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C0CKERELS OR CAP0Ns?

| Have you got Q lot of surplus
c0ckerels on hand that you were
not able to dispose Of as broilersi
II 30, don't lose any more time;
caponize them and realize 4 profit
OF Of them. It has been truly
said that every day that you keep
= cockerel after he has reached
broiler size he 10 eating slice off
the top of his head.
Some times you cannot help II,
but If the cockerel ls going to eat
this slice off the top Of bis head
anyway, and you have no way to
get rid OF him to advantage, make
him put that slice into meat on
bis breast rather than blowing it
Cd at midnight by growing his
head of.
The art Of caponizing is not DIFF.
f1cult, and IL one will follow the
directions that come with every
set Of Instruments, he will soon
get 90 that he will lose hardly
single bird. 1t does rot take
long to capoD'Ee; the writer haa
seen expei t. ut some of the large
poultry shows competing for
prises where the winner has ca.
ponized sixty birds in an hour.
OF course the average man cannot
do that well, nor could these same
experts II they had to work under
ordinary circumstances, yet the
time spent caponising will we'll 70. |
pay In increased value of the
chick.
There IL . fairly good market
for capons In the South, bat even
II you are not near Z market, and
cannot get rid Of them, ron will
6ud that they make the best kind
OF chicken meat yon ever tasted.
The advantages Of capons are
that they can be all penned to.
gether, yet will not be fighting
the llveloDg day. They grow toI
be considerably larger than they
would otherwise. The fesh re-
ifSRins tender for = longer time;
some Cap0ns even remain tender
up to the time they are two years
old.
just try . few this year for
your own use, and I'll guarantee
that you will repeat the operation
next year. As the fellow says IN
the advertisement, "try = capon,
and yon will use no other. -
Home Farming.
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Innber and Material--0old.
Techp Fair Association,

Grand totai........s2a66.1 10
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-03

| ANSuV otb hseOctutfOUy
Gentlemen: We, your Auditing
Committee. have this day audited
the books Of the Treasurer ana
Secretary and We find that they
have been kept in neat and busl'
ness like way.
The Treasurer has accounted
for oil the funds put 10 bis HANDS
for distribution by the Assocls
ton.
The Secretary has kept Q cor
rect account Of oil transactions
passing through his department
The balance shown by the Sec
rotary amounts to s767 81, ano
outstanding checks Of 9lOOv,
making q total of s777.S7 in bsns
% shown by the Treasurers ~
port.
Respectfully yours,
Vic j. Erath,
LIZ Villermin,
Auditing COMMITTEES
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NOTICE OF HOMOLOGATION
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COtTET
State OF Louisiana.
Parish of IBERIA.
Succession of
Emile ID. Guidry, deceased,


Whereas, Evrard Gary, a resident
of the Parish of Iberia, Administra.
tor of the above entitled Success
sion, has filed in this Honorable
Court his provisional account OF de-
tribution Of funds derived from the
sales Of various properties as Admins.
traitor OF said Estate, together with
his petition pray Ing that the same b
homologated and approved.
Notice is therefore hereby Given
to all whom il may or doth concern
to show cause, II any they have,
within ten days from the first pub
LEGATION hereof, why the prayer OF
petitioner should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable james ST.
mon, Judge of our said court, this
10Th day OF May, A. ID 1916
A. ). MAUMUS,
D'p,y Clerk Of Court.
Burke & Smith. Attorneys.
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RU1-MY-TlSM

Will cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia. Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains. Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings Of Insects
Etc. Antiseptio Anslyxe, used Il.
tsrnally and externally. Price CSC.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-03

Nj. Hearst . pretty il.ourceful,
ana when there 10 : lull 10 the
Mexicsn and U-boat situations.
he always discovers Z horde Of q.
panese spies on the Pacific coast
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-03
DEMAND OF ADMINIsTR AT,o,
10Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT Co1tpr
Parish Of Iberia.
State of Louisiana,
Succession
of
Mrs. Adele Linigan, wife of Jana.
Linigan

