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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
Shrine Club Is
Formed in Clovis
fsnrclnI 20 The Hernldl

CLOVIS. n NJ. March is-A
Shrine club with a membership Of
90 hi organized IN Clovis Monday
tight w H Duckworth was
elected president and G A liza ch
was made secretary treasurer.
Thirty five OF forty novices are cN-
pectod TO be initiated before the
end Of the mouth The club b. plan
ming TO hold "a ceremonial In the
high school auditorium March Is.
ans committees have been appoint
cd Tor the various features a. fof-
lows. Printing committee. A. W.
Johnson George Roach Bert Cur.
less v 81 Chapman. ! y Smock
rcfreshment committee A Z. Dil-
lon, John Howard, w. y Hereby
arrangements committee A. Man
dell, Russell HarGw.-H e. a. Ill
lon, parade committee. ~ a MIL
Ter. j H McGhUe. Ed J. Scer. J.
s. tindley, c. $ Melton. dance
committee. Hamlin Overstreet. 4.
a. Blue. Hobart Miller finance
committee O. = Kuykendatl and
: A Jones
Ballet Abyad Temple ~ Alhu.
querquo will furnish their patro.
ana parnphernalia. occupying ON
sleeper aud q baggage car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
State and Capital News
Roswell Merchants
Have Big Plans for
Seasons Activity

ROSWELL, n NJ. March is
\ number Of plans suggested at n
meeting OF retail merchants OF Ros-
well held during the week. viii be
carried out ~ a summer program.
The suggestions include acquain-
lance trips 10 be made 20 various
parts Of the state. better ncquatn-
lance with what farmers In the Vi
cinity are doing. better community
Ealesmanship FOR the merchants
themselves. closer relationship ar-
tween employers and employee.
and a credit arrangement for their
own protection.
II was also unanimously vote .
that la case OF m emergency the
merchants would turn out to assist
fruit farmers TO light their smudEr-
when frost was predicted or app
preaching.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
200 Cattlemen Are
Expected at Meet
At Las Vegas
tsi. cIaI 40 The IIrrnid)

LAS VEGAS. n. NJ. March Ia
Two hundred and fifty members of
tn New Mexico Cattle and Horse
growers association are expected
to De- here March 20 and n 20 ht-
tend the annual convention OF the
organization. In addition many
cnttlemen whose business IL closely
allied with the livestock industry
and many pleasure seekers are eN-
pccied 20 be here. Sevcnty-five
rooms have been reserved In Las
Vegas homes. which the Chamber
OF Commerce takes to Indicate that
tuily 500 people are coming. ns
only about one-half the rooms re-
puirod h. reserved In advance.
The auto and style show. March
~ 20 and 81. will furnish enter
tninment for the visitors and the
convention will be followed on
March 22 by a big Hereford dis
play and sale at the armory by II.
A Wilmington OF la Cucya
Secretary Estes Of che Chamber
! OF Commerce says the city Il pro-
pared to take care OF all visitors
who mas rome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
d Cross to Have
Drive for Russians

be executive committee OF tho
Cross at It, meeting last
'sday night appointed Mrs.
Re Wheeler. OF 1901 North
street. az chairman OF "a COM
e TO handle a drive in Thu
.que during Easter week for
! elief OF Russian children This
n was taken after a letter had
! received from the national
! quarters Of the organization
esting that this drive be put
g city will be canvassod for
: and clothing for the Russian
1 rem, whom. the letter points
,ta be in great need coiiec-
/ will be made OF an donations
for the present they will he
Rare OF at the home Of Mrs
Bier. Later II IL planned "a
a room near the business cen
or the storing OF these goods.
Intensive drive will only last
he week. but the receiving 81
fibutions will not stop when
week IL over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
odow Reported to
: Recovering From
Accident Yesterday

