The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

drama "A Iedom Cinderella. 20 be
STAGED ln the hirh schnoi auditorium
under the auspices 81 the Young NO.
mans Christian association the thiui
week iu February. b. announced tn.
dny Mrs Ernest ~ guruin. tho ORA.
matte coach and oNprerslonlste 90 un.
usual ability, m directing the rehaurs-
ats and N" individual ard ensemble
acting are already marked hy psp and
unoaHe The comedy drama ia lei two
acts. tho scenes VI in "a seminary Tor
young ladies and AZ "a hotel Tho prln.
cipal characters viii bel;
sinderellL o'nrlen ... Olive Harden
We uhfi'n .s,t... Naomi t.nudun
WI daiinfo ftsasrss. HrutrIrr lflll
Miss ~. Euatia Marriref Ta.terI.x
Freshman rirlsi
H%engyioye Nichols Juliet Flclschor.
Ednn Brown. beatrice taller. Louise
montgomery. Frances Cartwright D..
ther Harues Helen grunHfcld. Mary
smith. Adelaide Williamson
Senior girls.
Pauline Milford. HELEN p,,rt r0.t1
Enid strong Mildred Harris. Ethel
Jones louise iaforcr Dorothy Ames
carol Wilson. AVIS Smith. Irene sew
ara, Lucille Locke. Marion gruuafetd
nnd a dozen other. Firls.
.
~ APPRECIATION on TUU ~.
believe that IL is n consensus Of
opiaion among the war mothers Of
Am'ficn That due appreciation should
be- shown 90 an the agencies Witch
miniatcrod to tho comfort AMI general
wollheing Of their boys during tho gu.
tire period of their service. both a.
home and ut tho front. surely "a word
~ recognition of tho work of tho
Young Mems Christian association
should Doe forthcoming from tho moth.
90, especially ~ his time when 10
blanket Criticium' OF that institution
would apparently ignore the trcmrnd.
ouH good which they have tome for
tho hoNH ~ a RECITATION OF some
OF the specific criticisms which have
been made. we ure very riHd tn hive
the following dispatch 10 PRINT.
documentary evidence signed by
two colonies of tho lainhow division
Hnd the inscription ON "a Valuable low.
INK cup from thr uflrDfH and mon
Of Tho lt1th Wfuntrt have been sub
miitVd to r,futr tho allegations az.
tuhutrd tu Uu, John cor IhmDri Wil.
Hdma ~ leaHhrtnor Ala, chaplain ct
the ibtth infantry. who. upon urrt.
int in Ncw York from France. wac
quoted aH .lilrHs
AS o. minister. I have been an ac.
tive Y 81 e. a. worker most OF "a,
NE. hut my experience bel tho front
line trenches whore tho Y NJ g.. 4.
never penetrated. alters my view uf
that body SOW Them sell cigarettes
that were intended for irea disiuhu-
lion at u frame % package. uud tho
huNsH were marked Nor FrDr Dis.
irihutiun ru Np Given AWAY"
The tGrtU infantry was Che old
Fourth Alabama, which iOIu,I th,
Rainbow division ~ trmp Mills.
IN the autumn off 1919. Tine com
mauior. Col Willium a. Screws. o.
West Pointer IHH written "Ou L,Hulf
Of the Officers sud enlisted men t,s.
umoninls of the hirh oFurl in Witch
th'N held thp Work of tho s. NJ e..
\ and iiH w0rkcrs with that rnri
mont, l.NtrdEr O. Dunlop uf elt
den Burr cot birmingham. Ala iu
addition, thp officers und men eff tho
ltIth infantry. presented Co Nh pun-
lop u LOVING cup costing 500. suit.
ably inscribed 'aH u token uf ,atoom
and appreciation of hia efficient and
loNtl HerNirpa'
IN position nn the right Of Tho is5th
infantry. throughout the campllgn Boz
the Lorraine ut tho SECOND baltic of
the Marine. 90 Chateau Thiurry. iu tho
ArEuunt. 500 the Ghth infantry. form.
crly nm luvu regiment Whose colonel
Matthew a. TinlcN. wrote ON Die card
Tor the tcrImtutul y" worker. Walter
g. Patton uf springfield. ohio. tho cod
low ing i~utruiupuout
''This Ia Walter Potion OF the -.
beloved D., ul IA men. Give him
tho hest sou have rnt. TtnI,,
"a gave uNuy between $500 and
5000 worth OF Y NJ, q. 4. supplies
ON the 81 Mlhicis drive opcnInr
days" said M Dunlop
"Thc = A. e. a. workers. with the
Rainbow division alone gave away
li2. geo francs worth % ~ aupphos
az chatcuu-Thierry,' said NJ. pnt-
ton.
when Mr. nunlop's service term on
pred, Colonel screws sent him the
following letter;
1t is with gTeat rogret that we lave