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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-05-14

William Millar, local pastor, the
president and secretary of the con-
ference; Rev. Evan Thomas, Mrs.
nj. H. Buckham, and Levi P. Smith.
The general subject of the conference
will be "Thc Spiritual Glow and Pow
er Essential to a Militant Church"
The program in part follows:
Tuesday Afternoon, May 20
Words of Welcome and Presentation
Of Program,
Rev. William Millar, Essex Junction
Reports of Boards:
Fairbanks Board Education,
Gilbert Z. Woods, st. Johnsbury,
Treasurer
Fairbanks Board of Education,
listers,
Alvin C. Noyes, St. Johnsbury,
Treasurer
Reports of Committees:
Benevolcncc and Missionary Educa-
ton, Harry ID. Howe, Burlington,
Chairman
Inter-Church Federation,
Rev. Fraser Mctzger, Randolph,
| Chairman
Religious Education and the Minis
try,
Rev. F. Wilson Day, Swanton, Chair
man
Evangelism,
Rev. Donald Fraser, Wells River,
Chairman
Civic Justice and Community Service,
George l.. Dunham, Brattleboro,
Chairman
Pastoral Supply,
Rev. Arthur j. Cove!l, Boston, Sec
.'etary
800 Address and Open Parliament.
"The Essence of Christianity"
Rev. Albert Parker Fitch, D. D.
400 Conference Sermon,
Rev. Walter Thorpe, Brandon
4.3O Celebration of the Communion,
Rev. Herbert P. Woodin, ID. D.,
Brattlcboro
Rev. William F. Frazier, Vcrgennes
Evening
| 700 Sunset Meeting on the Church
Lawn
Address: "With the Khaki Men in
France" Rev. ]. Duke King, Rup-
ert
7.45 Memorial for our Ministers
who Have Died during the Year
"Another Year in Vermont Con-
grcgationalism,"
John w. Comstock, Chelsea
Address: "The Church and the
New Era,"
Rev. Albert Parker Fitch, ID. d.
Wednesday Morning
9.C0 Reports:
The Treasurer,
Hon. Frederick w, Baldwin, Barto..
Ways and Means Committee,
Justin II. Hoadlcy, Chairman, Rut-
land
Board of Directors,
Rev. Chaunccy G. Adams, Chair
man, Burlington
Nominating Committee,
Arthur f. Stone, Chairman, st.
Joknsbury
Election of Secretary
1000 Annual Meeting of the Yer
mont Domestic Missionary Society
President Nathan G, Williams, Bel
lows Falls, in the chair
Reports:
The Treasurer,
John T. RitcEic, st. Johnsbury
The Board of Directors,
Secretary Charles H. Merrill, D. d.
Election of Officers and Other Bus
mess
Addresses:
"Purposcs, Plans, Prospects,
Rev. Mabel T. Winch, East Arlington
Rev. Leland G. Chase, East Braintrce
and West BrookficlG
Rev. Charles O. Gill, Hartland
Rev. Walter G.. Carroll, East Charles
Rev. William J. Mcneil, West New
bury
Address: "Ncw Occasions Teach
New Duties"
Associate Secretary Charles c.
Merrill
Afternoon
200 Report on congregational
Ministerial Standing and action
thereon"
Report on Pilgrim Memorial Fund,
Frank H. Brooks, st. Johnsbury,
Chairman State Commission
800 Address: Safeguarding the
Sailor" |,
Rev. Merritt A. Fauen, Secretary,
Boston Seaman's Friend Society
$40 Round Table on Two of the
Years Events:
Tho Evar,, M o,nbcr D,.;,o ,
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P. GuStaVuS Rodgers

