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sALESROOM OFFERINGS TO-DAY.

Parcels to be sold in the Real Estate
Exchange, Ia Vesey St, to-day follow:
n5TH ST. 100 w. n s. 100 LenoI av. OK
lO0l1. Sly tumt. llJth s. III w. q 8. l-j
Lemon ay. 2lXl00. sly tnmt: Willis av.
SIS. 6. @ n l4ad ST. 25X306. 3 siy tumt and
stores: NJ LOutrei agt Van BenschOten
ct al; Wilder. / & I, attys. Il Henry rel;
partition. 80
lOsD ST 32o Z. g. 2S76 % av. S7.exlooll.
6 Eiy tnmt and stores. EQUITABLE Trust % agt
Flcischmaun Realty Co. Inc e. al: Cary &,
aitys, Cambridge Livingston, ri: due. So5'-
OF A.; taxes. etc. $lJs5 IS.
by Henry Brady.
10TH ST $40 T. g E. 1905 "a AZ. 24erl0o II.
sfy umt and stores de X Moore agt VIM
ceuza Messuu e. a.. r J. Holt atty; Nc
Intyre. ref. due. $6,66l: taxes. etc. So2 -.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
CROMWELL Az, W s. 266.4 l69th st. se.7I5o.lI
5171lO01601 vacant: also Cromwell av, s,
adj l0t $50. map Of lnwood. 51.11lOOx6O1S5S
Geo Mccormack at NJ r Msher. il. ct al; Z II
DcleLauty. atty. J. Diamond. ref. due
S5.e74 u; taxes. etc 81. 1876 ~
TlNFSON Az, s. Gle 2O3d g. 251t sor-1
GA Nathan Kurtzka at Dongm Realty 20
Sehwartznan ), GttJsj d Do"lmg. rel
due. S3lS 40. taxes. etc. 1913 50.
By George Price.
TIENlAN Av. s. 5s7.lO n Boston Post Rd 25H
80. Chas Gl0re ct al at NJ kempf Realty Co
e. al. ClOcke Il. suys; W Heating
ref due s. $50 81 taxes etc SZCj 81.
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MED. 10 costs Examination a.; for Jarauy II.
al ~ a On. Queens C0unty count u0lle.

COUNTY COURT.
Trial HUMPHREY. J-io A NJ
AftC0ncrcicC Gust Selfsrt Fox iissr
Green Anderson Martin smith Bros Plum
Netiuir. fStern- Nfuhicbachl Rrhs
PsdicinD BkyuQC&SRy IiaWlcy CINERy
pamcrIku hnlen rHHh
Ge6dss IIIRRNNY&QTl MarEachfrn same
l. a 4 co GnrpO. aISsmI
Edridge Eckc.kamp e al Halliday same
Highest reached. 100. Ngfualldfr o. ealerdar
passed until January N
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The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY g.
Manhattan,

MONROE ST. 1si and is6. and Montgomery 81
HI. Georgians B Maclay egt Beriiner a Green
berg Inc. e Al amended ioieciosuie OF mlsj'
attys Macay McBumey - n. &,
9TH Az AZ and 423; X II Macdonald tgt p
Cassidy ct Al foreclosure Of misl' A'i's' Alien
ioSTiI 81. g. i25 " 50 sv. 25Iioo II: trustees o.
The Sustentation Fund Of Tie Reformed Episcopal
Clurch at shields Ct al Noreclosure u
utg): ats. n Reeves. 49,. 49,. -,
lggTH ST .. 90 e BWA. = 70 lsSd - = me-
sea Realty Go at Z + Byrd ct al lpaftilioll :
atty n l. Ford -, ri,
Rsrciay q IL foreclosure u mtsl; Gtiys. Bowers
A sands 800. . 50 -
pa-t Az b0riO0 II. two actions. Ia On de Hirsch
Fund AT American IideiY GO e A. siof'eiosHfs
Of two mtgsl alts, NJ ; isA-ss' GA.
bsek a q foreclosure ~ mtsl atty. botl{,
ilgTH ST "a D.. Grace + Lester q a. Az II
ssresohn Il a. Qofec.osure Of mtgl; aitys, Carr
A Carroll a. "a, -. ,,.-
n II Bremer q Al az A II sArasonn q A. uoie-
closure OF uigl Gttys. Can a Carroll.
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The Bronx.

