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dentally does not prevent Berlin hot
houses from supplying a vast market
with a fine variety Of rare fowers). tho
motion-pfcture houses close at . p. m.
and at $50 the lights out at the cafes
and restaurants.
but that does not mean turning out
the guests. They are permitted TO re-
main until II o'clock. the official clos
ing time and f~avorite patrons are in
some establishments allowed to carouse
until 2 or 3 o'clock I'm the morning.
The better class of cafes are supplied
with acetylene lamps or candies which
are supplanted the ome the electric
current is turned Off. The s~emi-dark-
ness does not dampen the bubbline
spirits Of the h%abitues. however.
PICTURE EAs REVERSE.
This briefly, is q sketch Of the Berlin
that "lives"-the thousands Of well-to-
do men and women whose existence re-
wolves about a fixed pivot of pleasure.
But the picture has a reverse. on
the north side Of Berlin live the mill
lions Of toilers but unemployed who
are wasting away from want and star
walton. Their eyes are not so bright.
their cheeks not so rosy. their garments
not faultless as those of the csrefree
f-requenters Of the central city resorts.
Out on the north side 5000 famisbed
men and women in tattered clothes ard
yawning shoes, may be seen standing in
line at any horsemeat market. those
farthest from the door hoping against
hone. that there Will be a few ounces
left when their turn comes.
TO UNRELATED A
Then an employe Will emerge from !
the door announcing that the last pound |
of horsehesh has been sold and 1000
hungry disappointed Berliners will re-
TO their cabbage and potatoes in
bare. unheated fats. .
The revolution has rough strange
situations in Germany. These starving !
in Berlin's slums are not exult- /
ant, They are miserable and detected /
But it would be 10 say they
are repentant in the sense some Ameri-
expect them to be.
The one thing they do repent is that
Germany ever undertook that disastrous
var which has brought ruin upon her
'elf and the wrold. They realize thew
ire the victims Of their former masters
oily. Their feeling is one Of relief
the cataclysm at last has come to
IN end And that precisely is the pre-
'siling sentiment in Germany today. re
ief rather than repentance. 1t is this
anne feeling Of relief tha largely in
spires the homogeneous indulgence in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-27
POWERFUL SKIN
REMEDY DISCOVERED
Twentieth Century Lini-
ment Proves One of the
Strongest Antiseptics
Known
Dries I'D EcHemn. BARRIERS Itch aud MI
skin EruptiOBs In Few Days.
Gunraufeed

Now that many thousands of people
know that pocwrful penetrating goth
Century Linimcnt has no equal in the
treatment of Rheumatism. Lumbago.
Neuralgia. Sciatica. we want them to
know that this wonderfully effective
autiseptc and germicide wiz dry off
eczema eruptions IN a few DAYS and
case the scales to drop off and disap-
pear.
u nets the same way with any skin
disease such as BARRIERS itch. salt
rheunl. redness and infammatory skin
troubles While bofls. assesses. ulcers
and open sores are healed in a few DAYS.
Get a bottle today and IL after using
II one week Il does not do all ard more
tnan we claim for IL. we Will refund
your money without question. Any
druggist can supply you-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-27
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

WASHINGTON. March 27-Order Is
being maintained in budapest and the
foreign missions there are unframed.
although they are not allowed to leave
the city according to a state depart
ment dispatch for Belgrade today.
Considerable anxiety IS being felt for
the members or these missions, the dis
Patch added The members Of the
mission, however. are re-
ported to be at Vienna.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-27

ALIENS
WILL GET IT
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIcEl

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. March 7-En-
envy aliens, in the sixth Internal reve-
nue. district. which includes the great
er part OF Indiana. especially the Cal
umet district. who refused to pay the
income tax ard those who did not
make out returns. are to be vigorously
prosecuted. according TO Peter J. Kru-
yer. internal venue collector for the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-27
CHICAGO LIVE C

HOGS Bulk. s1925G1s.5o: TOP.
$685.; butcher hogs-heavy. $4,000
1855: packing hogs-heavy. $4,000
1880; medium and mixed. S17.50@19O0:
light s1S.75 01945: pigs. 1850 01725:
roughs. s17.50T1S.25.
CATTLB-Beef cattle-good choice.
Sls.l5a 2o.40; medium and common.
s14O0N18.40; butcher stock-heifers.
s750@15.50. cows. s7.15a15.2s: Gamers
and cutters. s5.5091000: stockers and
fee6ers-good choice. s9.75G15.25: com
mon and medium. ss25013Oo: veal
caives-good choice. S13.00615.25.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-27

pleasure and amusement in the inner
city.
While the Berliners do not subscribe
to the doctrine Of repentance. they viii
at least ADMIT two things. First. that
the war has taught them n lesson which
hey do not propose to forget. Secondly,
that Germany was defeated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-27
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN MARxrr.

