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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-01

To this most startling American novel ever
written, David Graham Phillips devoted six
years of his life. Today, four years after his
death by assassination, this, his greatest
work is given to the public in Hearst's
Magazine.
million fathers mothers story, and read the
lessons in it.
Deeply they will ympathz with the child unhappy bon and
rejoice that they protect she protected those within
their
Lenox, David Graham Phillips all of his
courage and power the story of life as is.
girl beautiful intelligent unhappiy born, cursed with the
cruel stigma of illegitimacy, fights against the world.
Phillips tells of her journeys down the HILL the sefhn
of relations pushing their daughter ahead of her.
The marriage forced upon inexperienced child.
The horrible revelations of what false marriage really is
The of union without love the woman part, with
out refinement or kindness on the part of the husband
The fight of the girl hating immoral marriage than any
risk in life.
Then the that the public will read with breahs interest,"
the hard struggle against hunger cod anxiety and the last
dangerthat threatens every helpless woman
lis indeed as Dr. PaEkhuEgt fiction that has meaning
GENT PEOPLE SHOULD READ"
With his extraordinary fully developed David Graham
Phillips tells of the fall that could be avoided and then of the
spirit conqueng the rise the SOUL the end of struggle
The story Susan Lenox, the story of cruelty inflicted by
cold civilization upon helpless girls.
1t is story of beauty a we'll as of horror.
1t is lesson in powerful literary work. lesson of
teaching.
Many who reads it, many who feels within himself
those felt the days. when Jesus stopped down.
with his finger ground though he heard
Many realizing in Phillips powerful vivid teaching how de-
fencee cursed by mans brutality will wish they
might sn away from their past they which heard being
convicted by their conscience by
at the eldest, even unto the last"
beautiful unhappy spirit will be discussed in this country as long
as the reading of the story lasts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-01

CHARLES II. PARKHURST, clergyman says;
have not pa
mym
the fiction
thai o
ordination ought to nav
wors o RI IA the besA
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT,

Commencement at the Rio Grando
Industrial school ON Wednesday morn
Ing attracted more than the usual
number of visitors from Albuquerque
and proved a very interesting morning
for those who attended. The Congre-
gational church has established a nne
institution in this school and one
which not only has a great future be-
fore Il out which already In doing a
splendid work among the native peo-
Pie OF New Mexico. The commence
ment program this year showed a
marked Advancement In all depart
ments OF the work. Secretary Day
OF the Y. NJ. G. A. delivered the COM
mencement address. the program be-
ing az follows.
lnvocatiOn-Rev. Luclus r. Reed.
spanish song, ~"Jovenes Venld.' BY
school.
"A Land OF Promise"-Jose Eupl.
nosa.
"A Land OF opportunitye-Jose l.
Savedra.
The Happy Farmer"-Chorus.
"A Land OF Promiso"-Alberto
Rembao.
Violin colo. Spanish bance"-Miss
Clara -. Wright.
Addreas-Secretary W. n. Day.
Commencement song-Chorus.
Presentation Of dlplomas-Prlnci-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
A sPLENpIp PROGRAM.

One of the most thorOughly delight
ful entertainments ever given at 81.
Vincent academy was that Of Thurs
day night. May G. when an audience
which packed Recital hall appeared In
spite Of very Indictment weather to
hear the following program.
Duet: kadetuse .,....... GOttachaik
Cecilia Murphy, Frances Bottle.
Reading: Renzi's Appeal to the RO-
nuns ,,....,.s........s. Milford
stella Armiio.
Piano Selection "Felice". .Leurance
Kathryn Kclcher.
Piano; To Spring .......... .Grleg
Rebecca casaus.
Reading: The seminole's Reply.
ss..... Patten
trace Baxter.
Violin selection; Hey Hayir Hun
garian R~hapsodie. ........ Drdla
Violin. Eleanor Lynch; piano,
Miss Cecile Murphy.
Piano: serenade Florentine GODDARD
Mary Springer.
Reading; The Resurrection ......
........,........... Edwin Arnold
Mary o~'Loughlin.
Plano: Valse Chromatique GODDARD
Frances Bottle.
Vocal; Daddy ........A Bohrend
Margaret McCanna.
Reading spartncus TO the Gladla-
TORS Kellogg
Anita Garcia.
Plane: Joyous Peasant.
........s.... Schumann-Harthl
Emma Gilbert.
Vocal. Ave Maria, ....... Willard
Lillian Yrisarri.
Piano; Nalse de Concert Mattel
Stella Armijo.
Vocal: The Broken Pitcher. ......
POntet
lrma Liz.
Reading Tho Gladiator. .,....A Anon
Kathryn Keleher.
Vocal; Teach Ne TO Pray ,........
..........stst''s. JeWctt- Mcir0n
The CaeciiianS.
First sopranos, Lillian Yrlsarrl. Irma
Lix. lnez Pine; second sopranos.
kathryn Keleher. Margaret McCanna.
Mary stewart, Grace Baxter. Regina
candelaria; altos. Anita Garcia. re-
becca caaaus.
Aoeompanisi Tor all voeai numbers:
Cecilia Murphy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
SI2CRETNRY HOUSTON
ENTERTAINER.

