Institute Cadets Eye Bright Season and Rivalry
The Institute’s cadet basketball squad, led by Captain Godfrey, shows strong prospects with six returning lettermen and twenty five games on the slate. They set sights on upset wins against Normal Las Veras, School of Mines Socorro, and the big test vs University of New Mexico, while targeting a long-awaited victory over the Lolos. Returning stars include Johnny Funk, Stretch Harvey, SHCk Perez, and Dave Furns, under Captain Jack Fletcher in his 31st year guiding the band and team. Captain W. Freeman and T. H. Funk work to sharpen the program as local supporters cheer future clips.
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Godfrey
Archwood
Normal
Las Veras
School of Mines of
Socorro
Silver City
Stretch
Harvey
Shck
Institute
Stretch Harvey
R. L. Smith
Paul Taurus
Hank Becker
Ike Seelig
Jim Wricley
Bob Ely
Waldo Freeman
Captain Woodbury
Mystery at Princess theatre draws 79,000 crowd
A Social Service Committee sponsored screening at the Princess theatre, with a portion of gross receipts donated. The film opened yesterday, featuring a football star murdered before 79,000 spectators. Charles Ruggles shines in a suspenseful comedy relief role.
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Princess Theatre
Social Service Committee
M. FE. Church, South
the Princess
Charles Ruggles
Weather update for Roswell and New Mexico regions
For Roswell and the Pecos valley and New Mexico generally fair tonight and Tuesday with a cooler night. North portions unsettled and southeast cooler. A few very light showers near Canadian border and in extreme south. Temperatures change little since last report. Frost or freeze reported from Idaho, Wyoming, Montana. Cleve Hallenbeck, Official in charge. Record Want-Ads Get Results.
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Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
Canadian
Mississippi
Pacific
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Cleve Hallenbeck
Guilty as Hell at Princess Theatre opens September 21
A newspaper ad invites readers to judge characters from a five photo sequence for the play Guilty as Hell opening at the Princess Theatre on September 21 and 22. Prizes include theatre tickets for top readers who correctly identify a suspect and submit reasons with personal details.
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Adrienne Ames
Ruth Tindal
Princess Theatre
Slaver
Albuquerque Schools End Year With $52,095 Cash Balance
Audit shows Albuquerque city schools closed fiscal year June 30, 1922 with a cash balance of $52,095 after disclosing $607,091.23 for operations. Receipts totaled $60,180.54, leaving $3,089.41 balance. Beginning balance was $50,006.03. funds allocated $13,263.85 for operating expenses, praised for efficient management. Teaching loads and attendance noted. records called excellent. Also reports Boys Scout exec Thorsen returning from council conference in Mineral Wells.
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Santa Fe
Alburquerque City
Thes
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Roosevelt
Yours
The
Lynd
Princess Benefit
M. E. Church
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Albuquerque
City Board of Education
Horton, Bixley
Gould
Juan N. Vigil
Thorson
Oe Thorsen
Eastern New Mexico
Mineral Wells
Council
New Mexico, Texas
Oklahoma
Ford
Riverside Rambler
Ward
Riverside Ramblers
Save
Antare Riverside
Aarzare
Brether
Usshion
Vicks
Riverside
Insylvane
Pennsylvania
Leigthens Motor U
Mazda Lights
Leach
Jane Power
Alyy Grinders
Fee Gttak Sasagi
Roswell, N. Mex
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