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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-19
|AIpHA DELTA SMOKER.

From the eigth Ia tho eleventh
hour Saturday night the Alpha Delta
fraternity AT the university entertain.
|sd the on.fraternity men of tho iu-
stitution with r. smoker at their
HAPPIER house. 1891 Past central
%nvcnuc After everyone had smoked
60 his limit ~ he played numerous
|gard games, i've courses % Ice cream,
|sake and coco we're served and al
departed reporting "a good time and
conEratulatnE the Alpha Deltaa as
hosts Fletcher Short was IN charge
|uf the entertainment Those present
were Clarence Hufnue. Robert
DAVIS. Fred Gray. Lester H Fiom.
hrim, Frank Oycrstroct. Kenneth
wilkinson. TciiN Santo. itoonc
Vaughn. William Ilumlse. \ o. nca-
ham. Edwin Burt Jonathan SHARP.
John SculEEE Thomas e. Gallagher.
Herbert raulson, Dallas y 1ofweli
Arnp Leopold, clyde Morris. Aditl
iiamm. Iari oldA George Gcntp aud
Fletcher Short
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a gratifying interest was
shown hv Albuquerque Boz the exhibit
tInu uf ST. Phillips pictures hung az
the Eiks club thlF weck The luunE.
lnr rooms ~ the club we're thrnnEed
every afternoon with men aud women
fnd many school children The Tues
dHY club hoatessos greeted everyone
and Mr phillips himself talked most
Interestingly not only upun hts own
most Culurful elrVasscH but un art ln
general owing 90 the fact that the
Victory Loan drive b. 10 begin on Ens.
ter Monday many people who would
otherwise have done sp ana not buy
a. picture ~ wns most unfortunate.
Hs q Will be- some time before we
Hrtin shall have The opportunity 20
acquire such sketches AZ such prices.
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wNs AUTO MAGNATE'S nlIri
NOM DpIGHHDNS SO RITAHN.

Miss Aenes Welsh. Of Springfield,
OHIO. is n young mn Of twenty
who has experienced 70 rapid rise In
fortune, From helms secretary 10 the
president OF " big automobile manu-
featuring concern in ohio she II uoW
secretary TO the INST doughboy shc
meots who happens To need % score
tarN whom she visits l hospital IN
Iars or elsewhere
The knights. who have only sent
over IA workers f0I their pars
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Mn. Min %rNIImrNINs

sidney Wei gave Il pHfth ON We'd.
uCgii, night at ms home. wlIrh
formerly bcloug 10 Frank Harris Nj.
Vol WIS assisted hN his un,l,. NoA
Klein Of Nufttlu. who Is about To
open Il studio for tho study Of voice
cultivation. and ma, bee remembered
us having been tho FIRST person tu sing
Love No and th, World IN MIN uc
has composed many SONGS. ana die
,ortrd tho gu,s's Of the party very
murh hy his slugtnE aud entertain.
mcut Miss Est"llc ilatris also siuE
The guests of the evening were the
Niss,s Grace S'ortz, kIthrcn Iittlc.
Anne Harris Estull, Harris. Emma
McstcthiuHcu. Ruth Tompkins aud
Betty smith. and Harold pick. Arthur
Prayer. Frank Muusau AllnutBuuvc
Groyrr noViue and itnost lIndulu.
The panty concluded with dancing and
a LmIlaI lunNh.
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soconRo NOTES.
oeeeeeeeseesesss