l7STH ST s. whole block front between Prospect
and Mapes avs. Zgj1fl George Colon q Co at
AnddlebronI Realty and Construction Co. owner
srd contractor (renewaD; $40 400
Cesafe Cambi at W W Bell. owner and con-
tractor. 80
WILKINS Az. 1923: Barnard Cohen sEt W and
Arrcs sullivan owners and cOutractors, 500
WILKINS Az. 1928. la Helle AIT 7 and
Ames sullivan. owners and contractors. $40
WASHINGTON Az. 23l7. Sterling Ceiling and
Lathiug Go agt Church Of our Saviour and
School OF our Saviour. owners; q Amos and
MINI Raal 60. cnuirarfors. S-Q0 aa
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ST PAULfs FL. 400. all; jeanette Jacobs 70 NJ
Bogdauof, 1926 Washington ays yrs from July
/. 1914. atty. " 5 Hoffman. 81 Nassau 81;
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sURRoGATES' NOTICES.

FLEMING. VIRGINIA HAMMOND. - In
pursuance OF an order Of Hon. John +.
Cohalan a Surrogate OF the County Of
Now York notice Is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Virginia
Hammond Fleming, late OF the County or
New York. 20 present the same, with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, at It's
,1ace Of transacting business, No. % Wall
Street. in the Borough Z Manhattan. IN
the City, County and state Of New York.
on or before the 18TH day OF March, 1918
Dated New York. September 9th. 1914.
Central TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
Executor.
JoLINE. LARKIN & RATHBoNE.
Attorneys for Executor.
Once and Post ONCE Address. No. 81
wall Street, Borough OF Manhattan,
city OF New YORK. ~
NOBLE. ALFRED PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon, John = Cohalan. a
n aetigsi is hereby given TO all persons having
Gains AGAINST Alfred Noble. late OF the
Cuv ana County OF New York. deceased
-, yrresent the same with vouchers thereof
~ he subscriber az his place oil transact
-, business at the office OF his attorneys,
1uRsihsr Norman a. Kahn. % Broadway.
-" ~ New York. on Or before April 18th.
Hlt New York october 9Th. 1914
tseEDERICK G. NOBLE. Executor.
tTfIBER NORMAN & kAhN. Attorneys
,nr Ex -cutor. 2ss Broadway. New York
city.
-----,,-psUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
II ooSert Ludlow Fowler. "A Surrogate OF
,,d @ounty OF New York. notice Is hereby
given f 70 an persons having h o SiSw' against N
49, dereased TO present the same WITH
,ie.,eters thereof 20 the subscribers az
,pelr place Of transacting business. Room
tnss" ~ az Nassau ST. Borough Of Man
% - in the city II New York. on o,
~ fore February ist 1915
dated Sew York. July %. 1914
OTTO DOLL GEORGE DOLL
EpEpFRIC,K DOLL. FACOB DOLL. Jr-
Executors
EUGENE v DAILY. Attorney for Exec
utors. 80 Nassau St. New York CITY
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STATE.
COURT or APPEALS

