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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
DURSUM WILL VOTE
FOR ARMS TREATY,
WIRES kIWAN|ANS
No Reply Yet Received
From Senator
Jones

United States Senator Holm O..
Bursum pledges himself to vote
Tor the ratification Of the diSarma-
mcnt treaty In the senate, and to
= his influence to get others to
vote for II In n telegram which was
received last night by II +. Rob-
sinson. ~sccreatry q the local XII
wants club. This telegram was re-
ceivcd In reply to oae sent him
from the Kiwaninns here urging
that he support this treaty.
Local Kiwanians tcicgraphed
both Senator Bur-um. and Senator
a. A. Jones following the receipt
OF a message from II. r Karr
national president o. the KlwAnls
clubs. asking that they do this.
As yet no answer has been receive
ed from Jones.
Karr stated In his message that
he II asking every kiwanls club
In the country to urge the senators
from their states to support the
ratification OF the treaty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Must Have Tickets
To Get Into c. of c.
Banquet on Tuesday

Tn" Chamber Of Commerce II
being swampcd with late appli-
cations for reservations at the
membership banquet to he held at
the Masonic temple Tuesday night.
but as the capacity IL limited. those
who had their applications IN be-
fore Thursday night Will get first
consideration
Tickets are being sent out to
all those who had their anpiica-
tiols In on time. and u Will be
necessary for them to present these
tickets az the door There wit be
ample reserved for them. ~
they all attend, q will take up all
or the available places, which
number a few over $50
Tho rest will he put on a waiting
list. and viii he given places u
there ARE any vacancies. n was
necessary to change the place from
the urmory 10 the Masonic tenn
pie, even though fewer can be ac-
cummodated hecause AZ the armo-
ry here no facilities for either
cooking or serving the meal. n
a. h a cold night. there would he
the added Inconvenience 81 made
duate heating facilities at the arr
mory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Colfax County
Likes Idea of
Vocational Circuit

The circuit idea In vocational ed
ucatlon Be- being enthusiastically re-
ceiVcd by four schools In Culiay
county. according to Ruth g. Tay-
Tor. state superintendent OF home
economies IN her recent visit
by this method four SCHOOL,
which would otherwise be unable
to Pho the work. are enabled 20
receive instruction in practical
cooking and sewing. one full
day each week IL devoted to the
work In home economics the une
being divided equally between sar
ment making. cookery and home
management.
The Instructor reports that the
community A. taking a great inter-
est In the work. In some schools
there nre several pupils who come
for this work alone.
While the equipment and faclii-
ties for carrying on the worH nrc
Of the simplest. tho character Of the
work done b. such as TO merit loyal
support from the community Tor
tho future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
a Spaniards Must
Take Examinations
To Remain in u. S.

United States Marshall Harm re-
turned yesterday from FL Paso.
where he took fnus rpRnish ma
tlonals who wcre taken from the
train here on Tuesday The Span
iards claimed that they had lived
In this country for several years.
but had taken a trip down into
Mexico. When they wanted 10 ~
turn to the United States they
afraid that they could not
pass the immigration examination
~ N" border ~ they hired m au-
tomobile In Juarez and had Il bring
them 10 fas Cruces whero they
took the train Monday night.
on their arrival here they
were arrested. and Harm took
them back 10 III pnso where they
made application 10 take the i'm
migration examinations. II IL not
believed that they will he allowed
to enter tho country because the
quota allowed nv law 20 enter this
country from Spain has already
been exhausted.
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Sport Briefs

