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The Washington times., 1924-11-01
6.0.P.IS SCORED
BY WOMAN
SPEAKER
Mrs. pu Puy Charges Party
ls Mouthpiece Of Monsyed
Interests

The Republican party is the
inouthpiece only Of the moneyed
interests. Mrs. william Anterior
Du Puy declared last night before
the Washington Mcdonald Black
burn Club, meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Frances Berger Moran, on
Massachusetts avenue.
1T has isolated this group and
other help, 1t will put this election
Mrs. Du Puy further said that
nothing could lead more inevitably
toward revolution In the United
States than the election Of Cooiidge
az President"
the late President Wilson, told
the club that ''in 1920 we saw the
crucifixion Of a great idea OF peace
and next Tuesday we shall witness
the resurrection.
Attempts by a woman 70 heckle
Mr.. Tumulty failed.
II just love this" he told the
audience, I've been waiting ever
/ Se@S~S ~ anu LhlD IOT
manly member of the Republican
party to come forward,
John Richie, jr., cousin Of Gov
ernor Richie, OF Maryland, de.
clared that with one exception,
John w. Davis is the ablest man
who has been offered for the Presi.
dency since my memory runs. >
Woodrow Wilson was the ex.
L
Other speakers were Carter B.
Keene, Joseph v. Morgan and d.
A. Edwards, Of Michigan. Mrs.
Blair Banister, sister OF Senator
Glass, of Virginia, gave an original
political poem. Reverend r. B.
Robinson, descendent of the per.
sonal maid of Martha Washington,
reported the work carried on among
the colored voters.
| This was the closing meeting Of
the campaign series and q large
crowd attended,
The Washington times., 1924-11-01

pins ana other 5ewslry shout tlaS
sidewalk here. The Jewelry was
recovered and no one was injured.
Harry Orten, driver Of the truck
said afterward that the steering
knucigle Of his truck broke, and
the machine plunged through the
window Of Yingling Brothers.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01

cemetery with a friend recently and
sat on a rustic seat near the grave
while the workmen were digging.
When the pick of one of the ex.
cavators struck the top of the cot.
fin with hollow sound she ap.
preached the grave and gave close
attention to the rest of the work;
but when Superintendent Hunt re.
moved the top from the little box
1t was found to be empty.
Mrs. Green is too well bred q
woman to make a scene, but to
say she was incensed was putting
1t mildly.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
Military BAH Planned

The annual military ball of the
District of Columbia Department
Veterans Of Foreign Wars win be
held at the Willard Hotel on the
night Of November IL.
Proceeds from the ball win be
used to build up the department
reserve fund.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
N. Y. POLICEMAN HELD
ON LARCENY CHARGE

NEW YORK, Nov. Charged
with grand larceny. Policeman
Thomas O'Hara Of the East Thirty.
fifth street station, was brought
In from his post ana stripped Of
his badge and revolver. He was
arranged In Yorl1ville Court, where
he was accused by George Koss, a
dress manufacturer Of holding him
up In his place Of business, and
stealing SO. Koss said that O'EIara
was In full Uniform.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
ITALIAN FARMERS USE
ELECTRICAL RESOURCES

A group of italian farmers liv-
ing near Venetia in Northern Italy
are credited with having the most
completely electrified farms in the
world.
There $50 farmers use ten mil.
lion kilowatt hours of electricity
annually for agricultural purposes.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
TRUCK sMASHEs WINDOW,
DIAMONDS ARE SCATTERED

JERSEY CITY, n. u. Nov. L.
Al motor truck crashed through 4
Monticello avenue jewelry store
window and scattered several thou
sand dollars worth of diamond rings.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01

