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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31
TAKE NOTICE.

The Malta Mercantile Co. has pur-
chased the j. +. Kilduff store, stock
and all real estate and hereafter the
business will be run under the name
of the Malta Mercantile Company.
The stock of the old Malta Mercan-
tile company has been moved to the
Kil(luff location and all business will
be handled from this store under the
management of r.. r. Davis of Hins-
dale. We will be open for business
Friday morning, sept. 1st.
II. r. DAVIS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31
ORPHEUM OFFERINGS.

Commencing with tonight the Or
pheum theatre offers the movie fans
of Malta a week of the very best pic
lures that money can buy. The bill
for tonight is VIM. Farnum in "A
Soldiers Oath"
Friday night we have another Par
amount picture featuring that droll
commedian, John Barrymore in
"The Lost Bridegroom. The bill
Tor Saturday is one of those sterling
World features showing Holbrook
Blinn in 1.-The Weakness of Man."
For Sunday they offer the usual Sum
day show Of drama, comedy and ami.
mated weekly Fer Monday night
they show another Paramount pic
ture featuring Hazel Dawn in "The
Saieslady' Tuesday evening is the
regular Triangle picture, this time
with w. S. Hart in ',The Primal
Lure" and a laughable comedy en-
titled "A Dash of Courage" The
week S program ends with a Metro
Wonderplay Wednesday night, when
our old favorite Francis x Bush
man will be seen in. picture Great
ed especially for him, "A Mile Min
Ute" Of course the picture would
be incomplete without beautiful Bev-
erly Bayne, who always plays oppo-
site Mr.. Bushman This makes I'D
weeks program OF pictures that
will be hard to beat.
The fellow who trades at home
never has to do his kicking by mail.
And then, on second thought, he has
no reason to kick
II. G. Cowan was a Malta visitor
yesterday.
Archie Stubblefield was a business
caller in Malta yesterday from the
north country.
A marriage license was issued this
week to G. c. Iverson and Jessie
Stiles, both of Saco
V. S. Daily, Oscar Duncan Elmer
3uchan, ell Of Bagley, Iowa, were
here this week looking for land.
The duck and chicken season on
ems tomorrow jFriday) and great
will be the noise at Bowdoin.
Several auto loads of Malta young
people attended the dance at the
Pioneer hotel at Dodson Monday
night.
Burner Survant made a trip to
sun Prairie with some of the cleo
ton supplies Sunday. He says the
roads down that way are anvtbing
but nice.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31
THE RAILROAD STRIKE

According to reports the railroad
strike will go into effect the 4th of
September and from the order is
sued by the brotherhoods of train
men will not only tie up freight but
passenger and mail service A ma
tion-wide strike such as is contem-
plated will not be OF long duration
as the officials of the railroads claim
they will operate their trains i'm
mediately the strike goes into effect
on SO per cent efficiency basis. It
will be nice if those directly interest.
ed could get satisfactory settle
ment before the men are called out.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31
SPOKANE OFFICES GREAT
NORTHERN REFUSE FRUIT

The Spokane offices of the Great
Northern received an order Tuesday
Vot to accept any more fruit for
SHIPMENT An embargo on perish
able fruit will mean ruin to the
northwestern soft fruit growers if it
remains operative for any length OF
ine, in the opinion Of W. e. Miller,
traffic manager of the Spokane Fruit
Growers company
Within a week the prime crop
will be ready for shipment. The
Wenatchee and North Yakima dis
tricts are just beginning the ship
Ment Of peaches
John Shady is at Bolton this week
having gone up a few days age in
hopes of finding relief from the hay
fever.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31
NOTICE..

