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The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1919-11-20
The Law Of God.

Wealth Is a weak anchor, and glory
cannot support a man this Is the law
OF God That virtue only Is Arm. and
cannot he shaken by tempest.-Py.
ilngoras.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1919-11-20
LEZ1fZnU ~ EX/2OSION
az arr amer N~2tZEH/7/ZE
u NILE HNdy

from the drill In the raise
and u point located on the
side of the drift behind
which the drill In the
raise was apparently op
Grating. The survey mark
was then Gscertained to
be from two and one-half
to three feet to the right
OF this mark. A drtll
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1919-11-20

LESSON TEXT-Luke s.t6-S
GOLDEN TEXT-Grace be with all them
that love our Lord Jesus Christ In sin
csrity.--Eph. 6.24
ADDITIONAL MATERIAI1-Mat, isl-25:
Mark 9:33-i2 10.13-l6
PRIMARY TOPIC-Jesus and the Chill
dren.
JUNIOR ToPlC-Jesus the Friend of
Children.
INTERMEDIATE TOPIC-IIasty and
Marrow Judgments
SENIOR AND ADULT TOPlC-True
and False Liberality.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1919-11-20

T WAS foregone conclusion that
many of We inventions born OF
the needs Of war would be turned
to peace uses with promise OF
great benefits. Already the ex-
perts of the bureau of mines. who
assisted In the war work Of per-
fectlng the microphone and geo.
phone to ascertain the exact loca-
ton of enemy guns, are using these
delicate instruments to locate en-
tOmbed miners, and to make easier
and more accurate various mining
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1919-11-20
THIS WEAK,
NERVOUS Mother
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.

Philadelphia, PAT was very weak
always tired, my back ached, and felt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
WEATHER STATION
At UNIVERSITY IS
ALMOST COMPLETED
New Plant II Finest In Southwest
Temperature Readings Now Be-
mig Taken; Albuquerque Roc
Ords win Be in All Papers.

Practically an Of the Instruments
az the New Mexico University wealth
er station arr now IN workinr order
and the remainder viii soon be In
stalled. The temperature. humidity
and barOmetric readinrH we're started
about a week q and the apparatus
20 measure tho wind velocity viii be
completely Installed this afternoon.
The sunshine recorder viii be ready
for use In q few days.
The new apparatus was bought By
the Albuquerque Chamber u Com
merce and j. the finest ln the south
west. The most up-to-dnte aud DELI
cate Instruments have been procured.
The entire outfit cost nearly four
thousand dollars.
Professor Arno X. Leopold % tho
university, will have charge ~ tho
station and a. Don AZ the sun re-
corder l. In working order. Dr. g. y.
Linney, chief u the federal weather
bureau al Santa Fe. will make n tcat
Of all apparatus and name that sta
ton the official - " this section
OF the country. Arrangements will
then be made with al larger papera In
the United States Tor the Albuquerque
weather reports 10 be published each
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

s%lonary society will hold their regular
monthly missionary meeting 1T .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the
home Of Mrs NJ u, schumacher. 2oi
south Edith street. The members are
,elues,su io brlhs men spreial "iter-
.nsa '.I ,nln, Az m.hln'r- gre
u'h'. !" st,'Hu - ,mp"i,.h' ih.t'eiH
WI ~ ul-'usa Mrn W ~ Ions
" lIes'aeut ol we ap'i',
W. Tow Jays a cupl ~ M heusfin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
Reynaud to Be Tried
on Reed Amendment
Charge in u. S. Court

Mat Ntynuul former protector OF
M, SnN Mul saloon ARRESTED t} fnd.
,fHl authorities B short time uru on
BE- thHIrs uf violation 90 NfU ttU'
u~mtndm,ut hN hHfiug two barrels of
naitlod Whskrs shipped tu Aihuuu'f
uur from thiruru will Be- placed 90
uIH in tn. f~s.i,fal court IHtt tHls
afternoon 40 Information was Tiled
uraIu.t nm o., tuIf,d states Distract
ATTORNEY SumWrrs turbhuUI
when .IrIfru,i hrfufr iulfri
states Commissioner Mcdonald u
short umt $500. NUt uluI t'HtNItI fhtt
Dec suffrrH fUum asthma U That Dee
Be- compelled fee duuk Dol pint aud re-
nulf uf NhIsk-t a iIf t,,tIa' of thiH
uIIm,uf u, told Tho authorities That
De- purchased ihr uIuui foI hts ~
o.
Tho barrels contained 900 HHl'
uIuts uui 300 r|uts uf WhiHhvN The
alleged huuf, uuH labeled %iutuNIrHt.
iur Iiuuuf' Hut uu the bottles upurat
ct thp words NOt Tor atl' tu aHilurH
co. solicitors Tho government cuufa.
Gated thr lluur shurtlt after u ur.
rived ut tho rNpress office hove
NcNnuui b. hriur defended hs ties
cock and GurahN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
COMB SAGE TEA N
HAIR TO DARKEN IT
It's Grandmother Recipe to
keep her Locks Dark,
Glossy. Beautiful.

