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ALlUQtrXIQITX EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1011.
METHODISTS PLAN TO DELIVER MAIL
BIG CHRISTMAS
SERVICES
SUNDAY AND ON
CHRISTMAS
i
t:' i
nltoulit Ik wlmlcnoino ami ilcllclow.
Wo tinto miuit-riMM "guotllc" iu (cm lit
JIIH tltll.
MINCK VIVA,
lYult Oaken, liebtlrs, Cuke Willi fnwy
IHmk nml cw'rjtldiig n wuW tltdro
tl HIM to II Mi OirlHllMfl friiHt. Dflllltl
WfM ntttj parity combine lu uicryoiK)
or our prtMKHis.
rioxicnn iiakrhy
iter KdiiiIi T'lmt W.
ELKS' THEATER
Christmas Matinee and Night,
MiENRYaMARRIi
PRESENTS
1 1 1 IJ
author or!'
pmciis
Mm i net) r,uc, 7.v, ami
Miftit 7.V. Lou, nml $t.5(
Kent tu MnlMMi'H,
MIKE-ROBES
They're contagious!
You'll want to take
them with you, when you
see them.
And no doubt you will.
The latest novelties of
r the Season in fine bath
wrobes!
Heavy robes!
Brilliant patterns In
gray, brown, blue and
red effects, with hoods or
without.
Lighter weigltt Turk
ish crash robes!
$3,00 to $5.00.
Solid Comfort!
lounging robes and
smoking jackets of finest
quality in exclusive pat
terns.
By the way have yon
theagkt how nice these
would' be for presents?
He weald appreciate
them. Chances are HE
wouldn't buy one himself
Ken's Mits are all
wool. 0o are their ovt
&mtt. ,
The winter aUekc are
geing fait.
M. MANDELL
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Elaborate Program Announc
ed by ead Avenue Church
for Saturday and Sunday
Service. ,
Tito First Methodist church will
observe tli Christmas (lino Saturday
and flundn) Tho chulr has been
working for somo time to give their
special anthWiH- and. wl"' tho nddl
tlon of Dr.jV. K. Hcddlng ns bass
nnd Mm. Oteo Collar Holtowny to
those who regularly sing, tho an
litems will bo well rendered. Tlio
inurnlnR unilicati is n beautiful one
entitled "(Jlory to Clod." by Dungan,
nnd tlio nlto Io by Mr, llollowny.
'Tho lflrtlfduy of a King." by Ncld
lliiKtr, fctlt bo well worth hearing.
Tho choir will .render n splendid so
leetlon In tho evening servlre, which
service I given by tho Hunday school
of this church, entitled "Culm on tho
Listening Har" (Aahford). nnd Mrs,
Hollowuy will sing nt thl hour nn
other selection from NoldlitiKur, "Tho
Cradle Stnnger." Tho pastor, Charles
Oscar lleckinaii, will preach In tho
mornlnR hour ot 11 on n theme In
keeping with tho day, his RUbJect
b.Ung 'Tho Hobo or Bethlehem's
Mniigcr."
T1n primary department of the
Ktindny Rchool will lmvo their enter
tnlninent, consisting of a Christum
tree. songs, recitation, He, with
presents from the teacher and treat
from tho school at 3 o'clock Haturday
nftcrnoon. The decorations for the
main Reboot In tho auditorium of tho
Rchool, will bo a tree nnd evergreens,
etc. Tho decoration will bo done by
13, I. Johnson's class of boya and Mr.
K. T. Weed' clan of lrl.
It I expected tho Hunday school
orchestra under tho leadership ot V
V., Dearth will usslst In tho Hunday
evening erlce nt 7:30. Tho treat
from the school will bo given Sunday j
evening nt tho ctoso of tlio program,
only tho main Rchool will bo present
ed with tho treat at this hour and
only Sunday Rchool gift given.
Program for evening service
at
7,30 Hunday;
Voluntary.
