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The Washington herald., 1918-04-13
/ews Of Interest the Women Readers of The Herald

New York; Mrs. T. @. McCutcheon,
Capt. Fred McCutcheon, u. s. N. A,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyd. Of
Pittsburgh, will arrive in town to-
morrow or Sunday to be guests of
Mrs T. Dewitt Talmage until after
the marriage OF her daughter. Miss
Rebecca Collier. and Capt. Pitt Scott.
U. 8. N, on Monday. Other guests
from New York. Pittsburgh and Phil
adelphia. will soon come to Washing
ton for the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy An
derson, daughter Of Medical Director
Frank Anderson. U. 8. N. and Mrs.
Anderson, to Capt. Philip Barlow
Hodge, u. s. N. A, will take place
this afternoon at the country home OF
DR.. and Mrs. Anderson-Wardour
the-severn.
Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. Wood
bury Blair. Mrs Guy Norman. Miss
Helen Cannon, and Mr.. Ward are
among those who have taken tables
for the auction bridge tournament
to be held at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edison Bradley, 1898 Copnecti-
cut avenue, on the evening OF Friday,
April 10, at Q o'clock, for the benefit OF
the Red Cross Helpers Auxiliary, 1854
NJ street. Many men and women
bridge players prominent in Wash.
ington society will take part In this
tournament, which will be under the
leadership Of Milton Work. the WELL
known bridge player, who has so sue
| cessfully conducted many tourna-
fhrnTRhAtaf hn this
season for the benefit of war relief
work.
The committee in charge OF the ar
| rangements includes Mrs. George
Howard. Mrs. Horace Westcott, and
Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock.
Mrs. Mark Hanna has cards out for
dinner on April goth.
Mr. and Mrs. John z. Larcombe, jr.,
are spending the weekend in Rich
mond, as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair s. stringfellow.
The nth Liberty dance VIII be held
tonight at the Dewey Hotel, 1880 L
street, and promises to be a very sue
| cessful and enjoyable affair. The
patronesses are Mrs. William K.
Carr, Mrs. George II. Shibley, Mrs.
Luman E. Morgan, Mrs. George A.
Lewis, and Miss Margaret Cannon
Mrs. Elva May Butler Is hostess.
! Miss Alys Downing, president OF
the Junior League, will receive the
guests at the carry on ball to be
given at the Willard this evening
by the league She will be assisted
by Miss Catherine Harlow, vice pres
ident and chairman of the ball COM
mittee. and Miss Ruth Tanner, sec
retary of the league.
Mrs. Ord Preston, Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman, Mrs. J. Esrey Johnson,
Miss Murray Ledyard and Mrs. John
w. Davidge have been added to the
list Of patronesses for the ball.
Mrs. Hunter Wilson has called a
meeting OF the dancing committee OF
young girls who have in charge the
dance which is to follow the Clark
| concert for the fatherless children
Of France, next Thursday night. to
meet with her at the Willard at 4
O'Clock this afternoon. She asks that
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

Time was when that most feminine
Of frills and fripperies. the sash. knew
its place and remained discreetIy lash
ed about the female form divine at a
proper waistline and with the gowns
to whose fluffs It was accustomed.
But now! Well. look at the cold
misunderstanding itself on a street
suit. that last word OF trim utility.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

Miss Louise Thoron has recalled the
invitations for a breakfast which she
was to have given on Sunday for her
brother, Benjamin Thoron, who will
arrive today from Harvard Univer-
sity to spend a week with his mother,
Mrs. Henry Leonard.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

The fifth liberty dance was given
last night in the Dewey Hotel. IS3o l.
street northwest. The patronesses
were Mrs. William X. Carr, Mrs.
George H. shibley. Mrs. Luman Z.
Morgan, Mrs. George A. Lewis and
Miss Margaret Cannon. Mrs. Elva
May Butler was hostess.
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A sash-yea-two OF 'em.
At the left 1t indicates a few shreds
of modesty by remaining tied about
the waist under the loose coat, only
venturing out at the back, but on the
second costume It fairly pushes he
Eton Jacket itself out Of the picture
and knots itself in bold bows and
ostentatious fringes in the very front.
They do say that in Paris sashes have
fallen 50 low as to confine a gowns
fullness Just below the knees.
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ran, J. Whit Hammett. william c.
Hammett, Edward C. Ardeeser. Jack
Lewis, Roy d. Schlegel. J.. Paul Ar
deeser. T. cogan Hammett, Roilie II.
Moore, A. II. Laid and w. Earle
Grovermann.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