The colored evangelist
and lecturer, will give a
stirring description OF
the
WRATH OF GOD
BIG GOSPEL TENT,
Sherman Ave. and
Irving ST.,
Sunday Night,
August ~, BPM
Monday Night Subject
"The Signs of the Times"
(Pictures)-
Heaven"
what's It For?
Who Was Melchisedec?'
Thursday
"Why Join church,"
Friday
Worship of the Sun"
IN the Bible.
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CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
1 81 wzsHSiNseToS ii Aiss s"1l'1'
First Church
Columbia Road and Euclid st.
Second Church
NE. Masonic Temple. 9Th and Sta Nh.
Third Church
Masonic Temple. 18th St. and N. 7. Ave. NV.
Fourth Church
The Arcade. 14th and PARK Road.
SUBJECT.
= "Sou1"
SERVICES:
Sunday. II AM. and Pm.
The Second and Fourth churches will hold
NO Sunday evening services during July and
August.
SUNDAY sCHooL-11 AN.
O'CLOCK.
READING ROOMS:
COLORADO BLDG. 1lth and G sts-
asSrs: Herr 10 .,@ tS . <wed.. 10 to g. and sun.
1sos ADAMS MILL ROAD NV
days and holidayD.
14s EAST CAPITOL sTREET- -
,Haon!s. = to tsxcspt Sundays and ho,'
THE ARCADE. 1lth and Park read
- S(Sscend Floor)-
70 to $50 week days; also z to p.m.,
except Wednesdays.
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prominent position which japan has
taken. until she has assumed place
with the great hve in making peace.
The influence of the Christians in
Japan will remove the problems pre-
sented by Korea. where Christianity
has made such wonderful advance
ment. and China. The three repre-
sentatives of China at the peace con-
ference were all former students OF
the Christian mission schools OF
China. It Is in a realisation by the
membership Of the churches Of Jesus
that the responsibility rests upon
them by sacrificial service to win the
nations Of the world for Christ dur
ing the next five years that the hope
of the worlds peace rests. Let as. as
Christian. see to 1t that we shall
give as freely Of men and money dur
ing the coming i've years in the ef-
forts to win the peace as we did in
the last five years in the struggle to
W in the war.
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CAMP MEETING NEARs CLOSE.

The Free Methodist camp meeting.
which is being held in Singer Grove.
on Bladensburg road opposite Mount
Olivet cemetery. has attracted many
persons, and it is reported that there
have been number Of conversions
The camp will close tomorrow evening
Rev. L. H. Houston of San Fran
cisco. Cal. will be the principal speak
or tomorrow. Others who will speak
at the services, which will be con-
tinuoas from 9 o'clock in the morn
ing, will be Rev. H. q. Albaugh and
Edward M. Sandys Of New York.
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Calvary NJ. E. Church
Columbia road between 18th and 18th SITS. NV
Rev. James Shera Mont
pomery, D. D., Pastor

9:a0 a.m-Sunday school.
s'.f Lesson s%1i'c ,opie: 'casisrIaS Ant iMiss1oss."
Or. A. Wilgus. teacher.
REV. ]. ARTHUR EDWARDS. p. D:
Dr. Edwards substituted for DR.. Mont
gomefy last August, and those who
had the pleasure Of hearing him then
win be delighted with the opportunity
Of hearing him again.
No Evening Service.
Doors open at 1880. AL seats free.
All cordially invited.
Evening star., 1919-08-16
METHODIST EPISCOPAL twhite,

