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SIX.
THE EVENINO HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N. II., SATURDAY, JUNE 20. 1914.
The Land
of Broken
Promises
A Stirring
Story of the
Mcx icon
Revolution
a?
DANF. COOLIDGE
mtmOm-f "lb. H(l.itnf rod. "HM4r.
Viman." "lit I ask' kmm
HJuitalimhVON J. LAVIN
tCoernsni. 114, by i-iauk A. Mima ay .J
If 'outlniicil from -wtcriUy.)
"Yea, I'm Jt'lui ! ' answered Hooker
harshly; "Jealous im th devil! Ami
I want )on to keep that promise, ane?"
"Aw, hud " begun lw Cancoy In
credulously; but Hooker silenced dim
llh a look. 1'erliupe he wn really
Ji'Hluua, or perhaps tie naly said an to
have hla way, but I'hil auw thai he
was In earnest, and he went quietly
by Ma aide.
Hut love hud art hla brain In a
whirl, and ho thought no mora of hla
promise only of some subtler way of
meeting hla Inamorata, some way
whl-li Hud would full to see.
CHAPTER XIII.
For sixty deye and mom, while the
weather hud been turning from cold
to warm unit they had bwn lahorliig
feebly to rli'ar away the great elide
at loose rock that covered ud tha
ledge, tha Ragle Tall mine had re
mained a mystery.
Whether. Ilka tha old Kagle TaO at
frontior fable. It was to rich tint only
the eagle's head was needed to turn
tha chunk la to twenty -dollar (old
idocna; or whether, like many other
frontier minus. It waa nothing but a
bole In the grouud. waa a natter still
to be settled. And Dud, for one, waa
determined to settle It quickly.
"Come 00." he aald. ae Foil heal
Uted to open up the way to the lead;
"we got month, maybe lees, to get to
itbe bottom of this; and than the bills
Will be lousy with rebels. If the a
nothing here, we want to find ot I
bdoui ii guic akin end If we
strike It, by grab, they ain't enough
red "aggers In aonora to pry sue
'loose from It. So abow these bombre
wbnre to work and we'll be up agaluatj
.rock by the end of the woes
. The original Eagle Tall tunnel had
I been driven Into the aide of a steep
I hill; q ateep. In fact, that the looae
lehule stretched In long alioote from
the base of the frowning porphyry
dikes that crowned the tope of tha
hllla to the bottom of the canyon. On
lthcr aide cf the discovery gulch
laharp ridges, perforated by the gopher
lioii a of the Mohican and the ancient
workings of Uie BpautarJs, ran di
rwlly up the hill to meet '.he contact
jllut It waa against the fare or the big
(ridge Itself that Kruger had driven
this drift and explialed hla giant blast
lof dynamite, and the whole alopu bad
rbeou altered and covered wiUi a slide
,ot rock.
Aralnet this elide, fn fne days when
they were marking time, Hud and hli
pardner luid directed their energies,
throwing r,c loose stones aaldo. build
ling up walla agulual the etlp, and
'clearing the way to the solid echlst
(There, somewhere beneath the jumble
of pewderrtven rock, luy the ledge
which. If they found It. would make
Ihoin rich; and no w ith single Jack
lurid drill, they atta.kcd the runt hug
ifragnioiita, blasting them Into pieces
,aud groveling deeper until they could
irtrlke the contact, where the aclilet
laud porphyry met and the gold apray
llttd spewed up between.
It u slow work; slower than th
had thought, and the gang of Mexl
kaua that they hud hired for muckers
'were man el ii of ineptitude. 2eft tc
jtlieiiieelvee, they accomplished noth
(Ing. since each problem they encoun
iterud aeetued to present to them some
lelement of Insuperable difficulty, to
,eolve which they either went Into can
cua or waited for the boee. Mean
wiille tbey kept themselves awake by
lainoklng clg-iret'eii and telling stories
iSib-jul Lleruardo Hravu.
To the Mrnlcut.a of Honors Bernardo
Bravo was the poraouirlcatlon of all
the malevolent qualities) be being a
bandit chief who bad turned first gen
eral and then rebel under Madero
land the fact that be bad at lust been
.driven out of Chihuahua and therefor
.over Into rJonora, made bla malevo
'leuee all tbo more Imminent,
I'lidoubtedly, somewhere over to 0i
leant, where the Hurras towered like a
i blue wall, Reraurdu and bla outlaw
'followers wets gailicrlng for a raid,
and the mid would bring death to So
mora.