Whereas, William Bhumann n ro.,
dent OF tie Parish OF Iberia. has m.
Piled to the Honorable the 10Th Ind,.
cial District Court of Louisiana ho,a
Ing sessions IN and for the Parish ~
Iberia, to be appointed Administered
OF the Succession Of Mrs Adele Linj.
gan, wife of James Linigan deceased
Notice Is hereby given TO all whom
IT doth or may concern. To show cau,e
IT any they have, within ten da,.
from the first publication hereof WIN
the PRAYER of the said William pau.
mann should not be granted
Witness he Honorable James a.
mon. Judge OF our said Coutt this l6tb
day OF May, A. u. 1916.
A. J. MAUMUs,
Dty. Clerk of Court.
Weeks 4 Weeks.
Attorneys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-03

There 10 nothing the matter
with this years crop OF June
brides, though the government
crop statistics are still lacking.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-03

Gas in the stomach comes IRON
food which has fermented. ue.
rid Of this badly digested food =
quickly as possible IL you wow
avoid q bilious attack; HERblrn
10 the remedy you need. 1t clean
ses and strengthens the stomasn,
liver and bowels, and restores en-
ergy and cheerfulness. Price eVs'
Sold BY RSTORGE DRUG CO.
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The way Of the trsnsgressor /
hard-on the neutralo.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-03

Peace has her mysteries no less
renowned than war.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1916-06-03
DEMAND OF ADMINIsTp .r,o
18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT co,rnu
Parish OF iberia 49,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Succession
of
Emile Ferret, deceased.

Whereas, William Bpumanr
dent OF the PartRh Of Iberia. ba.
Piled to the Honorable the lp,h up
cial District Count of Louisiana b buu'-
ing aessions in aud for the pal. Io'u.
ID RIA, to he appointed Adminis,sa,oi
OF the Succession of Emile perro, ',or
ceased. ''' ue'
Notice Is hereby given 10 nil ..
1t does or may concern, to show c.a oh
IT any they have. within "a, use,
from the first publication hereot uays
the prayer of the said William by
mann should not he gtanted '"u'
Witness the Honorable James 9,
mon, Judge ot our said Court this leth
day OF May, A. y. 10lG. $50 'o'h
A. J, MAUMUs,
pty' Clerk of Court
Weeks Il Weeks,
Attorneys. FOR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27
First baptist Church.

Corner Broadway and Lead ave
nue. e Z Taylor, pastor, 500 South
Walter street, phone. 1865.
Preaching at II a m. and : y M.
subjects: morning, baptist Beliefs a.
To- he Trinity evening. The Ten
L"pcrs Cleansed. Special music.
morning, duet hy Misses Helen and
Ruth Thurman; evening. "Sweeter as
The Years 60 BY the choir
sunday school. . 50 a. m. y W
Iicnning. superintendent. sunbeam
band. 2.3o D. m. Junior g. y. 4 4.
6 80 J.. m Senior e. Y T. a., + y. M.
mission sunday school. seventh
street and Mountain road. 3 y ia
Ladies' Ala and Missionary society
meet. at the church THURSDAY at . 3o
-. ~
a special service On the evening of
June I wIll be the graduation "Ncr-
",scs Of the sunday school teacher
training class. ba~ccaiaureatr sermon
ana delivery Of diplomas. Al sunday
school WORKERS invited.
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SURETY CONCERN
MUST PAY FUNDS
TO \. n. COLLEGE
Judge Mechem Rules sigma.
tory of M. 0. ~Llewellyn's
Bond Will Have to Make
Good Money Lost in Bank.

santa Re. Y Nj. NAV .; The H..
trict court for Santa Re county, with
Judge NJ e. Mcoh"m ur Socorro
sitting IN plac" of Judge T.. g. AZ.
bolt. who is at columbus with the
national guard yesterday ruled that
the southwestern surety company o.
liable on the $4,000 bond Of NJ -.
Llcwcllyn, as treasurer OF the stat"
Agricultural college, for college funds
deposited by LloW .llNn IA the now 10.
tuuct First stat" ban OF Las Grut's
which were lost through IN, failure
of that institution
Tho decision ends long litigation.
commencing when the tate. on to-"
advice of the attorney general do
maud"d the payment of The funds
claimed ON the bond The surety
company alleged thc bank was iu~ul-
vent when Il ven ON flewcilyu =
bond ana attempted to set up evidence
oi the condition of the institution at
that time, which was ruled out.
y r McCanna of Albuquerque. tho
present secretary aud treasurer of tho
regents of the college was nm import
ant witness IN the cuse.
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PERSONAL MENTION ;