CORN-No. 8 mixed. $1.55 G1.56: s
yellow. s1.5e01.6o: white. s1.551k0
1861; 4 yellow. sf.5s31.5s; S white.
s1.52: 5 yellow. s1.54G1.55; s white.
s151Ia-
OATS-No. 2 white. $3.50. : white.
662 n 671ac; 4 white. $50; standard. 81
%G6sLc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-27

self without technical war materials
which we are not yet able to m%anufao-
ture. We. are grateful to the allies.
and especially the United States. from
which place we have received every
thing very definite, namely. food.
How many men would YOU need to
equip Gen. Pilsudski was asked.
That is difficult to Say. was The
answer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-27
POLISH ARMY
OF 500, 900 MEN

WARSAW. March 27.-That Poland
can put an army Of 500. 600 men in the
field was revealed here by General Pill
s1oaski, commander of the Polish ar
my in an interview today.
We have men and officers. but uni
forms. rifles. munitions. nor guns,
laid the general. Poland is attacked
on three sides and cannot protect her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-27

Attend the dance given by the Steel
City Hive No SIS Ladies of M~accabees
Of Gary at Moose Hall. Gary. March
goth. Benson's Orchestra of Chicago.
3-27-2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-27

BUTTER-Creamery extras. SEC. lists.
So 55c: packing stock. s2G40c.
EGGS-Current receipts. $40 3S%c:
ordinary frsts. sSH a &c; frsts. $50 a
SOC: extras. 44G45c
LIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SAC; tur-
keys. sic; springs. sac: ROSTERS. 23c;
geese. 23c: ducks. s1033c.
POTATOES-Ohios. S1.70G1S0.
VEAL-s0 TO SO lbs. 176ISc: 70 10
so lbs. 10 zoe; 90 to 10 lbs. 21 22c;
fancy. CSC; overweight kidneys, 40 20
IT'S lbs. 14R17c; coarse. lac
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Burns and McGuan's ambulance was
called and Mrs. Marley was rushed 70
Dr. Robtnson's Office. then to Gary hos
pital where she died about s O'Clock
without recovering consciousness
COUPLE HAD QUAEEzLzD. O..
The couple have had trouble for soma
time and q couple of months ago Mrs
Marley applied for a divorce. Recently
the two have not been living together
Marley roomine at 3346 Michigan and
his wife and two children living in the
fiat at SAP Michigan avenue. Yester-
day morning. Marley sent a note to his
wife but not getting any reply. he went
up the back stairs about six O'Clock and
entered the apartment. What took place
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DIES FIRST;
THEN WIFE

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between husband and wife will never
he known. There was no one present
but the baby boy who does not sense
The amfnInaas ne H. trnroa.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
FARLEY IS HOST
TO BIG GATHERING
OF REPUBLICANS

