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The Bossier banner., 1918-04-18
The Pupils Who Win.

Owing to the continued illness of
winners in the local war-Stamp selling
contest were not announced until this
morning. The reader will perhaps he
sur; ;jiised to learn that the first four
purses will I'LL 80 to pupils in the Tay-
lortown School. Pupils in Benton High
Sci:"nl take the two last purses. Here
is Il list of the sales that Won the six
local purses:
Lucy Mercer. Taylortcwn- S3S:4 -
Virginia Wilhelm. Taylortown-- 81: 80
Lorctto caplis. Taylortown - 7O% -
Linda Mercer. Taylortown----- 800 90
Ruth Smith. Benton - 1876 -
Giroud Burt. Benton -- 121 -
The above gives Il total of S6249. and
the six purses are: $40. 81. 81. and
three of 81 each. Sales hy other pupil.
show Il total of $24o71. itemized as
follows:
Maurinc Garrett. Plain Dealing S97 90
Eula King. Plain Dealing - ~ 10
Ethel Cornish Plain Dealing - ~ -
Alvin Fortson. Benton ---- 10 90
This record of sales is gratifying
and the home reader will find addi
tional pride in learning that the Tay
fortown School. in Class & in the state
contest. has 10 doubt won one of the
three 500 purses. Under date of the
18th. State Superintendent of School,
Harris has written Miss Garland (1ul
ley. teacher of the school. in part. IL,
follows:
Your record is IL very brilliant one
and wish to congratulate you an(
Your children. and to say that You de
serve the sincere thanks of all patriotic
citizens in this country for coming t,
the aid of the nation so nohly ut this
crisis in her history.
The reports are not all in. hut
believe it is perfectly safe to say thai
You have won the state S5O-prize fol
schools ill Class G. | felt quite sur,
that this prize waS Won by Il One-roon
SchGOl i'll tniOn which made Il YER,
brilliant record. You. however, hav,
done better. and | feel reasonably sur,
that no other school of one or tw,
teachers in the state has e,ualed YOU
exceptional performance"
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given the general public
that my crops having been damaged by
roaming hogs. l desire to have those own
in. the same to take them up ut once, or
will be compelled to act on my own initia-
tive. The plantation | now cultivate,
known the Itutledge place. located in
Bosscr Parish. Louisiana. has been legally
posted. 1861 J. NJ. SIMMONS.
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For Sale

10 SHOATS. at $3 eacll-four miles
south Of Plain Dealing, ut the Gardner
old farm. Also. Il few MEAT HOGS.
Call up over night phone line. 100
two rings, will locate me-
141-p SAMUEL c. SEBKING
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Estrayed or Stolen

One dark red. unmarked. muley STEER.
Has been worked. hut has no mark on him.
Weight about 1000 pounds. will pay II
reward of ~ for Information leading to his
recovery. I16-1I
III. II. HAYES. Cotton Valley. La.
The Bossier banner., 1918-04-18
For Sale

100 gallons of Seeded Ribbon Cane
Syrup. in one gallon tins. Ninety cent,
per gallon as long as it lasts. Address,
c. L. Peace, Benton, La, Route l.
The Bossier banner., 1918-04-18
Estrayed or Stolen

y Brown Horse MULE 14H hands high,
about three years old y liberal reward
will be paid for information leading to his
recovery. Address. Taylortown. La; tele-
phone in residence.
1a-tf1 A. f. MCIADE
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Lost

An Open-face silver ELGIN WATCH,
buckskin plated string attached: crys-
tai slightly cracked OH right side. Re
ward il returned to Il. t. LOcKEY,
Rocky Mount, La. lisp
The Bossier banner., 1918-04-18
Estrayed or Stolen
Civil Service ExaminatIOs

CIVIL. SERVICE ENiMlNAIlVN ~ ie..,yG
master III BENTON May Sth. Open - N
tive examination. All citizens. ~ ~
women. eligible. For free paf'i..'.. .,.ree
instruction, write to !. &. l4EoNAkp ,,s.;htu<
Civil Service ExaminerD kenols ps..yI
Washington, ID. {.
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Found

One three-year-old HElFEK. marked
crop in left ear and slight crop off right
ear: black. with two white spots on
left side and one on right hip. Address,
Haughton. La, Route l.
HIP ROY BRoOKING.
The Bossier banner., 1918-04-18

THRIFT makes better citizens.
THRIFT makes happier families.
THRIFT makes stronger nations.
The Bossier banner., 1918-04-18
Cotton Quotations.

