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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
AsnInnds TO Entertain.

on Wednesday evening Mr. and
Mrs Rupert f. Asplund will entertain
in honor Of the outgoing superinten-
dent of public instruction as well as
the incoming one and his appointees.
1t is possible that Mr.. White and Mrs.
White will remain in Santa Fe, al
though their first plans had been to
return to Silver City where they lived
before coming to the capital.
Colonel and Mrs Jose d. Sena were
hosts on Wednesday evening to the
twenty-three teachers OF the public
schools. at a dinner in honor of j. II.
Wagner, who retires as superintendent
OF the public schools to take up the
more responsible duties of superinten-
dent Of public instruction for the en-
tire state. Covers were laid for twen-
ty-eight. A silver tea service was pre-
sented to Mr. Wagner as token of
affection from the faculty. Official
announcement was made of the APP
pointment Of Principal E. j, Roth to
succeed Mr.. Wagner as superintendent
Of the city schools and of the acceps
tance of E. C. Ringer of Wagon
Mound of the position Of principal Of
the high school.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
Santa Fe Club Festivities.

Tom" Bendelow of Chicago, the ma
tional golf expert, on Saturday even
ing addressed the members of the
Santa Fe club and invited guests on
the desirability of golf as a recreation
for business men and as an attraction
for tourists. He made it plain that
nowadays tourist resort without golf
links is not in the running, and a
health resort without such an appur-
tenance might as well quit business.
His talk had its effect, for on Sunday
a number of local business and pro-
fessional men Joined him and Archi-
tect William Templeton Johnson of
San Diego to locate an eighteen-hole
course south of the city limits, on
terrain that is ideal for golf A club
house, simple but cosy, inexpensive
but inviting, is to be built.
Christmas and New Year are always
seasons of special merriment and So
cisl activities at the Santa Fe club
There is always a Christmas tree for
members and generally a distribution
of appropriate gifts that hit off the
toibles of each man to the intense de-
light of himself and his friends. The
practical joker is given his innings
and the memory of the affair is often
cherished for years TO come. The So
ctal committee OF which Arthur Sc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24

Park, New York. by Christmas, and
will return TO Santa Fe i'm May
The Santa I'c Society Of the Archae-
illogical Institute will be in tho field
right at the start with its social ac-
tiyites during the Legislative session.
The first event will be a lecture ON
Friday evening, January IL, to bo
followed by a reception under the au-
spices of the woman's museum com
mittee. This viii he followed by an
exhibit Of water colors and oils by a
group Of famous British artists, in
Guiding Mrs Laura Knight and her
husband, as we'll as u. Hughes, s. L
J. Birch and others. The lecture will
lie by Prof. Oliver NJ. Washburn Of
the University of California, and will
he illustrated. The theme win be
Etruscan Life in This World and
Hades'
The New Mexico Bar association
will meet in special session on Jan
uary II, and will continue in close
touch with legislative matters through
its legislative committee during the
entire session.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
Coming ana Going.

Miss Beatrice Seligman is home for
the holidays from the Wolcott school
at Denver. Miss Phyllis Mayne is al
so here from her Denver school for
the Christmas festivities.
Otis Seligman has arrived from the
Military Institute at Roswell Alfred
Rolls from the University Of Michi-
gan; DeForest Lord from Culver Mil
itary academy, Miss Helen Williams
from State College, John K s. Walter
from Junior college, Hollywood, Calf
Give Edwards who is home from
the border for the holidays, was host
at a jolly party on Tuesday evening.
DeForest Lord il planning to give
party at The Willows to the
young folks some time next week
Mrs, A. A. Lesson has gone to Tue
son, Arz., TO visit her daughter,
Frances Leeson, who is student at
the University Of Arizona.
Mrs. l. H. Rapp has returned from
a visit Of several months in eastern
cities, including Washington, Boston,
New York and Chicago Miss Helen
Rapp did not come home from Cen
tralia for the holidays.
Miss Blanche Rothgeb has gone to
her home at Las Vegas for the holi-
days.
Ex-Governor NJ. A, Otero is in Jopl
lin, No, to look after interests he has
in the zinc mines there.
Mrs. Ramon Rollins-W Wylie is visit
ing the McFies at Gallup and from
there will go to Los Angeles, expect
ing to return in February together
with her mother, Mrs. w r. Rollins
and her sister, Miss Ruth Rollins.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Mccormack Of
Forest III, are visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. L. +. Coard.
District judge z. c. Abbott, left
Saturday for the border. He has with
him at Columbus Mrs. Abbott and
daughter, Jane. His father, Judge A.
J. Abbott. and wife left on Friday on
a visit to relatives in Kansas and will
return January g.
District Judge Granville A. Rich
ardson returned to Roswell on Satur-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
Christmas Exercises.

