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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27

Mr.. a. =. Van Dcinse was the guest
of honor at q dinner given at the Al
yarnd0 on Thursday evening, by the
business men Of Albuquerque. Col. ID.
X. Il. Sellers was POSTMASTER. The
tOasts given werei
Judge l.. A. Mann-Apology for not
getting more than tT5 900 for the Uni.
Versity Of New Mexico.
Judge George Il. Craig-Conduot Of
Albuquerque boosters Ut Stockmen =
convention in III Paso.
John Beaven-Thc coal business.
a. II. MeMillen-Shall the speed
ordinance be revisedg
G. O. CushmRn-How il feels 10 be
daddy OF the Commercial Club.
George A. Kascman-Desirability ~
being ice man now.
Alfred Grunsfeld-Why the county
commissioners don't grant everything
we want.
Arthur Praeger--How do Albuquer.
que girls compare with Boston girlsi
Senator Isaac Barth-Who were the
hnndsomest men Ia the legislature9
DIR. David II. Boyd-What We think
OF Mr.. Naa DENSE AZ a "'plngger. 4"
(Also, a few original oklahoma s%tories)
w. X. Walton-ls a bachelor handi.
capped
Thomas Danahy-Is II fair for X. T..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Music for FLYING Squadron.

The Nalok Wilson orchestra, especial
ly arranged for the Flying Squadron,
under the direction Of Miss Nalck, will
DC a notable feature of the meetings,
ts much Of Albuquerque talent Is IN.
cluded. The persouel Of the orchestra
isi Vioin-Miss Grace Stortz, Miss
Irene Partch, Miss Ethel Kieke, Miss
Gladys Harris, Mr.. Arthur Becker, Ches.
ter Miller, Ralph Miller, Mr., Meyer;
e%ornet, Donald Wilsoni trombone, Earl
lporterfeld; drums, George Pinneyi
piano, Miss Louise Lowber.
Arrangements have been made for an
overflow meeting at both the Woman =
Club and the High School Auditorium
The s%cloists for the three days are all
well.known singers, having been In
~chatauqua and concert work. ON the
first day the soloist win be Mr., d. V,
Polling, called the nightingale Of tho
Pacific slope. The second day Mr.. Fred.
erick Butler will sing. The third day
Miss Vera Mullin. who is perhaps th,
best known of the three will be tbs
s%oloist,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Albuquerque High School NoW
Has Enrolment of $40

the students. Kodak day brought opt
mahy kodaks and the la Reta will
carry the most successful Of the ahots.
Chavez ArmiJO. who Was a former
student OF the high school, but has
recently oeen In the International
school az lei Paso, has returned TO
Albuquerque TO take up his place In
school work again.
The high school baseball team
meets the Menaui boys az Hopeweli
reid saturday afternoon. This Is the
FIRST appearance for either team his
year and no dope - AZ hand AZ 10 the
strength OF respective teams.
Helen Armstrong left school Tues
day on account OF her mother moving
70 Wlnslow, Arizona.
The total enrolment Of tho hieh
school u now SIC. nurrah for the
hfeh school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Aid Society Entertained.

A most enjoyable social hour followed
the regular business session Of the
Ladies' Md Society Of the Lead Avenue
Methodist Church, which was held
Thursday afternoon ne the pleasant
home Of the president. Mrs. Charles
Warrington. a dainty luncheon was
served by the hostesses, Mrs. Waiting
ton. Mrs. ID. II. Carnes and Mrs. L. J.
johnson. Assisting were Mrs. Beck.
man, Miss Gail Beckman and Miss Mar
ian Wellington. About seventy Ave
ladies enjoyed this pretty and altogether
delightfnl aflnir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27

on last Monday morning Miss Mar
garet Flournoy, acting for the girls OF
the student body, presented the school
with "A Nictrola purchased BY them
with the receipts OF various %luncheons
given by the different classes through
out the year. Mr. Mllne accepted the
instrument and ttpn Miss Katherine
McMillen read a paper on III Trova-
tore and, illustrating the vai.ous
points In the paper. Miss Troi played
selections from that wonderfui>opera.
Marked appreciation was shown by
the student body az a whole but oc-
casionally a comment came from
some one to the erect that he liked
''Turkey In the straw much better.
The freshman class gave a cafe
terra luncheon last Wednesday which
Melted the class about thlrty-hve dol
lars besides giving a pleasant hour 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27

