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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
CHAPLAIN DAVIS
WELCOMES ROCKIES
Holds Get Acquainteo y
for Benefit of New
Draftees-

C,mn Dix. Wr,ghtstown, \. J., May l.
,cutcnant Howard Davis, chaplain
of tho 5oth Pioneer Infantry, cnnducteu
!, ..gct ACQUAINTED party MONDAY hlehe
f,r EOO nj the Delaware and South Jersey
"r,ol,es who have been attached TO
L,s organization The 'sky pilot gave
thc nr,y comrrs n friendly welcome,
,,,.,,s.d their evident determination to
amolc pood and offered them some
t,,ncly advice on camp life. \ moving
ncturc show furnished entertainment.
splcndld display of the iii man
r.,,,,r of Amcuca ready now Tor any
nr.lcrs that NAV send 1t ovcrseas, the
18Th Dlvision passed IN review yesterday
afternoon on the great parade kt"unu
IN honor of Nalor-t'cnera hugh h.
scott ITS former commander. now w
..I,,r.c III Camp DIX Thousands oi
visitors viewed the imposing SP'''a',c
md checrcd the marching hosts, whIte
,,tLrr thousands OF rockies, men m
,.,uf, but n ,iay ar two, got an iui'ai
,brllI lrom the etght thai they Will carry
mn, thc intensive, training schedule AHEAD
81 thcm ,,p
E,lcadlcr-t t,cncral James II. Mciac
n.u commAudCr of the Lightning N
,-,nn. saw hlS organization together
f,r the first tune and was doiiRhtcd
With thr apuartncc oi the men whose
,.tiyttts he viii dlrrct ou the battle
l.LIo 81 Europe lie received the Ic-
,,.oy V,tL General scott, TO whom IS
Gwen fh,, erc,ht ior durcting thr tram
Inc op.ratlon tia, has So quckly con
x,rtr,i th.s,, thousands ut civilians INTO
drIeudatlc soldiers
rh, ,hv4-ian vas marshaicd Tor pa
rad bt BrIn3her-t "ncral ! Ihah.
TIN Ilth luianfry commanded ~
talaul VI 4 Stokes WAS hon"rod WIN
,h ,lrht al tin.. and | tonpany. 81
~. rcrirn,ut Captain l.alng cnt'lnanh,
,p.. aui composed IT burlington ana
CaraJrn county, BOYS headed tho EIcai
procession liltfr followed two hTl
,.,4. If tutailtlA the l5tth and l3ath
I. n human stream 100 icct w,do
.aI mil Long flowed rcross the "a.
,.I orotIud ~ Tho martini MUSIC 81
tn..s. band Erlrailef-' 'cnsral Narh
Ier-e, commanded he l1hh ttn
r.i rlrc, rrgIusnta % hcid artillery
III. Nl-th .uNta ana {nah, command
,d hv Brls.dlcI-t,,ucral lieaIh
t,,1,4...i tie sr,au.i dry Most ot th'
h4tt.rl,e were notutrd anal draEEf
th.r tgld tn,e,~ and c3i~~nns n
v.rap and motor supply aud a1nnnu
ft,n troIu- under command ot olono
J.ln s Rattlr III, .,O.d lugncrfs wlti
Ill. rntah.i traIn the ..O,i ticii sigma
u...I., ,.tI .irtanlII.thc Nlr,jcs
.l., .n.trrc earprcnt %n.tl
N..hfn cam E3ttaUon with uHir cart
.aI r,i,- .uG tlt. teid hospital aud am
h.ff.t.s. tf4tn- ,apryrcd the great show
Ti.r rn,tIrt.5 headquarters troop escort
81 C.u.ral scott to and from the r.
r.vti4r stand vhtlc trnor ~ mWuute
n,.5.+,i, paf,re patro,cd TIC paradc line.
rJ., 4.rSt "details 0i we>fCrncr- to Inr
-. T,,itptnr nsvlslau arrived Int
last nEtt They included thc qh"f
from Springfield III and The surr"nut
INC counties tll af tho mon had stou
,hc ,o,,rrr-v wrn Iut were trrrd al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
HUNS WAR DEBT
IS 81 BILLIONS
Berlin Reports" S3,69f 900. 900
Has Been Subscribed to Ger
many's Eighth Loan.