David i. Houston. secretary OF the
department Of agriculture. with "a
pnrty from Washington. visited the
headquarters of forest district three
here Monday and vas entertained at
luncheon az the Country club rs Dis
trict Forester Rineland. the follow
ing being present Secretary Houston.
Francis Carey. solicitor of the depart
mont. A. +. Potter. associate forester,
District Forester Ringland. A. o..
Waha, John Kerr. j. q. seth, NJ. NJ
ceney. Dr. W. II. Long, Albert Morris,
j. y. Mullen, II. u. Hammond, =. r..
pitchlynn, -. y. Powell Aldo Leo
pold. J. G. Kircher, and =. II. o'Neill
of 81. Louis. and DR.. Lundell OF Fort
Worth. AZ the close Of the luncheon
the party We're driven To the head
quarters OF the forest service where
the secretary made an inspection OF
each Office ana met the clerks and
other employees. and later in the af-
ternoon he and HIS party were taken
out by the Commercial club for n ride
about the city ana surrounding coun-
cry. lie expressed himself as h.ahly
pleased with the wpyk OF the district
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
METHODIST LADIES


one Of the most enjoyable sociaI
Affairs Of the season was given in the
parlors OF the First Methodist Epis,
cOpal church ON Tuesday afternoon 1,
the winners Of "a calling contest. by
the losers. The spacious pariors wer,
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
ana upon entering the ladies' wer,
cordially greeted by the president,
Mrs. Chus. Wntlington n the after
noon was spent by the guests with
neodlework and In chatting Informal
Is. Miss Pearl Tompkins. acompan.
led ny Mrs. Donivan. delighted every
one with L.r sweet voice. aud re-
spondcd Ia repeated applause with a
humorous little encore. At the close
OF the afternoon the guests were in
vited 70 the dining room where four
long tables were luid with all the good
things usual To such occasions, each
table being decorated with fragrant
pink aud white carnations ana grace
ful lace ferns. Following the elabor-
ate luncheon DR.. Hickman commend
cd the winning ladies highly for their
wor@. also Inc losers for their work
IN the contest, aud for the delightful
entertainment prepared for the win
ncrs.
Mrs, Beckman IN her usual charm
Ing manner announced that she had
something to say ON behalf OF the
winners, She said that while both
sides worked hard there was one lady
on the losing side who made more
calls than any one on either side and
the winners wished to present her
with a little token of appreciation.
She then presented "A beautiful 0Ou-
quct Of roses to Mrs. N. +. Zillmer,
who voiced her thanks Ia a few grace
ful words.
The most amusing incident and one
much appreciated by everyone was
the presentation bp the winners to
Ruby, the faithful family horse OF
Mrs. P~ortorneld. a new set of shoes
In appreciation OF the great amount
of travelling she had dole In assisting
the ladies In making their calls.
Airs. John W. Wilson. former pres
ldent Of the Ladies' Aid society, was
text called upon and in a few well
chosen words expressed her pleasure
IN the unscllsh interest and zeal IN
the various activities to which the
ladies have SO faithfully devoted their
time and energies In the past year.
The an6ir was marked with tho
'hnractefislic hospitality that Is al
ways n feature Of the functions pre-
sided over by the ladies OF tho First
NJ Y. church ana viii lac remembered
pleasantly by those fortunate enough
To- be present.
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pal A. c. Heyman.
Benediction.


Commencement exercises 81 th'
Menaul mission school. Of h Freshy
terrain church. were held Wednesda,
afternoon and were attended hy 4
large crowd Of Albuquerque peopis
who are showing more and more In.
tercst IN the fine work being done by
the Institution. The commencement
program was carried out ~ follows;
Invocation-DT, Painter,
Rand concert-Mcnaui bond.
Grafton Gin spnnish), prohibition
I=AdolfO Gonzales.
Music-Glce club.
Grafton. '.rhe Call Ia Duty-Jos,
|candeiaria.
COrnet Aolo-JoFe Sanchez.
Grafton, "Its Up 10 You"-Masda.
lenO Gonzales.
Quintet.
Violin solo-Magdaleno Candeinrio
Oration. "YounR Mnnhood'.-Mnr
daaueu Martinez.
Vocal Solo-"Educntion. The Afrhi.
teet Of character'-Rafae Luna.
Ong--sehoOl.
diplomas.
Goodbye song-school.
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onsAN RECITAL TUESDAY.

