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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26
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Nep gorf ibrcn sis bat, perlcnoet
Nurd6 bic @plt Die Slltabldtter nit Ser
Iufiprocrrn9 an Die giir9er bieies
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iibt luerDen ip(l, nm Die ger. Staatell
ouf leitcn ser Illiirtcl in Sen aries SIT
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la9e Bic @ereinigtcn Stanten nidt
neutral bleibcn lplltelt." llnb balm
miro es fir cine Yflidt Ser @leni6@
lidfcit crfldri, DaB sic Ser. Staaten
cntldieben ec9en sic a%Scutpnil6cn
&%erbiinbeten" ulo fir sic @lliirten
cintreten %lpllten, I'M Sem 8renbilden
Wilitarisnnls Gin Gll0e 81 madel1.
Ilip cine Ilfforberun9 gum &rie9c,
mic lie beutlid)er llidt 9elteQt lperben
fanll.
llnb 10 mas hcrIcnpet Die @elelS
idatf Snrd Sic Goltl
Ser Srlbalt Ser Slngidrift lelbit
beitebt balptiadli6 barir1, bas Deutz
ide @plf nit Sdnuls 5ll beiperfen llrlp
Die Me9ierurg als erblid) u1lb 9rllnbz
ldslid belnitet nit Ser @utb, &rieg
81 fiirben nnb anbcre @Dlfcr 5ll
nnterioden, bill5ulteuur. Matiirlid1
ipirb alld5 nidt perialtmt, Sic nl1llz
driltlidfeit~ Sriebrids bes @rpben
auf5util 6en, INN Dem udriitliden"
snseliadlen cine @anieballt al15ujas
gen, lppslt alld bas ietise giinbniB
nit Ser Siirfci berbalten mlb. l1eber%
baupt miro Die Staats : Sittli6feit
Der beltlden 9iegieruug unb bes bettz
lden &plfes als ettpa5 eillfa6 linz
= hriftlid6es htltgeltelt ltnp iiber ben
.aatespriiGcn Smperatip" SAINTS
her Stab gebrodle11, 1peil er bas gbriz
ltentbum ni9t crietcn f1ntle. limb 10
%ipeiter! @s miperltrebt ms, aI Sen
l~1ll1inn nllb aa Sic 8psbeit ipieoerSlte
fallen, Die 1i6 81 alf is 9rltdleiten
brett madt. Sc lit 5um grbreben,
lpoSll iid pieler glluo fit alnerifoniz
i6e @edte binreiBen laBt. Hf1i Ser
Sda1lbcl Spmas tbut bu6 fem allz
~ltdrbiscr @hnId.
llnb NIT lolden @%emeil1beiten 1pl<
len amcrifoniide giir9er ba5u sez
bradt iperben, lire Nomen inter cine
Gin9abe an Ben EraIibenten 8u Iebelt.
nm i'm pabin 5u %bringer1, eeger
9elltldlano ben &rieg 5u erflaren.
So, Die @eIell}daft 9ebt mod ipei=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26
Grbidtete sieae.

