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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
CORNVILLE COUPLE
so YEARS Welded

Cornvil!e. Me. March 22.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry S. Palmer celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Sunday, March II,
al their home in Cornville. They were
married in Skowhegan. by Rev. Chas.
Allen at what is now known as the Albert
Holt farm but was then owned by Abel
Morrill,. They lived at that place for
nearly year. after which they bought
the farm on which they have since re-
sided
Mr.. Palmer was born in Brighton June
q, 1885, and is the only one left Of a
large family Of children Mrs. Palmer was
born in Cornville Aug. is, 1915. To this
union six children were born, all Of whom
are living.
Mrs. Myrton +. Dennis. Athens: Mrs.
Howard II. Gaylord, Wycolla, Sask.; Mrs.
George W. Hobart. Skowhegan: William
H., who lives with his parents and carries
on the farm; Mrs. Chauncey F.. Locke,
Cornville; Harry l.. Palmer. New York
City. All were present with their fam
lilies with the exception OF Mrs. Gaylord
and Harry. The latter planned to be
with them but was taken i'll. The couple
have II grandchildren, one of whom IS
Somewhere in France"
They received a shower Of postcards
and letters numbering over So from
friends and relatives in different parts
OF the Y. S. and telegram from Cali
fornia cousins. Among the many mic.
presents was $50 in gold from their chit
dren. The most touching part OF the
days entertainment was the reading Of
a beautiful poem written for the occasion
by Ivanella Palmer of Hinckley Mr.
aid Mrs. Palmer have wide circle of
friends and all wish them many more
happy anniversaries
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
Retaliation Of State

Tho coming retaliation Of the State
and the several statements as to the
propoled thoroughness intended by the
STATE Board Of Assessors has aroused a
Szoaf deal Of interest throughout the
lenDth and breadth. especially since the
oo1Sletion- Of local assessors held las:
month in Augusta.
Chairman eteeson Of the State board
~ Friday that the board was exceed
4neN GF13ihed to receive the responses
4nW De local assessors in the line Ct
AlRxaneaD Of co-operation that are
A1nv h: by the score. by mail. tele-
p4N41 an4psrsonal visits to the office.
Z .2R1paHp has Just returned from a
HPUtsk and Pittsneld where they
9n Joking over the mill prop
D&ene much pleased with thoss
n 6e4S 41lr.vieits: . matter that
&k6a1& 70 fAe4nd!ns on their return
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
Every Kind Of Pretty Waist
Is Found in Our Spring Display

Those who know, predict the vogue
of the Waist for the coming season,
and we point with pride to the large
and varied assortments we have just
unpacked.
They come in many styles. some with
high and low collars, some without
any. The tailored models feature the
neat pleated bosom effects, so suitable
to wear with Spring suits. Combina-
ton of materials too is another whim
OF fashion that has worked out very
becomingly in many other models.
These are made up Of many popular
silks and cotton weaves. effectively
trimmed in oriental motifs of embroid-
cry. The colors follow those Of the
Suits and Dresses and include flesh
white beige, strawberry. etc. Every
waist having style distinction of its
own Will make this showing Of extreme
interest to women, especially because
of the reasonable prices at which they
are offered, in the following groups.
Jap Silk Waists in white flesh. maize
and peach, very charming stNle.
special. ~. ..... f.. ......... .St93
All sizes 36 to As
Exceptional lot of Georgettes and
crepe de chimes in white. flesh, marine
blue and tea rose and maize. All sizes
36-44 $3.50
Exclusive models in scharming color
combinations, beautifully embroidered
and beaded. Georgette and crepe de
chine. %. .......... .$6.98 to $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
PROVIDENCE RESERVE
LIST FOR PORTLAND

