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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
COOLERS. q: RUBES, O

tSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA. July l5.-Too much
errors. gave Petersburg the second
game of the series with the RubcS this
afternoon, 10 o. Petersburg scored N
the sixth, when Hinkey hit. Went TO
second on McConnelrs sacrifice. to third
on Killers hit and scored on kracmcy's
error.
The eighth saw two more runs piled
up for The visitors when CnElaub hit.
went 10 second on Hinkcy's sacrifice
Mcconnell! walked and both scored
when Hitler drove a long one TO center
was scored in the ninth, when Parker
hit, took second on Clemens out went
10 third on Rarrick's out and scored
on a passed ball.
Both teams gave exhibitions of fast
fielding, and Gullman. for the home
team. pitched winning ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First .race----fve and a hall :urlongs-vho
Cares, III GATOR ; TO /. 5 to s. to 3
Won; EAR colleen. III ambrose. : 20 /
to zen. .-econd: ur-sht Cpd, u!
Tiiims-i67 a. Tomo., serviile,a. M N.sq
collie N. Marry Sinner. Co..moran. Barley
Water also ran.
second race-;h. Pi,nam purse: selling:
one NIL" and seventy yards-Psddy Whack
Us Fairhrotheri to 10. to ). out WOW:
I? ;. second Tailor. Maid. % oWids, 50
70 !. 70 to }. 10 !. third Time IS SIS.
rapagerr. sunny Hi, Huubut, Sy!vano also
ran
Third -:.Ares:ycsr-old.: The larry
You HSei iii ,%o,ani. = 20 5. 70 70 >. won ogt
second: q attn. los k.l-avr. "a :, 20
Ia :. third T!m"-l.3a rs. Tei.ey,
scoois Keen Jane also ran.
Fourth -ac"-iho TucAahos hand!cap: or.
miie-Baiy.. ll3 rTicAens). : 70 :. to 3.
out ont second. T.rta, los ,ScutttnS.ri
- % : - !. our. third. Time! 5, IS
-Mn-v N-gd $50 ran.
I.f,A rse1 ,s'.-!ns, about six tG-loaEs-
Won: .,ffletecE H. 100 CcsrrolJ. 50 70 !.
i . - !! second. Valerie Wes, ,d-
re. 50 % y 10 J. TO l. Third Tina
Isl. IS. Ting alag. loer' =. %an
Greene Cod Nvori, F:lcr,Sd ii .und.4.
10 ss'e, ta-tn".ito, sedan, Anna -~as.if.
,stx,h .-aco-ayo .a-:oass-t.ove,y, u:
Al.tvan. ile Gau;w"uD l5 20 / % : 3 -
second; ia h' p.Liaunt. IL CrroNls-l :.
= J, - = n :. tr:rd. Time .0l =
Nll". VIVIAN. I.gri" May. Our Maid. I.lDls.
i.sayhk- I.aGsatsr. Mildred Penelope, Jessie
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YANkS SPLIT DOUBLE BILL
TIGERS WIN FIRST, BUT ARE
DEFEATED IN FINAL GAME
jennings Clan Hit for Twerty-Threc
Bases In Opening Encounter
and C1lnch Series.
tRy Associated Pr..,1

DETROIT. July ls.-Ncw York and
Detroit broke even on n double header
today, the locals winning the first con
test IL TO ?. and losing the second. to
O. 1t wound up the series. in which
Detroit took four out OF five.
The hrst game was A s~atfest In
which the Tigers hit for twcnty-three
bases. while Dauss held New York to
seven scattered hits. Young. Heilmann.
Bush and Neach led tho batting, tho
latter getting TWO implies. The sec
ond game, called at the end OF the
sixth to allow New York to catch a
train. was won by timely hitting. com
hined with Boland's costly error in the
third.
Scores.
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock, .-l2; Nashville, i-2.
Atlanta. &: Birmingham. >
New orleans Mobile. wet grounds.
Chattanooga. 3. Memphis. ..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. > co!Um bus. O.
Toledo. =, Kansas CitY. J.
Minneapolis. -. lnG!anapo! s.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester, Reading. rain.
Buffalo Ne mark. rain.
Baltimore. s. BinEhamtor. 1.
Toronto, 5, Jersey C!ty. >.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAG CE.
Charleston. ! Columbia. o.
Augusta. 10: Charlotte l.
Spartanburc, 6. CiycenVille, {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