Hymn, "Joy to tho World."
1'rayer by tho pastor.
Addremi of welcowo from tho pri
mary,, "I Wish You n Merry Cltrlst
tiiC Oernldlno Sheppcrd.
Homr. "My Hons: Hbnll llo of Jesus,"
Sirs. tJ. 'f. Caspar's class of Hpunlsh
girls, students In the llnrwood In
diMtrlnl Hchol for Cllrlf.
.UiisponHVu reading,
TOWruVV 'The Manger Htory,"' Mr.
II. 1'. Mohn'a cIiikn.
Holo, "Tho Mnnner Cradle" Ncld
llniscr), Mrrf Cleo Uollur ltolloway.
Addrew, of wolcomn from thu muln
Rchool, Harry IiikIco.
lloeltutlon, "Tito SotiK and tho
Child.'' Oall Heckman.
Hymn. "Tho Hlltnt NlBht."
KxerelRO. "Tho OlftR of tho Kind."
Mr. IV lliileomb'R elan.
Homr. "flratltudo utid l'ralio," Mrs.
H. I. Weed' claim.
it.n.li.iilim. Mlliid Chavex.
8ol.. "Tito Old Htory." Orlando
Hlwi. Modem In tho llnrwood echool
fttr boy.
It-, nation, llernlco Calkltm.
t'lmrti. "neilemptlon'ti Hmry," by
the wltonl,
lloeltutlon, "My Wlh," Klola
Moittoyu.
ntlieni, "Rnlm on the I.UlenliiB
Kar" (Adhford), choir.
Itreilntlort, "Hunta mid the Mouac,"
l'lnri-nee Vork,
"'litsInK cnrolj 'Tlio Cltrint la
ll..rn," RCJtool. .
Distribution of tho Inmt.
litncdlctlun.
A SIX YEAR OLD IS
little Girl Traveling From El
Paso to Denver for the Hol
idays Passes Through Al
buquerque Alone.
Knntn Ko offlclatat and spectntor nt
the depot wero much Ittterented thli
nturnliiK In llttlo lUycar-old Amelia
liiirr, who woh utuklnsr her way from
Ki 'o to Denver. Uttle Mis Iiarr
uirrkd her ow n tluket and tramtact-
MAKING LONG TRIP
ed U the nccHRary bURncM of her,''"'. TX'T
1 1 1 U, I,. n Kin '
, ,,, . v., sin 1 lion, iiu oii loiuu euuiiiBiaiMu r-
In X PuHimm ntl!P'n ' lrncllrnlly every city ot
Reveral hM wUln,Bn' U,u Un,i" mnl"t "T1,u
,r, i, Htave f the flally" 1h n proMuctlttn
tbiH tnnrnltic I
uftur Rliutldlltil
T V, ,n i I,... ..I,, in tho mvo m uie uuiuiy in n proiiuciiiin
,;.,,1CV Tt lnCt ,r',, U,0rdlnarlly re..ulrl..R an Itoitr for pre-
Amelia did not seem tho least mi, :;""'"; ;.:,:.
l'5D.n,5 X" . fXt. llf " "1 neR It. in nil It rich perfection ..f
- ....... . adnlnl Win litlf liurnliUA nr thu ftvpnl
with her BrundparontB.
Amelia carled u R.nall wtchol and
huved herelf lit all renpecta llko a
Iiohav
Rctwoned truvelor. Tltla lu Iter nrt
trip alone, rullman offlolnl looked
after her whllo on tho train, nnd
wltllo Itcro Depot Malr Sinclair w
that Rhe wa not tnoleatvd and that
ho sot on the right train.
Lame book may come from over
work, cold Kettled In tho mutclM ot
tho back or from iou. in mo two
row . in in. u
?SSv, L iTu fl,'nl court decision for-
AHD8 'WBNT. '" blddl; tho transporting llnuor Into
, rubbed 1B tawo tglily over tho af- (ho CQHfMt of ,ho o)( m)an Tcrrl
feeted part, ths relief will be prompt lor. (s hnt , ryi tho rftllroM
ami satlsfatsswy. Price :sc. JOo an4, ,, t.Xjir08g cotitpnnlcs of this city.