! He waa a bad man, this) Dernarde
.Iiravo, and If half cf the current ato
rice were true, he killed men when
ever they failed to give r.lm money,
aod waa never too hurried to take a
fair daughter of the country up behind
htm. provided ahu took hla lunry.
- ....... .
i es, euri iy n was a baa man but
Ui4t did not clear away the rock.
f or the first week Mill took charge
of the iisng, urging, directing and ca
joling Ibem. and the work went mer
rily on, though rather slowly. The
Mexicans liked to work for Don Felipe,
be was so polite and sioke such good
Hpantkh; but at the end of the week
It developed that Hud could got more
results out of them.
Kvery time I'bll started to explain
anything to one klex'an all the olh
j Kloitd to listen to bin st.4 tu
Stork's firrivsl
to.-,k tl,e. Hut'liuiia Vvome w'ay'ol Flunnlu fCf tll8
uiii'i-iiiin n iiihii hp ny arums and
slatiH and bi-iidlng hla own back to
the tank. Alxn, he refused to under
stand HpnnlMh, and rut cIT sll long,
winded explnnatlons and suggestions
by an InipH'lent motion to go to work,
whlih th trnlinjndores obeyed with
ah rope and grin.
Ho Ih.ii Kelipa turned owderman
and him kmiilili. liHri.eiilng up the
drllle nt the little urge they had fash
ioned and londiiig the holes with dy
nun, lie a hen It bcrnnm nereasnrv in
bri nk n km k. while Hud tNsaed the
unilllng Mcxleuns.
(0
J
Among thiwe thlnra whl. h nil women
in an old tunnel behind their tent it a eM-mii-i evtnal ,.,,n.i,.r,
they eel a heavy gnte, and behind lt tn mo"' ltii mn- uml-r the nnme t
they Mnred thi lr preclfiue powder ! ,"M"'h'-r "rl-'l." It Is a pen-trming
Then cam., the portable forgo and the Ir; n'a
tilm kmulth Fhop. jiiKt liiMlde the mouth rrtml ef tsnrv. In chl.-f pur-
Of the uie, and the tt-nt burked up' '" '" ,,,,"l,'r ,he tnilons. llKm..iit
a.....t It for p..,,.., ,,,,,,. ror If there r.,r SZZ
In ii n y one thing, next to hornes, that ', Intense ptrnin no i.fi..ti chsracterlatia of
the rebels ar wont to ateal. It la ,h" r''"' "f eN-.-tney.
giant M,wd..r to blu up elver,, with. ' . ViilyT.lTlnZ
or to Iny on the eouniers of tlinoroua Inllm-n e uim ttm ily dlpui(iou of
country inen liutitfl ntnl frltfhten them i ,'"' ,","r'" a-.o-rntliin.
into ntakinir t rit.iir I,,,, 1 w h.u.-.r In.lii.-.-s tn the ea" an. entn.
into maKing minimm. i frt , ,,, ,., .,, , t,.,ly, , ,,..,
Aj for their horiow. Hud kept Ult, i"HI Hh not ml,m ,.( Hi.- tl,y.
bePed nnd hobbled, close to the house 1 ,tA.' """ ' " " V""! 10 ",lr
. . , , " ' thit "Muth.-r s Krl. n.l has b... n a
mid no one ever aaw him w llhoi l hla . .,...iii..ti to in..ih. rl,, f,.r m..rn th.,n
gun. In the morning, when he got up, i 14 e.-ntury it iiihhi m n r-m.-.lv thnt
ho took it from under his pillow ami! """" '"4l" l''"-l rrit value, ul.
ti.. it nn I...H ...h .1.. .. I A'k any drug no, re f..r "MiithT-
hung It on his belt, and there it m., ,M.netrtin. external iiniid
Stayed until bedtime. ef rrent h-lp nn.l alun. An. I writ" tn
He ..ho kept a shurp watch on the! Jj-'l Zb fa
trail, above nnd below, and what f 4 and lluiU tnfurmalluu.
,1 1.1 .iskd ll,r,,..l, 1 I
, i'.." n. ' ,-oiiarioiis
of Ma eye. Therefore it was all the
more aurprlHing when, one day, look
ing up aiidilitily from heaving at a
greet rock, he auw the big Yu"'i sol
dier, Anilg". giuing down at hlin iroin
the cut bunk.