Portland. Me, March 22-Purchase of
the entire reserve list. 10 players, of the
providence lnterna tional League club by
Hiram Abrams. owner Of the Portland
Eastern League franchise. is regarded az
assuring the retention of Portland in the
present league or TO mean the city will
become member or the International If
1t is reorganized. Manager NJ j. Clarity
Will attend a meeting of the Information
al League in New York Wednesday and
will have credentials emitting him to con-
alteration.
Just what Is Inc purpose of the trans
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
A SPRING MEDICINE
That Will Make You Feel Better.
Look Better. Eat and Sleep

In view OF the fact that disease is ever
the same. medicine like Hoods sSarsa-
parilla. which has been successful for
more than forty years IN combating dis
ease and preserving health. is safe one
to rely upon.
Hoods Sarsaparila is known every
where as the standard blood purifier.
tonic and vitalizer. US record is one o.
remarkable results. 1t has given entire
Satisfaction in the trea tmens Of scrofula,
eczema. hunlors, catarrh. rheumatism.
loss OF appetite that tired feeling and
IL at one time Of year as another.
There is nothing better as a prompt,
general tonic for weak and rundown
men, women and children ana old people.
invaIids and convalescents
II is pleasant to take. aids digestion.
,nd sunnIies the vital organs with the
rich red blood essential 10 health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
TOWN ELECTIONS

UNITY PLANTATION: Selectmen. S
r. Libby. j. c. Grant. J. w. Norton. tou,r
clerk. 5. T. Libby; treasurer. W. ]. Getcb.
ell: tax collector. W. J. GetcheN: school
committee, J: c. Grant. w j. GefcheIj
:. w. .Nerton: Money appropriated:
scnoois. siN; highways. $3.50: plantat ion
EXPENSES, 500: overdrawn money sss
.eAt DOORS $40: discount on taxes. sa1
no nests. $: Superintendent Of schools
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
IMPORTANCE OF
THE BEE SITUATION

Frank II. Dudley of Auburn. the
State horticulturist, says that mas
much as the past winter cannot be
duplicated in it's severity and length
for 40 years, the bees in Maine have
suffered. Some bee-keepers lost large
quantities Of their swarms, as the bees
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
Fish and Game

The Inland Fisheries and Game de-
partment has been notified of the fol-
lowing prosecution: ~
BY Warden VIM. T. Pollard of Fox
crcft on March IA Of William McDugal
OF Sebec before the Piscataquis num-
cipal court for the illegal possession OF
deer meat. He was found guilty. fined
$40 and 1915 costs which he paid.
Commissioner Willis +. Parsons re-
turned Friday from a visit to oxford
and Androscoggin counties and left tie
same day for Piscataquis county
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23

several of the responses mentioned
above.
The local assessors are very free in
expressing the opinion that just such IA
thing as the backing Of the State Board
or Assessors with the full power of the
state is what has been needed to give
the local assessors the courage of their
convictions and start them in the line
or work they are now beginning-that
Is. making all the property wherever
located bear its just share of the taxa :
ton. The start is a good one and the
State Board members are open in ex-
pressing their appreciation of it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23

ltaly's taxes have been eXac'
doubled by the war. Formerly aoo'
S250,000,000 dollars. they are ~
$500 100000. The present years
ON tobacco will average 00.000.ooV
compared tc. $25,000.00 on war indu
tries. 1t is pointed out, however, TN
the government tax is small as con
pared to the involuntary tax on 1--WE
which has come through specun''s'
and high prices. --'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
STATE HOUSE
Next Council Meeting ......4 P. M. Tuesday,

The case Of the petition of the Cum
berland County Light and Power Co,
for approval of schedule of in
creased passenger fares will again be
heard by the Public Utilities Commits
sion next Tuesday at Portland, the first
thing to be the cross-examination OF
General Manager Ford and Treasurer
Berry Of tho company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23

ing from the war department that from
the date local draft board mails out
a notice to tho drafted man giving the
time for which he shall report for en-
tra inment, Emergency Fleet enlist
ments will not be recognized. Two
cases in point are those of registrar;
in Rockland and one in Augusta, who
after receiving notification that they
had been called into service went to
Bath to work in one of the shipyards
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23
Many
Attractive
Dresses
Are Here for
Spring Wear

