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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
BANK AWARDS GIRL
AND BOY GARDENERS
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
First Savings Bank and Trust
Company Gives 100 Girls and
Boys a Premium Of a One Dollar
Savings Account.

For some time II has been under
stood that the FIRST Savings Bank a
Trust company u Albuquerque. In
tendcd TO Offer something IN the way
" premiums 10 the members Of the
1913 boys and girls garden clubs. Just
what the premiums would be has
been n mystery until this morning
when u was announced by Charles
White. OF the First savings Hank \
Trust company. that each u the one
hundred boys end giris who have had
the beet gardens no shown In n re-
ports will be- started with n NlvinRs ars
count lea the bank. one dollar being
credited to each one u the winning
gardeners.
Tho Boys and Glris' club leader
Cor nernnlilio county. D. 4. Phillips. n
nov going over the repurts % the rar-
ienH which have been nied IN his Of
lice a Will soon be able 10 make
~ list u tho winners OF the premiums
IN talkinF 81 the matter this morn.
inf, Mr. fhilllp ktated that one OF
the enaon why the clubs 81 the
county had been IN successful last
year Ia on account Of the close CO
operation OF Albuquerque business
men and particularly % the FIRST saw.
inrH BANK A Trust company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
OF SAI.TSI IF
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat less meat II you feel Back.
aohy or have Bladder
trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which excltes
and overworka tho Kidneys In their
efforts 90 inter IL from the system
Regular eaters uf meat must flush tho
kifnUys occasionally. You must re-
llsNe them Ike YOU relieve your bow
ols. removing an the acids. waste and
poison, else you feel IL dun misery iu
the kidney region, sharp pains In the
back or sick headache. dizziness your
stomach aours, tongue is coated aud
when the weather IL bad you have
rheumatic twiures, The urine Is ciou-
dy. fun ~ sediment. me channels Of
ton got l%rritated. ohllglng 20 10 get
up two ur three times during Inc niEht
TO uoutrlli1e these irritating acids
nnd flush of the hodyH rino waste
set about four ounces % lad Salts
from any pharmacy, take "a table
spoonful In q glass uf water before
breakfast FOR "a few days and your
kidreys viii then act fins aud biad-
der disorders disappear This fHtnous
salts ls made from the acld of grapes
and lemon Juice. combined with lthln.
and has been used far generations 60
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys
ana stop bladder irritation lad salts
b. lneNponsiVa. harmless and makes u
dcliphtfui cfcrVoHtout nthit. water
drink which millions OF men and wom-
en- take nov and then, thns avoiding
serious kidney bnd bladder diseases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
SILK sTRAIGHT,JACKETS FOR SPRING

and kumsi.kumsa and 9th
sr- an as pretty and fascinating "a
their names Some ~ the ffocks we're
% n maiorlal-thOse we're mostly
for evening wear-but the most inter
csfinr models were the straight Jacket
fleets which almost Invariably com
bincd two materials The mock ram,
straight and simple from shoulder 10
hip where it Is confined close 20 the
figure Boy a band of rho fabric. Tht
skirt. also sira sht aud simple, has a
similar band ref me ankle ID that Tho
silhouette vii ne as slender as pos
siblc. some - these skirts had fuil
ncs between hIp and ankle ~tpfubahlS
TO give The kuccs a chance N walklnrl
tut NJ fuilncfa was permitted az nc
Lem and an tho skirts we're quite
iong to The ankle OF Just above u, a.
least
The mocks had bell sleeves ana
rounded or shallow square nccks and
were trimmed With buttons made Of
mo rlIk An inch xldc sash. IONS
enough 20 Wind twice around me
waist. VAS loosely tied ~ q side To-
remember "a Nais'lino may only b.
loosely defined. with their stgaish'
incs. hell sleeves, long slim skirts ana
their h.mniorne fabric tho hitls
ffocks we're quaint hud charming
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Mortality Record
OF State Is Given
BY Statistician