Yea, It was the same man, but with
a difference his rifle and cartridge
belts wore absent and bla clothes were
torn by the brush. Rut the same
good-natured, couioetent amlln wsa
there, and after a few words with Hud k.hi
be leaped nimbly down the bunk and nihi.
laid bold upon the rock. They pulled , d.n,
tugetho', and the boulder that bad j
balked Hud a gang of Mexicans moved I"
easily tor the two of them.
Then Amlgo seised a crowbar and
slipped It into a crauny and showed
uiem a lew tninga about moving rot ka,
Additional
Society News
t oiiiiihiimI iioni film, rtiv.)
if. nnd ttill i , tin- Kile"! ni to r
, M I K J. I . ..Ill !l Sl'W I ,
i" full- r tin n in j to lor 1 1 i -.
M.-ndi I Sill.-r. ihiio-iK i ilii.i
im i i I A II. ii I lull iinu in', it i,t Hi,.
1 t i.-K nf r,iw Ii-ioii- i N.'. or-
llMti". llllH .-it'ltMll in .llMiIM-rll.. tn
: i , . i . . 1 1 1 . Hi,- I'.ci iiiili'lu i'iiiiiiIv 'I'i.i'Ii
'eix lio-iiluie wlin h Ik Im iiik held in
t he "lit r I Hi lliliil.
Mm. It. Forte nnd poii returned
from (iliforiiiit the llrsl nl the week
! nnd left for the I'eeos to J . In Mrs.
'Fi.ite'H iiinther, Mrs. Florldit l.lKht
lnn.l lie.
For half an hour or more he worked
along, seemingly bent on displuylng
bis skill, then be sat down on the
bank and watched the Mexicans with
tolerant, balf-amused eyes.
If he was hungry be showed It only
by the cigarettes ha Amnlifstf anil
Hooker, atudytnir tip the ch.jncns he .,..., f , ,
would take by hiring- a deserter, let , Mr, F " . "
Kim , , 7 """" ter, l.iirini. w ill Hpend the Hummer
him wait until be camo to a decision. ul . UI, , ,..,. rum
Oyet, Amlgo." be balled at last, ut 'Jcvu.iu..-.
and, rubbing bla hand around on hie
stomach, bo amllod ouestlonlnslv. 1 M'- and Mrs K
I.. Itr.tdfuril moved
V 'est Hi. Id UVelllie
whereat the Yaoul iin.i,iuH hi. i.... Fnd.iv from rl
avidly. j xo 611 Went silver iiM-iuie.
"Stuwano!" said Hooker, "ten." And ... , ., . A ,
tfi hi. ii i . . ., " Mr. nnd Mrs i i ule Andrews
wiMild while he led the Indian to camp, two weeks.
There be showed him the coffee Kit
and the kettle of beans by tha fire, set Will U llornn. brother of Mrs. .
out a club of Dutch-oven bread and a N' M irii.n. Hp.-n Friday In this city
aa k of jerked beef, aome stewed fruit "" ',v Kelly, N. M.. to
and a can of sirup, and left him to do "' K' ' ' " hl" '1',,""r-
his worst. J
In th w.i . 1 Mr. tind Mrs. Mux N'mdhuiia nnd
he rani t I A . . "v" 0 r'""1" " have left f, th-r summer
he came bark and found the Yn-iul hoi.,. .:ir ..,, Ke.
"iMiug up sirup witn the last of the
bread and humming a little tune. So
they eat down and smoked a clxurctte
and came to the business at huiid.
"Where you got" Inquired Hud. but
Amlgo only shrugged enigmatically.
I "Vol. Ilk , U..L . I .....a
...A .",.: Mi' lth WIlll.Hi... llllUKhter of
a snnio oi j-,r. ,i MrM. . M wnliums. bus re
U t turned to llcrkeley. Tat., to renime
"Muy blen," aald Htoker with flnsl- her studies t thu t nlvemuy of Cul
Ity; "I give Mexhaua two dollars a Iforniu.
daV--I fflvA V,,,, r,t,W Mm . . m-m.