News Is avn "a Los Angeles thsss
days - a former Albuquerque eirl i
heiua ustd 10 setlafy lAc sesaatioo Atiea
mpntalifieo Of tho native ntnsrapcl
rrndcsA The Lo1N 3nnNies Examiner,
which has hces aeliAa Is i ~tcIaaI1t4
prezn nNcnl iof severed days past, tells
the following concluding ately IN Tho
latest episode Ia the life Of Mrs. fauft
Armiio HoiIisitf Hoaat, vita fonatlIe
tfinmiahs which lend added spieei
fnurita Amiio HoliIul1f Hoeue. %
yoofa old and Of clcns cut cameo beauty,
sighed last niRkt for. like AioEau1e1
she seeks new f'atun,1" 20 conquer
Today hhc viii appear Ia court soaking
lhhntini soIaeo during her second tsafe
widow hoDd. Tbs ag1nizine 1x9efIenen
Of having been BIT b. 4 eorn.inke
thrown acrcas the breakfast table BY
her most recent husband. r. r.. noouo.
prompts her to appeal 10 the courts FOR
. second honorable discharge from the
hends Of mntFlmony.
Mrs, HoGqe' 3 life during the iatt lea
years has not been ~oxAesIy tame.
Tea ycafu ago, the daughter Of Col.
Nmnnder y. Auiio, millionaire fAnlh
and silver mine owner Of Albuquerque
New Mcxico, decided TINT sitting afeuu&
the house was nothing AZ all 80 DO Her
debut into territorial society uoe fol.
lowed BY daring foais nslrlae q horse
and the next year she wan the State
championship as q rider Of half.famet
horses. bareback and n1trlde.
Then, Oroon.Eyed Monster
A month later. Jim UofIisfrr. anu az
triah =. Holfister, president Of the Con
tin stal Oil Company, persuaded her 70
make = hurried marital venture For
more thNn a year they lived happily
aud then the ~efcsn-cycd dragon entered
their home. Divorce and m~uniiccnt
aliinony concluded - romance
"Holly" HOLSTER. she pet Of Denver
Society, became q r~eeiusc. OF a sudden
she,startlcd her friends who u~psnspect.
inQly went ~ SEQ fhc MERRY Widow
ord from the left end In the front row
The show played 20 capacity and ran
an extra week. Then the former Mrs
verslty, Tuesday az ten o'clock. win
give the students an address on "aomc
Aspects OF International law In fta
Relation 70 Problems Growing Ont Of
the European War; Anyone interest.
ed "a cordially invited 10 attend.
The fpecinl musie sunday consists Of
an anthem by the choir and 1.-THE
Palms, - BY Fanre. which Earl Porter.
field win play on the trombone.
Tho Univcrsisv Choral Club IL work.
ing on an Easter cantnta, "The Stzr5
Of Calvary" by Adams, and will hold q
( special rehcarsai this evcAing In the
Presbyterian church.
At assembly last Tuesday profeseor
Bonnet gave an Interesting talk on the
subject, "Economic Drterminssm.f = e.
lrfnnlly c~n5oydblc wns thu inuficnl pro.
gram following the taIk, IN which Mise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Mesa Party and Camp Fire.

Last night half n dozen young mcn
Of the sigma Tau fraternity took their
ladies out for n supper pefty on the
mesa. The party walked out 20 a care.
fully chosen spot beyond the country
club, where wood and provisions had
been placed beforehand, and built n
camp FIRE for the cooking Of the suppet
The tasty viAnds put away, the party
sang until $3.50 aud then returned 20
the fraternity house, where dancing,
music aud cards were enjoyed for &.
couple o. hours. Those who ATTENDED
we're Misses Ethel Kieke. Rose Mahar-
am, LOm Colgun, Katherine johnson,
Mary Cooper, Mcsers. Carl ID. Brorein,
Charles CLARK, Pelham Mcclellan. Alien
l.. Bruce, Robert +. Sewell and Mr..
aud Mrs. ID. X. Lane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27