Is mum tina it Is IN
Of Of
10
the coz
living which has living should have fireplace Of size addition
the fireplace IS attractive satin his
chen
s n for in the cellar as is heater,
of gc tOgtha wiMat
bath compH aranem
mt
house be
The EdtOr
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Tricycles are what all little boys and
girls like for Santa Claus to bring.
See our American Tricycle.. Bcauti-
full maroon enamel on frame, bright
red wheels, heavy rubber tires, nickel
trimmed. leather covered spring seat.
rubber tread on pedals, and rubber grip
on handle bars-$S5O. Other models
down tO-$4.OO.
Read elsewhere In this issue Of our
Special Christmas Sale of the approved
Apex Electrical Appliances. Free trial
and special terms, az well as special
offer for the next few days only.
. . . .
Read our general advertisement on
the last page for Christmas sugges-
tions.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Wlss nsshsss are daily ekoesiag orr
- Cley Woo,sa shiAs foe husband
asA -. 11ey know that thsss shifts
vill - sscsivsd With Joy. because they
asU warn. co0fostabie and trim look
~ asA - pssaslng - PATTERN. Hoshss
kaoWu how thsy wear and that thsy
~ Dsss vif9in wool euaiity.
. . . 80
q PER csut a Anefica's business II
sstall - pr csat y rail eeder.
. . . . 80
n before Christnas rush u on. We
eaa avs yea ths largest amount Of prs'
ssaal atteaeioa u yoS Will core In
saeiy b IL morning. Il y possible 70
ehssss ssGsSessas safss hsss sighs ~
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

II you are In doubt about a gift for
any member Of the family, or friend,
visit the Fassett Department Store. It's
Just teeming with ideas and suggestions
in the Sorm Of ever 30 many lovely
Christmas gifts. And, too, il you've
decided what to give everybody-visit
our busy store. We cas offer you
selections which would be difficult to
surpass in variety and quality Of mer-
chandise.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19
SAN LUis VALLEY Jars

A lot Of disrussioa In the San I.uis
Valley does not seem to nrttle the ques-
tics who h rsspoasihas for the iatso-
ducetoa Of Jap farmers aroand Aoate
Vista aud Alamoaa. Eight more Of
The ric~-eaesss. looking peospsrous and
we'll cared for. ualoadsd from The Pull.
nan car at Alanosa o. aatsrday Morn.
Ing and apparsstiy u chafss q sup.
possd whlts nan.
II the valley farness and other citi.
sens had The suts exhibited b. ths
minera Of Crseds they would have 10
trouble In loaias this undesirable ~
mat before u iishes, <eso hes no
seeeisn iabor probssns I'D trvrr will
have lscause Ms "ssin ~ p}incip,es."
Therc arw no nnccaroal' sta6n hsfs.-
Crectic Candle.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19
BOWEN NOTES

On Friday evening Of last week the
Bowen Ladies Aid held their animal
oyster supper and Christmas Bazaar.
The booths were artistically decorat-
ed In Christmas colors and contained
good display OF aprons, fancy work.
towels and other miscellaneous articles.
The bargain counter and candy booth
furnished much amusement for the
children and young people and in all
was a success both socially and H.
nancially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King and chill
drcn and Mrs. Edna Johnston visited
with Mrs. Johnston's father Sunday at
Sargent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Tyrell and
daughter Rose were dinner guests of
the Asav home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Diel and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Goff and Leonard,
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Mcconnell and
children composed a party that accept.
ed the hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Goff Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Waters and son Bobbie were
The guests of her mother. Mrs. Henry
Eckard Sunday.
Mr. and Nrs. i'll Crooks. Dean and
June visited with Mr.. and Mrs James
Thomas OF Monte Vista Sunday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Have you seen the Fassett all-steel
Coaster wagon now on display in our
grocery window? No bolts or nuts to
loosen. 1t will support two thousand
. pounds without strain or injury. ROl-
Ter bearings Beautifully painted Disc
wheels. Heavy rubber tires The kind
of wagon your boy should have. I'm
equalled at $3.50.
sss go
A. II. Baird reported at Del Norte
for jury duty Monday and served on
q case that day. He reported Tuesday
morning but was excused. Just now We
] find 1t difficulty to get along without
our full force and some extra help and
We hope that there will be no further
''courting" until after the holidays.
You know. there's one very safe rule
|. In buying Christmas presents for one
jour own age and sex-buy them some
thing you'd like to have for yourself.
For men there's silk and wool sox. for
example. Always in demand because
% warm and comfortable. Pleasing
patterns In sizes 9h to II. Price 75c.
, sss 900
Mrs. McIntrye, Mrs. Schroeder. and
Ars. Geo. Curtis Of saguache accom.
panied by Mrs. Coleman Of Noffatt
were among our out Of town Christmas
: Shoppers Tuesday.
. . . .
Among our extra helpers for the busy
Christmas season you will find Miss
Ruth Eagle who II assisting In the Dry
Goods Dept. and Ewing Goff who In
helping In the Mems Clothing Dept.
You will find these sales people quite
capable and painstaking In their efforts
70 serve you.
. . - .
AFs. Cora Williams was forced to
! Ieave the storc Wednesday noon be-
cause Of 4 severe headache.
. . - .
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19
SOLDIERS HOME