Amsterdam, May Dispatches re-
ceivod here from Berlin say that llt
Rudolf pavenstein, president oi tho
Imperial Bank of Germany, told meeting
d the Board of Directors of the bauk
Monday that tho subscriptions tp the
eighth German war loan then afnnuntci
10 II .77G. .00O. 600 marks, or 7bhpWlWH
marks more than the record nf the wHii
loan. lie added that subscriptions frafn
the aoldicrs IN the field were atill out
standing
nr Paveuatoin said that II the war
credits amounting tn ~ ,oou, 600, ,WH
,nntka approximately 81 300 ,WN.0 .0W
which had been voted ~ tn tho present
N 130 mn OnO marks had ltoon con7nii
daLc. INTO lnmg LoTmL lnana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
HUN CONSPIRATORS
PAY FULL PENALTY
Fomcntors oi KeVoit III '''>'''
Given All the Punisni'iei'' ."u''
Was Able 10 lntlict.

San Trancirco. MAY Maximum son
tru,,~s az two wears ,npriEouncnt ~
Er,leral pcntcntihry and hnea oi Slh."" /
...,n ucr, ,,,tn,acd yesterday upon Franz
pnn, fnrmcr German consul general here,
snI i II ,nn Shack. lormor vlcc-c"tstl.
following thctr couviction last week on
charges of consmrng u t"ment rev"-
luton against I}riusl rnle N lnd'h
Motions lor ncw tunla on iohah .,
I'M ~ defendants Who wcro C"nV.lo1
III tbc inry were dcnicd Nv ludgc VT
ham q Van tlcct. ~ TIC ! nlt"d states
District court IN passing sentence
.lldgr Van Fleet said
m r,,nshrncnt 4 wholly ,nad"l ato
~ ,hc crlnc. and thc rcnalty may weh
H. called tn the attention ~ Congress
NM LII amended that Il viii at as =
deterrent ~ SAID lac German do
fcndant4 rc,rceent 2 system that th"
rIytllzrd world cannot tolerate
Pleas (or lcncnrN ~ tho caaca 81 other
GprmaA defendants pcte mad' ny h"sA
yon Shark and liorr
! Narnn Wilhelm von RIM ken, former
! attarhr ~ tho san Francisco t'crmRh
| roneulato gcncral who pleaded guilty
| to The cnngmracV charges IA the course
4 IL thr trial. Wa sentenced to two years
/ lnprieuntucnt, - run CouruTWn'lN WIN
/ other sentences hc II serving on previous
cnuyl tons nf violating the neutrality
oi the mtcd States
Sentences lmpoecd by Jndfe Van Fleet
on other defendants VIEW
Walter Saucrhack, navigating otii"cF
ai the German Funh0at ''cior, one wear
IN laIl ami s 900 hne
Charles I.attcndorn. "hp,ivgIard' 81
Ramon Won BrnckCn. enc year IN county
jail
of thc German consulate. $1,000 fine Oh
ax moutus Impusonmcnt
Enbcrt Cancilr. former local agent
II tbc North German llovd tcamstiI
Go. II months II Mcneil Island, Nasa
and s. 500 fine
Joscnh l.. Blcy. shipping broker. i.
months Al McNclts Island Federal Penn
tcnt,ary and S5oO tine
tlydc Iluu San DicFu, Cal, At
torncv and former paymastcr N tn
nItcd States Naval Reserve, ono year
in jail and 5000 tine
Uarrv J Hart. san Francisco, shlT-
ping man. slx months II jail and S3.WH
LOUIS I. Hcngstcr san Francisco
admiralty lawyer tour months and S3'"N
tine
Heugsticr madc personal appeal Il
ths court
CAPTAIN lo,nuch fll" u2Strr 81 TIE
German steamer ALlors which WAS IA
termed AT Honolulu, siN months AM
81 900 fine
, Captain Edwin pcma' master oi th'
German rncrchautman Hol<8tla. inferno,
-, H,io Hawan. 10 months and 81 ,5Ot
line
Baron Morris Stock Fon ''oithhehn
San tsralcl~..o. r.44I estate and lnsur
,,nre man. SIS months and s 600 hnc.
4 Dr Ch:.ndra Is ChakrlvArty che
/ ;ta.t,t in tic United states for the ltcrlli
Committee OF the Gernan Government
80 days and 5000 hr
Thirteen other liinduS st9den,a AM
ravnI,itIonlsts. several OF them highly edu
, Gated. were gwen ponltentlary and J."
s,utcuocs ranging from y months to .
p DAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
NEED OF iron NOW
,iImcnts Due to Insufficient Iron Com
mon IN Spring.