Mrs. A. X. IIlinskI was hostess to
the Monday club A delicious salad
course was served. Mrs Anton Meyer
made high score.
Mrs. Fred Nicholas returned 20 her
home In Maadaiena sunday after a
visit with frienca here.
Mrs. a. W. TwininH has returned
90 her home IN Las Cruces after a
visit with Mrs George ~ Cook. MrA
Twiaing was shown many couftesies
during her Stay here.
W ~ Hunton spent Sunday and
Monday with his family here.
Mrs. g. y Lovejoy was here We'd
her daughter. Mrs n a. Kinney.
Master Taylor whittier on. strained
"a number % his little friends Wed
nesday afternoon In honor OF his sew
enth birthday.
Clarence DeMear Of Santa Ne. vas
the guest of Gordon Kinney he past
week
Mrs w. H. Herrick en..r,sined the
Ladies' Aid Tuesday as a special com-
pliment 20 Mrs Twinine. A program
was arranged n a delightful after
Don spent An Ice cream course was
served. There we're twen,y-one guests
Ms n. T Campbell has come from
Albuquerque To Join Judge campbeil
here.
Fred Nicholas Of M1gdaIe,.a. vas
In town Thursday
Mcsdames e. a. kinney and a. X.
iiiinski were visitors In Nardaiepa
Tuesday.
Nrs Sweetheart entertained with
twn tables Of bridge saturday evening
honorinF Mrs. r. W Twining.
FriendT % Mrs Holm O. buraum
Will regret 10 Learn % her serious
illness.
James H netchsid-r returned sat-
urday from Exec, \, NJ, where he
was called ny the illness Of his parents
several weeks ago
Mrs. .. A. Lowe entertained n NUM-
her % little girls Friday afternoon
with = musicale. Each little Girl was
requested 10 play and give a short
sketch ~ some musician. Dellcious
refreshments were served. Those
present were Fi.zsbeth Terry. Nir-
Einia Smiley, Elizaheth Nicholas, Ed
ma Chavez. catharlne Wilson. Ruth
ana Euuice Van Wagner.
Mrs " n. Wells has opened a class
for the study Of piano n voice. Mira
Wells has recently returned from a
years study In New York and those
Who have heard hef since hsr return
are delighted with the marked I'M
rrovcment Of her already beautiful
voice.
Mrs D. y smith entertained at
dinner Friday evening honoring Mrs
u. W. Twining.
Miss Lsona Boyle has recovered
from her recent ninera-
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Tho sacred drama presented hy thc
pupils 90 The immaculate Conception
sUhuul under the direction OF Mrs y
j ~rfrumuulsf lfHt SUNDAY afternoon.
vIH Hl beautifully rendered b. "a Ht
thp request of the indian school ~
vBa repeated Cor their benefit on
"Wednesday afternoon. ~ Mnry's hall
vir crowded nt both performances.
ruu fhtfH was uu one Whu waH not
deeply moved and Impressed hy the
U.Irosf enactment ~ the religious
play hy the young people
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RITZ
VI AINDAN mt HSDNN.

The Maundny Thursday ceremonies
nc the Masonic temple. which were
most impressive. were attended by
over % hundred people The shrine
ceremonies wcrc preceded hY "a huai-
ness meeting NJ which nn election ~
Officers WAS held. after which the
guests we're seated 81 "a table built
DO. tho form IT the rruss o. decor
atrd with rcd roses tu partnkc of the
mystic banquet The cXflurulshiug ~
me seven symbolic tauers which were
placed upon the table was most Inn
uroasiye After the banquet u musl-
cad program was given Hon Nathan
lara ~ Roswell. was un unexpected
guest having rome Co Albuquerque 60
attend re- meeting ~ the boaid % re-.
gents % the uultcrsitN.
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Nrt~Ir ,ItR.

The t0riHiEHHN MU.. ,IHhs last
prugrtW wHs uf.I CON- Tut iuy
night o. tH, HUI .I II MrfnuUIUt
stutlarIuu Nr b U MILLER va 200
Mfs Lewis T|umu#uH. NrH Sulfls
mrsasr. Wanda MHFunsr Eru. Bart.
lrh. o. So l.s NrH. l,tha Sue
Moore The uuN mtrtiug wui be- ut
The home uf Nfs Tom Hughes. Me-.
. % CLARK m 'IlrEH of the pro
gram which follows
Euudu brilliant piano. tWchcrl
Mrs Thomas UuHNts
Song cycle. An April Heart az.
GlouFh itIshteri Nf. Joseph b.
ltudsrs
Dramatic Reading. "NIte IHEmper.
sur. tNudrewrl Mu George Angie
"lrrcndr violin. tMIuucauHkil
Mrs John o. CLARK
Accompanied Mes Louise Nichols
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eligible 20 for president Of the
United States at the next slecucn."
Bryn Mavr collage for women has
a new curse In employment manage
mcnt and supervision. II Il n prac-
Teal training IN some line Of manu-
facture. Ten college girls were grad
uatcd from this course IN February
en- plyoyment managers The profss-
sionaliEatlon OF business IL coming 70
be morp and more widely racoHnlfed
a. the above Item illustrates.
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rdsr and Miss Gertrude Thompson
Women works. Torrther and
tIHits ,lu fHf ltdNsfs Mrs Arthur
e. kahn
Special prayer Mrs a. cook.
tIIuu solo. Miss Wanda MagEoncr
Review of tHt Book OF Gnittions
Mrs ~ o. SitttUt
Vocal aolo Miss E,nnrlin, Perry.
THr Hindu Woman in ullly iii, DO
MH ~ o.. Mao
Hidden InHwU
AffUr the Urormm nn important
business meeting will nu hold 90 which
600 mtmhDra ore urged tU 10
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INCHION NJ AINARNDO
lNpN MOLLY KELLY.

