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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-19

A New York bank points out that while two
years ago Great Britain, France, Russia and Ger
many held $3.50, DOC, 900 more gold than was DOS
sessed by this country the present supply of the
precious metal in the United States is within $780,
Ooo,ooO OF their combined holdings now.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-19

= 1t Is a bad days for cats. Sixteen thousand
three hundred and forty Tables have been slain
to furnish fur dealers with coat Innings, which
were short on account Of the stoppage of Tertonic
trade, and the revival of the fashion of wearing
fur Innings. s
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-19

When some people die their tombstone is the
only evidence of their existence. Don't let the
date OF a monument be necessary to remind peo-
PIE OF your death. Do things for the home town.
snow your neighbors you're a live wire boosting
a liver town.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-19

Reported shortages in the cotton and wheat
crop caused the price Of both to 90 up and so the
former is worth $500 600, 900 more than it was be-
iore the shortage became known and the latter.
Sl2ooOO,Ooo. Unfortunately we have none Of
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-19

We agree with the idea that too much stuff is
sent through the mails under a congressman
frank. In fact, there are entirely too many gov
erntnental publications. You have received MANY.
no doubt, but did you read any.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-19

the people Of Quebec would like to know when
T. suspension bridge is suspended. For the second
A!anae tne huge central span over the st. Lawrence
Al sbfoken while being hauled into position. This
sfindp sleysn Ipen wsrs killed.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-09-19

school days are good days, but we seldom real.
lze u until they have passed beyond our reach.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
EASTER TO BE RED
LETTER DAY AT THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Easter Sunday viii bc % rcd letter
day 700 'bo broadway Christian
churrh The minister VIII preach an
Easter ,armul ON "Thr Hoaurro,-
ton. l Triumph uf Love" special
music. under the dire ton 90 NJ
Hnrm,l. w!il bc rendered The pro-
gram follows.
Anthem christ Is Risen Ash
ford
Anthem Fields Ave shattered
Davis.
Anthem. "Now Ia chris, E.eD.
Gabriel
Anthem, The King Of Glory ay
Parks.
Mrs Downs viii play % violin solo
and Mr. Responsiveness wil play o.
number uH the German harp duriuE
communion service. The courrrg1-
,.uu u.U JOIN boo AN appropriate Eus-
ter HYMN. This musical program
promise. 60 Dee something more than
uau1I Tho choir les spending much
tim, uu rehearsal. and Will render
tho -uu hrr- With cNou more than
their usual N,rtc and finish
sunday uishi "a mus cal program
viii bee presented hy the sunday
school students ia every department
taking o. part. The oncriur 100 the
ui.ht service Will be fot o%rphnuago
y vrN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
CONGREGATlONALISTS
TO RECEIVE MEMBERS
ON EASTER MORNING

Thcrc VIII be o%ynnge1Irt.c services
each evening irum Tuesday until
it|dty next week at the iii.' zone
grcg1tionai church
The Rev. Miles FISHER. who i- TO
BE- the chief speaker ~ the state cor-
ference IN Gallup sunday and Mon
d.. viii be the preacher Tuesday ana
W 'dncsday evenings.
The Rev MIR Fisher is one ot the
able speakers of the Pacific CO.'S
and Is certain to interest ana help
those who ear him.
The pastor # the church viii
preach Thursday aud Friday evening
on Ia..iup week themes aud ou
! ist'r Sundny on Easter themes.
ipcci'l music Will be provided for
each ,.,n ng and Easter music ON
Faster cay under the direction of
prof o.. stanley Scdcr. o%rrau.st of the
church.
on Easter morning there Nlll lc
haptisius ana reception oi members.
The young people VII Join boz tho
Union service PRAYER mc,'in- 30
Highland park Easter murnire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
FIRST congregational Church.