slutu &c. y ~. Ntr,h Co. IN a.
D. tut'",, .uprrntrul.u' of the ann
.a'uuu lUIrur was host uf H dIuu,r
Friday tNruius Ji tho n. Vargas
hotel attended b., somc ruN youus
republicans vhn ursHn asd 90 stale
NuNUg MONS Republican tlub. ts 4
,ur,'u-.uu iU the entertainment Fnl.
lowing 'Nr DINNER NrI,f #dIfffs.
w"rr mod, o., Crnrs, Do. tfail choir.
mHu oI the republican stat, commit.
ir'. ~ Co. Nursum r D. ,ptuor
isiloru NImIo Joseph l4rraznlu and
others
IN Farley. who conducted thr sur.
r,Httul ught Cor statewide prohibition
900 Sow N'N|ro aul who has .ust
boon suDurHful IU securing ulmluE
frHiiNc mWs hf Legislation. will irH "r
most week for N,slpo Whore hs VIII
resume hfs HnI saloon IruEH. Wntt
George 70 Craig who acted Hs toast
MASTER uf The meeting announced The
fIilH NluE rfeDufiN r~ruuWlttet Wal.
Ter ununurg Of Santa 30. Joe NJ Ian
taluEo ut Santa Pc. ~ o. lpWi,uu ~
N' ulurrulr. Lorenzo U'lEtdu of las
Vegas and ROY lamb NJ Silver city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
CITY TREE PLANTING
DRIVE PROMISES TO
Be VERY SUCCESSFUL
Enough Trees Already Ordered TO
Shade an Avenue Ten Blocks
Long on Both Sides Of Street I.
Orders Coming in Fast.

Get your tree orders IN. II IN,
advice OF tho Clty tree planting con
ulfaiun a. all citizens who expect ~
take advantage Of the tree drive aud
order from the certified gents who
are c~nuvassinr the ri'y aud already
have hundrcda ~ orders
The Albuquerque titt planting
drive has caused considerable lntoi
ct in many elites uf the west aud
even in tne fsr east Tire entire idrn
uf the irVe lH 10 give persons IL
chance ~ planting trees 90 the very
best Kind iu the most scientific nan
utr at IL reasonable cost and with the
best of chances of growing
Especial attention b. boiling given hi
The nEfntH 60 persons owning vacant
lots - ruuIe distance from their
huuIeH The plan. which has the CO..
operation uf The clti officials io tha
extent that uke months ~ Wtterlur
OF The tues can hs secured ffnfu th.
city 80 tho nominal cost Of two dol.
o. This make u possible O. plant
the trees at IL d%istnurr FROM ono +.
huuHc without ueccrsitatinr tho hard.
shin uf watering them peraantlr.
we esfect tu plant several thou.
Hnnd frevs this spring. stated 4 q.
NuuuE whn. with Frank g. sanchez
iH licensed hN The tree planting com
mission Go receive OrlUrs under the
drive specifications aud cund tlurH
This prnphrsy secaIs we'll founded
when % h considered that ALREADY
There are enough urdcrs Tor t0cea
placed with these two nursrrt men 90
HhHde Hu HNrUUn ton block. iuuE CON
both sides ul the street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
ROADS IN COUNTY
ARE INSPECTED BY
COUNTY OFFICIALS
Much Work Being Done on Roads /,
Inspection TO Be Made Once a
Month by Local Business Men
and Commissioner.

l~nspcoticn OF county roads viii be
made once a month by the county
commissioners and representatives 81
the chamber of Commerce. u was an
nnunced yesterday after an automo-
biic party. headed by Dr. N. X. Wyhl-
or. chairman - the county commla.
sion. examined tho work being done
On county roads by A. D. 81 Morris.
county highway superintendent
The rock crushor az Los padilia1
was visited hy the party. Nack Il ha.
inE crushed there for the construc.
ton ~ the crushed rock road from
lHluta 10 the InrelaH bridge ~ pre-.
ent bout ninety feet u rock D. being
taid uu the md "a day Gravel will
De- placed over the crushed rock. aud
when this is completed u viii be- one
ut the beat roads ln the state The
object Of the cuuuts comwi auncfs b.
- construct q good ruad which Will
last until the read can lee paved
'ruahed rock h. belng used AZ a dirt
road d. too expensive 90 maintain
The gravel screen helms operated
Ut ihe gravel pit neal the McnauI
Hfhuu was visited This plant H %
supply the gravel Tor repairs on
Fourth street ana To- boz used Tor the
t~uuHtrurtiun uf q concrete base fpf
the erection uf u fiaH poir 49, uhs ,ouu
g court house
The 20 from tho University to
Tilrrts canyon which has been r-.
shaped for a distance - five miles
wa also Inspected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