Yesterdays Shreveport cotton quot;
tlOnS were as follows;
Ordinary. c6"S cents
Good ordinary. 27fs cents.
Low middling. .9Hs cents.
Middling. 81 y cents.
Good middliny. :;2H cents
Receipts for the day. 80 bales.
Receipts to date. 193247 bales.
shipments to date. 166.673 bales.
The Bossier banner., 1918-04-18

The total subscriptions reported
amount to $72,31O Yours very truly,
w. II. HODGES. il.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

20 per cent are students Of col.
lcgc rank, and Il large number Of
these will be candidates Tor Er.udua-
ton The spirit ct interest and de
sire for wnrN Is significant and iudi.
oates the high quality OF the student
ho,v. The advanced courses iu all
departments are we'll pdtronized.
Many uf the students being teachers.
the professional subjects are n0tura
ailN popular, hut much interest n also
heinE shown In Science COURSES, Eng
lish and modern language WORK aud
in mathematics. The weather Tor the
first week Of summer school has been
ideally cool with showers enough to
prov" inviEarating.
Calls EOr Teachers.
Many calls for teachers are coming
iu from over the state and the school
management is ready to make recon .
mendatious for good positions The
new science building with It's excel.
lent Laboratories and equipment ~
especially attractive Tor ummcr
work The gymnasium is also prov
ing popular ana the cal Tor physical
training is extensive Al depart
mcuts "f tn" school are well equipped
with the best instructors. and WITH
facilities for study and research. and
"a summer students appreciate these
advantages.
Party ~ the GYM.
\ delightful dancing party At the
- gymnasium Friday evening was the
INITIAL social event given IN honor ~
tho summer students Guests from
tyrone, Fort HJNard Hurley and
"ih'r nearby towns were In at,cn.
dane" and TIA" evening proved u very
'nJoNahl" one other r@ecrcatioual
features Will be excursions to points
OF interest about silver CITY and the
usual bicnics and hikes Tennis
courts have been provided for those
VIII" wish &" play. and other outdoor
l|nt"s VIII Dee arranged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
. NIW~ IRON NOI N\ NIX .


r... r..... AMI an. .,,. r,r,
o.. al ... ..u.5 u,.. d. tr. m.
r,.s oI. 90 D.utr.r uf NIr Parton
sp,u,. Irliu,rs of ,.n gulp have
boon Hu fH, ,pmmunIt, this wooh
IauI.ur .ar m.u Goo tssu ON their
.n,,u rrm,U,.
ca. Nu...aau vro uuI. n4arI tho
IIsuIlu homestead DO u,rr looking
actor nt. interests.
Several .. .ur teachers have conc
io Tho umm,, uormals uuoua tf,m
being NIsso. iiuuN and jtwui'o Nc
kIuION auH TI'lu Richardson and Gen
,yI,,r campbell 20 Sl.'r CITY and
hr, Laura g. kllluugh 'o Las Vegas
o.. ~ @I.uuott, club l'Nuor for l'ovs'
aud Gnls clubs OF TorralD" county
.s very ..rf., o. Is making head
U.N 900 ihfs branch of the work ht,-
ina worked un much interest
O. IS nn'r transacted business ln
ll Iuso Iud N~nugurrNu' iurInE ih"
week
lifto'r uI those ho's Nho have ho-
come tv'u'E one nee juno %. 1919.
Registered 80 the local REGISTRATION Of
l,c thfH week.
Mrs Goo y llnnlur Nlll build 20
h"us" ON tho Mesa place ~ reside
there dur'us IN" sIWhtor months
have ppru received
uf tho v,lIns of Srrpi Major Niur.
shall Orui, and Miss GLADYS corhctt
10 Pasadena. california Both arc
highly rcsp,,t,d Iu tim. ,nmmunity.
bp,Iur boon raised b,r, MISS rnrn,tt
Has pro..r srr,,s-fuI teacher ian tho
.ahooIs and Srrsi Drmr has hr,n iu
business with his father several wears
Hoiorc ruIisrinr 900 tho army.
Nam vbt.l b,. L,c, or, ,,.,r
,,,,t,I ia, .,,,,,I y,.Ly ,.tt u,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
Christian science 49,. ict,.