seit Sic erslilden Yoitrallber sic
fir amlerifa beltimmten 3eitungen
lno Sriefe aus 9eutidlmlb iteblen,
baben Die Illiirten es natiirli6 nod
leid)ter ais borber, bas amerifani16e
8ublifl1m 5u betriisen un0 linen fin
9irte Stege bor5ulii9en. @ier unb
oa aber lit bo6 einmal einerGb bon Sen
Gmerifanerll, Die gn9lano belu9t ba%
ben, ipabrbeitsliebenb senlts, bieIe
Siege auf lift ribtiges MaB gu re0u%
siren unb ieinen 2anosleuten Die
Nllgen 51 Dff1en iiber BEN @ertb Ser
2onponer geridteritattlng. go bradte
gum geilpiel fiir5lid cine Seem gorfer
3eituns Elm bD9it Invertebrates Snterz
ptep NIT Dem Nidter Senrp Steal,
iporin berlelbe idilbert. tpie ipgar bas
cn9liide @olf lelbit BON ieiner @eeiez
run9 bebumblgt lpirb. Sn 2pnbpn,
lpp er 1i6 langere 3eit a%ufgebalten,
lprede Nom MIR bon 9rpben giegen
Der Iliirten nnb bas &ublifum bore
al1d nibts ipeiter als Gieg, Gieg.
Sie9. 8enn man 1id aber nit Sen
bon Der Srpr1t 5uriidsefebrten Sffi5iez
rem llnO Snlbaten n%nterbalte, 10 ladz
ten bielelben iiber bic erDi9teten @afz
f%enerfolse Der miirten.
Gin cnglii6er Gberit", 10 fabr1
Gidter Neal fort, uerflarte mir, baf
Bic meilten bpn bielen siesen ollf gr.
finDuns berubten. ST er5dblte mi,
bon eil,em Sail. IN bem Die 9eutl6er
Die Gage eines lansen englil6er
sdilscn9rabens gerall %bcrausgefrieg
batten, poralf tie Spmben binein:
lp%arfen, Die elm flrdtbarcs 8llltbai
unter ben %gnsldnoern mri6teten
Ser fonlmanoirenbe 9ffi5ier ent:
I6lpb iid, in einem finf5ig Slb ipei:
ter por9ele9enen @raben, Der an
Gage Sunor aufge9eben lpprben ipar
3ufludt 51 luden.. Sic 2eute liefet
bprtbin, ipobei niele BON Ben feinbli:
den S6arfidiisen ipce9eIdolIen tpllr:
ben, nno i~tiir5ten in fiinf SUB @aier
Sic tparen 9e5lp1n9en, Sen ,eal15el
Sag bis gum @alie I'M @a11er 81
lfebcn. Ils Tie am aben5 bon Ser
3elerpen berals9e5osen ipllrben
fonnte feiner bon linen mebr lteben
am ndidlten Gage mad)teu Sic Con:
bpner 3citunaen alls Oleicm @orfa(
cinen 8eriht iiber Die Sortna6n,e eli:
nes nidtigen Sdiibenerobens."
Gu beldninoelt bic ensliide Me9ie:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26
sIOaa's Ointment fir neuralsiide
GMnerscm.

2ug bumpfe @dmmern Deg Me1rals
9ia miro ihneu bur6 @lpan's 2iniz
ment, BENT 1lniberial : @eilmitteI fir
S9mcr5en, beieitist. 2ei6t gu appIisi=
rem; es brinet idneI pbne Meiben ein
uno Nbeidnftigt sic ldmer5enben DEUS
feln. Steiner uab prompter effeftpou
tpie bic idmierigen Eflafer ooer Sintz
ments; binterlSbt feline na9tbcilisen
Solsen auf BET Saut nro Der topfi
ntcbt Die &oren. Sir heife Mhlsfelrt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6out, 2umz
|baso, @erit61lduneen NM. 1lebermz
itrensunses gibt es i6nelife &etlnns.
6lpan's Ointment bermirbert Sic
s6mersen nro @nt3iinbnngen bon Snz
leften< giKen, Guet1dungen, 9tpbz
tprnoen nt,b anoeren gerlebunsen Ser
&inber. @olt guh beute cine SIalde
bel gurem 9rogiten. Csc. (Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26

IS fanm nidt benz geringiten
31peifel rmterlieaen, DOB sic Grim
Dung lno Ser Tortbeitanb bes Sri=
eitp Spmpbonie : SrheIters 1ebr
blel 81 Dem allten M1tfe, beiIen iid,
Die "Grei Stabte" inn ga,1aen 2anbe
erfrelenL beitragen miro. gs miro
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26

altd) in anoeren Sanilien 6elit=
lder Asiolrierc, lpie nenlten mir Die
oes alten bel1tidefl 8ioniers @i1ltab
s6legel, 1T sic Miliiif eifrig gepflest
moroea. IS lit 5l.bpffen nno 5lf
1pilnld)en, DOB Die fornlrenben @e=
ldled1ter Der N~adJfollanen Ser alter
oeutIden gioniere 6as BON bieien aus
Dem alten Gaterlnnbe berii6er ge=
lbrad)te, foltlide @rbe, Der 2ie6e 5llr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26

