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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-01
English Losses
In Month Light

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-British casula-
ties reported during the month OF Feb
Tuary show a remarkable decrease as
compared with the preceding months.
They totaled only 1851, divided as
follows:
Killed or died of wounds: Officers
1873; men 4.O12.
Wounded and missing: Officers
46S; men 1925.
The casualties for January reached
a total of 1907; for December they
were 1881, while in November. in
which month there was severe fight
ing in the Cambria front. they totaled
I29, ,0S9.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-01
SOLDIERS CAUGHT
ASLEEP ON DUTY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-Four
American soldiers, caught asleep
while doing sentry duty in the
first line trenches, have been
sentence dto death, but General
Pershing, although he has author
ity to carry out the sentences, has
referred their cases to the war
department for review.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-01
TELL OF CONTRACTS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S. =, Government
contracts for millions Of pounds OF
meats. labor troubles and employers
methods to oppose them; the difficult
ties OF retail meat dealers in Chicago
and obstacles placed in the way OF
butter makers in rural Indiana were
some OF the subjects touched on to
day in the federal trade commission's
investigation into the packing house
industry.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-01
GOVERNMENT TO
TAKE PLATINUM

(By Review Leased Wirel
WASHINGTON. Feb. rs. - Ord
ers were issued today FOR the COM
all crude and unworked platinum
in the hands of importers. jobbers
and wholesalers.
Increasing need for platinum in
the manufacture OF munitions. ac-
cording to officials. made this
step imperative.
Communicating viii be carried
out through the war department.
The world supply os the metal
is comparatively small and produc-
ton has shown a steady decline
since the war began. Internal
troubles in Russia virtually have
eliminated the worlds chief source
of supply.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-01
SPAIN'S CABINET
MEMBERS RESIGN
CRv Rexiew Leased Wirel

MADRID, Feb. 2S.-The cabinet
resigned today. The resignation OF
the cabinet was hastened by the
withdrawal last night of Senor Ven
Tosa, minister of finance, and
Senor Rodes, minister of public In
struction, owing to the divergence
of their views upon constitutional
reforms from those held by their
colleagues. The premier [ h e n
presented a collective resignation.
The king requested the premier.
Marquis De Alhucemas, Garcia
Prieto) Immediately TO form a new
ministry. in which many of the for
mer ministers will be included. Al
hucemas will have the support of
Count ROmanOnes, the former
premier.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-01
Set Trap For Cavalry.
CBy Review Leased Wire)

JUAREZ, Mex. Feb. 2S.-Francisco
Villa set a trap for a federal cavalry
column which was pursuing him into
Durango and completely routed the
federal forces last week, according 70
information received here late today.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-01
TO SIGN PEACE Treaty..

NBy REVIEW A@tdSSG Nici
LONDON. Feb. 2S.-A Russian wire
less fessage under date OF February p
says:
Delegates of the peoples secrtariat
of Ukraine are on their way from kiev
TO Brest-Litovsk They will sign the
peace treaty Which was concluded
with. the former iKev rada."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-01
GREEN GIVEN oFEIcE.

lSIIlM pSSB5'I MSIASH Ad3
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S-John Z.
Green. jr., of Houston. Texas, was
nominated today by President Wilson
to be United States district attorney.
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CONTINUED on Page Two)
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WEATHER.

ARIZONA Friday end
Saturday fair, not
much change.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18
MUNITIONS HEAD IS
PROPOSED IN A BILL
NOW BEFORE SENATE
He Would Not Have Cabinet Mem.
bership, but Broad Powers
Would be Conferred Upon Him
May Establish a War Council.