VUV N thr UTIiiIUHt IUnChnOnH 81
the spung was rNsn TUESDAY nftes.
noon in TAFT hall. a. tho Alvartdo.
bon honor of Miss MuilN Kelly. who
leaves soon for her home boz Sew
York The guests w'r" seated about
o. beautifully decorated. larro round
table in the center of which MS n
large Dresden basket ~ white and
uiuk carnations ugi With H bow -
baskets of pink sweet peas Hui
candies shaded ht soft PINE shades
The Fu,sis and husirHsss we've
Nisssa MOLLY Kelly. Anita Hulhrii
joyce Spruce, katherine CONWAY Es-
teiic Harris katherine tdttlo. Anne
Harms Margaret loo Irene Uoid'.
'luir iurauiu. tnUi.s uolI. NHrthf
Uprr,liuE Martha G.rDuIse and Mits
04kh
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EASIER rHoGRIM N CTNTRu.
METHODIST ttt IttH

The central Methods church hpI
been prnctigiuE for some timo un the
music Co be- given uu Easter SUNDAY
aud BE- promia,s tn Iy re- vow heIuufIl
ono The program Will h" rINDu ls
follows.
Prelude
Anthem "1uhIllfa boo tNrtlul
violin. .Ir upIurr tpNuukl.
Anthem Down bon tnp Garden.
wilson.
Solo. with violin uhIlrIfu 'DIrl.f
o. Risen. tiHfE.rr
Anthem SIu,tuH fIum - tUUIi i
Mass tGuuUuIN.
NIuiIuHt Mr. Joe MORRISON.
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Thursday nirht % reception was held
in Albuquerque ~ the Wundmeus
hall for the visiiors and al circles ~
the Woodmen'a lodge The ladies
who went tn Santa Fe were Mes
DANES Emma Waliinr Secretary Sa-
die uowdich. 81 A. Tournclle y w.
Manning. y Cochran, y y rheuv-
roni. F%iorenre Wright. D. 81 Nceder.
Sarah Wosternoid. Jane Gordon Julia
Jones and Ida N Aihcrs
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PNnIY

~" members OF VIZ " Vt tomb
kindergarten vsrD entertained hf their
teacher on FRIDAY afternoon 90 hrf
homo on West Lead rUlp
N was "a H-urratuuuEU tNIIirtu|H
parts Tile NWn wHH spent playing
gHm's su dear Co.. NIr hearts uf Tho
lttl, uuys The u 'u.uNu hly feature
Of the afternoon with tH" exception
81 IN, Itr cream ruk, Iul CANDY was
the itstor ,rg hunt rIrr' hundred
'Fgs had been hidden lut the, hriug
gallant uuuE rputlrW,u they divided.
equally Win Tho fuIU'I SEA con
~nclucutif ,Ich ono DIruti HON, %
basket fun OF eggs
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TuE yrspER SERVICE VI TIM
\ ". 4. 4. ~ NDM

The \. " g. 4 Viii have rhurrr ul
the n " meeting out lt Inc indian
school this sunday The following
BE- tho program
Piano solo Mrs o. " Harden
Rccititivc aud solo from tho "Rcsur,
rvctou"-tiiss Dlivp Harden
Nm Easter storN Miss EchI Hunts
man
The G. 4 T. club OF tho y " Is
working nap t program 90 ho gwen uut
tt fh. Rio GIin4o Industrial school
Saturday evening April Co. If \
o'clock
There VIII hr t little play that wIlI
appeal especially 90 children.
The Glce club viii have w. mum
hera Il solo md t reading lu return
the NounFstcr- ~ the school trc riy-
ing l little play tho same evening tu
entertain tho y " girls Tho towns
people are cordially invited
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TmI ouNDII nOII MI'I-Ts