C0URb OF APPEALS.
People iKllnckPaehiug Meizger SANE
Blackburn International taSaloi Einu-et -
AchesouGrdph lteCO NlitEIgn MellsIb uo,
NEnumf Barrett APP William Fe~~N
WaItfrI .uVal.lfFIO
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The Bronx.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD = a. 2Iot Aldns 81.
o'tr6,ai' American Real Estate Go AZ OfA Con
.,rlction 90 et Al ti0feclosure Of uigi. Atly.
u Wood. . a., 81. r. ..,,,. ga
Ward. james Cory ag hugn heA5 Noio''u's's
~ rsfz) atty. W Hrown 800. ~ -
HILL ". s. 2l5 Q Randall az i0I t.e,,o ~ -
$3.50. .nieefanis's llsnl atty Bfandell
CASTLE HILL Az. e 8. IS iierm.ny az sAn
i44.lS5S. ThomAs Amcnd al Man Warner 81
~ ffsrecio~ure of mtgl atty. Mchgsn-
of1sr N : al kffcium ~. - hlvys tiJ
ia Fstats 20 at Blanche q Taylor Ct a. Tore
closure o. migl att. ~ sHali ,,,o. 49,.
18TH IT. 900 Wis Az .7it .,s.S,a.i,- ~
samt~on AT Emma Jacobs q a. uw'e-u'I7 u
tufgi: attys KrAkOsef fctcn-
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.,plv on prcmiseA
y. q. FOLLY.
Resiieut Manager
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WEST 10TH ST 44l and as. =, 1904 Of
First Az. 49x92. two sty tennis and stores Emile
Hoffman v, J 5 Harmon e. al. stern. Parr q
Tyler sttys: W Allen. ref: due. S503j 80; taxes.
etc. 1901. sub 20 first mtg. $4,000. TO the PIN
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QUEENS COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
Trial Tsrm-sCuDDER. J.
Calendar Al PAT ! 40 10 a. On.
II Is requested that tie name o. trial counsel be
fled slth Tie CLERK ln Par /
Attention q, the Bar e called 20 Rules 8. Z and
g. Calendar Rules queens County
Dlleen/ Fr4nklin's Lac IlofatAerlI
CoehnerI NrAQCOHy M.lerIL Z Il
HlINYSQCoIS hcgan Ssme
R0,f Kzfriler an0 AcDOugsllfstne
BlassL kArcAer & Ano Sir f.dS' M62tNATRy
Timmors a Ave ky jslubs Bhhk
TIE foIioslng causes. n marked ready will Be
pzssei FOR the day. No cause elll be set for Q
day On this call.
DelmaEe. a. inffNiiber Lynch stsFensonCo
Ganlson 60 Ryan LIRRCo
Riechers. As adm Thomas EkeubufgiC y "a tno
BlrkhariI Inc Gilbert y ano
MaderO az infIKANOl hosiOssd. An inf/T
Murray LIHRCo Gillespie co
Murray an inf same Iing INi&QCORy
Carroll. an inffNNhQCRy Wife Ni&QCohy
Hlshtst reached. $50.
Special Tern for Trlas-kELBY. J.
Calsudar m special Term Room a. 10 a. N
No dly calendar. Highest Is itsb.
SUPREME coURr-sCUDDER J.
DECISIONS
RauI Coster Really, trustees o. the estate belong
ins 70 the dlocess y Long Island Turner Fink 60
q al Oulers signed.
Bowen VI Whittier The word "unsttisfcd" has
a meaning beyond rs tcchaical Application 70 the
discharge - judgments u record Motion % vacsis
ortes TOT tho eIA1inati0o Of igdsIncnI debtor Do
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Special Term-GIBBS. J.
Motions and eI pafte matters
Trial Term-GIBBS. J.
No naN ca -eular
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suRRoaA1e,s couRr-KErcHAM. 8.

COUNTY COURT.
Part lN-FAWCETT. 10 a. n
CIVIL CALENDAR
BocciaiNassau J. x Gundens0u/ Bushey
LOrfngf s. y KR Lang/NassAu ERR
COIN Cut stone Col Autl1rUC 4 BRR
Rutland Coust Co SlEer0erg Nassau T. RR
Reserved calendar marked ready and passed untl
January IL.
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COURT CALENDARS


Special Term-Part il-ZELIER. J.
IN garte business. Defaults al 10 20 A. m.
Trial Term-Pat l-SCHMICk. j.
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FLETCHER ST. is 70 q. W cor Elizabeth ST.
e2K10X irreg: two 8 and three sly bldgs County
Holding Go s. J. Pye et al Merrill Rogers.
affys: h NJ Henry ref: due SSi. $40 o.. taxes. etc
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SURRoGATE's COURT cHAmsERs-scHU1z S.