Corner Coal aytnuc ana ~liru1dW1'
a. Too'lukcr minister. residence.
6ON South Edith street
Sundat huoi t3O o. m. divine
worship. ~ q. M. sermon uy H'f.
l.. F Reed For the evening service
stcreopticon lecture. along African
Trails. lecture 20 hc road b, WIN.
H,ssoldcu. s.. T. :. g. T. 500 q. ~,
leader. Miss tlda spanzl7i.
The Easter morning program vii
Include an uuthcm, Awake, ThuI
That ]Sl,cpcs' uy Jackson aud
solo hv Mr. $ H. Miller. with th,
usual appropriate organ selections u'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

III, last meeting of the Khivn LIZ
rrury society this year vii be held
AprIl go lu liudcy hall Tho follow
ing program will hc given:
Music Misses Lowbcr and. Kiekc.
Address 3D. X Pulk
Music Mcssrs. Mosrley and Upton.
E,ndiug Miss Boa'ric, scissor
Quartettc Mcssrs. Lapr,ik, Sedcr.
TIWmous. vincent
Mlsc,iIan,uus- Mcssrs. Bruce, Tim.
mons aud Professor Worcester.
At next Tuesdays assembly there
viii bee a sons practice. a number
of varsity songs have been printed "t
cardboard for convenient use, ana
VIII ho ready for this occasion. y
part 81 the hour will be taken Got
aruusing enthusiasm FOR the last de-
bate 1T the year. April 2i, with the
University Of southern California.
meeting ~ the Athletic associa-
't.n H. called for Tuesday. Aprl %.
lt 10 q. m. for the adoption of "a re-
,scd constitution.
The Junior prom Is announced
for THURSDAY. April "a. At N'l5 M
Rodoy hall. as the biggest thtnl
pulled off this year
Thc Rcy. Jones. the Incoming pastor
OF the Central Avenue Methodist
church, VIII speak a. the Ncspcf sew
zee SUNDAY afternoon
Dr william A. Martin, who rs
teaching CLASSES nt the womans club.
has a class IN puhlic expression four
evenings a week from , to :, AT tho
university.
Dr. charles r. KIRK ana his geology
class hay, had % weeks field work ~
San Pedro and In that vicinity,
The civilized world rs celebrating
this Year the three hundrcdth anni-
versary of the death of Shakespeare,
which fan. ON April 90 Tho uulN"r-
sitv. ~ accord With the general spiri'.
viii observe the occasion hot viii lu
SO ar assembly Tuesday Apr.l IS.
Ais u. key, who visited ShnR'
po1ro. home. ana attended IL gclohrl.
tiou ui fN. poet a' ~trittord. r.'' p.HD
an account of her experience Pro-
fossor Shcrwiu VIII read selections
from the great drowat.s- and prolos.
sor sod"r viii look after some Shakes.
u'urolu music.
n, 1916 Mirap, lho college annual
VIII np r.ndt i.r distribution about
tho first OFT Mn. aud 10 r~ou.scs tu ho
,rUcutIuull'N good NHlUH.c. editor
poprinp and th, nrt ,Irur Miss car
olsu NI,un,'. Hr. uUt'.ug Iurth cycfy
cuur' fu nlO, 'U. NuHh iutcre-tInF
and |aflTtrt.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

Services held IN the library, cor
not OF Edith street and central ave
nue.. Carl Schmid. pastor residence,
sol south High street phone 20i5.
sunday school, 10 a. m; G"rman
services. ~ q. m. subject The Sac
ramont OF the Altat. English services.
y. m. subject. Christ cry ON tho
Gross. My God. Ny God why Hast
Thou Forsakcn Me-"
Next Friday being Good Friday We
VIII have special s"rviccs, ID; 800 u. m
English services are conducted
cvciy first and third sunday uf tho
month IN the evening; German ser
vices every sunday morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

Christian Science s,r,ices are held
in the Woman's cluU building, G12
West Gold avenue. every sunday
morning at II u%'clo,r SUNDAY school
at o. ts o'clock. W,Ir,sdn. .,cuils
meetings at : o'clock.
Reading room oH.u daily except
Suudasa and holiduI. from . 20 D
o.. m. Boo room Is. y r Numijo builu-
iug
\ FREQ circulatu- library .uclud-
ine aII b works . Mary Baker
Fddy aud other duthnt. ,,d christian
Science literature Pol maintained 90
connection with the reading
The public b.. corIJIl. invited tu
attend the Suud.r s,rlI..- thc Wed
up. day evening mv'' and Co visit
he lcld.u- room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