A Red Cross dance and card party
benet will be given at 24OO Sixteenth
street this evening at o'clock
Ticket arrangements are in charge of
Mrs. E. o. Merchast. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to the public.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

Mrs. Hunter Wilson has called a
meeting OF the dancing committee of
young girls who have in charge the
dance which is to follow the Clark
concert for the fatherless children
Of France, next Thursday night. to
meet with her at the Willard at 4
O'Clock this afternoon. She asks that
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

any who have not received notice
accept this as such.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

The Washington Golf and Country
Club will hold one of its regular April
dances tonight The next will be on
April q.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

The dance last night in the ball
room at 2400 Sixteenth street was
the first of a series to be given for
the benefit of the permanent fund
for the reconstruction OF the war
cripple. The arrangements have
been in charge of a committee of
which Maj. Thomas Madder Foley
is the chairman.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

A discussion luncheon will be given
by the Equal Suffrage Franchise
League at the National American
Noman's Suffrage Association, 1625
i ode Island avenue, Saturday, April
!S. at 1880 o'clock. The speakers will
be Mrs. Florence Kelley. general sec
rotary Of the National Consumers
League: Miss Josephine Goldmark,
of the legal defense committee of the
National CONSUMERS League. and
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Preble Motley. Of
Cambridge. Mass. are receiving con-
gratulations on the recent birth of
a daughter. Mrs. Motley was Miss
Dorottya Fremont Smith, OF Wash
ington, and is the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Frank Fremont Smith.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

Maj. and Mrs. Thomas Madden
Foley entertained at dinner last
night for Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. ELL
lott Bracket Their other guests
were Capt. and Mrs. Honcar, Mrs
Charles Rae. Col. Trubble. Mrs. Le-
roy Delaney and Capt. Horace Nor
rison. They took their guests
later to the dance for the benefit
of the fund for the reconstruction
OF war cripples.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

MIS-. Charles w. Short. jr., of 1907
street, has returned to town. after
spending some time at the Hotel st.
Charles. Atlantic City,
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

Miss Gladys Kaime, daughter of
Mrs. David F. Kaime. will entartain
twenty guests at luncheon at
Washington Hotel tomorrow, in honor
of her guest, Miss Elizabeth Ken
nard. Of st. Louis, and Miss Vesta
Reed. also of St Louis. who will
arrive today to visit Miss Kaime.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Lareombe, jr.,
are spending the weekend in Rich
mond, as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair s. Stringfellow.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

The Society of Mayfiower Descend
ants in the District of Columbia has
issued cards for an evening at the
Washington Club. 1901 K street.
Tuesday. April 16. at o'clock. w.
Z. Stafford will give an illustrated
lecture on the Everglades of
Florida" Mrs. Melville Lindsay will
sing.
The Washington herald., 1918-04-13

Mrs. Peter Duncan Crerar. who IS
visiting Mrs. Franklin X. Lane, will
leave town on Monday to return to
Hamilton. Ontario. Canada.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11