We are now having the pleasure of
hearing the radio broadcast from Sta
tion EAO at Denver, operated under
power Of 1900 watts. 1t is the largest
station In the west and n great i'm
provement over what we have had
heretofore. being almost entirely free
from static" We have 1t on Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday evenings,
at 8 O'Clock.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Miss Galva Wing will return to her
home In Grand Junction. Colorado. to-
night (Friday)
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Fresh holly wreaths, green mistletoc
and holly branches ut the Ris Grands
Hardware.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

to the last minute and you VIII find
here tie Christmas spirit of helpful
ness. I. -,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

WssAs Gin Shsp has ~ rsesive1
. shlpaaeal q asW oevso1les eallfs1y
6lifsrsal frsa sllDss shlposa1s. Cao
aad ~ the0.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Changes In the prrsonnel Of the
Home: II furlouEh. T. J. lseed. Mrs.
u. Houck. Mrs. l.. Hoover. From fur.
iougt: J. =. Csandail. J. 0rose. J..
Anaya. ". A. Taylor. Discharged !:
J. r. Crandali. DIrd: Mrs. Mary
Reed.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Mr.. Ed Hunt who has been on the
sick list is able to be out again.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19
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les time to include some coxy warm
thinue In the lists Of gifts for children.
CAPS that pail down. warm gloves. .
psetty new suit OF dress, . new coat
os osercoat. thsse aud many other gifts
viii BE- welcomed along with the toys
asd fun presents.
100 90
ORANGE SPECIAL
II the Groeesy Department. ~ dox.
o0c oranges, pail value %Oc. total
valus 81 30: al for $40.
. .
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Miss Mary Kearns will leave for
Aspen. Colorado. where she will spend
the Christmas holidays.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Al Jolsin. Marion Harris. Isham
Jones, Abe Lyman, Fredrick Franklin.
the Radio Franks, Americas hest en-.
tertainers are to be had In our com.
pete stock Of Brunswick records. Ditto's
Jewellery Store,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Mr.. Roy White. Oliver and Bernard
and Miss Dorothy Beck were supper
guests OF the G. +. Crooks home Sun
day.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Dseoee Chstsemas Doll Special! On
sll lells that do not speak. Arranged
n fess peicrd lots for quick action and
au1ck selection. The psscss are t1.So.
~. - asA he.
90 900
I(
fs+- o.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

ri ~ raelslaa lvsey - q ~.
m.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

z. u. Barnhart. = Civil war veteran
and former member Of the Hoasc did
1t 8awteile. California. November nth
Of hemorrhsge of the brain.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Mr. and Mrs.. " Ill Crooks. Dean and
June visited with Mr.. and Mrs james
Thomas OF Monte Vista Sunday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19
NOTICE

Z have moved my knrage business ia
the Coleman Garage building. have
added to my stock and equipment and
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Fred Funston Camp No. Is. U. s. W.
v. elected last Saturday evening the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Comgaender Anderson.
&. vommander-Frank Greenwood
Jr. v. mmander-Charlcs Bowling
o. D.-Wm. Owens.
q. G.-Charles Phelps.
Trus.ee-w. J. Conlin.
Joe Hooker Post No. 10. G. A. r.
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
COMMUNICATION l.. Moffit.
q. v. mmander-David Lewis.
J. " C0mnAndes-D. W. Bunts.
o. D.-N. r. Samuels.
o. G.-ThQmas J. Russell.
Chapiain-w. T. Carey.
Surgeon-Dan Frantz.
Quartermaster-Chas Groenendyke.
Mrs. r.add has returned from vaca.
tion at Center to resume her duties ~
cook at the hospital. Mrs. Rohrig. as-
sistnnt cook Is away on II months vaca-
tion ut Albuquerque.
Miss Virginia White Of the Quarter
masters family is down with u severe
cold.
DIR. Orr was called to Alamosa on an
appendicitis case Monday evening.
Admitted to the hospital since last
report Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder and James
Nelson. Ed. Riley is down with Icnu-
nOnia.
The funeral services Of Mrs.. Mary
Reed wcrr conducted BY the Christian
Scientists at the Assembly Hall last
Friday At 10 30 q. a.
W. II. Hewitt of Canon City, . Civil
war veteran and former member Of
the Hou~. committed suicide 1t the
Llndel hotel. Canon City. December I.
z. d. Barnhart. = Civil war veteran
and former member Of the HONE di~d
1t 8awteilr. California. Novembrr nth
of hemorrhsge Of the brain.
Changes In the prrsonnel Of the
Home: To furlough. T. J. leeed. Mrs.
u. Houck. Mrs. l.. Hoover. From fur.
lough: J. =. Crandaii. ]. Gross. J.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Mr.. l.. ID. Crooks dined with Joe
ClOugh Sunday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Miss Virginia White Of the Quarter
masters family is down with q severe
cold.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Admitted to the hospital since last
report Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder and James
Nelson. Ed. Riley is down with penu-
nOnia.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