Christian Science services are hclJ
1T 49, West Gold venue every sun
i,N morning ~ ~ 90 o'clo,k.
Sunday school at . q O'Clock
Wednesday evening meetings az
\ % O'Clock
Reading room open dalIy except
sundays n holidays from 80 to
5'3O p. m. ~ as West GOA avenue
sccond floor.
\ free circulating library. including
All the works IT Mary .ter Eddy.
9nd other authorized Christian
Science literature. ~ maintained IN
connection with rcudiuL room
The public is cordially invited u
attend the sunday services. the We'd
nesday evening meetings M tn VISIT
the reading room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
North Fourth street Gospel Hall.

1900 North Fourth street
SUNDAY school and Iihl class at
. a. g. m Tonic this week Christ
Faces Betrayal and Denial - Mark
- 10 to -
A. a. D. m. Mr.. carl Amending
viii speak on a Change Of Ratmcnt'
This rs The second In u series OF ad-
dresses on Important changes
purely cvRnEelistic and to which all
are welcome.
"Wednesday at 500 y. u , meeting
for pray'r
Thursdr, ,i 90 n. w % miS"d
,lass tor L'hic study ~ PauIs
Epislle 10 IA, Romans ~ being taken
an verse nv vrrsp 81 On cNpositorv
way. Bring your Dihle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church south.

Ncar high school, Joshua e. Jones.
pastor
Srccial services II o" 30 ~ and
\ 90 o. M
Morning subject. Wroi our Gem
crol Conference pid wh.lc Ia Session
At Atlanta Ca"
Evening subject. Tho 'mpcrishablc
Jewel
Special music hy chorus choir
SUNDAY school P;ib a. m John T.
Major. superintendent
Senior Epworth League 90 p NJ.
Prayer meeting Woin"sdi, evening
3 O'Clock
\ hearty welcome extended to all
3D. attend or 400 %, tho ahovr SER.
wees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
FIRST congregations, Cpurcl.

Corner broadway and Cn75 avenue
Sunday school at g:45 TO which all
mcnhcrs and friends are invited
Members OF the school IRE reminded
oi the SUMMER contest between classes
ior points In Attendance
In place OF the regular morning
preaching service viii D." h annual
ohildren's day service hy the ScndaN
school Program follows.
PROFESSIONAL.
The star SpanEl"a Banner %
school
Invocation.
MY country Tis Of ThC,." school.
Responsive reading.
Eaptismal service.
cradle roll graduation
Greetings from beginners
Song 10y Primary department
Recitation b., three rILaury girls.
The Rcd white and Hiuo.'
Exercise. "llto Work'. hN seven
Primary pupils.
"ble drll. Mizpuh class.
offering Tor SUNDAY school Eaten
SION society
solo, selected, Miss lllruS.
Exercise bN iiN" Wire class, The
Rcd cross
HlcudrC pt PATRIOTISM
Pledge OF allegiance. b., tungrc-
cation,
Drnma. The Finding at nahv
Moses, i've Junior girls
Hymn, America aud l,cr Allies.
congregation
y. =. $. g. T.. at 200 D. al.
No evening preaching s,r,icc.
Tho public ~ invited % 40 services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

eff Nh aua Mrs John sl-ninE, OF az
south walter street. proved that tss
uu. utI rabies Ths hoN was bitteu
ny the dog Thursday and a. tanned
into mrdi'tI .u~uuOu w1s gwen he ~
expected to Ir,l ma effect, OF the btts,
doctors stN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
IT. Paul's English Lutheran Church.

Corner Silver and sixth streets,
Arthur ~ knudscn. pastor residence
SOS South SiNth. phone -g9p.
o. 10 g. SUNDAY scnoul. Glasses
tor an. Lesson. "CuII~t's BETRAYAL
"nd Denial
~ 90 a. m Morntnp Worship with
yDrmon by the pastor Theme. Tho
Bible m Human Life Anthem hv
the choir, Make a Joyful Nuisc. "
tWarson'rD.
90 p m--'hristi.u Endcavur
Topic, Progressive Christians D
l.radcr, Martin Johnson
$500 D. m Evening worship TN"
pastor Win rrcach on "Sfns OF the
SGdducccs III" choir viii sing God
~ our Refuge" iScllcrsl.
w mvit" strangers ana those with
out e church home 100 the CT, \
cordial welcome awaits 'au.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
The Churches
I'ir,t CONGREGATIONAL Chnrch.