Pleasing variations to the slender:
ness of the present vogue is given by
the innumerable kinds of panels and
overtunics usedYcn the new dresses we
are now showing.
Colors and combinations of materials
are used in many pleasing ways.
Flowered Georgettes and foulards
are used in combination with satin
coat effects, checked and striped taf-
feta are combined with plain navy
taffeta.
There are several distinctive models
that are copies of much higher priced
gowns. This showing reveals dresses
for every possible Spring time require
ment for both indoor and outdoor use.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23

If have done these things and suffer digestive bilious
eepessness sick headache complaint
we suggest That you will find relief the True Il F. ATWOoDs Me
small low
ODD years efficient proof sufficient of its reliability trial. Y01
druggist general storekeeper sells cents
THE Il. F." MEDICINE CO, Portland Maine q (lg1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23

fer neither Mr.. Abrams nor Mr.. CARR
discloses.
Since reports TO the effect that Portiai
may be forced out of the Eastern Leas
have been circulated, Mr. Abrams y
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Draft Rulings

Adjutant General George Mel. Pres
son, the provost marshal Of Maine. Fri-
day stated that he had received ru!-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-23

nation and appointment, and length of
term. This will make conGnuous
record. as all re-appontments will be
recorded on the original card
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
M>nrI>.MrHu,E >rrrINIs

At the nom, of Mrs T.. kromts, lij
West Grand avenue Mrs Mabel a.
MURRAY hcc,mc the bride of Honor a.
Martin. of Grand canyon, Ariz. last
Wrduosda, afternoon. The ceremony
was performed 80 o o'clock b, the
Rcy g. - Hickman of tho First Meth.
odist Episcopal church only close per
soual friends ami relatives were pres
cnt Tho homc WAS prcttily decorated
Iu pink and white carnations The
bride and groom were attended hN 1T
tie Miss Thcimn l'arr and Master
Freddie Ercmis Aticr "a wedding sup
per the coupi, left for 10 short honey
moon iu california. after which they
viii be at home at tho Grand canyon.
Q Ar'z. whore MJ Martin Ia agent Tor
the Pullman ,oWpIu, Mr. MARTIN was
formerly assistant Pullman agent here
: and Mrs Martin has been cashier ut
tine Economist Tor the past several
Years. and both hu,, 20 wide rirylc of
' friends hero who wish thcm future
happiness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
PATRIOTIC
NJ TN I.IkS

In accordance with their custom cot
annually celebrating thc birthday of
uld Glory. Elks viii ohscrNr tho day
with patriotic addresses. with music
and songs. designated To vNalt ana ca
dear the banner OF stars 10 AN Nmcri-
cans The program. on uCoouut OF the
solcmuit, of the times this year takes
ON moro than usual Interest aud viii
SAVIOR of 20 sacred service. ON next
FRIDAY evening, june ~, Boa the llks'
lodge rooms.
Not onl, members OF the lodge are
invited, and AN the u l.. -. e. are cN-
prctcd 10 attend, bat an citizcus who
love the stars ANA htripcS are Ia hc
present az tho special invitation of the
Flag day committee IN charge of the
program This committee. -. g..
Phillips. chairman Mcssrs " Berg
man. NJ Nashc. " 4 Rclhl aud e.
- Bates. have arranged the follow
ing choic. program tor Friday even
ing 10 N o'clock
Selection. p,'riotio"-Orchcstr
Assembly lodg,
introductory Exalted ruler and Of
nccrs
p,1yor. chaplain
'NI'f n'l''|'h WIS. ~ % . lt N a. 4
SViizrr.
History OF the Flag IL T.. Pagan.
columbia" Quarcttc
Liberty bell, altar sorvlc, Esquire
and officers
solo. selected Miss Hortcnec
SWitzcr.
Elks Tribute TO the Flug-pr Noise
bergman.
star Spuuglol Hammer Quartctte.
cur Service FlsE, roll call Score
turN
our creed Members and Audience.
America Members and Audience.
Address.
The following arc the Officers Ut the
u. T.. g..
Exalted ruloi. Ernest \ u1,is
Esteemed loading knlght, David NJ
I Hospuwald
Esteemed loyal knight Joseph e.
TAYLOR.
Esteemed IooDnuug knight " Borg.
man
Secretary. Iraul 4 stortl
TREASURE Charles s WHIT,
TYLER. Emil e.. jacobson.
Chaplain. byron 49, Ives
Esquire. Frank y kru5tc
Inner guard rcliN Giauolil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
%nlTnuorHll SHOWER