At Cleveland Worlds bowling
record established when the Waite
Taxi hve-man team rolied i.2t3
In second game Of sensational se-
ries with Hawkeye Tires In Ar
cada Bowling league match.
At Louisville Ed C"Strang,er''D
Lewis defeated Garlic feBelge, OF
Belgium, In straight falls here.
Al Buffalo-Rocky Kansas. OF
buffalo. won judges decision over
Gene belmont. OF Memphis in 10
rounds
At Chicago - Worlds record for
hop, step and Jump broken by T.
T Hoskins, G a a, at track meet
~ i3lSt Infantry a a. Distance
~ 81 ITO made.
Al Boulder. col Greeley prov
ed surprise In state high school
basketball tournament by defeat
ing Colorado Springs nigh. 80 Ia
90. Pueblo Centennial defeated
Gunnison. a. TO a..
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Night
Summary

INDIANAPOLIS. Strike vote Of
soft coal miners completed
thronghop, the county Exact re-
turns unknown yet officials Of
United MiRe Workers of America
believe nine-tenths cast ballot for
nationwide waikout April 1.
BoMnAY-india's non-co-oper-
ZIONIST leader. Mohandns X Gand-
hi. arrested charged with scdiuon.
CONSTANTfNOrLE - Punitive
expedition against Greeks In Pom
tuns region bordering Black Sea.
started under Fothi Bcy Turkish
nationalist minister.
pICAYtNE. Miss - Tornado
does $50. 900 damage. One hurt
Left streets strewn with debris
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
A "Tar Heel" Discovery

twenty-five years ago. Druggist Lunsford
Richardson. Of Greensboro. North Carolina.
the Tar Heel" State. seeking a better way
to treat colds, hit upon a wonderful
formula. lie combined Camphor. Menthol
and certain volatile oils in the form Of a
salve. 30 that when applied TO throat and
d.est. Il not only penetrated and stimulated
like a lniment, but the ingredients were re-
leasedAs vapors By the body heat and inhaled
directly into the affected air passages. This
remedy. Nicks NapoRub. won instant local
favor and It's fame has spread, county by
county. state By state, until o Vieks Is q
family standby from coast 70 coast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

rcction OF the Home Missions
council.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner South Third Street and
W Lead avenue
Hov D. r Mcclure minister.
j. r. Bowyer. sunday school
superintendent
Mrs Ralph Smith. musical di-
rector
gt5 a. m. sunday school
100 n IN Service with SER
mon by Rev W Il .,oundy u -.
Anthem send on Thy Light.
Gounod.
Offcrtory duet Forever with
tho Lord stuinsr.
Evening service
G3Q D. M. Epworth League
z 80 9 m. Praise service with
sermon hy Mr. Mcclure.
Anthem "prgiac the lord o Ny
Soul Watson.
Offcrtorv solo; How Lovely are
Thy Dwelling Liddlo.
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Tigers 10 Play.

Mar. ii-Sn-lug
Ing OF tho Detroit Tigers will
the practice game stage at
|ia. Ga next week when
|Rer Cobb plans To stage five
y contests daily that he may
T., better line on his recruit
Hates Tor inficid hcrths.
Ileas1 ten days will elapse, ac-
bg to reports from the camp.
. any Of the IS men now on
viii he eliminated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Girls, Paint Roses
On Your Cheeks
With Dumb Bells

CHICAGO. March 1te-painting
roses In the checks Of young girls
with dumb wells Is advocated by
Or Martha Tracy, dean OF the
Women's Medical college In Phil
adclphia. Pa.
There H. nothing better than
five minutes with a pair OF dumb
bells n n girl wants red roses IN
her cheeks said Mrs Tracy. 1T
has the lu stick and the rouge
pot hnCl.nd OF the honrds"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Artesia to Nominate
City Officials

AIiIEHIN. \. NJ. Mar IL
mass meeting VIII be held here
Tuesday night FOR the purpose Of
nominating "a mayor, a city treas
urrr and -four councilmen, who viii
Dee voted on in the city election to
be- held April 4 A. this election
the people viii also vote on % $50
600 bond Issue Tor the purpose Of
Installing a sewage system.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Southwest Cattle
Show Opens Tonight
At Fort Worth