guest Thursday Mf. Doyd 0nie
wood. Of ncancIl, M NJ
Mrs.. james r. NewhnIl ind her sister.
Mrs. Miller ~ kHnsaa City. left fo1ny
for a Whit with relatives md friend
rs Santa Fe. Hnth Mta. Nenhuli and
her sister ware former residents q san
IN r..
90
Mrs. II. T.. ofizc Of Topeka. Kansas.
~ u che city 90 attend tho 0fiee.Whlte
wedding.
Mr.. and Hrs. Hobt p. Errien add
M. and Mrs. Bp~eit EaFn1f1 molDftd
down from nsnta 10 ycf1cfdny and re.
turned tssiny.
-o-
MIS-. g. J.. Hudson has returned from
a Walt 90 oklahoma City,
Mfs. y. M. Wnlsnms q AZ home, ID
the delight Of her many frlenda. Mrs..
Williams has becn absent three months
fisitlpe nATspcka. On hes return shs
spent a few days with her son n Man.
haitian. she also visited 10 Les Veuan
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Miss Leaming's Recital.

Avenue Methodist Church was fllcd 20
overlooking on Tuesday evening 10 greet
Miss Mary Leaning in her recital. This
was quite an ovation 60 home talent as
Mics Leaming is an Albuquerque girl,
aud there was no disappointment on the
part Of the hearers. Miss Leaning nc.
quilted herself crcditably, not only in
her reading frpm Peer Gynt, hut in her
humorous readings and her song mum.
beers. Generous applause from the audi
ence betokened their enthusiastic aPpro-
c%intion. Prof. Seder ut the piano aud
Prof. Tello with his violin were accord
cd the praise that is theirs wherever
they appear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Measuring Party.

The members and friends enjoyed II
most unusual program at the Prcsby-
terian Church parlors last night. The
special Jrm Of entertainment was a
measuring. Each conner was measured
aud charged admittance according 10
heigth. Some 81 the ladies who wore
feathers in their hats we're measured 10
the tippcst end Of the feather thereby
paying extra for their vanity. A de-
lightful program was rendered, after
y hich an imprpmptu program was given
which caused a great deal Of merri-
ment. Refreshments were served dur.
ing tho evening and eve those who
paid for their feathers felt that they
60. their ~"money's worth"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Club Notes.

The Highland Bridge Club met with
Mrs. G. =. Lowber, on Tuesday after.
noon.
On Monday afternoon the Gold Ave
nue. Club met with Mrs. y. =. Garfield.
D.
This week the Mercedes Club met
With Mrs. Eaks. Tho club finished the
study of Spain.
O.
The Valley Sewing Club met for a
social afternoon with the teachers Of
the Rio Grnnde School on last Wedncs.
day. Merry chatter kept pace with
busily piled needles, and the afternoon
sped by all too quickly.
D
The Daughters Of the American
Revolution are meeting this afternoon
az the home Of Mrs. =. G. Bakes on
University Heights.
C.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Con-
gregational Church Is planning TO give
an Easter bazaar in the store building,
200 w. Gold Ave, one week from today,
the day before Easter. Full particulars
viii be given next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Pennsy Quartette Coming

The famous male Quartet Of the Penn.
sylvania state College today started on
It's second annual trans-eontinental tour.
Through the courtesy Of the santa Fe
railroad, the eollegiaHs, with their d.
rector, G. c. Robinson, will spend their
Faster vacation on the Pacific coaat,
EnrOute across the continent stop
overs will be made for concerts az
twelve employees club houses main.
tanned by the railroad. Upon reaching
san Francisco, about April 10, the Penn.
State musicians will give a series Of
concerts In the Pennsylvania building
at the Panamn. Pacific Exposition.
Last spring the college quartet were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27

uup people waited tho Rio grande
school, a large number went ont In the
new auto belonging 70 the school. Only
native school children were admitted 70
tho contest.
Mrs. Aunn W. Htrnmquist has accept.
Cd an appointment b. Mayor Bohtfight
~ AlbuQnerqnc's representative At the
rational purity congress 20 be held this
year at San Ffhneiaeo, July Is 70 "a
Mrs. Thee. s. woolscy, Jr., enter.
Country Club Friday night in honor Of
rrof. Woolscy.
Mrs. Max Nordhaus entertained Fri.
day al diuner for Mrs. Rosenwald, u
New York City, and Mrs. Eismau, Of
foston.
Mrs. Riccis sister, Mrs. Mccormick.
Who has been visiting here, returned 20
Amarillo, Texas, lsifsy nie@t.
Ths new bridge club me, with Mrs
Sherman on Tuesday afternoon.
A number Of pleasant affairs have
been given for Mrs. Walton this week.
Every afternoon has seen a merry gath
81 ing In her honor. Several informal
f~arties aud lnnchcons have beer given,
including a very pretty one at the Al
vorado. Mrs. Walton viii take up her
duties as hostess az the New Mexico
Binding at San Diego on the first Of
Aprii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
The woman's Club.

