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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
A EVENING

students of the high school spanish
3 lusses are being coached hy Miss Dixon
for a forthcoming program ~ be pre-.
scented in the spanish language, There
will bc two comedies with all the lines
spoken IN Spanish, two spanish tolk
dances as iutrrmczlo numbers. These
VIII be danced by pupils OF Miss Fad.
ner spanish music hy the orchestra
ahd the iavorlte song. LA pnlomH, -
by a quartet OF singers will diversity
the novel program that h becoming un
annual feature much appreciated By 10.
eat audiences.
The cast of characters for the Grst
comedy, 'Sahado sin sol. p viii he.
Florita Claritu .sanrhel.
Morales Dean Waite.
lutl6o Tomas Duran.
Ncnceslao Melton Otet0.
Jose Campo Earnest Chavez.
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EDITORIAL
Price Five Cents

best Music masters 10 the city Of tho
.cnlibct ut stanley Sedrr. AMI nn organ
yutiou OF expert musicians aud music
students banded together va tina, VA.
pcriot cluh ihc Fortnightly club. are
bringing this city up 90 higher ltycl.
every day aud old conditions OF apnthy
and music rfuditir- are passing away.
Nj Christian. the master basso Who
came from Pueblo %purposciy TO sing al.
ttIs festival, gave unstintcd praise %
inc choral director aud 20 the sofa
myers ut tho programs. 70 Mrs. Nor
rssrf'r. MI Christian waS espceinllv
r~ummruigtutN Md the accompanies,
who urrn'rd the atmosphere Tor the ton.
'l pictures are worthy OF tho most
itagtnut bouquet. Mrs n. ". Fnw
made th' piuo organ thunder. whisper.
sing. shout. ot viii Miss Allrue Bixlps.
the cultured pirui.tc, and Harold wood
worth, the piano prodigy ct stadcnt ny,
an the state, accompanied the singers -
lunly experts can.
The musio festival hus been launchci
aud has already become an institution,
u is here 20 stay Next yeat and r,.
rry NcHf % similar tcie Nil be- holi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
HONEY &oONIRG
IN Ell PASu

Elmus Il. Gobcr and bride. who were
married last week in silver city, ARE
this week spending their honeymoon
season iu III pasu. The wedding was a
happy home ceremony at the home Of
the bridc's father, John. T. Leeds. Mrs.
Gober. nee Miss Frances Leeds, was for
years q resident ot Albuquerque aud
enjoyed special popularity in student
circles here. After the fortnight in III
paso Mr.. and Mrs Gobcr will reside IN
silver city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
d A. II HoLD ANNUAL
SESSION

The Lew Wallace chapter OF the
Daughters Of tho american Revolution
were Pleasantly entertained this after.
noon az the home of Mrs. D. H. earns
at dO1 West Gold. Mrs. J. II. Wroth,
was assistant hostess with Mrs. earns.
The annual c]lcction Of officers brought
ont IA large attendance. In response 10
the roll call members named heroes Of
the present world war. \ rcnding by
Mrs. r. y. Bullock was q notable con.
irritation to the pleasure OF III" after.
noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
PATRIOTIC TEA

"Socks for the ~ammics was the
slogan that drew more than n hundred
Women OF the American Army togeth
81 for q social afternoon NJ the pleasant
home Of Mrs. l.. \. IIagcr on Fourteenth
street Tuesday afternoon, This was y
. silver tea AT which small silver con.
.trihutionS were voluntary gifts 20 the
fund for the purchase of a sock knit.
ting machine. The rooms were bright
in decorations of flags and carnations.
Assistant hostesscs were Mrs. :. T.. Mel
son and Mrs. =. NJ. Dawson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26

recital by piuno pupils of Mis-, Lou.
Use Nichols will De- given at the We.
man club tomorrow afternoon az $3.50,
I'M, being the second in a series of four
r%rcitals Ia ho given by Mis-. Nichols
.clnss. Mr.. Charles Lippcrt. baritone.
and Master Maxwell Merritt. yiolinist.
will assist.
All who tire interested IN the progress
OF the young musicians are cordially in.
Iltrd to attend. tn" following mem.
hcrs OF the class will play;
Howe Ellef. Neun Kicch, Edna Gntlin,
Della Moya, Margaret Dnvy, Marian
tllcr, Sarah Louise Cook, Thomas Bel
cher, Lillian G%utlin, Anna Kn,z. EVELYN
Mearns, Glenn Duvy, Carmen MorciH.
Dorothy Cheney, Morcellu Rcidy. Lou.
isc Clark, Dorothy Mann, Inel lleyman.
sylvia Davis, Adcliue Clifford and
Frunces Marion.
Mrs. Charles lippcrt and Miss lncilc
Cook viii boz accompanies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26