W~ashIurf.I Jan ia UIII Goo 'i'
ate % direct. Of munitions NOT having
cabinet me. pcrship tul with broad
lufhprif. .nuftpI.Ta "ufrH' ~ H.
war munitions was reported ~fnFurahIN
today hy ,h, senate militar:' commit
tee.
Another uI 70 establish "a war coun-
eli was nearly completed.
Tht bin g.. q director Of munitions
provides fH he shall bee appointed
ny the pre- dent and be clothed with
authority I..ogatcd from th" pfe-.-
dent. takirp into ms department 'u}
government agencies that may u'
deemed ue. AIRY, aud NOT subject On
uuthor.t, OFF any cabinet members
Control .. procurement. production.
distribute. nd usportnflnn "' '|.
mum. MS which are defined FOO
be arms. a" munitiou ordnance o.".h-
equip. a or ''Var supplies "i amy
character PROVIDED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18
DENVER DETECTIVE
CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY
ROBBERY AT BRIGHTON

Denver ,ui Jan Is Formal
charge .f t.rhwt, robhor, were tilcd
H' l'rI.H.." hdlur county, TODAY
aguIr.r Ir.ul Michigan former ci'N
d't,rrI.. NU. -0.lck. Jake lluchrrs.
p"ruur.,'.. .f. a Iuldhuu~" and John
Evans nu .mpluyo OF F~iuchorg's Boa
cnuu,,. with the r"bhcry ~ Fine
beers u.N.. 1910 January SECOND l's'
ut Ma. IIH.r, o. Noitu of Denver.
Mrs >u.tu .... SO 600 .n jewels. S's
oDN b." ..H '. Nr lu chicago
As nu '.fpumo uf mo robbery MuI
ligau Wl- dismissed from th" d%ri''ii'c
force HHU Ii,. Garrett NJ burke was
discharged from the passionate ut 70
Denver church Burke admitted h'
was with Mrs Nuliu 40 the %r"adh"n''
when %, robbery occurred.
40 nui -tstrh were hcld under
$500" bono. u, Judge Glass Thor
trials won" SOFT tentatively for next
vy,E
ArrurNiua 20 District Attorney
johnson lhy iuformatloun were til"d
aftor stltomouts had been mad" hv
state prahlhiuou officer John Cor
dIIlu 'hy' Do, had accompanied Multi
gan tu th, rouIhuuso the night Of IN"
Nu'uu robbery ana hat Muilirnn t"ld
him Dec meant go got Mr. \olnn's
Jewels
MulliUout had told n!n there Was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18
GIRLS. THICKEN AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
AND STOP DANORUFF
TrN Ihi- Your Hair Gets NNN.
Jlr.-, aud abundant
AT once,

T. .. .ssed ot % Ntt. Hi u'.t.
...u,f.. . soft. W.irru-. fluffy.
..t. ... FROM d|uudrHIf d.. uf,rp
". using "a ltt|, "IH.uU,r.ur
Do. and u~cNp,u.iN. f. I|t,
..., ... air. and lots .f .aa.
.r.t.t ... ,ttlr of KuuvI'au u."
....., .,r few ,,ut. N|' N..r
.t.r. mend 10 tpuH .''..
Is U.r.... and within tom minute
fr,r. .u... .u a@ppoarlu,, ul album
HI.,, r. a--. nuffiuu-- IuU .. I.
.YruH..t... loss and lustru lu0 'r.
. ..u. Lana rtuuut fIun BE- f"i.. of
IauHruI. .tIlIng hair but your .'|
.|iIrrrI.. ., after about two woe.
r.r who. u will 90, nov hHIr 'up
4rg T.u a first y,s but REALLY
.,u p... routing out 900 over E'uI
..,I. rhine i4. We u',I,gD in.
ouI. .u. ,ir grower DESTROYER oi
lsrlIrr cure COR it,lE scalp rud
% Move. Ca stop i'lI't nan ''
once
IL .,... .pt 90 PROV. how pretty
and suf. hair really b. mol-trn 1
cloth IA. |ittlp Dnndcrtno Hu0 care
mlIy D through your h1iI tHh
inr ur, lll strand al % ti'n" Your
hu.r v soft. GLOSSY and h''Io.ul
900 .u. I.W motaeui ~d''HNiIu'
uu.. .its everyone nuu r
tuls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

