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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
Goat Raising Part
OF Child Welfare
Work in Dona Ana
tspciai To The Hcraldl

Las CRUCES. y Nj July -
A family of ~TuEErnb-rg milk goslr
In being raised here f"r the pur-
pose 81 sDpplyinR milk 10 hahirs
10 an adobe village In tho northern
part Of bona ANA county 40.
cordiuE 10 Mrs Van Week, county
hous demonstration agent. rua'
raising has been mad, a part of
general child welfare campaign Tn
the county
Goat milk We find b. tho best
Tor uiling children" Mrs Van
Week said The first member 81
our goat herd was donated ty Mr.
Max NoTdhau~, child welfare or.
%eanizor Later We needed more.
and John SulopSk, dairNmnn OF E'
fa-o, donated one fun grown goat
and ssVon doe Kids she said.
Goats from W paso were trans
ported from ~ razo go Las cruces
In tho tunneau ~ nm automobile
used by tho welfare committee.
Mrs Van Week said Little Toys
the Eruwu-up gost has been sent
20 the adobe village a. u mix sup
ply for babies while the kids are
being cared Tor In las Cruces #ho
said
Health work in las Cruces and
pona Ana county b. directed Us
Or Janet Reid state director.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
LATEST SPORT NEWS
HOW TO PLAY BALL
Points for Baserunners to Keep in Mind

Getting a good lead IL necessary
no matter what bas. "a runner ~ ON.
A few steps gained at the start
often wins the decision at the
fininh.
Watch tho pitcher. \ good
many pitchers have certain styles
In throwing 20 bases. when the
pitcher n actually ready Ia deliver
the bail, he dlscards those moves.
That b. the tim. TO set the break
and GO.
Touch Al IIaes.s
There IL mo- definite way to tell
n player how to slide best. II h. an
acquired ART aud the great sliders
like cobb have spent hours practlc.
INK how To best get away from the
fielder with the ball
Don't forget that the bases
we're placed on the infieid to be
touched. Little h. gained by cut
tins a bag with W. umpires II Is
impossible Ia get away with such
trickefy
Most ~ the freak plays In base
bail like thc M-rkle play. were
caused simply by the failure OF the
runner to touch q certain base.
Touch ne bases
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
FAR WEST FACES
MIDDLE WEST IN
GOLF TOURNEY
Chick Evans and Won
Elm Compete for
Honors in Finals

KANSAS CITY. July i-t1y the
Associated Pr-rsl The middle
west faced the far west todny when
Chick Evans OF Chicago and
George Won Elm OF salt iAk" CITY,
1 tan. faced each utneT va the
unni= OF the western amateur golf
tournament over the liil crest
course with Chicks" sih-ume held
title 49, champion at stake
Evans. probably. the best known
amateur golfer In h world faced
"A man who has established a rep
uiauun AZ a money payer. alb
solutely without nerves. a golfer
who not only tries everything but
generally make anything. aud "A
tournament shooter not in the
least likely 10 become awed 10y the
numerous titles and International
Victories hanging at chick = belt
Chick" uutClSscd Fred Wright
Of Los Angeles, siN and five yes
tvrday IN u of the best game the
title holder has played. while Won
Elm outlastod Clarence Wolff ~
st Louis. continuing "a steady game
While his opponent failed under he
: strain a. the contes nesrcd the
end with victory In either mans
grasp.
Won Elm IL a vcritsblc iceberg
when playing eve talking never
smiling fansring ana shoot
ing best when the shots are hard
est Ills attitude has been one of
absolute Indifference, and ap-
pnrcntly he pays no attention 10
his opponent or himself lie ipst
I aF.H.. sHaa mWN 49,. - aH.w.UaNHa.
he shoots exactly right despite
his seeming carelcssness
That he a absolutely conf
dent ~ yirtory a. be made his first
swing today "a evident Day lie
fore yesterday n friend said to the
young Malt llAke star. "Wril.
Won, how are you going TO come
outTf'
I'm beat chick In the finals.
he replied quietly without the
trace or a smile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR JUNE TOTAL
HIGH THIS YEAR
School Building Runs
Figure Above $780,
0 Mark

