The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

$50 men ~ had been u school house
lTl the benches uud desks were used
UN the soldiers Cor rrudinr words Co
ohnar aud ftlth zee the FOLKS back
home Adjoining was hu auditorium
Go scat nearly L. thousand A stage
was constructed and nn entertainment
aHa held there pttrh week The pro-
rrHmH Did uut consist Of H series ui
Imutpur sElIe rruftHfIHulls vel
known Co "UIr time vaudeville Cir-
DIrs appeared Iu sHuE and imitation
number. supplemented hF hHud srl'rs
tons. humorous raltlnEN I trombone
quartet amt similar attractions ~
Hyrrs entertainment thr auditorium
Wua thfuuErh uud pruuua stood at 'ho
Windows trying Co catch strains % 90"
music end asH portions ~ the show
Visitor. wore plentiful no the X e.
huts. AR usrf're Wus iu charge ui
uur whore th,Ir wore hundreds 10
callers a. diN az 0rat aud later u thou
sand % day. taHuuls were brought
ha,k from the trenches ut the rate 90
trom $50 To- 1900 % day Hospitals
were built aud maintained Mr. Ter
perr huvitfg phHrr" ~ three lu tho
urlrhhurhund uf Cadillac 100 one time
Visits 60 the aity bon the hospitals kept
the seprntnrlts ana uruIr assistant
constantly alert. md boz addition u
swarm uf other dutius claimed their
attention
Du. of th,s. was tho tracing ~
WIr-iUr soldiers. Relative vile failed
tu receive lyttntH from abroad wrote
60 *. e.. worker with thr division and
t.krl Tor information a special de-
rlrtment wee maintained m Paris
with fhr single dutN uf tracing each
uuu about Nhurr condition friends
were worried HppurH were then
cent back TELLING uho latest udN.rsH re-
rrlNol from official sources abroad
Bach Is g. secretary abroad CORE
Fupndri with the publicity Office uf
Sew Haven. 'nun TnlH required Us
-harc 81 time but permitted the pen-
pie of America o. know exactly what
was being lone uN this organization
lu the particular sections
Empiu, mcnt rrlilcni Tackled
Tho knights 81 Columbus not only
looked after the welfare uf the hoy.
abroad. bat are nov actively sDckiuH
tt settle utrt uf the post war employ
msnt problem When % TRANSPORT re'
turns tu This country, tho soldiers are
given employment service cards hA *
g. secretaries These cards HHk racl
uuu Tor his permanent address, t h'
hHs been promised 20 position upui
his return, hlH preferred work. hii
pi,-Wur position and rupluktr hu'
similar questions Upon the basis u
those answers, 30 ls Ilb'iy that thl
employment problem may Nr uuickl'
/. solved Tor o. large portion of return
luT soldiers
in explaining o. lmportIncg of th.
Is e. work in France, Afr. hcrEcr
called attention 90 the widely cirrulHi
ct reports TINT the soldiers wer
without funds To- huy cigarettes an
chocolate from organizations sellin
them. This. ho declared. WIS %
fau'' OF the government Many I'd
These soldiers h1d been wounded, Hrt
e. hospitals. and then assigned tu m
nearest unit They could not hc pui
until their service record WIS straight
rnrl out In tho meantime they nn.
stHsed no funds ana the knights
Columbus. supplying their Wcrohnt
disc free. were able tu ho ~ particu
lar service a. these
Irinrs Hack Tropliics,
Mr. l,crrcrr brought hack win hil
A number 81 RELIES from tho WI
among them q dress helmet of
Irussltn officer together with n WOO
fibre sack ln which h was kept u
also has a number of hnypncts,
sa iras. belts and like trophies
SIR Bcrrcrr alHo brought back vii
him the blue lnd white * ut O. n.
which 0nsied over every hut whe.
be- WIS boz charge. This .lus VIII
presented hN huu 60 thr Santa We
J +" council which hc represented :
1 also has a resolution OF thanks Tor D.