nno Der 9fIeae Ser Mldif 10 trclllid
begen llto pflegelL iuie bas segel1-
partige. Sober uno SSebe beutiher
@cbltrt ltrb abfltnft 9abenpbrt's unS
ieiner Sd1pel teritaote ierieits bes
Gaters Ser Strome fanlt fem @herf-
'lein ba5lt burdp Ben 8elrl6 Ser &on-
serte. oes SRI : Gitp Spmpbonie-
ard)elters" beitragcn.
Nlagen gleih ii ge II
Mlle oamit Den Mrfalg MAIDEN. Ma-
mentlid1 Sic sts1ger, oie Mitglieoer
Der beutld)em @eiangpereire Ser 9rei
Stabte, iullten es als cine 9fIidt BE-
tradition, Sic &or15ertc oes 5pmpbp-
nie Srdelters sablreih ST. bbeilld)en.
Sic lieben oie Mniif, lie ~erfrelleln fid)
Der Whtiif, lie iollten bie GfIege Ser
lelben III au' lln0 ieOer Sorm alld)
lebbaft inter tiiben. II ebermpr T.
gen lit Dos erlte &on5ert ocs Spm=
pbonie : Srhelters, bellen &rogrannnl
groBc mliifaliihe Semitic perlpridt.
Woge. egg olr6 sqblreiden @elllb a,1=
oellten, DOB Dos Nltblifunl Ser brei
'Stabte entidlolien lit, bas 5pmpbo=
ME Srbeiter nl1fredt 5l erbalten
mo oeIlen 3ltflnnft fir alle 3eit iider
5l itellen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26

Emte-es at the PostoffIcs 81 davenport
no Second Class Matter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26

Ueberm orgen, S1efs=
tag, Sen %. Nopember, miro Sas
Sri Gitp Spmpbonie e.
Orbe1ter" inn 9l1rtis Spernbaas
.lein critics &onsert bieler Sailon Sc
ben.
- gs lit oies nud] oos erlte @on=
oert oes ugmnpbonie Srdeiters"
na6 leiner Sncorporirlung als @elell-
ldaft, bere1t gri1teltS bltr6 einen
@arantie : 6ono bon $4,000 1ider=
geltellt lit.
- @ir boffen 1r1o ermarten, oal
iiberlnorgen ser 9ei1td oieies @on-
series i'm gl1rtis Spernbnts a1t6 bic
fiibnIten &offlu11tgen Der optimilti=
.iden 6relnoe ltlo l1nterltiieer bes
Sri gitp Spmpbonie=0 rd)elters"
iibertrifft.
- gnB 1id aue M%ltliffrellnoe Ser
.9rei Stdbte, sic ~perionlid .Mliif be
treiber uno sic b0bere Meulif inn @ri=
patfreiie eifrig pflegen, alle slt oielen1
eriten &or5ert bes Sri : GitD SDm=
pbonie : Srhelters" einiteaen, erab-
ten mir als lelbl tper itanolid).
- slber, mern alt6 oeren BAIL in
Ben 9rei Stabten groB lit, 10 lit 1ie
6od nidt groB genl1g, INN bas 8ltrtis
Spernba11s SIT fiillen. 9a5n beOarf
.es Ser Mitmirfltng 6es Magemeinen
'groben GubIifums Ser 8rei Stdote,
aud Ser Mttbirger nnb Mitbiirger=
|inne1t, 1pelhe SEN Wl1lifbeitrebllngen,
bie 5peifellos .al1f bie etbiide &eb11ng
Der giirgeridaft einen mobltbatiger
Ginflnb baben, ferner 1tebn.
SIN oieIe ergebt nnIer Mnfruf
Iiid 10 5ablreidL tpie MIR ireeno m0s=
lid,, iibermorgen i'm gnrtis Sperl1=
balls 5u Dem erIten &on5ert bes y5ri=
|Gitp SDmpbonie Sr6eiters" ein5l1=
fi1ben un6 oabrr6 gu 5eigen, oaE
oas Sl1terelle Ser @elammtbepolfe=
rlrng fiir Dos gpmpbonie : Srd)eIter
elm aagemeines lit, nnb baB iie emit
1dlollen III, bas l1nternebmen al1f ar
'1tno ieoe @eiie 5lt forbern unb leir
'S0rtbelto''o gu iidern.
sir ioldes lit Elm ltorfer @e-
lld Der bon Dem S%pmrbonie : Or
DIETER peranItqlteten aon5erte cine
orlngenoe Notbmenbigfeit. Die bnrd
Die &on5erte e%raielten ginnabmerl
1oaten, lpenm iraen6 moglib, bie
M11sgoben oeden, bamit Ser @arotl=
tletonb 10 ipenig pie moglih in sl11=
lprltd) genommen 81 iperoen bra1ldt
Sas 3lel, bas Srd)eIter e It G r.
y a e 5 5n MAIDEN, iollte NIT al
Ter eneraie anseitrebt lperoen.
IS fam nidt Dem geringiten
31peifel nnterliegen, BOP sic @run-
Dung n1b Ser Tortbeltano bes Sri
e1tp Spmpbonie SrdeIters iebr
blel 81 Dem allten &l1Te, beI1en iid)
Die "2rei stdote" inn aaraen 2anoe
/ prfrp,tn,, hof4rono,, h,,;.S no s,.:.S
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26

