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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
VI NrHiS-ptRTCH CONCERT.
FOR HlD CROSS

At last the local public rs to have
tho coveted privilege of hearing Miss
Margaret Mathcs sing. This is To- be
the benefit concert for the Red cross
Tuesday evening 1t the high school
auditorium. Then when the praise
ful reports come IN from m tropoli-
tan newspapers, each home admirCr
of the iyceum star will be able 20
say II know it-knew she won
bring fame to her name n TO Alhu-
rucrguc When I heard her N Alhu-
uucvuuc IA 1915" Hiss Mathcs' Ncr-
sJttlity viii he demonstrated tu the
varied program. She viii sing mod
cTn songs AN aria from an operate
classic. Chinese nursery Mother
Goose songs. one of the composers
OF the program ~ Geane Boyd for
mrrlN OF Nebraska. who nov. ranks
with the favorite composers ~ Chi-
otro. Cdc song. Italy was writ
ton hy a Young Italian who is the
first ct his countrNmcn Ca writc
SONGS In English. Nj. James Nc
Dcrmid of chicago, husband OF Miss
Mathos' vocal teacher, Is another
conn loser ar the program Land oil
Miuo' is "a new patriotic "a ug pupu-
larizcd by the concerto AZ arm cane
comments.
\ local musician who Be- loved and
admired by a host 0f AlbupucrIuCtus
is Miss irene Partch. who will share
Louors with Miss Nathos az the rCu-
cert Tuesday evening Miss lttrtCh
is "a tcmperHmontal violin poet whose
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
"MARCHED OVER CARPET
OF BLOSSOMS"

Al echo OF the great festival at a
certain own somewhere M France
CnOt far from Parish is "a letter from
one OF our Sow Mexico battery \
huVs 20 hts mother here that tells OF
rhc occasion. In substance the
writer states that the military review
of potshinEs troops was "a feature oi
the festival. When with other troops
\ battery was called 10 parade, every
man felt that thee would not bc 1T
their best showing because marching
is not then specially Ike artillery
work But th'y said that when tury
appeared the applause from thou
spuds of military officers uu5 civil
WAS i~eatouIuL. and ihu, hum
drDIs ut FroCh women ANA girls syIt-
tered flowers 100 advance. and show
cred them with blossoms SO that they
marched over a Ca-pCt of blossoms
down the line of review When the
French women icll upon their knees
kissed their hands 90 the mar,u-
ors and tears sircamcd down th,ir
faces us thcy expressed gratitude for
tho presence OF tho American soil
diers. the SatamIes Battery \ and
other Ucgimcnts-wrro touched 90 tho
depths OF their hearts.
The mex day N,w McNicu's unit.
now the ti6th field artillery. was
called before the officers at head
quarters and publicly commended for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

Miss Winifrcd Doyle was pretty in
"a rich pink tulle over silver cloth.
Mrs. Fred Nobel wore white.
Mrs. II. Tull was drcsseu IN pearl
gray.
\ nifty salmon cnlorcd %t,ffota.
made after an oriental stNlc. Ms
much puffcd in truuscr-cffcct near
the knees, and caught iu a narrow
skirt beneath the putting The
wcarcr's uamr was not asccrtaiucd.
Another gown of an incuEuitn. was ID
hand-paintud chiffon drnpcd over
white satin. The dancer who ami
mated this own was especially grace.
full \ handsome pcach-hluw satin
was worn by a lady OF majestic figure
that well set off the princess lines and
skirt dfaperips. Mrs. u. J.. ftust wore
a cream-culured dress and flow
crs. Miss Radcliffe's dress wa dark
chiffon Miss Katherine O'teilly was
lovely In n white embroidered gcor-
Eottr Of classic lines, with a compile
mout of white picture hat. Miss
Mabcilc IoVclaCe'a gown uf fl.dV
white with blue bars for panels was
charming These arc only a fcw OF
the ladies gowns. Others were Just as
pretty, but mental notes fail to recall
them.
Tho successful and wholly happy
function was the elimination OF the
three days rituals in Santa Pc and
this CITY that marked the acceptance
Of ~scvcuty-fiVc noviccs In the scot
tish Right and nallut Abyad shrine.
Their will be another grand ball
with many times the number OF
dancers i'm the great day TO come when
there will be a welcome funcuud for
the homecoming Sammies of the
MnSoutg service flag.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