ON Tuesday morning at 1880 In the
CONGREGATIONAL church MFR. Seder wiz
give an organ recital TO which tho
public is invited. lie will be assisted
by Mrs. j. q. ~Schwentker. in the fol-
lowing program:
Organ: Prelude and Fugue In A
minor.,.....-J John Sebastian Bach
soprano: sunbcama.. LanGon Ronald
OrsaI: Symphonic V in F........
............. Charles-M Marie Widor
]. Allegro viyace.
II. Allegro cantabile.
III. Andautino quasi Allegretto.
~. Adagio.
v. Toccnta.
soprano; The White Dawn II steal
ing Charles Wakefield Cadman
The Land Of the Sky-Blue Water.
........ Charles Wakefield Cadman
Organ; Largo CSymphony From
the New World'D .,.....
.......... .AatOnin Dvorak
Pilgrims Chorus C"Tann-
haouser"D- Richard WAGNER
Traume CDreams) ........
......... Richard wagner
Introduction 10 Act Ill
C'~l.ohengrin"b .........
........ Richard Wagner
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University News.


From all reports the annual unlver-
sity play Going Somei which viii be
! presented Tuesday nieht in Crystal
theater. II going TO offer some pretty
fast going. u. VI. Wiley. the CONNER
cial cluo's publicity director and an
imprcsario Of parts has directed he
cast Of this play, and the piece Is said
Co be a scream from start TO finish.
Mr., Wiley not only has drilled the
players but he has brushed up the
play. and has handled It's advertising.
and It one ran believe the ads" II ~
not only "A scream but "A thrilling
scream. The annual play IL given for
the benefit OF the University Athletic
association and In addition TO "a sure
enough good time those who attend
will be- giving their cooperation Ia an
extremely worthy cause.
Last Tuesday morning at a student
body meeting an election was holi to
decide who was 10 receive a letter ad-
dressed to The Prettiest Girl In the
University" Miss Myri Hope was ac-
claimed the prettiest girl.
Miss Hope has the leading role In
the play which IL so be given a. the
Crystal on the evening of May II, and
which promises to be, as expressed
By an enthusiastic young coed, the
best theatrical production ever put
before the public by university stu
dents
on Tuesdiy morning Milan r.
Doering, at q closely contested cleo
ton was voted editor OF the Mirage
for next year.
Last Friday Or. Kirk took his class
on an interesting geological trip 90
Madrid and Cerilios, the meWbers OF
the party returning Sunday ana Mon
day, The party Included Dr. Kirk.
Frof Breneman. Prof. Wand. Milan
poering. Hastings Shields. frank
Gouin. Carl Brorcin. Robert Claiborne,
Paul Menaul. Edward King, Paul
Diekman.
ON Monday evening the student
body was given a treat in shape Of a
debate hy members 81 Prof Bonnett'e
class. The subject vas, "ResoIved:
That the Federal Government should
own and operate All Railroads In the
United states The audience was the
judge and voted the victory to the af-
hrmatlve by a majority OF -four votes,
Those on the affirmative were Messrs.
Garry Allen Bruce. Joe M,ecanna.
Glen Emmons, FIfd Calkins; negative.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
COMPANY a N SERVICE nAIA..

on May 18th Company a. New Mex
leo national gunrd. viii zoe h9sia al a
service ball. 10 he given Ia the armory
and Tor which elaborate arrangements
are being made. Plans are under WY
for the rehabilitation ~ the prmoFy
which has suffered severely from lack
OF maintenance, The recently organ
ICED Officers club has tnken the mat
ter In hand and business men have
joined with the club and with tho adj
jpiant generals Office In subscribing
funds for the work which ~ neccs-
sary to PIT the big buildins In nrsi
class shape Tor the many kinds Of
functions. conventions. ana meetings
for which II was designed and is 30
we'll adapted
The service bali Is a part OF the re-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
SEDER ARRANGEs
STRONG PROGRAMS