No day calendar
Trial Term-SCHULZ. g
No day calendar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-22
REC1TAL Af RT. vINoHNT.

- H6H
The last OF a series OF recifals by the
various musical ~clacses OF NJ. Vincent
Academy was given Thursday, May 20.
In recital hall, by the junior music class
and was one of the mort enjoyable Of
the series which have delighted parents
and friends Of the pupils Ct the Aca-
deny for several weeks past, The pro-
gram given Thursday was 90 follows;
Tyrolicnne (Necke)-Josefita Micra.
swing in the Grove (williams)-EtheI
GOH.
Violin Selection -"DaEse" (Henlicn)
Margaret Dohle.
Morning Prayer (Streabb0g) - Edna
EdeIwciss tvanderbeck) - James Blai.
ney.
bell.
The Clocks Warning (Auon)-The
Minims.
Minuet In @, Violin (BeethOvcn) =
stephen Balling.
Hearts and mowers (TobanD-Louzella
Allen.
Ripping Waters, Mandolin (Hcnlcin)-
frBncis Lynch.
Martha (trans.) (~Dorn)-LOis Hicks.
Learning 20 Play, Reading (Anon)-
Helen MeShane.
Flying Doves (Heins)-Lousella Allen,
Melba Fitzpatrick.
Wonderful progress was noted In a re.
eital given by the m:nims Mt Ike Aca-
danny, the little tots showing a grasp Of
music that was remarkable. Their pro-
gram was rs follows
Duette-Blow, Bugles OR. De Vilbac)-
Melba Fitzpatrick, Luetta McDermott.
Gitana (Renard) Mary Casaus.
The Fairies tRowe)-Moynclle Steven.
son.
Etude (Beyer)-Helen McShane.
Dance on the Green tPresser)--Ange-
lire Mcintyre.
Pretty Birdie (s%paulding) - Felicita
Sanchez.
Spring Is Coming (virgiD-Agues Nc
Intyre.
shepherd 5 Song (Behr) - Josephine
Francis.
The Mill, Vocal (AbD-Adelaide viii.
Hanson.
Always Merry ~(streabbog) - Muricl
Spencer.
Flower Bees Waltz Latour)-Alberta
Leneoni.
Pretty Little DOllie (Engleman)@os'
ephine Abousioman.
The Joyous Peasant (Sehumann. Harth)
Emma Gilbert.
The Telephone GpAuldingl = Ellen
Campbell.
Jolly Darkies (Beeker)-Ysabel Steven.
sen.
Wake, Dolly, Wake Observation-Disclosures
Cofley.
Class Song 49, The Clocks Warming
(Metzler)-The Minims.
The Waltz of the Flower Fairies (Cros.
by)-Adclaide Williamson.
Fairy Stories tK7Ogmann) - Ruth
jacobsen.
Evening Party (Wachs) -Lucela Pine.
Dancing Daisies (Spaulding)-Marga.
rita Gonzales.
Chaconne (Durand)-Rose Mcintyre.
Duette-Banner OF Victory IVAN BlOn)
-Emma Gilbert, Louzella Alien.
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,AxBUSINESSR
COLLEGE ITEMS