ing I saw my first air battle. II WINS
during tho last raid by the Germans
ON the English coast. Gus uiImon %
gagged thcm It about "a mIlo up. bring.
tng down two OF thom. During thus
time the guns were popping fh:lpucll
at the scouts. n wuH quito exciting to
watch them. Our uirmcu are very
dctt with their machines. sometimes
diving 1000 or 5000 rect straight
down upon an enemy plane. al the
time firing machine guns. III, Get
mans VIII learn some day To leave the
English alone.
I have been under instruction hat
iH. learning about gas. cite. We uso
tWo helmets. one IN case of accident
90 the other From tho second the
word gus is riNen. the helmet must
be- put On in siN seconds, uud must De
changed Tor the other boz twenty Soc
undH. ag the gases are very danger
GUS nut tho helmet ON in four Soc
ouds. and made the change in SID
tccn seconds. That's not SO bad FOR
"a SLOW duck likc me. The tirst gas
went through was tear gas" ~.
makes the eyes water. which rs fol-
lowed bV temporary blindness. The
second gas war a miNturc containing
mostly chlorine. II was so thick "
looked like white smoke. II VAS in
tins gus ! made the siNtccn-scCoud
change. Sorry I can't tell YOU any
thing about my life excepting that !
am somewhere iu England There
are lost OF girls here, They an work
in factories. etc. Lots of them work
on trains. busscs and street cars En-
ginos on the railroad here are dinky
little ones and haul about nine cars.
Each q Is divided into compartments
tina hold about eight people. Frenght
cars are about the sic of an American
moving van. But these English trains
sure 30 seed They 20 at about seventy
TO ninety miles an hour.
Tho almost constant roll and thuu-
der of tho big guns in France can bc
heard AN over England. I ann anN-
to get there n do my part Give
my regards to Bcnning and an the
whales Write as often as o can. kid,
Your friend. W. T., MORROW.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
A BATTERY "ovrR rnE rop."

IBy Mrs. W. Y. Wsiton)
They are in the thick OF tho fighting.
Those big. brave BOYS OF Gus
ON the hattloutlds of sunny France,
And no man shiIks his duty
Ana no man fears the foe
Brave mon OF our "A BattCry"-
over the top they so.
Thcy stand their fiery baptism
Lake vet rams would have done.
And win hlgh praise from f'rcnchmcn
For accuracy OF gun.
Hurrph for our fighting unit!
Advancing IN porshiug's Crusade.
TrIc sons ct far Ncw McNico
so rinor-God has made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

The following letters from Dave
ltttenhousc. written whore the shells
are falling in the first ranks In battle,
where our W battery \ Is nobly
striving IN wars furnace, tell a story
90 gripping interest;
'Dcpr Papa and Mamma:
I'm In hopes you are getting an
the news about the big drive we
Americans are making. All | can say
l. that We are making "A drive. 1
only wish hat o could be around
close 10 Va Ia watch us go over the
top But I'll have To wait till get
home To tell you about H. | would
Ike to send YOU a picture OF the first
town We drove q Hindenburg's
Huns out OF. on IL was exciting 20
watch. | hope tome one took NOV
inE pictures of H. ! surc was glad
90 yet the letters, ! pray every night
Tor both Of You and Tor the Kids am
myself, aud pray the Lord will keep
"Ii ut Va so We VIII soon be together
again. let me know when YOU get
mN liberty bond. II ought to be there
prctiy soua. II you can get "a papc
telling about the battle ON the front
lines, sem u to me. so | Will know
what YOU are finding out about the
drive ana how America feels about H.
You should bc with US right now
TN" skies are Attire aud cold steel and
iron ar" being hurled Ia every dirnc-
tluu' oh, IL ] could only tell YOU
more Don't bother about sending
the things ! asked for. for ton 10 one
] wouldn't get them. but you can send
hI' razor blades In each letter. The
government let's US have tobacco twice
e. month now. ! am not any fatter.
hut ann feeling lS-karat and can sleep
almost n place. from "a shell hole
To- "a COW shed or wheat field. At pres
'uI ] have "A fine feather tick. Yes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

fIturu ls confidently predicted viii
De- CO. E|'oriously successful one. Hur
instructors and auditors iu Kansas
,ltl the past year endorse tho pro-
phc,s. Miss Ptrtchs opening num
Der bN uu Bcriot Is a brilliant con-
ocrto tNtt only AN artist cam properly
interpret Jiut Miss Iart0h does il
with dramatic skill THE ropCrtoirc
OF violin selections ls like the vocal
program diversified
Iuou-h thc ,rrpmpunist Is not ac-
corded inr Important place Horitcd.
thia 1iltlDult pact Yli he filled it tho
Tied tfuss concert hN Professor stan
lDN S1d,T and HtrpId Iartrh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

% program of classics. rendered with
artistic skin.
The audience That filled tho church
greeted PROF. S,leI with enthusiasm
and continued the applause with iu-
rrehSing fcrNor after each number o.
was very evident that not only uppr,-
cation hut regret FOR hIs leave takiup
were expressed Professor Spdur has
been q pillar OF strength To TINS church
Tor several yCurs - don't know what
we are 10 40 without him. SAID one
church ui"hther "a the CLOSE OF tho
recital. iiis piano aud organ s,I,.-
tons wore gwen with the sk:ll Bee t.
WAYS displaVs. but this time trbught
with more than CUSTOMER, fccliuE
Mr Mexican lbs already 81 G.orItc
here and his well rounded yoi,, und,r
the control Of J cultured singer de-
lighted hts hearers. Miss Grace
q outiuugtl ou pau, "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