INdt 'h.re SnoIIH De IN aws'sy-
Organization governing In. d*scr.cs
Or trapshootinE is the opinion o.:
great many amateurs, bI. no 0r. seems
"illinE 10 accept the r%spbusf ul-t,v o..
f"rmlns such an organization Thr.
Grand Americas handicap no.-i re q
most appropriate time 70 start no BAL.
rolling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Norfoll>. q: Richmond. u.
Portsmouth. !: Newport News. n.
Petersburg. :; suffolk. u.
GAMES TODAY.
Richmond at Norfolk.
Portsmouth, at Newport News.
Petersburg M suffolk.
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Women. Swimming "Champs.-

Inc SCUM N1ore C0.ntrV EI.o o.
Chicago has changed the dst- for tn.
womAHs ra'.ona! lon--dis,a0cc swim
ming class!- IN order 20 avoid conflict
inE With other events prsv.1.sly
cerded. zHd VIII rur The race on
august 3 The course laid our j. IN
Lake Michigan, from I!yda rarE 20 the
On hh.L.e nnai
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TARs SHUT OUT INDIANS
GET TWELVE SAFETIES OFF
PIERCE FOR SIX TALlIES
Errors ny Poole and O'Brirn Aid In
Victory Of Norfolk In Second
Game.

NORFOLK. VA. July 5.--Norfolk had
little trouble defeating Richmond to-
day. The local PLAYERS hit Pierce TO
all corners Of tho lot, and. aided by
the visitors errors, piled up sin runs.
The feature q! tho game was the hit
ting OF Champagne. who connected
safely four times. one OF tncm COINS
for three bases.
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Boston.
Chicago
Totals so Totals SIS
-Ba;tsi Tor Fillineim IN ninth

chicago ............n = O n q ~
Boston ..............l q n | q q %
summary: Two base hit>-Flack. Smith,
tiilns I'M. Three base hits-Deal. Mann
Powell Thorpe. Sacrifice hits-Dral Kill
f'r boubl" play--rowcll Ia Maranvillc to
iolk". LET, or hascs--Ch!cago. >: Ros;on.
8 Ea>e on baIls-on Alexander .: of
McSuillsr. Hits-on McCulfEn { in
-: m Fil!insim : tn i-S Struck out
by Alexander. .; by MCou!lan. = b.
Fiiltncim. /. Losing pitcher--McCuil!an
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Registered Shoe, In uilmine,on

With si5o added in tro7hies and cash
he Greenhill TrapshootnE Club. OF
Wilmington. Del. vii: mold it's first
re clustered tournament SATURDAY..
Tn" program calls for $50 targets.
thrown IN two l5-tarEet races and s,:
Hu-tarEci events
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

TIE md an jim Vh0rpe. VINO was The
-reatGII foo,baN star ever, s ora OF
me t"W foc'utl' experts TO max. good
- profess on.l baseball Thorpe. s.rc-
MS Snif' from Ner- York to Boston.
has played eXc"p'l-ra!ly good hall, be-
SIDES hitting usr
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NrvDorf Seux
rortsn outh,
rs .El.rFS

Portsmouth, ........ .........-ohoni n7nn-i
New3rrt Sc1s .....-..-. .... . o ~ . q r Z ~
SUMMARY sacrihc@ ht,s-Jorez smith
S'c'sN h-s.'-t 'e-. pour!n -'-Es-<uraL
- sham . Rooney. "ai'erat' t. B-eun!-
ff,ul.rr , Ut on ras.s-% cyyp6r' News
!; Fo-,sT?utn ~ py n',ghed h4....
TIM" - game! =. urn?!res-We.sh and
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ALEXANDER WINS HIS GAME
VICTORY CROWNS INITIAL
ENCOUNTER SINCE JUNE II
Hits of Deaf. Mann and Elsck In
Fourth Pave Way for 80 Triumph
for Cults.
IBv Associated rrewl

BOSTON. July lj.-AicNandcr pitched
his first game since Juno - and led
Chicago to i-to-2 victory over Ros-
ton today. Bases on halls by NcQuii-
Ian. and hits by Deal. Mann and Flack
together with All error hy RigGert. in
the fourth. gave the Cubs five runs.
10 S,trn-
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AMERICAN, 3: STATE & CITY, /

American National R.0k defeated
the state and CITY team YESTERDAY
afternoon by score ~ 10 Tn.
game Was, CLOSE. the only arawbsr;;
being the bad weather TIE fea'y-.
OF the game was BalGwins rr.chfre
His oppoGprnts did no. Ect = hn l!Is
teammates feldcd well behind n.m
Score.
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Coast Chnmpion Turn. PRO.