DIR. Orr WAS called to Alamo~a on n,
appendicitis case Monday evening.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

The funeral services Of Mrs. Mary
Reed wcrr conducted BY the Christian
Scientists st the Ansembly Hall last
Friday At 10 30 q. a.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

W. II. Hewitt of Canon City, . Civil
war vetefan and former member Of
the HONE. committed suicide 1t the
Iindel hotel. Canon City. Dccrnber Z
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

NJ. and Mrs. Van Lutz and children
visited at the home Of Oscar Cling
Sunday
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Mrs. Ed Waters and son Robbie were
the guests of her mother. Mrs. Henry
Eckard Sunday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Ax. Cora Williams was forced to
leave the store Wednesday noon be-
cause Of 4 severe headache.
. .
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Miss Dorothy Beck spent the wee
end with Mercedes Crooks.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Mrs. Iadd has returned from vaca-
tion at Center to resume her duties ~
cook at the hospital. Mrs. Rohrig. as-
sistant cook Is away on II months vaca-
tiOn ut Albuquerque.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wagner en-
tertafned at Sunday dinner Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leslie DE Boer and daughter
Eileen.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-12-19

Ars. McIntrye, Mrs. Schroeder. and
Mn. Geo. Curtis Of Saguache accom-.
panied by Mrs.. Coleman Of Noffatt
were among our out Of town Christmas
shoppers Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-27
THE CLEAN SLATE
 IS BALES THEME
County Solicitor Is Speaker To
 Cosmopolitan Class Sunday

"The Clean Slate" will be the sub ject of discussion by George Lewis Bailes to his Cosmopolitan class next Sunday at the Strand theater. Jim Davis, county solicitor. made a very interesting and instructive talk to the class last Sunday on Law Enforce ment."
 B. B. Pickens, song leader, and c. L.. Bailes, teacher. by their exceptional ability and faithfulness to the class, have won large place in the hearts of all who are interested in the CosmOpO- titan. In an effort to show their love and appreciation for them. the class presented each of them with a very handsome Christmas present.
 Wednesday night being Christmas Eve, no business meeting was held. but on last Monday night members of the class entertained the boys of the Ala bama Boys Industrial school. The com mittee composed of B. B. Pickens, John Ingram and F. F. Postell had many un- usual features on the program and the boys appeared to enjoy it immensely. Special tribute was paid Col. D. M. Weakley and the members of the band for the splendid spirit they have shown on many occasions by furnishing spe- cial music for the class.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-27
ENSLEY UNIONS
 MAKE BIG PLANS
Baptist. Young People Ex-
 pecting Very Active