All Old accounts OF the Malta Mer-
camille company have been taken
over by the new management and
from now on will be collected from
the new location in the kilduff store.
All accounts must be paid at once or
bankahle paper given
due Oct. Is, 1916.
r. r. DAVIS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31

Miss Louise Loebel of Fond Du
Lac, Wis. arrived in Malta this week
and Will be a guest of her old friend,
Mrs. Alice Best during the month Of
September.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
N. FOURTH STREET
SCHOOL WILL HOLD
EXERCISES FRIDAY

Closing exercises viii be held ~
thu NoIth Fourth street school IRA.
dGy afternoon. May 20. az . O'Clock
The program follows.
land 81 Sunshiu. ........
.............,. Florence Bartlett
Second and Third Grades.
Folk dance Muffin Man .........
Tone Poem Independence Rel
BOYS of Fourth and Fifth Grades.
Fulk Dance. Feet to Music. ......
First Grade.
Song: FAIRIES Invitation ..... Rossini
Boys ana Girls of Upper Grades.
Dance: Highland Fling .........
Girls of Fourth and Fifth Grades.
Folk Dance. klappdans .......
Second and Third Grades.
SOns Our Country's Flag .......
Boys OF Upper Grades.
May Pole Dance ...............,
Girls of Upper Grades.
Eighth grade promotional exercises:
Salutatory ......... Matte Moui,un
Prophecy ....... ..... Willie Collier
Naledictory .,..... Margaret Znmora
Song go Far New Mexico. .....
............... Elizabeth Garrett
scMol
Address Prof. Il II. iii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
NEW ADDITION
ANO CAR LINE
ARE RUM0REO
Report That Traction System
Will Extend to the Indian
School and Tap a Suburb
Called Roslington.

Renewed rumors OF plans iot an
extension uf tho trolley s.rVic. along
North Fourth street haN. sprung w
within a day ar two. President
George Rosliuston, of IA. traction
system. Is out ot town. but he stated
tome time ago that his company was
readS To- consider a Fourth street cN-
tension Whenever tn, 0.noftting
property owners w"r" prepared To "N-
tend some and ~ bearing the expense
ut construction
II ~ aid now that matters have
reached "a point where Il H. a virtunl
certainty that a North street lin. will
bee built Ia h near futur" In con-
nection with IN" rumors ed extension
there Is u report hat a new addition
Ia be- tapped 10y the extension ~ a.
he opened. and that the addition will
be called Roslinston The traction
president n others associated with
him are said To have. bought land for
the addition
The new line. according to the re-
ports. VIII run to tn. Ind an school,
where a loop IL to be constructed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
NOTABLE PROGRAM
AT WOMAN'S CLUB
CLOSING SOCIAL

The closing social of the year w.tl
be- given tomorrow evening at ;he
NumaH's club Mt : o'clock. The hus-
bands ~ members OF tn. club ar" "s-
p~.cinily invited guests. a musical
ptuIrim uui,r the direction of Mrs.
Ida McCuuc Donovan viii bee gwen
Thu uumb'rs are To- be- taken from
tn" opera II TToNatorc and many well
SHOWN Albuquerque drtists are ia
take part
Mr. George Everltt VIII play m"
opening numbers. followed by.
\ treatise on The l.fo of N.fdi
MIR. Jno. W. Wilson.
solo. Mr.. :. ". Miller,
Solo. MIR. Henning.
Trio. Mrs. Bcnniug Mrs. Norris
settle. Mr. Mohan.
Violin duet ,by request, Misses
Grace Stortz and Lor.ia Lester.
\ featur. OF the evening will be
two piano selections played by Walter
clark which precise to be u treat 4"
music lovers. Mr. CLARK has not ap-
peared on the local stage before.
having come mere recently only from
New orleans. wher" h" WAS urganlst
at the e. thedral.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
If your Back is aching OF Blad.
der bothers, drink lots of
water and eat less
meat.

when your kidneys hurt and your
hh,k iocls sore. don't get scared u
proceed To- load your stomach with -
let uf drugs that eScit. N" kidnev-
and irritatc the entire uriuary tract.
Keep y"ur Kidneys clean like you
Keep your bowels clean. 10y flushing
them with a mid, harmless salts
winch the hudy's urinous
waste and stimulates them IL theii
normal activity The function of the
kidneys - To- litter the blood In -
hours they strain from II 300 grains
at acid ana waste, "a ~ can readily
understand M vital importance II
h"' ping IN" Kidneys active.
DIink lots Of wat"r-yuu care
drink Too mpch also get from ans
pharmacist about tour ounces OF Jad
Salts, take a tablespoonful IN u glass
oi water before breakfast each morn
ing Tor a few days and your kidney
viii act fine, THIS famous salts Is
made from IN" acid of grapes aud
lemon Juice. combined with lithia, ana
has been used tor g-|uoratipns To clean
add stimulate clogsed Kidneys; ais
"a neutralize the acids IN urine 80 IT
uo longer u a source of irritation
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; oannut ia
jure, makes u delightful -~ncrycscent
lithia-watcr drink whivE everyone
should take nov and then To kccl
their kidneys clean and active Try
this, also keep up IN" water drinkinS,
aud no doub, you viii wonder what
became at your kidney trouble ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
MONEY ROLLINS
INTO TREASURY
Of THE COUNTY
Piles of Cash and Stacks of
Checks Received in Settle
ment of Tax Bills; Santa Fe
Pays $50, 900.