VIM TT T. NUNTT" UT NUWTT WTTTVT
street WIS hostess on NoudiN after.
uonu 60 tho members Of tH, cradle
EulI uf the CONGREGATIONAL sunday
school The '.pil, Unll Is 10 muthtrs
CIRCLE organized for the stud, uf
htht hottormrut sud Tor tho pleasure
ct COMPARING notes ON tho dnrliuHt,
without the rHrpinE ani s]up,rnuuus
comments ~ thuH, who wish tu l,.
Nsiop nud discipline SOMEONE rl-,
%uffsurInE This Ahp nrst mgotuE
proceedings
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Ms Charles D. sutton entertained
on Monday afternoon 900 honor ct Mrs
4 " rrirp who hHH returned tu her
home BOZ Omaha. after o. visit with
her parents Nr and Mis- ituut'r 4
d'iEnifullN Informal afternoon Of
music and tra was enjoyed Nrr
Pro, snnE pharminEly, and Mrs "
- Mcdowell and MI Low Thowp
ron PLAYED In the same manner Mrs
~ y "a Belle assisted the hostess
o., making and serving real ENGLISH
tea 10, GUESTS were Noslum's ilurfy
strong. T. q Niufr,,. Isaac Blrth.
W T. Mcdonald. LOWS Thompson. 5.
a. Miller and Eurvnc Itd,l
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WIN 90, prrfIiest models iru uIlI.
ss' uIrl art students and tn, sIIWi.
girls The fpnIUIus NtN
Works rutcrio uf real uItfst# lr
tcrmiuti 90 make l1lH uriH lull of
sprnEum, festival famous They soc
Dr,,lsi Tho Penguin. HfflHr 'HfH H,Hf
outrtNull,i ANYTHING DNrr hold 900
Sew YORK BOO tho way pf hIgfrtD lHf
iur and we'll. tho Tow Visibility ui th,
fair dancers rustuW'H'
The Penguin stand .a" rl .1'lf'
freedom Of oppression iu 900 fHp ur'H
Judging Upw tuIH YEARS t.hfIW,f
the models aud 90, artist. other uih'i
TRENDS have thoroughly lmhlh'l iltN
gift ot freedom Of expression
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Easter fishers in New Era of Great Promise.
BY Aida r. SIMS
Phones 1i6 OF sac

TILE promise Of Easter, the symbolism o. the season. plead with
society to pay the price Of peace on earth. III almost symbolic
= that the fifth liberty loan should begin on Easter Monday. The
hcw year should start at Easter. Nature is born again each spring
bach spring the world starts afrcsn in a miraculous resurrection. If
Me cannot receive inspiration from all these sources we are dead. in.
But every activity, social aud spiritual, shows signs Of being
Iuickensd, and putting out buds that will bear fruit,
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\ SoLpIIps ruuuu

Dedicated fu Mr ArTfsf THur u|.
rector 81 n V e. e. . club H' sam
Antonio Tcs who h1s helped mo for.
fat
To forget those Numbering gura
The vibrations that a. and rplr
your ashmE brain.
To forgct that fearful hymn OF Hate.
TO forget have pence again
To forget the choking EuH
To see poo more ,uur HuliIcs'
EoiuH west
To- forget tls machine gums Df-n-tIt.
To forsrt and once more rest
To forget and iu me uiphi
No moro fo wuken with your blood
pougtHlrl and chm.
TO forget th, Wuugicd forms of mon.
20 forr,t and know Loves thrill
SEQ wurr fu CULVER ou co... nrrsiop
so Wufr in pluUE, with steel HI|
ned and wet.
80 more tu hear IN, I,Iurs rhukIrs
tHsp-
uh. God let ono forget
Robert lr1Nc1.
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INDIAN Girl wORks AMONG
ON PEOPLE

lucy Hunter. Y " q. 4 secretary
10 Indian schools nm oklahoma and
Sew NoNico, comes in contact with
girls irom thirt, five different Tubes
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rru TN DoNs