Mrs ~ ~. H,uug lett Thursday
for Jacksonville, Iils, to visit her
mother Mrs. II, u ~Hockcnhull, for
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Held viii
occupy the ChIlIots bungalow on
Nurth Eleventh erect during the
summer.
Adamo Chaves jr, lett last week
for the Pccos. Miss Katherine and
Miss consuela Ch1vcs expect To join
Ferguson Will De tho guest of the
Chaves' during IL, GUNNER,
Wednesday for unlurook. Ari2. To-
make their HON, Mr. Rdynolds Will
take charge of one of The banks
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Davis, Mr. ana
Hornby left tnda Hy t,to for = tew
DAYS at Elephant Iutt' dam.
Mi ana Mrs. / d. Morris and then
daughter Miss Sadie LETT me early
they VIII spend tho summer.
Mrs McCready Who has been visit
Ing Mrs. James Huruer, returned to
her home ia San Diego Thursday
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There is more Catarrh IN this sec
tion of the country than an other
diseases put together. and until -
last Few years was supposed 90 be in
durable. For a great many years
doctors Pronounced IL n local dis
ease and prescribed local remedies
ana By constantly failing to cure with
local treatment. pronounced II in
durable. Science has proven Caiarrh
90 be a constitutional disease. ald
therefore requires constitutional
treatment Halls Catarrh Cure, man
uiacturcd hv f. ] Cheney 4 Co. To-
ledo. ohio i- the only Constitutional
cure on the market. II il taken in
|terndllN II acts directly on the
blood ana mucous surfaces ~ tho
system. They OTTER one hundred dol
lars for m ease 1t fails TO cure. Send
Tor circulars and testimonials.
Address + J. CHENEY Is co. To
lcdo. o.
Sod hy Druggists, 75c.
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Iir~t Methodist Episcopal.

Corner Lead avenue uud South
THIRD street Charles oscar Beck
man. pastor Miss Edith GurDy. dca-
CONFESS
Tho Rev lto.d \. Simonds. L. D.,
Of Knoxville Tenn. VIII preach at
II a ~, IN, pastor speaks at ;
. m subject. "P|cntecOstal Power"
\ solo by Mrs. Leonard Howard,
ton Dy The chorus choir az night
sunday school 9;i5 a m Epworth
league. j. m.
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CHURCHES


Christian Scien.u services are held
All the Woman club building ol2
West cold avenue every SUNDAY
morning ~ II O'clock
sunday schuol a. Hi5 o'viocN
Wednesday evening meetings at =
q clock.
Reading room open DALI except
Suudat- Jud holidays from . TO 3
building 4 Tree yo~nsultatlus library
including all the works ct Mary
Baker Eddy ana otho ituthurizcd
Christian Science literature Us nam
tanned IA connection With the read
ing
The puollc a cordially invited to
attend the sunday services. the Wed
ucsduy evening meetings ana to visit
the reading room.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL
LADIES AID MEETS
WITH MRS. BRYCE

=" "" ~" '""N
srogational church gave u tea On
Tuesday of this week AZ TIA" HON" ui
Mrs. william Bryce u wua wei ~
tended and much enjoyed by thos"
present
The ladies' listened 20 music 10y Mrs.
Mabel y ilimoo and Missci
Alice l.etarto. Frances Maroon ana
Theda hofuo, they heard the divert
ing story of Prime" Fucker read ~
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Tucsda, Iitcrar, Club.

