Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-09
Trsr VARSITY.

wee. good people although II L.
ftlll hot enough TO FRY eggs on 'ht
asphnlt--lf ~ be YOU Ike your effE
cooked that way.-ihe fan term Of
the varsity VIII open Il week from TO-
morrow.
Nom this thought let us take
cheer. The opening Of the varsity u
the first faint gray streak " dawn
"a break long social nlehl he iifst
fammer Of d slen that ihcre VIII soon
be something doing once more. even
~ the twtfer of the robin ~ the in=
fallihle. hun.sl-t0 goodness sign ihnt
fpflnf Is on the WAY. even II the
weather Is cold enough for any self.
respecting robin Go be- sitting hronnh
fire toaftng his feet
Duilness. social or otherwise, ahides
not when the varsity Il IN full swing.
Youth and Ife and yiRor are e. he
found. There viii be parties ana
dances and The inevitable romances.
and Of course something to write
about
Ana speaking Of romances reminds
me that there was m abundant crur
last year. the fatality in the faculty
being especially notable. During the
Christmas holidays two or three pro-
fessors fnred forth and took INTO
themselves wives and right after me
new year had begun there was that
memorable Incident Of the professor
ess who did not fare forth bur stayed
right whore she was--harrinH hri'f
trip 10 Be.en or some other seaport
tapn--and took unto herself q hufs
band. keeping the matter q profound
necreta-n really. truly secrci-=uniil
hero Iusi few weeks ago.
When leads 10 the observation mat
Miss McFie that was Mrs L1elcy
that iss-wlli be rorely missed. not
only up on the hin whore she was
always the life and soul Of everything
that was riVcn and everything that
was done. but here IN town. where
her personal charm and rare talent
made her no loss q vital factor in go
oiai affairs She ~ now Mt Loving
for hos long dunno but I hope she
will be able To break away soon and
give her oh friends hese a chance to
see her face again. by the way, what
Il Iovlng--a town or 4 state Of mind
MOVING FORW ARD.
But Il pet back 10 the varsity, from
which theme | Htrayed while femln-
iseing on romnnecs
They tell me that things will be
better than ever up there this year.
like good show that comes around
every season but always bns some
thing new to attract new friends ma
hold old ones The faculty Will meet
next Saturday. with a few new faces.
and will prepare for things 10 get
under way without any unnecessary
hitch OF hlndrance. Pat" MURPHY
editor of the Weekly. is expected IN
town almost any day now. and VIII
at .t.f Ia "a mink
ing that sprlghtly publication even
more Rprightly than ever before A
larger attendance than the institution
has yet had "a expected tn enroll. and
all together everybody is looking for
the best year the college has over had.
And that IL be not forgot I am in
formed that nn athlete Of stellar pro
portions has been lined mp. who Ia
expected tu bring great glory and re-
nown 10 the cherry and gold 10 the
days that are close az hand.
W PA, whit Is a cafe de
luxe2'
~ About len per cent cafe
aud nineiy per cent looks.
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SWEET CIIAKtTY.
have often henrd The expression
"cold ms Christian charity but An
incident that win related to me the
other day brought II home to mo a
little moro forclhly than ever before
Furthermore. though don't know
The nume Of single party to the
transaction. happen TO know that
The story Il absolutely true. | Know
II. nut from personal observation but
because It WIS told me hy one who
doesnt We ar gosalp-indeed, MS stated
before. couldn't even learn the
names. hut only the bare details Of
the story
The dfnmatIa personne are u
wfetehedly poor ana afflicted man and
n well-tn.do woman who has q posi-
ton in society aud nsplrea to leader
ship The mans condition " SO pitt
liable that II would be difficult to ex-
ugFerate IT. In addition 20 being a
hopeless victim Of Tuberculosis with
few miserable months 81 life left
To him. he ia also the victim ~ an
accident that neorssitatcd the ampu-
tation Of one Of his legs al the hip.
By dint Of the henevoenee OF some
lgind-hearted people he has been liV.
ing IN q tent mp IN the highlands,
cooking his own meals when he had
any To cook, aud of course doing eN-
erything for himself that was done.
Dld | STAY livineg Wei, you can call
il that if you like
OF course there have been enough
people in Albuquerque with hearts IN
their bodies 20 see that the man didn't
actually suffer but, With the foolish
Htuhtornness that people in that fiN
often insist on displaying. he showed
a dissemination 20 accept charity as
such and pronounced preference, for
giving quid pro quo when any hene-
~ WIS bestowed upon him Why
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