army circles and viii both enter tho
big government tournament Tor army
men .shtCh h. to hs held this month
The, viii travel Tor eight rounds
weighing in az ias pounds
considerable interest is uoinr shown
In the four round contest between the
30 Founders battling sampson
and 'Rivetpr' tuHsN Sampson is
from The eighth engineers corps aud
hns taken car, of SONS OF the best
men NJ his weight in several OF tho
army camps Roth hnNs are credited
with plenty uf speed mud both nr.
sud to carry H WALTON whlrh mtg
stop the number before the end oI
the four ruunds be- reached
The t2O pound mll viii be- between
kid' NoNiCau Joe. commonly known
.s "liot thtlI" and Rcd Hogan
These boys are fact und both are not
only good fighters hut scientific hos.
Drs
The program has been arranged o1
purpnsn Tor tho stnckmcn who will
OBJ" admitted free ul charge The bouts
VIII be- iufersprrHti With NaIirt lila
acts uni refreshments Will Do, s,tNci
throughout tho evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
NIGHT OF
HARVEY AINSTRELS
PLEASES AUDIENCE

The UFrNrN Greater Minis rrls open.
90 H two mght engagement last night
lt tho hirh school auditorium. This
company claims a. hr the NsrF bee
minstrel organization surouts pm d
Iudrinr ftum the almost constant ap.
plnts, aud laughter last uirht. tho,
mHsir nor ihoir boast
Thef, wa l bir crowd present 500 I
Hs r,vrh mtm h'r on the nrHt part OF
thv prugtnm wis ,urprrd from two
60 three umcn n al OF HE high
HlHrs vaudeville HoiH. constituting the
iHtt NuN OF The program. were On.
utuHiHst,ullN received. fh. crowd wul
yttientl' moro than pleased
Mir Fr'l shows seem io b. siarr,.
bet th'N ufr ulwaNs popular and ~
HHrNrN miro rrl wII In much to o..
'i'" interest Boo THIS popular form oi
uWffffHluWIt u IH Uul ct usU. uu.
olti.H Hui urigiuHl Ideas in the amur,.
w'rt llus" plenty of clean coined,
with nothing 'u offend The p]r,scuc,
Uf The chorus ct twelve creole Girls
tdls much tu fHe beauty ut the utst
Siege setting OF the evening hysIdri
Improving Tho Hnt.l efforts uf tn
entire company ono OF the hits OF
the show WIS ih, Toug s0 nicely rem
iHr'i hf Leland Goldman entitled
Please Touch Ms DADDY star aud
charge u iiatL tu Niue The taude.
Willie Httr we've trgtutiIuHllN good.
Al In ull thc HHrtrb minstrel d. q
STRONG organization uf M kiud ~ hn,
INST Clhff minstrel talent and plenty
of lt ard every member or tho com,
pan, works WIN 90 Vim. and the,
we're generous in responding 10 the
infistrnt or tho night
The last Performance VIII he rlyen
'h, hirh s. hpui auditorium 90 Nli
"tiu,h. end indications uus chat CO...
hous' will boz packed \ section ui
the main floor aud l section uf a.,
balcony have hr'u reserved for zoo.
c%N,lHHl,, rf, oI tho rulortl people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
WOULD AUTHORIZE
ASSEMBLY TOVOTE
SOME BOND ISSUES