Iron i an essential constituent of pure
and hcalthv hlood
pcruron. thc new ron tonic. rnFntine$
ron with nuH cciCrN PcTSln and Other
blood and stomach ionlcS that success
ful phvNclaps prescribe
II Is wonderful corrective oi an"rnia'
paltueSs lanclIoT nervousness. whether
caused by hard work worries. too close
confinement; indoors. or any other cause
pcplrou viii multiply the rcd "orpuscieS
N ,our blood tonc v01lr nerves. improve
vo,r ca}nr aid your digestion. and restore
liz health and strength b tha' vou must
have tor thc cheerful performance oi
dailv duties
Isrnf .ran Is ri the form Of pills choco-
laic coated. ulca,sni to take prompt
n cfcct and eronnract!
Nou darcgs~t knows the great merit
- tins uu1 aftd IRON preparation, and
viii hc pleased t. sapp.y you-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Ring Saves His Fingers.

A heavy Masonic nnR. worn by LII
wood Soudcr. Jr. 81 400 West twenty
first street. who Is IN the q0arterlnaster' ;
department ii the AVIATION Corps saved
iii Young man 5 fingers from being des-
troycd according 70 information IN a
l,.rt.r received from him recently
heavy weight fell upon Mr. Soudcr hand
|, bllc h. l,n5 assisting III building pro
iect The Masonic uug BROKE the iorcc Of
nressllr, of the weight upon Mr. Soudcr' $
fngcrS. and while they and hls hand
were partly mashed It is believed the
fingers might have been 50 seriously crushed
th4t thew would have had to be amputated
+ il were not for the ring be wore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
OERMICIDE

Never forget that Brazilian
Balm is a gerniCide. Herein,
lies it's power in Grip, Catarrh,
Asthma. Sore Throat. stub
born Coughs, Pneumonia, Ty-
phoid. Scarlet Fe er, Meas es
Whooping Cough. Chicken
Pox. MumPs; even preventing
Diphtheria and Smallpox.
without a failure in 3S years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
GAVE LIVES TO SAVE GIRLS,
Villas Men MASSACRE People of Entire
Village: Who Refuse ta Give up Girls.

III. Paso. TcN Nav Thirty old
mon. women and children wrrc klllNi ~
Villas men st Santa t'ruz dr Ru@aicS
40 miles southeast ot thIhuahua titN
last Friday. according 70 report brought
IL the border t"day hy railroad men
Villa demanded that ihr~ girls hc deliver
ed 10 hlu " hen tins Was reiused his
mon wcr, ordered to kIll cvcryon living
N the little settlements, according to the
-cport from Chihuahua Cty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Won TlRpITZ UNDER FIRE.
German Professor Charges Tic Neglected.
Ia Build Enough l-boats Ia Stop
Entente.

