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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
Two Prominent
Farmers At st.
Thomas To Quit

St. Thomas, N. D., March IT,
Bills are out announcing farm sales
at the George H. Hartje and Stanley
Ganssle farms in this vicinity, the
Hartie sale to take ID aga sai adnes-
day, March II, and the EssS4.e sale
to take place on Fridayi .& i 10.
Mr.. Hartje has fat J. in the
neighborhood northweS town for
many years and by q application
has stmade his stake. Mr.. Ganssle
was in the banking bus.es here un-
til a few years ago when he decided
to 80 INTO farm which he owned and
putx % practice some of the agri-
culEa imethods that he had long been
prE9 Sg to the farmers. He took
on{ lie worst rundown farms in
thfk and built it up to high
std ertility, making good mon
eyS meantime. He was one of
th& . raise potatoes on q large
sc - mis- locality, and in more
til istance reaped small for
t4. his "spuds."
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
M'Ville To Have
Water and Sewers

Neville, N. d., March 17.-At a
recent meeting of the village board,
plans and specifications for a sewer
and water system were adopted and
placed on file. Both systems cover
practically the entire village: The
outlet Of the sewer will be in a conlee
near town. The elevated tank system
will be used in the water supply plant.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
THE WORLD HAS Il BIRTHDAY

The Devils Lake Daily is one year old today and
we feel thatSt Is pretty healthy Today it
stands out the leading of Lake Region
greatest and geliable service world
erising stands the head The nes-
circulation IN Ramsey any news
paper barring And prove this as
stand ready and willing open u our books
70 any IS business is
other paper publ
paper sfor neficAnsn and III 0nposed fo
exists state, and aQree
with our your
ntroling it and we will do oi,r rart
the neWspap9r plbished III Nastern
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
(By The Associated Press,

st'-FtN0y me ASSOClat6Q EreSS.y
Paris, March Conditions in
Germany already chaotic, have
usen growing worse ir the last
twenty-four hours, it was indicat-,
ed by3a dispatch reaching the city
I last night. While little doubt that
the reactionary movement, head
+ ed BY DR.. Wolfgang Kapp, will
be a fraisco, the general strike
weapon which the Ebert regime
has been obliged to use against
it, is causing the country great
confusion, \.
Partisan elements have seized the
opportunity to stirsup as much trou-
BILE as possible and the trouble in Ger
many is attributed to their activities
There is no thought that the Ebert
governments proved Of existed temper.
ament, and is negotiated at least with
the conservative, who have been care
full not to identify themselves with DR.
Kapp. A combination of forces make.
for restoration Of order as rapidly as
possible brought about, but how fal
police parties are masters of the situs
tion is the point. The next few day.
will determine whether it is possible
to stem the tide of discomfort in Ger
many. &, - ~,
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17

"a I - Il u =
den, probably more than one hum
dred killed in Berlin suberbs and
the killing Of from half a dozen
to score of persons In others of
the tWerty-four or more German
centers where clashes were report
ed.
Expressions Of confidence in a
speedy restoration of the Ebert
government to complete control
were made from headquarters of
that government in Stuttgart.
Minister Of Defense, Noske, is
quoted as declaring he expected
with the aid of troops to secure
return Of moral conditions in six
or eight days.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
tson Moose ~s<
= Elect Officials

s.Williston, N. D., March 17.-At re
gt,lar meeting of the Loyal Order of
Moose held here on Thursday the an
nual election of officers was held. The
officers elected were Ernest A. Fran
els, director; Milliam Roche. vice dii-
rector; Gus Carlson. prelate; S. M,
Hyde, treasurer, and NJ. Bartholomew
trustee. .rr sJQ
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
FARGO EL,xs TO VISIT

Fargo, N. D, arch 17.-Delegations
from Fargo lodge of Elks will attend
an athletic program of Devils Lake
lodge neAt Friday evening, and the an
nual home coming celebration of
Grand Forks lodge Saturday evening,
IL was announced today. The trip to
Grand Forks will be made in a special
car leaving the Great Northern pas
sengel dcnct at 9 o'clock ;,-,--.... satur-
day e>s.l,,:l.. i, v;as sa,d
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
(By The Associated Press j

49, Noy TIE ASSoclaCeu freSSD
Washington, March l7.-El'hoto-
graphers were permitted TO take their
first picture Of President Wilson to-
day, since his return from his west
ern trip last September. The presf-
dent was photographed as he l-ft the
White House or his fifth automobile
ride since he went 70 bed in October.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
Booze Smuggler Is
Nabbed At Hansboro