CITY Manager Paul Rcdington is the
chief promoter of this nest OF al
campaigns and is proving ne Is a win
uer In this az well az everything Ia"
undertakes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26

Ana everybody TX Joining a ron
spiracy to keep the soldiers happy.
An eastern inventor claims To have
made a mechanical device to make
people smile by machinery. This lit
Tie Improvement applied To the cor
ners ~ the mouth will force drooping
upward, and by the physical
expression of 10y, will create a cor
responding mental state. The psych-
ologists declare II viii ho a great bon
oft for melancholy inyuiids and semi.
invalids, and mental ALTERATION. nut
Uncle sam has contrived a better way
to mako the soldier smile. The
schem" is e. treat tho melancholy
insiie the heart and got the results
from the inside 10 snow on the face
And everybody eau help by providing
soldiers with smilcage books.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26

The marriage iu Montclair, \. j., ot
BERNARD Shaniou Rodey to Nils. Mil
drrd Hlal~ey is am announcement OF
intense interest 90 AlhuquerHuetus
The groom b. "a scion of one OF tho
distinguished families of New MeNiC,
aud Of America. His Parents and
brother reside here The groom &
father. Judge a. :. liodey Is honoreI
in Washington. n. e.. where he wac
representatiye of this state In congress
and IN known in Porto Rico and
Alaska as a federal Judge The Mont
clair newspaper gives the following ac-
count of the wedding
"Recause sudden orders Tor active
duty IN France were received on We'd
nesday by Mr., BERNARD Shandor
Rodey. Jr, his marriage Tea Miss Milo
red Hnlse,. look place az 10 O'Clock
ON "Wednesday evening az the home
of the brides parents nr and Mrs
Levi ". iialseN, OF church street. Mr.
Rodey D "a gunner Ia the lnlteu
states navy and has gone 10 Franc,
az A naval aviator. lie h the SON ul
Judge and Mrs. BERNARD $ ltudoy.
OF Albuquerque. y, NJ The ensnr"
mcnt OF the couple was announced
on TUESDAY. REV. IN. Churlgs >
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26

The second play viii be- ''tuo de
ill's prhr 'asar'c uud the ]pcl.ouu,;
of the players will be.
iuisitn Irene Seward.
Don Diego Earnest chavez.
Don Juan Pablo sanchez.
TIA Maria SylNianu vigil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
PAN HELLENIC SOCIETY
MEETS

The members of the Phi Mn sorority
.9rc this afternoon entertaining the Ia
dies ot the Pan Hellenic association az
their sorority home ON the hin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
By ANNA wILDs sTRUMoUIsT- Telephone 1926

Mills. pastor OF the First Congrcgo-
tional church performed n marriage
ceremony"
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PARLoR MUSICALE

Miss Paula POSTED ves hostess lt.'
evening 60 one of the three music
Glasses under her coaching The per.
formers ut this piano recital were tao
girls of the History at Musi, class uf
the intermediate guide ot Miss rostcl 81
graded piano school.
Besides the young musicians 70 mum.
hef of visitors were present Geo ENJOY %
program ut selections that iu variety of
style aud skill ot execution made tp un
evening ut exceptional pleasure tD tho
company The numbers given with dash
and careful technique D., the entertain.
vts wcres
/ Ilrp.uut yb.uubt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26

ARTISTS CONCERT

Tho opening program Of the music
festival wps the high.cluss couccrt az the
Pfc'hytrriau church Monday evening.
This was cmiueu.lv succeSsful aud an
auspicious beginning for the Two that
followed. With such singers rs Nj.
Thomas Christian, the bussu, who ha,
developed even greater wealth uf voice
siu'o his residence here som, wears ago.
aud Mrs Ada Pierce Wiuu. q cultured
soprnn" also accommodating volume
range and sweetness every day. Mr.. Sol
Phillips, The tenor from Philadelphia.
who Is becoming o fayouie, Mrs. y. "
Paw, the artistic uoeumrunist, the uni
vcrsity opera chorus thar is q credit to
any city and state aud the moving spir.
IL Of The festival, Professor STANLEY
Neder. a concert could not be otherw SO
than "a success. The Fortnightly Musi,
club, directed hy the public spirited lit.
tie Indy who Is Us president, j. prov.
ing q fairy godmotker "a Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
TO WOMAN