, plis1 six months ago the figure. ~
Gcrm.u destruction of tounor. a.I
construction iu atty and neutral yord
Serc ounDusly impressive.
In Apr1 last Great Britain alone
was losing at the rate uf ncUri, four
large ships per day By september
the average had dropped from 20 per
week To I3. In october the average
was about the same. November drop
ped To an average OF three a. day De
cember wa about the same, the iifst
two weeks la January recorded thirty
stN sinkings. but i'm the third week the
number slumpod to two. This Nigh;
| indicate am increase iu January, al
though much depends ON the number
destroyed during the rest of the month.
10 bc sure j, would not be safe To
say tina, the sub menUc has distr-
pcared. HUT r b. "a known fact that
the submarine service is unusually
larduous. il Is said that the manning
OF the U-boats has become difiicu.'
L. lis known that many OF the craft
have been destroyed, % Is not TO b'
/ doubted tdat Germany has been build
.na them rapidly. The patrol ~ the
allied fleets has been steAd'ls
strengthened. New devices, including
the depth bombs. have given a good
.laccount OF themselves. II Is more d.
ueult tor the attacking submarine io
break through the conveys cscorting
score ~ merchant vessels.
However. We should not allow th'
situation to raise unwartpnted hopes
lGcrmauy might conceiyably In Il ic"
DAYS. suddenly take enough spoh AT
sea to compensate her for many
weeks comparatively barren Of re-
suits.
Rut ii things should 3" ON i"r d
few weeks ~, they have since Sep''m'
Der. would 10 not uc prot', plain 'h''
the end was at hand DC reports which
%percol,t, through FROM Germany can
Ice relied upon. leader. OF certain t''-
,ions are of the opinion that the -
boa, war les /, failure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18
DIsAPPRoVAL OF FOOD
DISTRIBUTION WILL BE
EXPRESSED BY WORKERS

London jam I,@ pupulnr disgatig.
faction vith 'r, food distribution
winch I7 PARTICULAR, strong In the I'm
dustrial districts Will Doc fprcibly PIX
I%rtsscd tf Manchester and In that
u~"ighhurhood january 10 when. &C.
'"rdIng tu 70 de ision just reached. "a
hundred thousand workers in tn"
Manchester Engineering shops Viii
cease wurb Tor e luN with the uuirpo-o
OF protesting ugaIus the unequal. AIS.
friuutiuu uf food and demanding 70
general |rutiouiug order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

$500 The O regrettublo thiuH 900
with the whole business la
tha' ,Ifuuugh th, army uu,r'orups'"f
,ou mot got THESE supplies To- sell 'o J-
90 tine manufacturers cost ever,
-cuuudrrI 100 the country o.. stocked
up with them, winch they sell to- as
fpr We AND three times their value.
I can state cun.cr,atiNcly with truth
that up To- the present time at least
$4,000. 600 have been taken out Of tho
pockets of reserve officers iu inflated
profits for supplying them with Nee
o%ssities that the u-uartcrmlstcr should
have supplied at cost.
What IL the result to those 81 us
that are married and have families
and must keep our homes running
Frankly, I can not afford to pay The
.,Norbitaut prices. and now down here
at - with snow and freezing.
! am wearing the same cotton uniform
that ! wore last summer From the
Time ! entered the army ! have drawn
besides my poy. sl25 to meet m, fam
ily's ana my expenses
Now ] ann not complaining ~ the
army life. | am vcll satisfied, but I
am simply up against it for an "ut-
tit. have at least s3oo more equip
ment Go buy
IT YOU can get the quarteruias,'r
81 the army 90 issue ,u order that
an quartermastcr supplies 1r" 90 bee
sold Co reserve officers az unnufac-
turcrs cost. 10 will be appreciated hy
thousands Of officers that are in the
same fix that I am. There is uo Qucs-
ton but THAT The wolves tha' are
stocked up v.th military supple Viii
howl, but the, should Dee informed with
,hc Germans"
This ,ouug Officers aasc is typical
of thousands OF others.
rougr,s, now has the matter uudc.
Investigation and IT, is hoped that some
method can bc devised to relieve rW,
officer from the clutches of lho 90
shoe % c.u'niul pirates Nothiu-
d1 more to dsnpcn IA, patriotism
uf he mel vino have volunteered e.
fight their country battles and Who
may 1c at ths battle front u' EHrop"
fighting for world demoyr,.' Win
thor comrades aud the Thousand. who
must come after them. 1t our i,0ler j
war aim. are 90 De sustained 'h'n
10 have them made the prcs of prof
i,..r- a., home. lr Ne ARE Go carry
our Ga, program aid down for u- 900 B
~. Ar, o. right the ancient vrnu-- of
nm, Peoples uf she earth. rr'rr'nEe
an. boundaries of states great dnd
small. ana sc' up and maintain Iu1'-
.uI,rclput,s Boo Europe 49,"
must, uu uuthiug Go guouDh th" pc
of the thousand, aud m ll"na
that ve will have Co take from our
homes 90 do this vorld-wid" work.
n me government docs not see II
To- furnish officer with uniforms, ''-
rangemonts should Dee made 90 have
them ISSUED from the Guorterwa@i'i
depsrtmcnr At cos. which would ttte'.
saving of from roo 90 300 per cent
to the purchaser
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18
VIOLATED SUGAR ORDER.
NOW A PUEBLO GROCER
FINDS HIMSELF IN BAD