o. foreign country. Secretary Root
asked congress 10 grant special per
mission for the captain 60 retain this
distinction.
President Roosevelt FOR many years
had taken a personal interest iu Per
shiuc He had noted mann instances
Of tho sterling worth Of me man. The
American army boz those days WAS
notably slow IN tho matter 81 promo
tion. Each advancement, according
to custom, was made In the order OF
seniority.
Captain Pcrshlug stood well mp iu
the list of captains, but In ,hc or
binary course Of vents several years
wound probably cl1psc before his pro-
motion to higher rank.
President Roosevelt was not author
Izrd TO make promotions cXCep hy
the regular method lie was author
izcd. however. to U axe appointment.
even frum ciVil life. TO two ranks
that ui second lieutenant and that ~
hriradler general That thr nation
might have tho greatest possible ben
eft from the unusual qualification
that ntrshiuE possessed. the prcsi-
dent. lu "a way that was customary
with him. Hhockcd the country and
many h~sdc-buuud officers OK the army
10y soudluF 10 congress "u sept %,
1906. the nomination of Captain Per
shiur Go Doe 90 hrigudicr general.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
Cattlemen of State
Borrow So, 900
In a Single Month

Santa Sc. sept. THAT New
Mexico vtttlcmou In the district iu-
cludrd under the 81 Iaso branch of
the Federal RESERVE BANK cot Dallas
received cattl, aud stoch loans aI-
p-ruNluutiuE three % a half million
dollars Tor the month ending August
D.. was the .'ttcmrnt of sam r.
L.awdrr. manager OF the branch. in
4 speech hrfur" the Sew Mexico
Btukcrs' association.
Tho association yesterday elected
the following officers for the ensuing
Year. D. j.. lulfa. president, George
tlrtch. vice president. -. NJ Huskius,
vice president If national section ut
American Bankers association. Roy
zimmerman. vice president Go the
state section pf the American Bank
er- association ". 4 Ios"y. treas
uror. II. b. Jones. mcmb,r of the exc
cutivc council ut the American Bank
cr.' association.
Tho convention closed last night
with a. ball Hui supper at the De
Vargas hUtDl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
Former City Engineer
Arrives "Over There

Former City Engineer Albert D.
Hutchinson, now FIRST lieutenant with
the iNih engineers "oNor there rs
enjoying hf" "1t5 per cent accord
iug Co the letter Just received hy Paul
c. Ecdingtop, from which tho follow
ms extracts are taken
Little did ! think that bon less than
two months from tho SUNDAY ( show
"a you the telegram I would De horo!
We had a dandy trip ovor. subs 20
40 | think the &. 5. y has them
Scared OFT.
Haven't seen much of The country
set. but hope "a.
"rhingB relative 90 the conduct Of
the war are hig Aou people az home
DO not realize how much l- being
done, hut YOU read moro than We do
about the things that are tdkinE place
~ enjoy Tine work ll5 per cont {
can now talk about the mu,Hdum
roads. I have seen them. tut my
work IL not with the highways
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
TWO VETERANS BACK
FROM FRONT TELL
OF HUN GAS RAIDS
Both Declare Gas Is Worst Enemy
Of Men in Trenches Say French
and English Troops Cheered up
Because Of Gains.

90 AN the modern var Instruments
used Dos the Huns lu their stfuEElc TO
rule tNr world. tNrIr gas attacks cause
suffering more misery 60 tUo
armies ot th, allies than perhaps AL
thc.r other inhuWuu UoNiscs put TO-
pothvr.
u. \. Siak. of Evans. Colo. aud ON,
of IorshiuEs crusaders. ard H. \.
Wright OF Los Angeles. Cal, of "a
scotch Canadian regiment, arrived in
Albuquerque today 90 visit friends
and told OF The AWFUL ras attacks
Four different kinds COL Eas. each
having q different effect ON Its victims.
yr' uscd by tho HUNS. The four arc
mustard gas, chlorine gIs laughing
or succZing gts aud tear e.is.
The mustard gas is worst of an. the
two soldiers visiting here declare, ~
viii blind the victim and often eats
deep into the flesh Tear gas l- used
Doe attacks ON tl' artillery. Hs e. yule.
thcy say, and tho soldiers receiving
'hc ~imu,diat,ls begin CRYING. This
prevents them from continuing their
fighting.
"Snccliug gas IS generally sent in
advance of nn uttack of chlorine gas. 90
Mr. Wright stated. Tho victim ho-
gins %sncczinE and many tunes rs COM
PEELED 10 remove hls gas mask because
Of 1ho sncezing. Then the chlorine
gas gets him"
Mr.. Wright has been in tho vur
since September. 13li tie entered
b service with a French foreign Zee
-iun. Then hc entered the Canadian
service. tie Is now rccupcratiug from
"a gas attack.
Nj. Sisk went 10 France with the
second contingent of General Per
thing's artu Ifc was with the troops
% a were the urst armed body Of for
olgn soldiers TO march In London
NICE William tho Conquoror and his
warriors marched in that city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11