NunUO,ph MON mIuIfI'I, ItsT.
dcucc. i'0 South broadway. phones,
1885 and 1858.
Sunday school g:t5 "a m, Mr.
bearing. superintendent. Preaching
at II a. NJ. ana 5 y M. topics of ser
mons: morning. Gather Up the
F'rngments;' evening &c eater Works
Than Thcsc.' Christian EudcaVur.
d.. m. Special music at all services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

r. stanley Scdor. orsanist of the
church
The cycning program viii De large
Is musical, with - short r,cltal-pf'-
ludc by MI Scdor. anthems Including
"a Am Tie That LiVoth' by King,
and Victory by Harry Rowe smell.
Icy. There will also be- excellent solo
numbers. including "Rcsurrcctiop
pay. SUNG by Robert r scwcli. an
a Violin Solo 10y g. Leroy volt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

We are selling moro OF M~ritol E0-
zoma Remedy than all tho o-hera pu'
together This large sale j. due 90
the fact that II h "a preparation ot
unusual merit. made expressly for
ono purpose, eczema N It's various
forms. II you are afflicted with thus
lu1thsowo disease, do not delay using
MorIful Eczema Remedy Prices soc.
500. ptwell Drug Co, exclusive
agency
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

wv ~ NllN'l NNN 'iNiHf
Edward l.. Schuclcr. pastor.
Palm sunday. April iG. sermon
themes Morning. II o'clock, Re
coiving Jesus as King. evening.
7.30, The Amounting at BETHANY
The music will include "Thc Palms.
hy Fauro. rendered by "A trio OF piano.
violin and cornct. ana "Hosanun lu
the Highest" CCrcs WclD. hy the Choir
us choir. The decorations viii b"
lilacs. SUNDAY school, . % O. 10.
Junior G.. r.. 3 y. m. senior EudoHy-
or. & go. led by Arthur Ice shaver
topic, Good Prayer Meetings. ana
How 10 Have Them AlWa,s.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Corner Fifth stree and SNv"- ave.
nue.. Hugh 4. Coop,i. pastor
services conductod py the pastor n
II a. m and 7:i5 p M. Morning
theme. salt and Light Music by
chorus choir. At tn morniug service
The Palms viii Do, sung by Mrs.
Bradford sunday DOL AT 'ti'
a m. Christian Eudcavor 40 G:i5
g. N. \ cordial invitation To- AN SER
vices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
Ifnal Masonic Dance.

The last Masonic dance of the sea-
son will bee given at the Masonic tenn
plo ON the 2Sth of this month. Tho
Booster dVc-piccc orchestra has been
engaged for the affair and no cNpous
viii Ice i, ,rcd to make the dance tn
oycut Of thc season The lobby is Co.
%, fitted Gp az a rest room and dec
Grated for tho occasion. aud e CON
mitt,e OF Masonic ladies will prcsid'
and Serve IN. usual refreshments The
dance is Tor Musons and friends and
q good time is assured tor all who at
.toud. Dancing VIII begin al . o'clocr
The committee in charge BE- com.
posed Of the following Nelson's. ; j.
Abr.hamcs. chairman. Reuben PER-.
reception. j. f. Sniycl1N. arran'"-
m.uts a. H. Hanson, refreshments.
Roy Ticdma floor, Hyatt Adair, dec
oratiuu-
Tn, committee viii De assisted n'
the following corps who will see ina
everybody has "a good time II -
strong George H.. Craig IT, \ bdNii
T.. T.. williamson, Dave Eosonwald
| John N,utpl,. ;. Il Campbell WI
McMIuIu. John - Clark. Merle Cam
| Hlrr, Urauu. e. H. Conner oliN'l
| W,lImlu. ". f.. Hi+ley, isaac Earth
| JACK Mgponough, Henry tpors, Jr.
Frank i'uit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

"Our Educators was the topic Dis
cusscd los the Tuesday club ut itS
meeting last week, ,hrce notable wom-
an leaders in the field Of education
being the subject of papers by as
many club members.
Mrs. " H.. Barney was hostess ana
"a number Of guests attended tho
meeting \ social hour followed the
program. which Was as follows.
current Events Mrs Stroup.
Madame Montcssori-Mrs Ray :
mund Stgmm.
Elizabeth buncan-Mrs. Hickey.
Ell Flagg Noung-Mrs walton.
Refreshments were service ~ the
hostess.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
Tor Miss stern.

