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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10

Tonights engagement between Pete
Herman, bantamweighi champion OF
the world and Earl Puryear of Den
yer. may ring down the curtain on
outdoor boxing In Tulsa this season.
Furthermore, II may be the last box
ing contest held In Tulsa for some
lime inasmuch as right now there Is
no indoor hall available for the ring
sport.
The evening Of the day before
found both boys ready. Both took
light road work and then spent tho
remainder Of the day pleasure seek
ing. They took IN the doubleheader
baseball game In tho afternoon and
carly vaudeville at night. Both were
between covers carly
There was not the least bit OF
nervousness apparent about the chal-
lenyer last night as he discussed his
coming meeting with the champion.
Ii was all the more marked because
Puryear had heen at the ringside las.
Monday night when Herman un-
Oimhercd his heavy artillery against
jackson and the display was not one
calculated to inspire confidence In
anyone contemplating going up
against him. Yet to oil outward APP
pcarances. Puryear was not the least
worried.
i saw every lick said Puryear last
night. land having seen them. be-
lieve ! know. how to escape a whole
lot that Jackson did not. Further
more, | believe I can sting Herman
and II | sting him few times. !
think 1t will take some Of the fight
out OF him. I realize that he Is
champion. but Champions are only
human and 1t is human nature to slow
up when YOU get pounded on"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10

summary ~tOIrn NuHr8, NIOrVl. IOIIrnl :
sacrifice hits. rike ., llcnuy Murray; home
runs Fms. NHmry. three base hit balenu !.
Murray bowlc 2 hr.' base on balls, OF
owls struck out boy Lewis %, by Young
+. loft ON bases pa las ., Al Stars IL,
double PLAYS. McLnrry to Schhebncr BAL
emit Pike 10 llrniott. Balrnti. Pike 10 Her
uou. passed. balls, Query, hit by pitcher
Storey by Young Umpire Fontius Time
.IU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10

NEW YORK. sept The luturi-
" stakes az Belmont park for @-year-
olds. ak fur,sugs, was won bN C. w
Lofts Papp. Time LIE. * n. Alex
Ruder's Escoha was second. II. r..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10

Louisville i-4: Minneapolis IL
Milwaukee 9.l. Toledo. TO
Kansas CiN 81. Columbus O.3
81 Paul ~ -. Indianapolis O.5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10
Tigers and Browns Split.

ST. Louis Sept 9.--MitcheI held St'
Louis to five hits in the first game today,
while his teammates drove both sothoron
and Koob from the box in the third inning
making five runs and Detroit shut out the
locals, 7 TO o.
ST. Louis turned the tables on Detroit IN
the sacond game when they drove Ehmke
from the mound in the third inning:
FIRST GAME.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10

Memphis g. lit'lc Rock g.
birmingham 3. New Orleans 0.
Nashville 90 Chattanooga 1
No other, PLAYED.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10

VUTTIN ~ -------I- VVV VTV WTV " y
Al Stars ............. 600 600 ZOO OO.-O
tGumc called end eleventh on account Of
darkness
summary. stolen base Hcaily: sacrifice
hits. Come ly Callahan. fret base ON balls.
OF ScWcll 3. on Cnrmau . struck out, bl
Scwcll o. by Carmau II; !cft on bases. by
Dallas s. hy All.Stars o.: double pays,
Hently TO Herriott: hit by pitcher Storey
by Carmau Umpire, ronuus. Tome, 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10

CHICAGO Sept. O.-Chicago shut out
Piusburgh. / TO o. today, The game was a
pitching duel between Douglas and Cooper
with the latter ON the short end. Douglas
allowed four scattered hits.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10
Results YESTERDAY
National League


NhIIIEO 7 IIIt1TUrlh \
ST lous h.e Cincinnati SEQ
No others played
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10
Totals SO l2 81 8


DetrOit ,,,......,.. 025 600 OOO-T
81. Louis .......... 600 600 OOO-0
summary: Runs, Wit, Cobb, veach, He'll
man 2, Burns . errors, Wright; two.base
hits. Heilman Burns 2, Cobb, Young: bases
on balls. of Mitchell /, of Sothoron l, off
Koob 1 off Wright l. struck out, by
Mitchell O. by Sothoron l. by Wright /. Um'
pires, Hildebrand and Dineen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10
ST. LOUIS TAKES TWO
FROM CINCINNATIANS
Score Shut Out in Second; (;
Cubs Make Only Run Of
Game With Pirates.