Hansboro, N, D., March 17.-C. "A.
Weeden, our local custom officer, nab
bed booze smuggler here just as
ne was about to depart in a hired rig
for Elsberry
The stranger had come in from
Cartwright with a heavy suitcase and
was Immediately suspected. The
booze was seized and the smupgler
let out on bond. He Immediately LEFT
the city.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
. Alliance With Russia

London, March 17.-Indapendert,
Socialists ard communists in Germany
have commenced an agitation in ia
vor of the Soviet republic and an al
lance with Soviet Russia, according
to Berlin dispatch to the Exchange
telegraph company, :.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
CONDITIONS IN GERMANY ARE
STEADILY GROWING WORSE

Conditions Already Chaotic,
Are Becoming Worse In
Last Twenty-Four Hours
Partisan Elements Have Seiz
ed the Opportunity To Stir
Up AS Much Trouble as Pos
sible Trouble Attributed To
Their Activities.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
Adopt Child s

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bouray, Of
Webster, have legally adopted the lit-s
tie girl, Alvina Sylvania who was
left ir the Colonial hotel about two
weeks ago. T|
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
Reports Kayp Resigned, !

Paris, March IA dispatch from
Berlin timed ir that city at 1O:3O o..
clock this morning carries the report
that Chancellor Kapp has resigned his
1.ost. ..-- ~'r.-a--. .s
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1920-03-17
FIRST PHOTO
TAKEN Of PRES. !.
i -. l.
WILSON TODAY

Photographers Were Allowed
Mo Take a Photo Of Presid-
ent Wilson Today When He
Left The White House For
His Fifth Automobile Ride
Since His Illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-18

father. Mr.. Randolph Davis. at sLor-
ton, va. , "a
Mrs. J. J. Sullivan Of Casanova. va,
was the week end guest of'Mrs.' E. G.
Edwards
Mr.. Willard Parker has returned to
his home in Richmond after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Richardson.
Miss Amelia Genzberger' and Miss
Hannah .Genzberger are spending the
summer at Raccoon Ford, Va. II $:
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis De Vaughan en-
tertained> Monday evening to cele-
brate the seventh birthday. anniver-
sary of their daughter, Margaret De
Vaughan. The guests were Misses
Mildred Roxby. Gladys Doughty, Re
gina Green. Carol Green, Helen Tats-
paugh. Mary Tatspaugh. Ethel Da-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-18

Wis and Elizabeth and Charlotte Jones.
Mrs. Richard Milos and Miss Miles
of Harrisburg, Pa. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Varney.
Mrs. Alvin Pennypacker and son AL
win are spending a month at Round
Hill, Va.
Miss Winnie Farrell is the guest OF
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Armour Of
Washington were the week end
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Travers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-18
that bell means

Ethel-1m afraid that bell means
another caller.
Fred (imploringly) You know
there is such a thing as your not
being at home.
Ethel (suggestively) - Yes. and
there is such thing as my being
engaged.-Tit-Bits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-18

She cannot soon forget either
the gift or the giver
The reason is easily seen,
since the heaviest load of all
her household duties has been
lifted from the shoulders by the
Electric Sweeper-Vac with it's
m 0 :. driven .(not muscle
driven brush.
Whether it is rug. mattress.
upholstery or drapery cleaning,
electricity does it for her.
With the Electric Sveeper-Vae
she does rot have to do part of
her cleaning by hand and part
by electricity.
EIcctri city does it all for her,
producing powerful suction and
proper speeded brush action.
Two machines in One-sold at
the price of one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-18
The Best Gift ofAH
Longest to be Remembered l. the
Sweeper Vac
With MoSor.n Rrr.h
With Motor-Driven Brush

Yes, the two accepted types
of vacuum cleaners now on the
market are fully embodied in
the Electric Sweeper-Vac, and
it costs no more than some of
the one type kind.
Either type in the Electric
Sweeper-Vac is at instant COM
mand by one turn Of That
Lever.
Turn That Lever to the left
and you have the type that
cleans by suction alone.
Turn That Lever to the right
and you have the com bination
type that cleans by the same
powerful suction, plus motor
driven brush.
Light weight. easy operation,
freedom from adjustment, rea-
sonable price and many other
useful features. make the Elec.
trio Sweeper.Vac the cleaner
for you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
.eovEnvonx ~SnocIAMArIoS
TO THE WOMEN.

