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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
CHRiSTNit " DANCE NJ
(DlNTItN NiIn.

Tire Country cha was me cen
OF a merry catherine "Wednesday night
when "A group ~ young psople assem-
bied there FOR their Christmas dance
The spirit % gaiety ana mirth which
- abroad az this season Of the year.
rcigned supreme on this occas!un
1hosc present were Lieut. Iva
Iioldt. Katherine Conway, Lieut. Fred
white. Helen Thurman, Fred i>uthy.
Ruth ronipkins. Frank Mangan, Dor
othy Ohmart. Kenneth Barr kathrcn
Little, Grover Divine. iiernice bcssel-
den, Ray Mctanna Grace Stortz. Cor
don Glass;. Margaret M~ccanna, clinton
Il. Andersen. irene H~crkenhnfL Hif
white Juiih. Hrlehcr Mr. Dohahuc.
Louie liessefdcn. Hiram Hcrkcnhoff,
Bill Mcpunaid. Allan Bruce. David
iAmnoH, Mr and Mrs Henry q.
Coors &r and Mrs. Bert skinner. Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Keleder. Mr. and
Mrs W. A. Kelehor, MIR aud Mrs.
Carol Harlan and Emory Davis OF
Los IunSs.
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y. ". 4. 4. TO KEEP
OPEN not 81.

The new year VIII bc properly OBJ
served In this city by a reception at
the headquarters OF tho Young Wom-
ans Christian association Wednesday
afternoon. Tho hours will he from ?
O'Clock In tho afternoon 20 . AZ night.
\ program Of particular merit will be
given informally during the afternoon
and cvoning The members of tho
board Of directors and tho secretaries
viii receive Men nre expected IN
drop ~ md visit with their friends,
too. II WIN he a Jolly informal open
house similar 10 tho good old timcn
down south whcrc everybody cnlis on
everybody they know New Years day
and starts the yea" out right by cX-
change of friendshlp greetings.
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HuGu SCHOOL RECORD
In ID IlllA MIA.

The mpnhcrH 90 tive editorial stair
OF Tho iligh school Record nro
certainly 90 De congratulated upon
the Cnriatmua Tissue 81 their paper
which came 0ut tins week Tho
editors had been hard "a work upon
d special eight page edition for The
teachers convention and had ncnl l'
completed IL when they received the
announcement that tho convention
had been called OF No one who has
sesn the edition which came out this
week. however. would believe that
their entire crVrrics had not boon pni
upon then christmas number
Among other attractive FEATURES In
this number are articles D. bpfnihS
walker Mn'Cu cil Merritt M N"~ei'
bison
The Evening Herald appreciated the
kind comment ahout ~ which ihcas
contemplating Noung people s9w ~ "a
make In their columns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-28
MISS 1RtCE wiNrREy HOSTESS
AT PLEASANT GATuiitI>s.

Minis Irhre WlnIToY NlH NOaItlh ~
q lolly little gathering of friends ~
her home yesterday afternoon. The
youur people spent tho afternoon tax
ins Kodak pictureu, singing and cn-
Toying themselves ~ a grorp of con-
genial yong people always enjoy
themselves whom they got together.
The guests were Ma. garct Turner,
Nelma Prichard. Irene Seward. Har-
old Wood. Frank kremis, claude
Mann. Dave Chavos and Dick Doyle.
The Ratherlng was in the nature OF
a farewell FOR the Young men who
have been HON on furloushs from
the arm, camps bu' must soon return
10 their posts OF duty Frank kremis'
Claude Mann and Dick Dofie lefi me
city todavl
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WELCOME uuMi POSTERS
sECI RED ~ Wal; MOTHERS
Dl' ANE-1kN