The entertainments this w"ok ir
tn" scrivs y.ic'fyti1F the approach
ing Marriage Of Miss Alinc st,yI of
cludci q sewing party uu T%hursdpy,
hostess at he. home 20 olS West Com
tral n and u tea wac given hy
Miss Edith Chiidcra on Friday at the
childers home az Cos North Eleventh
street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

While lack 81 time here prevents
Albuquerque Women from c%xtending
80 the suffrage cu'oVs, who viii We
here Monday evening. the hospitality
for which this ,ity BIS famed, a dele
CATION OF local women viii greet the
Hisitors at the train ana extend such
other cuurtcsics as the limited time
permits.
The sumraPists viii arrive at 100
ON So. / and will remain an hour. or
until that train departs. \ sunraIc
rally viii be held AT the station, the
oi-torncrs appealing To the cnffnn-
chiscd wotncn of the west ana those
who probably soon Will bee enirdn-
chiscd to aid their sisters in the cast
toward IN. suffrage by working for
the passage Of the Susan u. Anthony
Y~mtutmtut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
THE CHURCHES


Corner Load a.ouuo and South
TINA street. charles oscar Beck
mon pastor: Miss tUi'h Gorhy, dca-
,ouess. Ralph Smi'l. soloist.
This sunday marks the middle ~
a two wocll.' evaurrlistic meeting II
viii be- Decision pay throughout.
Tho sunday schuuI the Epwofth
league and all ser,. Gees will emphasize
the necessity Of decision upon the
part 81 those pres at
The pastors theme at ~ a. m, viii
De- why Join tn" church, Even
ing theme, What Then VIII You Do
with Jcsis?'
AIR smith win sing The Palms
at the morning hour lie viii also
sing NJ the evening hour The chorus
VIII render a SELECTION at night ana
Mrs. s. ". Banniug sill. sing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
The " onan'> club.

american literature wO- ~
hcme OF the program AZ the mrctln
~ the Albuquerque WuWau's club
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. j : Eastcr-
day being the leader. \ role ,,lL
'Forethoughts ON the Coming Bicn-
nial." was held ana the following pro-
gram rendered
American HumurIsts Mrs, VI a. Pray
Iapcr-Amcrigau NoVclists ,.....
........... Mrs. r. u Pom. Is
Music.
Selection from Riley. ..........
Mrs. Charles r. k,r.
\ meeting of he board OF MANAGER
preceded tho club session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

VISIT our SHOE CORNER iOI;
MEM IDEAS N LADIES SHOES
FOR E,~IiI; WEAR. tn, OLE
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

SlI NV NAN N 0tH SilpI
CONNER MD ~ FITTED RIGHT
~ SHOES ibE EASTER WbM
TiII GOLDEN ~ iL nitN GOODS
COMPANY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
! u,tnig lbtly cub.

owing 10 the con0icts-thc y. NJ.
a. a dinner, the burton meeting ana
uthcrs-last Tuesday. the program 81
the Fnrtnightiy club Tor that date
was postponed to next Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
Sigma Tau Dance

Cards are ONT IuI tho installation
ball OF the igul IHH fraternity. soon
to become q chapter off the sigma Chi
fraternity. "a national organization
The anair is TO be- held at the AlVa-
rndo hotel the Monday evening fol
lowing the Clus" of the Lcntcu period
About seventy couples have boon i'm
Vitcd. Beside these thvre will poe q
numbe" of Sigma chi men, residents
of the state. who viii bee here tor the
function and. of course, the installing
party. which will come from Chicago
The function this year suppluuts thv
usual 'spring party" given Joy t.c ur-
Ncrsity organization and is expected Geo
be unusually brilliant because ~ the
number ~ uut-uf-toWH visitor. who
viii attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
Alout Local " ritcr'-.