Last week war officially proclaimed
"Amcrican Legion Week" by Cover
nor ~iarraEoio. with the particular OBJ
1ect OF cnlisfing n wives. daughters,
sisters and mothers OF ex-seryice men
IN the American Legion. Although
4he week including MAY 18th Gnd I'D
"a particularly designated as Anlert-
can Legion week. the privilege OF
membership IL atm open. The sons
and Daughters Of ~ American Rev
ciution. the q. A, RS, and the Daugif.
ters OF the c~onfedcrAcy. ala are sur-
rounded with the dignity OF hhiiowed
memory, but they lack the polrnancy
OK fceIlhF. the kttn pfide. W. an feel
IN the heroes OF 1ur nwn war. In our
oUn time Let rs feel. We mothers.
wives. daughters and sisters % the
youthful veterans Of the World war.
the rare privilege We have OF eniistlng
as pioneers Ia their organization. and
FAR from holding back. be eager to
step forward with them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
First Mcnhodl.t Eplsconal

The First Methodist Episcopal
corucr Lead avenue and South Third
street. charles Oscar ErCkmuu. pas
tor. Miss Edith Gnrhy, ~dcnconesa.
sunday school a;i5 a. m. u. 4.
porterficld. superintendent.
Public worship li % o.. m. and 3
D. m. Morning theme. Tho Highway
% iinlincss. The Struggle Obtain "
Evening subject The Must In Every
Mans Life" Special music az both
Ralph smith.
A. 8 o. 30. % Twilight Luncheon
FOR Epwnrth League attendants ana
at o. m. the League devotional
meeting. Milo tlnthicum, leader.
a welcome ~ any or all ~ these
services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
CcntrnI McthodI.l CAnrch.

A. J.. Bowman, pastor; Miss Annie
Price. pastors ASSISTANT.
s;fb a. m. sunday school. }. D.
Major. superintendent.
Divine worship. II a. m. n s
y. m. The pastor will preach.
Junior league, 3 p m.
intermediate league, ESQ D. m.
Senior leaguc. z p. m.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday we
ming 4.
choir rehearsal Thursday evening.
7.ib.
Special music FOR an services.
\ welcome FOR all.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
MANDELL-ABBOTr

MIR. aud Mrs Mike Mandell. Of aiS
NOrth Twelfth street. tho
marriage of their daughter. Gladys. 90
a. =. Abbott OF san franciaco. which
COL place ia hat cuts al the ST. Fran
els hotel az 9 o'clock Saturday even
INK, May %. The bride Wus attended
By Mrs. G, kiaiah OF Albuquerque
Mrs. Abbott enjoys "a popularity ln
Albuquerque d few young women
can boast, n her friends are anon
young and old. a personality OF such
ncninliiy and sincerity cannot fail TO
attract a hast Of fricnds. and these
characteristics were her native en-
dowmchts. She entered war work at
Tort Bayafd as nurse I'm the GONZALES
cent hospital. nnd ID was while here
that she met Mr.. Abbott.
The Abbous Will be ai home at Lake
port. California.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
GRADUATING CLASS
ENTERTAINED.

Miss Ruth stateson. principal % the
Los Candeinrins-f.os Griegos school.
entertained her class Of eighth grade
graduates AZ n picture show party.
and an Ice cream treat afterward, q
few days after commencement. The
party was most enjoyable 10 tho eight
young people, ma1y OF whom came
from their homes three or four miles
out Of the city 10 attend. Those who
constitute the class nrcs Henrietta
Garcia. csadeiarin Garcia, Frances
Mundell. Annie Powell. Jacobo Gar
cia, S%eturnino Garcia. IgnaciO Candle
lnrla. and Dscnr kfocE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Part q
Gowning Of May Queen.
MORE FINANCES FOR
FRANCES WILLARD HOME.