Dr. Frederick T. Hoffman. third
vice prenident aud stntiHtician OF The
Prudential Iifc Insurance
was asked 60 estimate the pruhahic
mortality Of New Mexico for the year
1918. Ills report follows.
u would estimate the probable
numbor Of deaths from al causes In
the state of New MeNico during the
year 1919 ~ about $500; this as.
Humos Il death rate OF 90 por 1900.
which may seem rather hiEh. but
there can be- no question ~ 10 the
higher mortality Of the Mexican eie-
ment aud tho Indians o. to both 81
which our information la extremely
ura~ltlafactofy. Rather than 10 feel
concerned ~ TO the estimate hcing too
high. u 10 quite probable that " h he.
low the actual
"Of the $500 deaths from an
causes. about 900 viii be from typhoid
fever and malaria ;nbout $50 from an
forms 81 t~uhereniss's about SOC from
dIscuaes Of the nervous system. about
coo from cifculatofy Diseases. about
i.a00 FROM all forms Of respiratory
diseases. about 500 from dinensen OF
Tho digestive system about 800 from
diEeuHfH 81 tho Eenito-unnafY sya.
tenn about foe from nl forms ~ Vio.
iuncc. including accidents and Suicides
and tho romnindet-ahout g.COo-
from miscellaneous Cauaes not specl.
fed Az this without reference % tho
epidemic 81 Influenza o. pneumonia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
CITYFATHER FORM
OF GOVERNMENT IS
EXPLAINED BY WADE


charles 4. wade. chairman OF ths
cItY roWmI Hsiun WIS The chief speak.
~ AZ the Rotary club luncheon held
today at the Alyarudo hotel. Nc.
Wade talked on The comm snion q
uuer form Of government, stating
thnt such n government plares m~
~niCipaiities on "a business basis AMI
divorces N from politics
Licutcnnnta Edward J. Mason. OF
Detroit Mich aud Joseph 3, Witt Of
columbus. KAN. me are M Alhr-
quorlus ~ the present time confer.
ring with D aviation committee OF
the chamber 81 commerce conesruiuH
D establishment Of re- commercial
ffina school also addressed the club
They stated that Albuquerque Va
The ldsnl location for such e school
nH he climate here b. idrul for nv
inR They both stated they believe
70 viii be but u short time until ale
planes viii be- used fur commercial
uufptHrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

%roriuusly damaged hy fire a few weeks
ago. o. not known. hut u will run
we'll into tho hundreds
only one disappointment appeared
lr the whole affair. his being the In
ability III Mrs Ada Pierce VIM Of
Silver city. 90 be- here for her part
on the program, due To the fact that
both she and her husband are quar-
nntined on account Of Influenza. Mrs
" 1. bradford san in her stead.
A. the curtain won't down on M
final act, the applause was dcafcninE
and Immediately there was voiced a
demand that the play run AZ least a
night This. however. win
probably not be done. nor will M
llay be taken 10 any of the nearby
cities which have made tempting Of
fora Tor In performances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
British Strikes
Growing Graver

Ton Zoo. Jan 1O. rue t..uutIon.
both uu tho t1,ie and boz belfast
where HUrksH are n pruErsrs with
ollespreff paralysis Of industry ~.
UHus murU tTIuta tutHy On belfast
mHnuft,turiug firms generating th-iF
owu 'lrrific current f.f power had Co.,
close down their plants. us thew
Workers joined thr Htukur Tho
hll,hsmIthH ths HHIl,fmukurs. nu 4
DE-, tiIuW rights ucttIdpI 60 notify
their employers that the conditions ct
fhr settlement thrN asked should en-.
hulN uu increase cot thirtN per cent
boo The lroas oarnu" powers 90 peace
Nurkttu
AiuHH tho 'l,i. mauV corporation
~el.rtroirrs struck. compelling tho
corporations fu sion the ,Hrryut fpt
puddle works, retaining such current
ua tl,N we've able in generate tor =
usr ut tho hosp - and for strr,
UriUuE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Cincinnati First
BaSeman on Trial