In the current issue of Mc'lur"'s
Magazine thor, o. "A story hy T. NJ
Bower and HY.k Common. called The
Lone Rider. The story i"r Itself b,
well worth reading, and the Interest
In 10 should lr an the kcenor for Al
huuucruuc residents because of tn"
fact that tho two authors hay" been
residents ,f albuquerque for IN" rr.t
few months
The scene of he story rs laid ln
this section and shows an Intimate
knowledge at the life ANA people 81
the southwc.l
PROBABLY Mr. ronnor IL entitled 20
this knuwl'dp' for he was a member
OF the ToAus Hangers Tor some time
and rs preparing 90 return T. the s"rv-
ice about jhc lr-t Of May n D. In-
~toll.gout. well written stories like this
that keep o.. fh, proper point the
opinion pooul, .orm OF this country
from the fiction they read Of II. TN"
place Of honor the first page OF the
mdgnZiUc, Is ...,u the stotf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

quito the most pr%etentious affair iu
the line Of class entertainments wn1
the cabaret g.NDu April II under the
management NJ the sophomore of In"
university lNtry detail of the az
ranRcmout- vH. the 'dornior ori'
Hodcy haI. gas with palms aud
flowers, dall'.n. with lights. dancing
and pretty rIr." aud sounding win
sougs. churH.. and orohostrntiout.
presented typical Of q Sew
YORK cabaret
Befro-hm'nr# wore seryou thronrh'
out the ,EouIua .r small tables LINING
the walls Will, au excellent ANA N"'-
i'- rTua'fu .. popular sons nus.
ohoru~o- luN ..-thetio dancing was
ouio', Cd Nl Iuuise I."whei M'.s
ThDlmt l....u. Forrest Gioldor ana
Miss \uHII.u H..Nart comprised iE"
comml ~, r H,rgo of the arrange
tu'Hts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

Re-, T. y. Bullock. rector
Palm Sunday-iloly communion,
: a. m, sunday school, 9;i5 a. M
morning prayer. - e. m, sermon.
The Fundamental The Kingdom
Evening prayer. 1:'u o'clock. sermon,
"Rcllgiun and LonE.'udc.'
Daily service at 80 y. m
Thursday Lcntcn lecture at ) r. NJ.
Hon c. :. Klock VIII speak ON the
subject. christian and Law
Good Friday Nor ing prayer, .
a. m 3-hour scryl.r g. To- 3 p. m.
Easter baptisms saturday, . y. M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15
VISIT OtK SHOE CON\I1, IOH
MN IDEAS N LADIES SHOES
FOR EASTER WEAR. IiIE COL
DEN RULE DRY sDOi,S GO.

Two-Nrnr-oih iio~c Plants, $3.50
per dozen. albuquerque GrccnhouSr~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

The Luncheon bridge club met with
Mrs. Jack EaNuulds on Nrdnesd9''
Mrs. NJ Is Wilder. Mrs. charles
White ana Nj Joshua Reynolds W''e
guests Of the club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-15

