Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-20

heads shaved until they are three
years old,
Miss Lilly NJ. Hansen has the dis
tinction of being Chicago's only wom- |
an bank cashier.
Three women, including Lady Stat
ford Howard, have been elected to the
county council of Carmartenshire.
The Women's Engineering society
! has been formed in London to aid in
securing for women equal opportun-
| ties with men in the engineering pro-
! fessions.
Four young women employed as Of
| fetal milk testers by the University
of California have been making tour
of the state investigating farms and
all milk supplies. .
Women's Independence Day is to be
celebrated by Rhode Island suffragists
on July I which will be the first
day on which the women of that state
may register for voting on president
tial electors.
AS a result of changes to be made
in the bylaws when the Northern
Baptist convention meets in Denver
next month women are to have
larger recognition than ever before in
the history of the denomination.
The Imperial Order, Daughters of
States, is preparing to entertain 1900
guests at it's victory dinner to be Civ
en- in New York city on June g., the
birthday of King George v
A dover rights measure, which pro-
vides that a wife should be secured
in one-third life interest in the
realty owned by her husband, has re-
ceived the unanimous approval of the
British Columbia Legislature.
Nine. Mabel Grouitch, wife of the
Serbian minister at Washington, is
Ito speak before the annual meeting or
the American Academy of Political
land Social Science in Philadelphia
next month on the subject of Read
ijustment in Middle Europe"
Queen Marie of Roumania, who is
Expected soon to pay visit to Amer
lea, is referred to by her subjects as
1.-The dominant spirit of Roumania.
When Roumania made her entry into
the war Queen Marie underwent the
terrible experience of seeing her be-
loved country ravaged by ruthless
foe, her beautiful mountain palace in
1.-The Carpathians being one of the first
of many similar stately residences to
be occupied and looted. Neverthe-
less, she showed neither fear nor dis
may. CARRIED as a nurse, she spent
jall her days and most of her nights
tending the sick and wounded at the
front. Often she was under fire, but
she seemed to bear a charmed life.
| During the heavy fighting of the sum-
mer of 1917, more especially, she was
constantly with the troops, sharing
uncomplainingly their dangers and
hardships.
, The War Mothers of America will
, hold a regular business meeting to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at theiI
, Headquarters in |. Q. O. f. hall. Al
I members are asked to be present.
o.
The Congregational Sunday school
will give a concert this evening at
O'Clock entitled, THE Victorious
King" The concert is under, the di-
q rection of Mrs. Gass and promises tc
: be of very interesting character.
II O. ..
At the Presbyterian church there
will be a special missionary program
by the Sunday school, in the evening
The offering at this time will be fol
hospital work in Persia.
e A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
t New York woman is going at
n ter" indecent movies. Our idea OF
nothing to rave over is indecent film
r shows, so long as the women insist
on parading in public clothed in 9
r manner that leaves little or nothing
to the Imagination as to how nature
designed them.
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FOOLISHMENT.
i A Harlem young fellow named Ben
To Central Park yesterday went.
A cop said: Move on"
Said Bent: "All right, Joh2,
I've got to-theyre raising my rent
o.
: FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
i How was his eye injured?"
HE had it on a seat in a street cal
o and somebody sat on it."