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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-06-20
LoRENA ITEMS

There was meeting of the school
board of district No. 1913 Tuesday
evening in regard to the meeting Of
June 2Sth. Every patron should be
present at that meeting.
Bro. Bush of Tyrone gave an ex-
cellent address on t"The Church the
World is waiting for" at Independ-
ence church Sunday evening. A large
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-06-20
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

No preaching services next Sun
day.
Sunday School at 9:45.
Young Peoples Meeting, 1880.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-06-20

THE UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION SAYS:
All the blood all the heroism, all the money, all the
ntions the world will not win this unless armies
are fed The Food Administration has undertaken to feed
them with the voluntary help of loyal Americans Are you
doing your share? ts
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1918-06-20
HONOR DEPARTING MEMBERS

BuyW.S.S
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
F,l,EwEI, 10 M ria

The member. " Dr. " W Dirs
Pyblc class an tnr Lead Avenue Mctho-
Gist sabbath school are expressing To
each other aud tp their teacher their
disappolutm,u' that he Is 90 leave the
city.
The general tooling on the subject
crystalilcd last Tuesday night in q
farewell party boo honor ~ nr pll
This was given Jt the home Of IA" y
y. Feidi,r~. t North sixth street,
when nearly no, entire class was there
to spouk 81 appreciation Tor the help
he has given t- teacher. and regret
for ms goiuE. tgH 20 wish him ANA his
family the good 'uck hat usually fol
lows ID man with host of friends any
where \ d.ruIte expression of cs.
TEEN was t1, silver fruit dish and sill
yer KNIT presented In behalf of the
cls-s %, W.II.H Wilcox. the presi-
dent IN term. oft sincere appreciation
pr. DuI replied 20 tho presentation
.peech Ir p'.l, Mrs. 1nll. Marion,
Ruth and E.'n. Dill will leave next
week for PhfII rlphia Co reside. WIN
tiers are ukD.. f' be spent in Florida,
where the farN,u 81 Dr Dill has "Nten-
sivr uteYr-f-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

a penny stick ~ candy or a lolll.
pop ia America h "A buu In Belgium
Hnd France Those are the countries
where there are hungry children
VINO need Guns worse than you need
randy Ana II every little American.
In g., ery state IN the linton would
not spend that iatl, penny Tor
randy. ANY DAY. puts With suElr
un them, could he si,eu 20 the hun
BY children over actoss the sea, and
they would becumt fat and healthy
and happy like vourself.
Now hat sounds like magic, and
magic u is white magic. Of the
very finest Kind A. L.agic II quite
ditirult 20 under stand YOU will have
10 read every word OF what follows
IN order to see a. the trick n done
Won 500 me story OF how an
Amer uu iulllpop can turn into "A
BelFInt nan lust iike that's very
much lths he story that ends with
"dog WON'T bile plg. plR won't Jump
over stilt aud | cant SGT home to-.
night"
Lets pretend that We have come
ca the n' mart at u end, where
the PIE " Jumps over the stiis
ana ths niy gets home. all he
cause ~ 81 Nay on yonder. he-
van &C. 'nt hs cat In this story It's
NJ Nre AurfHUtus. Who berin 60
save on i%uiliinps apd the hun that
finally lands safe la the hands Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
BTw NRE on INV r,rrLER