Man lives los work but he lives Tor
diversion Therefore every successful
man has Il hobby. Bryant Nashburt
who viii bp seen tH the llVe!5 Idtn"
uluy. Twenty one, ~ The Ideal
thostor today for the last time has n
flock Of them It's hohbies are hts
wife. his baby, hts new %35.U 600 hom"
iu HOLLYWOOD. Cltlif. his new ioco.
mobile outdoor exercise ana hls gnl-
den
SIR NtFhburu believes that an
thing uuy bee accomplished through
confidence Iiis career bears ample
t|e4tiuuuI to the sounGncss of tho
theory. o.. ALSO believes hat moth
iuE gives % mau more confidence than
exercise
he found tho role Of Jimmy Muf-
fertou Boz Twenty -oue' unusually i'm
tcrostIus Jimmy lacks every uttri-
butte 81 manhood until he rs forced to
Eu several brisk Iodnds boa the prize
ring Uc learns that he hts 20 punch
and M. confidence inspired nr the
knowledge helps MIN 10 overcome an
other difficulties
RcHt6"s thc above there viii alv1
hc repeated tho comedy burglars
and the scenic picture. Apple blus-
som Land
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11

Wyudhum standing, prominently
Identified with SO notable screen
productions finds keen delight 300
Ulayldr with Mur Marsh. Sttuuius.
who is icldiug man fur the wnim
riil OF tho screen ip nvr latest cold
Wyu picture "rIp Glorious AdNru-
turo. declares 400 other motion pic
turp star and he has played uppu
site tho most prominent 'i them
puts He much energy into u"r work
or b. ut such assistance Co a director
ls Mrr Marsh
"lf all stars were ltko Ali" NHIHh
SAYS Ar. Standing. There would hr
no more tal. OF shocking vast" boo
motion picture production works
tirclcs-lS and makes all about her dec
the same Here's an illustration OF
how she feels toward that old tdage.
'Neyer put of until Tomorrow what
you cut de- today. We arrived at %
little town outside Atlanta GI. about
four o'olock he the afternoon one day
recently The general t""liug among
the memtegH Of the PAM Wts that
uo work uu -"cuca would Doe done that
dnv.
But Mae MARSH decided otherwise.
WHY waste valuable time she asked
Nud within half au hour Director
Henley began operations uu am i'm
purtant scene
Stunning i7 making hN lH"' 'fl'hi
Huce an a GoldWyu picture tu The
Glorious Adventure from the story
bl Edith Barnard Doltuo. witch
comes 10 the pa-time thcatcr for the
last timr today.
The management Of The Ilstimc has
received notice from the distributors
tnat the great FOX production, why
America VIII Win. has been tebnnk-
eel 90 appear lu Albuquerque az the
I"Y-ffHHU. .t. HTMf AHfHIrsNHA SUNDAY
aud Monday instead ~ tho dtto- pre-
yIuu.lN advertised This b. t wonder
ful picture amt deserves the attention
OF every thritcrRocr Doe Aihuuurrquc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11

Vts sU fierce thl' very few natives
escaped with the news Goo their sultan
Masking his was around tho lake,
Captain pcrshiur fought "a decisive
hutilp with the entire force of the
sultan ut Nuporup.go uu thD east
-hurr OF i.HEr l.lu1u uud utterly de-
f,ftrJ him III Moro. were KILLED
aud seven wounded,
Commended Iy Root
Nuklur forced m1rchc' i.F~hIur
haftrurd to the other stronghuld- OF
tho natives and boo u short time had
captured ten forts which occupied for
Iulluhlr positions ON the 1artc river.
Those Dee dlrmautl't ami returned to
fuIt Wears with tho stti~fattiun OF
having pHcified fpr The first time the
lHF1Da region cot tho Island of MINI
danao.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
$3.50 APPROPRIATED
FOR ENCAMPMENT Of
CH|LDREN'S CLUBS
Board of Directors Of Chamber of
Commerce Votes TO Finance
Junior Agricultural State Fair
of Boys and Girls Clubs,