'rker Goodow. local real es-
man, who received several
cuts aud bruises from falling
: when a portion OF thu roof
lie old Occidental building on
Central avenue was blown off
'dav. IL reported as improved
doing well today. He was
ia two persons who were in
when galvanized iron roofing
torn from tho building and
bed To Central avenue.
Goodow was driving by In
| utomObile and falling wood
4 iron struck him Several
machines. which we're un-
4 led. were badly damaged.
Estos. who occupied a room
.e top floor OF the damaged
(Ang. and whose finger WIS
n by falling glass, was the
person injured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
WOOL MEN CHOOSE
ALBUQUERQUE FOR
| 1928 CONVENTION
Prager Miller Reflect.
ed President of
Association

| Members OF the New Mexico
DOL Growers association chose
2 same officers which they have
Id for the past year for another
ar before adjourning their nine
enth annual meeting here yes
|rday. They also selected Albu-
.erque ms their next convention
~, the convention to be held
xt spring on some date TO be
ranged by tho executive board
tho fall.
Prayer Miller. Of Roswell. was
animously elected president OF
II association: Manuel b. Otero.
To president, and Miss Bertha
nson. secretary and treasurer.
, O. Tracy. OF Carlsbad: r. j.
german. OF Roswell. and J NJ.
lreia, Of Albuquerque. were
cited to fli the three places on
executive board which became
can't this year.
fhele was a feeling throughout
va days OF the arsiuhi meet
this year tina, Improvements
the wool growing industry arc
IL ahead. Conditions were rec
nized as much better than last
ar. but most OF the addresses
icated that sheep men still
We an upgrade pull ahead OF
IN to put their business on a
xifitabIe basii
committee was appointed 10
ifer with tho executive board of
New Mexico Cattle and Horse
overs association. which will
ct tomorrow afternoon at Las
gas. The object OF this confer
. will have To do with some
eement on meeting the prob
OF taxes on livestock The
mbcra OF the committee are:
liam u. Morley, Frank Bond,
INK Hubbell and Harry Kelly
his II not n closed committee.
any members Of the Woo
,wers' association who happen
be In Las Vegas tomorrow viii
called into the conference Pra.
Miller will head the commit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18

Lydia r. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Com.
pound advertised so much and II did
so many people good that ! began To
take Il myself. | am feeling fine now
and every ono tells mo they never saw
me hooking 50 well. live on n farm.
do all my work, and have three little
gir.s 10 take care Of. | am recon-
mending this medicine 10 my friends
and know II will help them II they
use Il like | do. - Mrs. HERBERT
LoNo, r. n. 2, Box 7. Larwill, Indiana.
Many women keep about their work
when II a. a great effort. They are
always tired out and have no ambi-
ton. When you are In this condition
give Il prompt attention.
Take LYDIA f. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMPOUND. for IL Is especially adapt
ed q correct such trouhlNA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
|1RK STARTS
| ON NEW HOTEL
,rce Begins Clearing
Site for the New
Building

ctual work on the new Alhu-
Irlue hotel began this morn
when wreckers took charg Of
Pappe bakery building.
he Springer Transfer company.
ling the contract for the rN-
alton. were prepared with 4 big
q Of men and teams 90 begin
excavation work NJ I o'clock
afternoon Mr. Garfield. the
{ contractor. who L. on the
ind. said he was ready to push
econstruction forward under fun
I'm.
dney Well who after conduct
fhe campaign for the hotel sub
ntion. IL now directing the col
4 on Of the subscriptions, said
N the response To the call Tor
d from subscribers vas bring
'tnn increasingly favorable re-
!. nAe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Ghureh.