CINCINNATI. Ohio Sept. 0.--st Louis
won both games OF doubloheader here to-
icst In easy fashion, d TO 3, and the second,
= TO o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10
Bantamweights Are Ready
for Tonight's Engagement
Puryear Declares He Doesn't
Want Dime If He Fails to
Make Respectable Showing
Against Champion.

~ whipped Roy Moore and 1
f"cI that 1 was entitled to de-
olson over Nate Jackson when
Jackson was In better shape than
last Monday night when he met
Herman, and l think J will bc
able to make Herman level with
everything he has. II ] fail to
make IA respectable showing /
don't want u dinc."-l;arl Pur-
year, challenger.
"I'urycar's u good boy. Really,
1 tLlnk nc will be harder 10
stand off than was Jackson but
l am not worried. There's none
OF them that can make me lose
sleep these days."-Pctc Her
man, uaptamwcight champion Of
the world.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10
Carmen and SeWell Pitch
Eleven Innings to a lie
Not a Score Was Made During
the Closing Game of Post
Season Series; Ralph Heat
ley Was Hero of Day, Exc
cutting Spectacular Catches.

Lefty" Carmen Muskogcc HEAVIER
and Jim Scwcu. Dallas curve artist
hatucd eleven FUN and complete inn
ings to u nothing -to-uoihing uo yes
torday afternoon at Association park
during the final session OF "a sabbath
day twin bin which closed the Tulsa
end of "a post -sopsun series between a
picked team from the Western asso-
citation and the Dallas club, the PEN
unut winners Of the Texas league.
thereby arranging "a record 50 far AS
orrnuiz,d baseball in this state ~ con
Cerucd.
shades of night were nesting snug
lN about the ball lot along about even
ing repast time when the arbiter an
nouuccd To the customers that he
cause OF the gathering dusk the
spheruid spankers could hardly SEQ
the pellet and for that reason the
game would be called tie.
Spectacular Iicatlcy.
Carmen pitched great ball but
spcctacular catches 10y Ralph Ieltloy
In ceutcrncld only saved him from
defeat with the bases full and two
out Hcatley sauutcrcd back to tho
fence In deep center, pulling "a long
fly off the palugs that would have
hNNn NnlIhtl NtMll lIl NV lNANl W 10
"A two-hasc spank had 1t been permit
ted To scamper ON It's journey unham-
pered ON another occasion he pick
ed the ball of the grass tops, retiring
the side.
Scwcll. lnboring for Dallas, likewise
produced remarkable brand OF
pitching and brilliant fielding. also
aided and ahettcd the cause OF the
invaders which embodied the success
of allowing the OPPOSITION no tallies.
Cy Young cssaycd to "shine- bali"
the opening number and altho two
home runs-one in the first inning
and another IN the second-looked
bad FOR the managerial person he
tightcncd up thereafter and Ham Pat
tcrson's talent Jailed 10 even get close
again. While Cy was holding the
Texans scorcicss his support was tax
ing healthy spanks at the bah and
when the first half Of the ninth inn
ing had been played Tulsas baseball
representation had seven tallies,
MusLogcc Next.
Some loo sport-loviug souls and
soulcttcs viewed the efforts of tho
athletes on their last appearance he.
fore q Tulsa gathering during the pres
cnt good year. Muskogce will hc
visited today and 1t ia probable that
salisbury who lost the first game.
will he sent In To redeem himself be
fore his followers tn the neighhoriug
village.
oklahoma Cityuus will hc permitted
10 pay real aud spendablc cash FOR
tickets TO the graudstand Tuesday and
Wednesday Thursday and FRIDAY
Ryan, Okla. villagers. townspeople
ana taxpayers will have AN opportu-
nifty Go gaze with awe al the masto-
donic asscmhlage OF pastimers. sat
urday and Sunday az Dallas the toll.
crs Will toll. weather conditions per.
mitung. and after that thoir conduct
is prohlcmaucol We refuse to even
hazard guoss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10