Al ID meeting Of tho board Of dl-
rc,tuus ~ the chamber ~ Commerce
last night nn appropriation ~ $3.50
was made tu t..ilc" the cu~,uupncut
Of tho boy. md girls agricultural
clubs OF New Mexico. which viii TAKE
place here lt the time Of the state
teachers convention ON tho gtth. -.th
and gGth of Nutemhrr
About ESQ bows ana girls with their
parents and the cuuntv club leaders
will bee present at this oncampmcut
and special housing facilities viii Dee
arranged for Them ia ono ~ tho
schuolhuu.n. which viii Dc vacant at
tnpt time THE encampmeut which
Is a. Dee bon the nature uf "a junior us
ricuItutal -iai. Gain Will be under the
direction of Charles Orchard Saith
OF the state Agricultural college. who
,u charge uf tho boys and girls
,Ilba ui o.. state. Tho representative
IA this ,nr4muueUt Will Doe the prize
winners In ~, different projects 81
tho club work. Ini exhibits uf their
Prize prudUr. VIII hc features 81 the
t Deaion.
John Milne superintendent uf the
public school appeared before the
board of directors m tht interests
OF tho clubs n ufrc ttat ,nr Hppro
Iriation '.r this on,ompmeni Dec
made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11

traction al the Lyric theater today
only. In offering his patrons "N
Mans World Manager Cameron d.
paying thcm "a high compliment. o.
is a picture of the better sort. full ot
action and dramatic intensity. Hu'
provides an unusually strong part Tor
fhs star.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11