There are those in the Duke city
who specialize iu carry NIX tales of un-
kind comments to the person who has
been criticized. You know them !
do too. They are in every Que of the
hundred or So Cliuues OF this place.
The rcpor. of an unkind remark usu-
ally h given with added venom and
emhitters e person against another,
FOR u life time. sometimes After one
has been told hat her friend So.and-
So has spoken harshlV of her. the
memory riutlos boz the heart and Will
not permit a Friendly sentiment Co
exist ever again toward that critic of
her conduct But boo reality the uteau
one g. tho t8l, bearer ttc one who
rolls scandal as 70 sweet mursci under
the tongu, or hpstcu- 20 repeat e
remark she knows viii hurt when
heard CT such "a person beware The
ALE brought To % viii he re- hushed
with your uwn comment added he
sure OF that The tattler deserves
nothing bat ebuke ana Ia be ignored
absolutely left out Of an parties. an
gatherings. clubs n repulsod from,
every parlur us a snake would he Kept
out.
There are girls here IN Albuquerque
~ have cried themselves to sleep
many nights after social gatherings
Just because ~ the mean things a tat
tlcr brought from those they supposed
were friends. lot who read this have
some such cases IN mind Even n
criticisms are made. II D. kinder "a let
them pass into oblivion han to pass
on where they will give pain. The
ethics OF school children are superior
20 that III su-callod polite society OF
adults School children viii not toll
crate a tnttlcr The one who tells
teacher or another student Of misde-
mea aors b. treated with contempt one
Young high school girl who substituted
AS A teacher Ia the ward sci So last
winter. refused to listen 10 tales of
had behavior reported by the 'smaf-
ties" who thought to make o hit. IN
stead. the names ~ tale bearers were
written On the black board on the foll
of 'dishunor children were Surpris-
ed az first. hut stopped tottling on
their fellows. II adults would do the
same sad as IL is 20 acknowledge a.,
the tale hearers are usually feminine
Hui each time they offend the laws
of kindness and stab e honrt with tat
Ting. they should bee reminded Of III"
song
little. tattlc. tattle tale.
shame. shame. shame.
little. tattic. tattle tale.
Thatfs Vnur name
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
Mrs. srlsuws ocENN voYNcE

Mrs - Marie Scissor formerl, IN
structor at the government Indian
school here. and q coach an dramaucs,
Who enjoys wide popularity in educa-
tional circles. has written "a series Of
interesting letters TO The Herald de-
scribing her trip TO Manila, T. ]. via
Honolulu These letters viii be print
ed in iustallmcnts The FIRST one fol-
lows
Preparatory 10 my long journey TO
Manila / came To California Tor a rest
of two weeks, found hN change OF
WORK IA Los Angeles. After that ]
travelled along the coast on the rall-
road to san Francisco. For one hun
drcd miles the train parallels the
coast. then on through miles and miles
~ orchards. flower gardens, 1asi an
rient missions and rare mountain seen
cry yeritble lovers lane Ideal as
a route FOR bridal couples.
II enjoyed the loveliness OF the
scene. set my hopes may he beyond 10
the Islands OF my dreams, Gar away
the Islands whose lure ! had felt for
Years After passing III sharp eyed
iuspeciiou ~ the customs official n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
WEDDING AMIN I,iiS AIRY
tIIIHls NTi'D

Tn cummcmurutiuu ~ the ulptiaI
rites m North BEND. ore. nine wears
ago lul, 20 Their, was 20 happy luuI
v"rsaty party Ut the home of General
70 T. Robinson and hin bride OF nine
yeurs last evening Decorations ut
sweet peas gaN" the proper bridal
touch tu e festive scene ,uIoNc ed Dos
Professor John Milne and Mrs Milne
Dr No,d and Mrs nuvd Judge John
" Wilson and Mrs Wilson. Mr. and
Mrs j. o. Nrwhall uud GcncrnI Rob
insou, superintendent OF federal irri
cation of this district and Mrs Ron
iUHuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
y. N. NAVE M Day SWIM