FORT WORTH Texas, March
1i.-DeleRates 20 the annual COM
vention Of the Southwestern cat
tie Raisers' association which will
he held here In connection With
the Southwestern Fat Stecr show
opening tonight. arr arriving from
every section OF the southwest.
James J. Jcffries. former heavy
weight pugilist champion II q viz
itor. judge X. NJ lands base
hall commissioner. Will be the guest
Of honor for the night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Highway From
Wichita to Ell Paso

BOSW ELL. y NJ. Mar H.
Agents ~ the Southwest Tran As
ISOLATION have been IN Roswell this
week 20 make preliminary arrange
ments Tor the marking of the uigh-
way which viii run from Wichita
Kan. 20 VI Taso. Tex This road
passes through Roswell and the
Chamber ~ Commerce here Will
cooperate with the men In mark
ing N" trail They are getting the
cooperation Of every town on the
proposed route
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STATE CAPITAL AND NEW MEXICO NEWS
Roswell Considers
Forest Fairgrounds
Especial to The Hcrald)

ROSWELL ~ NJ. Mar. ti-De-
volopmcnt of the mountain play
grounds ia the vicinity OF Roswell
H. being taken up by the Chamber
Of Commerce here. partly a. a re-
suit Of a talk given at the annual
members meeting Of the chamber
Tuesday The talk was given by
Forrest Supervisor Fred Arthur,
who described what other cities are
doing TO capitalize the assets q
accessible forests.
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Best of Natures Remedies

Nieks contains valuable ingredients brought
from distant oountries-Camphor from For
mosa. land Of head hunting savages, Menthol
from picturesque Japan: OIL Of Eucalyptus
from Tar Australia: OIL OF Juniper Tar from
Bedouin haunts Of Northern Afnca. Oh Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Clovis Elks
Elect Officers
Especial to The HcraId)

CLOVIS y NJ, March H.
The annual election OF Officers yf
the Clovis - =. O. r. was held
In the lodge room Wednesday owe
oning The following officers VIII
serve during the ensuing year
Exalted ruler D. s burns.
esteemed leading knight. John ID.
Brown; esteemed Loyal knight.
Willard SWuupy. esteemed lcctur-
Ing knight Felix Mandell. sccre-
tary. T. o. Herod. tyler. Bernard
la iondy
officer 90 inner guard and os-
quirc will Do, filled hy appoint
mcut u thH exalted ruler.
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Browns to Play Mobile.

louis. Mar. II The local
hre scheduled today to
tho Mobile Southern nssuc.a-
in tho first exhibition
~ the season at the local
l. training grounds In Mobile
her game with the Mobile
II on tomArfow-s ~srhedu.c.
Cardinals will play the Glove
Americans to-day at Dallas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
.Iolution Reported
| On in Tripol

lME. March lily the Aa-
led Press a revolution on
ke scale has broken out In
"a says q dispatch 10 the
II Monde from It's cor
pdcnt In the capital. The
y have cut the railway in
!. places and att. skod the
IN garrison.
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Alfalfa Growers
Meet at Artesia
tspccinl 20 Tho Hrraldl

ARTEStA y. NJ. Mar. IA
much larger membership b. the
object set by the Alfalfa Growers
association here at their annual
meeting held early in the week.
This was their annual meeting. and
the following officers were elected
for the year. W. n Hornbnkcr.
president Carl Martin. secretary.
directors. bryant Williams. Br.
bailey. Charles Rogers.
The association now has 100
members. Reports showed that
10000 tons Of hay were shipped
from the Artesia station during the
past year. and that prospects urc
tor larger shipments during the
coming season.
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NIGHr NIRpIANr TRIpS

FAEls Two large french air
plancA now uudty obstruction.
are being equipped with a lighting
ystcm and Instruments FOR aerial
navigation at night The nlan Is
to % night air expresses from
Paris 90 London.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