gs lit bies olld bas erlte &on=
cert Des uSmnpbonie Srdelters"
na6 ieiner Sncorporirl11g als @elell-
idaft, bere1t griitelts oltrd einen
@arantie : 6ono bon $4,000 1t6er-
geltellt lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26
Golitiidje nno nnpolitiidje
&anbglpiien.
~ a = i

neber nj rgen, 9iens=
tag, Sen %. Nopember, miro Sas
Sri Gitp Spmpbonie e.
. r6el It er" i'm 9urtis Spernbaus
.lein critics &on5ert bieler Sailon Sc
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26

@ir boffen n,to %erlparten, DOB
iibermorgen Ser @eiltd) 6ieies &on-
series i'm 9llrtis S%pernbalts m,h sic
fiibnlten Soffnnlngen Der optimilti-
.iden 6rellnbe nnb %ltnterltiiser bes
Sri Gitp Spmpbonie=Sr del tiers"
iibertrifft.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
117-119 SOUTH FIRST
STREET

| Mrs. Walter Kegel had n dance at
which Miss Shuler was the guest OF
honor. The guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs. James l.. Seligman, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Il. Renehan, Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Rolls, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
CHS G. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Z. Catron, Mrs. S. G.. Small, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl A. Bishop, Miss Edna Abra-
hanson, Miss Esther Barton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don =. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
w. j. Barker Judges r. II. Hanna
and L. G. Abbott and Messrs ed
wards, Lewis Merle and Nussbaum.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Wilson also en-
tertained for Miss Shuler The at
fair took place on Wednesday even
ing. The other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth NJ Chapman. Mrs
Walter L. keger. Mr. and Mrs. Don
4. Johnston, Miss Edna Abrahamson,
Miss Sara Morgan. Miss Leila Gala
CHER, Mrs. L. a. Gillette. Mrs. S. a.
Brookes, Miss Grace Johnston, Mt.
aud Mrs. w J. Barker Messrs. No
Clintock, Selegue, Thomas, Grabill,
McFie, Parlthurst, Dunno and Fuller
tim
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL.
LUTHERAN