Tho VIM IIUlNHT8 " NmrrIcH
met Friday ft,rnpon FOR their rcRu-
lnr business meeting II was voted
at this mectIur io have the members
of the orguui H'|pu mecf regularly ou
tho first guI tH.rd Mondays of tle
month.
The woul.u hlNo sent for n suppl
Of handsnu.. hHul rnlorcd Welcome
Homo" post.H FROM The hcadquaft-
ors 81 the or.HHi4Hiiun ut Toledo. O.
These p1sf,3e which are expected Goo
arrive very saoI, WI hr on 4llc ioi
anyone WIZ Wishes to huN them TheN
wore mudg hs 30 uroiuir,nt Toledo
artist. Gu, NtHsrinu and tho design
represents 600, Ulur. ~ Lihert1 hold
ms ulou an uulurlud banner tcat-
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By RUTH PARiS WEDGE
Phone 345 or ass

IRON the Studio of Time, the completed canvas OF 1915 will soon
r be removed, to be hung with other paintings in the gallery of the
Ages. Visitors to this gallery in the years to come will stand
rapt IN admiration before this great masterpiece, for in nobility of
subject and Spcndor of execution. there are few which can equal It,
The white robcd figure of Peace which rises triunphantly IN the fore
ground, StandS out In striking contrast to The background of suffering
and sacrifice, where the dark robed forms OF despair and death minpc
with the crimson clad figures of battle and carnage.
The fresh canvas IN the Studio of Time n awaiting the touch
Of the artist 5 brush. Will the white robed figure of Peace still stand
triumphantly in the forefront of the new painting, or will the com
pletcd work represent her rs crouching in the mre of materialism, her
pure white robes stained with the CRIME of human sclnshness and
answer.
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CHRISTMAS SERVICE NJ
II PATHS CHURCH.

The christmas service h"id We'd
nesday nigh, at 81. raufN English
Lutheran church was attended hy u
large audience Songs. rccitations.
special numbers bN the choir, ana a
solo 10y Mrs. h ]. raldridge were Tea
lures ~ the evenings program Every
child present was presented with a
box Of Christmas sweets.
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cnRIsTM, " PATTY NJ
ASpNfC TEMPLE.

NtaionE OF hcnNtlN laden christmas
trees. gaily colorcd toy balloons,
candy. living machines. tennis rackets
AMI balls. Ice cream zones n all
sorts of hnppv surprises must sui be
haunting with ROSY hucd memories.
tho dreams OF tho eighty or ~ ~.
n. onra-tho children Of local Ma
sons. who were entertained hN the
shrtnCrs az the Masonic hall on
christmas afternoon Tho affair was
an unusually delightful one, not only
for the little ones but Tor tho grown
ups who were present also, Tor - ono
OF the latter said. II gives us so much
pleasure TO sec the Youngsters enjoy
ms themselves
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CHRISTMAS TREE DELIGHTS
INVITES.

There were fifty Of them Al chit
drcn. h-thrill with excitement and
gisgliuR and happy. The place was
the Z. W g, \. recreation rooms. The
time. TUESDAY afternoon. and the
event was q Christmas tree foi tbs
nfty lots an sparkling with thing-um-
bobs and toss aud candies. nuts. dolls
d" n everything After "a program the
cager audience received individual
gifts and hen games and pand.mOn-
ium reignCd. 1T WIS worth while"
remarked n Of the tired Y. W mem
bors who had helped arrange the
celebration for the children.
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MEMORIAL CI,B.

tfN ~ cat correspondent
The first service club for men m
uniform opened IN New YORK CITY az
tor the United States declared var ~
10 DO p~erpetuatod a a memorial club
hy tho National League for N0mcn's
Service as a tribute TO b Amercfn
soldier m. snii0rs, and marines who
gave their hives that peace might be
established throughout the world The
plan of the Memorial club which All
be for the use of all men who have
served In the war. and also Tor all
men OF the regular army and navy.
has betn announced ~ Miss Maude
Wotmore. national chairman % the
league,
Il believe q our men. who have
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SAILORS HERR.