There were thirty IN the party
Thirty little maids ~ chuck fun Of
gloe AS they are Of 10" blood They
confiscutcd four automobiles and hyp-
noticed the owners tin .they agreed tu
Just anything to please the in~istent
petitioners The y Y. Il. has a way
~ getting whatever the members
want. So they Aid get the autos. and
some Of the mothers for chaufrcurs
Also they had the promise Of the pooi
az the Indian school Tor an day Wed
nesday. Also they succeeded IN con.
fiscating lunch enough for = regiment
Of soldiers. Arrived AZ IN" pool brink
they went into the dressing rooms In
squads and emerged iu the dearest
lsthing suits. with bright rubber caps
Some Of the outfits had been Initiated
In the Pacific. \ Few In the Atlantic.
ono in the Gulf of Mexico. Many of
the girls had never been IN water any
deeper than the bath tub. These
decorated the curb and dangled sport.
i've feet ana 'egN in the water, Those
who are acquainted with the ways OF
the deep did an sorts of mermaid
stunts. fIttlo Helen ElN. daughter of
the food administrators ~ "a wonder IN
tho wdter-Hs agile. graceful and
adept as many swimmers who give eN-
hibition swimming, ON the long board
that served as "a raft several stretched
ont and padded arms aut feet In the
approved fashion of a WINNER try
ing 90 learn At Joe the a littl"
water spirits were called by chaper0nes
from the pool and after dressing ~
dry clithing a bis picnic lunch was
spread under the trees. II was . prob
lem for ch%aperones To keep them out
Of the water a whole hour after din
ing But such athletic contests ~
four footed races. three legged races
potnto races. aud free for all sprinis
between -four teams kept them busy
Ths captains Of thes" squads were
Helen Ely. Adele Morclli, Isabel Sulli-
van. Catherine Corles The team
hc,Ged hy Adele Morclli won most
points and "a reward Then MAS the
finais bon contests with % competition
la fancy dancing This took place on
the tarthe-i ledge of the pool curling,
etwce six picked contestants, tfohi
the different teams. The ances were
the Highland fling. the storm dance
the irish Iilt. q butterfly fantasy the
yatsauvtenua and an exaggerated one
step Three visitors who arrived In
AN automobile iu the dane
ers acted as Judges Mrs elem ora
ham formerly Miss Helen Mac'las1
was chairman uf the committee aud
gave to lola Reid. impersunator II the
butterfly. the first place The pti1"
was - pound % chcocoiates To- lola.
After this last contest the call was ION
with the swim and everybody went
bnck into the water There they ca
yorttd ahou, III I O'Clock Then
dressed. spen, half an hour shooting
the chutos ON the Indian school play
grounds and home In the autos that
came for them before g. Wish We
were Indians and could live there all
the time was tho expression from
most OF the children ts they len
Chaperoucs aud autoirtS who shared
In the y y H. frohc We're Mrs sui
Ivan. Mrs Denny Macdonald, Mrs
Din Mrs. Jacobsen Miss Trina ldN
Mrs Van Iruff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
THE RED CRnss nInhE

tIho folluWinf poem WAS found
amonE the effects uf 90 badly wounded
British soldier. W. have not boon
able 10 Identify the tuthorl
Not a bupkin' rap do We care ror 'nr
chap
with n Rcd Cross un ms sleeve.
TIN We get 90 the FRONT on the stand
to shunt,
An u farewell bomb when You
leave.
Midst hat flying doa,h you hold your
breath.
IN life seems suddenly denr.
While the Red cross chap is out of
the scrap.
In the safest part of the rear.
It doesn't seem fair FOR him to be
there,
while We face the powder and
smoke.
An check the Huns with red no; guns
IN cheer and curse and choke.
But many q lad fc"is laundering giad
when the night lends a shclterinr
cloak.
70 bee ovcrhoulcd by the char he'd
called
Tho uloomin' Rcd cross blokc
Ny " turn came its part oi tho
game
IN "a SCRAP We had before i.ous
when the hlinkin Huns tried TO pinch
the gums
az the iSth-uc,cr mind whose
They tried aud tried. and YOU bet they
died.
While We lost many q chum
when the message came through
Sow. lads, stand to-
And the next was. Here they
come"
We charged and yelled an the line We
held,
nut / don't remember the rest.
For the earth spun round and ! nit
the ground
with daylight inside my chest
when next | woke "a Red cross hioko
Was crossing that zon of death.
I'm I watched him come through thnt
shrapnei hum
lust watched and held my breath.
He roachcd my side with a crawl and
glide.
An ! blessed hjs crimson crest.
when he'd made noe snug with a
Comfy plus
In the painful hole in my chest.
Then away ne crcpt. and must hav"
slept.
But when ! awoKc with pain.
was down az the hHSe 49, 90 hospital
case,
An booked down for "Hhshty'
again
We landed am urht ON q wet stormy
night
Hut what did We care for the rain.
For u Red Cross hlok" fixed me up
with q smoke
An "a crib ON q Red Cross train.
So that's why I'm hero. feeling shaky
and uurrr
In this clink.n Red Cross bed
with % Red cross nurse, when I'm
feeling worse
To lay COO tniugs on my head.
An though 1t uIl seems To be part Of
my dreams,
Yet know IL is not all q oaX
There are Thousands today who are
ready Go .IY,
Thank Gu1 for the I,'d Cross
hlokoS
la......f sr,.I.rR.,.I N.Wa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
NEWS PROM THr. FRONT