- - ....... iuui enouaui j
"HI." nodded the Yamil anri alih,.ni
Mt mid Mrs. 1. 1, ilia llfel.l nnd
d..i.-l,i.r iliiiirlii) and Until, ex
pei i t, x)ieiul the aiiiniiier nt Trout
i i" -.i. near Iis Veg.ia, where they
liuvi ,i Mimmcr home.
more words be followed ttud back to
Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Hint who
were nuirrled recently In Hodnllu.
ih. no Th i- . M"- arrived In Alhiiovtcriiue Friday
..... v. ,,,-,, iii iiai. iist. lift ars , ...........
.t .. . .. "'I" "in niaKe meir Home here. MT
g iima hii ma Mexi
cans put together, leaping boldly up
the hank to dlHlodge hanging boulders
boosting them by main strength up
Hint Is pienident of the Hutt lirug
itnpniiy.
Amonir the nniminiiir, IIuIm nn
onto the ramshackle tram thev had "e rniie Irene of the North tier-
conntructed, and trundling them out "" ''"'1, "uiiing from New
June lTih are Mihb Marleits
York
Vulo
tn f Ii .1 ,1 1 1 in r will. II,. . . . .. .
....... .UIIinl,
nana. : ' " r" " '"
l .,, . ,llll . ., . .. hu.nn-r.nie. who m e going to Italy to
le waa a willing worker, ualng hli. ,.,, , wltn r.,llllv,.,.
head every minute; but though be wa4
I Jin, I.. Hawkins and danahter.
ll:scl. left 1'hiiradiy for Hluler. Mo.
to upend the miminer vimiing rela
tives. Mrs. J. A. Pklnnrr la en.ovln2 a
vlHlt frinn Mrs. T. Kuott. who Mopped
here a few days en route from full
f'irnlii, where she has been for the
M
AwPii far"
T . i, , . i ii
FAMILY AVOIDS ' '
SERIOUS SICKNESS
8 Being Constantly Supplied Willi
Tlcdford'e Elack-DrteguU
McDufl, V.-"l guffpred for seven)
rats," uys Mrs. J. U. Whiiinkcr. ot
ins place, "witli atck beizl, and
ttoiiuili tiouble.
Trs yriis "70 a Irlend told me Ic try
rtirdfoid's HlHck-Diauchi, which I did.
nu 1 louna 11 10 dc mr ocM latnily mcUi-
buo waa uoing xne Biacksmlthlng. ,u' 'uunK "nu um-
! I krrp Jilnk-Drjuht oa hand all Iht
such a hustler and made their pun Nnie now, and when my chiidicn a
efforts seem so Ineffectual by compart- ll,le ,,aJ. iUfkY 1e 1' ilokC, and ii
eon, be managed In aome mysterious j!"ci "lem n"'re U001 V aJiy meUitine
way to gain the Immediate approva. Ulcy ever t,,td-
of tho Mexicans. I'erhaps it was but Uei nfvtr. have ' ,onf rt ,,ck"
al. perva.ue good n.ture. or ihe re "S
spect Inaptred by bis hardihood; per t i? j.. i ,v .
5.: si rr : rrl Xs
snip wtich had made him a picked Uic wenk stomachs, aid dtKestiun. te
nian among bla brother Yaijuls. Hut litve indigestion, colic, wind, nrus.-a,
when, laid lu the sfteruoon, Hud cam headache, sua Hoina.h, and iimilaf
back from a trip to tbe tent be founC y,"e'""is.
Amlgo in charge of the gang, heaving ' ' tcen In constant use tor more
and at niggling and making motloni 1j yejr. nil Bl benefited nioie
with bis bead. I Uian a nullum people.
" I Your drupis4 S'Ms and recommendi
w. ,. , T. 'UU'k-l)raut.l.L tiuly ix, Ucl
(Cuniuiud MiMubtjr Afiniuni.) faOut U-Wy. N.CUI
puKl few
Kanatia
iimnihfc, to her boms In
Mtaa Sophia Yr lain 11 returned Frl
duv evening from I, t.seles, where
alie Ini Attended Ihe i, 1 is' Collegiate
durum the pnst yeui.
"iion Newell
11 two-weeks'
1 Jeifie.
Mr. iiml Mrs. J, I
lime returned froln
iiiiitor tup throiiBh thi
llei. Ilei on, n I. W iiiuiina end Mrs.
