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a IS Friday .ss evening Refresh
5ments served By John Anderson''s,
Carl And rson' s and Louis Strand
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FIRST CHURCH OF CFIRISTNSCIEN-
E fist S5s +.
Sunday service at 10:45 a. m
s{f$4Subject: Mortals. and SImmortals
SIS Wednesday service Eatz 8 sp.s n.
$s All are elcome to these services.
0 Free reading room in church edifice
open every ednesday from to a
p. m. sd .E2 rs IS n =
5.ss. j= =S.S> x * 2.. .ss. 5s.s%
s s. Miss Laura Morley of Grand
Forks, n. D., arrived Sunday for a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
SMrs..B. C. sMcNiven. Mrs. McNiven is
"a sister OF. Miss Morley q. i. 81
Miss Katherine Leavitt returned
to her home in MINI ea polls on Monday
Of last week after a visit with friends
and relatives III this city. =:
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BETHEL LUTHERAN I
Jesper 'Holmlquist, pastor

Sunday school Sunday at 10 a: M. J;
Services in Swedish at II a. m.
Luther League at As -. M.
. Evening service in English at 1880.
s. Saturday at 10: 80 a. M. confirmation
class: z ss,ss-::ss :. ~ :. 5 H.t' :.~ E-..
Choir meets for rehearsal Tuesday
evenings at Z: ,ss ~ -
= Fidelis meets Monday evening in the
church basement. The society will be
entertained by the Misses Emma and
Ida johnson and. Mrs Walter Conway.
Bethel Ladies Society. will hold
their regular November meeting. on
Thursday afternoon of next week.
Lunch served to general public. ~:
t.. te;.t S. * * X - ":s ~:
1. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
.:5 zz Luther c.. Benson, pastor
Is Services in Masonic Temple. Morn
ing worship 1890.
s. Sunday school at IL NJ.
Prayer meeting Thursday at the
home of Leonard johnson. Everybody
welcome. = 7 s%s=
The Ladies Aid will serve their an
nual chicken pie supper Nov. 18th in
the basement Of the Masonic Temple.
The menu vii. consist Of chicken pie.
mashed potatoes, gravy, cabbage sal
ad,, beet pickles, jelly, light and dark
bread annie nia and coffee f. $3.50,
There will he a special meeting OF
the Faithon Society Tue sday evening
Nov. 81, at the parsonage. Members
and friends are. invited. - s,:=. '
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Section. N thew Is ILL., s
iTH|EsR EATITuDES ,,..5..


81 Section sttheay 4 2 aSS.,'
81 EBEATlTUDES 5s I'm
And seeing the null tuldaes, he went,
up into a III ountain: and when hesWas
set,Hhis discipl les came unto him ::s
And he opened his Month, and
taught lem, saying, I
So Blessed are the poor in spirit !: for
theirs IS the king ON Of heaven. >. d
81 Blessed are they that mourn: for
they shall be comic rted. .=s..s Z IA
Is Blessed are the meek: for they
shall inherit the earth. 81 ss
6 Blessed are they which do hunger
and thirst after righteousness: for
they shall be filed. a.
Blessed are the merciful: for they
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08

GREEN LAKE CHURCH &:
Rev. % ynild, pastor
Confirmation service next Sunday
att0 a. M
90 The BAPTIST CHURCH So 5&.
Corner Third st. and Trott ave q
til Ernest Lagerstrom pastor /.