Chicago @ Cleveland o Forfeited 10 Chi.
cago lu tuth di,atoriusSs
No others played
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10
BALENTI TO BAYLOR

Mike Balenti, Producers sec
ond sacker. who goes to Dallas
with the all-star Western asso-
ciation club for two games with
, the Dallas Giants, will not leave
I the Lone Star state after the
finish Of the postseason series.
, Instead he will sally forth In the
I direction OF Waco. whore he has
I been retained by Baylor univer-
sity to coach the athletic in
! clined students during the win
\ ter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10

lone out when game forfeited 70 ChIcHBo'
tBatted for Faber in seventh.
Score by innings
Chicago - 400 0Ol 900 0-3
Summary: Runs, Graney, Speaker. Roth,
Leebold, McNullin 2; errors, Coumbe, MS
berg 2, Russell; two.base hits, Speaker 2;
stolen base, Roth; bases on balls, off Covele'
skie l, off Russell l. of Faber !. off Coumbe
by Faber ., by Dsnforth l, Umpires, Owens
aud Evans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10

Hrorc by innings;
Pittsburgh ............... 600 600 OoO-0
Chicaco ................ goo 600 ul.-I
summary: Run. Wilson: two base hits,
KlduN Ward. Woltcr. Merkie; bases on
balls. OF Douglas l. off Cooper struck out,
by Douglas 1, by Cooper >. umpires, Byron
and Quigley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-10
SECOND GAME.

iBAtied for Shean in ninth.
Score by innings:
81 Louis ..,....,.t ....'' OOl lOo OOo-s
Summary: Runs, Cruise. Gonta'es; errors,
Groh. Wingo two'baso hit. Baird stolen
bases Paulette Smith . bascs on balls, of
Meadows g. of Touey / struck out, by
Meadows l. by Toney 5. umpires, o'Day
aud Harrison.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

between this country aud Canada
which provides for the protection Of
migratory birds. This department v
also much Interested in all Efforts to
secure n national park for this state.
Many clubs have combined phl.an-
thropy and profit by the sale OF the
Red Cross Christmas seals this year.
Reports from all over the state show
large sales Probably the Aieuquer-
que Woman's cldb leads in the num-
Der sold.
The Santa Fe womah's board OF
trade and the Wagon Mound Fort
nightly club held tag days which rails.
ed coed sums toward the recreation
hell that has been built for our state
troops on the border. other clubs
contributed TO the furnishing equip
ment.
The Womans club OF Las Vegas has
Just held a book day when con,ribu-
lions OF books and money for the pub
lie library were brought.
The Federated PARENT Teachers
clubs OF Roswell are planning for n
pure food and home economics show
In the spring. There Will be displays
Of foods and demonstrations OF de-
vices for helping household labor OF
ali kinds. The club members feel
that such an exhibit will be of great
value TO the housekeepers and 10 the
mercha nts OF the city as well.
The Dona Ana county federation.
which now has six clubs In member
ship. Is agitating the matter OF a
county nurse.
The Ration woman's club set a good
example to other clubs By entertain
Ing all the clubs OF the city not long
ago ago. This club Ii providing san
excellent iyceum course for Ration
this winter.
The Fifteen club of Santa re re-
Gently celebrated It's twenty-nfth n
niversary. This is one OF the oldest
clubs In the state and es II has very
appropriately devoted the year TO n
study OF Spain In the old ana new
world, the celebration took on q Span
ish form. Violin solos by Prof. Tello
OF Brazil. and Spanish songs and
dances by Miss Hinojos and Mrs.
Bachrens. both of Spanish families.
were features OF the entertainment.
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ccnnnl N,cnnc MclhodIst.