Corner Gold Ave and Arno 81.
Carl Schmid pastor, Residence
goo South Arno street.
sunday school g:ib a. m.
Services In the German language.
o:4b n m
Services In the English language,
II n m.
Tho subject Of both sermons viii
be- The Allegory Of Hagar and Su-
rah.
Wednesday evening AZ 30
o clock i.entcn services will he held
In the English language and Fri
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
Portales Will Sell
Vans in California

PoRTALEs. n NJ. March Is
In keeping with plans TO create "a
market in California for PortaleS
valley yams. Seth 4. Morrison. sec
Rotary Of the portaleS Valley Sweet
Potato Growers association has
gone 20 California for consultation
with wholesalers He will visit
both l.os Angeles and a Fran
cisco and u IN expected that the
trip will result In n large number
Of ears Of yams being shipped 90
California this year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
Grant County Grand
Jury Indicts 33

SILVER CITY. y NJ. March IS
The grand jury Of Grant county
which has just completed ~ spring
term here. returned 83 tSu bills
and II mo" bills. The jury also
made Investigations Of the county
and state Institutions here and re-
turned n number Of recommend
lions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
of Still
Goes to Jail

SANTA Re March 1S.-Ed Tor
q Of Dawson was fined $3.50 and
costs by Judge Nehlett In the fed
cral our yesterday afternoon and
committed to Jail In default Of pay
mont on n charge of possessing a
still for the making of whisky.
FELIX Armiio pleaded guilty 20
n charge Of passing a forged war
risk Insurance check for So SO and
also to forgery Of the name Of Mrr
T. c Armijo on the back
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
Silver City Is
Center of Great
Mining Activity

SILVER CITY. y a.. March is.
Mining activities both on Chlor-
ide Flats and Boston hill near here
are 90 be resumed. according to re-
ports The former location nj a
number Of years ago ms of tho
bonanza silver finds OF the country
and yielded millions OF dollars
worth 81 the white metal.
The mines on Boston hill will DO
largely for iron and manganese ore,
which win be produced on a large
scale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
Chri-iinn s,icncr society.

womans club building SIS W.
Gold avenue.
sunday services Al II a m
Wednesday testimonial meeting
at $3.50 y. m.
sunday school nj 9:fs a m
The reading room in room ~.
Melini building, fi2a West Central
avenue. Il open daily except sun
days and holidays, from . 30 "a
8 30 y. IN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18

" IN NV aH N'h
out and had no
ambition, was cr-
|vous and dizzy
land Everything
seemed to worry
me and ! had aw-
frl pains in my
fright side. ] felt
badly about four
yenrs and could
not do my work as
liz should have
been done. | saw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18

The church of Christ meets each
Lord day on the corner OF Arno
and Tiierns Ave
Song services. 10 Ia 10 30 n. ~.
Dihle study. 10; 30 to II "A m
Communion, II 10 ii;i5 a. IN.
Preaching hy Elder Upton. be-
ginning at il:ib TO ~ IA. Also
prcching evenings the following
week. Everybody = Invited to at
tend these services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18

VI. 4. Church. snanIsh.

j W Clutter pastor
Mrets In Mooso hall
10 a. M. sunday school.
II u m, Service with sermon.
Harwood quartctte will sing
1850 D. m: Song service AMI
sermon In Bdrelns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
ALWAYS TIRED
NO AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy, Every.
thing Seemed toWorry Me.
How | Got Well

Larwill, Indiana. My back was
so bad l could not do my washing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18