The old-time mixture Of sage Tea
md sulphur for d%arkcninE rray
strcakcd and faded hair II grand.
mothers recipe, and folks are again
using u 10 Keep their hair n good. ev.
en- color, which 10 quite saaslhle. a.
We are hvinE In an age when n youth
tul appearance IN OF great advantage.
Nowadays. though. We don't havo
D Troublesome task OF gathering tho
sage aud the munsY mixing az home.
Al drug stores sell tho ready.to-uso
product, improved by the addition 81
other ingredients called "Wyeth'n Sage
aud sulphur Compound" IN N very
popular because nobody con discover
" has been applied Simplify moist
en- your comb or a soft brush with n
and draw through your hrir. taking
u small strand at a time; hy MORN
ing D. gray hnir disnpurar ~. hut
what delights the ladies with Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur Compound. u that.
besides beautifully dafkening the hair
after "a few applications. u also pro-
duces that oft luatne u appearance
Of Abundance which 10 10 attractive.
This rcadv-to-uHc preparation IN n de-
hghtful toilet requisite for those who
desire "a more youthful appearance "a
rs not Intended for tho cure. miugn-
ton or prevention OF disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

Pay your dues to the "z.bit' club
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Auto springs. all makes. Korber Co
Taxi. Phone iTe. Nicholson Taxi.
Mrs Jessie tleasum left for Santn
Fe 10 do stenographic work during
the session Of the legislature.
Mike lriharne pleaded guilty before
Judge Colin Nrbiett In federal court
this morning 10 "a charEe OF violating
tho Reed amendment. Nv having In
t%oxicaunE liquor shipped into the
state. lie was fined faa
NJ a. Smith 81 Gallup. L. a business
visitor In the city today.
g l. Robinson h. here from Glo-
rlett on business.
g a. Mardon l. here from Santa
70 for a short business visit.
bean W uloodHuod 81 the State
College, N In the city.
u Barter IL here from Hay city.
Mich
Regular meeting OF Temple lodge
No. ., A y a A. A., Thursday eve
ming nt 1889, visiting Mnsuns well
come.
Miss q. brown Of uernainlo, IN In
The city visiting friends.
u u. frankelp Of cabezon. IL here
on business,
Lieut. Robcr, cray Is here from r.ii-
Lac. Tex.
Elias Spear u E%sianoia, IL. In the
city Tor n few days
Hartman wcrtheln ~ Domingo. IL
t%rnnsnctinF business iu Aibuuueruue.
g w. Steam arrived here from SAN
Ga Rosa yesterday
Mrs -. Lyons of wlnslow, h. visiting
friends here.
Eugene Kcmpenich 81 the state
highway department. b. la the city ON
official business.
a. a. whetmorc 81 nelen. ~ here
IN business
Max ~ Montoya arrived here from
san Antonio last night.
John W. Ionuut uf itoyon. u here
'or a Few days
~ j. Thnrp arrived here from Los
Angeles a few days q and has nc
ccpted u position with the Dodge Mo-
tor car agency on their staff Of sales.
men Mr. Thnrp IN from the Path.
finder Motor Car company Of Indian
apoli. ana has many automobile
J. W Kelley Of santa Fe. IL here on
business.
The brotherhood 81 Hallway Car
men 81 America will hold a regular
meeting az Labor Temple. aisth South
Second street, az 2 o'clock tonight All
members are urged 10 attend.
Tn girls basketball team Of Cen
trail school yesterday defeated the
sophomurcs'. team 81 the high school
The score was 10 10 a.
The missionary society Of the Con-
rrcE1tionnl church viii meet Thurs-
day AZ 3 O'Clock with Mrs. snyder.
az South Walter street.
Tho BAPTIST Ladies' Aid ard Mis-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
c. OF c. CLOSES
SUCCESSFUL YEAR.
At ANNUAL MEET
Many Important Projects Have
Been Brought 10 a Successful
Termination and Many Others
Are Well Started.