The appended "'Toas' 10 the Ladies' -
was the eloquent response made by Mr..
NJ. l.. Fox NJ the kiwanis banquet Wed.
ncsdpy evening, when the tonstmastcr
called for e. toust ON This theme:
Woman, Poets aud orators have
pictured the glorics of her beauty aud
grocc and goodness; novelists have
woven romance about her as angel OF
devil OF their plots, and historians have
shown that back of mems deeds Of good
or evil there il nearly always q woman
who pulls the strings. Aud each mere
man b. puzzled over the insane attra,.
.tion he has seen in some other mere
man tor 70 particular woman.
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''', fool there was and he made his
prayer
OEvcn ~ you and H.
To % rag and % hone and q hank OF
hair,
I'VE called her the woman who did
not care
But the fool he cnOIrd her his lady
fair
Even rs you nd ~
But even the fool who was stripped
60 his foolish hide, DIDN'T believe that
his lady fair or any other woman, was
capable OF casting 600 Intelligent ballot
aud taking with him uH i%ntcllil "ut part
IN the direction of The fairs Of govern
meut under which she .rd hc must live
''oh. woman, In her hour Of ease,
Coy, uncertain. hard 20 please;
But seen too oft, tUmiliar with her
face,
We first endure. tbrn pity, then EN-.
brace
''And l'nclc Sam soon going 10
extend his long arm f.r an embrace ~
all the women of the .Huntry rs equals
az the ballot box with 'be men.
Woman, WORTHY 2. he the mothers
of the race, worthy q. be- MAS better
half, worthy 10 raj, 'Hr home aud her
husband. is worthy o. ave the privilege
of the elective franrti., but instead. In
u majority OF the .f.'os. she Is still
goVcrnmcntnlly clu,-rI With Cinnamon,
unriviliyrd Indians. Judged luuaties
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-26
@ ENJOY SOCIAL

\ departure from the usual Thursday
night home party and choir rehearsal
thni the members ~ the Lead Avenue
Methodist choir enjoy, was the party az
the church and the supper Thursday
evening The hosts we're three Young
men of the choir, DR.. H. J. Davis. Pee
fessor &, T.. Drummond and Hnrold
Woodwork.
After the business OF the evening.
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SEWERS AND STORM DRAINS.

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Iwenty-ffth Fifth Seventh avenue
Iwenty-ffth Seventh to Ninth avenue
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Fifteenth Second avenue
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hiry-ffth street Third to Fifth avenue
IWentyseveuth Fifth TO Ninth avenue
Eleventh avenue. Tween tyhird streets
Eighth half avenue Twenty-fourth to Twenty NTH
Second avenue Fourteenth Twentieth street
FOURTH avenue Twentieth street
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Twentieth Fourth Seventh avenue --.---..-
sixth avenue. Invent Twenty-frst street
Tenth Nineteenth Twenty-frst street
twenty Third Fifth avenue
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street, Fourth TO Fifth avenue
rorty-fourth Lott Block K, Edgewood Park
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twelfth avenue Twelfth Twenty-second street
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-29
Life of General John J. Pershing
HIS FIRST FIGHT WITH "INDIANS;"
DAYS IN THE LITTLE SCHOOL HOUSE

melon aud tcddlc along. ana any
time you want another YOU come
right to Joe Temple and M viii pick
u good u for YOU
So Jack lugged his mclul out ON
the road where the scared Charley
had been watching the proceedings
from the shadows. lr silence they
proceeded TO eat tho melon. when
they haG finished Charley. who seem .
ed 10 have something on his mind,
blurtcd out:
Gee, I wish | was brave like you %
Next morning the story of Jacks
exploit spread through the school
From the school ~ spread over town
and finally reached the ears OF Jack s
father.
That night Jack did receive a whip
ping. for his father countc-
nanccd night raids on his neighhors'
property
Mrs. Ann Thompson Pershing in
stllled into the minds OF her children
at AN early age deep reverence for the
Almighty. The Pershiug family were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-29