On the afternoon Of Christmas eve
the choirs Of the Protestant churches
OF Santa Fe join for the first time in
the rendition OF a Christmas cantata.
II is THE First christmas" and
promises to be a musical event Of high
rank.
The public schools held their Christ
mas exercises on Friday afternoon.
The Sunday schools also gave Christ
mas programs on Saturday Los Pas
torres Is being rendered with It's old
time vim. and yet, with some mod
crh refinement, in two places in San
Ia Fe. and proves itself great at-
traction for tourists.
Earl +. Sidebottom, a Santa Fe boy
now praetieing law in Los Angeles,
has just been elected patron Of Acacia
chapter, order Of the Eastern Star,
at Los Angeles.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
Watch Our Windows
Daily
day to spend Christmas with his fam

day to spend Christmas with his fam
/ lily.
Or. Edgar i. Hewett arrived in
/ Santa Fe on Friday afternoon from
a months stay in Washington, D. c.
He remained only long enough to
] greet friends, leaving Saturday fore
noon for San Diego to be with Mrs.
Hewett and to be present at the clos.
| ing exercises Of the San Diego expo
stion, of which he was the director
of exhibits.
Colonel and Mrs Ralph T..
| Twitchell viii leave this week for san
Diego to be guests Of honor at the
closing exercises of the Panama Cali
fornia exposition. They will repre-
sent the state of New Mexico at the
festivities.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie e. Prince and
children are down from their ranch
in the Espanola valley and will re-
main in Santa Fe during the winter.
Engineer and Mrs. Junius w. John
son are at Denver for the Christmas
holidays.
Harry Kronenberg returned from
the border this week but left again
on a visit to friends at Dodge City
Kans.
Attorney Reed Holloman is at his
old home In Indiana visiting TelativeG
Upon his return he will bring with
him Mrs Reed Holloman and daugh
ter who have been absent since
spring
United States Senator elect 4 A,
Jones was the guest thiS-week Of his
brother-in-law, Or. f. r. Lord.
Attorney c. J. Neis was called to
Galveston, Tex, by the Illness Of his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. McCallister Of
Los Angeles, former residents Of this
section, are here on a visit to old
fine friends,
Charles HaspeImath, who has Just
returned from a sOjourn of several
years with relatives near Hanover,
Germany, expects to leave shortly for
San Luis Obspo Calf.
Mrs Austin G. Brady entertained
the Monday Bridge club this week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24

lsidor Berger is at work in Chicago
on the opera for which ne made mus
ical and literary studies Mt the School
Of American Archaeology this sum
mer He Is at present PLAYING second
violin with the Chicago Opera com
pany orchestra. His theme Is sLnilar
to that in Mrs Florence H. Bartlett's
drama, "Via Cruces" which win ap-
pear in January El Palacio. The
Conquest and Reconquest of Santa
Fe In 1850 and 1893" furnishes the
background for both the play and the
opera. and the principal scenes arc
laid in the Palace of the Governors
and the Santa Fe plaza II Is posi-
bic that Mrs. Bartlett's drama win be
given as the class play by the senior
class of the Santa Fe high school in
which she teaches. Should the st.
Francis auditorium OF the new mu-
scum be ready for use by that time,
the play wonld be given a most ap-
prOpriatc setting
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
Santa Fe Society
Notes