Former senator Theodore D. Bur.
tou.s presence IA Albuquerque at the
time OF Il- address WAS the oc-
Casiun tor e very %ou-HtaNIc entertain
mont iu ms huuoi io WAS met at
the depot 10y some Of do" .IcoI Re
puhlluaus. accompanied uy % brass
band and conducted 100 TN Nl,orodo
hotel ul Frank a.. Huhlcll. hartman
81 the delegation Dinner had bcrh
prepared tor the party. and until after
u'Diuck they dincd and ohatt'i
Those present Jt tho banquet. loo ad
dlNuu Co the guests of honor were
M. Uubu.II N8yui Hottright. \ o.
Walker. Ralph g.. Ely. Alfred Grun
fold. o. vs.. wilson John N,nahlo
Judge John Barou Burg, sheriff Jc-us
Romcrp. g. = Elo.k. Ncstor Monto'a
and Manuel springer
d
I DIVERSITY concert.
Despite struuE luJutcr-lttraCttuus
.1, annual concert Dos IA, UNIVERSITY
department of music Tuesday drew q
i1. uudlcuD, who heard % program
fully up tu ih, usual university stau'-
ards.
The University band ne uniform
played Millcr'- overture. spirit Of
Lih"rt, as iho opouiug number, and
were our.r.d. Tho band Is the irst
over orl.u .,l at The university.
Tho choral club made au attractive
upucatuu.. Iu' Sang equally well an
tauiue 1at Ir,ah This chorus -
a @fayorIl, with choral societies every 10
where. Tho encore, vas the charm
ing chorus. On sapphire seas" from
"TAc IIrrIy.' with Niuliu obligato by
Nj. Henderson The choral club Also
closed ilp program with the "luflam-
matis. from "Stabat Mater with a
solo Co., Mis-. Henderson. s. huc volume
uf tome and poou ensemble marked
tins difficult number
The malc quartet. consisting IL
Mcssrs. -cdor. Sewcll. Timmous and
vincent. suns with fine effect The
Trumpctcr hy biN-SaItDr The mar
tial character of TIM piece was well
brought out. The brass quarotfc.
Mcssrs. Clarke, Croft. Morgan and
portcrficld. also scored their usual
success boa tho quartet from "Rigolct.
To- and tho Rosary both numbers
specially arranged for them 10y Di-
| rector ~cdcr. Tho Ladies' chorus was
also enjoyed Zoo its rendition of M
sent by Mctcnlf.
The sololsts of the evening wcr
both lu fine form. Mrs. Houderso'
PLAYING ~mcuna'- Aus der licimat,
ANA Mrs. Mabel stevens H,moc play.
Iup "Thy I'm King hy schubert.
List. Roth vyr" heartily ournrcd Boz
tho audience which seemed luath q
have them cease.
Tho ,ndmau suuE-cyeIo The MORN
.ur of the N.Hr.' sung hy Mrs li"7-
dor-uu. soprano. Miss I..ui-. Thorn
m-,xlu-sppruuu g. SttuI,. Scd,
tenor. and Robert o. Sow",I baritone
Was hirnI. ,rIu. Iu Al parts v'g.
we'll .g.tn ru,l .u Solo and It.s 0
work. and the piano accompaniment
hv Mrs. Himo. was admirably tddui,
tu 90, singers
N.s Allen u.NIer vaa the very ot
iU.'ut uc,umpuui-t for tho 'hori
o'uu and LulIU. ,huru.
an m uII the program r'tloctc'
Dr,1f nu tho university musi, depart
mpUt and was one which should have
BON enjoyed py many more.
TuG SHOE INDS. VISIT Ott
SHOE CORNER. ~ iENTItI\,
MN ron eYIH MlNE TIlI
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ron SHOE i\D~, VISIT OtU
SHOE CORNER. iNiRNTItI\.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-07-22
Scenic Beauties of
u. S. Best on Earth

That the Americans who have been
spending 100000, 600 a year on Euro
pean tours have been paying a heavy
premium for their scenic beauty, and
have been going an unnecessary dis
tance to get it, is the discovery made
by the United States Department of
Interior in its inventory of the wonder
spots of this country. 1t is exposing
the self-yictimization of our citizens in
no uncertain terms, and is preaching
the sermon of home consumption of
American scenery.
This nation is richer in natural
scenery of the first order than any
other nation" declares Stephen T.
Mather, assistant secretary to the Sec
retary of the Interior. 1T possesses an
empire of grandeur and beauty it has
scarcely heard Of
The discovery of this grandeur and
beauty by the motorists of this coun-
try is the sermon set forth by Nation
al Touring Week, the automobile
movement that has seized our nation
from the Atlantic ocean to the Paci-
tiic strand. The impulse for a general
outpouring of United States motorists
to visit the natural beauty about them
which followed the inception of the
movement indicates that the country is
primed for a widespread appreciation
of the scenic wonder of our homeland.
When the sun rises on August 6,
the date set for the official outing
week of the motorists of this country,
the greatest motoring tour this land
has ever seen will be under way.
Thousands of automobiles will be hit
ting the road on a vacation tour
See America first by seeing your
own State first" is the sentiment near
est to the heart of this movement.
Every State has its natural beauty, of
which its citizens have a right to be
proud. The reasoning of National
Touring Week enthusiasts is that you
not only do notsneed to go across the
ocean to enjoy scenic grandeur, but
you can find it almost within sight of
your garage.
Vacation time in 1915 will be mem
orable as the date of the real discov-
cry of America.