~ WIFI =
Rev. william Worthington. si.
A.
Holy communion 7.SO n. m.
Church school Service 9sfb n. m.
Morning Prayer sermon II "A. m.
Rev. VIM Chauncey Emhardt,
Phi, D., OF New York city will
preach.
Bible class organization. 4 y. m.
Evening Prayer and sermon 7 40
y. IN.
Topic: Andrew. the Saint OF the
Advent Season"
Lenten services during week;
Tuesday. $500 y. m. Rev. Dr.
Emhardt will deliver a lecture on
The Historic Character OF the
Greek Church and It's Relation to
Church Unity"
Wednesday. 400 p. m. Study OF
the Gospel according to St. Mark.
Bring your Bibles.
Thursday. Holy communion, 10
n m.
Friday. AIS y. m. chlldren's ser-
vice. Address. THE story Of tho
Boy Samuel on Confirmation"
Mothers are urged TO attend with
the children.
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PIrntcs nrcnk Camp.

|TTSbl RGh Ia. Mar. IL
Pittsburgh National league
nll club was expected To stage
~ workout today at the train
Suartcrs In West baden. Ind.
Then prepare for the trip to
Regular camp at Hot Springs.
The team Will leave West
tonight. Thc training pro-
was upset yesterday BY IN
mt weather
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NON.srnP NM MANI

HAMPSHIRE. Eng-TeEts have
made with a specially equip
ped uirplane flying al 100 miles an
rour. and collecting bags Of mail
from "a hirh wire withou; landing
This In the beginning Of what IL
planned as q nonstop air mail ex-
press
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11

|1IAS. Tex. Mar Ito
| baseball game between Iris
Cleveland American
|e team. which has been train
Ecre, and Branch Hickey = ~.
National league team. camp
~ Orange. Tex. will find the
|rs-up In the American league
'year pitted against the third
team OF the National lcguc
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EXHIBITION
BASEBALL GAMES
TODAY
Major League
to Have First
Test Under Fire

YORK. Mar. 1I.-Davo
will open the Fcason with
Giants In the lead-off position,
hs reported today In dispatches
. the worlds champions train
camp at San Antonio.
|cGraw will probably send
h In behind Bancroft. then
Nv with Young, and clean up
Frank Frisch. Irish Mcu-
may get the call for NTH po-
" and Long George Kelly will
|rixth.
Eisch's stick work In the game
the rockies yesterday clnched
cleanup position. He drove
ball out OF the park on a linn
L az ahout the same time Babe
II. fpukoe star. wns sending
Iaphefc on n record trip over
fence at New Orleans
|nmy Johnston. one OF the re-
ing Brooklyn Dodger hold
surprised Manager Robinson
rday by walking in camp at
sonville In time to get into
Regulars YRnnigans game.
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North Fourth Street Gospel Han

Npffh buttu Ntffft ttrpft nan
1900 North Fourth Street.
Sunday SchCJl and Bible class
nt g:i5 a. m. W g. Raabe. Supt.
II 90 n IN. breaking OF Bread la
remembrance OF the Lord ActA
2o:7 No preaching At THIS hour
) y. M. Preaching In Spanish
by Io-e r. Rey.
T31 y. IN. Gosp,' preaching by
Carl Amending Subject: The
Table OF Shewhread In tn. Taber-
nncle In the Wilderness Illus
iratcd by n beautiful model secur-
cd especially for this series Of ad-
dresses.
Tuesday at 73O D. m Bible
study In Spanish conducted by Jose
u. Rcy
Wednesday 500 y. m. Prayer
meeting at the home OF W T. Maui
ger. 70i West Roma venue
Friday. 7;4b y. m Bible study at
the hall.
Sentence sermon by Carl Armer-
ding 81 Gospel halt How should
Man be Just with God2" ''Being
Justified Freely by His Grace
Through the redemption that Is IN
Christ jesus"
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ST. rnui's EnalI-b Lutheran Church