Trinity Methodist Episcopal,
Penna. ave. and Fifth st. s.e.
1i:SS IN. and 7:$o p.m.-preachins by the
Rev Page Milburn.
Everybody welcome to every service.
North Capitol North Capitol and X ''''
THE HoMEL1RE cauRcH;"
Rex sAMTEt ROSE n Ps'ss: e:s.
11:0o-sermon by Rev. J. L. Garland.
Rev. Garland has just returned from over
s:oo-sermon by Rev J. L. Garland.
Camp Meeting,
/ Free Methodist Church,
Closes Aug. ~.
ALL-DAY SERVICES SUNDAY.
oGrounds-Bladensburg Pike-opposite Mt.
Oliyet cemetery. Near 18th and SITS. ne.
Union Methodist
REV. william Jos JOSEPH ri iSf: MEERs. Ks; Pastor.
11;oo ''m-h0rs!ns s!is r'%!Mp ry%Srship with sermon
Compass and Chart"
THIRD IN SERIES on
The Voyage Of Life"
COOL ROOM. HEARTY WELCOME.
Refreshments.
Waugh W. E. ,ss sss4sszs1! asR Z sTH'nr'
e..S Rev. HoWARD F; DOWNS. Pastor:
sRsn ssssS ose.Pis;c 81 fi.ss'
,.oa Mr.: W: So e. Atherhslt yin sing; .,r
biERs Have TAUGHT Us" Service
8 2 WEE &ET1esE sHe. AWAITS YOU.
METHODIST Er1soorAL tco,or.a,.
Central NJ. E.. ct, \ s.; 14R BET; BET. n { 4SO =
es es.!ss .na si:s; SSssk rs.tsl sn
Lane Chapel c. NJ. E. SNUKSa. s.ss : es..:
II a.m.-sub1ect. 'The victors Crown"
spmL1 spm.0.itinS ...,an minister and congregation
SCHOOL PICNIC AT LINCOLN. MD. Leave
White House Station 10:55 am, and $50.
childtsn free. Adults. IS eents.
Campbell A. NJ. E. Nichols ava a.
Rev. GEO. n. WEST, 3. D., Pastor.
II :oo a;m.-sermon,. Chaplain r. A. Green.
s:30-Special service and presentation Of
pit Rd S club. Soe AaSres. add ssnn6 d. q Pq5.
Israel c. NJ. E. s.s n 5. s'S sSs sM
1850 a.p;mpr.ysr a;,lsy meeting led BY Bro.
sermons; subject, .sTHn NAN WHO
spm.-"CREATION.'
The Greatest Moving Picture Drama in the :
EACH SUNDAY NICE NiGar TO SEPT. =
Program:
Part s"a4Eis; aERon = NOAH TO SAUL"
-. .--. FROM S4v1D TO CHRIST"
:HoW 5Esus LIVED AND DIED"
FROM PENTEcosr TO PARADISE"
Sen; SEN "; W;P;;nHAALILL, =; HALL Conductor.
Admiration Free. Silver Of1ering.
FOR ALL PEOPLE.
Turner Memorial A. NJ. e.
Da:ssrand.S 11 school, % $50 am. r. pss.eSiS: ws8is
League. $3.50 pew rally, AuE: 24-e:IS pm. !:
Miles Memorial G. NJ. E. Church
''' h:, ss 'sfntts sT2kD '1s Ii saEh6ise Il 5Ts ~"
$3.50 a.m.-Sunday school
11;0o s.m.-Sermon BY Rev. G. q. Tobias,
$50 pm:Svisit Peoples Co consr.ssticnai q Il; al
S:V pm.-The pastors subject, Love That
Will Not Let Ne Co..
ALL ARE WELCOME.
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
North Carolina Ave. n =, .: . AVE.
REV. J. FRANKLIN BRYAN. Psstor.
II am. and p.m.-SERMoNH by the
PASTOR.
Rhode Island Ave. s:I: =; !: q; Z { T. e 3.
7. aafo N
~ a.m.: p.m.. 1-hour service.
To,,orScc Ct s1st ct. bet. N and n nv.
&OAASA SSS W. G. q. Brown. pastor.-SS..
o:zn. .erlnon.: II an: and 8 pm.
REFORMED,
liz - Dr.. James D. Buhrer pastor.
Divine services, II am.
Sunday school. 9:46 an.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
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brated by the Baptists. The Method
lists have just completed a cente-
nary celebration that has opened the
ewes Of men in all the various Chris
fian churches to the progress and
need of the hour.
The war has opened doors that have
been closed Men have been brought
face to face with the need OF a world
4eligfon that would unite all men In
a common faith, The religion of Je-
sus is the only one that can meet the
demands of humanity. The only hope
for permanent peace Is the gospel OF
Jesus Christ. The league OF nations
cannot stop war, although 1t can go
far toward II, but the gospel Of Gods
acceptance of the Master revelation
Of the Fatherhood Of God, seeking to
save the world. The deepest cry OF
the soul Is to know God Christian
fty is the only faith that glories in
the TACT that in the three fundament-
ais of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oblfga-
ton and fellowship-it brings man
into divine fellowship.
There is no such privilege open to
pen in the other great ethnic faiths.
"Confucianism knows only an inper-
sonal heaven and can offer the soul
no hope for fellowship with even the
highest finite spirits; Buddhism bids
the soul seek a. fits highest good abb
solute indifference in a Nirvana freed
from experiences; Hinduism has no
holy personalities and Its goal rs the
loss. of ones own personality in the
indefinite Brahma: Mohammedanism
offers not even communion with the
prophet. who is himself far down be-
low the highest heaven of Ailah's
presence.
Christianity is the religion through
which democracy has been introduced d
into the world. It is about fifty years
since an American admiral knocked
at the portals of Japan one Sunday
mopning with an open Bible upon the
Stars and Stripes. The result OF the
dfty years progress II seen 1p the
Evening star., 1919-08-16

Church Of the Naxarene
eth and 2. Cap. sts. Laneols Park can.
sunday school, 10; pfsacAine, II. b Niss
y Jennie HiSney; regular service at S:lB.
Prayer meeting. TAass.. 5slA An vslcsas.
Evening star., 1919-08-16