Near High school. Joshua e Jones
pastor. q.
Sunday school, a;ib a. nj. JOB" ,
Major. superintendent
Junior league, 3 y. m.
senior Fpworth icague 6Aa .. ~.
Womnn's Mission Society Will meet
With Mrs. Il. &. Howell ITO South
Arno Tuesday afternoon at . o'clock
Regular preaching serviceS, II a. M
and 30 y. m. =.
Morning subject. "The Hindercr'
Choir viii sins anthem. Praise inc
Lord CAdamsl. Evening Supj''''
The Making - a Man
Don't forget this IL g"-tn-chn'''
sunday
BE sure and worship IN some church
today,
The revival services will hcRir snn'
day evening February Is. Thlnk "'"u'
Il. talk about H. pray for IT,
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Club News Notes of New
Merico Stale Federation

with the beginning Of the new year
the activities OF the various dspa-t.
ments nave noilccabiy qulckened. A
the state legislature Is now In scs
Hion, the legislation department Is Ca
rcclaiiy busy. This year. the depart
ment has concentrated It's efforts or
securing the passage % a measure
creating tuveniis courts Cor the state
and providing for penalties for thosc
who contribute TO juvenile delin-
quency. The department had the
benefit Of some Of the best legal adj
vice in the state in drawing its bill.
which provides also for The parole
and support Of juvenile '~selinauenta
WIG are without proper guardians. Al
the present writing. the measure has
passed the house BY a unanimous vote,
and Il II hoped and expected that Il
VIII be approved ~ the senate.
The department OF literature and
library extension Is very busy getting
its new travelling LIBRARIES ready TO
travel. The University OF New Mex
leo Is very kindly giving h services
OF Its efficient librarian TO this work
and the books viii soon be ready to so
VaA ANY, Wa ". 1~uA W
ties which have no public IL
brakes and to those where clubs havc
started libraries but are unable TO add
books regularly.
The cisics department 4 preparing
TO aid the campaign for better o
ing pictures. Many clubs are anxious
~ inqulring what a be done TO raise
the standards of aim productions. and
this department has undertaken 10
make a study OF the sources Of supply
for New Mexico cities and own with
a view 20 recommending concerted sc-
tion on the part OF the women OF the
state.
Tho department Of art has secured
q very beautiful exhibit OF pottery
which IL touring the country under
the auspices Of the general federation
art department and a number OF New
Mexico towns viii have the pleasure
OF seeing this collection during the
coming month.
The conservation department Is
making a special enor TO arouse in
ierest Ia the legislation desired from
congress 10 put into effect the treaty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

silver avenue aud Sixth street Ed
ward T.. Schueler. pastor.
Preaching by the pastor al II a m
Theme. "a Gospel That Can BE
Preached with Assurance" At 1880
p ~. a missionary conccr program
iu charge Of the sunday school sun
dag school. 9:i5 a. M EndeaNo'
PRAYER meeting. $50 y m. topic.
Using what We Have"
Special music a. the morning ser
vice Will be q solo. Jesus. lover 81
My Soul" (~N0cdougalD. by Mrs. :.
u. Miller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

Morning theme. The sin Of Omis
sion text, James il1 lie who
knoweth 10 do good and does it not
10 him i is sin. Evening nc 30. a
special meeting for men, addresses by
Secretary y. W. Benuing aud the
pastor. The sunday school meets a'
. g. n. m. The christian Eudeavur
! meets az 5;i5 y, IA topic, Using
what We Have Music 'by doubt.
quartet under the direction 81 Irs
l.. VI. Bradford
This - church attendance month
come.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17
Danco a, Al,arado.