Announcement b made OF the open,
ing OF the summef term Tuesday,
June Let. New classes will be organ
lied IN all courses and school Will
continue throughout the summer.
classes being held from 3 To ~ with
no recitations during the afternoon.
Miss Mabelle Philips. who has baen
employed temporarily by the Evening
Herald contest mnaaEer, has accepted
position with the Albuquerque
Creamery.
The Amanuensis nnal held Friday
proved easy for the class Of ten who
took II. Everyone passed and all ara
now preparing for the logogram and
letter tests which they will take be.
fore beginning dietation.
Hish mark In ,ypewriting durins
the week was made oy Cecil Packert
who wTOto for ten minutes al a net
speed OF 81 words d minute. This a
after ave words had been deducted
for zach error made. The greatest
gain per minute during the week was
made by w. u. Weatherby. The high.
est record in the junior class was
made by Desmond J. Farrell who
wrote As net words a minute.
Miss Maude Webb OF Roswell, who
has just completed tho combined
Accountant J. b. Good.
Manager J. +, Goodoll has been
appointed on the conference commit
tee OF the National Commercial
Teachers federation TO meet with
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! Commissioners r. ~ Claxlon. of the
United States department ~ ednca-
ton. for the purpose Of conalderlng
the Standardization and Improvement
Of commercial schools.
AIR. Garnet guilog, OF Las Vegas.
has accepted = position with ASpel
Bros. wholesalers. Of that city. Mr..
Sulser MADE q ine record In the com
biaed curse while IN attendance At
the a. y. C.
Miss Jemima Long who. aimee grad
uatlon, has been employed BY tho In
terstate Casualty company. has ae-
cepted an appointment ia the United
States forestry service. Miss Iona
was oae OF tlr successful candidates
In the recent civil service cxanina-
ton
The seventh annual picnic Of the
A. y, G. will be held Decoration day.
a hfEc crown ok FORMER AMI pft3tht
studcnts Will journey to Tho sandias
where they will picnic FOR the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. WIihoyte will
chaperon the 1oy-seekers and a good
time n assured. The change from
the usual date. July tth. was made on
account Of tho double header aase
ball game scheduled nor Independence
day.
a notable feature. which speaks
very highly Cor m Industry of the
Hudents and the efficiency 81 tho
business department. under the Hu-
pcryislon Of Principal A. ". Wilhoytc,
L. thai hverc afudonf WIN entered tho
business course at the opening o. tho
has compelled his course Within thu
regular eight montha' term. Several
students have completed this course
N ak months and have accepted po-
astions. Tho curse taught ~ the new
"Rowe's Bookkeeping aad Accounl-
ancy."
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FIRST conErsrationai Church.

Corner Coal and Broadway
A.. T~oothaker, Minister; residence COS
South Edith street.
sunday School, O;45 a. m.
Divine Worship, II a. m. and Z p. m.
sermons by the pastor. Morning theme,
"a Paying Investment" Evening,
How Ia Know Some Things That You
DO Not Now Know"
Musical Program. Mrs. Himoe, pian.
ist. Morning:
solo-King Of Kings (shelly)-J. @.
Gould.
Anthem -- Morning Hymn (Rheinbcr.
ger).
solo These Are They (GauD Mrs.
Bailey.
Evening;
Anthem Saviour, When Night In.
wolves the skies fshclly).
solo-Hold Thou My Hand (Briggs)-
Mrs. Bailey.
Y. p. $. G. H., 6;t5 p. m. Leader, Carl
Griffith.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner Lead Avenue and south Third
Strect.)
Charles Oscar Beckmnn, Pastor.
Miss Edith 0orby, Dcuconens.
Preaching by the pastor at n a. m.
and : p. n. Morning theme, "God as
Seen in the Life Of Abraham" Even
ing subject, "Two Trumpet Calls -
Special music by the quartet In the
morning. Chorus choir sad orchestra at
night.
Sunday School at 0;45 a. m. Epworth
League at Z p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
ut 5. =
The Ladies Aid will hold their
monthly business and social meeting az
the home of Mrs. Anna Wood, 722 81.
Third Street on Thursday afternoon az
3.
There will be a meeting Of the Sun.
day School Board In the parlors Of the
church Friday evening at s.. After the
business meeting there will be a short
entertainment with refreshments.
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ALUMNI TO MEET.