cupid was 'uthrouol 81 the beau.
itful heart pHrty TursdaN evening at
the home uf Mrs Iuhuff ou South
Walter street n Wa. O. party f"r girls
only. ~ course some Of ia" girls
present had q gray hair ur two. but
were an girls lust Tho same They
had come with gifts and heartfelt
Wishes for the honor guest of the
evening who be- soon Co become the
bride ~ Il poplldr youth almost a.
dear 10 the iuyitrr- 49, the charming
hridc.c!cct me names Sever mind
H,ld on This tH q story of e. really
beautiful announcement party "t ~"
"stimahl" pouur people who are an
important part Of the community
The rooms ~ the lnhonf home were
t|astefully dressed Iu pink streamors.
and Pink hearts everywhere suspend
cd boz |l"stuoning and in sable dccora
tinns Hearts were 'rumps Every
one responded To- the happN uggcs
uou Depending from the mcaud' s-
cent iu the center Of the back purlor
was q mammoth basket filled with
dniutily tied packages The huuurco
Of the evcuiup was hliudfuldod ana
led into the Don ana given 70 ribbon
streamcr 10 pull THIS done. the has.
ket overturned and down Vamo 4
shower of ioVe-tokeus an about her.
The b%sndage was removed and the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
I. y. VI CONNINCtNENT
VT SiCAii

The commencement concert ot tho
uuivorsit, viii be given next Thurs
day evening ~ Eodv han az u'ciocb
under th, direction Of Prof Stanlr,
Scdcr uf the college OF fine arts. Thus
cncort comes at the close OF q notable
wear of Development along mus. .aI
lines az tho UNIVERSITY. and the coming
concert promises to be the BROWNING
event OF the year.
Among those who Will sing arc
Misses Grace Stortz, EstoIlc Harris.
Tholma Reagan and Mrs. J.. j.. Dean.
Piano numbers viii DE PLAYED b.
Misses Pearl "a Ycrford. Anne Harria
and Nola kccr other interesting
features will Doe announced later. Tho
public is invited to attend ms CON
cert no admission being charged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

bride clco, opened tho packages
while the uhs ana dhs ul admiration
marked the appearance ui each gitt
Tn,rc were .mhruIdvI, d table ulpcry,
doii,ttc embroidered uur"ri" every
thiuE ~ scented that thc bride usually
receives.
Nitcr the Interesting ceremony ~
opening the packages, Mrs Morgan
read e -ltl asking
"Iit,r % heard tho news
\ guest answered What news
WHY the news that Eva Alder
man and rtJl Moslcy are to 10" mar
ui,d iu Ntluuta. Ca. ucNt week ac
soon bs Eva arrives iu atlanta. whore
Paul is staIou"d as e government
chemist 90 the hig steel plant there poo
This announcement %. the mother Of
the bride tu-po brought applause ami
t,I,iuttuus
Latter tho hrId"-t"-lr favored the
company with one uf The classic piano
ulus for vh,h she iH ftmous Miss
Alderman i4 % graduate 81 kiuE'e
Conservatory ul Nusi, iu california
and hes conducted successful music
( classes boa tni. CITY. whore she has rec
..l,l Ton wear. aud has been % pillar
Iut strength Jon tn, chuir and young
people. s1olrtN uf the Christian
/ church Sh. ls uuIilhl. aud of tho
! ,haruI.uE person. IIty that has cu.
I Juurul hrr 200 her church parish and
! Friends of On. community Tho groom
/ tu.n. an NuslrN is also % dcvout
Io,tI worker Boa thr same church b.
il graduate cot th, University of Sew
! N,NruD , uuI of the high Srhuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
MISS IN>Cu WINS SCHOLARSHIP