Willmma nie leavlns soon to spend
aeveial weeka In the Mioiinialus.
ttiMlMIIO MM ll-TT HAIJ
The well known Italian siM-lelv of
1 In i-topher I'olumliiia. "AssoclHrlons
Iinllaiia t . I'liliimhii." 11 if no 11 11 1 e that
lu .1 1 1 1 11 it I lull mi;i lie given this
year in 1 oloio In 1 ball. Friday night,
Jilire .'lltli. Im-k Ulnlllat t . o'clock,
when ihe Krnnd nun. Ii will h alart
e.l tn iniiali l.y the lln.ialer on heal ra.
This is the tluriy-f, ,uith Hiinual hull
f iIiih noilily mid eery one of the
ttiulV four has been aiireeasful in
eveiv way. The no. letv's eoniinlt-te.-
le.ae ii'ilhing undone which will
make tor tha pleiiMlirc of their gllcaisjvlre, reception of
mm me iitiairs are limki
llrl lre1i)'lerleii.
Corner of Hitver avenue and Fifth
street. Hugh A. rooper. pastor.
hiium ev A. Foreman, aasm late pas
tor. Itlhle srhool, Adult HHde
classes meet ut ID. Morning worship,
II. Hei mon there. ' Is i 'In lit limit y 11
Failure?" Fvenu.g worship, I. "In.
terraiing gtiotntlons from 'Hilly' Hnn
dsy's Cfriniiiiii."
fpei ial 111 null' at each servl.e. Kolo
In the morning by Mian I'harlotle
Hrlxner. I'haa. A. Andrews, direc
tor. Mia Hen I Kenworthy, orguii
lt. The C. aiMlety meets nt 7 p. 111.
J Tuple, "Mow the Thief hen 1 a Are
1 1 ear oen Leaner, Mr. nurry v Hiking.
A.
foi ward to
Willi ,-n-.ii '.ntereat ly all who are
fond of d.inciug.
MOOSE OFFICERS
ENTERTAIN MEMBERS
The offli era of M., ...... la.dse N'o.
t2 enterl. lined the Mooae memlier
in 11 noiiiil mt T11e.nl. iv evening ho-t-The
follow itiit in in-;, al program, di
rected hy I'rof. I'lixton-Jenner, was
etiihiial.ialli nlly received ;
Violin solo
t it Martha; (hi Wat. h on the
lihlne '
Master J'miI Hi haeffer.
t'lnno aolo-II Hnrlo Ardltl
I'rof. Kaalon-Jenner.
Violin aolo Venetia I.owthl.m
Mr. James I:. Hoi , lid.
Vocal aolo Sleln Song I Hi I lard
I'rof. Knsloii-Jenner.
Violin aolo- Herman 1-iler
Mr. James K. Iloland.
Following the mii..i.i,i nrotrnni an
iil'lieiuinn Inn, h waa Honed, helna
mm h in i,o., ,y the larne crowd.
It w.ia Ihe "ff, ama hours" before
the lni song waa sunn mid Ihe liuhts
Went out.
o
New Boofe at the
Public Library
KAHM illKsiil' I.ITI Ii VITHK
A. K. IPotMli-w.
Tn.. things which m ih k noks
are her. mude clear and iiilerextin
f. 1 I'lii'iiln r read 1 111; l,y M. linreriin
o' the Ht. Inils , ul, Ii,. Ulirnr..'. ho
Si's gathered uml groui,i1 .Jiieincr
I uny thliigK that ar her, .,11 ,ll,-:iK '
In leaduhle and comiuo t r .in..
fipening with a chapter on the nu
tur of literature, sludiea ol tn, grain.
:ii.'itl' ul form, clem lies,!, ippropri it'
ll m, ud churiicter of style f,..K.w
'Mi,, atriotuie, apprecution, prearv.i
to'li. uud ownership of llteraluro each
hss a proper place and tnen'tin. The
mur-cra of literature nre d wuanxt.
1 i.ii other lt portaiit fcnidr.a ihe
hiilijei t are iKlinirul.iy tlenl- d.
rtMITV VF.WtM tV IT.
Ilraiul Willi ha k.
Thin volume Is In 11 sense a hltory
nf Ihe progress of ileinorrai y in the
middle west. It la thr story of an nn
UMially vlvoroiis and mentally alert
young man who has been ident tiled
wilh gooil government for many years.
In the recounting of his own remln
ai ein e;v Mr. Whitloi k hr:r,s Us into
clos,. Hi'iiuaiiitanc,. wilh timny nolulil,
figures In our political history ilov
ernor Altneld. Tom Johnson, iSoldcn
llule Jones, and others of their tyne.