June, which has been the low
ebh month for building IN b city
in fui m"r years. pulled out Of the
slump this year and building per
mits toialing tllt7b4 ar, regis
tered al the city hail
The size u this figure iz due
largely 20 the permit Tor the junior
high school 20 be built az Tenth
street and Park avenue. the sum
FOR which is more than $4,000.
The building permits issued lu
May ~ this year totalsd only tH7.-
912 while those for ApFll were
t5O1.bsk Under the April per
mits. however is Included tho one
for the new First National bank
h%uiiding for $4,000.
tn" figure for June, 1891. was
f2s.sa7, being lower than thu
other months ~ that year It
was also low month ln 1890
Aside from tho school building
permit there were no large ores
let during IN, month The ry-
mainder were for amounts ranging
from s.. 600 down.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
BOTH TEAMS ARE
IN GOOD SHAPE
FOR TWO GAMES

The Grnys Will b.. up against
III" only team which seriously
threatens 10 get their goat At
iatelas field tomorrow afternoon.
~ well 40 Tuesday afternoon
The beipu nine Will come here
early tomorrow ready to put up
N" game 81 ~ NJ. Ia hang uu
To tn. reputation ltthu4 made fur
itH'if IN two decisive dr'eat- 1T
the Cray IN" urays have also
had two good wins from Holeu
u seems a~ though every 'Iwc
the WI teams have come together
so far on" ~ them has h-en Di"ur
off form Today the Gray- arr IN
perfect shape and have 10 new
pitcher who be- said To- be eau %
to stopping up the hole which
has been open to Beleu bttt"fH 90
former games
word comes from Bei.n that The
team here b. also working aatd
and playing tight baseball
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
VETERANS GET
BEHIND PLAN OF
MAJOR TOULOUSE
Endorse Movement for
Memorial Sanatorium
in Albuquerque

Disabled Veterans Of the world
War a. well ~ the women's auNil-
larry to that organization. formally
endorsed the piun ~ Major J. ~
Tpulou~" ~ this city. for n tuber-
culnr hospital to be built In Albu-
querque as a memorial to war
mothers
The action was taken by the two
organizations yesterday nt the
session Of the national convention
being held a. san Francisco The
following messages were received
yesterday by the chamber ~ com-
merce hDre.
War Mothers National Mem
orial idea has been presented by
Major Toulouse The plan was
adopted unanimously by the con-
vsntion Congratulations and
thanks Ia disabled huddie4 ~ Anu
0usruue for calling attention ~ the
convention to @ worthy recognition
Of the services Of our mothers
CSignedl n =. Marx
The other message Teads
The Women Auxiliary ~ the
Disabled Veterans Of the world
war unanimously passed a resolu-
iion endorsing the establishment
81 the War Moihers' Memorial
hospital ~ Albuquerque. ,tew
M"Sicn and extending c%ongratuls 81
lions 10 the people Of Albuquerque
Who Initiated such o worthy and
~imperhtiyely needed movement.
Mrs John Paul Jones.
National Commander"
Word was also received hat ".
3 MnrN has been selected for the
first national member 81 the pro-
posed board Of trustees ~ III.
memorial hospital Efforts viii
be mad" To have eastern delegates
~ IA. convention stop off az Alhu-
Wi.ruue on their way home. to SEQ
the city
The plan for the hospital -
enormous u being proposed as a
national enterprise Land FOR u
has already been donated on th'
mesa cost 81 Albuquerque hy MaJo,
Toulouse
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
Motorcycles on Mark
For July Fourth Race