day evening nj 1850 o'clock In the
German language. The Fourth
Word OF the Dying Redcemer will
II. the topic OF these sermons. My
God. My God. why Hast Thou For
mkcn Me?"
"a PsuI's English Lutheran Church
Cor. Sixth and silver. Arthur
N knuds-n. pastor.
9tb n. m; Sunday school. A.
W. kraemer, Hupt.
II a m; Moving worship. Tile
pastor will spcak on The Pathway
OF Suffering, third sermon In Sc
rics on The Prophecy Of the Pas
sion. Anthem, The Blood
Bought Mercy Seat" tstOwell-
NelsonD
$40 y. m: Christian EndeaVor
meeting Topic. Following Christ.
Leader. Miss Margaret Blank.
1880 p m: Evening worship.
Message by the pastor on "Pilatc.
the Judge. Solo. O Lord. re-
member Mo" tRoma), Miss Es,ella
Brodell
Wednesday. 7sss p. m: Prayer
meeting.
Thursday 2 y. m: Meeting Of
Women's Missionary society OF the
church.
Presbyterian Church.
Corner Tifh I'D Silver. a. \.
Cooper and &. X. Mexican. paators.
q:tb a M sunday school 4.
u. Cristy, supt.
~ a. m. Morning worship. Ev-
cry Member Canvass Day. Ser
-. HNFs.-..n.lN - 0AN-H HNlIANH
Thou Nv Hand tBriggsl. Miss
Stortz. Mrs Carey. Mr.. barrow, MIR,
burton.
G:46 D. m. Christian Endenvor.
Leader. Horace Moore. Topic
what Does Following Christ Meant
T:4h - m; Evening service. ~ r.
mon; Rewards of Christian Liv-
inR Music-Quartette,
Midwcek prayer meeting, We'd
nesday as o. m; Topic; What
T. tho Secret Of Success in Iife7''
First baptist Church.
Corner broadway and Lead ~
nue. Thomas r. Harvey, pastor
Phone 233t-J.
Graded Bible school at4h u m
y. 4. Mallery. superintendent
Mems class meets at V NJ g. 4
NJ . 80 n. m y W Pratt, pres.
ident.
school at station \. Forester
Ave. 9tfb r. m. W y Carmony
suncrintcndent.
Public worship At II n m an,
/. 20 n m. Morning subject: Fer
& m - The Compromising
church Evening subject: Thu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al
writers. If you so desire, they
viii gladly assist you in word
ng your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18

special music features; Anth-
ems. II VIII ESalt Thee" (Shaw-
Kerr. and Grace All Awaiting
U~iilenasD: morning offertory,
Mar Of Gnlilee CTowner) will 10
sung IS r. =. Woodruff Ten
Inc seryice.
-
Central Aycuuc ,t.. hodIst gi,urrl,.
r..,.. -. -. ~ -.
- ui. Nv" Us"
h .aaJ o.oo Al.
s'"oo, ssv = m "'
g.
mn sun..., ~ +,
In,gnrip 7 .asmn a'so"n 10
usrrrls co. as. ""
Eye,,ng sarrh'o e.sn -, sr,-
l.r, a 70, po..on Eo,nd :.
-
p..... n..-. %,
""""' ."'""" ,h"r'h.
Corner broadway ana Gold VII
,sru Guy munster 10 y WAL
ter Ihone lef9-W
$3.50 a. m, bible school
II a. M" Morning worship ana
sermon. Sermon topic; The
o angerou- lnudel
his" D. NJ school OF missions
Mlssionary play by the senior
group
'iau y. m evening worship. ser
mon topic samnel-The Proph'
~ Mrs W J.. ~
charge or music.
-. I-
'"s' "''"""n-' 'p'r'"p"i 'hufch
Cor. south Third street and WcsI
Lead avenue Rev II. r. Mcclure
minister. j. = bowyer SUNDAY
school Supt. Mrs ralph smith
musical director
9:4b a. m, Sundny school
II n m service with address bi
Mrs Anna l. towers, Held score
tary OF the W ". ~. society Anth.
IN Te Deum IN Y tAshtordi
nii.rtofy 500 Ihe Mighty Got
hith spoken tNhsel.
Evening service b.ao y. M, Ep
worm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18
Qk61HrchH3Wdoo