sa5t Corner InlrQ ST. and IrOttE ave S.
. Erne Lag erstrom, pastor
SPEC AL & DAY SERVICES 81
Special Services are being held this
week, Vedne sday, Thurs ay and Fri,
day evening You are cordially in.
Vited..to attend. The speaker is the
;peptlla rsand gifted Minneapolis pas
tor, Rev. Ragnar "a. Arlander He is
worth hearing His message is timely,
vital and challenging backed up: by a
:virlle and strong personality. Do not
neglect this opportunity. 1t. is yours.
Get IN possessing of the facts. Ponder.
Face the issue squarely. Determine
for yourself. Much, will be made Of
music. sItS Will be a special feature ev-
cry night. All these services are to
be conducted in. the American lang
llage.S S. IS IT, y rs'ts o..
Rev. R. A. Arlander will also speak
four times next Sunday as follows:
$3.50 a. M. At. Bible School. =. 4
10:45 a.. m. Divine worship in the
Swedish language. Sermon by R. A.
Arlander Special music
300 p: NJ. Large mass meeting and
Bible Conference. Address by R. A,
Arlander. - .>,o,.. -
1880 p.s H. Peoples Popular Happy
Hour service. Sermon, by Rev. r. A.
|:Arlander: Special music by large
|@church choir and other musical talent
These special Gospel services will
continue: every might next week. at
7::45 p. m: excepting Saturday even
ing. Come every night. All services in
the American language. Special music
by large church choir and soloists
duets and quartettes. You are cordial,
ly welcome. The>g!ad hand is extended
to you. .. ~
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lls1 i on q pastor
Low mass at lS} q. "a.
HighAmasssat att O::33 az ID. .s..
ss5 x x III. &
N1AMRELUND, PENNDGK
Jesper Holmqu st, vice paste
There will be services IN the church
in Pennock next Sunday att 8 30 b: m.
zs# y. * S. =
Il. EAGLE FE.CHURCH
three days meeting will be held
5commencing on Frid ay, n ov.. q at ll:
o'clock and continuing until Sunday.
Rev. n. HolYorson and Prot. Holland
will be present. 5.sss
S5=s. X ssx
LUNDBY MISSION CHURCH 5#:
G. G. strom, pastor 81
Sunday, Nov. E5:@z
Sunday school at 10 q. clock a. m:
S. Evening service in the English Ian
guage at *: 30 o. clock. ..=*=.
Aid will meet at o. w. Hokanson' $
Lat, q: 30. Every body welcome.
\ 5S=9 x * :.s s::< s..z
..=, ST. LUKE'S CHURCH
The Rev. Walter H. Stowe, Rector
22d Sunday after Trinity, Nov. ~:
Holy communion "a. IN. g. 81. :.s ...5 ST
Church school 10. s. 5.. I. ... sz9
Morning prayer and sermon H.:
Evening prayer and: sermon 1880.
DEPOSITORY sermon on. I Corinthians
chapters 3 and 4. : !. 8: y. .z.5s5
.. r. X scssstS 3z
.5z5.z =: SALVATION ARMY 1s,S ..: !.
Friday, Nov. 10, sewing meeting i in
the Hall at 319 Pacific! ave. Program
and refreshments will be served by
Mrs. 3. Woods and Mrs. o. ,Sharstrom.
Everybody welcome. s. 5 z5.3: ,.=.
SERVICES Tuesday, Thursday, satur.
day and Sunday at 5 p. m. also Sunday
at 3: 80. p. m. Services on Tuesday and
Saturday in Americans. $&a:5Ss~ss s.sx
i: -. - - a. X X ~ , .$
r.. SWEDISH. MISSION CHURCH
G. a.. Youngstown, pastor ).
Friday evening this week program
given by the Ladies Aid at 1880. 1T
Next Sunday, Sunday school at $3.50
a. M; morning services at 10:45 a
M; Young Peoples meeting at GAS p,
M; Evening service at7: 80 p. M
Wednesday evening, Bible study and
prayer at 1880. - H. .-'
49, :; = H..
CHURCH OF GOD II 4.
D. e. Nelson, pastor - .@.<z>-
Labor assembly: hall, Tribune bldg
Sunday school 70 a.. m. 81
Riner Poortinga, supt. = >:4 ~.
Preaching service II a. M, - :.
Preaching and song service at '7:9t
p. m. : IT, -
Tuesday 1880; p. NJ, prayer meeting
| Also Sunday school at 10 a. m. a
the Hauge church bldg, 1 mile west O
Norway Lake store. 'sE=' %s5:5 # ;s* r:
| All are welcome to these services.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-11-08

LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH
: Nicolay Nilsen, pastor :

Morning worship 10: 30. Sermon by
Prof. Fairness. .:Ss>'. :' ..:, = =
Bible class and Sunday school at II.
E Evening worship in English atlas.
Il: Devotional meeting Thursday even.
ing. " TIA, i. IT. - ::
f x. P. s..::Nov: IS. Program, and re.
freshments. 49,. ~. ..~.,..= /
! Dovre Ladies Aid. the. tenth Of Nov
with Mrs. j. swenson. ;. s.sy.
Confirmation class Saturday: morn
ing at ten, .sa.3 .~...,. !, !
st. Johns church: Services III the
Norwegian next Sunday morning Nov
18th. Offering will be given the, organ:
list.
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VINE LUTHERAN
Ar11f Noalor nacton