A meeting OF the W. g. T. r. was
held az the home OF Mrs. y. j. Surum-
quist, atato president Of d u body az
her homo on North Sixth street SAT-
ureay afternoon. May IS, when plans
and nnanccs for the Frances willard
Industrial Home Tor Girls at Belon
were discussed.
Mrs. Florence Atkins. field agent for
The w. q. Il. a.. who has been cam
paisning I'm the southeastern part OF
the state In tho interest OF b home,
announced hat her campaign had
been cut short on account OF Illness,
and that she Ia returning 10 her home
in savannah. Ca, TO r~cCuuerate. Aa
soon as she Is able 10 return, she viii
do 80. and complete D work Of rats
ing funds for the building and upksep
OF the home. She reported thu0
raised in Clovis, and the awakening
OF an enthusiasm for I'D an interest
III the home which has solidihod that
part Of the state In favor Of social
work OF the sort the home and school
VIII do.
4 letter from Mrs. Solomon Luna.
accompanied with blue prints Of add
tional buildings for the school, was
brought out and read, in which Mrs.
Luna pledged her consistent n per-
1istent support Of the school. n a.
nancial assistance In the future. Mrs.
Luna recognized the importance ot
The work among all girls OF the state
p~arUcularly among the native girls,
and strengthened the movement when
first put on foot. by b prompt do
nation OF $1,000. Since then h has
been urcless in her work Tor tho
school, and houndloss In her gcneros-
ity.
nunlly was promised to tho main
tenance fund boy the local organization
uf Saturday. session
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Nonh Faurth slreel Go-pcI nnIl.

t1aoo North Fourth Strcet.l
sunday school and bihlo class at
atfb a. N, In place OF the usual lcH-
son there will b. an address by A. A..
Booth OF Detroit. Michigan.
n a. m. Breaking Of bread IN re-
mombranco Of the Lord. Acts 20sI
7;fb y. M A gospel address by a.
r. Booth. Those cominE IN ears will
find Il more convenient to approach
he hall by WHY 81 Mountain Road
ana Fifth street. PARKING space Ia TO
be had Just north OF the Girnrd roll
or mills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
ImmanncI T,nngcllcnl Lnlhrrnn.

t1ofnci tuld avenue uud ArWub
carl Sehmid. pastor. Residence.
zee south Arno street.
sunday school a:fh a. N.
Morning services ~ o'clock. Sub
icrt: The Wonderful ouipouring OF
the Holy Ghost ON the Disciples on
p~entccont."
EVENING services 7.aO D. M. Subj
icct; THE O%utpuurine or the Holy
Ghost on the Snmaritana.'
We invite you 10 all our services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
BRIDGE PARTY
Al Mis-. N~l-HItTfIfN.

a delightful bridge party was given
az Tho homo OF Mrs. Ross Merritt,
1904 West Central avenue this nftcr-
Don az which Mrs. Merritt and Mrs,
q. n MglnudreHs were Joint hosteHsea,
There were seven tables. Both Mrs
Merritt and Mrs, Mciandrcsa are IA
taous hGHteeses. ~ W. are confident
that the party was IL double header
aUrrnaa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
JUNIORS TO
ENTERTAlN sENIOns.

TuInI ochO0E OF TN0 UIHna Tor Tho
dinner dance the high school juniors
are going 10 give The high school
seniors have overrun the bounds OF
secrecy and time.=it is stin "a week
on,-and thor sound good 10 us. James
Lamb. junior class president. Is IN
charge OF ~ AFFAIR. II IN TO be given
at the Masohic temple, where the
large banquet hall and the bali room
VIII be decorated M the class coiors.
and the usual spirit 0f the good old
A. II. :. Will run rampant, decorously.
and fully in accord with all the rules
Of etiquette, but rampant as only the
spirit AZ the nigh school commence
ment parties a run.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
TUESDAY CLCB wn.L
lIneI IIN NI.AH.

Tho last meeting OF the TUESDAY
Literary club is 10 be held az the home
% Mrs. -. r. Hickey. ms North Wal
ter street next Tucaday, May IS, when
the election Of officers FOR the coming
year will take place, and the usual
program win he given. A paper viii
be read by Airs. a. r. French. rho
Music Of South America" and tho
subject Of Flower Gardening in Az
huquerque will De- discussed az length
in q paper by Mrs Louis Held.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