New York. Jan. so.-fIai chase.
Cincinnati ifrrt baacman. was placed
on trail az National baseball league
headquarters here today. charged BY
the Cincinnati club officinls with at
tempting "a influence the results ~
rumcn last chase was repre-
secuted ~ two LAWYERS while tho
league interests also were guarded b.
attorneys.
The hearing was hcld behind cloa11
doofn and the Witnesses being called
individually before John A. Hcydlsr.
president Of he league. Three team
mates Of Chase, Enrio Ncnie. I'm
kinE sud Mike Reagan WIRE among
those Who testified.
Mnnnrcr John ,. Mcoraw. Of the
Sew York Nationals. aud others also
were present In the capacity Of Wit
nfasfa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Large Increase
In Mexico Cattle
Imported in 1918

N|tsorHnf 10 official reports 81 the
bureau 81 HriWli industry me largest
impartttiuu Of animals from Moviro
in mruy wears took place m 1915.
During the NeIr sH1G2 animals were
Imported through turslna and ~
THIS includes hHr,s mul,s
cattle. Elufa HltEH 90 Huh ufisf tu
msstt animals Witch we've Hsut Htrufs
ihr international boundary The rr
port ZOE each month, follows
ianuru Horses 21 mulct ie1.
goats $685. siaas 'ti cattle ISIS
Total. F, gNH
F,hruar Hors,s %. mui,s i7s:
goats 3is. stags 30. oven. fn' eat
tie at7s
March Horses. ss' muies. ug;
stays. iaO. cattle 7.ITt. Total 7tt6.
April Horses. "a: mules i2t.
laatH iog. stays 81. cattle. a.2si.
Mos HORSES % mules o. stnrH
90. cattle. iosss Total. most
June, Hotr,H. 90. mules ~. goat.
0 stays. e2o; ,atti. 1885 Total, y
iuS Hois,s. q. mules. 10. cattle
asses Total eAgo
August uot-,s So; mules. ~.
Z. cattle. $40 Total a1t
september Horses o.. mulfH a..
hurr0. q. ah'sp go s'nfs 1895 coz
etc.,. iugt 1HtuL iETa
October iiorsss .a mules. ~
stnrs sa. cattle. 1000 Total. sn5i
sut,rlsf liu.r,s. Co., Wul,H 7G;
atfrt en-. cattle. ttH9 Total Aei
urUsmh.f- Males ~ stuEh lAi,
cattle, .oI5 Total .-Nu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

- uEY WE'RE called rmogks. but
"A uI1Isht jacket seemed Che more
appropriate word. Tor they wet,
~ sl-t ss marrow a. narrow could
and there was not o. suspicion of
"a uaisf.iIo The whole si.houettc
frHm shoulder t0 ankle. a straight
and cuT,rl,ss and Fllm-Dh marvel.
ousIy t'Im' IN fact. WtIsilln"s are
ruf af fashion and oven iLo suspicion
~ one make a feminine hsufe look %
lIffl, out ~ date
Iut . must ioil you about those new
sfrlrhf I.tkp' tmoshs which we're
thnNu "a W,,K or 20 uTo among a
collection ~ clothes Tor southland
wear. and southland styles now mean
spf.nu DO, ics fof later on Tho 'Nhlhl
ION WIS d notable ono ami all en-,
ur.''y new frockf we've designed By
Harry collins who uSvd tho lovely
MIIlusun .ikt fur ne creations one
~ rh,r, sis- you probably know welt
under 10, name OF pussy willow, that
summary. sturdy. sIlken sun which
II. been known II 81 through several
.,l ON. h.sf .s fr1rF. ihcn 10 mes gee
And then bathing suit Wlihosi los
inf p.thpr ifs shImnrr or i's texture
Tr,rU Hrr other wclt,s khaki kuol.
HIirhiuu sfk f1r sport suits and
tRIrfs lnlostrucflhic wolfe, sheer and
tr. uIr,n' and loo lovely gulorlnrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
TENTATIVE PLANS
FOR THE A|RPLANE
SCHOOL ARE MADE
Committees From Chamber Of
Commerce and Kiwanis Club
Meet with Aviation Officers
This Morning for Discussion.