11.00 per tiottle. MA by All DrtMt- The storflRo depo. aro plied hbth
tsts. with packngen marked glass, filled
wllh liquid holiday rneor, but nono
Kvcry family has ee4 of a eo!( of them aro hulnir dell vet ed. A tlo
rellablo liniment, Var sprains, bruls-'cUloit of tho courts it awaited as to
m, gwfencss of the musclea and rheu-'tho (Hm)Kltloti of this liquor, but It
ins Ha Ffdns thero is nnnn bolter thH n0t como until nflor ChrlstMM
CtMMH(Hrktt4t'. f?oM by ail Aks. hM tho cpgnna flonsnu,
Postmaster K, W. Hopkins
Announces That Carriers
Will Cover Routes Once
Each of These Says.
Ilocotiso of tho extraordinarily
heavy rush ot tnnll during tho present
holldny smtsoti nnd becauso ClirUtiuns
comes on Monday this year, thus
making two days on which there
would ordinarily bo no dollvery of
mall, Postmaster It. W Hopkins has
ordered ft delivery ot inntl on Sunday
nnd ono on Monday.
Carrier will covor their routes
onco on each tiny. Tho proforenco
will bo clven to let (org nnd Cltrlst.nns
pnckntfOH, which nro rvKlstetetl, hut an
effort to pot nil tlio mall out will bu
ntnde. It Is hardly expected, however.
that this will bo successful.
Ocncrnl delivery nnd money order
windows will bo open In tho pomot
Deo SQVornl hours. Sunday nnd .Mon
day mornings, tho oxnet 1 1 mo of odcii-
Iiir nnd closing will be announced to
morrow.
HoKardlitcr tho nhroscntlon of tho
Sunday working rule, Mr. Hopkins
nam, "vo nro now nblo to work car
riers and clerks on Sunday when tlio
press of work requires It, without any
chntiKO In rttlos, such as I sou Is ntt-
nouncod from Washington. Tho do-
parnncnt does not llko Sunday work,
hut when thero Is so much .nail as to
domntid It, wo can work thou. As
n mntter of fact, wo work ovory Hun
day hero nnyway. Tho carriers sort
nnd routo thtilr mall thou and do pre
liminary work for Monday, nnd tho
cclrks perform their usttnl duties. Ot
courso, thoy do not work nil day."
NVESTIGA1N IS ON
TODAY AT THE
MAIN OFFIC
Superintendent Summers and
Master Mechanic Matti
more Presiding at Iuquiry
Into Cause of Wreck.
Tho .Santa Ko official Investigation
Into tho cniiso of tlio wreck Wednes
day night at lulota Is bclnfi held hero
today. Huperlnlendcnl P. K. Stim'tiiors
cniuu up from Han Mnrclul Inst nlKltt
to attend It. tho operator nt Islutn
and tho oimltteer of No. Si I wero no
tilled to n t tend mid are kIvIiik their
Hta'.emonts. nnd MitRtcr Mechanic U
A. Mnttetnoro was here nlrcaily. Wiint
thu uutcoiuo will 1k la dottbtfut, but
It Is snld to have win owed down to
n tlcteritilnittlon of whethor thu blanio
should rest on tho oixirntor for nn
Improperly sot lRtinl or whether tho
oiiKlneur canto Into tho stntlnn too
fitsi, or hub careless In road Ins tho
sliiitnl.
A SLAVE OF THE
ALLEYS" ATTRE
PASTIME
Nationally Famous Produc
tion by the Jossclyns to be
Feature of Hew Vaudeville
Bill Tonight.