WICHITA. Kan. July with
Z yerai veteran acer> entered
-iy competition IL expected in
annual Coyote Classic the
Nstional 0O-mile championship
tprtorcycie race. on Meridian
peedway here July I The race
Is heretofore been "a at Dodge
by,
The lisi Of those who have put
Arr names To entry blu nk- inclui-
- the veteran "Speck" Warner OF
Ellsworth Kan. tor many years "a
musbsr " the Indian factory rae
team. Hurnl MURRAY of Dallas,
b der of the Texas record for a
mile dirt track Orrle Durham nf
Inveland. Colo and kalph
Shrimp Hepburn. whO usually
u a formidable contender IN ma
tlonai MOTORCYCLE events, Hep
burn IL claimant Of IA. world >
motorcycle record for 200 miles
clipping OF the distance a. Dodge
cry last year In 2i5 %, nine SEE
uuis less than The pr viou~ rec
ord,
Osher entries are Walt Hlgley
Inngmount colo Red NelHon, Dal'
las; He'b Jones. Augusta. Kan
John TRIGGER. Denver, John hag-
ley. Omaha: Jack huliendore
Dallas. and a. G Iovstte kinlcy.
Kan
Johnnie seymour. winner - soc
oud place ia the i92g race u
coming from Springfield MasH, he
has Indicated In a telegram "a
liar; BOWMAN, secretary ~ th'
speedway association Others WHIT
are expected by Bowman TO eniqi
include Warren Crop. Hammond
Ind, Red parkhurst. Milwaukee.
Ray Weishaar, Los Angeles, win.
ner OF fourth place In last year
race; Wald Kord. Davenport Ia
Curley Fredericks. Denver; frani
Kunce, Loveiand. Colo. and ltoi
Meecham. Tulsa. Okla,
I'd stranger" Lewis, holder o
the worlds heavyweight wresilinl
title, IN to start the rare. w ]
''Hln' Ash. who for many year
was clerk Of the course al Dodgl
CITY, will referee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
BASEBALL Players are
Money Crazed, Says
Former League Star

SAN FRANCISCO. July L.
Baseball players today nre getting
more money than they ever did
and are doing less for n. accord
inK tu Mike boulin. years y "A
Pacific coast baseball star ana la
ter a heavy hittinE member Of tn"
New York Giants nonlin Is IN
the far west this month doing
scout duty for the Boston Rcd SoN.
lie wa In T-xas recently.
In the Texas league ! found a
majority Of the players ~ with a
strange disease consisting OF abho-
lutte refusal to run uut flies or
groundsrs that look like easy outs
he said That Mind of baseball
II beyond me.
4 saw Texas league players get
ling a. high as t7G' month loaf
Ing on balls hut to the mfieid aud
running to the bench an flies
They couldn't do II and got away
with u In my time.
Wen | was starting. $500 "A
month was "a big salary aud he
lloNe me. we earned all we got.
We ran nut ali u hits in those
days and not only that, No had
to fight every inch Of the way,
not alone with spirit but with our
fists.
Donlin, unlike some other base
hall men, was not staggered by the
big Teal In which Willie kamm,
san Francisco, was sold To the
| Chicago White Sox foL IOO, 600,
the greatest price ever paid for n
minor Lacquer. Doniin thinks
Kamm is "a highly developed bit of
baseball mechanism.
The surprising feature to me
was that he was not sold two years
ago" Baniin said. The first time
1 saw him he looked like a biz
league player and I've often won
dered what kept him In the min
ors"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
Sport Briefs

CHicAGO-Newapaper men at
the rinssidc said Ever Hammer,
Chicago lightweight won nv a
shade from Charlie White In a
t%en-round bout at Aurora,
TRENTON. \ Harry wills
negro heavyweight. Won a techni-
cal knockout over Jeff clark Of
Joplin. Mo. when Clarks seconds
tossed a towel into the ring at tho
beginning Of the second round %
their scheduled %i2-round bout.
Pf1rsBuR0H-GeorKe Gibson.
manager Of the Pittsburgh Pirates
since 1870, resigned and the man.
agcment announced William Me
kechnic, assistant manager, would
succeed Gibson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. I
was IN bed much OF my timewith pains
and had TO have the doctor every
month. One day | found a little
book in my yard IN Guthrie, Oklaho-
ma, and | read Il through and got the
medicine -Lydih 4. Pinkham's Veg
otable COMPOUND and took eight
bottles and used the Sanauve Wash.
atonec began TO get stronger. Ihava
got many women 70 take Il Just by
telling them what Il has done Tor me.
have a young sister whom u has
helped IN the same way Il helped me.
| want you 20 know TINT ! am a
friend indeed, for you were A'friend
inneed. ~ Mrs. GEoR0E HAKDEs,
lO4s Byram ST.. Los Angeles, Cali.
fornin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
TirSi Congregations church