with the beginning Of the rush of
taxpayers. hustling to get their half
a tax bills settled before interest
L. charged against them, Deputy
County Treasurer Matt Sippel aud
Miss GLADYS Maudell. his assistant.
have been working under pressure.
Lines OF people were forming In trout
OF the windows today. and each mali
brought M 4 stack of checks II
looks, according to Deputy Treasurer
Sippcl. AZ u all records FOR collrc-
tons IN this county would be- broken
before June /.
The biggest check received 80 lar.
and the biggest hat any one taxpayer
VIII send ia. was received today from,
the Santa Fe railroad. The santa he
paid approximately 100000 TO the
county treasury. The electric light
company paid more than $4,000.
Their. viii be no escape from IN
tercst charge after June / for those
whose taxes are unpaid. The state
auditor has issued peremptory in
-truc,iOns l~eaving no discretion 10 the
county treasurer. III. must collect
after the first Of June.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
IMPRESSED
BY GR0WTH EAST
Of PEC0s RIVER
President of University. Re.
turning From Round Of
Commencement Speeches.
Comments on Development.

Il am told that IN the recent Dem
ocratic primary election in Chaves
county - per cent OF the votes east
were by residents east of the Pecos
river said President David x. Boyd
Of the University of New Mexico to-
day. Doctor Boyd has Just returned
from a two weeks trip through the
Pocos valley during which he dcliv-
cred commencement addresses at
Elida, carlsbad. Loyington, Artesia
ana Hagefman
To me the interesting feature of
this vote was not political but indus.
trial" said Doctor Boyd, since 1t in
dicatos clearly the very rapid growth
In permanent population for the
plains country east of the Pecos in
the two southeastern counties. had
an opportunity to see something OF
This new population during my trip.
/, X composed of progressive farm
crs who are combining dry farming
with stock farming, and who are do
ing we'll with the combination. It is
o body Of horneseekers who have
land when possible ana nave purchas-
ID from the state. or leased until al
most every one of them has around
him a small body of land sufficient for
grazing by a limited number ui
livestock. F~ermanency is evident IN
the homes these people are building
~ the kind ui stock they are CROWNS
and the Kind of farming they are
doing. Il looked to me an II more
development, had been accomplished
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
EXERCISES AT OLD TOWN
SCHOOL THIS

The pld Town school viii hold
closing EXERCISES this afternoon NJ
T.. Hickey and County superintendent
A%tannsIo Montoya viii make addros-
SEES.
tn" program:
Welcome Addrcss-Cathorinc Gam
hill
Chefs Drill-I.ittl" Tots.
America. I Love You'-School
spanish Dance Norgaritu castillo.
Hoo Iiou'- Martha Volt and
Chorus.
silver Nymphs, piano soio-Led-
an Bamhill
'Joc's L"cturr"-Joc Hall,
Folk bancc-LLttic Tots.
'~Teachiug Doliy-Henen Yoit
MAY Pole bnnc.'-Third, Fourth
and Fifth grades.
"Oh, FAIR New Mcxico"-School
Addresses by VI. T.. Hickey u SUI
p~erintendcnt Atanasio Montoya
Board OF directors: Jesus Romero,
Nestor Munt0ya. Maxine Sanches,
Teachers: Bernice Hcssclden, Au-
relia Montoya, Jennie Ticrney, Flora
Springer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