After tho reading of tho reports Of
tho Necrrtay and the vauous hureaals
Of the Chamber ~ Commerce last
night az the regular annual meeting.
u was agreed tbat the chamber had
passed through IT, most successful
ear
The report u the secretary was
most Interesting from the viewpoint
~ actual accomplishment as u
showed that In the ytnr. twonty-e eight
matters Of major Importance had been
formulated n pui through to com
plptlun. AmnuT these accomplish
mentH. which are absolutely finished,
were such things as the securing %
the appointment Of a country club
leader who has supervised f1f war
gardens aud enrolled fGt boys and
riris lu tho work the organizing -
tho uiu grande drainage association
the financing ~ thc municipal auto
snmp Tor tourists. helped secure M
teen conventions. paid fnT % $50
booklets on Albuquerque. Increased
the appropriation Tor b bureau Of
chnfite - from $4,000 To- $1,000 and
MANY other important matters ON
usctri with real estate civic Improve
menf. publicity ana he1l'h % good
road
Ten large projects are uoV under
way which include surh thlnEs HH the
sudeHNurlnF tn secure the Industrial
sanatnrium Zoe the city pushinr drain
Hrs securing the 'nurtion ~ good
TOAD laws. the construction 20 Rio
Graudc park agriculture improve.
mUut and many other projects Of
equal importance
Tho financial report of the chamber
show dues Tor 1915. t4aG51 ca
peusss fur ists fls,2ti 81 and On in.
come over expenses fot the year Of
fG4ahss
The membership committee report.
- number % members uu huuHr
IGs numnrr o. memberships ON
books $50. number uf memberships
dropped Tor iHtN ~. new member
chips obtained. itteiudiur one year &C.
usNnls Zoe 1915. 90
e. D. Twarund in auditing tho
books said. % found the books ln
excellent condition uuI certify the at.
tnchments are correct o. arrrc with
the socks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
TO HAVE
GREAT CEREMONIES
At MEET TOMORROW
clasS Of Sixty win BE Put Across
the Hot Sands; Celebration WIN
Last An Afternoon and Close
with Ball in Evening.

AZ the ceremonial session Of Ballut
Abynd Temple wh.nh starts tomorrow
noon. n class Of more than SIXTY
novicos. from all parts o. h state,
viii be put Gro he hot sands q
thrinedom. II h expected that fifty
r1vicea viii arrive from Santa 20 on
train No. tomorrow.
The local lodge plans meeting the
train IN automobiles. The visitors
win b. taken q o the temple. where a
running lunch will be- served. The fan
N - novices are taking y Scottish
rite degree this afternoon IN that city.
The lodge work viii last practically
an afternoon. ending with the lnataliu-
ton 81 officers for the coming yccr
DR.. y H narr Will be Installed h.
p~otentate. taking the place 81 r. L.
Williamson. who has had one % the
most surceeafui years m the history
u the local temple. ana who viii 10
presented with a handsome past po-
t~entate's level In appreciation of his
years work.
A. s;ao In the evening. the Hhrin-
ers viii hold q hall at tho temple htil
20 which all shriners and their ladies
arc Invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