Corner Coal and South Broad.
wav
Harold : Davidson pa % m.H.
lister. r--d.ur, ogt south Walter
church school at go u'piu,E
sharp J J. Jones' supcrintsu-
dent
Morning service Bt o. o'ef.rE
our speaker fh.- morning VIII Do.
Rev W " Evans principal #f
the Rio Grand. Industrial school.
who viii speak I'M the th'wr "TH.
'hristlan's Inherited Wealth
Mrs Nlphuls Will -Iug
christian End,lynT NJ 2 u',lur.
subject "B,t',r HrlNlug An 900.
~pirinE -sry.n, for yuuuE and ODD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
Latonia Is Again
Derby Race Ground

CINCINNATI July A. cry tho
Associated Press -iRtonia again
today was the battle ground of the
east against the west. In the run
ming ~ the fortieth renewal ~
the lhtunia derby The race is
FOR thrse-ysar-olds. over Il distance
Of n mile and n half for $4,000.
Hopes OF the eart reposed in
olympus and Bronmstraw fleet
pair Of the stable of Harry Payne
whitney. while the westerners
placed their trust in Tibodeaux.
which defeated Norwich for second
place In the $4,000 Kentucky
special "a week ago. Other western
entrants nre Yoshimi, owned by
v e. Bradley ana Margaret
Winsor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

CHICAgO-rho Federated shop
Crafts Indicated the number OF
men scheduled TO strike this morn
lng Was ms faliows' international
Association uf MnchiHista 60. 0e0i
International Brothcrhesd OF Boil
Ter makers. Iron ship builders and
helpers Of America $4,000; Anal
aAmated sheet Metal Workers In
International brotherhood uf Rot
national brotherhood OF black
smiihh Drop ForgerH and helpers
81 America 10000 International
nrotherhood % electrical Workers
1900. brotherhood OF Railway
Carmen % America 10000 repalr-
men. not included In above ITO, 600.
apprentices 10000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
ExrfoDEs

TUCSON, AriN, July with
d~cafeninE blast q gigantic air re-
avrvuir at the power house IN the
southern Pacific Fards here ex
ploded last night. wrecklng thu
structure and -howering glass and
timhers Tor many yards Francisco
Hughe= fireman. was slightly Ia
lured Pressure IN excess ~ 1sU
pounds which the tanks are war-
rnnted 90 stand. IL given as this
cause OF the explosion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
By INLAY EVANS.
American League Umpire and
sporting tsditor tor MA
service

one Of the first things that
every bail player should learn " 10
u out every hit.
There are IN the major leagues
today any number OF players who
tat TO keep thai point IN mind.
u. after hitting the ball. u
seems certain that you are 10 be
an easy out. forget II. Dash madly
around the bases ~ " you had hit
the ball against the fence.
Now that you have started on
the way 10 first base, We Will con
sider some Of the things you should
do In making the circuit.
How to Turn
Try 10 so rsgulat" your pace that
as you turn first you Will round
the bag. o pivot the bnse. on tho
right foot. THIS Will help YOU gut
on % more direct line for second
The side u ezsentia! to "a good
base runner The head first slide
IL rarely used. Most runners 10
into the bog e FIRST
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
Little to Be Clerk
OF the School Board

r. G. Little was elected clerk
o. the local school board 60 take
the ulacv OF Miss Beatrice Hfit, az
Tho meeting OF tho city school
board held last night. Ml-s Hill
iYs roe Rnpd effective September
.. IN order that she may resume
college work
The board Hlso lef % contract for
th, winter coal supply Tor Tho city
schools tO the Hahn Coal company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
North rnurth slr,,.t Gospel IIaIi

1900 North Fourth .rFytt
SUNDAY -,nuuI and Bible class ut
g4f 70 90. " a. Blrh. sup,ru-
t,udout
~ % M Ur0tkiur of BreaI boo
Remembrance of the Lord Acts
90 z Nu preaching 80 this hour
o. Preaching Iu spanish uy
Jose - Ery
g. D. no. Preaching Iy 'lr'
Arm.riInE SuhI.Ots Au.r The
Flood or M. beginning uf NI.il
Government Illustrated by I'd
large chart
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