Plans for the proposed commercial
flying school a. be- cstni .iHhed hcre
we're discussed this morning az u
meeting uf the aviation committees
OF the Chamhcr ~ Commerce aud the
klwunis club ana the aviation officers
whu are looking over the possibilities
~ thr DitA ds u lite Tor the school
Tentative plans ~ cooperation be.
tween the Chamber ~ Commerce ~
the promoters ~ the enter prise we're
inside aud viii be- presented .tu tho
'hnWhr directors az their regular
meetInr nest Tuosday
4 rough outline - tho plan anti
ciunfrH the establishment ~ u school
with H capacity Of about nfty student
flyers aud tho use % three co. four
airpiu mos The chamber uf Commerce
and kiwuuls club committees are ln.
NerurntlnE every paint ~ the prupa.
Hitlun with u view ~ KiNlnr ths pfupu'
Hitlun their hearty endorsement aud
support.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
" Buildings at
Camp Cody to Be
Sold at Auction

D. .. Wasd salvage supervisor ~
construction tor the southern depart
mcnt Of tho army = N g. 4. has
inuirurtrd hat bids BE received Tor
tho sale ~ v" huiidiurH nv camp
Cody. n " ~ ia understood thnt e
number OF ~ iuso lumhermon have
been conHdornu the purchasing 81
the houses
hen new. approximately ta.gt0 each
ThpN are 30 hy ~ fest and each uu.
tnina approximate, 10000 suuar, feoi
OF iumhtr much Of which 'tn BE- used
90 advantage BY tho contractor Who
tho best hid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
ST. Johns Choir
Vaudeville Proves
Most Successful

~ Johns choir benefit vaudeville
which was staged last night at the
Crystal proved TO be- one uf the most
entertaining performances ever pro-
duced in the city Under the able di-
foction of Joseph Scott and George
Geatn zach ~ the seven bills went
through with IL punch seldom found
Doe nu amaturc production.
one uf tho largest audiences over
assembled la "a thvater IN tho clty Wit
reHsUd the entertainment Exactly
how much money was cleared for the
f~odscnratinr Of the church. which was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

Washington. Jan. 80 CONSERVATION
OF "a new type Of biz naval nhlps.
which embody features OF the d,cnd-
uouHht and tho battle cruiHer. was
recommended today hy Admiral Mayo
before tho house naval committee.
Ne favored ~ inch nsmur instead %
% inch O carried hy the dread
nought and urged that better deck
protection be- provided. on tho big
capital alnpa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
I'll Say So" to Be
Given on February IL

Much Interest h being taken In the
coming musical comedy I'm Say 10.
a. be- given hy the younger social se;
Tor the benefit Of sufferers In tho Near
East wallace" Wallace is etli d.
rectnF the performance, despite IN.
founded rumurH 10 the contrary. re.
a week The comedy will be staged
at the crystal theatot on the evening
ct February ta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
WHEAT SMUT TO Be
WAGED IN COUNTY
j. d. Tinsley, County Agent, Is
Holding Meetings for the Pur.
pose Of Imparting Valuable In.
formation on the Subject.

county AF'nt D u Tiuslcy started
the campaign against wheat smut
yesterday tffr uoun with a ueWouHtrt-
ton an1 Instructive Tall tf trirrus
where mnchets from al uf that sec.
ton gathered tu learn the latest meth
ui uf combating tho
~ Boz the plan 81 o. count, agent
tu visit practically every community
iu thp nuutrt within tho next thirty
tlyH Iud tain o. tho farmers un tho
tInI,Uf This afternoon u meeting
was h,id 90 fllWrda % tomorrow
Nf TiusioN vii tails Boo uuranis
NJ TiuHioy BE- urging the wheat
rfuWurs 81 the county Co. 10" fufWHiin
u- e prr.auuun against th" smut Aa
BE- hIH htsu proven hy government
tests Co. I- tnH moot u~fHCNDthIH rtWs
,i o. Is uHr m the ratio uf pint
ct flrmailur tu fuf} EHllons uf 49,.
Ter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