santa rs n 80 March i- Undar
o. suspension uf tfr ful,a a house
Iurt resolution Nps introduced on
lfillf uirlt which wuHlu submit To-
fhn people H rlr HItItIYuut amend
m,nt HIlouiuH fhr lor stature Co vote
bond lHsu.s up .I s. 600 600 without
placing fnr matter before tho VOTERS
uf the state T general riUriinu The
amendment BEL IHratN Intended Ca
ptrmIt future irrsIHilf.s tn tlks 90.
tHrflEH off federal rHI appropriations
while fhrh aH. available
ster. tpWuri tU, sou on OF the
uuHnrH hil uusl. W.Ip taken ON Fri.
dnN uisht when tl, huuss pHFHyi Tho
senate til HH amended THE amend
mrnts merely consisted ct ffrlking
out tvvrYthirE boo fhs senate hti after
me suarflnr clause HuI Huhstitutinf
TIE entire uotsr finance hIli from
The snurtins clause tn the end Iudrc
luruta then moved that Il special
conference committee should be- Hp.
pointed but upon motion OF Daniel
l'diir. tfo tous" steering cnmuittr,
WuH made H conference committee TOR
The appropriation hlii
THO major portion OF the evening
pruFfl mot tho nnusr waH Co concur
ln The s'rhto amendments to hnus
bile Tho prohibition law was upszed
100 'NfNHHN NN ~" senate also fNU A..
h%Iuurrlu' .lHfI'r bIi tho paving bIli.
fnH unttiuu tHs proposal and N
" % 'r'HtIus q court house hulli
lur fund
The cause off good roads was gwen
1unfU boom when fhr huusr con.
'urrnsi In tnH passage uf senate HII
Nn OF. allowing H special min and
H hHIf lr,f fUr .lHte Hut Ifdr,s and
HIsn ir Pho uHFstus of senate commit
trH rulHftiui, nur senate 900 So &c.,
WHICH would submit tn tho ,pIru To-
q. 600 600 nuui l.su, fur mreurg
federal road appropriations Senate
nll .. turning over 9It.t14 from tho
N1t'r UHrr. 1Ir fHri fur De- htdugfnfh.
ID. survey IH tIs tIu GuuIr valley
n.H H'.. rHr.Hrrt1 IU ht thr house
ufhff bills uuas,I 10, tN, Hous.
v,f % % GOO for ffuu surtrts
Hf Hr.rHgs conditions BOO tIr siut.
'rriur, u|lH,. = o. 90. tu .Rf,ru..
lIi" pests suI Hsrts. % o. isf. OBJ.
uuflrr corporation. 60 show inrIr lIu.
ui.i'ot " % 500. tur child labor
lHv Hni " g. GTg. wtkIua H sfuir
hiEhWHN Of a certain road Boo Tof.
runDt uUnff.
ln HfItf iu HprcI uu fHa work 90
''' .nfinr UHuff uf OH, rrrsIuH g.
4 fiHEt ~ A"IhuIUsruu.. vle Hu.
nuiut'ii 'hirf tI-Hk urY iHmpur. with
l1N pow to s.sn bills and |r.Fp'..
flur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
Tennis Courts at
Y. M. c. A. Are Now
Ready to Be Used

Nisidors of tho teuu.s rucouet VIII
hr glad fo know thut the " court
hus been pm Boz first class PLAYING
condition and b. ready ~ be used
\ corps Of wurkmcu spent an dny
FRIDAY preparing the court tor tho
coming season.
Bows may play until Z % m. each
daN bat after that time o. rs reserved
for mon only Much interest has al
ready been DISPLAYED and without
doubt the :" tennis enthusiasts VII
have one of HE hest Seasons IN tho
histon Of the court.
40 tournament b. ready for an
nuunc'ment bus re- biz event is heins
planned FOR the early part of June.
besideH this annual affair each gym.
rasium class we'll have a tourney
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
PURSUES MAN
WHO ESCAPED FROM
DERNAL|LLO JAIL
Sheriff and Ten Cowboys After
Prisoner Sentenced on Cattle
stealing Charge; Outsiders Aid.
ed in Escape.

HcnnnhHO, y NJ. March 90
sheriff q MnrnNo Montnln OF sando.
val county. leu Bsrnnniio t,la, with
q posse % ton cowho,s in pursuit of
Ncnccsino VALDEZ who WA scr tenred
here Yesterday for i've wears In the
~ponitentiary hi judge NJ a. Hickey.
Valdez who wee churrod with
cattle utcnllnE. escaped from the
cnuuty bail I'd I,rnaniln lurt wight.
aided u " believed hs outside PARTIES
The outer door of thc laii was broken
down. md the ln' 10 w,re cut
Tho attorney fof AultUl had mHdu
q motion Cor nu appeal end the
prisoner was hriur hell in tNc r0untt
iril peniirg H decision. iie unf under
$4,000 bond. witch Do bod not uf
uiHh'd 40 60 the time of rH escape
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
MAN WHO ATTACKED
FRENCH PREMIER IS
GIVEN DEATH DOOM
Emile Coffin Tells Court Martial
That He Il Glad TO Die for
Cause Of Proletariat;' Trial
Lasts Six Hours.