Judge Rodey, Mn. Baiiey and Mrs
Nichols entertained the club members In
a most interesting manner NJ the Club
rooms yesterday afternoon. Judge Rod
ey took his audience through Alaska
from Seattle. Judge Rodey has lived in
Alaska for some time and is thoroughly
conversant with all the interesting de.
tails 20 the minutest point of interest.
Mrs. Bailey sang In her usual pleasing
manner. Miss Nichols rendered her
piano numbers in n thoroughly artistic
way, which is always source Of pleas
ure 10 her hearers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
PERSONAL MENTION


Miss Helen Wickham Il visiting her
brothers az san Bernnrdino, Calf. Be.
fore she returns home she will see both
cxpositions.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. vanDeinse, who
left last night for their new home In
springfield. Missouri, have been the
guests during the past week Of DR.. and
Mrs. 6. II. Conner, Of North 18th ~.
Thursday evening Mrs. Conner gave a
dinner party in honor Of Mrs. Yea
Dcinse AZ which w were laid for
eight.
D.
Mrs. Frank Summers left Tuesday for
Ia Junta, where she will spend Easter
with relatives.
f.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Reynolds had as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
G. T. U. Contests.

Three Oratorical contests under the
auspices Of the W. G. r. y. we're held
Friday afternoon, one az Martineztown
and two NJ the Rio Grande Industrial
School. Three medals were awarded. Al
Martinezt0wn Juan Candalaria was tho
winner Of u silver medal and az the Rio
Grande School Isabel Gibson won the
gold medal and Aruelia Morales the sill
YER one. Quite a number Of Albuquer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Interesting Work
At st. Vincent
Academy This Week

Friday afternoon n reading contest
was held az ~. Vincent Recital Hall.
four members Of the cloeution class par.
ticipating. The splendid manner 10
which the young ladies gave their selec.
tions made II a difficult matter 20 decide
on the winner. The program was varied
by a few numbers given by the vocal
class.
Opening Chorus-'The Lord IL
Ny shepherd -. ..fKoachntl
The Ceceiiahs
The Ride of Paul Revere
Reading .......... J. Hsongfeliow)
Miss Agnes Wieneeke
Nocal--Iho Lesson ..... "a. Q. Bartlett)
Miss Irma Lix
Reading Spnrtacus tn the
Oladiatofa commemorative.
Miss Anita Gnrcia
Vocal-Firclighf Faces. fGcrnld I.Rne)
Miss Kathryn Keleher
Rosding-Thc Moor's
Revenge ........ (Miekiewicz)
Miss Dorothy Butler
k~eadiug-The Legend
Beautiful $50. Longfellow)
L-- Miss Carrie schmidt
Chorus Columbia ....
The Cccelinns
The prize was awarded 10 Miss Anitn
Garciaj Miss Dorothy Butler received
honorable mention.
o.
During the week Father Rosswinkel.
of Chicago, visited the Academy and
gave an interesting talk. The Loyola
Literary gave an Interesting im%proptu
On that occasion.
D..
A very interesting and artistic pro-
gram was rendered by the intermediates
OF the music class on Wednesday after.
noon.
NnAAa ssssssFsssss s.sss.as AtFtttcfl
May Casaus
MY hlttNs ANpnui0lnul
Josephine AbouslcmRn
Waltz of the Flower Fairies. f. Crosby
Adelaide Williamson
Coasting (Durant)
Agnes Mcintyre
i-tuuc lbcycr)
Muriel Spencer
Vnlse (Ferber)
Luetta McDermott
A Curious story. 800. (yirgii)
Enniee HerkenhoT
Rigoletto (Trans.) 49,. (EnglemAnnl
Rose Mcintyre
ttumofehque ...s.-. ...sl DtOfuk
Emma Gilbert
A medal was awarded 20 Miss Agne,
MeIntyre for excellence In the rendition
Of her selection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Little Tots Entertain.