Murray. Isaar Bsrth. N. r. Dunlsvy.
F.aance-John y clark, chairman.
W. ID. Murray. J. E HcinburK. Geo.
A. kaaemnn, Nabor Mirabel, Roman
GaiieNos. ,. = Tea. Albert Caiisch. r.
-. Bryant.
Railroads-Frank n Lawrence,
chairman, Nabor MirabeL Ramon
Sanchez, Isaac Harth. N. y. skeen
Private. county and municipal cor-
porations-Homan Oailegoa, chair
man, W. u. Murray. senobio saiakar,
.. a. Mcdonald. Albert Cailsch, q. G.
smith, J. \. Lea.
Educauon-J A. Mcdonald. chair.
man. Geo. a. Kaseman. perfect0 Ea-
unibci. Emiliano Luccro. Fcnoblo saia-
Ear. A. " Lucero. NJ. r. Duniavy, Al
bert cnlisch. a. 6, Mersfeider.
Public inrtitutiona-Ramon SAM
chez. chairman. James A. Hard. a. ".
Tuily. EmiliAno Lucero. A. " iucero,
o. T.. Kerr. n. q. Hryant
Irrigation and water rightH=per-
fecto Esuulhnl. chairman. J. a. Rein
burg. Fmiiiano Lucero. Ramon sam
chez. w. u. Murray. Geo A. Kasc-
man, ~ !. Kerr. j. = Lea. NJ T.
Hunlayy.
Mniua-James A. Baird. chairman.
J. w. Reinhurr. Nahor Mirabei. W. y.
Murray. q. G. Smith. r. a. Bryant.
Public iands-Nabor Mlrabei, chair.
man. James A.. Baird, =. a.. Heinburr
geo. A. kaseman, Henohio salngar.
~ !. Kerr, -. g. smith. a. =. Hkecn,
irunc narth.
Insurance, banks and banking -
W D. Murray. chairman, John y
clark, D. v, tRrinhurr. Ramon San.
chez, !. q Mersfelder. w. T. Kerr, J.
= lea.
Live stock. agriculture and cunsor-
vation=Emllinuo Lucero. chairman.
james A. Baird. Nabor Mirahel Seno-
bio SalaSnr, a. l.. Kerr. Albert Ca
lisch. J. = lea.
Mines and manufacture -
Murray. chairman. .. A. Mcdonald.
Frank = Lawrence. Geo. a. kasemnn,
a. a. bryant. a. y skeen. A. v. Luz
Zero.
Constitutional amendments - T. "
Neinhurr, chairman, Geo. A, kase-
mat scnohio saiazar. Frank a Law
renee. A. v. Lucero. I. G. Mcrsfcider.
n r Duniayy.
Printing. enrolled and enrros-ed
bills. " HeinburE, chairman. Geo.
A.. kasoman. Emiliano Lucsro, n. q.
Bryant I. g. Nersfelder.
Roads and hiFhways-James V.
Tuliy, chairman, Roman Gailegns.
James A. Baird. rorfarto Eaqnlbai.
Ramon Sanchez W D. Murray. 81 y.
skeen. !. e. Mersfelder. ~ T.. Kerr.
Privileges ana elections Senohio
~salaHar chairman. James A. Baird,
Frank = Lawrence. a. e. smith. NJ r.
uunlavy.
UeVislons-geor 4. Kassman. chair.
man. D. o. NeinhurE, D. A. Mcdonald,
o. e Smith. l. e. Mcrnfeidsr.
Executive cummunications-iamea
4. ialrf. chairman. John = CLARK.
Nahor Mirahel Frank n Lawrence.
Isaac narth. A. v Lucero. Albert Ca
llsch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

rs free from self consciousness ON no.
hvfta part George sceped himself
m the dark beauty uf me glfl whom
for months he had watched from uu.
loo hls deep hrimmrd hat tie wac
finding hrr moro charming even thar
no had Imagined
4 must write sIs," Roh,rta present
ly Hriuncd. Finishes OF lightning
played. In hor eyes q have "a moral
hatred OF miHrcpr'Hrntrd facts AND
lust as Mrs Paul discovered that w,
haven't Tin ears, so I've learned that
q certain anomaly I've, come across
is not IA rrah. butt hut"
But "a tentatively from Gcorrt
blmstcd
Miss Thurndfkc was entering tho
living Wom with tardN reluctance
Trust mU 10 be- honest in that Oct
ter impishly ut Miss Thorudyks mp.
preached n d-und Pm glad
uhut have the facts about that orst
while crab o." straifhtcncd OUT"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

