The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-04

TwaF q mouldy crust of .ir-r brown
broad.
Twas water out Of u wooden bowl
Yet with fine wheaton bread was u
lcpcr fed,
And twas red wine Dr.. .I'nk WITH
his thirsty soul
His words were shed softer than
leaves from the pine.
They fell on sir iaunfu. SHOWS on
the brine.
That mingled their s~oftnr,s and quiet
IN one
with the shaggy unrest they float
down upon.
And the voice thai WI softer than
silence said.
10. II IL ]. he not afraid.
On many climcs. without avail.
Thou hast spent thy NJ for the Holy
Grail;
Behold 1t is hcre-th,s cup which
thou
pidst nll at the strcaml,' Tor me hut
now
This crust IL my body hrutcu FOR thee,
This water Ills blood that died ON
The tree,
Tho holy supper Is kept indeed,
In whatso We share with nnothcr's
need
Not what we give. bat what w
share
Fos the gift without tn rIycr is bare;
Who gives himself with his aims
feeds three
Himself, his hungerinf Dbl. shhor, and
me-
MANY of Us can't maxi, speeches, .
the speaker continued rut We can
do his We can shak, hands. We can
smile, We can say pleasant things To
u fclowmcn. And when you do
that, men. believe me yuu have found
the Holy Grail right no your fc"t.
There n not n Chan., 100 q billion
that this body of men Will ever again
assemble ia this housc Hut as We
go forth We can do su with h de-
termination To extend helping hand
to our fellowmen. SPEAK pleasantly to
them and help them over the rough
places
The musical program was one of
the pleasing features of last nights
luncheon The Albuqu r.uc business
college orchestra. composed or j.. u.
Henderson. clarinet. Roscoe Kenny.
Floy' Miller. Emery little and Mis-
Vera kicsch, violins; Miss Mac Haw-
thorne t.aub. ccrnet Harold Little
and Miss Gladys Wilson. mundollns.
and Mrs Mabel Whit,sides piauo.
played several highly appreciated Sc
lcctions. tho Methodist church quar-
tct. Mrs. Lynn Cook. Mlss Watson. aud
Messrs. Prof G. f.. prummoud and
Robert George, rendered one num-
her. ana ia response 90 insirtent ap-
plausc q duet was given hy Miss Wat
son and Prof. Drummopd.
New Mexico won the attcndaE .
houors with 10 present. The other
states and countries represented FOL
low Japan J. Germany o., ohio o..
Colorado (. Indiana f., California 6.
North Carolina .. |fiiiaois 8. Texas 3.
Virginia .. Alabama Z. Iowa :. Ne
bru-ka g. Missouri g.. Michigan. Q.
Tennessee D.. Oklahoma {. New York
3, England .. PENNSYLVANIA 2. kan
sas o.. District ~ Columbia 2. South
Dakota Z ireland g. Mississippi D..
Wisconsin O.. Italy O., Kentucky =.
Canada ..
Secretary Bcnnlnr stated last night
that the lunchcons were costing 90
cents "a head, while the charge has
been - cents. ANA asked h crowd
what action should be tHkcn. Al
most everybody voted in favor of pay
inE 20 cents. \. %. Stroup venturcd
to express the opinion that too much
food was being served an suggest
that the quantity be reduced and
the price kept ut ~ cents. However.
q vote was taken on this prop.
Mr. Stroup aud city Manager
Hcdingtou were the only sucr to sup
the proposal tn cut down the
ncnu. As Stroup could easily qualify
for "a position on the Fat team,
whil" BedinEtou would have no truu-
al an iu making the leans 1t IS
known which onr h. a horrible
example 81 o,cr.c1ting.