The club met Tuesday with Mr..
r. y Cris,y ut her home on south
walter street. This was the last
meeting OF the year ~ the end uf
the session delightful refreshments
were served ny the hostess. and tho
members INDUCED IN a social half
hour. The election VI officers was
held ami the following viii serve next
year:
President. Mrs. q. r French: vice
president. Mrs NJ r.. Hickey s"crc-
,nry. Miss valiant; treasurer. Mrs
j. NJ. Horner.
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0 or lBri,lc-io- bt'.

Two pretty showers FOR "a bride-to-
DO cnl,Vcn.d a week otherwise some
what dull socially. The honor"l
guest at these functions was MIS-
Grace Gibson. who ON june Is to
become the wife OF Roy Allen.
The FIRST affair was a hosiery show
,r n'ld at the home OF Mrs Ed Nagl',
,22 North Fourth street, Mrs. NasIo
and Mrs. Herbert CABLES being the
hostesscs. The hosiery was showcr"d
upon the victim" when the contents
OF "a large suspended basket, hlled
with the dainty offerings Of the guests
was poured on her head boy means OF
ribbons attached To III" various pack
ages.
Five hundred MAS played at six
tables prior to the shower proper
r.sly refreshments were served.
The second shower was an apron
affair. held at the home Of Mrs. w
G. Miller. Six tables played 300
through the early hours of the after
noon. A dainty collation. was served
the guests and many wishes for Mp
pinehs ms well as more material go
were showerod upon the prospective
matron.
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SOCIETY CHAT
Nta.,ial,'n.'

=. Nagdalcn."
rho students Of the Immaculate
Conception school directed nv MIS-
j %Strumquist. wii enact 10 thrilling
drama of Jewish and Roman life next
Tuesday evening at y u'oiurk 100 th"
school auditorium The subject b. %
Of the most pathetic in the ~" Oi
Jesus. The play Itself b. written with
truly Christian sentiment. The di-
rcctrcss, Mrs. i. StrumquIst. b. we'll
known to Albuquerque literary circles
h participants IN the PLAY under
such favorable circumstances seem tp
surpass themselves, say those Vito
have seen %rchearsals. Tho pIay w.li
be followed by Il tabieau Of an au-
proprinteness u Significance that
VIII surprise all who scc IT,.
Between the acts the Distribute
ct prizes viii take place. \ very
pleasant time is promised all who at
tend
The title role of Mary Magdalen"
VIII be carried rs Miss Charlotte
EriXncr. Ruth her little Jewish
friend, will be characterized by Ms
llda Sganzini Queen H|ofodias' will
Dee impersonated by Miss Virginia
Carr. The asst IT characters viii he
as follows
Mars Magdalon Charlotte Rrixner
Martha. her sister .lrml Lis
Ruth daughter OF Jairu. ..
................. llda ]sganznl
Miriam. Jewish maiden .......
|Sapphira, Jewish maiden. ........
AI.I. M.H-U,
Anna. servant to Magdalcn .wagpsr
Iolpha, servant 60 Magdaien .Caraz2o
Leah servant tu Mardalou .......
Alice a. Tartc
King Ilcrod tctrarch OF Gal.loe
........ f. otis wood
Horodias, his wife Virginia carr
Salumc. daughter of Hor1dias
....... Viola Hcrkcuhon
silva Roman lady Jane Campbell
Danla Roman lady ....... julia Dye
IliSia Roman lady Joanna HruE.
Flpr,na Roman lady .......
..............,, Viola HerkenhoG
N,dlo Roman lady
...... ... Margaret WIgu,.
sur h"fa ........ Mildred Shechpu
lth'a, attendant ui HcrudIts. ....
....... Auua Mor"llI
'huzi. Iicrod'- steward
....... Ralph Marion
rahiuiu-. officer 81 Hotpds court
....... solomon Tom.i
tlIFum. a TNriun merchant .
...... ...... stephen lalliug
Flower girls -l:uuioc H,rkcuhon.
\llc Strumguist. Alice T., Tarto.
Either plsycr-Mr Kcrcu-borg.
Pages. guards. pcuJl,
Music hy choir aLd NtI,k- WiIso-
orchestra
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W'V- y, =. HUIIUVN, I''IUI.
Firm sunday after Easter Holy
communion. a. M. Corporal" conn
munion Of the Sunday school teachers
and the junior auxiliary sunday
school and Bible class. y.i5 q m.
Confirmation and holy communion,
II a IN. sermon by Bishop Iiowd"u.
Evening prayer. 80 y IN.
At the a. IN. service. a stlN"r
wafer box will be blessed, II II the
gilt OF 81. Johns guild iu memory Of
the late president, Mrs. Amado
ChaNcs.
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Central Nycnuc Methodist.