Denver col Jan 1> Any sugar
Wholesaler who sells susur to ! Zukcr
% Pueblo grocer win have las iiHcu,n
iurt'ttr under nm order issued h}
the state administrators. Thomas u
storms
Huk"r. Ar storms sid ip ia guuu,-
Inr issuance OF the order. repeatedly
htd sold sugar 100 unlimited amounts
Th'rD i- p limit ut lis pounds on the"
amount that may Doe sold e Siuslo you-
sumner 100 uu. time. Tuday's order Was
the first OF it- kind issued iu this part
NJ tho country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

Tho Soul glorious and u@uruuguor-
able finds 81 death q royal rch.rth iu-
30 native light ana freedom. fur 20
ldfe which Is older than Time Itself
and Is ever pulsotins throughout spacc
and 800 ever, atom of matter as well!
the Veil of Birth and Death n" mon"
begins ur ends UIugro- than do the
figures ou "a DIAL r., m The
Path
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

st % recent dinner lu 'ho .rul.
room 81 the auditorium chicago
which cost s., p,r plate tho liuu.
Frank q NpulcrIip prc-idou, OF 'n.
National en-, Inut. of Sow lHr.
preached 90 STIRRING sermon iu 'u,
poor ou tHrifi and or"uou., bon N.r.
um, chicago Republic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

The rcpur. from London chat the
German crown prince Is 70 think ana
thin supporter of HIrdcuhurrism
tho Kansas err, star ro romark
that what WIS probably meant v'-
'thIck.Aeaded and "tulgh. b.Uydtd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

10 'uaI OF Iluor hidden iu the place
pIltlIu said and tsk"' Durlillo 60
rt}I tu. place" when th,s reached
,h. entrance tu the ruadhouar Corlllo
alleges NulIFlu mudc the damaging
statements ,uriilln immediately DO
...u.l Goo have ANYTHING to IDOL with
10" matter tuI returned f1 b,uycr
according 200 hls story
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

We can not think uo highly Of our
nature, nor too humb,y of uur,el,c,
When we see the mnrtyr Foo virtue.
subject as he is 90 d iui,ruptlo- Il
man. yet suffering the torturcs ul
dcu.on. and bearing them Win ln
-maguanimity Of 70 god dp We 1900,
behold q heru,sm tina; angels ma M-
deed -urpass, but which they can u.'
initiate. and must admire Cotton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

N,v Workers who cumuIaInrd in''
suffrage, viii cost the state Il m''..'''
DO year should remember '"''
g.ud things always CONT hi-h
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

In view OF the iar' tha' S"i' +
packers. cleared only 80
million dollars l,rt year. won't Some
rharitabiy Inclined person please '''''
, drive to raise b, fund O.. gjsr theta
I'D IftI, financial aid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

Does not he return wiscst iha.
comes home whipt with his own fol-
lies Middleton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

Eggs sre th00 "a dozen IA rance
Wei France hasn't much on Nibr
.uucruu..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

Add horrors Of war Mnnuia.''''''
Of ..r..,s have been asked 'p ,u' down
their output.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18
NNIJ NBIE NDNICE.