A prngram. Arranged BY Miss Edna
Williams. was Elten 10 the members
Of the Epwortli league Of h First
Methodist Epleoopni church Thurs
day night sad prosel 20 be one %
great merit. well selected n well
nrsseBled. ID Wns aucooase tram
every slnndpoiat NOT the least Of
these helms fhe financial Ffty doi-
iare was cleaTea Cor the league. This
~ a fine showing, and a gauge for
the aueccsa Of the entertainments
Following n the program. The
~pantoinimo Wa arranged aud read BY
Mra. ~ A. Garcia. u made a big
hit" with The audience.
Program a. follows;
Piano Duot-Mrs. Charles Weber.
Miss Gail Bsckmau.
II.
Readne@The Night Wind" Eu-
gene Fteld. Kenneth Bal.
Ill.
Whlsiling soio--Llsten 10 the
Mocking bird, AR. DyFne: acoors-
banimenf. Mrs. r. y. Dearth. plano;
,. H. Dearih. eosnet
sol0- nammr's Pieeaninny, Pride
us All Virginia. Milo lAnthicum: ac-
compartment Lois Linthieum.
fteadlna-Traverss Fsrrt Hunt
A. l. MAEs%. r. Il. Davis.
VI
Vocal goio--Mlns Bertha Baasott.
VII.
lAases Chorus~-'Mlas Llndy,' Mrs.
Smith. Mu. Lyna Cook. MIS-. Putsch.
Miss LouiHe Watson. Misa Louise Wal
raven. Alias Pearl Helm.
VIII.
Male ,Quarteftc-~Mammy'a Little
Boy" MeaHfs Cabins. Dinkei, Bar
ton and Bailey.
Negro skif--Mr. Byrne.
Readlng-That Ola Sweetheart Of
Nine James Whi,comb RiieyI, Miss
MARI Paine; accompaniment. Miss
Kimhail.
xL.
observation-disclosures Mirror" ar
participants a. folioNsls 1he Wealthy
Girl. Miss Louise WairaVen. This
Country GIRL Miss Ethel Roberts.
Tire lady o. the Period. Miss porii
Boren. The Bali Hoont ravorita. Mia
Edifh OLSON. The Nun Miss Berth
Basseits The Artists Picture. Mha
Eat1lil Wrieruharng Tho House Maid
Mis- Louise Waiaons ~ practices
GIRL Miss Elizabeth Rose. The Heau
'tilui oirL Miss Euniee Thorne. Tht
Aesthetic Girl, Mrs Nellie Falken-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
DINNER FOR Mrs.
MABEL WILSON

a most enjoyable dinner WIS given
o. the o. D. Nedor home ut 40 West
Lead avcnue In honor OF Mrs Mabel
Wilson. nffh vic grand president of
the brotherhood of Railway Trulnmcu,
who visited he local Sunshine lodge.
No. COS. on SUNDAY evening MAY iG.
Mrs. Noisor invited the following luaior
10 dine with Mrs. WILSON, Aiesdatucl
II. l.. NowcOmb. VIM. Thompson,
ghas French, Sen Miller, D.. W.
Brown and ), j. iieuny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
QktuHrdh1yo6a0|

Wednesday evening meetings AZ 3
o'clock.
Reading room opcn daily except
sundays aud holidays from $50 TO
$50 p. hi. at az ~ West Central,
ROOM . Melinl building.
\ fres lending library, including
an the works " Mary Baker EDDY.
and other authorized Christian Sci
enc literature. H. maintained In con
nectiou with the reading room.
The public o. cordially invited 10
attend the sunday acfvicea. the We'll
nesdny evening meetings, ana to visit
the rcudinE room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Nheautlfany appointed dinner was
given Dr. apd Arn Eni.ch 81 boeton
IA AR. ana Nrs. sidney RoeeuWaid
al their home o. Nez9 TIjoraa. FRI
day niekt The uests numbered ~.
Who naacn1ble1 for the laat time 20
meet M. and Mrs. Louis Ilfeld's
guests ~ The past Two weeks Tho
ErIcha have been entertained con~
fimaoualy since their arrival. and have
added many Aihuqueruneans to their
CIRCLE OF friends ThFy are having
at me end of this week for the Grand
canyon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Sunday tchoui. sac ii. m. Contest
on between mems Bible elias and q.
r.. J.. class.
Preaching at ~ a.. M. nrd 1880
y IN. by the pastor, who has 'oturn-
- from Wushiraton, T. g.. whore he
was SEM BY hts church with an e. +,
pcnses paid. TO attend the great South.
ern BAPTIST convention. which is the
largest representative religious body
IN the world. Come out ana neRr
Pastor l~inrvcy'a report. Everybody
welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

lAlNlf TilNNN NaAna
Preaching ~ a. m. and s y. m.
by g. r. Seheibv principal Of tho
Rio Grandc Industrial school
@. r. Meetings Z T.. N.
Morning music; Anthem Glory ana
Honor Guunod.
EvouinF: ObiiEato solo. IL v.
Barker and choir.
q. l. Dean. ~ Denver will preach
"wednesday evening S o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Immaculate Conception Cimroh.

tSiSfh Street aud Copper AVenucD
Order OF services Tor Pcnticus.
Sunday
a. m. Mass. First communion
Tor the children Of The Indian school
Sta0 a M Chiidren's mass.
10 u. M High mass; hencdiction
after mass.
No cvpuinp service