Hiram ~IIcrkcnhoff Of the officers
material school az Mare Island naval
station w. home for q visit with his
family ir this city. Hiram m hand
somor than eve iu his blue sailor una
form.
Freddie Sgauzins spent 'hristmas
with his parents IN this city ana LETT
Thursday for his post Of duty "a tAc
Mare Island naval station
Harold Mechanism ~ the Mare
Island naval force rs home ON u fur
Tough.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS or
(C1TONWOOD GROVE. No. .

Tho membt5s OF Cottonwood Grove.
No -. Woodmca Circle. will meet
next "Wednesday evening at ] o .. y.
hall for their installation OF Officers.
Following this ceremony there will he
a turkey banquet. after which the
members viii enjoy a social hour and
entertainment
Tho committee IN charge Of the en-
ifrtainmcnt consists Of Mrs W. NJ.
Wllling. chairman, Mrs Frances
Shcror. MrR Daisy Zeiser, Mrs. Anna
clifford and Mrs. May Alderman.
Mrs Mary Haynes has been APP
pointed chairman OF the banquet com e.
mittcc.
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ROYAI NTIauBORS 10
INSTALL OIIIt FRS.

80 tho meeting Of tho ROYAL Neigh
boris 10 30 held al + O g. q hall on
ihr second SATURDAY 10 January, the
follow ing Officers. elected al tho last
mUtune. Nill hr Installed Oracle,
piriuda Notaw; wee oracle. Florence
Green. past oracle. Martha Wcidin-
ger. marshall, Charlotte Nesierfeld;
r,oorlor. iily Ellis. receiver. Esther
Farmer. chauc Nor. MARY Proctor, IN.
usr sentinel Gcciln -banEclzcr; outer
sentinel Luiu Gholson; manager Em-
mo Summers, Cyamining physicians,
DOCTORS Cartwright CLAYTON and
burton.
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WEDDING.

Miss Agnes Dorothy Davenport.
daughter 90 Air and Mrs. e. Il. Day
export OF Negra, Sew Mexico, aud Or
Harold James Davis, were united I'm
marriage at the home Of the brides
parents AT noon Christmas day. the
REV. Mcmillan performing the cere-
mony Twenty five relatives and
friends were present a. the ceremony.
While the sweet strains OF the we'd
ling march were played hy Miss LEILA
Maidron. the bride and groom entered
the cheerful, spacious living room. ac
companied by the bridesmaid and
groomsLlan. Miss Susie Davenport aud
Mr.. Frank GHrroon. The bride was
attirod IN a beautiful gown Of French
blue Goorgette crepe n satin. and
carried a. bouquet Of white roses. and
her natural cha"m and radiance were
enhanced by the happiness uf the uc-
CASTOR. The double ring ceremony
was used. and after the solemn words
were spoken hearty congratulations
and good wishe. were extended to the
couple hy the assembled gucgts.
A sumptuous wedding dinner foi-
lowed. Later on. the bride donued n
suit 81 Burgundy. and when the hap
py couple COS tine evening train for
Albuquerque. they were showcred with
old shoes and rice. the ancient omen
of happiness and prosperity.
Tho bride ana groom are both wei
known and have many friends In Al
buqucrquc. Tho bride formerly at
tended school here. and the groom has
been practising dentistry for the past
year In the Duke Guy, Both are Nom .
hers anG workers in the First Metno-
dist church They will be "nt home
90 their friends and acquaintance az
ter January l5th.
The best wishes Of a host OF friends
are with them.
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RECEPTION ron ,zoLo.

eFfNIFt 0VFHN'F'"NNE'" - """N
Las Vegas. Dee 2H The reception
given Governor-eioct and Mrs LARA
colo az the Ellis club Friday evening
was one ~ tho best attended social
functions ever held IN this city Tho
reception proper was neld in the pat
Tors ~ the club from . 60 l0t3n. AZ
ter which there was dancing until at
ter midnight. A buffet luncheon un-
der the supervision OF Caterer Howard
simpson. wa served during the eve
ming
The receiving committee consisted
Of GOvernor-clect aud Mrs iarrnzolo,
Judge and Mrs. David J Lnnhy Hon.
aud Mrs. Sccnndino Romero. Senator
and Mira Roman Gallegos, Mayor amt
Mrs. y. - Blood. Mayor n Mrs.
Eugenio Romero. Mr. and Mrs. 20
ward J. Mcwenie Orrin + Blood and
Miss Helen Kelly
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FOR REV. AND MiiS.
\. VI.