ORLANDO, Fla i ~ Wcndlcr
publisher ~ the Florida Post at
Winter Park. was taken from HI
home last niEht ~ a hand 81 un-
masked men, nugEed. tarred and
frathered and advised to leave
within a week
WARRINGTON house ad-
lourued until August % to give
members an opportunity 10 return
home "a look after their campaign
while the senate stu II worltlng
On the tariff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis. 2 Milwaukee G.
Al Toledo. 2 Indianapolis. \.
Columbus 3. Louisville, 4
81 Paul 3 Kansas City. 2 az
inningsl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

r. rms =
v Vegetable Com
pound. | have
taken II oil and
on for twenty
years and Il has
helped me change
from a delicate
girl 10 n stout,
healthy woman.
When l was mar.
RED ! was sick all
the time until I
LYDIA r..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

central % Ar0u.
Rev. g. g. HiRoee pastor. resi-
donce, s1s South Walter. phone
lg.e
o go r. m church school MIR
j g.. Major sup"rIutsndrUt
% l CO.,. Morning Worship Ser
mon subject. The Primary Iur-
ru-. ~ the church Anthem.
Turn INTO No. tsuusrJ. Solo.
Edward Bradford
% M. Young Peoples Meeting
Nr Harris Gro-" president.
3d. m. Evening preaching
subject Which should Make t-p
Iirsf 90 Solo. Miss H.rthu l.
white.
p M "wednesday prayer a"r-
y.r. aud phrirrh school council
% m THURSDAY CHOIR re-.
hsnr.ul Mr. Elizabeth 4 brad.
ford director 20 WaS Glad when
They Said uto Ne. 1T o. Coo ln.
fu the House OF the Lord rsaim
l--f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

Corner South Third street ami
Wet Lead aysuu,
Rev g. O. Mcclure" minister.
h.Hcour-. Miss Gorhy. J D.
B1wNvr SUNDAY schoul suu.rIu-
trndenJ I. o. Thompson. musical
director
9t5 u m sunday schuoI
~ n. m. Service with sermon.
The fnvi-lhlo Republic Anthem.
Il WI tiu Up Nv Eyes tN-n.
fordb Duet Mrs ~ ~ A,h.zut
and Mr. % Thompson
Evening service
y m. EpWorth lruEuc
D ~ Praise 4arvIrs win a,r
mon tn" Goal OF rho Soul"
Selection hy NAL, quartet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
AHKEE FIELDER
!, CLOSE ON HEELS
4 OF STICK KINGS
isler Continues to
Y cad Batting Race;
[ Increases Run Rec
lords

III CHICAGO. July i.-tBy the
~nsociated Press -Lawton witt
5he Yankees o%utfielder. today h.
fn the heels of the batting lenders
the American league with the
prospects Of becoming a dangerous
%ontender for first place honors.
In seventh place a week ago.
Wa connected with to- hits IN MS
~, SIX games and baited his way
NO fourth place, with an average
w 37l, compared with 1855 fur tn.
fevious week.
"A George Sisier. the ~. Louis
ttOwns star. continues to lead
e race with an average Of .t29
Rpmpared with f34 last week.
Harry Heilmann OF Detroit dis
Naced Iris Speaker ~ Cleveland
the %runner-up honoTs with an
Heraee OF .3sl. Speaker is three
Alnts ahead OF Witt. his hve.ag'
Idng .37i Ther. figures include
uunes OF Wednesday.
aislcr continues to add to MS
Ecords OF total ruus scored, hits
tid total bases. having scored 6s
mes and made lTt hits for a total
1872 bases. his base stealing
Performance Of 20 remains nm
Banged.
Ken Williams. a team mate. whu
leading both leaguet for the
fme-run houOrs. smashed out an.
ther circuit drive. bringing his
Jial for the sea-on to ~ IL also
~ improved In his batting. his
1 NHaNE NA.Hna Nmm "a. .H.UaaU..U..N aHHH D.
|Atb a week ago.
= Other leading battera FOR - OF
Il Are games;
Neiil. Cleveland. .3Gs Cobb
n Detroit. ACT. Blue. Detroit, sos.
Miller, Philadelphia. aba.
lchhng. New York $50 Bassier
Detroit. .at9; Hooper. Chicago
gt. McManus. 81 Louis. ago.
Miller starts Climb
Lawrence "HnCk' Miller. tn,
frong man OF the Chicago Ma.
Nknals and former siugger Of th'
fAcitic Coast league. has startes
climb among the National league
isiiers that H. attracting con
tdcruble attention Miller slnmmes
l lut ~ hits In his last IS games
I. iIhis boosted hts average from
ado to abs. and landed him u
kItird place among the players wit
Ave participated IN % or NOR
@anies according to figures wnicl
ciude games Of "Wednesday,
kogers Hornsby 81 81 Loui
f%cutinues to top the hatteTs will
average OF .3gs. lie had rul
string OF home runs to II
iich II Far In front ~ his rival,
.tnk Gowdy OF Boston j. the run
W. ~ with a mark Of SIS
Max Carey. the fleet footed out
slder " the Pittsburgh .rratc'
Die three bases during the pas
Hook giving him "A string OF II 70
iiis speed was In q great wa
Hponsible for catching up ia
0hnHton ~ brooklyn fur the hon
In runs scored Zach hu
sistrred 81 times
other leading hattvrs rr Z
ames or mur
Higbee. Pittsburgh. ass. Dat
su, Cincinnati, asa; Kelly, Net
orb. Ahi; j. Smith 81 Iouil
80. Bancroft New York, .3Aa
fmes. Chicago. 8fs. DuncaI
nctnnati, $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