A delightful children Easter PARTY
was given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Fred kahnt aud her small daughters
Beulah and Virginia, At their home on
West Tijeras Ave, in Honor Of little
Wilma Lusk OF silver City, n. NJ.
There were both outdoor and indoor
games, including an Easter egg hunt,
Nnnabcl whitehill being the prize win
Her; also a peanut hunt, with Bernadine
schnabel the lucky little tot. Last bu,
rot least, little Mary Bess Taft won
the prize for pinning on the ~donkey's
tail.
At 1880 strawberry ice cream and
cake were served 20 the happy young.
sters, seated nj an attractiveIy decorat'
cd table. with bunny place cards and
Eastersbaakatk-lllsd rgifh candy foT
|faS0gs
The small girlieS present were the
small guest of honor, Milma Lusk, Mar.
guret Marion, Harriet Marion, Naomi
Maharam, BernRdine Schnabei, Mary
Bess Taft, May Stirratt, Vironica Van
Deiusc, Lillian Chamberlain, Beulah
Kahnt, Anhabcl whitehil and Virginia
Kahnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
Dixie Company Coming.

The Bucknef 3 famons DiNis Jubilee
Concert Company will give a concert
on Friday evening, April 10, 1915, AZ
the High School auditorium, under the
auspices Of the ladies' Aid Society Of
the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27

Thorn, Mils NIshoia sps M N colder
participated.
Next Friday the unieeiaifF celHhiafc4
Arhor Day, and among oldrf fsalaI1t
viii be a baseball Renc httrttk fhe
students ind the professors.
Friday noon the goods living 1o~n
town nnteffhined their ftIonde HBfa a
picnic luncheon on tto canspaa lawn.
This Afternoon the Young Woueh
Christian Associations delightfully."- enter
i1lned ~ menberthlp 6nd feminiho
friends ~ q ehiIdren's party - noasy
Hall
Friday nftefnpnn the first baseball
gnme Of the season was played tefneen
The new students and the ola once. Tbs
cid students showed their superior
knowledge Of th4 game ~ ~defttkiha
the new men 10 10 g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27

.putney 20 smoke q pipe and sell eigarH7
Reuben PcFry--The ladies.
v. h. schwcntker-Why Is Albuqucr.
quci
a. c. ~Ringland-Is q married man
handicappedf
Al. 4. stern-A few remarks from
the speaker Of the third house."
q. X. R~oalington. Prank Mckee, Max
Nordhnus, a. y. Van DENSE add w. +.
southard also were called upon TO
speak.
The guests were A. p. Van Dcinse, W.
7. SOnthnrd, former president Of the
Fast Las Vegas Commercial Club, who
succeeds him, and 6. ". Nichols, assist
ant 70 the president Of the Federal
Light & Trnetion Co.
These who were invited are; r. A.
Stortz, Judge r. A. Mann, Postmaster
II. Charles Roehl, Jedee George r.
Craig, John Beaver, County Treasurer
Mike Mandell, =. HuDbs, Mayor d. n.
Roatright, D. A. Macpherson, NJ. w.
Tournoy, A. n. MeMillcn, G. o. cush.
man, George A. Kaaemap, Ivan 0runs-
field, Alfred Grunsfeld, David Rosen.
wald, Roy Mcdonald, George +. Val.
liant, George \. Roslington, NJ. Nash,
Arthur Praeger, Frank Mckee, y. r.
McCannn, Wallace Hesselden, Charles
'Melini, Max Nordhaus, summcrs Burk-
hart, Isaac Bnrth, y. 4. Woy, DR.. David
r. Boyd, W. r. Walton, DR.. G. n. Con.
ner, Thomas NJ. Danahy, 4. W. Fee, v.
l.. Grose. Reuben Perry, Col. -. X. Il.
Sellers, J.. B. Reynolds, q. NJ. Lyons,
p. Il. Schwemtkcr, Guy l.. Rogers, Ernest
Landolf, A. G. Ringinnd, II. \. Lithgow,
Ben jana, Arno Huning, Tom A. Egau,
Ross Merritt. Wilmot Booth, NJ. l..
Stern aud George Afnot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27