Miss Eleanor Lynch, q ErncIato
tins year uf -. Niucoat's academy.
has won the annual reward for high
est ETados iu her classes for tn" entire
term high school az tho academy
This cuviahl" achievement is the four
years scholarship IA the college Of
th" Sisters of charity ~ Mt St Jo-
scph-on-thC-phio car Cincinnati Miss
Lynch D. "a lovaulc, talented girl. ac-
,omplish"d IN music aud Eraces Of
character ue well as iu scholarship.
ana iu every way worthy of the high
honor she has son Az % NiuIlnist
Miss Lyach tvs been before NIbu-
puorguc audiences iu concert work
Tor the past three years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
nnInNL r\In nIrINN

Mr. and Mrs Alfred ltichl who were
married last week IN ~ Iaso, have
returned To this city 10 MAX" their
home. Roth tho Young people have
hosts Of friends here Mrs l'"ihl, nee
Miss Elsie Ilcisch, les an ulumnus ol
the high school, 80. and the groom
also a high school student aud II OF
the reliable young men of promise m
the business world
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
CLOSING FUNCTION AZ -
iIt NJ DAIE

The finale of the college social sra-
SON viii bee the dance next Thursda,
evening. June ~, when the Sigma ON
fraternity viii be host to e. CotCri" of
Cu-cds.
Thorc was "a happ, informal party
at the Sigma Ghi home last vcniub
when music and dauctnE made Ia,
hours tly 10. those merry souls pres
cnt. But the affair next Thursday
is 20 bc > ntting climax TO the scat
son with more toraWlity than the or
binary frat functions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
curIp LIVES ruTHT

" IcDluru o. Is Iist great TO soc how
thusn sorurIi, glrlH get engaged said
70 slip of o. nIen school Eirl last week.
TNoN suN 'hvN are goIng To- nut MP q
sign. Matrimonial bureau over tho
luul col that ~uIuIIt, house ON. dear.
{ wish Z were 30 college gIrl and 70
sorority lIrl right now was the con
tudIuE sigh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08


Naturally the dc lu>r Weddings ~
other sc,,uus dr, out ct style The
business uf Ilfo 400 Iuyr. and that
alone b. lavish quiet auuu Dcrr-
monics. impressive church rituals.
simple dinners uu flower deckod
ttbIcN Il lr.ct honeymoon then 600
most cases f|urcwolis tul utt'r 'h"
war Di course tn, truuseotuN els
ere modest tu keeping with tho Times
Gui a white bridal own is the iir.t
.s-rutlI Tint bride be- rullts oi sue
prone folly that viii tlv5y- nr &C.
gtcttcu lt she fails Co wear 30 sym.
bolir whit" own and carry flower
tu the altar 4, i~ the halo that iIt-
the scene as the Wcddiur o. ut'
the finger or course the rites can
Ice performed without the special
hr.uil dress aud without the symbolic
ring. "mhlrm uf ulcudIup loN, hu'
both ere too prcoioue @" Doe llghtn
dispensed with
The calendar tIhuLitos sN juno
weddings ~ local Dos rs aud There
are no les than cirHi moro uu th'
iapis But. SIN moi 90 word y,i You
ma, guess SOM, col inyuI hui other.
are To- hr surprises duIlug thir month
iud uoNt OF course that ts NOT uu.
usual I'm other years bat nov Nh'u
marriages are -DUr,vr than ben
teeth. the matter OF uft"cu CO.. mog.
uuptiai ccrcmouir. ,s something o,
set hearts |u-tluttpr with CURIOSITY
Bccausp. OF outsr tIi the world lowe.
20 lower and every woman loves f.
vrddnr more than uu,thiup outside
her own affairs uf tho heart
commencement programs sun h".'
the boards Thcr, the uuiycr-ir,
graduation the coming week. th,
commencement of 81 NiuroIts 1ctd.
omN juno o.. the commencement u.
the Indian school that has been Do
progress il week.. and tho Eradu1.
ton Of the grammar sohuul aud com.
mcroi1l department tt the lmma,u.
lat, Conception school nest vcck
Miss Elizabeth Wiley closing pro
gram for hcr school stands out o0
nu" eft tn" treats uf the season fol
brlutr and arusiIu acting.
The Red cross concert given 10y
Professor S"d"r last Monday cNcniui
was one of The musical events of IA,
yea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
Cupid Presides at the June BetrothaZs
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AND Fla DAY PROGRAM At Elk
CHIEF ATTRACTIONS OF WEEK