MEETING SUNDAY EVENING AT 8
o'clock in Society Hall. 500 st. NV.
REV. @. LYAL ARTHAN,
Noted platform test medium, win demon
strate l6e beyond the grave. Give spirit
hesseoo4 Doors open At 7:o0, Hear him.
Yea viU Haks ~ mistake.
Evening star., 1919-08-16

THE NATIONAL METHODIST CHURCH"
Metropolitan Mem. NJ. e.
John Marshan Place and st. NV.
Harry Dawson Mitchell. D. D., Minister.
II am. and Pm, preaching BY
REV. O. @. RARICK, D. D.,
Of Portland, Ore.
8:45 a.m.-Bible school and Bible class.
500 b.m.-Open church and reception,
7:46 p.m.-Epworth League service for 20
minutes. Promptly at Pm.
etranEers Welcome. Near all downtown hotel..
McKendree MASS. AVE. NV; 's.u
oHAs. A. sHRivH. Pastse.
Sunday Services:
$3.50 a.m.-Sunday school session. Df. JoAn
81. Wesler, supt. Glasses for AL
Hoo a.m.-Pnblc worship. Preaching by
Lieit. VIM. A. Wright,
Chaplain Walter Reed
Military Hospital.
SEQ p.m.-Young peoples .oet Acquainted
meeting"-soidiers. sailors and stran'
gers cordially invited.
100 b.m.-Epworth League.
o'ciock--Preeching hy-
PAGE Mckay ETCHIgoN,
Religious work director, 7. n. q. a.
lyERYBoDY WELCOME ALL TEE TOA
Evening star., 1919-08-16
SPIR1TUALIsTS.

Wednesday and Friday evenings At O'Clock,
II 4th st. Sc. Everybody gets q reading.
phnne Iinc 20lo
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FOUNDRY CHURCH

SIXTEENTH ST. NEAR p NV.
Rev Herbert F. Randolph, D. D., Minister.
SEATS FREE. OPEN ALL SUMMER.
Services in charge Of Rev. ". O. Norman,
recently Y. NJ. G. A. Secretary with the
A. E. F.
l1:00 a.m.-"THAT NAY KNOW HIM"
500 p.m.-'AN ANTHEM IN HE'LL
$50 a.m.-Graded Sunday school. Glasses
for all ages.
Thursday, 8 p.m.---Midweek service OF
prayer conducted BY Mr.. Moofman, who will
s. at Foundry Church until September Z.
inclusive.
YoU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ALL
THE SERVICES or THIS CHURCH.
Evening star., 1919-08-16
EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MT. PLEASANT
18TH ST. NV. NEAR LAMONT.
JOHN &c. GOPENHAvER. Minister.
9:3O am.-Sunday school and Bible classes.
Ladies' Bible class-Rev. II. NJ.
Reed, teacher.
Mems Bible class-Dr. Paul
Kaufman, speaker.
II 90 a.m.-Sermon by the minister.
500 p.m.--Sermon by the minister.
ALL WELCOME. SEATS FREE.
,M,x,:1 10th AND STREETS s.w.
ASAdI*111 Rev L. B. BOBBITT. Pastor.
$50 a.m... 8. 8. :; II am. and pm. resu-
lar worship. the pastor preaching.
N. b; % Church EPWORTH Cor; ~ 7ts b Z Z A
REV. JOHN PAUL TYLER, Resident Pastor.
Rev. DIR. J. T. MEYERS, Missionary Pastor
to Japan.
Every member, as well as friends ana the
public, are urged to be present Sunday. Au-
gust I7th, at SUNDAY SCHOOL. $3.50 Am.
and then at II O'CLOCK. when the MIS-,
SIONARY PASTOR, sent direct from and
supported by Epworth s. 8. and CHURCH:
will be present and preach. DR.. Meyers will
also give q FAREWELL TALK AT Pm.
leaving Sunday night for Baltimore. themes
to Seattle, Wash, from which point he will
sail with Mrs. Meyers for Japan. Hear him
Sunday.
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Lincoln Road Cor: 3. 3 l., !; Az; = :. Lincoln c
Rev. g. G. MCLEAN, D. D., ,ePastor.
$50 a.m.--Sunday school.-
NJ. r. Speefman, supt.
: Hoo a.m.-Rev. o. ]. Randall.
500 .. p.m.--Mr. Chas. F. LAnger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
Men Are Given
Sentences to Jail
on Vagrancy Charges