Corner of silver avenue and Sixth
street
Edward 7. Schuclcr n. D.. pastor.
Parsonage. sos South sixgl. Phone
1858.
Hours OF service 4 a. M. and so
=. m. Morning sermon. Jesus at La
zsfus' Tomb Evening. What Con-
yiotions Cost
Luther Rangeler conducts the {. T.
Topic at e,s0 y. NJ. "Exterminate the
saloon. WHY How"
Junior {. L. at y m.
Sunday school business meeting. 8
p. m.
Council meets Monday evening.
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SANTA FE SOCIETY


Continued From Page Three)
Montezuma hotel by the friendship
class of the Presbyterian SUNDAY
school to their teacher, Judge John
/ X. Mcf1e. The class consists of girls
| IN the teens. or whereabouts. many
Of them school teachers, some of them
stenographers, others still attending
day school. a few of them married
Miss Amelia AIcFie Is the president;
Miss Laura Wood the vice president
Ruth Bacon secretary. and Thelma
i.utz treasurer The banquet was I'm
charge of Aimee Whitman. chairman.
sarah Morgan, Evelyn Mcbride and
Laura Wood. The class colors, yell
low and white, appeared prominently
in the decorations, and the Margue.
rite, the class flower. as well as white
carnations, were used in abundance.
Dainty place cards with menu ana
program, beautifully printed and
hound, were at each of the thirty-one
covers The occasion was the fare
well of Judge McFie to the class as
he win leave shortly TO make his
home in Gallup. The menu was a
tempting one,
Grape Fruit Cocktail
Ripe Oolivcs Din Pickles
Consommc soup
Young Turkey, Ia King, with
French Dressing
snowflake Potatoes Cranberries
French Peas Sliced Tomatoes
Celery Hearts
Hot Biscuit Butter Lilies
Philadelphia Ice Cream
Assorted cake
Toasted Triangles Swiss Cheese
Black Coffee
Miss Laura ". Wood presided as
POSTMASTER and her wit scintillated [
as she introduced the speakers. The /
program OF toasts was as follows. the |
responses being polished and humor- /
Gus: Friendship" Margaret Tingley; /
our Absent Guests. the Men, Jane
Groves. The First Leap Sarah /
Morgan; ITO the Peach of the Class. " I
Alberta smith. Here's Hopin'," Eve I
iyn Castle. To the Next Time"
Rhoda Hoke; TO the Man of the t
Hour, Minnie Laws: while in con-
clnslon Judge MeFle expressed his
heartfelt appreciation OF the demon
stration OF high regard extended him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
IN HONOR OF MRS. NATHAN
JtEal

Former Secretary of state and Mrs
Nathan Jaffa were in Santa Fe during
the Masonic reunion this week and
left from here for their home at Ros-
well. They have Just enjoyed a
lengthy stay in Philadelphia. Wash
ington, New York and other eastern
cities. on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Jaffa was the honoree at a par
" given by Mrs. r. +. Ervien. Cycla-
men and other blossoms former the
decorations. Bridge was PLAYED and
the prize for the highest score Went
TO Mrs. J. G. Schumann. Guest prizes
went to Mrs Jaffa and Mrs. small.
The other guests were Mcsdames
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Hugh A. Coccer. Pastor.

HUEH N NUetttF, ITdsIUT.
Corner Fifth and Silver.
Services at II a. m. and 1.i5 p. m.
Morning theme, "Christs Request OF
Peace"
sunday school. al s;A5 a. m.
Christian Endcayor cas- a. m.
topic, Discriminate the Saloon, How
and Why2" Leader, Harry Wolking.
Music by chorus under the direction
OF Mrs r NJ. Bradford
The public cordially invited.
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= 7. IWf IWFl TH*fuT.
Corner Broadway and Lead avenue.
Parsonage, SOC South Walter. Phone
1858.
Rev. l. O. Nermiluon. general mis-
sionary, viii preach az II a. m. ana
$50 p. H. Revival services continue
throngh the week al s:s0 .. m.
Sunday school. s.4s a. m.
suuheam hend. 2;Se p. m.
Junior u, Y p. T., D. m.
SENIOR r. y. p. L.. $50 p. m.
Mission sunday school. seventh
street and Mountain Road. p. m.
AZ the morning hour Mrs. NcGriff
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
Wednesday evening services are at

% ttNtks
Reading room. open daily except
Sundays and holidays from 10 p. III.
IN room Is n. T. Armijo building. a
free circulating library including all
the works OF Mary Iiaker Eddy and
other authorized Christian Science
literature IS maintained In connection
with the reading room.
The public is cordially invited 20 at
tend tho sunday services: the We'd
nesday evening meetings, and to yis~
u the reading room.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
NESIIiIi SERVICE.