4 very Joyful surprise was given the
Rev. and Mrs \. NJ knudsen az the
pars0nage OF 81 pauls English Luth-
eran church las, Thursday evening,
when a host OF the friends Of the pas
tor and his wife descended upon them
with Joyous Christmas greetings and
tangible tokens OF their esteem IN the
shape OF numerous mysterious uttle
packages Music by Miss n Lee
zen added greatly 20 the enjoyment OF
a delightful evening. ,
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yispER SERVICES TOMORROW.

Dr. David Il. Boyd viii give an adj
dress ~ the Vcspor services tomorrow
afternoon % be hello "a four o'clock
IN tho recreation rooms OF tho Young
Womnn's Christian association. Miss
irma Wolking viii sing a solo. Girls
who attend these services are request
cd 90 bring their young men friends
with thom. There IN alwasa q half
hour Of social ~plousaniries following
the services. Everybody 10 invited to
come.
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ing the inscription. Welcome Home "
They viii mako q most attractiV" d"r-
Grafton Tor any window and viii add
g~rentlN go the prcpnrntona which are
being made throughout the city for
sailors.
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LADIES NIGHT 81 THE TEN poNs

wives at a Sew Years eve dinner at
the Alyarado. Tuesday night Follow
ing the dinner. the party Will $50 to
the homo Of q T. Putney 10 watch
the old year out Tho guests OF tho
evening will De- MI ana Mrs. ~ "
Fox ot California. who are in Albu-
qucrqio spending the Holidays with
their daughter Mr. o. \ Ma'sOn.
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ANNOt NFMENT By DIR. HENRY
ttNgIE pisttlstN.

Dr. Henry Foote Perrin. dean OF
the music department ~ IN" lni-
vorsity. announces that the school %
fine arts viii reopen on January q,
and all students In voice and piano
are required to register on that date
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Is MARY rHt.Ris'

II Mary there? Such Was the mis-
chieVous inquiry which came over the
wire IN many homes on christmas eve
and az Intervals during Christmas day
Al the natural query. MARY whof" a
roeuiRh voice would reply "Merf'
Christmas and the receiver would
click ar u was replaced on the hook.
The little incident csused MANY \
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CHRISTMAS PARTY NJ
st. JDStpp'S.

Among the many Joyful christmas
gatherings held this week. tho dance
given last evening t0r the nuises NJ
81, Joscph's snnatorium IN their rec
reution hall was nmong the most dc
ligh ,fui This Christmns party rs =
yearly event which rs greatly nnttci-
patcd by the nuisgs and the affair
this yea was an cNccptionnllN happy
one. Twenty-Five nurses and thets
gicais were present. The gay setting
Ot Christmas decorations and the do
lightful music furnished bN Miss
clara Bicuhcr. gave the finishing
touches To an evening which was
brimful OF happiness ANA good cheer
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LUCKY BAND CLASS
ENTERT NNID ny MH. NNn
Mrs. q. r. FRENCH