The Baptist Young People Unions, eight in number, of the Ensley Baptist church, are planning largely for the New Year under the direction of Miss Agnes Durant, who for some years has had charge of the activities of the young people of that church. The Ensley Baptist, perhaps, was the first church of the Birmingham district to employ an all-time worker among the younger members of the church. The success of the venture is evidenced by the large membership of the church and the en- thusiasm manifested in every depart ment.
 lin speaking of his Sunday morning sermon topic, Dr. Gardner, pastor of this church, stated he had noticed how many men were perfectly wiling to die for cause, for which they were unwill- ing to consecrate their lives, and that he felt a desire to lay the matter before his, congregation.
 at is notable" said the pastor, "that good loyal Americans are willing to die for their country at all times, but who according to their own statements are not living for the high ideals of our country.
 What father would not willinly give his life for his home, but many fath- CTS who would die for their homes, ad- mittedly are not living up to high ideals for home life. |
 "Many church members would give up their lives for their church and its doctrines who for some reason do not seem to be living in very large way for their churches
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-27
OMEGA SUBJECT
 OF DR. GEO. STUART
Sunday At First Methodist Of
 Special Interest

Win the yeLr 1924 drawing to q close preparations have been made to make,s Sunday services at the First Methodist church especially interesting, featured by special music under dlrec- tion of Erie StapletOn, and a special song service, beginning at o'clock Will precede the evening service.
 This being the last Sunday in the year Dr. George k. Stuart pastor. will preach in the morning on the subject of 'Omegp," and in the evening at ' 50 .o clock he will preach another of a series of sermons on the strong and weak points in Christian character, the subject of this particular sermon being "The Third Negative Weak Place in Christian Character"
 christmas week has been featured by much philanthropic work on the part of the various adult Sunday school classes and church societies of the church and the church records show that in actual work accomplished and moneys expended in that direction all previous records have been broken.
 Arrangements are being made for a reorganization of the various activi- ties for the year, 1925, which, accord ing to Harry Denman, manager of church activities promises to be the best vet, especially in the development of the Sunday school work, for which elaborate plans are now being devel- oped
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-27
ACTIVE WEEK AT
 FIRST CHRISTIAN
Several Important Meetings Are
 Already Scheduled

Much activity will be in evidence during all of next week within the new building devoted to the department of religious education of the First Chris tian church, at the northeast corner of Seventh avenue and Ttwenty-first street, the weeks gatherings opening Monday morning with the monthly meet ing of the ministers of the Brotherhood from over the state and particularly from central Alabama.
 This gathering will be followed by a conference Monday afternoon on evan gelism and to be continued through Tuesday afternoon and night, gathering from which much good is expected to re- suit, according to Dr. R. N. Simpson, pastor of the First Christian church.
 Among the prominent visitors to this conference for the consideration of more evangelistic work will be Dr. Jesse M. Bader of St. Louis, one of the out standing figures in the work of the Brotherhood, who will deliver one or two addresses during the course of the conference.
 On New Years day the ministers of the Birmingham district of all denOmi- nations will be entertained at a New Years luncheon in the dining hall of this building by Dr. Simpson, who is making elaborate preparations for the event.
 On Friday night there will be a church reception to which all members and friends are invited, and an inter- ekting time is assured all who come. The young people of the church and Boy Scouts are also arranging affairs of their own and altogether the week promises to be one of considerable ac- tiyity for the members and friends of the First Christian church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-27
NIGHT SERVICES / ARE DISCONTINUED
Dr. EdraOnds' Hines Makes
 Step Necessary At Lyric

w.; F. Mitchell. president of the Men's club of the Independent Presoy- terian church, announces that the sun day night services at the Lyric theater, under the auspices of the club, nave heen discontinued until Sunday evening, February 1.
 Because of the illness of Dr. Henry M, Edmonds, pastor, it has been decided moi to hold any services Sunday eve ming December 2S, and during January the members of the Mems club and friends of the service are expected to co-onerate with the John E. Brown eyapgelistic meetings being held at the municipal auditorium, beginnihg 1an- uary 4.
 Dr. McAIahon is a son-in-law of Dr. George l.. Robinson, of the McCormack Theological seminary, of Chicago, who file! Dr. Edmonds' pulpit here for several Sundays during the past two $, summers and has many friends ln this city. and Dr. Robinson has agreed to fill his son-in-law's pulpit at Mont gomery, while the latter is preaching at the Independent Presbyterian church here.
 I. P. Mcguire, musical director of this church, announces special mu- sicaI program for the Sunday morning service The quartet will be heard in the following three numbers: Calm On The Listening Ear of Night, Mar ston; "Song of the Shepherds" Wood man .Lulay Thou Little Child,' Gaul and Miss Rebecca Bazemore will be e.rd in a contralto solo. Lehman's "NO Candle Was There, No Fire"