And In the telling of these men and
their Ideas and idea la, and of him.
self ns a cont inn. iior of their wont,
he lllumlnutes that spirit in humun
nature which wmks for democracy.
I'lrwt CiniKregniionnl t'liun-li.
Corner foul mid Hrnadway.
Tooihiiker, minister; resilience,
Hoiith Kdlih street.
Hundiiy school, :., n. m.; ilKlne
worship, It u. m. nnd n p. m. Mer
101. 11a by the pnator: Mornl'ig theme,
"I'lirlallMn :xm 1 leliie and Ihe I'ro
1 liiiiiatinii of It." Following the ser
mon tliele will to. coiiimuiiion nr.
inemlieia and ha;-
tlnns. Fuelling suliject, "Curing tor
1 ies' Houl ''
Young I'eople'a meeting, 7 p. m .
Herman Snyder, leader.
Hpeclul must,' for ihe day
Mop.MNH.
Mrs. Mabel Htevena llimne presid
ing nt the piano.
I'telude: " Itlenxl's Praver". . Wagner
Solo: "Seek Yc ttie Lord"
.1. V. Hubert
Mrs. Ada Pierce Winn.
Rolo: "The M.i of Horrowa"
Jos, Adnms
J. i). ilonld.
KVKMXll,
Miss Tin la Postel presiding at the
pipe organ.
Prelude: "Adoration" Athermn
iifttrtoi-y: "Pusioral Theme"
I.Uili-huchl
Roo J. 0. Dmtld
I'ostliide: "liuolnguii" Drey
(entral Avrnue MiiImmIm ('Imri-li.
Corner Arno and Central avenue,
j. K. Alllsin. pnstor, 71 South Fdtth;
hone 17. ."D. Miss Mary tfuliscom,
deai'otiesa. Siindav school at t '.
a. 111, T. M. I on Is. auperlnieiiileiii
I'reui'hliig services 10111I1I' ti d l.y tlm
pastor ut II a m. mid x p. 111. H i'i
Jei'i for the inoriik ig hour. "Your
Lit,, an Open Hook." Topic for the
evening service, "loyalty to t'hrlm and
Ilia Church." Special music iiv ihe
hoir nt both morning mid evening
r ices.
Iievotlonnl meeting of ihe Kern ir
Fpworth Ii-hu at 7 p. m.
Wednesday r-velilng prayer service
a I K p. in Teacher training class at
7: IT. p. m.
A cordial welcome tu nil.
I leal Mcili.xtki I I-iimiI line Ii.
Corner lud avenue nnd South
Third street. C'lmrl, 1 i .ii Iteckmnn.
Pastor; residence all South Tlntd
street. Miss Kdtlh Uorliy. deaconess;
II A. I'orlcl Meld. ll,el Hem lent of
the Siiliil.iy school; Hurry I'rulik. presl
Id, lit Kpvvorih league; Mr J Ii. I'ulK
enhiirg. director of choir.
I'lihlu- worship at II 11. in., witli
preaching by the pasiur. The morn
ing tin me will he "Tile Heliever in
Christ Jesus" Kvening worship at a
Willi preaching li Ihe pastor, the sU'i.
Ject of the sermon UvIiik "The Kiein.il
I'urpoae of IIimI.'' There will h,. a
selection hy Ihe iiuurtet nt both er
vl.es mid some spei-lai niuMc besides
The Sunday school meets at S:4i
a. m.. Samuel A. Kay. acting sup. r
ilitendeiit. F.pworth league devotion. i
servic,. at 7 p. m.. Miss Ituth Fulken
burg, leader.
Prayer meeting at p. nt. Wednes
day. Unlit j' Aid society will hold a short
business session In tne church parlors
on Thursday afternou-i ut J.
" " '' mat folks enoy coming
oiiiiiiisii ami sirotig nuinnn appeal 01
Mr. Whitloi k's tuigt'S.
VACATION Ctlpj MH I.IIIM.
Ji-aniH'tie .Marks.
An cxr-eilcnt handbook lor the out
door girl, showing In detail how to
prepare for camping and how thor
oughly to enjoy the Treedoni of wooits
Bud lake. Ii tells where to en too.
how tn build camp fires, how to gin.rd
against forest II res; It gives informa
tion regarding the Atttreg up of Ihe
camp, tells where to buy things uml
what they coat; It devotes several
hapteia to physical training out ut
doors, the formation of lamp hahtts.
cleanliness, the aecrets of the woods
nnd In general lell how to injoy camp
If.
