The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-21

Just watch the system OF the modern
cut worm. He knows a good crop
and nne. workmaniike farming as far
as he can see q.
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ONE OF MIR. BRYAN's m,,re per-
sistent critics demands to know II he
bases hts arEumeRt hat preparedness
promotes war on the s~upposition that
IRE departments promote lire.
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THIS SHOULD be rood for AT least
three more statements,
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THE coMMoNER this week uses
It's first six pages TO print Bryan's
statements, including date OF issue
and serial number. one newspaper
that prints EN- all.
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HEARTLEss ARIZONA editor re-
fers to Bryan as Mother Hubbard"
Il doesn't nc. Although her cupboard
was bare Mother Hubbard had a poor
dos. Mr.. Bryan's dog has been kick
81 to death.
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A NEW YORK TIMES CORES
pendent demands a half-ccnt coin. He
says apples and bananas often sell
two for n cent; and hat "A free
American should be p~riyileged 90 buy
half an apple anyway.
APPLES at 9 for a cent out here
where We grow 'em would start a
riot.
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AT A MIDDLETowS, Connecticut
wedding last week the contracting
parties and their assembled friends
represented half a billion dollars in
wealth. cupid IN this company was
reduced to a class ID dlety.
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ALLIES at G%aiiipoll in desperate
straits'-headiine. They're at least
right alongside them.
HA; ALLIES ORDER BRoMED
CHEESE.
"a current headline.)
Food order by allies may embroil
the swiss"
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BRYAN MAY START newspaper
In Denver says n headline. The ar
ticle following leaves some doubt
whether Denver Is honored o. about
10 be vaccinated.
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JUST about the time strawberry
shortcake gets TO the point whore u
no longer tastes like pastry incrusted
currency the season abruptly ends.
organizations, social agencies, patri-
otto societies n benevolent n fra
ternal organizations of foreign-born
residents. These committees are ar
ranging 'citiz. lship. receptions for
newly us;uralizzcd citizens and a ma
tional Americanization day commit
tee Is assisting these mayors com
mittees.
Among the features FOR his occa-
sion already adopted by various cities
Is the giving Of special recognition 10
the new citizens by having special
admission tickets for them and their
families pa that, on entering the au-
special. raised platform on the stage.
After American national airs have
been rendered by a band. orchestra
or singing .Scietics, the pledge Of al
%legiance will be recited In unison as
tho American flag is unfurlod and the
entire audience stands md snultes the
%colors. Several cities are PLANNING
pageants or tableaux presenting IN
vivid form American history, moving
picture films Ike Uncle sam al
work" will be shown.
Among the things the speakers on
this occasion will emphasize are;
That every forclgn-speaking person
In America mould learn English hy
attending the public schools. because
tho English language is the master
KEY 10 American opportunities and
life, and the first step 20 real citizen
ship: that every illiteratc immigrant
should learn 20 read ana write. 80
that he can read American news
papers and attend personally TO his
business matters, and that adults aud
children, native ana foreign born, be
given civic training in both evcnig
ad day schools, 30 that everyone 10
our country viii understand the func-
ltions Of our government, the princi-
pies Of democracy ana for what
America stands.
/ New York ana s. Louis. through
their public schools, have planned TO
have a special civic lesson on Flag
day. june "a, Tor the school children,
These children will Learn from their
teachers the history OF the American
flag Nhat IL represents, and tht de-
iriaration Of Independence AZ "A DE
claration Of C%itizenship' viii be ex-
planned. Fuil particulars Of thu local
citizenship reception on the Fourth
% OF July will be given and each child
will be requested % invite his parents
. TO take him 10 the Amerlcanlzation
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