The regular Vcsper service will he
held at the University, Sunday after
noon nj 4 o'clock Or John ID. Clark.
head of the chemistry department of
the university, will bc the speaker.
Mrs. r.. l.. bradford will sing the
solo. Tho Vcsper choir viii sing.
Tho Radiant Morn Hath Passed
Away by Woodward
An are cordially invited to attend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
BROADWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH

kaudoIph Cook, Minister.
Residence. 100 South Broadway:
phones 1885 and 1853.
sunday school 10 g.aa a. IN. Mr..
bearing. superintendent.
Preaching at 1900 a. IN. and
{ SO y. ~. Topics Of sermons. "Ameri-
cas- Place in a World struggie." ey-
eniny. The Commission Form of
Government"
Christian Endeayor meeting. ESQ
p tn.
Special music at all services. Mrs.
Harmed. choir leader.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
SALVATION ARMY.

zoo West silver Avenue.
Captain and Mrs G. Brooks, Officers
in Charge
Morning, II O'Clock subject Quail
flied for Service
Junior meeting. > =. m.
Evening, o'clock, subject, 'TThe
Devil After supper"
Meetings also on Tuesday, Wednes-
day Thursday. Friday and Saturday
night at o'clock. Everybody invited
to attend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH.

7
services held in the library. corner
Edith street and Central avenue.
Residence Ga South Walter. Phone
e04T.
sunday school, le0a a. IN.
German service. 1890 a. m,
English services are conducted
every first and third sunday OF the
month ii the evening
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

Mrs. James \. Rolls entertained the
Tuesday Evening club. the following
extra guests being present: Mesdames
Spitz. Eldodt, Kcgei. Small. Bowman.
Cohn, Catron. We'll. Nathan Jaffa.
Arthur Jaffa, Earnest and Miss
Shuler.
The Monday club met with Mrs L.
r. Wright. having as extra gnests,
Mrs. b. f. Ristine and Mrs. w. j.
Barker.
The Saturday club met with A. B.
Renehan. the special guests being
Mesdames Mardorf, Johnson. Barker
Palen and Grimshaw
The Thirteen club met with Mrs.
Sargent At the Santa Fe club the
fifth session of the ladies' bridge
tournament was held Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Don p. Johnston won the
prize at the last session.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-27

James L. Seligman, +. A. Fiske, Ar
thur G. Jaffa, Howell Earnest, A. b.
Renehan, Frank W. Parker, James
A. French, William G. Sargent, A. J.
Fischer, Paul a. f. Walter. \. S.
Brookes, S. spitz. J. y. McManus, Il.
j. Palen. Frank +. Nuding. f.. p.
Davies. Ethel Brown. Samuel Eldodt
and Miss Sybil Hunt. The Jaffas
were the guests of their daughter.
Mrs. Arthur G. Jaffa, while in San
Ia Ee
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TIE rTITEEN Gun.