Arnt Waller, pastor 9.-
Services with communion in Eng
lish next Sunday at 10 a. m. 49,:
The regular service begins at 10: 80
a. m. Preparatory services in the CHI
urch basement at 2 and s. p. m. on
Thursday. - -
Sunday school with Bible classes
at II noon. '~~t
Evening services ats
The Vinje Mission Society meets in
the church parlors next Tuesday af-
ternoon at 3. Mrs. Peter Dalen and
Mrs. P. Rannestad entertain.
The Vikor YsP S meets in the CHI
urch basement on Friday evening, the
10th OF Nov. Program and refresh
ments.. ~. :. ~ . :, IL : RI. =
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SVEA LUTHERAN

+ Services at IL a. nj. and Sunday
school at 10.
4 Confirmation class Saturday at 10
a. IN. %~~ !
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
FIRST WARD

The football game played Tues
day afternoon at tho Second ward
grounds ended ~ a ne In tn" score
Mr.. Renms of the Y NJ g. \. rcirred
the game. The girls basketball
team played the central girl's team
at the Central field Friday after
oon
The basketball teams FOR en-. sea
son have been r-eorgunlzed ~ viii
bee In shape to accept challenges from
the other Ward school teams soon.
The English classes uf the sixth
grade will devote the English pcriot
cnch "Wednesday afternoon, TO The
studv ~ vocabulary enlargement ana
the correct use of the English Ian
RuaRe. at the beginning of the second
semester.
second Grade
Pupils leading IN attendance and
punctuality FOR the first -emesier are.
Allen Keller. Robbie Mautz. bernard
NnufI tnck Nohe Beunle Madrid.
Joe Martinez. Pablo Mantano. Flores
ncio Moya. Icta plccinini. Vivian
Schoor. R"nulda Garcia. Lawrence
Crimson, Ralph Houston Dcna Dom
inceiii Naomi HaFan
leaders ~ genera, class work FOR
the first semester are nennie Mad
ria. F1urencio Noya Allen Keller.
Bohhio Mautz Henaijn Garcia. Jack
%ohi, class leaders
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den, Manas Frye. Wilma Reinke Viz.
ginia Wolking Betty am Coz VII
liam Thomas. william Wilkerron.
Flutor Thatcher. Robert Wolfe.
Dorothy sugs-. Hoheri Hrnins
Alice r.rkinsou G"otse Henfllng
Mobile Hurglu
tifth grudv. nine; Beatrice
Muuitrir. Josie orwell Mary Helen
Mex night. Virginia johnson, Emma
Zee Mcclure Victor Edmunds Nnpe-
be- RUN Iunus luis Elltr Eva Fnrn-
man. E-tollo Garcia Elizabeth Her
ROOT. Heipn Noison Pedro iiion. JACK
Bundick. pforo chavez ucmetriu
Escudsco. Glenn Hezlett Alfred
SchniiaFEer
Sixth grade room ten; Maxine
Alderman. Robert Macpherson,
Grace Hobinson Dorothy Graham.
Vernon Eos. Barbara Filler. oma
wood. CLAYTON Marcy Alorle Boyle
Ted Chnae. Helen Brewer Fay Had
den NdrpInn, Husell. Allen Stnmm
RUN Mann Monica Macarthur Epi'
mnio rscudero. Hazel strong Mari,
WhIlem Katherine Schmidt Ray
mund Gerc. Frances fnlksuhurR
carl Hprrcfc Josephine Nusuu"z.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Hair Often Ruined
By Careless Washing

SOAP should he used very carefully.
u YOU want 20 keep your hair looking
is hest Most soaps IND prepared
shampoos contain too much alkai
TITUS dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle. ana ruins H.
The hest thing for steady use II
Muisified Cocoanut oil shampoo
(which b. pure n grcaselessl, and
IL better Than anything else you can
use.
one or two tcaspoonsfGl of Mulsi-
ded will cleanse the hair and scalp
thoroughly. simply molHten the hair
with water aud rub II In n makes
an abundance OF rich creamy lsther,
which tlnses M eHA,ty. removing cv-
cry particle OF dus.. tfrt dRndruff and
excessive oil. The hair dries quick
~ and evenly, hut II leaves the scalp
soft AZ the hair fin. and silky,
bright. lustrous nuffy aud easy -
manage.
You can get Miulsifiod cocoanut oil
Shampoo Ut any pharmacy, it's very
cheap, and n Few ounces will supply
every member of the family Tor
months he sure your druggist gives
you Mulslfied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