Letters from Corporal ora brown
IN his wife IN this city tell briefly OF
IN. campaign the Sammies are en-
cheering over there where the
Huns are running B~erlinward In one
letter this local soldier. who II haNins
A., heroic part In the greatest war OF
the world. says
W are where II sounds IKE inc
Fourth Of July all the time and ~"
/, great many planes In the ayr moHt
,f the time. We are In a
part Of France now surely a pretty
country. And to get hert We had an
other flint pullman tss car ride TIA
IA same as our first one only NOT
so long These French people surely
are accommodating. We move quite
often About a week ago some OF Ms
moved a little faster than usual, Tor
Fritz had got our address and sent
us "A few Shells-most Of them oeing
shrapneL N a few were OF "A larger
size one OF laem exploded aoout
fifteen wards away from where We
were and made a hole that a person
could have buried q horse in. That
vas one time oil OF us got into action
very quickly put II doesn't STARE q
person like | thought Il would Every
time We move We get into a nicer part
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
u,uu,>or ,>>ouNCEME>T

The formal OF the re-
cent uurrias' '..i Il created moro
thnn usual interest IN local circles he
cause of IA, prominence 81 the
families OF tU Iial pair, Is the fol
lowing
AIR. and NJ 'lonzo nortmm Nc
Alillcn anuouf Inc marriage of their
daughter. Ifu.'.|, Ia Pearcc God
direton Rode. u" Monday. IuJv :.
1915. At HON, tier August D. Al
hupuerque n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

This announcement Is greeted ~ 10
cal circles with heartiest c~ongratula-
lions 10 both these wei matched young
people Both are representatives oil
families Of southern aristocracN. Both
are active members of the Baptist
chuvch hctc. and count their friends
In Iogions. Both are uf the high mind
ed type whose ideals of life are spirit
ual. Miss Long IS a graduate OF the
A@Ibuuucrquc high school Of the class
Of 'If. ana has studied two years at
the q, y. NJ. q memhcr Of the kappa
Knppn Gamma sorority and e number
of exclusive clubs. A. a dcvout Work
cr in the Red Cross she D. one "I the
home patriots inspiring the rest OF ~
to greater zeul. Her fathe: IN W u
Long h. government phtholngisi 100
the forestry service. Mrs. Long ~
president of the Y. W r A. Mr. Nor
gan. son Of Mr. aud Mrs T. J. Morgan
of burlington. y. e., Is "a graduate ot
the baptist college of Nurth Carolina
a Young man of business integrity ana
clean Iif. MI Morgan b. advertising
manager Of The Evening Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
7"o7H"AoH 9%M TMx m @Se% % aHHq %& HzEx % m a z%s So% z ax&SE & %G I%r GARD PARTIES FIRE

20 lo -o ought 90 carry 70 banner bear
iue ID slogan. Teachers taken any
whom" without charge The ho,
scouts and uirl scout ought tu give
ire" messenger service Co the teachers
They tid iu Santa Fp. and consistent,
refused tips for carrying grips or mes
sagos. Delegates from Tucumruri
ought 20 he given q special hand
shake They did put mp q plu,Ny fight
tu pot the convention and almost sue
,rcucd. Hon Jose Scut aud several
others 1t santa Pc must hr treated
ROYALTY Just a. an appreciation for the
things said about Albuquerque So.
not Kind words. but then We have al
most forgotten them now and have
entirely forgotten tn" STING of them
Sc We viii bee unusually nice In roiolin
ton
Literally as well az fiEurativcly tho
civ must hc turned over 90 the odu-
Gators We do not want them to have"
90 minutes annoyance. or TO lac held
W ON prices. or to pay fnr anything
that W can give 90 them as honored
guests
The committee Tint met Ia the
Chamihor Of Commerce Tuesday night
and made preliminary plans for the
convention have outlined a splendid
pot,. POO uur-ur Let up it,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
l,runop.zrIzrH PATTY