'orucI coal ana Broadway
SUNDAY school Hia a. m. IT. T..
SNYDER, superintendent
1hildreu's dJy service. ~ 900 e. IN.
Program by the SUNDAY school Sp".
uul musical number duet. Keen th,.
Home Fires burning MISSES E%,trlir
Harris. Grace StortI
Christian Endravur. 3 go T. ~
40 evening service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

Siivor avenue aud 'purth street
Rev. g. y. Bullock. rector
Second SUNDAY aftor rrnItN.
lIolS Communion z nu e. W
church school-9;45 a. m
lIolN Communion continuation and
stInan-ll 90 q n.
Elshop nowion VIII preach Jud ,i-
minister the Apostolic Rate oi 'putlr-
NATION.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

'.tptII1 Edward Mcclure Peters.
pr. of Brood ism b. tho FIRST member
'i th" National Security League TO
five hIs HE 10 his country In the
present wei. captain Peters joined
Inc NJ'iouDl Security League. March
&c. '1lE Ilu went to the front as
Ir#f lieutenant uf oowpluN II Sin.
i,onfh Iuif,I Stl'r' infantry When
pill"d h' $50. acting captain %. q
rI1ohin, gun hIt51lion IT'S father.
captain Edward Mcclure Peters.
who is ,pmmaudaut uf th" g. $ $
training hip Adam, It Hnschank
staten island. is also n mcmhor uf
In, Nt'iuulI security Irlru" Cap
rr,,r mother has established o
m,rn,r.Hip iu the t.otru" iu his
memory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
ADDITION NJ ~OCIETN.
nnninnch from rnrc 81

~ NiiiiIlNffi llpWf ftEf 81
~-~~
VISITED the shiloh district 100 this
county and completed tho organization
cot ihc IuuIor Rcd CROSS \ boys and
gIi'a' club was also orranizcd "a tho
same plu,, 10, ;ofossor iiuwvcr, who
hHs charge of Thus work ~ the county
|uc Mcclellan is ImproyinE hts hom"
mouth of the court house 70, hulldjue Jn
.IIlIucu 10 70
Nh N1ru'Il announces that 90 warn
Iug shoult nr sent to the ktiscr that
twin bows have arrived a. hts house
uUu VIII uo Hrtrrs after 90 whI'c Ne
ar, quite surD however. that IN"
mother borr that peace WIll h" honor
.nI, declared urc that time comes
o. Hurwur and iIWfIN are leaving
Foo las NrHr. where they VIII spend
Oboe .uuu.r Tnn Misses burmln wiz
.ff,rf Oh. nurmNI vuil, iN,rr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
Emmanuel EVsnarlicnI Lutheran
Church.

carr Schmid. pastor. Residence
SOS South Arno street, phone 2047
our services are held IA ihC public
library. corncr Of Edith street and
Central VENUE.
Sunday school 1000 q. m.
Morning services ~ o. q IN Sub.
oct "Thc can 10 The Grci,, supper d"
Evening services are ncld on the
tirsi aud third SUNDAY al tho month
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

christian kndeavor Uu q N 1opt'
~prorr,n.lNC rnrgtuan- Leader,
Miss Dorothy Brown.
AT 500 p ~. the SUNDAY school
WIN render - childrrn's day program
a cordial wolcOm" Will be extended
60, all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
Immaculate Conception Church,

SOdJlity mass q m.
Childr"n's mass 3u q 49,
High mass and scrni"u. lu &c. ui
ENruiul service so
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

sunday, june o.
SUNDAY school 9:45 90 m. Edward
" iristy. superintendent
MorninG worship ~ .od "a. N. Scr
mon, Lessons hy the Wa,." hv tho
pastor.
organ prelude. Nudunt' lu ~. by
T.. Silis.
Offcrtorv, Tho CJrcss' tWilmot
lauranD. Airs H. W ftw.
Anthem saviour. when sight In
wolves tho skies " f. Shcllc,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
Mad Dog Bit Fleming
Boy, Say Physicians