Amsterdam. Npul 10 In the current
number of thc Trrsslsrhc lahrhnchor,
Professor Hans DelhrHck German his
tarian accuses AdulraI Non rIrlHis o'
lack of foresight during his term "t othc"
N the matter of construction oi snhmar-
lncs
Won Turruz wns fascinated with
drraduoughts. he saws. and even dnr'ng
tho war h,ndcr,sd the construction ot nc"
submarines. IN tho lpchcf that the few hr
had consented 10 build were s7IfIclcnt {"
heat England IN few months
nclhruck calls uI.on the RC,NnStag tr
orticr an investigation into Won lupItz )
naval Tsnii c,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
State Mercantile Taxes.

Mercantile taxes in Delaware Tor the
fiscal year beginning July | will bc greater
than for the year now ending, The
amount Of business transacted regulates
mercantile taxes. and AS price boosting
Increased merchants income This year 1t
also Will increase their taxes next year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
CONCORD QUARTERLY.

Concord Quarterly Meeting of Friends,
held a. Fourth and West streets Meeting
honse. vesterday, closed aftof huf
afternoon aesslon Representatives ap-
pointed to attend Philadelphia Yearly
Meeting fpm Wilmington include Mrs
Henry + Downing. Mrs Stanley cham
lcrs. Miss Matilda Ferre, William +
bancroft. BonJamrn Is lpedley and
M L L.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Father lacquer Guest Of Honor.

Father Jacquier, recently returned
from the battlefelds Of France and tland-
crs. was tic guest Of honor at The meeting
Of the Benevolent Pioneer Literary As5o-
ciation Monday night when smoker was
gwen for the benefit of soldiers and sailors
now stationed in Wilmington. Rev. J }.
Connolly, cha plain Of the organization,
made patriotic address 4 musical
program Mas rendered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
To niscnaa Wnman Snrrnac

The monthly business meetings = fhc
Phlathoa md Barara Bible olaseee =
JnInn NJ = Church all ht hold At
Ralph Unehrv's. s13 Monroe etroot. "a.
morrow night All romfsrs are oxpoc'od
e. l,r present. re- fho cbafrmcn of the
two cavaea have planned fof 2 debate an
f5N oman ~ufFraVf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
A Sure Way to
End Dandruf

There Is one sure way that has never
failed t. remove dauGruG al once. and
that Is to dissolve II t4cn vou destroy L
entirely To do this, l,ls; get about four
ounces Of pImn common hq'ud aryou
from any drug store th!s Is all YOU viii
need apply II Al nigh, when retiring.
.4c enough ;o u,oistcn tic scalp and rub
n m gently with The finger tips
By morning most if not :Il. OF your
dandrlT will bc gone and three or four
more applications vii completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Of it, no matter how much
dandrufT you may have
You will find al itching and digging
IL tic scalp wil stop instantly and your
har viii be fluffy lustTous. glu~sy silky
and soft and look aud feel hundred
time, better
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
NEWFOUNDLAND CALLS MORE.
Men Of Class From 10 10 - Must Report
for War Duty nj Once.

st. Johns, N. T., MAY PLANS To
increase Ncwfu,ndland's manpowcr
among the fighting forces IN Europe were
announced today by the government.
As poon ~ the governor formally
accents. n proclamation will be issued
calling TO the oolors the men IN tlass J.,
comprising those of ages from ~ 10 u
Those who present themselves ior ser.
vice before Ernrrre Day, May "a, VIII
he regarded ma volunteers. The others
will come under the operations of The
draft law
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
nreakman Falls From Gar.