was "ro Service Ilpe given boz 300
impressive wH.
\ duu dance number v. given uN
uttlo Misses Swivel, tuJ t,ukIua. who
interpreted 900 urs step. tur -0tr
S|pJur'rl BANNER I.u I''n hI
Sui,olN SANS De- .0Io Iu ru, ...lo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

I $ arm, youth stationed 40 camp
koarnN. The date of the marriage
vts q given.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

Shakespeare declared ud usto, proves thf love laughs t loyhsruths
n w conceded that l', e uI ,uulu,rup u may t' tie laugh that i'akcs 70
30 The fighting imam who laughs r tho m,u.iic adversary. TN" lawyer who
uro,okcg 90 laugh with tho sting UI rnltrc wins ns ,wn m court Americans
VIII be- sl'vd ,uouau to- ear down t, UsNohoo.r i"rI'ur'uts of ad'or-
used "Iuu chropt," with the same Weapons OF psSolooaH. hE Iukur ut-
cGc as well as guns r t, small loor' backing tho lmu blum. \u while
valiant Stwmrs are giving glorious ,tsIpluuu To tho beasts that have
broken ou, of the Imu uouuEcus, the mluur Of souls pcs mrru> on and
cupid mocks Mars
Tho love that blend. Young hearts ia blsmI unity Is 4, srut flower that
suns gas bombs or g,f cannot blight
But IN ts Iuno.tuo roscumg bIdCtumc Of 1913 this flower rs budding
to fragrant blossom the sauc as an Iuuos gone hN
It r the season ol mpu.Is ass TRULY ast rs OF roses lOI wars earthquakes
ocnpsos OF the SUN. lurssuths not tNu distances of uHus can prevent the
union of hearts whom ,upu calls
GIounci by tn, I.rlttsucss OF love, vr brides n, gNua their VOWS
under tho ,rHd.v OF i, vIr cloud. I.suu it's gloom with 90 NMr that
t.uhcs the oourps, OF t, bridegroom who leaves the altar fr tine training
clmp or battlefield
rn soomut, OF IN, TIMES gives increased 4ucrty to the marriage rites
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08

Candidates for pcgrcc at Bachelor III
science
Kathleen Long, major. Home eco
uuWiDs.
shirley Won Wtohvuhuscu major.
Homo economies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-08
Candidate tor Degree of bachelor III
Arts.

John H. Dvlluff lualui English
literature
lima Ferguson majors. Modern
languages, psychology
Rehcccu Graham mlluI. social sci.
cuVc.
James g. Hoover major Geology
Edward T. kluE majors English
literature economics
Louise IoNhcr major. biology
Elizabeth pcu tugtou, major HIS
tory.
HAYES i Williams, major. His
tory,