immaculate Conception Church
North Sixth street.
(Jesuit Fathers)
Sodnlity mass 1900.
Chiidren's mass Cfor children
only S;t5.
Low mass o;ib.
High mass and sermon 1880.
Evening service 1880.
81. Juhn's Cathedral.
Holy communion third sunday
In Ient) 7;30 a. m.
Church school service a.fh a IN.
Morning prayer and sermon.
His Holy Temple. Heb 2: 90.
Church Architecture and tho De-
velopment OF Dogma.
Bible class. 4 y. m. Rev. Wor-
Ellington will repeat his address de-
iivercd before the Woman club on
Methods OF Bible study"
Evening prayer, 1870 y. m. Ad-
dress; What Thinketh We OF
Christi Series on the Christian
Year. ~. Francis OF Assist and
the shadow OF the Cross.
Week day services:
Tuesday. Mar n. Bishop How
den win deliver q lecture on The
Anglo-SaXon Church and Its Iniu'
encc on Anglo-SaXon Civilization.
"Wednesday. 4 D. M Studies IN
81. Mark.
Thursday. 10 a. m. Holy com
munion
Friday. 4 y. m Childron's ssr
vice. The Story OF a Twelve
Year Old Boy.
The cathedral Bible class;
The following program has been
outlined FOR March ~ and &c by tho
members OF this class.
Mar. 10, 4 D. m: Address by REV
Worthingtun- Methods OF Bib,
study.
Mar. 26. 4 y m: The Book Oi
Leyiticus. by Mrs. r. W Harden.
Both Of these addresses nav
been delivered before local sath'
erings and are repeated by request
Aftcr each meeting there II a socia
period for friendly greeting The
meetings are open to the public,
Nazarcnc Church.
l. l. Gaincs. Telephone ta7Q-N
Sunday. g:ib a. m; classes tot
all. W. Il. Kinsworthy. supt
Preaching. II "a M. and 1850
y. m.
y. T. s. ESQ y m
Prayer meeting Wednesday. : 81
D. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18

Special music features; Antn-
ems. II WIN ENalt Thee (Shaw-
kerr. and Grace All Avaiiing
(~LiilenasD; morning offertory.
Man Of Galilee' tTowner) will lie
sung ~ r. y Woodruff Ten
piece orchestra viii play a, oven
Ing service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-18

day evening at 1850 O'Clock In tho
German language The Fourth
Word OF the Dying Redcemer will
be the topic OF these sermons. My
God. My God. why Hast Thou For
mken Me-"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

Manufacturing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08

Packard :-25 Twin-Six Limoueine--
Fine upholstery, good condition.
Just the car for the season.
1921 studebaker Touring--5 pass. cx-
ceilent condition a very attractive
buy.
1891 Jordan Sedan--Just repainted and
In good mechanical condition.
1921 Buick Touring--7 pass. Original
paint still good
1921 Hudson Speedster--Overhaule
repainted. body blue. running gear
red q handsome job.
1921 Paige Tourins--5 pass, excellent
mechanical condition. repainted.
1921 Peerless Coupe-Just the car for
the coming season. Repainted and
mechanically good.
1920 Bu!els Touring--Popular light
car. repa!nted.
1919 Peerless Sedan---A fine family
incloEed car In good condition.
1919 Peerless Touring-Repaintcd ma.
room.
81 Cadillac TourinR--Tires. paint and
motor all IL good order.
Packard Twin-Six Demonstrating Car
--7-paSs. touring. repainted, same
warranty as II new.
Packard Twin-Slx Coupe-Rcpainted
and In excellent condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-08
PACKARD TWIN-SIX
" USED CARS
TOURINGS--$450 UP
CLOSED CARS-$750 UP
THIS WEEKS LOW PRICES APPLY ON ALL THESE VERY
DESIRABLE CARS AS WELL AS OTHERS NOT LISTED.

oole Snort Modei--Only driven 1900
miles. Like new.
1871 Ford ssdan--A car that will sell
quickly
1881 Lexington Sport Modcl-Snappy
looaing car, repairted maroon.
1871 Dodge Roadster---ln good condi-
tIon throughout.
1911 Buick Sedan--Almost like new In
appearance and good mechanically.
Excellent value from, every angle.
1870 Hudson Touring-Low mileage;
good condition.
1870 Chandler Touring--Good mcchan.
,lcaI condition and repainted.
1919 Oldsmohile Touring--Good condi.
,tion throughout.
IS Cadillac I.andaulet epaintcd blue.
A stylish closed car; good inechan-
ical condition.
Hudson Super-S!S Limousine 49, Re-
painted. Very desirable family in
closed car.
Packard 3.35 Twin.Six Limousine
pass. painted Packard blue, West.
inghouse air springs. Fine mechan.
-icaI condition.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-09-05
Arrest Four Men
On Murder Charge

