The evening herald., 1917-07-07
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"tuNtlt thtlN. Inc Me@l ktifeSnf q
ment Parlor" hung ont its sign yes.
terday though the building itnelf is
not yet complete. Two other small cs-
ta aolishmentS are bidding for husinors
these hct days, and grocery or
business house 90 some proportions IL
being crested In the rnlversit,
Heights addition. There r. taik ~
extending the ear line about three
Blocks farther out Central avenue.
over In the camp the usual routine
OF work and dril Is followed and the
men seem 10 be pretty wen satisfied
The two showers this week largely
oyercame the dust and hea; and the
effect OF them v everywhere manifest
in the camp.
Last sunday snappy little bail
game was played between the q. II, v.
aggregation and team from the reg
iment on 11opewel field, which re-
suited in score OF 10 To :. Both
teams showed good deal of power
IN railing their forces and IL looked
az though the "Khakrs" might win
In the eight and ninth innings hw
later the O. u. 2. grabbed the game.
feature of the game was the pitch.
ing of Teller. Another game WIS
played on tho afternoon Of the Fourth
To small crowd. In which the sol
diers won.
The great feature of the week was
the celebration az Robinson Park on
the Fourth. Albuquerque turned ous
10 the number Of 5000. and approx
mately one thousand cf the guards
men marched In line and hy their
presence and enthusiasm added to-
the success OF the celebration. The
singing Of the national hymns by the
church choirs of the city. as well ~
nv various patriotic societies, was .
feature Of the procram. EN-GoN
Stovcr presided. Mai r =. Rujac
and County Clerk Nestor Mont0ys
were the speakers Of the occasion. and
the celebration was regarded ns one
az the most successful ever held m
Albuquerque. Yes. The city Band was
there with the music. too. and all
added To- the patriotism OF the day.
{ oi. y. &. Abbott read the Declaration
Of Independence. Mrs. y. L. bradford
had charge Of the music. nnd IN"
Mrs John W. WILSON. ~ the Woman's
club made the arrangements MAJ
Bujlc. of the guard delivered an 'n
splrlng address, ana Nestor MontoNa.
whose two sons have enlisted. spoE'
cniertainsly. saying give us hnerV
for the whole world. or let II perish
from the earth
on the night OF the F"urth Mal
Rujac gave dance az the Alvaran"
complmentary 20 Mrs Jas. Baca wife
Of the Adiutant General of santa re
Mrs. Albert sydney Brooks. and Mrs
Keeuth oliver. OF Buckman' y. NJ
Those invited were the oitcefs' ana
| visiting Off ~ BATTERY \ AIS"
of the First y. NJ. Infantry Ihs pro-
gram started at $50 and continued un-
tn late hour The event was
! most enjoyable one.
Cp az the camp, IN" y. VI. .. \ y.
| busy ON the job. The tent - one ~
the busiest places an"ut we regimen
al quarters. From ffiy 10 one nun
dred men can be found there AZ "n'
time writing Ieo'eiS """',' VI -.
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