regular attendants at the Methodist
Episcopal church IN iucledc ana
every sunday u was the custom for
John ana the other children to attend
sunday school and remain for the
regular church service.
These teachings were To- remain al.
WAYS a part of the life OF the future
general n r. probable that his boy
isn mind idealized some of the more
heroic characters Df the old Testa-
ment AMI that he patterned his life
after thcse-together with George
Washington. hts 'qvorite historical
hero.
Jack never was what IS termed "A
brilliant scholar. That ~. ne alb
sor1cd his knowledge slowly HUT
what he did learn after hours OF
study was retained His mother was
the faithful companion of his study.
often she would protest agninut the
PERSISTENCE with which he kept AZ "a
difficult problem. Young Jack. how
ever. never would give M Until he
conquered. The same qualities We're
then displayed hat made him the
supreme commander of the American
army in its most critical hour.
Pcr~ist"scy in Study.
The chairman Of the school board.
on a periodical visit to examine tho
school az u special reward for pro-
lItiCncA HEHt UNI eu ina "A handsome
" bound copy of the life az George
Wasningthp would be Offered for the
best solution of a certain problem.
rs the offer OF a prize was unusual.
there was great excitement while the
teacher wrote the following ON the
blackboard
II spaind nov at the rate of Liza
feet per second. and the pulsations OF
H. human body are seventy per min.
ute. what ~ the distance 90 a loud
II twenty pulsations occur between
the time Of seeing the lightning and
the hearing OF the thunder"
\ easp of CONSERVATION came from
the pupils. This was entirely heyond
the comprehension ~ most Of thean.
only u Few even look the trouble Co
copy the problem and attempt lis
solution.
Jack pershing was one OF these.
lie only smiled when som, og his
suggt sted that the problem
"a hoax aud that there could be
no solution.
There must De 4 solution" lac
said. TO every problem
immediately after supper .Tack
went Ia his room n began his work.
Bedtime came and Jack was sull AT
a. His mother. now accustomed 10
her sons determination. did not dis
turb him.
Just an hour more. mother" wan
his plea when his mother urged him
Co stop and go To ned,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-29

many OF her citizens, New Meat
co gave a large number OF men to
The service VI the nation very many
Of whom were Spanish american citi-
zcnS, some of these spanish American
soldiers having lost their lives IN the
service OF the nation during said war.
That. In the present war with Ger
many and It's allied nations. tho state
of Now McNico has already furnished
more men To TIE service OF the army
ana navy OF the United States. IN
proportion 10 itE population. than any
other state IN the union, and stands
ready. us 1t did In 1888. TO furnish
many more than have vet been called.
That about fifteen thousand Of her
Young men have gone into the service
Of the army and navy during the
present war. many, very many Of
whom. being men OF spanish Ameri-
ran descent. som" Of whom have al
ready made tho supreme sacrifice or
the fields Of France.
That IN. entire people OF SAID
state. icd by a republican state adj
m~intstration. without rcfcronc" tu
race. politics or religion. have sup
ported President wi..on as the chicf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-29

magistrate of the nation, IN all that
he has done FOR The suCccssful prose
cution or the war: are now urging u
more vigorous prosecution thereof.
and have shown bN many acts of de-
votion and loyalty. and by many, very
many. sacrifices. both OF blood and
a that the patriotism of said
people and It's deS ott1u TO the roun-
irs. is second Ia none within the ma
ton
And, hc II further resolved, that we
call upon the editor and publishers of
said North American Review, by
rNerN means IN their power, To right
this grieNous wrong ~, publishing the
true facts to the same or greater "N-
tent than the nboious letter referred
to has been published 81 that The
people Of the United states may he
set Alright. and, that in the future, no
such libel or false indictment may be
made against the people of this state
without SWIFT and sure rctribution.
tSigucd) r.. q. CHAMPION
Chairman.
r H. CATRON.
CHAS \. SplESS,
w. \. HAWKINS.
W r. LINDSEY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-29
THE EVENING STORY
TIE SPECIALIST