puuu's Kidney PAS were used hy
This Albuquerque resident.
Their mort was shown hte story
told.
Sow come. further evidence,
The testimony rs confirmed
Tho remedy was tested the re-
sult- lasted.
could A|lhupuorlur residents de-
muuG stronger proof2
rs Albuquerque testimony. II can
De Investigated.
MIS-. g. J.. Warren, 500 South Aruo
street ave the following statement
oU March %. 1915 81 have found
boau's Kidney rms splendid ana
recommend them To- other. Colds had
settled ou my kidneys ana I had over
worked when doing my housewurk. 1
suffered from hackachc ana q dull,
wc0ri-omo feeling that took away all
my energy and made me miserable.
bo1u's Kidney RMS soon ria me -
the trouble"
\ lasting Cure.
on MAY ~, i9t1, Mrs. Warren said
"Duau.s Kidney Pills surely cured me
Of kidney trouble, | am very much
pleased 10 shy the cure has proven
lasting
Price zoe. at an dealers. Don't
simply ask for "a kidney remedy-get
Doan's kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs Warren has twice publicly rec
commended. Foster Miiburn Co,
Alfgrs, Buffalo. y. \,
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-18

Now ina, Uncle sam is operating
hem. san, not, can them real roads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

The following musical progrum vii
he rendered AT Faster high mass a.
Immaculate Conception church
Prelude Seven last Words or
chestra and organ.
"Vldi Agunm." coprano. solo and
chours-Miss GeneyicNc Tierney
"Kyrio soprano alto. tenor solos
and chorus Misses MARY and Sadie
Morelil. Mcssrs. Malettc and AltntN
Gloria Fun choir.
domino Filt' soprano Mrs.
Anna Tessicr,
"Qui TOLLS. trio irs e. e. DAVIS.
Mrs. Anna Tester and Miss Jan,
Walsh.
"Quaniam Full chorus
"Credo bass solo with double quar-
tet-Gior1a's Eigth Mas
ptfertuy "IAudu Siun,' grand
ehorus-INln choir.
"Sauctus,' quintet and churu
Mrs. g. g Davis Miss MarS Murclul
Messrs Malette AltmiN and ~Willum
"~Beuedictus soprano solo with $50.
I'm cbligato- Miss Jane Walsh Violin.
Miss Eleanor Lynch
"Agnus Del alto solo Mr. q e..
Davis
"Dona Nobis soprano solo win
chorus Mrs william Rogers
Benediction.
80 S%alutaris soprano. alto and
bass solos with quartet Mrs Auua
Tessier. Miss sadie Mnrrll, aud Mt
Joseph Swillum,
"1f,ntum Ergo. soprano aud HHs.
durr and chorus Mi~s Tierury. Miss
McDermott and Mr. J SwillhRm
P0silude, Cato of Heaven orch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

silver avenue and Fourth street
Rev. y. y. Bullock, rector.
Eastcr-Ali service begin on the
new daylight saving time.
Holy communion G3O and 1850
a. IN.
sunday school omitted.
Morning prayer and holy commI
Mon 1880 u. m.
Sunday school festival { r. m.
University Heights mission I:3O
.. IN,
Musical program 1t 1880;
proccsslonal-Jcsus Christ IL Risen
Today.
Cauucle-Christ our Passover.
Tours.
Te Dcum In G-Calkius
benedictus-Nhaut
Introit-AngeIs Roll the Rock
Away.
Kyrie-Tuckerm1n.
Hymn-Amerlca the beautiful
Offertory - The Lord II My
strength. Manncy.
Slnctus-Camidge
Observation-Disclosures
Communion liymn-By Christ re.
deemed.
Gloria In EXccisis -Zenner.
Observation-Disclosures.
Soloists Mrs. Ncher. Mrs. Downcr.
Mrs. Morrisscttc. Mr.. Waters and Mr..
Uesseldcn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30
4 More N. M. High
Schools Put on
Accredited List