There j. more Catarrh In tins sec
ton of m, country than all other
diseases put together, md until th'
last few wears WAS supposed To he iu.
durable. For "a great many years
doctors -pro1UunCed 1T n local dis
,nar 70 prescribed local remedies.
ana hy constantly faiGng 10 cure with
local treatment. PRONOUNCED IL lu-
durable. Science has proven Ci'atrh
e. bee "A constitutional disease. and
therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh cure, man
uiacturcd by T. J cheney a Co.,. To-
!odo. ohio, IL the only Constitutional
cur. on the market II n taken In
|tcruully. II acts directly on the
blood aud mucous sutfucos ~ the
system. They offer one hundred dol
lars tor u case II fails tu cure Send
fur circulars and Testimonials.
Address: 4. j. CHENEY q co. To-
l'do. q,
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
UNION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Albuquerque Typographical Union
So. 3ui yesterday afternoon held an
election tot local and international
officers Cor the coming veal The
,ir. ton Tor local officers resulted a.
follows
President. T. T. Turner.
VICE president. @. t. shade,
~ccr.tatN-trcasurer Ira BACON,
Srrgcant-ut-arms Fred ". kirk-
patrick
Executive committee, Frank u.
Lowe. u. r. Vol. jess. j Wootton.
The local officers viii Ice installed
june 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

Henry hauls baggage. phone s3s.
Miss sadie Morris left for 'al,for-
mia Yesterday. to spend the summer.
Edward cline oi Topeka n VISITING
ms brother, Fred cline, ot south Sew
emit street
Alberto Toledo and Emma Gomez.
both oi this city, rece''ed a marriage
license yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Walker and Miss
Alma Baldrige lett for California yes
,crday, to spend several weeks visit
ing relatives.
The Good Cheer club will meet
with Mrs. otto Scheer. 3is South
Broadway. Friday afternoon at 1880
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. o. Miller ana
Arthur McCollum. Mrs. Miller's broth
er. are spending tn. week camping
IN the mountains.
For plumbing repairs call M sts.
". J. BeauchDmp, prompt, reliable.
Acasiu Gullogus. with his son. -
here for a nri"t business visit. NJ:
Gallegos resides IN Torrance county
where he has held several county Of
iic.s.
Regular stated conclaye of rilgrir,
lGummandery No. :. knights T-mplai.
lthis evening at = o'clock. \ tull at
Tendance il desired. Visiting 80
Knights welcome.
Miss Angelica Howd.n. daughter &
Bishop n Mrs. 4. II, Howdcn, Lott
tor Annapolis, Md, yesterday To "t'
tend the commencement exercises ui
, the naval academy.
Auto springs. an makes. K0rber Co.
Mrs. 4. y. Hilton and her daugh-
tiers. Rosemary aud Helen Hilton
were here last night on their way ~
Annapolis. Md to witness the grad
uution OF then son aId brother, car
Hilton. from the naval academy Tn,
| Hiltons live at san Antonio.
Mrs Armoi treatment OF toi
them. Is characterized by = tidal Sc.
iocity that sweeps her hearers wiz
her and set does no, tail To comb'n'
with her elnuuence facts and los' e
' that appeal a. the reason Macon
nGHJ News.
The Willing Workers Win cluh
made up of the eighth arad. pupi''
OF the publ, sDhools IL "Nhibitins
fancy u~c.dlework In one 81 the l,os
onwald store windows. Th- W W
". - rated the hampton ueedleworl
club OF the state
See. IN another column. advertise,
meLt for bids for the building of in'
portant new buildings Tor the Uni,
,srsiiy Of New Mexico
Mrs. Wan.n McMilien. wife "f \
~ McMtll.u'H urOther. d,.d AT Val
Vert. o., Tuesday night. The Wa
rem McMill"ns lived al Van Vert. Mr.
aud Mrs McMilen visited here la
year. Mrs. No illen di. oi appcr
dicitisL
The probate court hereafter vi.
hold sessions ir the room nov nrru
pied by Justice -. T.. Sulas In m
basement ct tho county courthouse
lIhr Justice VIII move To- tn" gran'
jury room The county commission
.rs VIII hold their sessions In "a
new probat" court room.
The G~ihson-Flw Lumber cumpan'
ANNOUNCES hat their fuel department
VIII be ready for business Jun. i
and that they hly. engaged O. j Hu
ford to handle his department :"
them. Mr. Butord viii handle you
orders with the same care and VII
giVr you the same courteous treat
mcut that he gave his patrons ius
year. Remember the date ana siN'
them your n"Nt order. ~. Sort
First street. Phone 1913.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
ANCIENT GOLD PIECE
TURNED IN BY RIO
ARRIBA