The members OF the Lucky Band
class at the First Methodist church,
of which G. T French Is the teacher
were entertained hy Mr. aud Mrs
French at their home. ii2 North
Twelfth street. Thursday evening The
affair was given IN honnt of the -four
members Of the class who were home
from the Military Institute at Roswell.
These boys were Austin cushman.
James Woodwork. Kenneth Gertig
and Bert Bowycr. 4 very delightful
evening was spent 10y the guests. pain-
IS refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The president Of the class, Meryin
Gilmer, was unable To- be present ON
recount OF illness. Two other meme
beers Of the class who were absent
were Rural Bailey and Clarence Mill
or. both Of whom are in Franc with
the American eNpeiitionary forces
The guests ~ the evening were the
four Doys from Roswell Austin Cush-
man, James Woodwork, Kenneth
Gertig and Bert Bowycr. also CAL
Beckman. Grace Winfrcy. Grace Long
fellow. Irene Honey, Lorena Burton,
Lucille Cook. Eunicc Thornc. Grace
Schuits, Dorothy Bussett. Irene West
cnhouser. Marian Turner. and the
other members OF the class. Milo
Linthecum. Orville Zillmcr, Roswell
Chrisman, sidney Dent Willard Thorp.
Thomas hughes and oscar kirkpat-
rick.
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Ihnr,llnN. l%nmunrA 2.

Sodalts Sewing Circle, 81
Mar,'s hail. $3.50 o'clock.
Rusiness meeting 81 Baptist
Ladies AID ana Missionary So
ciety. buptiat chnrrhf ~
o'clock
Suffrage League ~ houc 81
Mrs. a. T. Stroup tos North
Eleventh sire 2 20 o'rlock
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~DEEtCIaRS' BtIi. Ar
INDIAN SCHOOL.

Three Joyous days Of 'hristmls trs
tiVitics at the Albuquerque Indian
school. which commenced Tuesdas
evening with an entertainment ana
the distr'r tuition OF giftg from two big
christmas trees. ami continued
through christmas day with 4 hig
chicken dinner. eliminated on Thur
dnV night ~ the dance gwen bN N"
officers OF tic boys companies The
dance was held ~ the gNmuHHinni
which was most 8ttUtrtiNeiN dccorht-
eel with orange and black strctmers'
At one end of the han guns wtro
stacked. \ generous sprinkling OF
Navajo RUGS and comfortable chairs
at unc end of tho room added io 'he
nttractiycncss OF the setting. pN"t
one hundred were present includins
the members OF the faculty and ih'
Young ladies' Of the school who were
the invited guests of the Officers
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CHRISTMAS PARTY Al
Az

The siNty-fivc lutte ones who gath
crci at the Y w, g. A. rooms op
North Second street last Tuesday VIII
iong remember that afternoon which
WAS trimming over with happiness
and Christmas cheer The high
school club OF the V. W. &. A. had
charge Of the affair and "A delightful
program. which included a gift aden
Christmas tree and n real white wits
kercd. Jolly faced Santa Claus. had
been arranged Cor tho occasion. \
grand march and games of various dc
scriptions were also enjoyed by the
children. One OF the mos, ENJOYABLE
features of the afternoon was tn,
chris-mas story. white Chimes Were
Ringing told by Mrs. T.. H. Garcia.
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ROAHD MILLING

Thero var q spccI0l Wtoting OF thI
board Of directors Of the 7 W G. \.
held this afternoon AZ tho downtown
headquarters.
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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM VI mo
GtlANDE mt STnIAI SCHOOL

Christmas at the Rio Grandc Indus
trial school was indcct a merry u
this year An attractive program Civ
en- bs the students uu christmas eve.
was followed by the distribution Of
presents from a heavily laden tree. an
event in which a iovial santa claus
took ii prominent part-a Santa claus
who. ms M ~ the persons present
reported. was "suffiviently Corpulcnt
to distribute = generous supply OF
gifts"
The which did credit Ia the
careful attention given to It's prcpa-
ration lay the young people. consisted
Of the following numbers.
SONG. BARK. the Herald Angels Sing"
"Oh. Christmas Tree 1880.
Priscilla r. AXtell
Song Away IN a Mangcr' ....
............ Josephine Hazard
"Childron's Christmas uifts''
Observation-Disclosures. Robert PECAN
Little Christmas Tree Lillian PECAN
- Little Christmas Song
Margaret Widmer
............ - Maria Pccheco
"Piccola." \ Christmas in France
Cecilia Padilla
Swedish Legend" .Juanita Scrna
The Gift Bearer" In Russia .....
..............Isa Isabel Candelaria
The Birds Christmas Carol In
Norway ........... Aurelia Serna
Song. The Happiest Day OF All tho
Year"
Dialogue, christmas Visitors from
other Lanes"
4 special Christmas dinner was en-
jot 90 by the students on ChrlstniaA
day. Al the dinner for the faculty.
which followed tho childrcn's. there
were present as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
!. NJ. Lindlcy. who live south Of the
school. and Miss Darnell Of Albu-
qucrquc.
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Tottpnwood Grove. No g.
Wondm,n tIroir a. q % y
hail q a0 o'cl0ek Installation of
Officers followci b banquet
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I,ida,. q.