Dance at AIyarado.
Mrs. Frank Summers entertained on
Thursday evening with a dance az the
AIvarado. complimentary 20 her niece
Miss Irene Jones of Ia Junta, Colo.
About 40 couples enjoyed Mrs. sum-
mefs' hospitality. a luncheon was
served at 1880 In Taft Hall. while all
ile latest dance music was furnished
y q fise piece orchestra
o q
Mrs. Quickei's Parties.
Mrs cortes Qulckei entertained yes
terdav afternoon and again this after
noon most delightfully."- with auction
bridge at her pretty home on North
Fourth street. A color scheme Of green
and white was adopted by the hostess.
and most charmingly brought out with
fsvors Of white freesias' and sweet
PEAS with ferns. and In the tfreshment
course. A cut prize OF beautiful white
roses was given.
Those playing on the two afternoons
we're. Mesdames Roy Strome. f. d.
Sislk. r. E. Roger, Guy Rogers. X, c..
Baidridge, Don Rankin. T. W. Teller.
Harry Braun. J. w. Doolittle, Geo. X.
Nehcr. Geo. X. Neher, Jr., J.. ID. Dav-
idson. II. II. Petit. r.. l.. Hust. p. ID.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

First congregational Church.

Corner Coal and Broadway n
Toothakcr. minister.
sunday school. s.i5 y. ~.
Divine worship. II q, ~, sermon
by the pastor. subject. What Mus
one Believe in order TO be a Christian.
Y. T.. s. G. e. G 80 D. m,
Evening service. z 80 y. M Al lresN'
by the pastor on tho subject Of Falth'
full Service. Following h a 'dr"ss
there will be a service OF installation
OF the officers elected at the recen'
annual meeting Of the church.
Remember that this " Go 70
Church" month. Get In line Ter ''e
union revival,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

Sod0lry mass, : a. n. children't
mass. $50 a.. m; high m. and ser
mon hy Rev. 4. r. Gareschc. :. J..
10 a.. M lecture By Rev r. r. Gar
esche. $. =. 3 p. m. evening service
and sermon by Nov. +. + Gareschc,
:. j.. 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

sundays and holidays from 1 to I D. M.
In room rs. n. 4. Armijo building.
A free circulating library including
all the works Of Mary Baker Eddy and
ether authorised Christian Science 1T
crature IL maintained In connection
with the reading room.
The public iH Nrdiaily invited to at
tend the sunday services. the Nednes-
day evening meetings aud to Witt tho
reading room.
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NCv T.. y. Bullock. rector.
Quinquagcsima.
Holy communion, : =. IN,
Sunday school. g:i5 @. m. o.
Morning praycr and sermon. II
a. m.
Mems church history clnFs. 8 80 pm.
Evening prayer ana sermun, $3.50
y. ~.
Ash Wednesday-iIoly communion.
1850 a, IN. Morning prayer, p%enitcntial
office and address. 20 Co. m. choral
ltany and address. ;:i5 y, m
Thursday-HOly communion and id-
dress. 80 a. m: Childrcn's service,
Missionary ships. 400 y. m. litnnN
and M as y. m.
FridGy-Intcrcessions t;20 p. m
confirmation class and question box,
i:f5 p. m.
S~aturday-St Matthias Day h"ly
communion, 10 a m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17
IYrst Baptls, Church.

Corner Broadway and Lead avenue.
C., r. Taylor. pastor. SOS North Edith
street. phone 1865.
Preaching ~ II o. IN. and 1870
y. m. subjects. Christians SlightIrs
Christ and Letting Go Tor the
Lords Use.
sunday school at 9.i5 a. M sun.
beam band at $50 y. m; Junior y. y.
T.. 4. at c p. m; senior q. Y. l. {. a,
$50 p. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

Christian Science services Al' nv"
I'm the Woman's CLUB building bl-
West Goid avenue every SUNDAY
morning ~ ~ O'Clock.
sunday school, s:i5 o'clock. Wed
nosdey evening meetings az } ''"NN'
Reading room uptn d'b 'N'F'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17