Twoyears ago an organization OF the
alumni Of the Albuquerque high school
WIS formed, and a temporary organiza'
ton effected. Officers were elected at
that time, but no meeting has been held
since. On May Goth, a week from to-
night, the alumni Of the high school are
asked 10 meet in the high school assem-
bly, hall for the purpose Of completing
this organization. for the election Of
officers aud attention 60 such other bust
ness M may be brought up. II il esti.
mated that there are more than 100
high school alumni nov in Albuquerque.
An effort will be made 10 have all 81
them at the meeting next Saturday.
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The Churches


Corner Broadway and Load Avcnnh. }
o. T. Taylor, Pastor, 3o0 8. Waltri
Street. Phone 1855.
The pastor win give q report Of she
Southern Baptist Convention At ttioQ
n. m. Subject NJ 8 p. M. "neRonefa'
ton; Its Necessity and Nature" MIS-
Mc0rih will sing.
sunday school, s.4s q. "a.
Junior y. Y. p. u and sunbenm So
riety, 3 p. m.
Senior b. y. p. u Z 2. N.
Mission Sunday School, Seventh
street and houufein Road, ; b. m.
The Junior "A. Y. r. u. viii give a
missionary entertainment at the church
Tuesday evening, 3 o'clock.
The sections Of the Homo Department
win mcef Thursday afternoon, al homes
TO be announced Sunday.
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Christian Science services are held in
the woman's Club Building.at the COT.
ner Of seventh street and Gold avenue.
every Sunday morning at II O'Clock.
Wednesday evening services are at s
o'clock.
The public is cordially invited TO at.
tend these services.
Sunday School at g;45 O'Clock.
Reading Room in the n. r. ArmiiO
Building Room No. Is, open each week
day from = TO 5 p. M.
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st. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
lCorner siIyer nnd slsthl

AAuIutf TlfNtF hhd NthNtsl
Edward Y. Schueler, ID. d., Pastor;
parsonage, SOC :. Sixth. Phone 1893.
The day IL Whit sunday. The morn.
ing sermon viii be n study OF the second
Of Acts. Evening theme,
Have We Received the Holy Ghosti'I
Hours Of service, II a. M. and 7:1s
l. m. Sunday School in charge Of =. c
keefer, at e;45 a. m. Endenvor topi.
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woopMEN WILL ENTERTAIN.

The Modern W0odmen and Royal
N%eighbors will unite in an entertain.
ment TOR the ~ the two orders
in /. q. O. h. Hall Wednesday night.
May 26th. An interesting feature of
the program will bo the prize drawing
which will begin promptly at s clock.
All Modern Woodmcn aud Royal Neigh
bors and their families are invited 10 at
tend. The following program will 10
given:
Piano Solo--ll Trovatore (E. DORM
Miss Wilma stevens.
Reading-Thc Brides Opinion king
Miss Freda Pearsons.
Piano SolO-Nalse ChromHtique God.
ard)-Miss Catherine Rble.
Recitation - when Father Rode the
Gont-Thelma farr.
Nnlch--Wilson Orchestra.
Reuding-Spacc Scrap Iroa-Mrs. John
Strumquist.
Vocal Solo-Estell Rogers.
Noeul Solo-Mrs. William Pomerinck.
Woodcraft-Mr. John Nenable.
Nalch-Wilson Orchestra.
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OSING EXERCISES
OF HIGH SCHOOL
NOW UNDER WAY