utI|ihfef disappeared again.
Thea 80 tried her hand = driving
q racing tekR. n che A|i4 H'|N Iatn
ne N11 nfAf 4tatr "a emp and applause.
N4/NoI WITH Me|ItIt|1nI
Tho /" ftfnfr ~ Fi'atnH stIttA - &
faiI Tor bar chafAt ara after fhAf eI1
made q dozen 11fff Nitb stI1t1N -
&iid1le Wr1t IaifA An 4I1II't.10 q
3 hen. "a nEIn-iifhI 14tiH 1Ie ht|Rf VIA
'8ha<. |tII1tNat ard nt4 more naI-
Ie e1mmen1aIi1f.
Whncki nsn4Is N1M41fo tf1tt IN
md m ma1Ied B aIso4tIAaa fki1'NaA
81 s|itet hosiery ~ r. Hoaaa thd tene
~ Lon Angeles u live.
That was b war ago n pe'|fe court
l8at Friday When her hr.t1ff va ".
|fnIertt Tor battery. ~ feIf n ne
~ inf enrn.Hokte ~ r~cnTIhcIanif Ihfi
Judge Hammffd1I scored I11 dlftns
ant and fined him 90.
Nos " Nplly yaeh4 Il tHAaI. Itsfc
oFy 40 more tAflIsro.
K jest WoAdsr uhaf II A. nft X
che rffted Yesterday in the Office -
Les attorney. Al OrnIt A. a1t 6Is1rraca
The pendIHE dirofcc suit.
"Hofe I've lived Z quarter 81 8 rH1'
iufy trying 30 oNU1o myself ea1 +
haven't he'd any fun w. H4mo ~ m
ffltndl have advised M 70 Try Mbp11l-
ines o. movies. Neither hna any arINni
"As Ief maIli&o1f. I'M shf1ert.
! hase I1bped lta Loop and 6Hnnn
p~4nduiun me rirk wen ee< IN
faouf1 the other man too siinNf. Whit
um ] gang h 1blf
t'hIr. Honbr telephones ne every
half .hoef al day asking 70 ~ |shth
back. Yesterday he suid fe Hee bring.
Jag mo a chotk. All ~ hfonkk7 NE
was 2 box Of randy ard a. sntllal|pa
20 walk around tht block.
IRE aaf9 Ne II taking tItaimont FIR
his temper. nal that docs nse 10 good.
An / can DO a wish him Mex and NV
/ goodbye. No man who would ttroW
lessn lakes az his wife dess4Fsh 70 have
her.
Mrs. Hotne, through kcf attorney.
will usk "a have her anipmobEt ~
turned 70 her anA fer 800 d monih
Temporary allmopf Hague has Nlfa
a eountcfsnit. Both tlIf4t tfali>e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27
University News.

Or. T. $. Woolsey, ST., professor emer.
titus Of international law Of Yale Uni
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-27

rnosss Of ne SANTA ~ llnen On a Jim.
ilnr trip through dIHpfenl q tory and
IN the summer they Wtfe guests n fhu
International Y. ~. g a.. giving ~
e1Ilss Of cabcoria Ut ihe tafioua govern.
mont club houses along the fanama
f0nnl The Zone trip vii Also be 10.
ntaicd during tie coming summer.
Tho itinefary follows and concerts
viii br given IN Santa ~ reading rooms.
40 admission viii be chafacdi March
70, ChiIIicptho, Ifnht5a; March 50. New.
ffn. Konahat March ~, Guihcri4, Okla.
bofna, April ], Wellington. Kansas
April 2. Wnynoka, OkInkomat April B.
Amnriilo, Texas, April 4. Vaughn, Now
Meaicos April o Albuquerque. New
Mexico April 6, Prescott, AFizonh;
April Z, Needles. CnIifornlk. April !.
Harstow, California; April 3, KIvefbnnk.
~tolifornih; April 20, San Franclnoo.
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Donations Of Clothing Wanted By
The Civic Hettefinont Lcae-c.
In order 10 prepare for the comiae
winter and 70 take advantage Of the
spring cleanup the Civic Detiefmonl
League issues n call 10 az the house
wives 81 the city for old clothing AZ
tvcry description, shoes, bedding and
bed clothes and such household fusui
ture "a bed steads, chairs. tables stoves
and such kitchen furniture as stoves
tables and Kitchen r~ionslls Of various
kinds.
The League. while dcsirlnr thes.
things primarily for the coming winter
has now need Of clothing, furniture
bedding, etc, for some ee4es now updel
their care.
A storage place hus been found e
which nli donations Of the above kind
can BE- taken, ovc hauled, classified and
fumigated. The iscngut will provide d
wagon 20 call az any residence in the
city having dopations 20 mako upon no
uncation by phone. Call phone No. 81
Ofhce hours, 10 70 u a. m. and 4 a
. p. m.