In compliment 90 Mrs hh'iN iia"-
Ion Mrs Harry lIthrup ana Mfh
william Zei1er entertained at carhs
Thursdav afternoon at the home OF
Airs. Zoizor The reward Tor skill wa
d, hox of choice stationery awarded in
NJ Herbert GuIlcs Mis- Hanlon re-
roNed SILVER spoons as guest prlf' :"
match the many SILVER suuNehlln f'N''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
INTRODUCING Mrs. HANGER

The attractive home Of Mrs. Fred
Cameron VA the scene ~ q pretty.
unpreteutious card party "Wednesday
afternoon In response to invitations.
There were % local ladies pres
oni 20 greet Airs. rrucc Hanger OF
Denver who has lately come 10 Al
%huduerque To make her home Mrs.
Cameron was 1s always a charming
hostess, though for several months
past she has furesworn entertaining
m order Ia devote time tu the Red
Cross work. The affair Wednesday
while tasteful ano dainty. conformed
m every way with Hoover policy In
the menu and lack of special dccora,
lions bridge was the game that re,
suited la high Scare m Mrs 4 ".
Wilde'a card, ana second highest by
Mrs. :. r Nann.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
suyEu ctrY\> no VISIT MERE

Miss Gloria crawford Of silver 'lty
viii Ice the house guest at Mics k"th-
crime Angle during the month OF va
gust. Miss Cruwfurd's distinguished
father. the late G. y Crawford "A
Known by the old time Sew McNicane
I'M this and every community ot the
state. MI Crawford was an intimate
associate ~ General Low wallace
when he was governor of NeN Mex
leo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
rro>ic ~ HrAH CANYON

~ the sun dropped low Monday
afternoon DO party Of seventeen m,tur
od out Geo tho rocky retreat st the
FIRST falls iu Bear canyon Tho affair
was iu honor Of chess u,ruo lately
arrived from cairo M. to visit his
relatives. Mr. and Mrs \ O. Keith.
and also for Mr. Keith The feas,
spread iu the narrow canyon was FOL
lowed bv y bon fire and several lively
duckinEu IA the creek
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
no Tr>cm N unEGoN e.

Miss Eosslu. Espinosa. last year
one of thu instructors In spanish ~
the ~I'niypr~fts '' New Mexico. has ac-
cepted AN offer '' teach Spanish 100 the
University of n'.ton the coming year
Miss EspiuosI IN alumnus OF colo
rado uniy,r- t At present she
H. tn New Nur. htng special work a.
CohYmhtt uu..,. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
III NtltI NltIN

scenes at the beach contiguous
To- the Indian school swimming pool
are more lively every day Morning
parties. afternoon parties ana eyeujns
parties are there every day making
the echoes ring with spueals Of de-
light disturbing the placid waters If
the limpid pool. while around tho
STONE curling. and stretched ON the
sands II the beach. and swimming
or pplashing In the water are swim
uors and near swimmers.
one Of these merry lotteries enjoyed
"a swim Thursday afternoon Three
automobiles furnished the t~ransporta-
ton tor the company Those who have
GuIcked IN the waters Of the coast
know all the Tricks Of diving, float
ing. somersaulting Others who have
lived with dry land terrapins' are
fearful Of evcr getting wet These
hraVely vcutured In the water any
wiN determined tu participate In the
new fad and he strictly lin the swim. "
when the spirit of fun had vented
Itself the girls hopped out and enjoyed
q uuick lunch before returning To- the
.lty Those present we're AleNan-
drti y, ghey, Bertha Wcinmau. Vel
ma prichard. Marion Turner. MAY
iauh, Mildred Rurtless, lie Verne
Rage. Reatrice nm Irma lix. Flora
Marshall. Alice Hrrndon. Margaret
Lee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
ron MRS. HNNIDN