Three nor appeared before Judge
Mcclellan this morning IN police
court on n charge OF thsrancy. Harry
Archer. who claims that he u a linn
her jack and halls from Oklahoma
ana Iowa. was invited by Judge Nc
Ciellan 10 stay IN Albuquerque for
ten days AZ the clty'H expense. When
AR. Archer stated that he was an
expert wood cutter Judge Mcclellan
seemed curious about just how much
lumber n being al IN Oklahoma aud
Iowa. But Harry was rlght there with
an explanation. He said that HIS
wood-cuttlnK days were 81 Louisiana.
Ocorut NCChcsney wfo wOre a
huge sweater and was quite calm in
police court, nlno viii stay In Jal ten
days. aud al odd times hammer naiis
out o. boards down at the city water
plant. Mr.. Mechrsney arrived yester-
day. He said he came In "A motor car
with "a friend but couldn't rcmem-
Der the friends name.
Bnl Bnlnsky, a Pole. admitted that
Ne had hcen Ia these United states
TOR some time and had bothered
to lake any steps 20 become "A citizen
Us he IL not employed. Judge feared
that Biiinsky might he a vugrartsky
80 sent him 10 the county hilsky foi
thirty dnyHky.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

Nlss Ealth Moose and Masa Grace
Jackson viii represent The high
school AZ the tate ofatoricQl aud
d~ccInmalofY contest 70 he held here
during thc educational convention.
As a result or the preliminary con-
tests held in the High erheol audi
tofium last night these girls were
Mis- Mcose's grafton wes The
Tragedy OF a Nation" Narearet
yesterday won second place with an
GRAFTON On IAN Ideal Amcsicnn
other young orators were Woodford
HELM on "A Present nay Problem.
1oacph Whitcheusr on what Inc War
Has lone for the YounGer and
Margnret Gusdosf on "Tnc World
Grace Jackson won the dceIama-
tory contest by reading Within the
Law" Ruth Brown got second o
ors with The iAttie Rebel. othcf
cnntentanfa wcre Louis Dozier, who
gave ''siss Perkins TobogsAn Slide
Vera Herby. with "Pcnrcd and Mrs.
Schofleld'a Conscience" MArgartt
/ Blank. win IAN Imperial secret and
G~enevievo creswick with The Voice
Vocal INK Instrumental solos were
rendered BY Betty Morrlsaette and
David Marcus. Many parents and
friends Of The co%nteathnts were pres
I emit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
HOOVER MOTOR co.
HAS NEW JORDAN

just ahtnd q he London motof
show and a step In advance Of TIE
Grand psiais display ~ Paris. Jordan
announces his new model, the Sil-
American Acc o. nght cars. n Is a
comnhnion for those custom style
leaders which have made permanen,
the Jordan good name. The essential
characteristic Of the new car Ia suS-
quality ans balance which IS
evidenced By the care with which
every detail IL executed ana Is In
keeping with the Jordan standard.
The Silhouette Five Il designed 10
meet me demand for a ] grads.
perfectly balanced car, light N
weight. rarc IN BEAUTY. comfortable.
economical, ana striking In perfor-
ancc
The Hoover Motor co. are dlstrib-
utdrs Tor This car for Sew Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
NEW MEXICO TOWNS
OUT Of COAL AND
APPEAL T%OGOVERAOR
Larrazolo Predicts In
crease ia Production
Next Week

