
OF the club. Mrs. l.. N RaSunldS woi
the prize for the high score. TIL
members are Mrs. Frank liutt, Mis-
Jennie Butt Mrs. r. \ Davis, Mrs
Fred iiornhy. Miss Maybcllo l%ovclace
Mrs. e. g McElwain. Mrs T.. NJ Ray
nolds, Mrs George ;. valiant. TIL
cluh meets next week with Miss May
bette L.oVclace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-29

senator Mahry and his wife, VIII
have recently come from Texas. hay
lie ono. where thcv VIII he al HON
10 their Trends.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-06
Brnn6eigeutnm.
3u nertauidlcu, gGn0crelen, min.

6aulfenOers gute sanidr Gfferten.
800 Qfer in GQmoer Gountp,
03o., 3Ipci cute Gtitf 2ono nit Der
beiierungen, $50 Qdcr unter Gflug.
.0ret CUTE Guetlen, I'M Iauid ge9en
ita0tiides @ruloeigentum. 8reis
$4,000 pet afcr. Su0 4afota 2oito,
.~berbeiiert un0 um~berbeiiert, gegen
ito0tiiheB Brlinoeigcntum.
1914 ader 2uno, iiiolid BON Gam.
burg, 5a., 100 adcr in @intertpei.
sen, 30 4der III GorlL 10 4der in
alfalfa, cine babe 92eiIa bon Der
Giienbabu. I'M Imlid gegen itaoti-
Iihes @run6eiaeutlm. 0ian ie1G
mid tpegen Iauihbnd0el. i6 fantl
Ioas Bette bietall. 6auttenOer, AIS
GoIe gl0q. Iaier 2tS7.-12.tt.IG
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aaLunaspoG.

stint brrbc1ertc Carmen better
2noIitat I'M i4o5itlihcn Gutter
Gountp, gtcbr.. BIT giinitieen 8e6in-
gungen 5u bcrfdGfcl,. 1879 an8ab.
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qenbeit.
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