Samuel Ilehcr. oi Reading "a. a
mcaktnan on the Philadelphia and Rcad
ing Railroad WAS jarfefl from he top u a
lns car at Ilsmcrn early tins morning
IL was removed to the Homeopathic
lloap,tal IN Phrnix aphulsuce whore his
,nIuros Rere sad Ia he sllght consisting II
laccratlons ri tho face
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
/ $. Commanders Chester steamer

Chester Pa. MAY The steamboat
TipictIm. ol the Chester ShIpplnG Com
panv. was c0nmandecTtd today hl
the government A naval crew VA
n,act,d on her and II Is believed The vcsS'3
will he lrsed for carrying workers 1"
Hog Island shpvartiS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Germans Have Improved Tank

Copenhagen, April 10 The Germans
are said 10 have introduced certain I'M
provcments IN tank construction, designed
Ia give heavier protection against artillery
The crews are also able 10 close the ma
chimes Theoretically when passing through
paS clouds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
lrns Recn yisiilng IIla momc

A n Ralaftsor. ono ~ tho 7ail"r
b,ya I'm fho S Manhattan under
,...ny rcpatr4 hrrc. hao rciulurJ - ltie
c,fy aftey tep-daya' fuIough nrr' ~
ms haruo a. Westerly, X
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
pnli,c Rn.,l Nfccl-rr

}is Fes- tacrHrr
T.',. .rr rnrr-
va~ tlrn a'ra
ntrf hr t
arr '0 $500 1n'''"''"
t.ef. and t.fi'trr
hrtlro ia-t r.t'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Sausage for Poor Britons.

Liverpool. Ami 20 Lord Rhoudda
the food controller. Is said 20 be planning
70 establish twenty factories Tor The
r1ToducttoD uf SauS4Ecs for poor people
All profits would so q the food controller
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Rev. Adam stouele 10 supply.

District Superintendent Robert Watt
haa designated Rev Adam ~'enPio 70
utpplv tho pIlpit az tho lniun " o.
Church tnadc vaeaut by thc reecnt
confercnco esseinn. until such hfpc a- q
new pastor may bo occurred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
Married n Sianion

Tnhu Eot~ uf tanfnu 7td ',or'fHd'
Whtereft 81 Wilmington were wr
rel 81 DC Rod 6t froaE : hrrrh na,
on ArrI tf ~ t'v I"'a p 'aHsr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
E.nrnretncniAn Annomnrcl

Mr. Marian t,elir RI 40 ia-i Eighth
ir,cf. annouuees ff0 cng1r,r'nf - hrr
ioarl tg'lda. q" lftic7
Hartman ~ Irontaf, he "id1ng
.gIH taLc pIaet lu |no
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
voyrie4 hv Nfayor T.auson

Nl=e Margaret 0'l)rnncH 4 '.' r','
phta nd AtIiHm arhas ri
anarrtad Is. MAJOR Iat n" * t.rlte
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01
- II n,nrI - IIunAr,I

Nnav N rrv
aavaI n .rr 'r~
trsrtit-viro HHrftei
-.rYlJ ttr r.rrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-01

a delightful little song by WartneiH
The famous Metropolitan sings lyric OF love
and sDringtme 'Welcome Love way that viii WIN your
admiration Rec sea Recorder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-05

necessary, including switches ana
terminals
We had the matter of construction
~ with the officers nf the Santa 10
railroad hcfor" the government took
I'VE the railroads. \ tentative
agreement had been reached that In
the event we built the line the Santa
le would operate ~ THIS ma, hccum"
the plan uf operation under govern
ment control
IL H. our purpose To- build q stan
dard uHg railroad. using the
heaviest steel we eau get uur sur
veys indicate tremendous in
the Ieme2 mountain region. outside
of the sulphur including timber. cop
per " other minerals. and impor
TAI farming aud stuck-rrowing re-
sources.
our financing h complete and We
are ready to go ahead with develop
mcnt Just as quickly U~ the drilling
tests have been made personally
nave very little doubt as to what these
tests will show We expect about
thirty DAYS To he occupied In carry.
ing out the tests for sulphur and !
viii be in the Iemez mountains dur
ing that time.
ur plan of active mining has
been worked out, Il viii he open cut
mining with steam shuv"ls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-05
TELEPHONE GIRLS HERE ARE
IMPRESSED BY THE DIGNITY
OF WORKING FOR UNCLE SAM