Henry pirrmaun. Jr.. who won tho
California state championship in 1915.
and for the past four wears has been
among tho highest ten amateurs in
the averages. has Joined the ranks OF
the DrOfc IS !oNal trapShooters
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MURPHY WINS TWO RACES
DRIVES DIRECT C. BURNETT
AND SANARDO TO VICTORY
Defeat OF ScvrrnI Eavorites Adds Zest
TO Grand Circuit Opening Day
AZ I<nIamnZoa.

KALAMAZOO. MICH, July 15.-Thc
opening day. Of Kalamazoo's twelfth
ahhua Grand CIRCUIT meeting Was fea-
tured ny the victory Of pirec; g. R,,r
nett. Murphy's entry. in the 2:l3 pace.
lie won IN stS,ight heats and tho time
2;o"'. 2.o3i2 and 2:o"i2. MAS fast.
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TRUCKERS. |; BUILDERS, o

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July Is
by count OF to o. the visitors nav
ing the better OF q :.ngIng duel The
game was witnessed by Very small.
crowd.
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PctcrSbnrc.

SGiiolN .... % g" . Q - o % O.
'ershurs 2: ThTec hsse h!ts--Ht!le- Bases
IN ~ .is-nr Gus!ma2 !. OF Cnrlaub. :.
Md aitchcs-Cullnla7. /. First base on
-rrors--Sufo!k. !. PETERSBURG. Two ha
hits-Guilman. Stolen hsses-Hills- Sac
r!Hce hits-B'sck. Hinhev. =. Clemens.
StruCh out-5y GullUan. 1. b. Cngiaub. D
Passen halls-Ma-;in IN; ~ rItch~r-i'r-
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FIRST GAME.
fhi "aML.
New York. Detroit,
Totals So Totals ..a5l3ls
.Batt~d for Shor. in NTH.
Scarf

'Batt~d Tor Shor. In NTH.
Score by innings r.
N.w York ...........o 20 o.
Summary: Tro-has. hit--I.-wis Cobb
Three base hit--Neach '2t. Young stolen
hases-Young lst. Sacrifice h'ts---Bodi-
Daus,. Sacrifice hy--C'ohh. Double play
Pratt I" Feuster to Pipp. Lett on bases
New York. s. Detroit s. Base on balls
of Shor.. ?: of Dauss L of Sna'lwoot.
Continued on Tenth PageD
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Norfolk.

Richmond ....,..... ............n n q n
No-folk ....... ....... .....-..l = 6in.
summary rwo-hasc hitsf.oa; theirs Three
base h,ts-Shampa Home run-Raiitn-
ger Sacrifice hits schwartz. =: BallirEer.
Stolr1 hases-o Rricr. Loft ha Rich
11ond. $: Norfolk. q Struch out-hy Nit
Ch"l. :. Sas" on hsii,-hv Fierce H-.-
tors hit-ricrCc. tNttchc'h. Mild ri'Ch
Mitchell Time-i:to t'n7!rcs- NCGrsw
and Ientlc. Attcndancc-i.it ~
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