Copenhagen. Ian go Epnrtaran
forces hat, overturned the govern
ment in MIihfIushavcu. OefmnnN.
and occupied thr hanks and puhne
buildings They have ordered the
court martial ~ their n~uporrnta.
Halfway traffic fn and from Wilhelm -.
shnNsn bios nrsn stopped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

charging violation uf tho 10 hour ~
pioymCnt act. There we're fifteen
count on which the railway company
was being tried. The company alleges
that the occasions upon which men
were held on duty over sixteen hours
were times when the violation Of the
act could not be prevented. due 20
breaking % equipment n was he.
tween Las Vegas and Albuquerque
aud % MarCial ANA DeminE that the
alleged violations are said 20 have oc-
Cured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

Phoenix. Ari1. dan. an.-Nuuflca-
ton has beer received from the war
department a. NaHh4nrtnn that l'hue-
mir has been dcHiFnlted az ~ tioppinr
place leo the Hlf service trans rentin.
oninl flights now projected The urst
army nirnlnuns expected here ave
those forming the squadron TOW re-
turning 90 railfornia from q Atlantic
guuNf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
To Honor Roosevelt
By Big Mass Meeting
In City February 8

fnryirVs boz honor o. Theodore
Roosevelt, former president Of M"
limited States, Will hc held boz Alhu.
uusrpur SUNDAY. February .. at tho
auditorium of the high school The
rhirf speaker 81 the dnN will be IL
\ q MedE, The address will o..
EINtu ~ 3.s0 O'Clock in the AFTERNOON
The hirh H'huol orchestra viii Wru'tu
music. under tho direction Of Miss
Mabel shelton charles o. wade.
chairman 81 tho citt tumml ssiun. Will
preside ne The meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
t.rnnt Iln,s Iln-son CIrh.

nustun. Jan a0=The sale Of the
controlling Interest IN the BOSTON Ma
tionai league baseball club TO George
Washington grfnt for tho lHat ten
f, ears the owner ~ a sirinF ~ moving
picture thraters IN London. England,
announced today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Restrictions on
Anthracite Soon
Will Be Removed

Washington. Jan 80 An order re-
mosinr all reductions. including price
and Hnne regulations. on anthracite
coat has been prepared Rt the fuel
administration and awaits Admlniatra-
tor garfiella signature to make N
effective An official announcement
D. expected shortly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
School Children Will
Give Musical Comedy

Grade school children ARE pr,pat
lnr 20 give o. mus fnl snmrlv lu tho
auditorium uf Do hirh srhnul on Fen.
ruHry The comedy viii boz tIn
defilla iu Flower inud" aud children
from the fIst to Tive seventh grades
Will take putt iu the unffufmangs
ThnN iu 90 viii bc IN tho comedy
The plaf b. being directed hy Miu
shelton AMI tho children are
working htii Co make % a real sHc.
cess.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

pAthins lodge of New Mexico, viii
meet tonight with The local lodge at
nav West Gold VENUE. All visiting
members OF the lodge are invited -
attend Mr. Medley IN on his way
FROM attending the stock show AZ
Denver to his llomU In Mngduleun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

g. a. Campbell aged 81. died last
night ut ~ 70 clock a. the home Of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Campbell.
on south Third street lie b. SUR
vlved BY three brothers. Neil and RAY
mond Campbell ~ Albuquerque. and
Frank Campbell u Vallejo. Calif..
two sisters. Mrs g A. HAL 81 Aihu-
qleruue. and Mrs NJ W. Alden OF
Fort Worth. Tex The body was taken
TO e 4 i-r.nchs SO funeral ar
engagements have been made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Mortuary


PIT McAfco dicd late wednesday
afternoon az his apartment Mr. Mo
Afev formerly lived in Atlanta, GA.
where his mother res.dss The body
BE- az Strong bruthurf undertaking
rooms. funcfal arrangements viii Doe
announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

Robert 1. k.gloy. AGED %. diod at
his home ON south Edith street yes
tordny morning. tie came hsrr from
Muncouo, lll.. 10 was u construction
foreman for the Chicago bridge and
Iron company e. r. French will have
charge ~ the funeral.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