lUtNr YOU noticed during the best
few DAYS the new note of diruiN in
the sweet Noi,rd reply Vhich ,rmrs
over the wire FROM the t|cl"uhou, of
toe when YOU take down ,uur receiver
to Put ir u call There l- a uunlty
iu II not unlike that heard in the ring
INK words ~ command given by some
army officer tu his oumpau, for with
the federal control of the telephone
companies which vent into effect ou
August g. these young ladies entered
the service uf their government
Yes. w surely do eniov working
for tucle sam said nuc pretty. dark
eyed eitl when interviewed recently
il regard 10 the matter And .h"
Noircd the sentiments ~ the other
Young AJios who we're huSiiy engaged
weaving In their dcft fingers. the
wires which hiring people an over this
great country of ours into communal
cation with each other
II the thousands of other telephone
girls IN the United States are as dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-05
THE GIRL ILEFT BEHIND ME-
i,aptc, VII.
u, CNROiNN BEECHIR
Copyright. 1918. ~ Carolyn Rccohcr).

slaptci VII.
Blake was OF a lively. optimistic
dispasition. while enjoyed ron. !
took ME- more seriously. myself to"
srriously. was the stronger char
.ctcr Of the two IN some AVS btak'
Nts tcndcr-hcnrtcd Had he not boon
h, mover would have asked me Il"
mari, him that DAY IN his studio.
pft,n hc would yield n point ttninHt
hia Judgment to pacif> me rather than
mrt my feelings. This ! armed IN
the month was engaged TO him, and
used the knowledge to gain my own
way. thought II was because ne
loved me SO much that he wan s.
,asiIy oajolrd. aud Welded to nay pout-
ing Demands. ! did not know hat u
vas because OF his mans natural an
tpmthN to causing distress 10 a
Womun
~ took back at that long, happy
month / think no girl wus ever -
proud and harp, as / Father ara
mother had written me KIND hti g
notes. satisfied II Aunt Helen was
Not that IT would nave made any ~
terence had they objected ! would
Rave doflcd every one on earth Il"
have married Blake.
In the life OF everyone there are
certain DAYS that stand out In bold
relief against the drab background %
the commonplace. So an my NE has
that day when Blake held ne
iirst in his arms stood out a clear
,ut silhouette
Occasionally when | had been IN
usually domonstrativc I would cate
lilakc's gazc fused on nae with q sort
OF sharp pity IN his oycs. nui | was
30 happy that he was mine, that !
could 10 as willod with HIM that
tho Impression would be but fleet.
inE
Aunt Helen was generosity itsoli.
Shc shoppod for me until she was
worn out, was not Ia have q wed-
dinG such as she would have liked to
give me: but I should have n decent
trousscau for an that, she said, when
urged her not so give me so much,
Really my outfit was wonderful ani
naturally TOOK great pride IN n, no.
entirely either because OF my love isl
pr,ttN things. but also because Blake
was an artist, II | dressed heaut''
lully. a~r'is,ically, he would love 10
look AZ me.
I did want a wedding dress just as
I would have had at "A large we'd
ding. and ct course Aunt Helen gave
II 10 me. II was of the sottost
satin. and my veil was of tulle. Aunt
Helen said u was more becoming than
anything else could have been. hut I
wished we had had some real lace M
the family, no that Whom the an.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-05