srtc,st cossrsPoHbtsct 70 rar Hsasta
Santa Fo. y NJ March 30 state
superintendent j " Wagner returned
Thursday night from Chicago where
he went 10 attend tho gard unuuHI
meeting ~ the \urth Central ASsocia-
tion OF Colleges and secondary schools
which was held Ice the Auditorium Ia
Stllc March e. - and s3 The meet
lnF opened Thursday ut 40 u'clu'k
with the consideration Of thc applied
lions presented from the high schools
over the country Tor recognition ly
the North Central association Inst
year was the first year that Sew Mex
leo ever made application Tor ndmis-
sion and At that time oight schools
We're placed oU the accredited list
This year New Mexico not only re-
tained the cisht accredited schools
but was surccssful Zoo placing four rcw
high schools ON the list Roswell Ee-
ton leming and Las Cruces
This purpose 81 the North Contra
association be- 10 -tandardilc the high
schools AN over the country so that
% -four years course in 1ne state
may be- Interpreted o. meaning about
the same thing IN another state nor
only 900 the course 81 study which q,
pursued but leo the equipment OF the
laboratory ana che library and in the
preparation and experience 90 the
f|uctult,. This work ~ the Nurth
Central association is Of hcnoft uft
only tu the high sohouls but also 80
'hc colleges and universities who lr'
thereby able 90 s|tandardizo their rec
quircmouts FOR entrance in the fresh.
man wear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

tendcnt Wagner spent some time
with the departments Of education 10
Indiana and Of Iowa IN conference ,
with these departments IS 70 IN"
plans for operation ~ the smith
Hughes bill Th"s~ states he founi
To- be ia line with he other advanced
states of the unton Iva making plans
for a complete system Of industrlil
education alonE the lines Of ayr
culture. the trades and home eco
numicS.
On his return SuperintgHdonf Was
nor announced that T. u. Smith has
been appointed assistant for Sew
Mexico In the vocational division Of
the department Of education and ~Nl
have supervision ~ agricultural edu-
eaton in this department under IN"
Smith-H Hughes act. Mr. smith comes
10 New Mexico from NrW Jersey ana
rs "a technically trained AGRICULTURAL
Isl with tho vocational spirit and VIII
begin hIs wUrk ou Apr J He comes
highly recommended tho FEST
rrul Vocational Bunrd ~ Washington
-
Diamond iEg prc~rrNcr viii k's'i'
eggs for months ~ nice ~ fresh lnih
We lu,c used cegs kept this WAY tln'i
had been preserved for toui1'Sh
months. nun diNVtious with each
nackag,. w, chiih can use u.
g. ". Zee,
.is. 81, go We, irad Ave
Phone 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-30

South broadway and Gold avenue
sidney NJ. Bedford, pastor.
Church school Q .t5 a. m. tOld umel.
Remember the aim " ESQ present
Come anil bring "A friend, Your pres
encc "A bc the means 90 rVachins
the goal.
Morning worship. - a m Gold
time). Theme, The power OF the
resurrection Solo. Il Know thai
Ms Hcdcemer I.ive,h Mrs = d
Miller.
4. W. ~. NJ. meeting ~ : =. m. Gold
timel. 4 very special program has
been arranged. both ladies' and gen
tlemen are Invited 20 the meeting Re
ports Of the Faster drive will ~ made.
Christian Endeavor, Z y. m new
umel.
Easter Cantata. Sow Is christ
Risen at \ p. m. NEW timej. The
text was arranged and the music COM
posed by Carrie II Adams.
our revival services viii continue
another week The Interest is good
and the services are well attended
You are cordially invited 20 attend
al louT services
The choir win render A cantaia ~
\ o'clock NEW timel, new SUNDAY
evening. II is entitled. "Nnw II CHRIST
Risen" The text was arranged and
the music composed by Carrie Is
Adams Mrs. Leslie 7 Dean n Mrs
= ~ Miller are the soloists
T. The Lord II Risen chorus nv
the choir.
2 "NIorn's Rossats Hlies-W WON.
ems chorus.
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g. "Gethsema ne'--Quartet. Eva A..
derman. Mrs. Inhoffe. Messrs. Barker
and bearing.
I Angels Descending" Chorus by
the choir.
5. go Sacred Head Now Wounded
-Goutralto solo: Mrs. J. L. Dean.
6. For God so Loved the World
Chorus by the choir.
: ca And Very Early In tho
Morning
90 Now Ii Christ Risen
Chorus by the choir.
s. "If We Then BE Risen with
Chris -Soprano solo. Mrs. 8, ~ MI
Ter.
3 when Thou IIad'st Overcome
Mems chorus,
10. "Oh. Come, Let Us Sing 10 the
Lord"-Chorus by the choir,