NtN tbN lntiif MoNtN
Corp ora " Hruwu. Ia u letter
To- hts wife 6I1 Marquette venue,
tells sumcthiug ct tho allies drive.
Dear Wife aud Mother:
~ have hr.u BOO 90 position whore
was Unable, Goo write FOR several
days, but will du 80 nov. We have
hHd several exciting moments the past
three weeks. rut are now taking life
"isN. Tho men ia the German army
are kept ignorant 81 what b. going
on IN n world. They still think that
there Is only t very small number Of
Americans over here. Now. 60 their
surprise. thcy find "a different We
have given them % mighty good run
for their money. We have millions
9f dollars worth of their ammunition
tid guns in our possession.
They delight iu Smelling am
balances as they are taking the
wounded to the rear Also they drop
hor'bs ON u hospitals When they
play the game according 10 inter-
national laws 10 is ail right. But
when they KIN the helpless and do IL
knowingly { say they cannot be
punished severe enough. We went
through one uf the worst barragps
OF the war. But all is we'll You
know what We are taught ln the
twcny-third ana ninety first Psalms
The good Book is quite difficult to
understand. but % cannot be read
too much.
II everything continues FOR awhile
as IL has been for three weeks. we
will be homo about Christmas or New
y ears. I nope it continues. Don't
worry about me { have no fear what.
"iour husband aud son.
corr ORA NJ. BROWN.
"Co. T., 9Th Inf. \. r. r.
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nRIpGE rnn m6rsr GrEsr

Mrs. ". r. salmon. wife uf Or
salmon. formerly residents OF this
city. who D. here from Oklahoma
city visiting Airs. \. j.. Oglc. was the
honuree at 20 happy afternoon Tues
day. Mrs. pelc was hostess 90 six
teen friends ~ Mrs salmon. The fds-
ciuating game of bridge. played on
the spacious ycTiuda. was the feature
of the afternoon Porch and house
decorations OF black eyed Susnus'
and eat tails gave tn" pleasant home a
festive appearance.
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! have the gold stripe and like the
headquarters company fine. At pres
eut. Arthur Nanow and John O'Lough-
lin are attached 10 Headquarters. But
! am the only Onc from Albuquerque
that was transferred, LYMAN Put
n"y rs also attached 20 this company
His mother and father wouldn't know
him-he is getting so fat-he sure
looks fine Must close now. Time {
Vas getting in some reports. I'm tho
manager ud operator and lincman
of the company-all h same Il. r.
only We dcut have the siNtccu-hour
law interfcr ing with us working over
time.
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the Red Cross. with the request that
a little girl be allotted to company
T. The Red Cross Will furnish photo
graphs. personal history. etc. at the
earliest practicable date.
2 Permit me To thank YOU for your
prompt support Of the war orphan
movement anu to assur, YOU that
every effort viii be made Ia Keen YOU
fullv apprized as to the progress OF
your new ward.
GUY Il. YISKINsKI.
Capt. Inf. y. \.
officer Ia Charge.
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SEES MIR BN11IJ: orr
ENGLISH COAST.

W. T.. Morrow has written to VIII
liam SEanzini Of tins city OF expo
ricnccs while In England, Morrow ~
one OF the popular UNIVERSITY students
who went overseas and 10y this time
IN in France. Excerpts from his let
tiers are.
Somewhere In England.
Dear Bin. Last Wednesday morn
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RI AGu''

Thc Jolly UUTlV gIVCn " n bow N
college girls Wednesday az tho Indian
school swimming pool was inspired by
Miss Gloria Crawford, who has won
cuNiable popularity ip social circles
here since she came from silver CITY
TO be house guest OF Miss Katherine
Angle this month
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Your loving son.
F o
Ia another letter 10 Elmo Sganzini
the Same writer says:
"IJpar Elmos

Ia another letter to Elmo %Sganzini.
the Same writer says:
Dear Elmos
Just thiul M year ago TO-DAY I
came into the afmy anG nov ! am
within thrcc-fourths Of a kilomctcr
OF a bunch ~ Huns They can't see
me or can't see them and neither
dare put our beads out of our holes
for fear OF having them taken off.
right al the ears Hai Ha'
"Remcmbor how easy II was for you
to drive your Ford right up To- me
and give me q basket OF fruit We'll.
% YOU wuul be taking your life
into your hands " you dared To- como
nea me IN b day time. But I'm
not going without my eats. only I'm
not so surc Of getting all that's COM
Ing to mo an the time guess YOU
have been reading tho papcra tho last
ton DAYS That D. the only way /
can tell YOU what is goiuE ou. Just
Keep posted aud watch the line from
day 10 dHv W-Z-I-E-z bang tMust
go 90 the bottom 90 my trench quickly
'fpur old pal
DAVE
-. Rutenhousc les u ~hvadquartt, 8
compauy, 1iGth =. A.. A.. T.. T.,
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INfHi SINSut AIpu NCE
NJ ~lDI.k NIlIr-M.

Tho iato"cU concert given hy Prof.
Scdcr tr the CONGREGATIONAL church
last evening WIS ra was TO ho ,Nlscrt.d
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u. R-dtouhousc is iu h~yadquartsr 8
compSuy. 1iGth r. a.. a. T.. j.,
France.
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q Continued On Page ~
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the fine military appeal auC, they had
made at III, festival parade.
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WHERE ..rIE sk YES ARE ATTIRE

officer In Charge.