That Krowlng host or patrotiit of
the popular I'oxtlmo theater will bo
Interested In Hie imnounremeiU that.
bexlunltiK lonlHht, Mauauer Hhurmau
will prexdnl, ac the vauilnvlllit feat
uiv of hi proKrnm, tho nutlonully fa
ttionii Jiiimtilyns In their magnificent
Ihtrrproiutluit of "Tho Hluve of the
Clnlleyx."
The elnborafo upparntuit ncceKanry
for tho proper prracutntloi) of thin
Hplendldly dramiillo story ItOR been
patented by tho Jnolyns lhemtlve,
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detail, In twenty minute. Tho new
P ZZrl mZW eeoC
"'Bt are ulno notably ciccellent.
Henrtburn Is n itymplom of I n discs
tlon. Take a doao of HKntllNK In
such cases. Tho pnltt dlnapponrs In
stantly. Tho bowcU eperato speedily
and ou feel Mho, vigorous and cheer
ful. Prlci) COc Hold by nil druggists.
LAW TIE UP THEIR EQQNOQ.
Chloknsha, Ok., Doc. 22.-VJiat to do
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TRAIN HERE
Cars to Be Fitted With Pipes
for Steam Heating, and Ar
ranged to Receive Heavy
Display for Trip Through
State.
The cars which ar; to bo used In
the big Hiittta Vo domumitrntluii train
whleh will begin a tour ot thu new
state January 11. nro hero In Albu
tuurUo now, ami nro being flttod with
pipes for heating, nnd other nrrange
mciitH for the display,
"We will heat tho train 'ust u a
puxeengor train Is heated," suld Hoc
retary II. It. Honing of thu bureau of
ImuilRrntlon tnls morning, who la tuk.
itic tin active part In the preparation
ir tho train, "except the flat car. Wo
will not try In heat that. Thu entire
train U right hero now, nnd tho curs
i.ru ooltijr Itttod With shelving, etc.,
fur thu trip.
"Uus'otlne lamps will bo provided
fur lighting tin- entlro string of cars
at night meetings, and Knsollno torchon
will be prowded to furulitli tlio light
nt outdoor meeting at night. Wher
ever there i n night meeting tho train
will bo amply lighted, u that tlio
furmet can eo the different displays.
"livery hero that tho train hna
been scheduled to stop, tho chambers
of commcrco and Commercial clubs
huvo advertised tlio meeting among
tue farmers uf their neighborhood,
ami a good reception for tho train Is
twsttnd. This demonstration I a
mighty big thing, and people re wak
ing up to the fact that It In going to
do a r nt deal for the community "
The demontrat!on train will carry
dlspluys of everything raised in New
Mexico, and a great many things
whoRv culture tho sgrlculturl author
Itic of tho Santa Fo and of the Ag
ricultural college, which If In charge
of the train, think can bo raised hero
profitably.
There will be a corps of lecturers
with tho train, who will muk addres
sea to tho farmers ot every section,
tolling them of tha possibilities of
their land, of their difficulties and
how to overcome them, of tree or crop
diseases, nnd of all tho best things
scientific farming can offer.
LIBRARY WILL MOT
BE OPEN CHRISTMAS
HhMh ItnoittM WHI llo CPwrt Huh
lay AftcrutKin at 8 O'hK'k, h4
Will ltf.t)K-n Twmhiy MornlHjc.
Tho ltnynolds Ptthllo library will
close Hunday evening at o'clock and
will remain rlosed over Chrlstmns, re.
opening Tuesday morning nt tho usual
hour T'lose who deslro books to read
should get them Ksttirday, Thl nn
HOttncemont was mad today by Miss
Nell M. Welter, the librarian, The
library clnes but a few days each
year, nnd ChrlstrnM la ono ot them,
EUIPMENT
DEMONSTRATION
THE OCCIDENTAL IIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY is just closing what it considers the most
satisfactory and profitable year in its existence,
and takes pride in stating that it has been in busi
ness for five years and has never contested a-claim
or had a law suit during that time.