Berchman. sanctuary society BY the
faculty ~ the school-in the ~
Mnry's HAN last Thursday afternoon
wn. beyond % doubt the greatest sue
ren butlf ~ % reception 20 The noys
and 70 token ~ gratitude nud esfrenI
nom tht faculty. for be- fidelity and
muhfiiuess ~ fbe twent1 eight oy-
empiary members Of % society ~
tho discharge ur their duties. ever
given iu honor NJ any similar occa 3
sion in he school The unexpected ar
rival 81 Reverend Father Matthew
81 HosweIl AIDED another delightful
attrnction ~ tho afternoons presram.
The Reverend Fathers Mandelarl.
brennan and Matthew were the
guests ~ honor ut she banquet table.
The preparation ot enjoyable games
by the hostess concluded the affair.
Thomas Coracan was The only mems
her unable to attend on account Of
illness. The prizes for the afternoon
games were won hy Dante Dincili.
Eugene Tomel Andres Romero and
Jack Mcfarland
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
LIBRARY SCHOOL

The mld-yelr announcement ever
rlssz aud presentation 81 diplomas to
the a. pupils or the Library school
tool place in tho High schoni audit
forum. Friday afternoon at 230
O'Clock
CHASE ealorr navy blue ana gold.
Glass flower pink rose hud. GLASS
t,-ldehf. Harold uatid-on Vice
president Richard NIuu The pro-
ErHm was us follow
InracHrnlle'
CFrom Tnl.s 81 Hoffman,
0nsnharh
TandUlfH't
btuhynl
A " s Orchestra.
ShGrt Tnlk
Harold Davidson. class president
ON Boz chapel steps
GO c. Cow
EiGhth Grade chorus
-bhzerVutiou'
taddrossl
Miss Ethel Hickey
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
SECOND WARD

The following pupils ave not been
absent or tardy during the first sem
ester.
sixth grade. Bouifacio Nllauouva,
Orton Smith. Juan Garcia. Ted Adams,
psnt1leou Baca Evelyn Rosenberg.
Fifth grade. hydip Doide. Encs
Frans.-chinI Helen Autoin" Mar
gueritc Wilson. Ruin Yocum Edward
Duncan clarence Bydholm. Frederic
snSbs. George Bloodgood Bcrnahe
Pechtyo
low first grade
Augustine Apodaca. Elias chavez
Lcopoldo MiJareF. Andrew Romero,
Helen shirley. Allen Mhiteside-. Ter
esa Montoya. RITA Garcia.
The pupils who a ye ben neither
absent nor tardy In the fourth grade
this semester are. Henry Bramlett,
william Collins. Katherine Cain. Alice
shirley. Roman chavez. 'hariec
Mehrman and Hershel Grooms.
Those neither absent nor tardv In
high second and low first were Ted
dy chavez. VILLAS Merritt Albeit
WILSON Adelaide ltacn Richard
North. AptoniO Lopez Bessie cainc
Tho pupils not absent or tardv ~
the first grad. were Leonardo
Fletcher clifford Condii, RAYMOND
Field. Doris Hnilington. sara T.
JUNE HNaAN HHH 49,"
son.
Neither absent nor tardy Tor semi
ester In high first grade Muriel kcck
md 'orina Rodriguez
Neither abren, nor tardy In Miss
Schroeder s room Clarence Brown
Lady Grace Fernstrom. Wanda
shears. Milbur Hayes, Helen Fred
c%ricKs, Fred swopc, and Cerenia ON
trpras.
Neither absent nor tardy for the
haif year In Miss Scruggs room.
Dnisy Randall Mildred Bloodgood.
Irene Lopez Jack Ross, Essley Grass
man.
TONY chavez Paul FredcrirKs
Pablo soto joe Garcia Neil Gntlin.
George McSpadden. and Georsv
Galne were perfect IN attendance for
the first semester ~ Mics Betty Bcnt-
ley room.
Promoted TO the second grade.
Harry Peck, Robert Woods Roseuda
I ArAEon. samuel Chavez. kefugiO
1 LOPEZ. Herman Montnya. Jose SAT
gado, Muriel kcck Auburn strange,
Isnble Montana, Marraret pacltes
/ Corlhn Rodrienez. ana Idseftta silva
The pupils In IA low tnird grade
| having hichesa averages for the nrst
semester sre Andrea Roman. Mar
garet shirley Lillian panieison. ard
Harold Keller
Leaders In spelling in the second
grade are Lillian M~arksbury Wilbur
fiuys. Vida Stout. Lady Grace Fern
sirom. Billy poty. First in number
test Tor The week was Augustine La
I hradu
Pupils in M siNth grade that made
he most " during the semester are
Hubert keny Vivian Royce. Evelyn
l~toscnherg.
pupiif ~ the hnh grade who did
the heet In writing the first semester
are Helen Antoine Janice larkins
Jean stlrrat, Eva Parker. Agnes
Brown. Gwendolyn Edmunds Rosa
/ silva Jose Castillo.
Men gutiin was perfect In spelling
I during the nineteen school dav- OF
December
Those perfect In attendance during
the month ~ December are;
Melvin Davies George Gam Jose
Garcia. Neil Gatlin. Mason Kemp.
George McSpadden, Juan Sachero.
palsls soto. tiafaid Mink!fs. Herman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