A y imposing array Of musical tai.
"a ent a been assembled by r.
y Stanley seder. director Of the
university department OF music, for
the musical events OF commencement
week. In addition TO the numbers to
be given at the baccalaureate service
tomorrow afternoon, which will in
clude tho Philharmonic orchestra and
the University Choral club OF seventy
i've voices. Mr.. Seder will be assisted
az the annua concert on Monday
evening IN Rodey hail BY Mrs. MABEL
stevens Himoe prof. ]. L. Telio. Mrs.
Kathryn Grimmer- Bailey. Miss Louise
Thorn, Mr.. Robert n. Sewell and Mr..
Louis HeyNeiden. The program for
this concert follows:
PART /.
Triumphal March C"Aida'') -. Verdi
University Orchestra.
pOlonaise In A Hat major. -. Chopin
Mrs. lfimoe.
Mafche Celebfe ........... Lnchner
University Brass Quartet.
Scherzo-Tnrnntella ..... Wieniawski
Prof. Tello.
In Sapphire Seas C"The Fireny')..
Friml
University Choral Club.
Mrs. Bailey.
PART II.
Song-Cycle: In a Persian Garden
ssss+sssss s.ss.... Lchmann
Mrs. Bailey. Miss Thorn, Mr.. Sc
der. Mr.. Sewell. Mrs. Himoe.
PART III.
Berceuse ~("Joceiyn") ....... GODDARD
Girls Gice Club.
Caprice Espagnole ....., Moszkowski
Mrs. Himoc. E
Cantata: PAU Revere's RIDE.
Buseh
University Choral club.
Mr.. Hesselden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
WOMAN's CI.VR.

At the meeting of tho womnn's club
yesterday afternoon, after "A discus
sion of the constitution and bylaws.
e program WIS carried out, consist
ing of two vocal numbers by Miss
Evangoline Perry, (al con the shore
ana 90 "A Garden Romance" and
also one by Miss Hortense SWitzer.
'Glammima. tfrom the Flrenyl. and
talks on How TO Keep Cool in Hot
weather by Dr. Evelyn Frisble and
Mrs. j. j. Gould. The s%oloists ans
wcred "a encores In each Instance and
the talks were listened to with a great
amount OF interest In spite of the fact
that there H. snow on the mountains
and mercury range down about 40
degrees, as Dr. Frisoie introduced her
remarks with the slogan In time OF
peace prepare for var"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08
Calendar Of Events
For Coming Week


Hnhdhtt NAY y.
= University BRcoaiaureate SER
= vice, Rodey hail. Z y. M. address
= by Dr. Noise Bergman; music ,
= by Philharmonic orchestra md I
= University Choral club OF 7g
. voices.
= Monday, May 10.
= University field, gao .. M,
= annual dual track meet q. y. NJ.
= vs.. Agricultural college.
= S;0O p. m. Rodcy hall, annual
= university concert.
= Tuesday. May ~.
= Annual university play go.
= Ing Some" az Crystal theater s
= y. m.
= organ recital, Congregational
' church. 1870 a. m.
' Tuesday Literary club, Mrs. I
= y. u. Cristy.
= Fortnightly Music club. Mrs. I
. McIandress.
. "Wednesday. May ~.
= University commencement ex- ,
= ereises, Rodey hall 1880 a. m.
. Bridge clue, Mrs. r.. A. Davis. /.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNouNCEn.

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Stern have an
nouneed the engagement OF their
daughter Aliae 60 Mr.. Leon NJ. Half
OF Los Angeles. The wedding will
ta%e place In the early autumn. To-
morrow afternoon from three 10 six
Mr.. and Mrs. Stern viii be at home in
formally To about one hundred and
seveniy-ive guests Ia honor OF the
newly engaged couple.
Miss Stern Is a popular society girl
anG much loved hy all who know her.
her quiet. charming manner making
her a favorite In all circles.
AIR. Hahn, who with his brother is
In h commission business in Los
Angeles, is a promising young busl-
ness man of prominent family OF the
cua city. He has been visiting In
Albuquerque for the past week and Is
rapidly making a place for himself
among Miss Storn's friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-08

