Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-20

AND THEN AGAIN.
Don't let's forget the fact that eeF-
tain very earnest and devoted women
are selling Red Cross seals nj one
cent each during the Christmas hoIi-
days.
Don't let's forget that every seal We
huy means by so much that we are
trying TO make the Great White
Plague a thing no longer 20 be feared.
Don't let's forget that the Great
white Plague constitutes the biggest
problem that Albuquerque has to deal
with.
Don't let's forget that penny spent
for the eradication OF tuberculosis Is
of more Immediate and permanent
good 10 all of MS than thousand dol
lars spent for the relief OF the starry
ing Bsleians, or the starving anybody.
else.
You won't have TO go out of your
way TO buy Red Cross seals. Booths
are open at the pofsofflce. the express
office. ut Rosenwnld's. Strongs. Mat
sons, Grimshaw's and at Kisticr-coi-
listers department store.
II doesn't require any very severe
strain on the pockethook 20 buy Red
Cross seal, and II IL certain that By no
| other means will you be more sur,
Of getting your moneys worth.
"The doctor told me ought to
get something for my stomach"
80? And did you follow his ad-
vice. ?"
Yes | went right out and got
myself a silk sash"
PLEASE HELP THE BLIND. /.
Go up to the library. look among @.
/ Henry's works and pick out the vol
ume containing the story entitled
"Cnllavay's Code" Read, mark and
lnwardiy digest that story and YOU
VIII know what ] am talking about
There are some words that YOU alb
hor but somehow can't seem TO get
along without. The word delicious
as applied TO "rcfreshments' Is one
the very mention OF which makes me
fear that will go mad and bite SOME
body. Delicious refreshments for
bid II almighty Heavcn But what arc
YOU going TO do? II stands up and
slaps you In the face everywhere YOU
turn. People send In notices of on
teftalnments. and always delicious
refreshments" are served They call
you up over the phone and tell you
about dance or a card purity. and
always they add delicious refresh
ments were served" | sidestep It
| whenever | can, but sometimes I'm
I'm In m awful hurry. aud then. rs
! say. what IN the name Of all that Is
good English are you going to do2
| talked II over with high school
lid the other day--a Kid that played
football this season until he got few
teeth knocked out and since that time
has been devotlng his time to the
study Of English with varying degrees
OF success | wanted TO get his point
of view and I asked him what he
would substitute for delicious re-
| freshments.
After giving the subject calm and
judicial consideration for moment
he replied III Il was me, 1 would say
they had swell yitlles"
You seem absorbed.
Yes. | am watching that pro-
fesaor over there: ne has Just
eaten his favor and Is now trying
to put his refreshments through
his bnttunholel"
AAA
ron MISS pLATT.
charming hostess Friday evening when
she entertained at q dancing party II
Colombo hall In honor OF her cousin.
Miss Ruth Plat, OF Buffalo, n. l..
who Is spending the winter here and
Is taking a course at the University
OF New Mexico. Colombo hall was
gally decorated for the occasion with
remnants and other college ornaments
Light refreshments and punch were
served during the evening.
The guests Included MIR and Mrs
Hoy Heieher Mr. and Mrs. Albert
korber. Mrs. NJ NJ. Hawthorne. Miss
Louise BELL. Miss Laura Cogan, MISS
Miss Julia keleher. Miss Margaret
kessler. Miss lsaureen Asselln Miss
Caroyn Michaels, Miss Katherine Me-
Millen. Miss Kathleen Long. Miss Al
ma haldridge. Miss Norine Sweitzer,
Miss iIprtense Settler Miss Reha Con-
ner, Miss Eyangellne Perry, Miss Jes-
sie Treat, Miss Rose Maharam. Miss
Louise Lovher. Miss Anna Movers.
Miss Dorothy McMillcn, Miss My.1
Hope. Miss Sadie Morris. Miss Hazel
kieke. Afiss Ethel kieko. Miss Irene
herkenhoff, Miss li'eno Boldt, Miss
Elizabeth Slmms, Miss Henrietta Wei
ser. Miss Mary Craig, Miss Marie llig
gins. Miss Madge pnney Miss Thel-
ma izowden. Miss Evelyn Trouer, Miss
EuIliee ittfein, Miss cleo Kelley. Miss
Katherine johnson, Miss Adelaide
Shields, Miss Olive Franklin. Miss
Mary Cooper, Miss Ruth MCGOWAN.
Miss Lillian Williams Messrs Hiram
lforkenhoff, Ralph keleher, William