Womans club. at Womap's
club building Mus Margaret
Medler, president
Order Of f.ostcrn Star Masonic
Temple. 5 o'clock Mrs Charlotte
Potter. worthy mafron.
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PROGRAM GIVEN ~ rtrIiS
on MtkS A.. MOLE.

An exceedingly attractive and on
tertaining program, given Yesterday
afternoon by the pupils IN expression
Of Mrs T.. Wolf ut her homo. BIS
West Marquette avenue was onloved
by a large number of the Relatives amt
friends OF the Young people
Those takinF part iR the program
(%Continuci on page two.l
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n was Army aud Navy night at
odd Fellows hall last Tuesday eve
ming. when the high schoo studonts
gave a Christmas dance in honor OF
the boys in khaki and blue who are
home from the camps and military
training schools during the holidays.
The martini note which was struck
by the army aud navy uniforms, the
gay Christmas spirit which presided
over the affair and the lively music
furnished bv Miss clara Bleuhcr. all
tasiOu.
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III kAprA ,IlrmN nNNCE.

III n ApTN NI1liN DANCE.
4 very enjoyable event was the
dance given at the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house Thursday evening by
the members 81 the ~ Kappa Alpha
fraternity in honor uf thor members
who are home from the various
branches ~ the service during the
holidays. The nus was furnished by
Miss Clara Blcuhcr
The members ~ the fraternity and
their guests were Ensign Elmer
Friday. Ray McCauna, Lieut.. Ira
Boldt. Fred Luthy. Gordon Class,
Frank Neher. Ernie Hammond. Ralph
Meyers. Johnnie Meyers. Ralph Miller.
Lea Pate. Charlie Culpcpper Mrs Ar
thu Sisk. katherine Conway. Helen
Thurman. Katherine Kelcher. Kathren
Little. irene Hoidt. Frances Bear, Dor
othy Ohmuit. Viola Herkenhoff. Mar
gnret Lee. Alexandria Naughcy, Mar
tha Grcenlee.
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WILLIAM FOSTER AcCEPTs
POSITION N III pASO.

william Fositg. formerly a mem
her ~ the editorial staff OF the Morn
ine Iournai. loft this week for louisa
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"A time like this dcmnnda 4
strong minds great hearts. true 4
} faith. aud ready hnnds. 4
Men whom the lust Of offic, docs 4
KIN
} Men whom the sppils of office 4
} cannot buN
Men who possess opinions and "a 4
vii.
Men Who have honor m%cuswhO 4
} viii no, lie.
} Men who can stand before a
demaEOgus
And scorn his trCachcrOus fiat 4
tories without winkiup;
} Tall men. su~n-,rowHed. who live I
above the foE
In pnhlic dnty ana iu private 4
th'nkinh I
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where he is spending the holidays
with his sister. lie took with him
his little foster daughter, Jane.
uhcro's no pun intcndedl whom he
viii leave Ia the care 81 his sister this
winter. Mr.. Foster has accepted a Pc.
sition with the El l'asO Times. and
expects 90 begin his work there short
Is after New Years
Members OF the society set In this
CITY regret the lusr ~ Mr. Foster and
his foster daughter Jane. whom they
hoped would remain in ALBUQUERQUE
until she was of * 10 make her de-
but