NFNl MS NTSTIKDNN
Philadelphia Cincinnati tr;,in,: ttuo
games tounprruNp.
New York pittsburgh truin).
BroolIN Louis (r,iinl
Chicago. :: Boston. =?
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago nj lnStOn.
II. Louis at BrOuk.Nn
Fit sburri at New York
Cincinnati at rhiladeirhia.
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MERCHANTS RETAIN LEAD F.
DEFEAT FEDERAL RESERVE
OUTFITBY SCORE OF 6TO4
Fnst Game Featured by Hurting OF
Dn'is md FnuitIcss Fielding
OF Winners.
EANIS LIZ NI.I,I.,

erchants National Bank deteate
continued on Tenth PaEcD
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and American National
National state
City Bank

rota!s- ~ ] Totals. "a )
Score by innings =
state and CITY. ..............0 O O.
American ............... q n o.
ThI~ebsa- htt.--Binford ana Rroaddus
Stolen sa,.s-EIifr Nond.rlehr !. Hend.
ley ahde ". " E.nGicy Sacrihtc hit
\ Klise. Double p!ays-I.aHr.nce 10 Ian.
y drTn; I-arorum 10 CLAYTON. Rs--s on
ht,s-on Lawrence. IN .nninEs: on
/, Baldwin. IN innings Struch out-hy
AEarrenee. }; by Baldwin {. Empire MI.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. II: New York. :. ifir>t gume).
New York. 3: Detroit. Second
philadelphia. ;: 81. Louis {;
Washington. 3: tteN nd, u.
Chicago. 3: boston. |.
GAMES TODAY.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at 81. Louis.
PhIladrluhiu at Detroit.
BuStUn nj tleN Gland.
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Continued on Tenth Pagc)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
LONERGAN RESIGNS
AS SUPERINTENDENT
OF INDIAN AGENCY
After Thirteen Year, In Indian
Service Resignation Goes In TO
Commissioner at Washington.
Takes Effect IN September

Philip r. L~onersan. who has been
for eight years IN charge Of the New
Mexico Pueblo Indian agency. with
office h@-~ ha- s@nt W ~. reslrna-
ton 70 Indian Commissioner cato
Sells, Washington. D. G.. and win quit
ne office on September I. n IL I'M
aersiood that Mr.. LonerEan ufi 80 In
&C. business % q more lucrative nature
but y u not yet announces what that
vii be-
Mr. Lonerran has been In the In
dian service FOR thirteen years. enter
irK the service AZ Port Defiance.
Aria. when n. Perry o. the Indian
school was agent there During the
eight years Of HE service here he has
established q splendid record. gainlne
M confidence OF his chargca aud
dcreloplnx h assets % the puebios
tery materially In 4 business way. The
irieta fndinns particularly have pros
persd and have a large bank account
In Albuquerque.
Due 20 NIr. Lonerran's Influence ln
cHplAinInG the mennlnr % the Liberty
hnndn the Indians contributed largely
20 he various loans and ln many
cssss Tar exceeded expectations. put
tirG IN practically every cent they
posrresed. Their confidence IN the
superintendent was such hat they
brought him their d~ifficaitiea and
trusted hia judgment IN regard 70
their troubies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
Range and Mining to
Boom in South Half
OF State This Year

Range and mining conditions in thu
southern part Of New Mexico are "a
~cepuonaily PROMISING IN the opinion
81 J. n HCrndun. president 81 the
state National hank. who has Just re-
turned from a "trip through southern
countlca
Mr.. Herndon spent two DAYS riding
N driving over the range % Sornr.
70 county. The outlook there b very
encouraging and abundant grass was
found. The people % Soc0rro C0uu.
" are now greatly Interested ln oil
development. according % Mr. Hrrn-
don.
Luna county range conditions are
satisfactory. although Dcmlne itself
IL somewhat depresset owing o. the
removal % Camp Cody. silver CITY H.
on the verge Of a large boom. since
old minea are being opened 90 and
new mines started. Mr. Herndon
found mat the sudden rise In the price
o. silver has brouEht about a %surprls-
lnN revival IN tho mining Of that
metal Fhe owners are very nptimir-
nc and viii doubtle.s continu. Gros1-
eninf their operations The range con.
diuiois In Grant county arr good. al
thouEh cattle are not doing quite
year.
Sierra county g. also
very well ana mHny steers are being
deitered. Practically alt 81 Tho
steers there have been contracted fnr
AZ FOOD prices. similar conditions are
70 be found IN other southern coun-
Ties where d rains have made IA fine
ntand o. grass and the luasas were
less severe during the water.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
SERVICE FLAG WILL
Be DEAOD|L|zED ON
COMMENCEMENT DAY
Governor Larrasolo 10 Demobilize
Service Flag Of University at
Commencement Service Inaug.
urated by w. Q. O. 8.