The reading room In room IL
Meiini building G2 Ia W. Central
avenue H. open daily, except sun
day and holidays, from lzSo TO
$50 y. m.
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Miss Ryan Victor
Over English Star

WIMBLEDON. Jaiy Try the
Associated Press. miss Elizabeth
Ryan Of California today won her
match ~ thu international grass
couF. tennis tournament here by
.Hefeatiag Miss Harvey. an English
Mayer. In straight sets. The cores
NE 90. ga.
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Qk1pHzchH}0dne|

Tu-sdny at 80 y. m. Bible
study Ia spanish BY Jose b. Key.
Wednesday ut D. M Meeting
Tor prayer as the home 0f W. j..
MauEer fgi West Roma.
Friday OF s p m Bible study az
the hall
Sentence sermon by Carl Armor-
ding ~ Gospel hall. when People
Become Slaves To- "a Fad They soon
Become Tyrauts"
broadway Christian Church
Corner broadway and Gold
willard 4 Guy. minister. us
South Walter; phone iG4H-M.
. 60 u M, Bible school
% o. m, Morning worship and
sermon Patriotic service by
children Of BABY Vacation Bible
school.
D. m EndeaVor needing
o. m. Evening worship and
srrmou sermon topic. Mans
Relation 10 God"
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston Philadelphia, T.
81 Louis iO cleveland ;.
No others scheduled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

San Francisco. 3. Seattle
Portland Z Loo Angeles. O.
Salt Lake Vernon. .
Sacramento. g. Oakland. 2 ~
.nnlngsl
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American League
Yesterdays Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston 3 brooklyn +.
New York q. Philadelphia 4
81 Loui- o Pittsburgh o.
Cincinnati p chicago. g.
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VI .. Church %t~paui-hu

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J. " Clutter. ul-fur
90 CO., sunday school
% u Boo sermon
@" 3d. W. Song service ana
sermon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01

wASfilNGTON-The president
signed the army appropriation Till
carrying t25I. 600 09o and proyid
ing for an enlisted personnel Of
10000 men and $4,000 officers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
FRIEND IN NEED
FRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs.H ardee Regard.
ing Lydia E. rinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Los Angeles. Calf. II must tell
you thatI am q true friend 20 Lydia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-01
Irrs, Isapslst Church

Corner broadway and Lead
avenue
Thomas 4. Harvey pastor.
residenc,. 22s North High street
phone iGft-J.
Public worship at II O. m and
s. q. m. Morning theme, Making
America Christian. evening
theme. How 10 Know God
Patriotic music at morning service.
Graded Blhte school 40 % m
Mems class at \. NJ g. a 80
"a M.
station 4. Forester avenue.
q 30 q m.
B Y. T. t"s. 2 . m.
Monfczumn Bnptist assembly.
July z Co &C.