An ancient gold piece yesterday
was received by the p%ostofiice here
from a postmaster In Rio Arriba
county The coin IN of the old hexag-
"ndi shape and Is of the denomination
az $50.
u was yenturod by those who saw
m. peculiar bat OF money that II had
been boarded 10y some nattN. since
The days OF 1859, when that type Of
~ wac in general use.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

Taxes for the last half Of the year
1915 are now due and payable and
become delinquent On the first day of
Interest VIII positively be add
ed TO All taxes paid on June LIST or
thereafter Local checks accepted
Pay early and avoid Inconvenience
NJ Mandell, treasurer and eS'ofhclp
collector, Bernuiillo county, New
Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
Non klucL 20 Years Old.

Borlln. MAY =, WA WITCHES 70
sayNillel Field Marshal Alexander
Won kluck was - years old on Sat
urday. lie received many congratu-
lntory messages, u ON Emperor
william
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

Accompanied by the Rev Mr. smith
aud his daughter and hv H. $ Price,
y NJ cudabac Yesterday drove to
Roswell ~ IA Buick car Mr. Price
viii return with him tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
"t.cniry's Eggs 100. Guaranteed.
Jann, MalOy, Hawkins.

Constipation causes headache. in
digestion dizziness, droWsincss For
a mild opening medicine, us. Deans
RcBulets. 2ic u box at all stores,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
SUNDAY, June %.

Mpltlnk.
g:t5-Regular sunday school SEES
sions
n: OO-Church services.
Afternoon,
2:OO-Deyotional half hour, led by
Rev. Thos. Harwood Albuquerque.
$50 Efficiency program, directed
by General Secretary Raley.
Fiye-ninu.e addresses on subjects
as follows
Reaching the Entire Community
FOR the sunday school, !. II. wagner.
Santa Fe.
Architecture. Glass Rooms Equip
ment, T.. Pack, Tucumcari.
The Program. Rev. Frank Lock-
ridge Springer.
The Prepared Teacher. Mrs. Amelia
Deveney. Ration.
Graded Literature. Geo. Roberts.
Ration.
Credits and Rewards, Frank &.
keefor, Albuquerque.
General discussion, led by Rev, II.
T.. Farley. Mountainain; Seneca Gar
cia. Albuquerque. Harry J Fincke.
Moriarty: J l.. q. Swinney. Aztec. and
others.
Evening. Duncan Opera House.
t5-Urion Young Peoples meet
ing,
~7t5-Song service and deVotions,
led by Rev, n : Dunn.
Special music.
S'l5-Address Rev, g W Dean,
s:3O-Address. Rev. &. T.. Moore.
s;i5-special music.
9:0O-Address Rev. :. f.. Lynd.
Adjournment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

49, ~
} daN iuir.
ALBtQtERQI'E weather for
the - hours ended ut \ o'clock
this morning
Maximum.
Minimum-tb
Rangc-3g.
Al : "A. me.
Southwest wirhs.
clear.
\ Careful Jur,.
tlrish world
Your lordship. said thc FORE
} man 81 the jury. 'thi- lady H.
} suing this gent tor $4,000 Tor "a
} stolen kiss"
. correct" responded the
, Judge, You uic lo decide II II
D was worth IL"
That's the point could Ia"
D jury have u sample
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
STRONG PROGRAM
FOR CONVENTION
Of s. s. WORKERS
Albuquerque Pastors, Superin.
tendents and Teachers to
Take Prominent Part in the
Sessions; Opens June Q.