~ the university commencement
exercises In June the service naE
which bears 4ji stars. representing
boys who served durinE the war, viii
be- demohliiEed. Governor l~arraxuln
will call the roll. and those who are
present viii respond personally, those
uhn are unable 60 be there will send
some message, either by letter OF icie.
gram. and Tor those who - their
lives a memorial service viii be- held
The service a. ln charge ~ Mis-
Ethei Hickey who has not al yet re.
celNfd tho exact program. which vii
hc sent her from the war camp COM
muuiiy service Tho 4 e 81 service
flag uemuhlliEnuun originated with
the " e. a. \ and the service has
been outlined by them. Universities
throughout the country All observe
this method o. roll call of the boys
who served aud several colleges have
already ~demohilizcd their service
flags
Tho University Of Oklahoma held
their service some tmc ago. but %
Wa thought best % hold that Of 'he
g. University - New Mexico in uuucc-
ton with the commencement pro-
gram % Will be- an Interesting and
impressive Observance o. tribute Co
the boys and service strips VII be-
added Co the flag by the governor as
tho reports % service ere made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
AMERICAN WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL FUNDS TO
Be RAISED BY JUNE
Local Committee Has Organized
Two-Day Campaign to Raise
Bernalillo Co. Quota Of s2b0
For Women 3 Hospital

Women doctors are making q spc.
cial effort Co. obtain dollar member
ships from the general public. one
hundred dollar memberships viii pay
for ether fnf one unit for five mouths
The local chairman plans to raise
the quota here with "a team ~ ten
women whu viii each secure ten
membership The campaign Will be-
sin as soon an tho aiidrs which have
been sent fnf arrive whon they viii
De shown u the local movie hous,s
together with addresses hf women
two miuutc speakers
New Nork. Nay ts with commit
tees iu % ~ the largest cities and
towns of the United States tho nation
wide cHmpnigu fur $3.50. boa fur tho
American wnmeu's hospitals ls Hssur.
cu of success. according O. the be.
uunal committee which has hrHduuar.
teri ~ go Madison avenue New
YORK CttN The drive wh.ch viii com
TIME tlll June ln. D. designed Co. raise
funds FOR o. equipment ~ urw units
Tor scrhit b the Far EHst
Nsw Mexico workrra hope Co. raise
81 towards the und Tho state
stairmHn b. Dr. Evelyn IrishIr. 90
NeN Grant building. A-lluuuerIuy
while Mrs a. . tlrelir. f-.t Elsf
Central enu mas charge ~ tho in-
,tl work Tor the Cit, and the urirh
boring towns
The first appeal nf the American
umr hospitals w' hi-pI 600 fhH
tutufc What Ne would dH The, pres
uut appeal De- lIsrI uu what Wr have
hItNrl siid Ur MARY 30 CROW
inri chairman uf tap executive
BOARD 'lu Jess than 1880 years We
hove equipped HuH sent abroad "sU
rIrir units comprising Iu.fuf. den
i.Hfa nurses HuI chauffeur. vt howe
.A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
Fashions for Americans,

THE charming noEliEee shown
tho sketch offers u suggest
= tu the June bride. ~ b. sui
c.entiy conventional IN style line
serve HH n breakfast gown, and n
type uf uprlirte o. much more HerNlf
ahic than tho one that b. diHtiurI
for wear within the houduir III
underneath section ~ this pretty T|
mrnt o. ~ white crepe de chine u
apron or tuuir front /. NJ pale colur
ucorrctic unishcd with " wide ru
ct lace ~ ~ aeif-fahric emhruidet
ln sllk or metal thread a strair
panel IN the back extends from I'D
line 60 hem ~ the garment d
sleeves are threc-quarter length VI
cut Co flare. An opening on {
shoulder makes Il possible 10 ?
comfortably Into this littio hot
Eown.
a very interesting type % noFlif
brought out 10y M designer recent
consists ~ fuli-iongth one pie
white satin with q knee.icurth Mu
DARN shaped coatse 90 GourFcttc
contrasting color. which may
slipped on over tho pnjamts The y
tue elaine" iur this garment b. ~
the paIHmHs may be used as q slice
Ing garment N desired aud hy 2
mere addition - tho uycrhiousc BE-
transformed into a. ureaeutuhlr l
very becoming huudoir outfit
The cape or shawl Of nsriirec
also n great fHyuritc this season
b. fashioned VET, much on the sHl
general lines us the pnjamn affair u
described 4 foundation ~ sat
tHffctn. uf crepe de chine iH topped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