S2 lust Sunday, an Increase. The
only way we can account for It Is
l.e( there
be no slump tomorrow.
Preaching of the Word at II a. m.
and S p. m.
Sunday school monthly business
meeting at 2 80 p. m
Joe Scbreiber leads the Kndeuvor
meeting at 7 p. m. Topic, "Chief
Scuta, and How to llet Them "
The ladles huve taken Hie lust
Thins, lay In the month for their cof
fee social, which will be held next
week at the home of Mrs. Ileydt, lit
North Hfih street. The serving will
lie limited to the li-cent lunch.
Free Loti; See Moore Co.'i Ad.
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Cliiofiafo is tlto jrnlownv to
t)io liikt rt'L'ion. 1'niiti lion
rniiiiili limit nf tlio iniMirl:iti(
water t riiia. 'ti rnn ntnki 1 ir-
t lo of tin? tircnt Ijki rt"rl.
nilinjf tluiMR if WiwHitiNin, Niirllu-rti
ii liiu'iiti. ntnl fiiMiririiui liny. 'I'licii
tit ItiilTulo mill Niufnra ''ul!, (In
rknliirvsj tif N'W rnolntul ntnl I In'
ilinitulai k of N W York, with ft few
uy' Mniint AlliiittioC'itv. low
summer tourist fares on I io-Simla IV
liriii this trip within U10 rem Ii of nil.
I tiavesoine lutiTetieeiltiiKtmte, Irnv. l-
laaaVx for you, aiel will Is- gl.ul In fnnilli
ample itinerary.
Ili'menils-r that ls-l aervs to ( Iii
csg. 'he t.reut
likea gateway,
is via the Siuia
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P. J. JOHNSON,
Agent.
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To gain ilie confidence of the peo
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have for officers and directors bus
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ducting its, affairs.
Must be accommodating and safe.
Must Ircal all depositors with equal
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State National Bank
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Try The Evening Herald Want Ada. They Oct Results
The Churches
fi-rtalian Science Society,
rhrlellun Si leu. e aervlcea are held
In the Woman s i lub building, nt the
corner of Seventh street and Hold
avenue, eevry Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are at
H o'clock.
The liunlli' la cordially Invited to
attend these aervlcea.
Monday ai'hool ut :iS o'clock.
heading room in the N. T. Ar-
loDo building, room Nix, IX, open 1
em n ween uuy from 1 to S p. III.
M. Jot. u s (liurch.
forner Fourth strict and West Sll-!
ver avenue; Archdeacon W. K. War
rrti. re.-..r; residence, Uu West Ti
Jeras uvenue.
Second Hisidny after Trmiiy.
Holy com m union, 7 s. m ; SmiUuy
sehuol. :5 a m : morning prayer
and sermon, H in.; leacheis' train.
Ing cluss, 7 4J p. m. I
Music j
Proceaainiial: "I.rd. with (llowirig '
l art I I'm,,. The".. It Itedhe-iu'
Veiitte W, Kussvll
'il'iria o. J. lilvey
Te lcum J. ,itmt
Juhilute lieo T. S liupuia
inirou iiymn: -Tliiie Kteinal li..w.
err si. John Iiamuacene
iiffertory: "The Son of Clod does
Forth to War" Ht. Anrg j
. . . . ...it rilia linr t.iitta,
1 1 curie Today" tluudete
St. Paul's Ktaiig. IuilMfan.
'orner Silver and ttlxlh.
Fdword I'. Siiiueler. ! P., pnstor.
1'sia.inege. 3t' South aUx'.h. i'hune
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Uncle Sam Knovs
Good Roofing
The United States Government does not buy an article because
someone SAYS it is good.
It is subject to all known tests, and must "make good" in every way.
PAROID ROOFING "make good" wherever used and that is why the
U. S. Government has bought such large quantities of it.
Not only for Alaska, but for Cuba and the Philippines, where a
roofing mzzt b? of ib? h;h?:t quality t3 stand tb extreme heat.
Any roofing manufacture can try to imitate PAROID by using 4'0ID"
on their name, but you want PAROID.
Sold in' Albuquerque by
BALDRIDGE LUMBER CO.
BUILDERS SUPPLIES - SIIERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT
Phone 402 First and Coal
Our ftunday i hool attendance was ,