40 her home in raraiito this morning
She is survived by three daughters
ana two sons The funeral viii bo
held ~ . u'riurk saturday morning nt
the Halarito cemetery. Fred Crol-
lot VIII have charge % arrange
monta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

When baby suffers with ecxems lr
some itching skin trouble. use Doan's
ointment. A little OF q roes a long
a ana u 10 Safe for children. s0e
a boz al all atores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

Athens OFtidnyl Jan q m. oc.
cupatou OF Turkish Thrurc by CreSE
troops u Is learned from "a rciiah'-
suuftr. continues
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

Montpelier W.. Jan 80 fhe fed
eral prohibition nmeniment was rtu-
fled hy the Vermont legislature ip.
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

stantly that troublesome corn or cal
iuH stops hartiug. then shortly you
lAft II out, o ana an without u
pain soreness or irritation. These Ut
W bottles Of Frcczone contain Just
enough 10 rid the feet OF every hard
corn. soft corn, corn between the toes
and tho ,illuses on bottom 81 feet.
So easy So simple why walt No
I humbug!
New-York tribune., 1919-12-21
Holiday Week Parties To
Be For Younger Set
Informal Luncheons, Dances and Affairs For Boys
and Girls Home from School Are the Chief
Events the Weekly Calendar for New Workers

formed by the Rev. DR.. Herbert Ship
man and a reception followed at the
Cosmopolitan Club. Mrs. Scott B. Mac
farlane was her sisters matron of
honor and little Flaminia Theodoli her
niece, daughter of Don Francesca Theo-
doll and Donna Beatrice Theodoli (the
latter a sister Of the bride), was the
flower girl.
The brides gown was of cream chif-
fon velvet, trimmed with lace that had
been worn by her mother on her we'd
ding day. Mrs. Macfarlane was in
mauve brocade, with which she wore a
black velvet hat and carried a bouquet
of pink roses. The flower girl was in a
Kate Greenaway frock of pink char
meuse.
Seth Low served as best man and the
ushers were Robert Meyer, brother of
the bridegroom; Lieutenant Commander
Scott B. Macfarlane, Y. S. ~, D. Ray
mond Noyes and Colonel William Thaw
a cousin of the bride.
Miss Jane Hall, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilford Hall, of Rye, will bt
New-York tribune., 1919-12-21
Mrs. Viola NJ. Flannery
announces Engagement
Many Weddings to Take Place
Soon in the Social World:
Miss Lo,crie Sage Will Wed

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Mrs. Viola NJ Flannery,
widow of Joseph A. Flannery, to Ellie
Nadelman, of Warsaw, Poland. Mrs.
Flannery is a daughter of the late
Count Naselli, Italian Consul General
at New York. Her mother, Countess
Naselli, lives in Rome. Mrs. Flannery
recently announced the engagement of
her daughter Miss Viola Flannery, to
Charles Wright Gutteridge. The latter
wedding will take place January g.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-21
Nicholas Murray Butler
Is Honored bv Jugo-Slay,

The legation of the Kingdom Of the
Serbs, Croats and Slovenes has notified
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of
Columbia University, that Prince Re-
gent Alexander has bestowed upon him
the Order of St. Sava of the first class
in recognition Of the valuable services
rendered to the Serbo- o-Croat-Slovene
nation.
The notification, which came from s
Y. Grouitch, stated that the diploma
~and the insignia of the order had been
received in this country and soon will
be presented officially to DR.. Butler.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-21

Fraser. Of Manhattan and Glen Head.
L. |. Mr.. Fraser attended Erasmus
lIall and is a member of the United
States Naval Reserves. The wedding
Will take place in June
of the engagement Of Miss Lowrie W.
Sage, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
W. Sage. of this city and Albany, to
w Allston Flagg, of New York, son of
Mrs. John Turner Atterbury, Of 13
West Forty-ninth Street. Miss Sage is
one of the debutantes OF the season
and is a member of the Junior League.
Mr.. Flagg was member Of the class
of 10 at Harvard, when he enlisted in
the United States Naval Reserves. His
father, W. Alston Flagg died several
years ago.