The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-05

Nj Coulodon's speech follows IN part
~ is with the greatest and tfc
most sincere satisfaction that We Sc"
today the tics OF friendship anil dc-
cord that existed between those w.
rrout soldiers aad patriots. Washing
ton ard Lafayette drawn closer still.
Do o. were possible. hy those two great
nations. the two sister republics. III"
{ United states and France, represented
today hy those two iilustrious pres,
DENTS. Wilson and poincarc
We TO-DAY Join the great american
ration iu the celebration of tho h.
dependence with the most sIucoi
gratitude FOR the great help that she
brings To our mother cou" 49, VINO ~
struggling for the uhor,s OF d world
1T rs with pridc mat an French
men see the star Spangled Banner
take her place amongst the allied
flags. who are combating now on III"
sncrcd soil OF France.
W. see today the great and hcro.'
army of the United states combating
once more side hy side with Ia,
French army ami covering itself witn
an eternal glory, ~ this horrible wal
unclaimed on the world hN the Ger
nan ~horharians.
In gratitude for its great sncrificf.
France adopts and celebrates today,
the Fourth OF july, ~ 81 French nae
tional holiday AZ wen as America, al
though within ten days. comes thor
own national holiday the iith OF lulS
while awaiting with the utmost
faith the triumphant and most COM
plcte victory OF our Allied armies. |
a.. .- 49, GOD .Aa.H - NIL
Long 1.-Two France!
Long Live America"
The AugiO-Saxon Alliance.
Declaring mat he had been taught
in a Yorkshire school that one of the
worlds greatest documents was the
declaration ~ independence, George
Ru-liugtoH, representing Great Hri-
tain. renewed the covenant Of solid
arity that exists among Angio-SaNon
nations.
Perhaps most OF you do not KNOW
that during the revolutionary war,
thousands of British people prayed in
the churches that the American coll
on'sts might win said Mr.. Rosling-
tom.
THE revolutionary war was caused
by "A German king who was misrul-
ing England at that nae He never
set foot In the part Of England that
/ came from, and he never would
have dared o.
Rain Comes Up.
While Mr.. RoSlington was speak
Ing. a ain came up n the program
was transferred TO the auditorium
in Rodcy hall. Tho elements. now
ever. drove home only 1000 or TN
estimated 5000 auditors that ha'
thronged the university campus. ano
the speaking exercises were brough
60 a rousiag close by the address u
Judge Lorin G. collins OF santa Fe.
Judge Collins e%loquently trace
Americas contributions. both pas
and present, To the cause of liberty
and outlined In a mastery mailne'
the various resources from which sh'
onu draw 10 carry her righteous wa
,o "A glorious conclusion. The Judge
splendid speech was enthusiasticall!
received.
Rc,i Cross Women There.
Throughout N program, appropri
ate patriotic numbers were given W
members Of the F~ortnightly musi'
rluu and the city band. The -
ercisrs were attended hy about 10.
gentle sisters of the RED Cross, who's
plcturegpuo costumes lent "A delight
ful touch 81 color 90 the gather
a lnr
- At u o'clock n luncheon was serve'
an the campus Half ana hour later
p the city band. led ry Fred IS. Elm
gay, IL concert A. 30 iirp, chair
a. man Charles = wade opened th" "N
Z ].rclscs 10y reading Americas comm
O. Of Ago an editorial by DT Fran
u Crane. which appeared In Tho Even
r. ing Herald q few days ago.
Among the enjoyable patriot
% features introduced into the exercise
were the pledges by the n"y Scout
4 aud the Girl Scouts.
u Artistic Booths Prepared.
IT Following the speaking q receipt"
b. ana entertainment were hnld Iu III
allied booth iu Hodev hall An B
% Elimination on the hin and % "an
.- concert brought the program q"
l- close
81 The british program consisted of
Welsh song. men uf Harlerk. hy v
N j. Davis Jn English horn pipe dane
II, Ny Miss AubIe H,icock aud Miss lie.
uIuuo Hur'. a dance entitled u
.r Irish TIT" hy Miss Heacock q dane
,r Scottish Rect uy Miss liug' AMI
o. .uur hy 20 trio consisting of Mrs. T.
r. Bradford Mrs Halle Mitchell dr
n Mrs 4 49, ~SchWrutkcr Mrs Mit'h5
IA -auE the Blut BELLS ~ Scotland
be- sir ~SrhWcutker Irish Minstrel 100
g. uud Mrs bradford "Eulr BrittunIa
" a. Walton vino was dressed
John UulI" introduced the paiti'
, pant iu th. English program.
d Mrs a. q latioll. Nh s r. var
u and Mrs wallace iloss"ldDu w"r" 3
la sponsibir for the decorations - Il
.u thrush booth
italy. contribution wa a arg