Corner sixth ana silver,
Arthur NJ Knudsen. pastor.
9:45 a. m. sunday school 4
W. Krnemor. Supt.
1900 a m, Morning worship
Sermon by the pastor. Them,
1.-THE Pathway ef Rejection. &C.
ond In series on the Prophecy Of
the Passion. Isaiah. So. Brief but
important special meeting Of con-
Rregation following this service
Special music. solo. The King 81
love My shepherd Is" CCoNford-
MoirD
s;aO y. m Christian EndesvGr
Meeting Topic. Habits Good and
Bad" Leader. Miss Marie schad-
ell
1880 p M. Evening Worship. The
pastor will give the message. sub
icct. 'Caihphas. the EcciesiastiC
Anthem, More Love TO Thee. O
Christ" (SmithD
For the week. Monday, T:{A D.
M. Meeting OF Lutheran Brother
hood at the church. with discussion
OF Weekday Religious Educa-
ton"
Wednesday, 7i5 p. m Prayer
meeting.
Thursday sso n m sowlnl
meeting Of Ladies Aid society a.
the home Of Mrs e. q. Simonson
sos W Lead avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-11
Chicago Nationals Play.

Mar. 1.-THE Chi
Nationals were ready to meet
pos Angeles club OF the Pa
Coast league today In an vf-
TO max, up for the defeat
led them by the Portland club
be- exhibition game yesterday
Filing TO word from the coast.
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OF ~spasmodie Group Also. Ia cooling. scoth.
ing qualities make Il useful every day for cuts.
burns bruises stings and itching skin
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ITrsl CONGREGATIONAL ChurcI,


Corner Coal and South Broad
way.
Harold s. Davidson. Pm. D..
minister.
Residence 62s South Waiter
street.
Church school NJ ~; 10 o'clock
sharp J. u Jones superintend-
ont. Orchestra meets for rehear-
shl at 9;4b.
Morning service at II. Subject
of sermon; rs America to be
Christian =" a quartet will sing.
Morning and Evening" by oak
ley.
Christian Endcavor at $50 sub
iect; Habits, Good and Rad "
(Prov. ~4;23-27: Heb. ~iO.23-2b)
Leader. Laurence Phlibrick
Evening service Al 7:8O. Subject
~ sermon: ''Ihe Wonderful Pos
sibilities ~ Thought Control" Spe-
olai music.
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The greatest exhibition OF team
work which has been seen on the
armory floor this season was dis
played when the Albuquerque High
team came into action. They
easily outciaSsed any team which
had played before them. and las
Vegas High school wns helpless
before them. The score Was 81
% az In favor Of the local boys.
The las Vegas team made the
first point OF the game with n free
throw. and that was the last time
that they were on the long end Of
he score. The Albuquerque team
wns not shooting up 10 standard,
but for headwork and passing they
look like the best contendera for
the Matson trophy. Las Vegas ~
weak on guards. but II u q team
that n trained to the basket and
shoots with accuracy.
Malroim Long was easily the star
Of the evening. followed By Benja-
min. Long while plnying a tight
game az guard. made good eight
field goals and n number 81 free
throws. Benjamin. ns usual was
there with the hend work.
Efnf nauVvs
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Presbyterian Church

frf~DN tfrtnu tuufth
Corner Ftfth and silver.
e:45 a. m. Sunday school + T.
Cristy. Supt
II % m. Morning worship
Sermon subject Gods watch
men
Anthem. "Thc Lord l. My
Light
s.i5 p. m. Christian Endeavor
Topic. Habits, Good and Bad
Leader. Ruth Hopkins.
p, m Evening Service.
An cvnngeliatic sermon
Solo. Miss lrma Wolkinr
A conference on In ian affairs
will he held In the church Tues
day and wednesday under IN. d.
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CcntrnI Avcnnc NIcthodI.t