'uuud-up has announced that suuds,
August ~. the final and biggest day
10 the round up viii be Nauquetuuo
day \ number az automobile parties
already have been orFanizcd nud the
chamber of Commerce is cu%-uperbuur
actively iu securing tddittot3l recruits
Tor the part, which Il r. expected Viii
po iu automobiles SATURDAY. |.ft,rupuu
aud SuudU, morning special tfruurr
monts have been made at Ntrdalcul
tor caring fur the Albuquerque dcIega
ton Al those who expect 80 attend
the roundup ou Albuquerque dn, are
asked tu notify the Chamber Of Cum
mtftr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-05
MAGDALENA READY
FOR THE BIG TIME
OPEN WEDNESDAY
Cow Persons From Far and Wide
Gathering at the State 5 Livest
Cow Town for q Regular Round.
up of Five Huge Days.

If sbould SAY that thoro ID. gntup +,
he a regular crlebrntion al l-j,,d,I.r,
openinp "Wednesday when tb. r,und
am starts said Elyood Al ,b,i,bt
of santa f.. win wns I'm \-Inu,u.rou.
YESTERDAY Mr Albright bs. Icon IN
directing The d~,r,rnttpp
al ,t,t Ive ,ow, for ~ c,., ,u,u,i
roundup aud cowboy reunion
The cow men" he said. We're be.
ginning to- gather In numbers Sntur
day. and az the rate they we're drift-
ing I'm. il looked as II the success OF
the %occassion was fuliy assured.
Every possible preparation has been
made not only for entertain IA "A his
crowd. but for giving il 70 first class
program of real sport The horses
To hc used ~ the ropinr and riding
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-05

nouncomont cam, ont in the papoiN
u would huy bccn mentioned.
We were married IN aunt's drnwiur
room. The room was dnrkcncd, and
the lighting arrangements ma,'c
everything loo lovely. The mnntcl
WAS banked with delicate ferns art
flowers Ny bouqot was OF orange
blossoms, and my Vcil was fastened
WITH the SANE delicate flowers W.
had uulA a few OF Aunt H,lcr's and
Blako's friends Aunt Helen insisted
upon asking Mrs, Lambert. I pouteI
a little, but ns ! would no, toll her
NY reason for not wanting hos. ~
did no good
We had lovely gifts. OF course no,
many rs We had invited SO few. Uncle
gave me a string OF pearls.
\ haven't a daughter Of my owr.
so | guess I tan give you as valuable
q present as wish TO-" he said
when I cnthused over them and said
he mus, have spont an awful lot TOT
tlcm. Aunt Helen gave me- q slender
diamond bracelet. and my trousscuu.
Airs. lambert gave Ms a wonderful
clock. but wanted to throw il n
her. did not want anything To re.
mind him OF her. Then We had some
silver, and some exquisite br~ic-a.bfar.
My travelling dress was OF old blue.
strictly tailor made. with toque and
Noil 10 match As ! changed my
wedding dress for the stylish bu
simple gown I felt a thrill OF pride
that ! was 10 go to my husband 20
we'll dressed lie would have 40
cause 60 he ashamed of me: nor would
! Offend his artistic scnsc
This sounds as n thought moro
was ~ happy. so proud that had
was SO happy, so proud that lhaG
captured tho priXo foi which know
many women hat anglcd IN vain, IN, =
! only thought OF these other things
~ being additional cause for his love.
the love l. IN my ignorance and hlind-
ness. thought equal to my own.
W. had a wonderful trip. Blpkt.
Ia spite Of his anxiety 10 get TO cali
furnia, insisted We STOP of at chi
cago one day and at ~. Paul another
me.
ITO go straight through viii he too
I ring for YOU" he said to mo.
AZ | look hack AT that trip | realize
that I spent most OF my time tcliing
Blakc how much I loved him. lnI
asking for his embraces. "Nou love
nc just like ! love you, don't Won 20
I would ask nm q dozen times a day.
Invariably ne parted The question .
row see. hut | was perfectly satin.
ficd with his answc
How can ! know how much vou
love me, Gvps, p" his pet name for
me ! am very fond OF yoU, little
g,rl."