yer. Allen Marsy. Victor Qualicn. lean
Lewis. Frances sci, MarceiMuo Dur
an Elverz Gonzalss
Third grade. room siN' Dorothy
Stni.y. Marthe Katherine sncketi.
Abe Thatcher. Robert HoufK' IRAN.
,e. Mccnbe hez t.n. Hild1
Nswlnndcr. charles ue'yi Nndgs
GORDON Virginia Has lsu ~I'eiiciau0
Escudero, fsabri pine George phile.
tiris Badrn Samuel IIuss. Ch1r.
los kelly. Vernon Euslrr uertha
sandoval. Howard Butts El0go Gam
ara. clifford Marcy Pauline Hay
den. Helen HutlcdEe Robert Kelly
Esoqu1 chavez Eugene ncwlu.
THIRD grade. open aIr room:
Amalin pnd1la. Louise Thomas.
Hubett Gilmore. Hatri blackburn.
f~slizabeth Gieger, Marvin Ross Ravia
Gotiiieb. Harold Otweil Clemante
ChnvoE. Jufnes ~ChamhtrIn. Howell
Forhon douglas Gcskc. Patty mae
Naner. raul Mitchell John Flint
Eleanor FIint. peibert Hruuer Her
bert Cnllea. John VI ret Howard,
Miller Retty CHASE
Fourth gradc. room seven. Ray
mogd Nordemryer Euth French.
porOthy Hoover Lambert smith.
Charles Fox. Charlotte Martin Ar
thur iIyiur4ion. Mildred crawford.
Margaret S,haltager Betty Dund'ck.
EHzntofh Graham Forra MuulunN.
CuffOrd Brown. Joe k.Ir pcrcns
Johnson Leigh Franc clayton. lee
McGuinncss virginia Davis Brrlnc
GrrgE.
Fourth grnde. Don twelve Benton
Hicks. Hsrnntd Hruher Joseph Nc
Guncs. WIlhur HaE,mHn. Alfred
N~rwlander. Howard Allen prvnI
shoemaker Milrnh Care. Alice Born
Gen' Harris Alice NlerHw Fred
chamb"rliu Ina Harrington. Marion
TwoF0od Edgar Mitchell iiilda Ed.
mund-. James Ross. Irsriit James
Thomas tauahy. tarmolla combs
Ruth Stamm. Russell Wlrnstsdt. Viz.
ginin lsrwich George Hurst. porrIl
brooks Frank f%aheuhurg. tsabo
hernandez
FiIth grade DON eleven Rlchar,
] Miner. Eugene Bsrcia Scott Hay
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FOURTH WARD

Las 81 pupils making above D re-
quirrd averages for The fret semes-
Ter.
Tirsi grade. room ono. Mary Mar
"a. TrFpin. Flora Gug.rr,z. Nin"eri
Ailgt.r. t'etritn Guts @ Winifrcd
Sit 'pI. Earl Mos. hlh.st Sntth.
i'ra.u,rz Arngon. iohn GnrrifsVr,
Norman OFiiyy. Nownr1 Dinhci.
Wrltcr Warustead. Nlmn Gurson IN
Iriw N,rcado. Nptl ga. ,iVs. Wesley
steele, Isabel Gainno Jack Ruiledge.
Aivartde Ansclo
First grade. room two; Harriet
Hosa,nr. Eddie Mann Norlan Guset.
Bily flowers. ~ W Brunet. sanley
Hicks. Joe Toulouse. Melvin Beach.
Helen Stamm. Robert Qunilen.
Eleanor SuEgs, Dick Burns Alice
Tracy Zoe Johnson Katherine llynd,
First grade. room three. lack Biis-.
Everett Nuberts DnE Bing Wing.
Lucy FoN. Rosa Lee Gaines. Maxine
Gardner. Gladys Kingston. Mary Mac
Oregon. Lucy MupstiS. Virginia Nc.
knight. Harry Barne. Walter Bur
gin. Frank Jones. Horace Ross. Harry
Russ,il Fldel Sanchez. curry Long.
Manuel Espino~a. Orlando Honiguidi
Beatrice Rose
Second grade room four. Lucille
stamps. lay Gentry. Rosa tulklns
Marjorie Robertson Katherine Nil.
ucr bella patmun. Lydia GioComclil
Alice Guiterriz Georgia Burns. Heller
.iarcin. Caroline Gonzales Ramon
StIhz Helen STONE Harold Leonard
Ruth Olson. William Nr.dham. Don
aid oyer, Mary Jane Noonv. Rrbecc.
= Menaul.
Scr6nd grade. room five. Ong ~
Gong Janet priivo. Biul Mhitson
Gertrude Guityrriz Ruth Gooding
Nartorl" Van Cle1ve. Arlene MAJ
Rose Vera Schmide, Douglas Sch1r'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22

