Santa Claus to Greet Poor Children in Albuquerque
Salvation Army in Albuquerque plans Christmas Eve visit by Santa Claus at the barracks on December 24. Toys and candy will be distributed to poor children, with a special tree dedication for babies and a public donation drive for clothes and meals. Dinners in baskets will feed about five people, featuring lamb, sugar, cranberries, coffee, tea, onions, potatoes, bread, and butter. Captain Nissen urges donations of clothing at 209 Tijeras Road.
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Albuquerate
Salvation Army
Nissen
Evening Citizen
Santa Claus
Albuquerque
Altugierque
Tijeras Road
University 26 Las Vegas High School 19 basketball game
The University team defeated Las Vegas High School 26 to 19 in a tense contest at Meadow City Gym. Early 18 to 6 halftime lead, Meadow City rallied but could not overcome the clear first-half advantage. Physical play and several falls marked the rough action. fans expected a rematch at the Casino in the near future.
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Las Vegas
Meadow City High School
Galt Gransha
Meadow City
Y. Maymasium
Sear
Ollas Decorated With Cigar Bands At Store Display
The Hotnesy beng Schloss cigar store shows four Indian alias water fare ollas decorated with cigar bands. Three belong to George Ho Moore, one to Mr. Goodrich, with bands from Old Mexico. The jars are coated in a pasted collage and finished with a tie layer, drawing wide admiration.
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Beng &Schloss Clgar
Jeorge Ho Moore
Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
Tate ix
Mie
Nthe Rothenberg & Seblogs
Good House Hosts King of Tramps at Opera House
A mixed company of two performers, one tall and alert, presented last night at the Opera House. The show wowed a good house, with crowd reaction indicating approval of the comedic act and stage flair.
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Tramps
Ramipe
Opera Houge
Srila
King of Tramps Foils Villain in Local Stage Show
A local theater piece features four young men and an eight-piece orchestra. A bold villain with a terrible voice attempts to steal a fortune from a slender leading woman but is foiled by the King of Tramps who appears between acts. The tramp delivers clever specialties while the heavy runs a book sale in the audience. The performance charms the gallery with hearty applause.
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Der
Women Prepare for Club Edition Meeting Highlights
The Woman's club meeting yesterday afternoon drew a large crowd. A parliamentary drill led by Mrs. Theater with aides Mrs. Medler and Mrs. Wilson showcased the program. Mrs. Booth spoke on Milton, Mrs. Keith gave a piano solo and sang, and Mrs. Bittner read on The Artificial Seto. Four new members were admitted, and plans for the Citizen club edition on Tuesday, Dec. 18 were announced with a committee to collect local items Tuesday morning at the club rooms.
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Theater Alsted
Medler
Wilson
Booth
Milton
Keith
A Royal Slave at Elie Opera House Next Monday and Tuesday
A Royal Slave comes to the Elie Opera House next Monday and Tuesday. The melodrama showcases an elaborate scenic display painted from Mexican photographs with rich costumes and thrilling, non violent action. The production reflects months of work by capable artists and mechanics, offering a new play with innovative scenes and startling effects.
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Elie’ Opera House
Mexico
Fred
Missionaries to Hold Two Week Catholic Service In Vinday
Local dispatch reports Vinday in Dak Geauteeton will host a two week mission at the Hamaculate Conception church led by Rev J R Rosswinkel and Rev Th O Malley of Chicago. The first week will focus on enan the wee and to men. FW Jones installed station agent at Torrance for the El Paso Southwestern railroad succeeding R L Stafford transferred to Oscura. Chinese Inspector O Leary arrived from Buffalo after a seven week absence to tend to a ill son, plans uncertain. O Leary may be stationed at Albuquerque. Mrs C H Pope of California sent pin ok wood from Monter Cal to the officer, and her tale involves the Allen family and earthquakes testing structures near the Hid. Columbus Hotel advertises Sunday chicken and dumplings and other dining options.
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Vinday
Dak Geauteeton
J. R. Rosswinkel
Th. O'Malley
Chicago
FW. Jones
Torrance
el Paso A& Southwestern
Sante Be Central Railway
Rincon
My. O'Leary
Albuquerque
C. H. Pope
Suz Jon
Cal
Tan
Monter Cal
Tae Allen
California
Where To Worship in the city churches and services
A period of religious notices lists services at Immaculate Conception Church First Congregational First Methodist Episcopal First Baptist and other churches with times sermons topics and Sunday school details. Separately a streetcar engine outage note describes generators moved through a gap between a belt and walls with no mishap and service restored.
Street Cars Return to Service After Engine Change
Restored trolley service reported as streetcars resumed operation at five o'clock yesterday evening after switching generators in the builtins. Experts earlier said the alteration could not supply electric power to the trolley wires before this morning, as electricians labored to complete the wiring and switchovers.
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Fiest
Santa Rita Copper Company May Be Organized
A dispatch from Toston Mass notes the Santa Rita Copper Company near Silver City shut its mines after paying a fine dividend last year and reportedly producing over 2,000,000 pounds of copper the year before. Indications say capitalization may be reduced and operations paused pending this possible reorganization.
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Toston
Mass
Albert C. Burrage
B. B. Thayer
Santa Rita Copper Company
Santa Rita
Silver City
Big Reductions in Fine China at The Leader
This week at The Leader 311 West Railroad Avenue offers 25 percent off Haviland and all imported china plates bowls and accessories. From now till Christmas select any piece of china from $1.25 and take 26 percent off already low prices. One quarter off marked low prices on china ornaments and dolls from $1.25.
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Haviland
West Railroad
Nursery and nursery items and cure products ad
An advertisement listing nursery products including fruit and shade trees shrubs vines and flowers from N W Alger at 124 South Walter Street. Also promotes gas coke at 6.00 per ton from W H Hahn & Co and Chamberlains salve for sore nipples with nursing guidance. Includes JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM BREAD slogan and druggist availability.
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N. W. Alger
South Walter Street
W. H. Hahn & CO
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