It is the purpose of the Management to malce a
strong campaign in its life insurance department
for 1012 and we invite all life insurance agents
and other bright men who are looking forward to
improving their position in life to see us and be
come acquainted with the terms and inducements
that wc intend to offer next year before making
any other connection.
For full particulars sec or write J. H. 0'Rieliy
Scorctary and General Manager, Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
ELABORATE PLANS FOR
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
lly far tho best yonr In 'Its ItiBlory
l this Sunday school Is juflt closing.
Olllcors anil teachers nt) srell us nil
tho scholars lmvo boon sIiowJjik splen
did Interest nil tho year, una utn en
tlro enrollment now exceeds 150. As
usual u delightful Chrlstmns aorvlcu
will bo Riven by tho Sunday echool
noxt Sunday evening ttt 7:30. All hnvo
boon practicing for soniotlma and will
again moot for rehearsal on Saturday
uftcrnoon. Tho tit lo of the program
is "Tho Angelic Chorus" nnd Is fur
nished by tho board of education ot
tho Lutheran church. An offering will
bo taken during tho availing as a
Christmas gin to this board for tho,
great cniifio of education.
Klnlxrato plans nro already on tho1
way for appropriate decorations for
tho church and tho hearts of tho
young pcoplo nro already full of happy
thoughts ftlmiit tho coming event. A
splondld treat la being prepared for
tho entlro school nnd this Is tho onu
timo of nil tho year whero hearty
good oheor Is to abound. H vary body
Is Invited to como nnd wo know nil
tho parents will bring their children
to this nhid meeting on Christmas
uvo.
Don't forgot tho I line, 7:30 Sunday
owning, nt St Paul's HiirIIhIi Liith
ornn church, corner West Sliver nnd
Sixth street
TO EXPERIENCE FOR DAY
SENSATION OF BEING RICH
IliiiiiorUt Will KiH'ttil SU.ooo on Kliort
Trip to Nt'w Ytrlj Will Tnko In
Town.
Wllkesbnrro, Dec. S3. Delrlng for
once to experience tho sensation of
being rich. John J. McDcvltt. a humor.
tt, who .'ecently made $2000 by with
drawing ax Democratic candidate for
county treasurer after being un
expectedly nominated at the primar
ies, today urratiged to engage u spn
clal train to New York for one day's
experience MoPevItt said:
"Vou sec, I havo no particular rea
son fur goln to Now York. Hut 1
feel that na It Is welt to tako trips to
the metropolis. It Ic up to me tu get
In tho swim. I will tako a speitul
train from hero during tho holiday
scanon. Tho train will havo threo
coaches and n full equipment. It will
go right on to New York, Tltfro I
will have n taxlcab waiting. I will go
to tho Waldorf-Astoria for litnelt and
then tnko In ono of tho popular shows.
Then I will return homo and feel
tnnt 1 have dono my duty to the town,
tno people and mysolf."
HILTON REVISES POEM ;
MAXES IT CLASSIC
Col. A II. Hilton, poet lnureto ot
New Mi'Xleo, ha taken from tho "Arl
xonit Historian,'' a tew lines of poetry;
changed the ruymo nnd meter slightly
and finished by proponing as called
for In the original lines, a tont to
Colonel Katun Tho poem, enlliled,
rfl'o tho Pioneer reviled by Colonel
Hilton, whose homo Is in Han An
tonkjt follows:
ThGiirall of old nr wagon ronds,
Anil whero lh park mule grunted,
and humped nlong with soars and
loads, yen will se( a llttlo stunted
dome cyclone called aniowltUs.
And jHHVlt the, gasoline, right whro
tho pine knots used to ns and boll
the army Wn,
And where th schooner ued to
stnek their ten mule team and cuss,
You will ico n string of railroad
earn and hear the engines fuss,
Tito Concord coach Is a strango
sight, on street cars now wo ride.
No ntoro a portion asks for u sixty
day leave, to go to tho sea side.