7 tIN s'NiNfHAt haNt uffh Illtut " "
including the hnal details OF the
lengthy program. A large delegation
Of Albuquerque superintendents and
teachers and pastors IL expected to
The program follows.
FRIDAY. JWns y.
Baptist church. Morning.
G:3O-Devotiohai half hour, led by
Rev. Il. r. Atwood. Albuquerque.
ii0-Associate secretary's report.
Mabel A. smith. Albuquerque.
IO:1O-Trensurers report. II. ;.
Lithgow. Albuquerque.
Ia: 3O-General secretary's report.
Rev. 4. ID. Raley, Phoenix, Ariz,
10;5O-Five- minute reports from
all div isions and department super
~intendents.
Elementary. Mrs. II. G. thinner.
Ruidoso.
secondary. Miss Faith Longteilow,
Albuquerque.
Adult, Mrs. Lena McCanne. Artesia
Teacher training. prof. ". y. KEEL
sey. Hagerinan.
Home, Mrs. a. u. Austin, Clovis.
Missionary. Rev. j. Winder. Albu-
querque.
Temperance. Miss Harriet Hender-
son. kas, vaughn.
Spanish. seneca u. Garcia. Alhu-
querque.
ll:30-Greetings rom Kansas
Miss Maggie Nen, Harper. Kans.
Ii;35-Appointment Of committees
and general business.
Afternoon.
?.30-Devotional service. led by :.
Alonzo Bright, d. d.. Albuquerque.
3:O0-Elementary division. direct
ed by Rev. :. r.. Lynd. Phoenix. Ariz.
Discussion.
3to-secondary division. directed
by Rev. {. =. Moore, Los Angeles,
Calif.
Discussion.
20-Adul, division. directed by
Rev. G. W. Dean, Denver, Colo.
Discussion.
5:0O-Announcemehts and business.
Evening. Duncan Opera House.
7:t5-song service. led By Rev. Il.
=. DUN.
Special music.
s:i5-Addr.ss. Mrs. Mary Harris
Armor. The Georgia cyclone
s~:i5-Speciai music.
saturday. June 10.
Morning.
s:OO-Devotions, led by 4. y
Schuyler. u. H.. Albuquerque.
3O-Teacher training
The study Of the child Rev. &.
W. Dean.
The Art Of Teaching. Rev. G. =.
Moore.
THE Revised Basis of Education
Is Sunduy school Work Rev. :. r.
Lynd.
lO:30-The Home Department, Rev.
Randolph Cook. Albuquerque; a. l.
fales. Roswell.
li00-Church Federation, j. II.
ieald u. -, Albuquerque.
1l.i5-Announcemen;s aud busl-
ness.
Afternoon.
l:30-Devotional service, Or. Geo.
Giyan. Albuquerque.
:0O-Busincss session
Reports of committees.
Election OF officers.
Standards and goals for the state
Plans and preparations Tor IN.
J coming Year.
500 Religious Education and tho
child in the Church
f|lN'-lhluute h~uutesSes- rev ID "
Dean Rev. g. y Moore, Rev. : f.
Lynd, j. q. Sexton, superintendent %
m. largest SUNDAY school "a u t~,
states. Phoenix. and Judge W. IL
Pope, santa fe.
iUG-Autu ride To delegates. pro
Nidcd by the chamber Of commerce
of Las Vegas.
Evening.
-
tti-Motion pictures FIRST VI "
church.
g15-Reccption and social hour V
VI g. A..
SUNDAY. June u,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25

FORECAST Tonight iait.
cooler in northeast portion; FRI
day iuir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-25
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The Mena weekly star., 1916-11-23
MRS. POLLY MALLIsTER DEAD.
Mir. McAllister Called Home Too Late
 to See Her Alive.

Mrs. Polly McAllister, wife of Lee McAllister, died Tuesday afternoon at the residence of the family on South Tenth street. The funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the residence and burial in the I. O. 0. F. cemetery. Mr. MeAllister was in McAlester, Ok, at the time of Mrs. McAllister's death and did not reach home until this morning. Mrs. McAllister was a na- tive of Arkansas. having been born Iii Montgomery county and having reached the age of 62 years. She had been a resident of Polk county for about eighteen years. She had been thrice married and is survived by four sons, whe arc c " Hall ef Delta county, Tex, Robert HarriS of poteau, Ok, and Albert and Jack McAllister of this city. The sons were all here to attend the funeral. A sister of Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Margaret Wilson, lives near Odell, Ok. but it was impossible to get in to communication with her. J. T. Grant, William Grant and J. Grant or this city are cousins of Mrs. Me- Allister.