construction program and tho people
81 Albuquerque are cordially invited
10 attend. Lieutenant }. ~. Toulouse
d In charge 81 the COMMITTEES on ar
rHnBementa and PROPOSES 10 have the
door In brst rate shape for dancing.
The decorations will be the stars and
stripes.
The ladies of the Baptist church are
planning an entertelumcts "a ne given
AT tho church on Ainy goth. Those
who Will take part are Mrs. Wolff.
Mrn. Atchiaon. AIRS. McGFith. Miss
cprbett and Miss selke. The chief
nstractioa of tho etcnlag will be the
trio work hy Mrs. Atchlaon, Mas Corr
bett end Miss seike.
%
Mrs. aud Mrs. John sle-r Of Penn
Van. y. ". wa arrive this evenins
10 De the guests Of ~. aud Mrs. W.
". strong % Park
Among the nut ~ town guests who
were here 10 see patioua Wefe Mr.
aud MFf. Harry y. Ire ~ Santa Pc.
guests Of Fred w. Le&. and Mrs. n. n.
Laushlin also of Santa Fe who saa
the guest At Mira a. u. McMiien Ia.
John Heckcr - Bciep entertained a
number Of Helen people with u thee
alter party. Mr.. ana Mrs. w. q. Ham
yer o. santa Re and J q. H~aenfdotn
o. cimnrron were guests Al M al
varhdo.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Theodore shotwoii Of
Detroit. Mich. were the guests az ar.
p Mrn. a. u. McMnicn the Isiei
week. The shotwells wore IN runle
from h exposition 10 tIseIf home 10
Detroit.
Mrs. E. L. bradford aud Mrs. Mabvf
Stevens Himoe have anneoaned a
Joint recital 10 be given hs their pu-
pills al the Woman'R club building on
The eighteenth. Invitations are 10 -
issued 20 The parents and friends 81
The pupils,
Ucruid want. 4 uuonM-t Times
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Commencement Exercises of
State University Occupy First
Place In Weeks Calendar

maintenance. and also b. a special ap-
preparation for the reconstruction Of
Hedley hall, destroyed ny nre aome
years ago. haa made Il possible for
the institution to begin ilg next college
year on a basis Of vastly increased
efficiency. Several years Of careful
business mnnaremet have placed the
institutina on a sound financial basis.
and II appears. with the present com
~mencemuni. 20 have passed the stage
Of struggie, In is development and TO
have reNchcd the period OF definite
accomplishment.
The complete program for the COM
mencement week Follows;
Bn~t<alaureete service; Hodey Hail.
sunday, May y, 4 D. m.
Prelude Cal Swedish Festival
March" tTeilman); (b) "salut DAM
our" (Elgar), Albuquerque Phllhar-
monte Orchestra.
invocation-Rev. G. l.. Dean.
Muslc-Anthem; Unfold Ye Pop
tals.f CGounod), University Festival
Chorus.
Scripture Readina--Mr. ". n. Day.
Secretary Y. NJ. c. A.. Albuquerque.
Music Quartet: IAN Evening
Hymn CRheinherger), Mrs. Kathryn
3fimmer Bailey. Miss Louise Thorn.
4. Stanley seder. Robert r. Rewcll.
Solo-Lord God Of Abraham"
tEijah). (Mendelssohn) John ID. Fall
kenberg. f,
Music-"sanctus." tGounod). Uni
versitp Festival Chorus.
B~accalaureate Addrcss-Dr. Noise
bergman.
Benedietion-Rev. Archie Tooth
aker.
Postiude "swedlah Coronation
March, Csyendsen). Albuquerque
Philharmonic Orchestra.
Monday. May 10. ates D. M. uni
versity campus-Dual Track Meet,
New Mexico Agricultural College Va.
University of New Mexico.
Monday, May 10, 8 D. m, Rodey
hall, university campus-Concert by
university department Of music, under
direction % Prof. y. stanley seder.
Tuesday. May II. at 1880 a. M.
CONGREGATIONAL church. corner Coal
and Broadway-Organ Recital BY
Prof. seder.
Tuesday. May II. az . .. m. uai-
versity campus baseball game. New
Mexico Agricultural College W. Cni-
OF New Mexico.
Tuesday. May ~, Il sssO .. M,
thcater-Annual Play BY the
University Dramatic club for III ben
eft OF the Athletic association. Play
Going some"
Exercises. wednesday,,
May ~, 1910 n. m. ,
Music-Processional. University Or
Invocation-Rev. r. l.. LRllance.
Music-Universlty Orchestra.
Commencement Address--Hon. Re.
liz Martinez.
Music-solo Summer" C~haminade.
Mrs. Elizabeth n. Bradford.
Conferring Of Degrces-Dr. David
u. Boyd. President OF the univeralty.
Awarding OF Diplomas OF the school
of Education-Dean Charles r. Hold
gin.
Announcements.
Benediction-Rev, ]. NJ. simmer. OF
santa re.
Head Usher: Mr.. Ernest Hall.
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Office here and with his stay In this
city. The party, accompanied by Dis
trict Forester Ringland. left that
ipght for the Coconino and Tusayan
forests and the National monume at
the Grand Canyon.