They dam the Hlo grando and thu
'gViMrnirieftt wlll"i(oTiit"clia'rini)l It, mi
that Judge Kelly, Comrades Meek,
Ilinttwcll and Hmnrt can drink of It,
and keep their glories still.
Tho hauling of dry farmers in, to
grow prlxo pigs and corn, on old
Hyort'M form, on land wo ttned to call
too poor to ralno tho devil on.
Alas, the good old days uru gone,
grand old-timers few,
Hut us long as thero Is loft a cor
poral's guard to drink thu Socorro
Mountain dow,
Kill up the gluasea to thu brim,
stand up toust and greet hlin.
Tha britvvst soldier, miner pioneer
and scout, lioru is to you, Colonel
Kuton.
FOUR DEATH SENTENCES
IN THE LAST 10 YEARS
Cnpltat PuiiHiinriit aa Ilci-a .Mi-UnI
HpniliiKly In Uio nmrtli District;
Two Paltl lixtrviiic Pciialty,
Ua Vegit, N. St., Dec. 22. In tho
preparation of litformatluti requested
by tloverr.or OtwcId Went of Oregon,
William II. Htapp, clerk of the court
for thu fourth Jtidlclul dUtrlct, has
made tho discovery that tho suutenco
of dentil litis been puiufd but four
times In thin district 1,1 Past ten
years. In Colfax county threo mur
derers have been sontenerd to death
and In Union county one capital pen
alty hint boon Imposed, whllo thero
have been 10 convictions tu murder
cases thero havo in on no deatn sen
tences imposed.'
truring tho regime of DIMrlct Attor.
noy Charles WfllO. Ward ho has so
cured IS convictions for murdar In II
cases tried. That tin re(i wero not
such n to deniMt the death penalty
Is considered afcrcdlt to tli- two coun
ties, Sir. Ward's1 reran! certainly is
ono of cltlclcncy. To of the four
men sentenced to death were- bunged
whllo tlio other two were given com
muted sentences. Ourrnur West ask
ed for tho Information in order to
compile nutlonal statistic of crime-
DEATH OF GIRL IS
DESCRIBED BY WITNESS
New York. Dec. 22 The prosocu.
tlon In tho enao of Harris & lllanck.
proprietors of tho Trlanglo Waist
company, charged with manslaughter
In connection with tho death of Mar
garet tichwartz, one of tho 117 victims
of tho fire In their factory, rested
today. ICnto Altcrnitin, nn employe,
tostlHcd today as to tho locked door
on tho ninth floor and how sho snw
Margaret tugirfug nt tho door In vain.
"My find Iho door Is locked and !
am lost!" tho witness said sho heart)
Margaret exclaim. "Tho lost 1 saw ot
her sho was on her knees nnd her
hair and dress woro burning," said
tho witness,
Tho defonso claims Iho koy was lit
the door and that It could havo been
easily opened,
Blckly children need WHITR'fl
CltRAM VHllMIKUaU, It not only
destroys the worms, If Ihero be
but It acts s a MrengthsnlRR tonic I
the stomach snd bowels. Prlci. 250
per bottle, flota by All Druggists.
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When you havo a cold get a bottle
of Chsmberlain'n Cough Itemedy. It
will soon fix you up oil right and
wilt ward off any tendency toward
pneumonia. This remedy contain
no opium or otlier r.stcotlc and way
bb given as confidently to a baby M
to an adult Hold U alt dealers.
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS
DINNER
Artichokes
Green Beans
Wax Beans
Cauliflower
Green Peas
Fancy Head Lettuce
Celery
Young Radishes
Tomatoes
Strawberries
Persimmons
Bananas
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Oranges
Tangerines
Grapes
Apples
Cranberries
Mince Meat
Xmas Candies
Nuts
Fanoy Table Raisins
Faoy Box Candies
Holly
Mistletoe
Wreaths
Bells
A. J. MAUN
Phones 172 and 178.
216 West Central Avon
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