bT J. ~ Wruth was tho host on
TUESDAY night a. the Ten nonE John
Tomhs was the guest of the evening
and the pspcr ON Tho Nmnlghmauon
putnry. called forth much intcr,stlns
discussion.
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The Congregational SUNDAY school
will LiNc - concert tomorrow evening
90 D'olu'k entitled "rHr .rfurinH'
hiuE NN,rN uffI."tE. U.u"ttu Dos
UTtUHTtA
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aud London headquarters on tho
thcon hat men should be- up and do
ing with the BOYS In field aud camp
insio al 81 attending 10 clerical wott,
overseas have experienced girls aH.
sistinE the executives overseas These
girls have nlL AZ somc time hee1
secretaries tn biz men back home ~
one case, the knights sent over tho
former E-tenorraphcr Go Sir Mllfroi
iaurier
IN thrig spare Time these Is Of q
girls visit military hospitals aud while
dispensing X g. goodies 10 The bows
who are well enough 20 enjoy thom
they take letters here uIt there Tor
wounded men unable 10 wfitc them.
selves The girls take their notes ~
tho Office. where thcN.nrc ~trtnHrrihc 0
and the finished prufNirt returned fu
tho dcuEhhoy Tor signature.
Hence. many u fighting mar Will
vturu with what IN known HH sEoru.
tive experience. which defined uv
the movies and popular fiction. con
sisiz In debating rapidly 10 comciv
ftenuurapheru.
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H0HI0Hl TO Hm1II Eu0HfI H0F1
your father aay grace before dinner.
Edwnrd7"
Edwnrd-"1 don't know. what's
grarnf"
Hostess WIN saying grace IL re-
turning thanks Tor what We have Ia
eat"
Edward-"My pa doesn't have To-.
lie always pays cash for everything
We got"
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IN moNOn nI MIss mNnnIs.

With the Country club drliouiolt
decorated IN Ercn and with many
appropriate flower in The dance hall
Miss Esfrii. HARRIS 81 White Noun.
tain. y ~, who has been tisitlnE
with her sister, Anne Harris. ~ ~,
Gamma beta chapter 81 ih. Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority at tho uul.
vrrdih since attending mo first ban
1uot of The kappaH lIsi woek WIS
M guest of honor of the formal
dance given hy 4 rr1rpr and Grover
bsNine of mo CITY
NrH Soeis furnished rho music fuT
the occasion
Those that danced wcr, Nosar
Nruhur Prayer Grover levine Frank
MANLY. Lieut. Shuff,lhnrrtr br
dHrrH Kenneth ituTr HuH Allen
Bruce. Misses Es'rils Harris Anne
HARRIS Muuuus E,awu. Katherine
Little. Grace Sinriy Bunny Thump.
Rims and I,wolt Hubbard
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MF. and Mrs , Hunter. parents
Of Mrs Price and Ofin radci. are
leaving today Tor California. where
they will make their home.
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InspraGonal Music In Churches Tomorrow.
Victory Loan Monday.

school here. and the foreign branch.
u which Mrs D. A. Porterfteid u
president, takes care " a little giri In
india.
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Tho Triangle sunday school contest
OF the First Methodist church. for the
greatest number Of additional mem
hers 10 the GLASSES, will close his Sun
day All classes are urged 20 work for
his contest.
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N~TIlW piius.nNN~
" ~NN MONT NJ