The Kids clever" h. dangling au-
other scalp from ~ belt Albuquerque
twice fell victim 10 d delightful pro
ductiun two weeks ~ santa Fc waa
added % the list Of capfitca on Sat
uriay niEht when Joe scuiti'H musical
comedy was presented ~ The Elka
thcatcr in the npitul city h1 the Al
h-uuusrlus company
The Elia caravan icu Albuquerque
promptly ~ O'Clock There veto
seventeen ruta in Tine and the drivers
took their uwn time in uvtting To- san.
Ia Ic A. the Indian school outside
The city. the parude was formed anu
banners announced that The Kids
clever company was boz The
string OF ears rircled once around the
plaza and then turned toward hotels
The show went 80 we'll boz Santa 20
az ~ did here on the opening night
The east aud chorus went though their
parts with only a. few minor breaks
The applause greeting their efforts
was surprisingly large The thcntcr
was packed FOR the performance
a dance was given FOR the company
In the Elks bah room after The show
Most Of the AlhuuucrIuclnH rDmg mod
in santn w. until sunday afternoon.
many Of them ViaItIng bishops LVdgg
during he DAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

Sergeant A "a Dykstra. In charge
% the local army recruiting station,
will leave on Thursday for q weeks
recruiting trip. he Will go 10 tsicta
on MAY -, 90 los i.unas on May -,
70 HELEN on May - and will return to
Albuquerque on May -
Orders were received thls morning
from he VI faso recruiting office 20
discontinue accepting men for cavalry
service overseas Those who have al
ready been accepted will be forward.
ed. hui the auxiliary stations VIII not
take n more candidates
These orders meal that the country
has reached M desired quota o. a.
Gee men Tor cavalry service with the
A. n n. II also Indicates that the re-.
nader OF the te.eeo men for overseas
service viii soon be obtained The Al
tuquerque office L. located al 2ioh
West Central Nen ana u lot open
20 cniistments Tot foreign service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
Regular Club Work
Is Now Being Done
By Boys and Girls

lulo count, b. now proceeding with
regularity under the personal super
vision of county clu. leader. Phillips
Each school be- visited on a certain
date end instruction is given boz ull of
the various club projects which have
been taken up b5 the pupils of each
school
The school houses are used aH com.
munity Contvrs for thiH WORK and aii
90 the club classes are held ut thc
school buildings
Loo Oregon BE- being visited hy ST..
Phillips today The Martinez district
will be- visited tomorrow and the
inurhoH DC Albuquerque school will
have club classes on "wednesday Tho
remainder of The wcpk Will Doe used
hY Str Phillips boz work m the ,.t,
dlHfricta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19
''Evangeline" Will Be
Repeated in Indian
School Commencement

The well known poem Esannclinc'
viii be presented again this year by
mo Indian school 80 part Of their
commencement exercises The school
has given this play ,NeU five years
and viii o. .eat tho custom this torn.
The date nf The commencement has
not set been set probably the early
Part Of June. aH they do not wish Co
conflict with either high school or
university exercises There are ten
graduates from the tenth grade the
aik girlH will al graduate In hums
economics, % elementary nursing.
and 81 tho boys one viii Efnduatr in
carpentry, one in e-nEinoering, o. two
boz agriculture Some ~cnlarremoutH to
the buildings are being made at th,
school
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-19

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f..m Ula military service &C. wIi rra
torn 90 hIs business connection go
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f.T.Hu service
cont JAIME. y GIHIuIrr FORMER
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TH. Hiaf fwu wears Iu active service
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.N IlI. captain Dl1tdIur h1s not
boom IIs, h,tr,i iuf be- Un ffa Do
m I,Its UIH nuII discharge date s
...ffI.r ta Is hls fIfur, husIut- Co.
If.n t.ruf HIIIHIrr volunteered
% I.HH wHYfu be- WHa serving lH
.f Nicer WH,u America entered
.U. $500.