SANTA FEE. n. ~. Nov, 1b.-Thc
clff Of Tcxlco. In the extreme eastern
p4tI Of the state. has telcNraphed m
appeal Tor con to Governor I~ArtH1oIo.
Adtising that 500 families are now
without coeh Governor i~arraaolo has
rafker al Amarillo and superlutcnd-
eni Evans "a Chsvis. Of the santa Re
lfuca. asking that coal be sent imre-
dtffely 80 relieve the shortage. Roy
again reporin u h nearly out Of coal.
a slight falling on in production in
the Gallup coal field e shown In to-
days reports to Gov. l~arrazolo. Dis
cussinQ the situation al noon. Gov.
I~nffnEoio declared that inside % a
week thu production Of hat field viii
lie quite satisfactory. Thc PIN
which viii bring about this great inn
IreVcment IN conditions was not dis
There has been no reports today OF
Yesterday from the colfax county
znines. The governor says that IN
absence Of reports ne feels warranted
in believing that conditions once more
are close to normal
FIRST hand reports from local coal
Nor who have hern IN the Gallup coal
the effect that The situation has
changed very little from day 20 day
The production from an minee nov
operating rcmalns about the oame n
H. haa bfan for several days. There
very slight increase, however. dne
20 the return 81 n few more mon "a
work. Most Of the men now worginr
are either Americans or Mcxicanr, fhe
siava. Who are In the majority have
mol resumed work.
No EFFORT, 80 far a. known. has beer
made to import wprkmcn into am
~ The fields and no such move h oon-
tom plated at present A a. pointed
out however. that should the mlners
continue to refuse 10 work, ~ ths
mInes resume operations a Will be
~neceegary 10 recruit new workmen. In
even u IL the Rcncral bcliaf eviction
notices will be served on sfflkcrJ nov
Occupying company houses, as there
h said To be a shortage Of houses for
wufkmen in most fields.
AL production Of the mines IA he
none IL being billed for commercial
ntt. II Is said there Il almost q
shortage OF coa for railroad use IN
the Gallup district al present, the out
put row being sufficient 10 supply tht
demand Tor the heavy traffic which y
NOW motinE IN both directions. Al
the town OF 0rante. n. NJ. whcrs
nearly all trains coal. there II said 10
be no surplus and stopS ave already
been taken ~ The railroad to insure
a supply al this point. Although the
slack coal Is not desirable coal foi
engine consumption, much Of II Ia
being used IN an effort 70 consefve ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. Nov. i5.-Frenh iiq-
uidation, which found support poor,
developed today in the cor market.
Breaks In foreign exchange with
sterling at "A new low record had a
decided bearlsh influence. n 10 too
did larger receipts. Besides II was
expected that Monday arrivals would
be liberal.
Toward the last weekend adjust
ment Of trades stcadicd the market
somewhat. The close. however, was
weak IL TO "a cents net lower, with
December t1.27A to Si.27A and May
81 23N to SLEW.
In the later dealings provisions dis
played but little power 10 rally.
Virtual no business at all In pork
was done.
Close:
Corn-Iicc.. st.s7%; Jan, si.2s;
May, si.23A.
Onts-nec., INC: May. 7iNc.
Pork-Jan., S33.75: MAY, $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS IL
DIR MARaARET CAKTw RIGHT
Practice Limited 20 Diseases Of Women and
Childrcn.
Offcs. Grant Bldg PhNne e22.
Residence. iiiT East Central. Phone S7i.
THE MuRPHEY sAHAToRIuM.
For the treatment % Tuberculosis Alhu
querque. New Mexico City office! Wright
Curio BLDG. opposite possibilities. OtuCc
hoars. 10 60 ~ = M. ? 10 4 .. m.
pr. W. T. Murphey and Or. Carl Milky.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
VALLEY APPLES BETTER
THAN HOOD RIVER KIND

Those Albuqucrqucans who Invest
ed Ia tho famous oregon apple or
chards some years X could have
done Just a. well had they kept their
inVcstments'at home according 10 The
letter received from W. a. Hahn. for
merly OF this city n now Of Los An
Feies. byhO. n. Clark. owner OF the
Virginia orchard six miles south OF
town.
Send me another box % apples. "
writes AIR. Hahn. they aIe superior
4 any in the Hood River valley and
to anything from Santa Fe.-
Several years ago feb,00o was SUI
scribed here TO the oregon apple or
chArds. and q is the contention Of
Mr. clark that just as fine apples can
be raised right here. His product II
a large anu beautiful red variety.
with an Incompatible favor.
much as possible the other and better
rfndpa for this nuruoaf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
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Livestock
DENVER. Colo. Mug. fS.-Cattle-
Receipts. s.se0. market Htetdy. Becf
steers, 1890 q 1880. COWS and hcifcfs.
t7.bOU 300. Htockcrs and feesicrA
Hogs-Rocespta. fio; market
steady. Top sales largely Mt sif.3o.
Nhocp-IRecctpta. ft.Geo; market
steady. Lambs. tf3.7b a. 1850; ewes.
se.yS91.7s: feeder lambs, sis.So9
fa.fb.
KANSAS CITY. Mo Nov. 1k.-Hogs
-itccclptr, 1000. market steady to
weak. Hulk. 3iS.6O W14.ss; heavies,
$500 q 1850; mediums, fiAtom
|it4b. light lights. f1a.7b Mif25;
packing eovs. si2.7S9iA00. pigs.
3i2.Bo4 400.
Cattle Rccripta i.tso; market for
the week: beef steers mostly 25 10
30 cents higher; huilu. nne and
she-stock steady: veal calves, 20 rents
TO TOO higher; feeders steady 10 "a
cents higher; stocker stun steady.
sheep-Rccelpts, 500. market FOR
the week; killers 2h. cents higher;
feeders IS cents lower; breeders
steady. 80