Ito was conErdtulattu Tor ln'Hr s'r-
vices Dy his cummandlnr "iIi''f. ana
on Man II, lsua, Emu i'uot' secretary
OF war thnicd.
Express L" 'dptilh itrshiiF 'liu
Officers Hnd men uhdcr ms command
ih" innhN OF w" Mor department
Tor th'tr ADJ" ana tti"'tlNt "''"lI-
plishmcut of a difficult u iWlor-
tnnt task.
soon utterwaid ItrshihE was APP
pointed To the general slhfi CT inc
army and ordered Co washington ~
recognition of his notable services IN
the Philippine THIS new post was
one lhu'h sought "'''l pS "'"'' :"
i'''I'' ~ .5
'l S'ti ~ ''ut ne vas ',..,r,c
ny inc 'hl'i OF H''t' =" ''N' u"i.
'I ''7'' u'l'''
'' '"' MN W. ~
,hS'"i' nl9 '""., W.. " :" ''I
ll '' Vi'',,,S N'V W. 49,
'HF''N'"N 'Al'' "' wv
'"W VIZ" ",""t
van .l',"I w. Guy i"'I' '" ,..
"'.N u, N''',' ~
HtIll u we" ',v' ',. f'""i
., ~, Hr,It V,r CnlIer. m, Raiser.
,.f..,,r- tt.f b.. ,.uI. .upra.s This
|r.untr, with tb, militar, greatness
,f r.rr,u, ur.seutrd 10 the United
et.t.- ,-.,,..,Yn..,f , br,rzD sfltI. of
ms IA NEN.L- ILLNANHNN. LH"||H'N MIh- NAL
Great This st,tl. was accented hN
th, nation and , place vas found for
10 10 the Army war Collouo-tt tine
point where tie Autcustia river
johns tho Potomac within the past
few months this statue has been torn
= town. r%ricgutcd 10 90 basement, aud
may hc turned into ammunition Tor
u.r against the kuiscr o. b. doubt
ful ~ the future commander 1T tho
American forces against The emperor
Of .'..uauN found this trihut to
f'ui"ulc aut''r"cE ana i"Ilt''isH'
t.N in.rlibtl"h lh W"lt
WEEDS SENATORS il'"Hil''f
About the time Of his appointment
to the ArmN Wal tollVg" President
Roosevelt. in the course OF 70 message
;o congress. spoke highly of captain
pcrshinE s exploits bon the Philippines
That day is q memorable one with
~Itiahlht IN me evening ne .'''lN'"
an invitation 1" ulnuct from MISS WI
st'n, ~'1dhhtet "I S'h''or Ml.laIu "l
H'n,"Shd WI" "'n lI'ul'.'i' ~
w asluiEt"n eu'lct! li' h'''pt"u' III
tle thinking mat inns dlhucr. was u"
change the "i"i' course OF MS me
lie found that he Was expected To-
take iu "a Miss Frances II. Warren.
lie knew senator warren OF Wye
ming who was ON b committee on
military affairs, ana surmiscd that
NHf- W. f'' a' ~ fN
Miss Warren e charming girl ana
expressed a wish 60 see her again.
Later In tho week thore was a dance
lt Fort Never. across tn, riyrt> from
Washington. Captain rcrshiua was
there ~ course ana SO yyns Mis-
Warren. After that there were many
meetings. The Young woman was
quite a belle in Washington. and Per
shinp. captured hv cupid, found hc
was not alone iu his suit for her
hand.
Tb,ro ara ru,n,rs that h.for. g,,
tain p.,sbiur fin,u, wnn bc, , y,vr.
r,v,i ~orfro, wns hi,b a. a., 60,
,f T,ur,r N,rr,r 'rt. .r,,. -
,t,,.r t,v,,r, ,rI Sc,,,,, a, -
,u-r,u,,,1 mo ,nr,r,rr,,t az a.
5nurhtrr =, E,nt,ir p.rsbtrr a., a..
a." to. VII Jan
iitTaIN ma" me 't'Nl'nt been
punished Wh'n tn' prospective bride
GROOM was ordered TO occod Co.
Japan M lhiltilN nttd'n" 10 the
American elmhas.N. Thc happy pnil
decided thdt T"kiu would Zoe a delight
iul place u" pass th"ir honeymoon so
pr'ibfdtl"Is Tor me wedding were
h~hst'ned ana on Jan they We're
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
Nurse From Tennessee
Confers With Public
Health Officers Here

MIS- N0s8I0 n WT0N"T vino N1s
been doing public health nursing gt
Chattanooga Tenn had a. conference
yesterday with tho officials of tho
Public Health association here on th-
matter of the need OF public health
in this state. n is hoped tha'
Miss Wicker will r,muiu in Ntw Mo-.
leo and give the state the benefit o
hcr experience "a training Iloug ths
lime, AS public health nurses arr mo-
nul, badly needed IN Now McNi.u. huf
are at 70 premium on account of H.
domands made hy Tho wac orr8uizs
tious.
Aside froyi tho fact that h. Is rer
orally conceded that oyerf count .
tho state should have a visiting nufs,
thcrc Is great need OF child welfafs
nurses in connection with the 'CiiI-
drcu's Year campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11
Life of General John J. Pershing

This the nrVt fun al
America hero iu France
months and travelei man.
members OF the Per hang z.
with whom he has seryeds
war, IN the Philippines. y
The facts thus gathero
Why America VIII Wiu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11

We wish 90 extend "a vote of thanks
tn afi who made donations or assist
ga us Zoo making Labor day cot 1918 e.
success
THE LABOR UNIONS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11

utHeuiir, lud animate uo story Of General John J rershing,
~ oo'nnei by William foN Treiaed new.naper men spen,
amtly. the senosals hoyhood friends, and q host OF army officers
a. an Instructor A. W1st Point and Is a tighter IN the Spanish
LexlCn. ana finally u France.
ID have been made the basis OF a pathetic motion picture entitled
To- which has been produced by the Fox Ttim Cooperation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-11

~ the Lyric.
81 MANS World will ~ tine at