The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
AMERICAN 1ACK|ES
CAN'T RESIST THE
ARROWS OF CUPID
Bluejackets With the American
Flotilla Marry Irish Lassies In
tend to Settle in United States
When the War Is Over.

~ ASSOCIATE PRCss
Waters. Feb. 70 Every part OF m"
United States has supplied a hero In
love tina nave eliminated
iu happy marriages hetWeen Amori-
can b%luriackets and hluc-eycd Irish
maIdens since the arrival of the
American destroyer forces I'm the
south of ireland. After the war. every
part OF the United States from. Mainc
to California and from the Great
lakes TO Florida will boast of an Irish
bride who was woocd and won. In her
native land hy an American sailor
All uf the brides are looking FOR
ward Co thai happy day whom they
VIII So, what heir husbands SO
proudly proclaim as Gods country
Already the American sailor has sup.
pIiot his Irish bride with all u"ccs-
Ntrs documents go establish her idcn-
.tty ui tu American aud spm" have
even had heir prop.rty iu the luitod
states transferred To- their wives as a
r]rccaut.uu IN case they lose their
lives fur their country
Thor" i- th" marriage uf 81 former
rtnchmlu bert Adams Goo Bridget
u'Rourk" Whose fAmil, d%escruds
from am Irish RluE ~ that naule.
Adams who is 70 boiler maker ON one
Of the dostruNers. halls from Hugo,
Colorado lie Is now arranging tu
have his ranch no Colorado. decided
to his wife as % prccautiou iu the
event uf ;is being torpcdocd His
wifos relatives live in Bruce. County
Iimcrick. and there is plenty of auc'-
dotr connected with the fauily's re-.
lition To- the O'RouNSe's Of kiugly
fame = don't know anything about
raurhiuE Mrs. Adams told the Assu.
clatcd lrcss correspondent. but / du
preparing myself for the fair lane
Pert has tuld me so much about 10y
stu ,yiug = history of Colorado"
Then there IL the cRsc ~ Mar
Ridge. head waitress at tho lcadinl
| hotel here. who lost her heart tc Hai
land - Eitchir. a mHchinist's mate
first class. Of Allston, Mass She wa
! one ~ thc most popular girls In town
The dining room over which she pre-
sided is out 81 bounds to enlisted mei
| hut Eitchic contriVcd Ia see her whei
| SHE was of duty They knew cacl
| other Tor -four months before Mr.
Ritchic led her To the altar ~ th'
| village church
Hut the record tor love at firs
| sight among the Americans belong
to "a Young anna paul Nalachovi'
b, mamie. who used To work In IN
machine shop 90 the General Electric
company at schenectady. y. Y IL
fell In love the first day he steppc'
ashore here. from his destroyer. AL
Jones, a Cork girl. was the object o
cupid's cart After the war Nalacho
vir is going 10 take her back with hin
e. that thriving city In New York.
\ few Of the Americans first me
their wives on visits to England
Charles harmon cohia OF Charleston
$. c., fell In love on the beautiful
Cornish rcyicra with Ada Gilbert.
widow Of 20 whose home was !
Plymouth, Another English bride
Nora Elizabeth Kilt, who was MAJ
ricd to Joseph W. Highheld of p'
Moines. Iowa.
But the majority Of the American
married Irish girls who lived In IN
vicinity OF the American naval has
and whom they met at the dane
hail ar roller skating ring Tht
Doris Francis Phillips is now MIR
Leo Vincent Fluvcll, of Hanovc
Mass. and Mary Ellen sullivan ha
become the wife ~ Thomas n Bah
chi. Ut Mount Carmel, Pa After .,
war Mary O'kcefc. who became III
wife of Edward G. Turner, eNpcc
70 desert the irving climate of soutl
err ireland FOR that uf sunny -
Jose. cal. which is her husband
home william SpHuldiug OF DeI.an
Fla, has married Ester Allen, viii
oral r. Cox of lola, Kan, won a
han1 %: rhyllis Rose Rogers
Among others uf the American sal
ors who have taken % themselves
wife over here are benjamin j. Moo.
~ Dallas, TrNas; Ebert n BickinI
ham of Pensacola, Fla, Harry
Holder of Denver colo. n A,icha
! DELTA Roco Of Schenectady, n
Ana the iist gives promise of grown
steadily
~H~=a -~ H=HH-
\ BROOKLYN man who recently di'