An examination mtdc last night ny
IN J. ~ Van Alta of ~" mead ot tlt"
Tlcmin. do. which htt the small son
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

Chmsh school at AR. GIlohrIhi
home, corner OF SilNcr ana cornell
aNpnucs-9 80 g. m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
~O'OItI,O NEWSLITS .


s"trs. C7"HsaTosoCsct 20 "a ussUn
S'corro. y VI June N.-Thc Val
verde Hotel company have mst re-
c"ltrd the completed plans and spyci-
ucations for tn" construction OF the
Val Verde Hotel from tar architects.
aud the directors Will meet on July
70 "a upcn and receive bids The con
tract viii probably hc awarded on
that date II th,rc rs no delay IN oh.
tanning material the hotel should he
completed ana ready for occupation
about the urst at no" ,,1i !. rs to
be erected ON the west hall OF the
torm"r windsor hotel block ON Man
ytfcs tNonu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

other Socorto county recruits Tor
Gang Mtht'. Texas.
-
\ substantial roof ~ h'lns pu' '0
t'pia'" Us" on" destroyer Nv t'' '''
'lii' WIND storms OF last week.
w y h"n'"n ~ having e WEI, s"hN
y" "'H P''p'''l Sou'h Oh 'h' N'E"'
l'h'' branch winch VIII i'"t "nlN '""
10 'n' N'''u' OF VIC same hut P"'''
Wv IVY
-
Fr'n Ihh'n'vnt'oI I''ih'iN '"'
Proved hS me h''k'r COMPANY "t
SbIlhb''Nl'" N'Nr 'h' %i''i"'''"H
Ammo newly m'h' b'hedl''s' I'''
N'Ht'lnaN TOT 'hP N"'IHN' l'N
Wh"i' theN go 70 iolh the '"loIs'
"
raiser ana idh'hn''h "' luna N'll'N
~ az IN" hoapl''I' Wh'I' ne
VIII und'lp" an operation l'i Sun
stones MI Nrrihkton reports crops
LOOKING good ~ nus S'''"n Z" '"'
country IN spite o' l''' '''S'''
, s ,L, .rr,u.1,y
80 u. .n.,
"
4, p..
r,'n a. H..
r', -,
~, - -.
a., 80" 80 g.,
49,.
~
~ , c.,
",
~ y, ' "' -.
III ~
80. -
.'nt ~. , 80,
ohm OF ia. bi,b school O., vb,,b bc
v,s r,rertIy cl.c,od
Socorro 1tizers r,p,d nut ON
, unssc SunJu, ri.ltt 4, bc,, p,,y,t.
l,mos a. a ,cn,hc, ,i
tho ,rcnchc. ia r,,cc t,,m tc,ru-
| me-, man ami ms
60
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

Floyd Hampton. head mechanic FOR
tho ocean 10 ocean garage Was
among m" twcntv-sSvcn recruits who
lett Yesterday Tor camp NahrY iio
enlisted M tho mechanic corps -
~ l'IsD two weeks ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

Twenty. sI> vts the toll Tor Socorro
tol the e. & Army who
had become y ino" june o.. lmc. Dr.
g g 'lprk was IN charge as registrar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