Ntnr hIgh 70UOOI. EeN Joshuu Q.
Jones, pastor
sunday school. e;i5 a. M Geo. Rod
dy. superintendent; Epworth league.
D. m. v y. Boone. presiden:.
prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
B o'clock, regular preaching services,
II a. M. u = g. IN. Morning subject,
"lsiah's Vision There will be spe-
cini music az both morning and even
Ing services.
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" aul''s kirkland

Miss Annie - Wauless q Tohhtcli
and Guy T. kirkland Of this ,itt We.
united IN marriage Friday evening -
the home ui Mrs g. Wolf. sister at
the bridegroom The ceremony VIZ
performed hy the Rev e.. r Taylor.
pastor Of the Baptist church Tho
couple Will make their home here.
The wedding. which WINS att.ndc !
only by close friends and relatives 81
the contracting parties, was "a very
pretty affair
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Cantata. ''I.stlscr.''

one Of tho events which promises
10 be OF special note the coming week
h the performance OF the cantatl
Esther" at the Crystal theater Mon
day evening. The Presbyterian choir
Is the organization putting on the pro-
duction. which is Ia bee aided IN of-
fec, by gorgeous costuming and eN-
col!cnt stage settings.
The hero Of h play, MordccaL
VIII be impersonated by John u. Fall
kcnburg. Hugo Meyer liz TO appear
as the conspiring and jealous Hamar.
Mrs. n. W. Benning appears az the
prophecies. As the solo for this pert
Is rather weak the magnificent "Hea:
We, q Israel" from Elijah has
been interpolated Miss Beatrice Sell
scr, as Mordecai's sister. has an inn
portant part which she carries welt
\ surprise il In store for those who
have not heard Mrs. Charles McClan-
ahan in her rendition of the part Il
zeresh, Mrs. McClanahan's fine con-
tralto not having been heard hereto
fore.
Tho cantata Is a very popular on'
wri.ten BY bradbury, and rarely has
failed Co attract much attention from
music lovers wherever performed
Mr.. l.. -. Bloom OF Magdalena,
with her small daughter, IS t guest
= ar the \ " 4. 4.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

Mr. jack Btyuoids entertained
the members of her club at - | o'clock
luncheon on "Wednesday. Mrs. Cha~
White aud Mr.. Hupcwcil were guests
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Evangelical Iu,iusan Church.

our services are held In the library
corner Edith street and Central ave-
uu" Carl Schmid, pastor. residence.
sol south High street; phone 2Oii.
sunday school. 10 u M; German
services. II q IN. English services
are conducted ON the first aud third
Sunday Of the month IN the evening.
German ser@ice every sunday morn.
Ing. Visitors are welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

SILVER venue aud sixth street. Ed
.UHfd l.. Schucler. pastor.
The annual memorial service under
the auspices uf u. " Warren Post. q.
A. n. viii be held IN this church at
II O'Clock "A. ~. The church will be
decorated with the uat.oua, colors ami
with roses. special musical numbers.
spring blooming ~ ny Heart.
tCtcswclb aud My Native Country,
Thee Goreuz). REV. ThomHs Nar-
wood, II. H., post chaplain. viii assls;
ia ths service. The pastor vii preach
on "Amertca's Best Defense The
public ~ invited Ia this ana to al
services.
Evening, AS o'clock. sermon.
Gods willingness to Bless. and His
Best blessing"
sunday school. as O m: junior
@ l., , =. IN. Senior G. T.. y M.
led by the missionary committee,
Misses Arson, Olson and Schucler
Topic, How Missions are blessing tn,
World"
Ladies Aid business meeting
Thursday. 80 y m. with Mrs otto
Newlauder iii North Fourth street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