Central and Arno.
Rev. c. G. Bigbce. pastor.
$3.50 n. M. Church school. Mr..
J y. Major. supt.
1900 n. m. Morning Worship.
Sermon subject; How to Become
Rich"
ESQ .. m. Young peoples meet
ing. Mr.. Harris Gross, president.
1880 p. m. Address 10y DR. w.
r. Roundy. OF New FORK city. as
sociate secretary OF tho Home Mis-
Sions Council and member OF the
Committee OF Indian Work for
North America.
Special music AZ 10th the morn
ing and evening preaching services,
under the direction OF Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Bradford.
4 hearty welcome to n home-like
chulch.
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How Vicks Should Be Used

For S~pssmodle Group. Chlidren's Colds-
Rub Nicks over the throat and chest until the
dilheul; breathing is relieved. then sprend on
thickly and cover with a hot flannel cloth.
One application at bed time usually prevents
q night attack OF Group,
For Head Colds, Asthma, CaiArh. Hay
Fever -Nicks should be melted In a spoon
and the vnpors inhaled, OF a little can be
appliedup the nostnlsand mufed up the head.
for Deep Chest Colds. Sore Threat, Toa-
silitis, Bronchitis, Coughs -Nicks should be
applied over the throat and chest-if neces-
ary. FIRST using bot, wet cloths 90 open the
pores OF the skin-then rubbed IN well until
the skin Is red. spread on thiekiy and covered
with one or two thicknesses Of hot flannel
cloths, II the cough Is annoying. swallow
small pieces the sire OF a pea.
Used AZ . Llniment. Poultiee or Piastsr-
On account OF It's penetrative and uhefacient
effect, Nicks has been found excellent for
Bites. Boils. Bruises, Frost bite. Muscular
Soreness. Poison Ivy. Sunburn, Headache,
Neuralgia and Sore Calloused Feet.
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Corner Broadway ana Lead ave.
nue. Thomas T. Harvey. pastor.
Phone gsat-J
Public worship at II a. m. and
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THEN a cold goes down deep
NV threatens to turn into bron-
chitis or pneumonia-with
soreness. tight breathing and a heavy
hollow cough, apply hot wet cloths
over throat and chest 10 open pores
ofskin. Then rub Vicks in well until
the skin is red. Spread or thickly
and cover with hot flannel cloths, and
arrange the bedding loosely so that
the healing vapors will be inhaled
all night.
The p%enetrative and stimulative
effect OF Vicks thru the skin helps 70
relieve tightness and congestion. At
thesametime ,thevapors ,inhaledwith
each breath. carry the medication
direct to the lungs and air passages.
Ideal Treatment for Children
Mothers like to use Vieks for children. II
avuids dosing and upsetting their s,omAchs.
When the kiddies come in wet and shifting"
Nicks Is applied to prevent colds. II keeps
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Rub 1t On for Deep Chest Colds

ABSORBED, like a liniment, and, at the same time,
INHALED, as a vapor, Vicks gets Immediately into
congested, inflamed air passages.
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Thyme from smiling Southern France and
OIL OF Turpentine from DIXIE.
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1880 D. m, Dr Bruce Kinney Of
Denver. Colo, will speak at the
morning hour OF worship. Even
ing subject. The Ninth Command
ment- or the Sin of Lying Tho
pastor viii speak at this. service
and will tell why everybody stop
ped going to the Baptist church.
Special music features: An
thems Like As a Father (kirk-
patrick when l Awake" dor
enz) Morning offertory, Kept
for the Master" (Snnkey). will Dc
sung by Miss Faith Iiine.
Graded bible school 9:fb a IN.
n. y Mallory. superintendent.
Mem class meets at Y. NJ. G.
A. at 30 a. m. y. W. Pratt,
president
School at station a. Forester
avenue 9t5 a. m. W. =. Car
mony superintendent.
Junior and Senior Unions. $50
u. M
A ton-piece orchestra will play
at evening service. A number will
be baptized. Strangers aud visi-
tors Will find "a welcome.