The Fifteen club met with Mrs. w
$. Harroun on Palace avenue on Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. L. +. Jones pre-
sided. In addition TO Quotations
Events" a paper on THE History
of the Bible" most admirably pre-
pared, was presented by Mrs. I. II.
Rapp, Mrs. Rupert r. Asplund read
one of the Red Cap stories. 4
session of sunshine chapter, u. A.
r.. was held after the Fifteen club
session. Mrs. w j. Barker and Mrs
Gerald Cassidy were the special guests
of the club.
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SPECIAL

All during this week a spe-
cial demonstrators direct from the
MAJESTIC FACTORY will be
glad to show you ALL ABOUT
RANGES'---show you why the
MAJESTIC is the best range on
earth at any price.
Came, If YoH Intend 10 Bly,
or Not
EDUCATION lies in KNOW
ING Tl1INGS-kNOW why
the oven of range is heated
KNOW how the water is heated
HOW the top is heated
WHY the MAJESTIC uses so
little fuel--kNOW how a range
is made inside and outside. This
education may serve you i'll the
future. DON'T OVERLOOK
a chance to KNOW THINGS
shown by one who knows. Come.
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CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST.
Next to high school.
Ellis Smith. Pastor.

The pastor will preach morning and
evening, all the services lasting just
one hour
Sunday school at cts a. IN.
Epworth League at 6. 80 p. m.
Prayer meeting held at 80 p. m.
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. WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandruff causes a feverish irrita-
tion Of the scalp, the hair roots shrink,
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast. To stop falling hair at once and
rid the scalp of every particle of dan
druff get a 25-cent bottle Of Dander-
inc at any drug store, pour a little in
your hand and rub we'll into the scalp.
After few applications all dandruff
disappears and the hair stops coming
out
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SIT. JOHNS CHURCH,

Rev. T.. \. Bullock, Rector
Sexagesimh.
Holy communion at a. m.
Sunday school and Bible class. at
p.i5 a. IN.
Morning prayer a. m.
Evening prayer l.3O p. m.
Friday Litany aud address, 1890
o'clock.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.

Christian Science services are held
IN the Woman's club building, at the
corner Of Seventh street and Gold ave-
rue. every sunday morning At IL
o'clock.
sunday school At g.ts o'clock.
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ANOTHER FAREWELL PARTY

ON Monday afternoon at the Palace
OF the Governors a farewell tea will
lie given Mrs. Jehn II. McFie. who
WI live ~ Gallup. and Mrs. Walter
l. kegei, who leaves this week for
,saton. her former home. While I'M
der the auspices OF the Voman's Aid
society Of the First Presbyterian
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CHURCH.

Sodality mass. 700 a. m.
childrcn's mass. $3.50 a. m.
High mass and sermon, 10 a. IN.
Evening service, T.30.
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church. it is because of both Mrs.
McFie and Mrs. Kegel being active
members of the Archaeological So
cioty. that the farewell is given in
the Old Palace. The members of the
Woman's club. the Woman's Museum
society, the Woman's board of trade
and other friends are invited.
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4
LEAP YEAR AFFAIRS.

Rehearsals of The Leap Year
Frolic," vaudeville performance &c
be staged by Mrs. X. l.. Baca and
Mrs. Mary Mcconnell. are being held
almost daily. The show is to be CIV
en- for the benefit of the Womans
Board Of Trade on March and Z.
on Tuesday evening Miss Evelyn
Mcbride viii entertain the Christian
Endeavors of the Presbyterian church
at a Leap Year party.
Monday evening Judge McF'ie en-
tertained his friendship Sunday school
class at his home. with a Washing
tons birthday party. 4 collation.
was served from u table decorated in
red. white and blue. The center
piece was a cherry tree with true
enough cherries. The thirty young
ladies present were supplied with
hatchets. Part of the evening was
spent in crocheting and needIework.
while one member of the class read
patriotic stories to the circle.
Last evening. Miss Morgan enter
tanned her sunday school class at q
dinner
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BIRTHDAY AND OTHER DINNERS

Boy Scouts mainly were the guests
of Victor Berchtoldt at dinner given
to celebrte his birthday anniversary.
After the dinner they were entertain
ed al a motion picture party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Kegel on
Thursday evening gave a dinner in
honor of Mrs. S. G. Small.
Bernard Spitz on Monday evening
at his home on East Palace avenue
entertained ten of his friends at
cards and dancing, to celebrate his
birthday anniversary.
Monday afternoon a number of Boy
Scouts were the guests of William
Rose Jr