Tho seniors Of ST Nincent's acnd-
cmy held a picnic in Bear canyon
Thursday. making the trip out In two
large rigs. Many pictures were takc'i
60 provide souvenirs OF a happy day
In later years, and the hours were
spent In the traditional picnic frolic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

Corner S!tSf avenue ana Fiith
street. Preaching morning at mas
and evening at : o'clock by Rev. John
r.. Gass. sunday school. 9;4j a M.
Christian Endeayor. : y. IN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

Tomorrow. SUNDAY. aud every day
Eoxt week "a fine exhibit of class work
may De seen m the library room u
the Immaculate conception school IT
Is the work ct the students and con-
sists OF English composition, ponmHn-
ship, drawing aud fancy work Tho
general publ, is invited to see THIS
exhibit from 10 to II q IN and from
9 10 I =. M
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InSt CONGREGATIONAL Church.

'oner Goa, Venue and broadway,
\ Toothak,n minister. residence.
Sos South Edith street. sunday school
a:30 a ma. p%reaching services. II
q M and as p. m, morning SER
mon hy the uis,or, evening sermon
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Market IhakkctS ..'.tts J."
Covered Lunch Baskcss la "a 3"
Clothes Imsksss ............... 10
, Brush nrOOms .,............ 81:
~ THE MtZI.

Constipation causes headache, in
digestion, dizziness. drowsiness For
"A mild. opening medicine. use a
Regulcts. 25c u box at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

tiu JtttpNr NaHN
The odd Fellow rally last niEht
was attended hy uu. II the largest
crowds that any local gathering OF
the order ana itg friends cver has
brought out. Nearly zoo people heard
the address by Mayor Westerf"'I,
which was the principal number on
IN" program.
Nusical ARRANGEMENTS were in thc
nandS of rruf T.. StunloV acdrr Tht
Sigma IN quartet rendered severed
selections Ia " o. Hone delivered
% short address. Refreshments were
served and an enjoyable social even
mg followed Abe formal program.
Prior to the social events the luct.
lodge held IL annual election of ofh-
GERS, the following heinz chosen
Noble Grand Harry " shaw .
Wee Grand T. Curd
Secretary James ! Nutaw
Tr"nsutcr-Emii Mann.
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For Va. and Mr.. I,aynolds.

MR.. Chas White was hostess
Thursday ovcuiug in honor eft Mi and
Mrs. l. NJ. R|ayuolds. who leave next
week for Hoihruok, Ari4 The guest,
were Mr.. and Mr., L. NJ li%n\uolds.
Mi aud Mira. fruuk Butt. Mr u
Mrs. Ernest Davis. Mr. aud Mrs Jcrrc
HnggaTd and Mrs JacN Itaynolds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

ON last saturday evening Mr. aud
MIS-. \. - McMillcn entertained tho
Ten Dous most delightfully."- in honor
of the return oi In and Mrs. I II
Nroth only the IONS and their
wives were present. spending o. ycry
interesting evening together.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27
Immaculate Convention Church.

Sodaltty mass, "A m; children
mass. 80 O. m, high mass and ser
mon. 10 "a. M evening service, ,3e
O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

Randolph Cook minister residence.
800 South Broadway phones. 1855
and 1888.
Preaching at ~ a. IN and ; y. M,
sunday schoo. at go a m Junior
G. f.. at . y m senior society meets
at D. NJ.
The church is located AT corner OF
Gold ard Broadway where we nope
To meet you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

by Rev, $ l.. Hernandez, subject,
The Danger OF COMPROMISING Y
+. 5. G. f., AS y. m, leader, Miss
McRcyuolds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

Never can tell when yoQn mash Il
finger ur suffer "A cut. hruise. burn or
scald. he prepared. Thousands rely
on pr Thomas Eclectic OH. Your
druggist sells IL. 25c and soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-27

Born. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bailey.
"A son. yesterday.