Cooperation between soWe 90
ItHf thuIff uul thf philanthropy uT
UuIfWUuf of thU iuttulEhtIN Music
UIsH Dos uIH. If possible Cor this uvs
Itr.uruf. which H headed uy SIR
TO- IS law Goo trTIugr pruErimH Tor
,,rfE alulfurIuW iu the eltf These
1911 900 ht given sunday HffrruuUu Hi
. u.D|Hui iuI wII duuhtlrss hr much
Appreciated HH show IuE evidence uf
public spirit both m fho Furtuigh,iy
t.us'U tIIH tuI bod 100 whu huN, su
huIIf promised Geo assist The
hUmU of Tho programs Dr. ts follows
Alhulu'uIu, Siutturlum First
l~rr.HNlcTItn rNu.r direction ut ST.
tIHTIHH 90 MIhr.H.
Nurph,r rIn.fHfIum Central
'Nruu. Methodist choir direction Of
NIs Liatnotu lHrI
SO Iu.,puH Immaculate H
u%,fiiHr UhuIr direction uf MIH ptIIt
dino
Methodist rI..' Congregational
ghHlr direction COL. N.ss lls.yr tud
MT.. llNIUI.
rr,.gnr,r FIRST uapu.t choir.
Iv.N.H "i N'. i.rNU"d.
rt.'.f -uuII, ,,.. bright
Nr,iuH UlHW IOu world I'H u'Fhi
f.ulrs ulr 5000. moment. bear
900. .Nruf,.t u cage ut Cine yrlr.
l|I,ltUus uIlu Including they
Who rHu gospel . 10 ot hr..t obey
TNlHEr fu ll.m 5000. Savior. Elur
I." ttbIuF uuf u' death is stiuF
Eternal urI.sr tn Ilm hrlUug.
Tho Hu uut happy Eaatsr SONS
I|rrrI.UI IH r"N HIr Fathers love.
rIU.. I.au. I.." fH rUIEu above
Nu 90 Williams
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It's a great misfortune not 10 have
Judgment enough 10 keep silent Al
the right time.
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Nuu HIr invited tu M, IrntlVuH
christian church tomorrow Hft,ruuu
~ @ O'clock whvr, tH' pr"grHW which
fulloWs NUI hp HIt,n ThH "a .sIuF
IrN sH,.DiN Will have ,HtfHr With
Mrs O. o. Archer ua leader
rIHuu .lIH. NIsa NIr.rIH short
Girls Hni Education boo 'hIuu
Mrs = q NIgr.
Vocal Duct. NTs Kenneth Ii.'I.
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rIRsnNAL

Tho > . g. club met on Tuesday
with Mrs Harry strong
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Mr. Stuart-lluio
Mr. Ester Clarinet
Nr Etrl uortornrld Trombone
Mrs T. a. lHvh,, Director.
Mr.. charles Victor Accompanies.
Part \
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Tho fret ZOO bonn, OF tie Ksppas
was H tcrk pleasant tud charming one
uud pTuuiisrs tu be- one Of the huups
features Of the remainder Of th, uni-
Nprslty form
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-05-09
Appeal Of France to America: Don't Be
Too Generous to German People
By STEPHAN LAUZANNE. Preach High Commission

at dreadful nightmare passing away mutt
lated could another appeal America her sister and 1ren
she would say to her: "Dont be too generous
mperiou memorable duties before u.s. France must
have PREPARATION; France must have guarantees
reparaon for of her IN
wealth Yorkhae been laid waste burned
down and hundred and fifty thousand houses have
broken into pulled shattered bits and it has been
pued that merely rebuild them it would require OF 100000
working for twenty furnish that army? France?
No. but the destroyers and ncendaries.
The mines northern have been scientifically and cever
hammered with filled destroyed Who will supply France
with the coal she badly needs? 1t will be Germany who should have
left those mines alone
There thing France cannot do and that is to distinguish
between and the German people In 1914 it
undoubtedly the that hurled itself the Threats of
France and Belgium humanity and democracy but it also the
German people Over of Belgium not indignation
was raised In undoubtedly the kaiser and Tp who
ordered the sinking Lusan but when that became known
it was the people of Germany who howled with JOY.
For years undoubtedly the military caste of Germany and
the German general teng undng and author
lied their everything they could from Belgium and France
but the robbery plumber pofted the German people
There reparaon would enough make despair
Justice There must be punishment it will all begin
again
guarantees and in all organized societies guaranty
against repetition of obtained by Furnishing the The
German committed of crmes the German people
must pay the price.
why speaking America for whom have deep and
abiding affection whom hnceforh bound by the
eternal friendship America with whom have fought side by
nobes of ideals her. "For Gods sake don't be
generous"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-05-09
If the English-Speaking Union Stand
Together, True to Their Ideals
By WINSTON CHURCHILL, British Secretary

1t has been price safety eternal vigilance The
forms change The life struggle
unendng nations what they do we
thew are tired all the test victory We English
speang world
NAV per responsibilities of
position fund of residence of buoyancy and of resolution
quite what happen harm us the Engshspeakng
together their ideals freedom and humanity and
resoue to together spirit of practical comradehp for the
biliy and progress of civilization
If we apart there the end of everything All that have
achieved this struggle will collapse ruin the ground
TT we fall apart there limit the evils which
upon mankind
But we hold together the larger hope that good will
fortified consolidated
degree Together together together
with our gallant ally France SHALL if and honorable
pcv emerge the anxees time
benefit and the admiration of future the
have won in this long and cruel war