kissed her Then she took off nor
things and proceeded TO make herself
at home. Her placid eyes apparently
saw neither b dirt Of the home nor
the lack ~ welcome.
But Resale was uuhhppily cor
scious % the general disorder m I
had known YOU were coming" she
moaned. IRA have had somebody iu
20 clean w FOR nae. You know. I can't
do much myself"
'Oh. I'm not particular. replied
Abbey gently. and, anyway come
expecting To make myself useful II I
stay
Resale sank back upon the couch
You might turn on "a little more fire
II you're cold she murmured
When L"anocy came home and
found his unknown Nstor-in-law he
eyed her with cold suspicion. leaudcr
was "a quiet. Woodworking man. who
realized 10 the fun that his marriage
was q mistake u who made the
best of IL. lie could cook. sWeep a
dust. and he did II there WIS any uf
this work done. Resale had long
since given herself up to her chronic
inyalidism and he expected nothing
OF her. A. soou as he had eaten his
supper he went downtown with the
excuse that b. had to see "a man ON
business. In reality he went 10 the
movies, SittinE throush thc same per
furmtnce twice ana returning home
about II o'clock.
Rosalie was taking hrr siosta the
next afternoon when Mrs. Glady came
In and found Abby alone. II saw YOU
come" she said. and I've been crazy
tu talk To YOU. You needn't be Of
Tended. for I'm AN Old woman and al
ways say what I please Aud rye
lived next door Ia Resale long enough
tu know a thing or two n amt
sick one mite. she's only hypoeV.
She never q anywhere or SEES any
body but me, and she drinks enough
strong tea 10 kin her Aud LHandcr
Is getting sick 81 ~ Hes q real good
man hut he's no lob. Ro~alic's made
one good mistake. but she can't seem
tu get away from u ~ morc'n q fiy
can KICK loose from u mess Of sticky
nv paper. That's tho whole situa-
tiou.'
I'm much Obliged tn you for telling
me this Abby Ienuer replied calm
lN. Put I SNOW ~ all before liuEalie
has had spells Of being real c%onfiden-
tial iT her letters. m / Judged she
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was considerably like her mother
Besides. I'VE got eyes"
After a few DAYS Ably began ,n
make her presence felt ia the house.
she was Hu active inns with plenty
OF common sense ana love Of order.
lineHs. She began hy cleaning the
tarthest corners first Gradually she
approached nearer 20 Resale. who
protested at being disturbed. She
submitted at last to having the sit
ting room auj her bedroom made as
decent as the rest ~ The house.
Abby had brought a few things of
her own and some OF 'hcse she used
TO brighten the dinEy sitting room
"A couple of water culOrs, a hammered
brass rack 81 books for the table and
"a plaster east 1T the Winged Victory.
The first time he entered the room
aud saw these things Iseander gave
an exclamation Of surprise. lilo took
"a book out Of the rsck. looked at IT
aud sat down with IT, That evening
he remained AZ home,
one daN Abby borrowed "a wheel
chair and took Rosalie out To- src the
sights. and Rosalic enjoyed IL SO much
that she was quite willing TO have "a
vince. char of her own All hat SUM
mcr Ahhy trundled her about the
streets. for Rusulie became convinced
tilii Nllf i''NlN U'A NV NiAAhhA Nfl
daiiy airing.
You roinr To- keep on breaking
back NhAt way ," demanded Mrs.
Glady.
mo" Ahay answered. I'm going
To get mc u car
When sine mentioned this Resale
grew highly excited, You can't at
ford "a car. she cried, and. besides.
you cant run H.
ooh. yes. I can said Abby. reply.
ing t. both questions az once. And
She would sag no morc.
She got the ear; IL was cheap. hut
IL had four wheels. ana Abby could
make n 40 like lightning. She oX-
PINNED that her husband had always
kcit 4 ear aud had taught her To run
Il. u Wis some time before she
could ret Busalic 10 ride. but at last
SHE did. aud Eoraiie speedily dcvci-
oped ear foyer.
You've got her hypnotlzcd said
Leander. erinning from ear 10 ear.
Pm go grateful To YOU. Abby. ! don't
knuw Whut tu 10
you're going to be g%ratefuller Set,
Abby replied. She was 'cry fond OF
Lcnnder Wait and see"
one golden fall afternoon when
abby haG Uusalie ten miles outside
the town upon e lonely road the ear
broke duHu
wen have TO hunt up a farm