Mission sunday school. Seventh
street aud Mountain road, az 3 y IN.
Remember and observe this as Co
to-Church SUNDAY Pray for the re-
yival to begin February IS, and plan
10 attend %resularly.
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Charles Oscar Beckman. pastor;
Miss Edith Gorby. d%eaconess.
Public worship az II a m. and 1.30
y. m. Morning sermon. AN Efficieut
Congregation Evening subject. The
Universal Invitation the last an the
series from the sermon on the Mount.
sunday school. 9i5 a. m. Junior
league. 30 p. m. Epworth league.
6 30 =. m. Special music az all services
with solos morning ana evening by
Mrs. y. W. Benniug.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17
To the Churches OF Christ lin
America
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America
earnestly rocommcnds that Sunday, February Is, 1917, be oh.
served as q
National Day OF Prayer

to make our united intercession to God, that His Spirit may
guide and sustain the president of the United States and direct
the steps of our representatives in the congress of the United
States, in all the momcntous decisions of this solemn hour in
the life Of the nation.
In Offering our heartfelt prayers for all the peoples en-
gagged in war, moved by their sufferings to dccpened sympathy
and compassion, remembering that with some OF these govern.
ments grave contentious have arisen, and in continuing our
petitions for peace and righteousness among the nations, we
shall be fulfilling the command of our common Lord and
Master.
Above all, may we search our own hearts, letting II bit.
terness, and wrath, and anger, and clamor, and railing be put
away from US. that the fruit OF the spirit may abound, which IS
love, peace, longsuffering, fahhfulness and sclf-control, and
that as a nation we may ever be found speaking the truth, but
ever speaking the truth in love.
BY action of the executive committee, j. Ross Stevenson,
chairman, and the administrative committee, Albert G. Lawson.
chairman. Feb. g., 1917.
(Signed) FRANK MASON NORTH, President.
CHARLES s. MCFARLAND. Gen. Sec'y.
THE FEDERAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
OF CHRIST IN AMERICA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Mrs. Oscar Butcher o been called
10 Toledo. Ohio. on ccoun Of the
serious illness OF her mother. Mrs.
Shipley.
Miss Stash!a Wolf Of C~ircleyille.
Ohio. arrived Wednesday to be the
guest OF Mrs. ward Anderson for scy.
oral weeks.
Miss Irene Jones Of La Junta, Colo
~ visiting her aunt. Mrs. Frank sum
mers. Miss Jones visited here last
year and is well known among the
younger set.
Mrs. Richards OF Chicago viii ar.
rive early next week TO visit her SITS
ter. Mrs. Henry O.. Coors on u
Waiter street.
.i-7. w. g. reid 70 entertaining her
r.r Nrs. j. S.. Dol. Jon & M,cA..
F.i-G-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-17
broadway Christian Church.

Randolph Cook. minister. residence
100 South Broadway. church next
dosr; phones, 1855 and 1865.
sunday school 9;i5 q. m. Prof Ros-
zoe Tin. superintendent.
Tho minister breaches at ii a. ~,
and 1870 y. IN.
Christian Endeavof. Juniors. $3.50;
Intermediates 5:30 and Seniors 6;30.
Special music NJ all services. Mr..
Padel choir director.
The church is conveniently located,
and We cordially invite the publi1 to
U work. worship and wclcor.r.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
(lturt IA.

Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Ciiur, II.
n Schmid. pastor. Residence. sol
South High street. Phone gH4T
our services are held ~ the Public
Library, corner OF Edith street aud
Central avenue.
sunday school 10 q. m
German services. II a. N. subjcci
One Of Christ's Last Days Before His
Death.
English services 1850 p. m, subject.
The Best Way TO Prepare for a Profit
able ana Advantageous Lent.
English services every first and
third Sunday OF the month IN the
evening. GERMAN services every sun
day morning.