\ festive occasion set like a charm
inr picture ia % bungalow home where
am the nicetic, i dainty little hostess
could contriye was the card party az
Nrs William Rudolph's TUESDAY art
crnnon Mrs Hatty Hanlon. IN"
honor guest, was given i silver salad
fork. The prize FOR high score was
"a PAINTED plate won by Mrs Ieizer.
Eirht ladies made up the guest list
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
ByAnna Wilds Strumquist Phone 1926

ru,IiliE the world is a-puiyor with
\X/ excitement over tive glorious
w news from France and shouts
are going up and ever strong mon 'rT
wcppn with iuy. the women are quite
ytIi wa. mothers OF A|lhuuuorluV
and everywhere are oNhihiUng D. out
ward calmu,ss CO., Intense emotion
Then ewes pii~tou when they speak
ct tlc subject That ahsoI Dos Thought
and prayer. but the> DO not cry. They
are smiling smiling tu "a WAY that
mis- ~, mother uf q soldier can COM
prchcnd Their souls are forti-
not with co., tlith that goes IN psychic
wutos to France. ANA upholds the
apirit and tho strong right arms o,
their 100 =. Their faces are trdustif-
ur,d with the love that is mot OF earth
II is the ught OF the %iuyincibie spirit
that h. to our Summics whut the dnllar
at fire was 60 the lsr1cittcs. II guides
thom b, DE-, aud yhocis them hy night
TN all the stress OF the war. the leave
takiug. the ,npt, homes. aud now iu
the crisis. WHOM battl's are Igiug ti,r
cost. the rroat,st spectacle boo heaven
ot earth be- Go sco these sntuuE VHt
mothcts THE insignia worm uu tH.
l'tio s,r,i,r stan pin, is She 'mhi.iu
bolor, winch netds must tr bowed .H
rc,rtcure Th, vat mother, r.pf,
sent tho ooulalc nl thu universe The
triumph cot o., S3mmI,s VIII mean th,
Triumph col their love
The io,ful scnd or THAT tho mere
meut OF soldi,ls Who Icu Thursday
utlht received Nns another evidence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
r,yr HUNDRED Gun MEETS

The group Of twelve card enthusiasm,
who pIay now ~scmi-mouthly Instead 90
week., on Monday afternoons were
entertained last Monday at the home
Of Mrs william Ieizer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
nrrnolu,L ANNOUNCEMENT.
little. tittle. tdttie tale.
shame. shame. shame
little. tattic. tattle tale.

Or " IT, Long and Mrs. Long an
ounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Evelyn. To- Edward l. Nor
gan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

yutiNo candle .u the hcJda NJ the ro.
"IrN
u believe in tho hallowed vows OF
the old and iu tho potent Innocence uf
children believe iu Wnmcu's prt,
cr-. bro tho ]-lcculcSs hcruisu rf tho
wife BOO the rllm p.'iy of tho mother
bon 81 purity of uur oluso boz th,
Stainless glory OF our flag
= hoIi",c $50 the hands cl"uohcd for
battle aud hands rlHsped fnr prayer
Il believe IN ourselves.
~ believe in Gnd.
- believe believe Frutrrnal
brotherhood N,ky4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27
u. s rood Adni Istratlon.

the boys and girls over there. Here's
tho way 10 rocs:
II American children say No 10
that lollipup thar theN uAe TO eat
every day. the mar who makrs tho
lollipop out 81 suray, will tell the
man who sells the Z that he
doesn't neeu SO much next time, :he
man who sell the sugar will tell
the man who brings the sugar from
ether countries In ships. that he
needn't bother 70 load up 80 much
sugar next trip; the man who brings
The sugar from foreign countries
viii soon md thRt he doesn't need
50 many ships, ana then heli say
TO un'le sam" Here's o ship YOU
DO need, and ! don't need"
And Uncle sam will take that
ship. and hll II with wheat. and per-
hal . some sugar. and ono ihing and
another. ana oend g. over % Eurone
WITH war shins. and d%estroyers. to
protect II, and the hrsi thire YOU
know, sugar coated hDns. made out
81 American wheat. will be disap-
rearing into the mouths - little
French aud BelEllu refIrco