Santa Fe is bidding goodbye to
quite number of officials and their
families at this season. Those who
came merely as sojourners of course,
will hardly be missed, but not those
like Mrs Mcdonald, for instance. who
took part in every civic activity of the
community and thus endeared herself
to the capital Mrs. Mcdonald is break
ing up housekeeping. Because of the
serious Illness of Governor-e +. c.
deBaca she gave up the plans for
farewell reception in the executive
mansion. Elmer +. Veeder, legal ad-
wiser to the governor-elect, went to
Los Angeles this week to assure Mr..
deBaca that there is no foundation
in fact to all the newspaper talk about
dark plots to seize the gOvernorship
and that it will not be necessary for.
the governor-elect to hurry home to
take the oath of office. In the mean
while, plans for an elaborate inaugu-
raj ceremony and dance are being held
in allegiance.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
Jemez Springs

Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Andres spent a
few days in town last week
Mr.. and Mrs j. y. Block will leave
shortly for "a visit with relatives in
California.
Mrs. John Woodgate has Just re-
turned from short visit to her
daughters in Albuquerque As this
is the first visit in twcnty-thrc years
that Mrs Woodgate has made to Al
buquerque she reports a great many
improvements
The real estate Of the late Hugh
Murray was sold here last week by the
administrator. This includes a home
stead, a small piece Of land in Jemez
Springs and a part interest in san
Antonio springs near the Sulphur
springs
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
What to Do When
Backache Comes On

Foley Kidney Pills have done me
more good than $4,000 worth OF other
medicine" Chas. N. Fox, Himrod.
N Y.
When baokache comes on and it
seems as il you can't stand the pain
and pressure across the small OF your
back, hurry to your druggist and get
relief through box of Foley Kidney
Pills. They will stop the cause OF
that pain very quickly. spur the slug
gish kidneys to regular action, en-
able them to throw the poisons out of
the blood. They will get rid of pain
and rheumatism for you, quiet your
nerves. stop your backache, and linn
Der up your stiff joints and sore mus
Cles.
Frank W. Sherman. Lacona, N. T.,
writes; 'Tsutered with kidney trou-
BILE, had tired feeling IN my back,
did not have any ambition and felt
ali tired out. i. used Foley Kidney
Pills and in a few days 'began to feel
better. and now ] have entirely re.
Royal Drug Company.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
Remember the Place
The Economist

awaken on Christmas morning in his
pyramidal tent which has been made
as warm. wind proof and comfortable
rs the quartermaster corps and tho
soldiers skin viii permit. Instead Of
q roaring FIREPLACE a small. sheet iron
stove heats these winter homes of the
soldiers and, II they wish to hang their
stockings up it will have to he done
on a nail driven in the ridge pole of
their canvas houses.
Chaplans of the regiments on the
border will, in reality play Santa
Claus for the soldiers. rhey are busy
arranging for Christmas entertain
ments, for Christmas trees and Christ
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24

Waldo Twitchell, son Of Colonel
Ralph Emerson TwiiChcll, is awaiting
final judgment OF Oliver Morosco on
the musical plays he wrote this sum
mer while at San Diego Fournier has
composed the music for them and
Twitchel has written the lbrettos.
The plays have been endorsed by MO
roscos staff OF readers and are now
up to the great producer himself for
selection from about a dozen for I'M
date production,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
ARMY CHIMNEYS NOT
BUILT FOR SAINT NICK

El Paso, Tex. Dec 23.-If Santa
claus expects to climb down the
chimneys Of Uncle SANS regular and
national guard soldiers on the bor-
der, Christmas eve, he will have to
reduce several pounds. The metal
chimneys which protrude from the
tents OF tho border troops are not as
large as the old fashioned fireplaces
Of the New England homes.
The soldier on the border will
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24

ligman is chairman, the other mem
bers being james l.. Seligman, Carl A.
Bishop, Ira l., Grimshaw. James a,
French and Emory Moore, has ar
ranged for an old-fashioned Christmas
party on Monday evening" with stock
ings hung up around the fireplace, a
Christmas tree, music and dancing,
On New Years there is to be cos
tune party and dance.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
Art and Archaeology.