Paris. fFridsyl March it-ii took
less than six hours today Tor u court
martial 10 iry Emile Coffin. for bic
attempt on Premier clcmenceau and
10 sentence him 10 death The trial
began after noon and ended az 4i2i
O'Clock this evening whom Colonel
Hyvert announced the verdict which
was unanimous.
Coffin listened calmly 90 the presi.
dent of the court a. he reHd the sen.
tcnce and then said
~ am glad o. die for the cause ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Hnu,fx g. $ Marcn IS Thirty
four British roscfvIsis. whose homes
are iu she rrItei States. landed to-
day from the transport Toloa, the
captain 81 whirh reported Yesterday
that 500 o. the soldiers on board had
fhrratcnnd g. sink the ship unless
wcrr put ashore and given trans
puftntiuu 60 their destinations. the
men who came or the transport this
morning i-ft for he United states.
Tho homes - most % them are IN
Massachusetts and View Nork
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

France. Te Will study. during hia
visit abroad The Developments bsirr
made hy France. Great britain nqd
itaiy in uirvfan tpon bis return TO
n United States about MAY T. the
secretary cxpecin 10 begin preparation
Of IN outline Of experimental work
in aircraft Tor submission 90 cnnnrcss
with q request fuf AN appropriation
20 onrry u out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
10 ,Ic-n nrcriAcr Nnmri.

Washington March co. itoroHs ap-
q, continents announced to-day at tlO
white house mclu ted r. D. Rod.
riEucz. of las Mrs1. y ~. 90 lo
receiver OF public moneys.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

the pruletnriHt ~ mY death viii hrinr
relief Co the down. truHdrn Wnrkius
man Z viii not have died iu vain
Oscar flnch. 'uftiu's lawyer. Cnm-
pared the delay boz hriurlnr a. trial
Villain. Who murdered Jean iuurcH.
tho French socialist leader On july
1914 with tho haste 60 trA CIttln who
had failed iu his attempt
Coffin. the lawyer mid had been
tried within fnrco weeks while Villain
Nts rtill ln Sail after nearly five years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
Masons Give Dance for
Members Only Tonight

There VII he n dance ~ the Masonic
Indies ouif ANA ail MaannH ARE invited
60 be- present dancing VIII begin uf
n 90 and the VISUAL good Time b. antic-
iuIfUN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

AUIiIh is tur Hrt uf hu|ru Uuit
vHa| 800 Hrs rtt.thI. off doing
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,uuf SUNDAY iinurf 10 thr oxford.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

Washington. March o. serrrtar,
Daniels sailed from NcW York toia,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15

The price OF admission nfu cents.
o. follows.
Piano solo Miss NatN Webster
stunt IA Eastern Nerflnn
ItHiiuE ......... Niu Efu Poole
NulHi snlH Ireland Must g. Heaven
Mics Helen Siski"r
it'ldirg . Mrs StrumIuist
stunt" Western section
rrsur FROM THE school fof Srundai
MIrs HELEN Lindsey Mr. . u smith
Violin solo ...... Miss 1isliH valdez
Hstiiur Miss Helen Nshurss
STUNT Ntw NtriHu Hpttiuu
Following The prnrttm refresh.
WrutH Will boz served. then fhuH. who
iut, dancing vii nni find tiut goui
music HnI 10 ,ri floor 1901, twuIuuH
th,m HnI fur fhU rsri stHrls tthl,s
Oh cards cool. provided
cor Huurs, 600 uil students Urc Ib.
fIird The aru,rll chairman is NI-
Margaret Chadwick Tho reception
@'uuIHItf'U H Hs follow N'ssps ilI.
IHr hrWprul,H. MIul.rsi Turlar
Jewel hubbard ItlHl Illa NrIlut
Nun,War Doris Uutru. WuiIr,l
Naples lit Uenr' N,srrs Grprr,
Nuitfuiun tIHfl,s U.Nu. Victor
M.stuU,r. WIll'rt lrhruau. Cltr.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-15
Business College to
Have Entertainment
St. Patrick's Night

THE preparations Tor tIs Sf Pat
rltkH entertainment af the UusineHs
tuiIrre forecast u most pleasant sNv.
uira rHidh's piss aud pipes are
WHir Cos The score uui rroen paper
o. hifiru awuN tu tter coturr ready
To- o. used iu decoration
The program itself b. we'll worth
the price of admission nftN cents