hungarian Dance"
(BraaD
10y Diana Todd
Presentation OF Diplomas
by Maude T. Rogers. principal
Those receiving diplomas were
Ioscfita Armijo Dorothy Belle
dcubnrs Iulin g. buchanan Ieinl-
bel cunningham, Kathleen curtis,
Aunie Lillian Doide Nora D. Cutter
rIz Mabel Laurcne Hazard Adele *.
larro'l Trina klsinw0rth, Aibinn
knurr Syhl l%.ouuey. Rosie Mares
Elizabeth Julia Sordhaus. Eleanor
cropuer Sadlor VIVA Saltcr. MARI
virginia Wrir tur.ul Brown John
Carson. william $ Clement, charles
u2IrEIsi Harold y Davidson.
Leonard Gaines. James Alexander
t"wis John " Mautonya. Victor D.
Mnntoya Thomas r. Dsunn- Cecil
owens Isabel Slvcdra. q T. Spaid
Inp. Arthur n stamps. Richard
Nauu. George Waldo, Robert Wilson
peihort Woodrow Ruth n. Adams
Slmforosn NJ Barela william Arthur
burgess. Ralph NJ Cox Norman g.
uswley. Maude Meta Nc tntyre. Mary
Rodriguez. James Harold smith and
Elizabeth NJ NeiEler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Roswell Dairy
Herds Improved

Roswell n. NJ. January IL
Nv trrpins wifh thr increased Inter
est which il being taken this year ~
lie GARRY industry ~ the Roswell dis
weli's dairy nerds OF pure bred Ier-
sey bulls from n famous M"scalero
herd 81 Meidrum draw Arthur stew
ems hus bdfRhf from NJ GRAY Noble
iud'- Patriot, "a grandson or Tam
bore Knights Fox, tie senior hun az
the Mescnlcro Farm ana o sfeni
rraudNoh of Eochette's Princes At.
Gray's greatest COW ~ D. bartleu
bought 10 head his nerd Noblemnn'
Gamhagc F0A. also "a grandson ~
Gamhoae Knights 70 and sired by
Bnlryiike's Noblcman. shipped here
from New York two years ago at q
cost uf over 81. 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Use SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching
Ecxema Helped Over Night

For unaightlN skin eruptions. rash
or blotches on face. meek, arms or
body. you do not have "a wait Tor re-
lief from torture or etnhafrhsahNut-
declares a noted skin specialist Apply
a httIe Mtntho- sulphur n Improve
Dsent shows next day.
A Hecause OF Us germ destroying prop.
Nrties NOTHING has ever beon found
" taxi the plats OF this sulphur prep
aratlon. The moment you apply "
healing begins. Only thos. who have
had unsieltly skin troubles can know
the delight this Mentho-Sulphur
brlnes, Even fiery, itching eczema is
dried right M.
Gei a small jar from any good
drussisi and use u like cold cream,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
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Krsani- cub Enieriains senior Hoys

Dr. Filler. one Of tn prominent men
OF this city. actmg on behalf Of The.
Klwanls club. has extended a heavy
inVltation to the boys Of the senior
class to lunch with them ~ the ' NJ
q. A. at their regular meetings Tn"
pinn OF entertainment Is To take tho
bms In different groups two or three
at a time, and thus distribute the en-
t%ertainment Throughout the year
Woodferd Isefin.
Home Economics.
The home economics depF .tment
has decided on a plan thai ;hey think
bei ter than the one carried ont the
first semester. The girls Who have