iu admit dat there BE- o. praise.
wurtuN indifference, hut tid
si'uth that BE-, ,s'
intent goo rukIuH h,t hiHcults into
thr uNsus Roberta failed 60 atv " n
THufuiNk r GO Frances Sins whu hat
been HtIuiIrr u th' dining ruom s't
yfUt mInufrH before Nuhtrtn. turning
Ifum The stove. noticed Them
Gee, aifiH Roberta HhlmslssslN
uar"i. o. good one uu % handsome
Crouch upstairs Hes hungry and
iutlful MttN, Co apu,Hr' hts royal
appetite. came down 90 swipo our
rhuu
our fuu,rr' yaFu,l, from Miss
Th,rudt BE- You hourht TODAY
rhun % duwnoi uTuu Roberta that
h,f t1uWmut,H had their arms ful
uf packages
Picked 40 o. veal steak Mia
Thurulth, explained 90 10, apsovh-
lrHH Roberta Meeting out uelrhhut
Boo 90, rrpr,fN. We divided the luHf
basket of tomatoes Mrs ulmstoi
ttuk lull
GLORY hr raspci Mar, puyru,
uud Vanished uu the back stairs.
Hum, m,HH' Roberta spoke win
pNuhrinu'e We'll. { laughed nrst
and I'm suusfstuous enough to nav.
known better However If thIH lHWu.
a]HpurHEur strawberry chow beluur'
neither tp us nor 10 me oimft,d's
where tho deuce
Roberta. ,hilI' Always sn gIil,
White haired MIsH Thorndykr spoke
almost sharply Why didn't YOU yN-
uuIu, tho hll uu thr order hviur
uu h.sun tu cook You know re- Ia
lN,rri uIi,r iH 90 rarity We carry
homie out supplies niu" times out Of
f,u.'
on. darn the post murtom' !
rumr in faEurd 10 death 20 p Co. I
see 40 The back door u perfectly good
chow piulur tu o., cooked I'm not
tu hustle ~ Co tho stove ON mo- I'm
60 trst can ln % certified public u,
rouutsut who VIII Urllo' Whats
hiH lnrdHllp want here 300
GDurgt plWaird. Ir. with u HhN
mouse hh, Nuuup wumau was ON en-.
teachers back porch. prriinr into
then uuru dining room windows
This it Mrs luul the new tenant boo
our nrs' floor .r1rtm,nt'
Though plmsted's introduction is
uufHufN and gsueral Roberta fHlt
100 hHI ssff ro~rsriuuHu,sH that ~ CON
ygrrDd h,rsrlf alone She was over.
whtimru with the surety of his neat
words tlsT dinner has boon sidr
tracked when she phunsi htr com
plant the grocer said 20 rrcon do.
hNsrN boz must nave, lpu the thiurH
upstairs by mistake Mrs Paul hun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
BREAKS A COLD IN
JUST FEW HOURS
'Pape's Cold Compound" ends
grippe missry-DOn'S stay
stuffed.upl

You can end grippe and break up
"a severe old either In head. chest
body or limbs, hy taking u dose Of
lapo's COLT Compound" every two
houfh until three doses are taken.
u promptly opens cloggcd-up nos.
trils and air passages In the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run.
ming. relieves sick headache. dullneas.
fcNerishness, sore throat. aneexing.
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up Quit blow
inF md snurling' Ease your throb-
hing hoad-nothinE elt In the world
gives such prompt relief as "pape's
Cold Compound which costs only a
few cents at any drug store. II acts
without assistance. tastes nice. aud
causes no Inconvenience. BE sure you
got the genuine,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
THE EVENING STORY
TIN EARS
tcopyrsht tpis. By w. wern.r,.

Hungry, SOM n Teli him so,
'fab that he isi" flashed back Rob.
etta. Shc Knv an extra stir Of de
nance To the biscuit dough she was
mixing TN positive that on their
way home from school the girls or
defod those provisions sent over.
cook this week. Miss Thorndyko
buys and Frances King sprucca the
house. Heres tour lamb chops. see ?
one apiece. with m extra one for tho
pot and"
"But Miss Turner" Mary Onyrnt.
who Ens mnid IN the Oimsted apart
mtnt nioNe that was occupied bv the
three school teachers, said, whom ~
store phontd this mornin'. misals said
shes be over to-day to pick her own
meat an vegetables. She's not home
W. but I'm dead snrtin you're cook
In her things She always riiH four
chops. Two for m yOung master.
one fer
May" threatened Roborin. a.
she squared her shoulder. 'tho4o
groceries were delivered ct this door
The four chops are half done The
asparagus 10 creamed IN Tho refrlR.
orator are the strawbefries. luiloI and
Hutaf'd for the shofiCnkc. Posses.
sion is ninU points OF the law. aud
this food Ia going 10 consutp.u our
humble chow " IN"
hut ~ Young master sputterod
Mary tie home early today
ans pacing ~ house like n Gagged
non. TN that nsuuus I rould
Crab that hc b." insisted Wohsrfn.
NJ she spread the biscuit dough in tho
pan Hope he's ratenous' when
fni hungry. " chunce IN tht., d
have 10 cook my dinner before I can
eat " Even OF that I have time to
De- ritil o. my n~eiEhhou. don't
duck my head ana pull ms n down
on MY nose utthsr than nod to folks
Nhtn I'm touchinr elbows with them
in my own yestihuie'' Tho color had
mounted 90 Uuherta'a checks Hef
cnrnfloN'r cyts we're he'll darkest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
Ugh! CaIomeI SiCkens; SaIivates!
Please Try Dodson'S Liver Tone
] am sincere! My medicine does not upset liver
and bowels so you lose a days work.