Arthur f Musgrave. the British a.,
tist, who arrived IN Santa Fe this
week, has settled down for the win
ter in a tent cottage on Buena Vista
heights
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henri are in
Cincinnati where Mr.. Henri is paint
ing portraits. The Henri's expect to
be back in their studio on Gramercy
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-24
OverlOading
The Stomach

Causes Incomplete Digestion. Wcakcus
The system, and Breeds Dyspepsia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

Den ben a6t Gnteln bes oereinitis
gen seriegsminiiters bon Roon, bic
Idmtli9 in ben 4riee 5oeen, iinb, ipie
tiir5li9 eemelOet poro, bier bis ieBt
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b0rigsn oisger 0eIben tein beFeres
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bas aus Der Seber ibres @aters
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feinen 1reuno, Den profeFor pertbes,
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nemort iteben bate, lpdbreno Roon
brei in ben &rieg geIanot botte :rMas
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unlere SDbne enteegengeben, 70 fo9e
id mir - uno i1 CLAUDE baron -
bob Die sr0beren @efabreu oes aries
gts fir Den gtn3elnen nihts beoeuten
follen uno oiirfen ols bds bonn Dons
ner Der Ranonen ibnen laut augerils
fene: sMenIh, bu muBt iterben!, ipas
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fslbft 5ufliiitsrn fOIlte; oaB iibrigens
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unIere 9etten I9lei9t. gottes pds
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nen: nQus Ole S0bne ausaogen, ba bas
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gar; tebren iie einit unDerleBt 5u uHs
5uriid, 70 ftnb Fe Elm nsuss @eI4ent
ituIeres sndoigen Gjottes."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-27

reipeftiren llno lng1 Die Sntegritat
Grnnfreicbs uno ieiner @olonien ga
rontiren poQe, faas GnglanO nell-
trol blie6e, uoa puBte @rep, ooB ons
aobinctt, menn er ibnl Oieie 9lnforoe-
rlngcn nlittbeilte, iie iofort ofneb-
men piiroe, uno BOB er oonp leine
9ebeimen Gerpflibtpngen 5ronfreib
uno 9fuBlono eegenii6er nidt niiroc
erfiiaen f0nnen.. &nS tbat er olip2
@r er5d6Itc feincnl ieiner Go4cgen
am 1. 9luguIt 0upon lino ais ,ons
Cabinet om nG6iten Wlorgeh ON.
2. gluguit, 5uiommentratl perbeim,
liHte er Die oeutlMan glnarbietnn9eui
Dor Dem gon5en Gobinett mic ouh
Dor Dem llnterbauie nin folgenOen.
Gage, am 3. 9luglllt. Doolnrb' bat er'
uns in oieien &rieg gcitiir5t;a ib.
1ngc, er i9pinoelte lins binein" (be
trideo rs into mari i@tauben'Sic
mir: @rep miro iiA ipdter pegen 0ie-i
fer iubeilpoIlci @eiAiulte aus 0eilt
Stoub MAIDEN, I'M lcin Sebelf 5ii ret
ten" (@reD mill, in goo0, time, be
running for bis life oDer this iiniIicr
briincB). 9us CT 0onitl uni or gEt-
quit inn @orlonIcnt ii6cr Die @erbcinl.
li6ung Ocr oeutidcu gtnerbietluigep
.3ur &eoc geItcllt ipiiroe, reitiAijl0ig
tc cr Iic6 nit Dem &orge6eil OoB
Si6onomsfp fir ieiue 9erions linO
obne 9luitroe BON Berlin eeIprpAcn
babe. Genno6 muB er gon6 gut &C..
muBt boben, BOB 2icbononSfi5 ouf
@runo bon Snltruftipncn Doat @erlit
bonoeltc; ionit bdtte cr,6ie oeutibcn
&oridldgc nic6t iofort on @oiMeL
Oen cngliid)en YotiHoiter in BERTH
tclcgrapbirt" .. o9(ae g[ntipor-
ten @rcDs i'm llnterboitie am 27.
glugult Iin0 olio cin W1uIter6eiipiel
eroben Siieens4 "a mo0el Of baro
ping). vWlun miro i'm idon nod
al Den @algeh bringenl"
n qllno menn 9lsquit6 @reps WlitiAul-
oiger 1T, 10 miro er ebenfous ban.
melnl"
yaon iiebt oicie 9(uslniiiiueeh TAI.
len an @ntihicocnbeit iu0 0aitlic9-
felt nihtS 81 piinicben iibri0 Gini'