fhat dat". II there rs no delay IN oh.
tanning material the hotel should he
completed ana read, for occupation
ahou the ursi ut the ,,pt n rs Ia
nc erected ON the ives, hall OF the
former Windsor hotel block ON Man
mares onu
\ visit Co the surgical dressing
rooms Thursday afternoon. iouuu
Mrs Ida nlrNls and Mrs. Jas. G..
Fitch engaged IN cutting and
;nE Tor the FRIDAY sewing unit ct tho
Red Cross a large number oi plIamas
II might be OF interest 10 those IN
charge Of the gguz" department Of
h Socosro chapter. 10 know that
more than "a, o0o. 900 surgical dress
ipgs hoyc been sent to France and
Fl'nd"rs sine" April. l'it
The diIapidaiod and uns.tfc con-
'ltou ct &c certain ur.dEc over thc
acopuia Just east of the opera HOUSE.
does not spca;, volumes rn favor OF
th" present ,I'N characterization.
Harmon Cooper. who was so ser
iuusly wounded at the time at the
Killing at ms rather. e. e Cooprr.
end has brother. Bruce .iopcr. hv OF.
Ulcers near Reserve. three weeks ago.
has recovered from hos wounds 10
such an extent that he is unlc To- be-
CON th" strcots
klulhp 'tmprcdou, e CORNER Brad
uaN OF the school ct Mines. arrived
"Wednesday from Nrtculi. Arlz..
where b." gave up - lucrative position
&" ioin other Sooorro county r,cruits
who lcft here Yesterday tor camp
Nahr,. Texas
ATTRACTIVE invitations have bocn is-
sucd hy he Sisters nI Iorctto 10
N" thirty ninth commencement Of
Nj Carmel school, ~ which Miss
Charlotte VI. Eaton tud Miss Iuoz
Ttylor viii graduate from the eighth
gridC The exercises Wit he hcld in
tho outdoor auditorium of the on.
vent az go O'Clock. FrIda, ntght.
June A. \ di.pla, of fancy and
plain SEWING Will be- on exhibition
Friday afternoon and evening The
program promises to be- of unusuul
interest
NJ u regular meeting hold ui the
* = hail "Wednesday ui-ht no
Graudc lodge 40 %. Is. at T.. elected
The following officers for the onsu
ing term Fred Nicholas. g. c.. ".
a. Bunton. Y g.. " J. Eaton. pre-.
bate. Anton NaNcl. NJ of " Gcorpc
Miller " ~ a: g. " Wilson. l. q.
\. Sparks. - g.
county Agent n T. Powers has
been bus, his week Nu~roinutiur
calves against hlICklcg. \ large mum.
hoi of c1ttl" dic IA thia vicinity re-.
comfy from that much-fctrcd disease.
Henri IcngorloN. brother nj Assist.
ant Postmaster FRANK Zrngcrlcy. and
for many Noars % trusted cmployc of
the g f. COOK feed stable and gar
age, left Yesterday with twcuty-siN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

" u Buutou rs having e well sunk
'u hiS property south OF the Magdt-
lena branch, which viii not oulN add
TO the yaluc Of tho stmc but place Il
among the most attractive homes OF
city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

RhJlup Camprcdou. e .ormci grad
uaS OF the school ct Mines. arrived
"Wednesday from NrtCuli. AriZ.
where b." gave nap "a lurrttiy" position
l." ioin other Sooorro count, recruits.
who lcft hero Yesterday tor camp
MJhry. Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

Harmon Cooper who was go SCR
iously wounded at the time ot the
killing at ms rather. e. e Cooper.
'ud has brother. Bruce .IOpcr. hv OF
Ulcers near Reserve. three weeks ago.
has recovered from hos wounds 10
such an extent that he ls able To be-
CON tho streets
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

other SoCorro county recruits Tor
camp Mihtt. Texas.
-
\ substantial roof is being pui nn
the county hiph school building to-
replace the one destroyed by toe ter
rifto wind storms ot last week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

Socorrn citizens TUNED uut 81
massc SUNDAY night to hear private
James T.. Bcdding. e member ct
pcrshinR's forces. WHO bad been n
The trenches IN France from Fchru-
avN until April ms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

county Agent n T. Powers har
hccn busy, this week Nurrinutiur
calves against h%lICklcg. \ large mum.
hor of cattl" died ~ THU vicinity re-.
comfy from that much-fcarci disease.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-03-29
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

Resolutions of Respect adopted by
the Christian Endeavor Society of
West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church, at its regular meeting,
March II, 1918, on the death of one
of its active members, Mr.. Saml. T.
Wiley.
Whereas, it hath pleased Almighty
God in His wisdom and Providence
to remove from our midst, our late,
beloved fellow member of this
society of Christian Endeavor, Mr..
Samuel T. Wiley, therefore be it
Resolved, that in our beloved
fellow-member's death we as indi-
vidual members have lost true
friend and counselor, and our society
an active, earnest, Christian worker
Resolved: further that we SYM
pathize earnestly with his bereaved
family in their affection, and that q
copT of these resolutions be sent
them, that, they also be entered on
the minutes of our society and, also
be published in The Midland Journal.
]. j. HANNA,
]. w. SEBOLD,
Mrs. WILL JENNESS.
COMMITTEE.