You're bilious! Your liver is slug
rish' You feel law. dizzy and an
knocked u Your head is dutl. your
tongue is coated; breath had; stomach
sour and bowels ,%onstipntcd Hu don't
take Ailiyutinr calomoi Il makes Nuu
sick, You may lose "a days work
talomol rs mercury or quicksilver
which cntlHrH necrosis Of the bones,
tnlomcl crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. breaking IL up That's when
Nou feet that awful uuuHcu ana crump-
ing
n you want TO enjoy tho incest,
Fontlest liVcr M bowel cleansing you
ever experienced lust take u spoonful
Of harmless DodAon's Liver Tone to.
night Your druggist lr dealer sells
sou a bottle Of DodHon'H Liver Tone
Tor a few reuts under my personal
money back guarantee that each
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

spoonful VIII clean your sluggish liver
and that II won't make % sick.
nodson's Liver Tone In real liver
medicine. Nou'il know u neat morn
ing because you viii wake M feeling
fine, your liVor viii be working. your
henducho ana dizziness gone. your
stomach will be sweet aud your how.
els regular, You viii feel like work.
ing. you'll be cheerful. full OF Vigoi
and ambition,
podHon's Liver Tone IL entirely veg
ctable. therefore harmless aud cnn ma
s%aliNutc, Give n 10 our children
Millions OF people are using podson'i
Liver Tone instead Of dangerous cal
omel nov. Your druggist viii tell yor
that tho sale OF culomel ii almoai en-
tircly stopped here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
Socialist Speaker Is
Found Guilty by Jury

ln the federal court late yesterday
afternoon BE- jury returned l verdict
of guilty iu The rItr uf r. o. Ponder
rTfsH OF Roswell member OF TIC Hu.
tIaIlHf executive committee nf Sew
Mexico. charged with altering dIsluNtl
remarks against the government
Judge colin Nphlptt VIII pronounce
f|tut.n,t .uurtiuc fhIs Week Fender
grass was 90 the speakers Tor IN"
socialist party lu this state The de-
iuNll uttrrauprs be- ts charged with
mailing are said I, federal authorities
tu have boon made during two public
ndiI,ssos % lu september lHli and
~, other boo March i9lt n was up
ou Those two counts that he was ,uu.
Nl,iod
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Road Program
To Be Made Tonight

After the meeting Of the county
road program fog this year the com
missiunerH have consented 90 meet
with tho good roads bureau % the
chamber % Commerce aud Eugene
kcmpcnich % the state highway de-
paftmcnt for final c~unsideratlon Of
the question.
Tbs commissioners plan an active
program Tor 1918 and intend TO cen-
ter on a really practicable line % con-
strucuon that will be- ~ great hsue-
a. 70 tho county and will be within
the available finances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
Mr. Irnn.la %.Inarcs.

Mrs Erlinda Juarez died at the
home of her parents. 122f s0uth Ia
reluH road Yesterday morning The
funeral wa heid AZ , O'Clock this
morning from the chapel OF the Trb-
llutt undertaking. establishment. Bur
inl was mad 4 San Joss cemetery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
MortusEy


Thomas PARKS. brother % Mrs I've
Morton 81 this city. died sunday night
IN Arizona. after an attack % spanish
Influenza. Lloyd Hull u Aocofro. who
was with Mr. Parks. died The same
day of the same disease. Mrs Morton
was called to Arizona ana attended
painted ~ her son and Cecil Young.
MI PARKS was "a yoFrN Of age and
lived in Texas. Hnu tAs 20 years 81
q The w. ~. w. thnd charge Of
the funeral service
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CarIo- Ilon,cro.

Tho tody Of Carlos nnmero. Who
died Yesterday - ha apartments on
West iruu venue. viii BE- Hent TO In
i.unus Tor burial BY Pred gruliutt.
who has charge 81 the funeral ar
ruunCmouts.
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Francis ". Parcel.

Francis W. Farrell. aged ~. died
Yesterday a. a locnl hospital The
deceased resided NJ Grand Rapids,
Mich. Fred Crolioit has charge ~
the funeral arrangements which viii
from.