Memphis, Sept. 3.-Frank A. Mill
er, Seth w. Poston, Albert Johns and
'harles Moak, said to be striking
railroad workers, were arrested to-
day on warrants charging murder in
Connection with the ambuscade anG
fatal wounding of Chales n. Lanier,
risco system shop employee, who
with two other men, was fired on
from ambush while en- route from
his home to the Frisco shops in south
Memphis yesterday.
Poston, according to a police an
nouncement, confessed to implication
in the attack on the automobile in
which Lanier, Audie S. Carroll, also
a Frisco employee, and Clarence
Stevens, shop foreman, were riding
when they were fired on.
Poston, Johns, Moak and Miller,
Wno declared themselves to be strik-
ing railroad shopmen, tonight con-
fessed, according to the police, that
hey were implicated in the ambus-
cade which resulted in the fatal
wounding of Charles H. Lanier, non
MON Frisco shop worker, but do.
clared it was not their intention to
kill Lanier and that the ambush was
arranged merely to frighten Clar.
ence B. Stevens, a shop foreman, ons
CT the two other men in the car with
i I. I-II IL
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-09-05
Dedicate Monument to Brazil

Washington, Sept. 5.-A massive
monument, known as Friendship, VI
and presented to Brazil by the United
States Committee for Brazilian Me-
mortal, will be dedicated shortly af-
ter the opening of the centennial ex-
position at Rio Thursday.
The statue, erected through dona.
tions by American business leaders
interested in improving commercial
relations between the United States
and Brazil, measures 25 meters and
48 centmeters in height and re-
sembles in design the statue of Lib
erty.
John L. Merrill, chairman of the
memorial committee, who inaugural
ed the movement to present Brazil
with lasting memorial as "as an
expression of friendship on the part
Of the United States," received the
approval of Secretary Of State
Hughes for it before public contri-
buttons were asked.
Inc selected design Tor the me-
mortal consists of a colossal figure
in bronze, symbolic of Friendship,
holding in her right hand sprig Of
laurel, and supporting with her left
hand tE sS Brazil and the Unit
sd Stsse {tertwined with laurel and
palm, Indicative of prosperity and
peace. The main figure is supported
on an imposing pedestal of stone, en-
riched with bas reliefs and at the
base are four standing figures. There
is inscribed statement that the
monument is the gift of the Ameri-
can people. Charles Keck, of New
York, is the sculptor.
A site for the memorial was pro-
vided by the Brazilian government
on the Avenida Presidente Wilson
near the harbor. The committee
which arranged details in this coun-
try was formed to act for the Ameri-
can Chamber of Commerce in Bra
zil in securing nation wide support
throughout the United States.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-09-05
FORGET 1T.

Has friend or a neighbor been
strangely unkind,
And you're aching to make him
regret it?
Don't give him in anger "piece OF
your mind"-
Just hold your tongue, and "forget
it."
Are your motives impugned when
you stand for the right?
1t will anger you sore if you let it,
Don't roar like lion that's spelling
tofight--
Consider the source, and "forge,
it,"
Is work never ceasing? The way
bleak with toll?
Does encouragement seem to besel
itf
They ne,er can o'ercome who from
labor recoil--
Keep your eye on the goal, and
forget IT,
Has luck been against you in ven.
lures you've made?
Has fortune frowned grim wher
you've met it?
Don't give way to senseless, unseen.
ly tifade--
Keep pegging away, and forget
it,
Does the honor you sought your rival
adornf
Just wind up your hope and reset it.
There ara honors untaken and glories
unborn--
SO turn loose your crouch, and
forget it."
The Continent.