The Albuquerque public schools will
close June Sd, a week from the coming
Thursday, aud the interval between
will be occupied largely by closing exer-
ciscs, especially in the high school where
"A more than ordinarily interesting closing
program has been arranged. The senior
high school examinations will be held
May Goth and 26th aud the finals ON
May 2Sth and May 3lst. Eighth grade
exams are set for the 9Th, 2sth and
3lst.
Two musicas programs have been
given in auditorium assembly this week
by Miss Trott. On Monday the pro.
gram was ms follows: .
Piano SOlo-Ethol McCloskey.
Vocal Solo-Miss Margaret Dickson.
Piano Solo-Dorothy Brown.
Vocal SOlO-Miss Ruth Bright.
On Thursday the program consisted OF
two splendid numbers given by the
High School Chorus and q number of Sc,
l%ectiOns on the Nictrola. Under the di,
rcction of Miss Trott, the chorus has
reached q position. both in number and
in quality of work done, that a school
Of a much larger enrolment would be
proud of. On Friday afternoon they gave
a number Of selections az the Woman
Club. Especially was "The Bridal
Chorus" well received.
II was u pleasure for the High school
10 listen 10 Mr.. w. Sz.to, Principal of
the Primary School, Canton Christian
College, located al santo, China, talk
for u few minutes last Thursday morn.
ing. He described his work in that
school told of their struggles, and Of
their needs, gave credit for much Of the
success already had 20 Y, NJ. G. As and
Christian Missions and for his own sue.
cess, expressed his thanks 10 Albuquer.
que for, he said IL was in Albuquerque
that his father, who is proprietor Of the
Los Angeles Restaurant ON West Central
Avenue, made the money which made Il
possible for him 70 be educated and TO
hold his pofition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-22

Services IN Public Library, Upstairs.
0si5 a. m, Bible School.
1900 n. an, Morning Worship, "Tbe
Unfolding of Character
1900 p. m, Y. r. =. g. r.
$500 =. M, Evening Worship, ''Thc
viii 20 Know"
SEQ, but don't go alone.n
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Calendar Of Events
for the Coming Week

. Sunday, Msy 23rd - C~reatore's
. Band ~ the Armory.
. Monday, May cath - Class Re.
. cital ~ the Woman = Club.
= Tuesday, May 25th - Highland I
. Bridge. Mrs. Horribly.
. Tuesday, May 25th - Tuesday I
. Literary Club. Mrs. A. Il. Nc.
. Millen.
. Friday, May 2stb woman's I
y Club Reception.
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FIRST Presbyterian church.
Corner Fifth and Silvor,)

Corner Fifth and silvor.)
Hugh A. Cooper, puslnr.
Services at IL a. m. and 8 ,. m.
Morning theme, Glow 20 Have
Peace"
Evening theme, third In series, ffAb.
solom; A Brilliant Instance Of False
Success
Masical misunderstanding:
Prelude, Pastoral (MerkeiJ.
Double Quartette, Remember Thy
Creator '-Berridge.
ORartory, sfRevechnirmnnt" (Do
Lillej.
Quarteite. "Pease I Leave with You"
(koberts).
Evening;
Prelude, "Cantabile" (Lorctl.
Anthem, "'Our Blest Redeemer''.
0fertory, "~AndnntiHo" (M0xart).
Anthem, brightly CLEANS Our Ban.
ner" (Witty).
Mrs. Bradford, Directress.
Miss kenworthy, organist.
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DRILL AT NDIAN SCHOOL.

A~Ibuquerque people who are interest.
ed in the work of the United States
Indian training school are invited to
witness the competitive military drill
between the two companies Of the
school which will take place on the
campus tomorrow afternoon from 2:30
TO $3.50. The competitive drill is an an.
nual event, n preliminary TO the com.
menoemeEt program, and there Is keen
rivalry between the two companies. Al.
buquerque men Of military training will
act as judges. The drill begins prompt.
" % 2;30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-22

az 6.45, Religious Readings What and
and Wbyf" led By Miss Lydin Krnx.
berger. Junior Endeavor a. 3 p. m.
Bible study and prayer, Wednesday az
7:f5 p. IN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-22

~ WW0TT HITTTTUTTT RTUTTT1
Services, Sunday. May %, 1915;
Communion service, 7 a. NJ,
Sunday school, D:t5 a. m,
Morning service, n a. m.
Evening service, \ p, m.
Al services will be conducted D
r y, Howden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-22

Eczema spreads rapidly: ltchins
almost drives you mad. Fer quick
relief. Doan's Ointment Is welt Fec
commended. soc AT all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-22

Word has been received from Mrs.
Champion who with her husband has
been visiting relatives In Ohio, that
they were 20 go 10 Rochester this week
where Mr.. Champion viii enter the
Mayo Institute for pa operation.