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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-16
TWO AND THREE, OR PUTTING THE
NEXT ONE OVER WITH "BUGS" BAER

/ New York. March 14.--Figuring on
wide open towns, there are lots OF
0urgs which are wider than New
York, but very few that are opener.
Tou can get away with murder in
this neck O. the woods. provided that
you assassinate your fish In friendly
way. IL you have n skull fun 81 lar
Everybody dizzy. Waiting from the
neck up,
Latest stunt Ia a blonde flapper who
q suing ten guys for breach Of prom
oxe at the same time. Caf you beat
It? Every town has blondes. But the
hlondes have this town. You've ptped
lhis kind or chicken. One Of these
birds who powders her nose and her
conscience with the same whack of
4 powder pun
The trial is on now and it's the first
rood laugh since the kaiser stubbed
his too on bis own chin Her lawyer
refuses to allow any near-sighted
guys on the jury and the prosecution
comes back by making her wear rub
Der boots on the witness stand. Al
that she'll probably ankle her way
through to the decision. Great stun
First thing you know II Will be impos-
s.b,e to get on a jury because all the
tickets will be in the hands of specu-
1Ators Four jurors In the front row
were bawled out plenty for packing
opera glasses into the Jury box with
Them. Gilbert q Sullivan lost lot
81 money when they wrote comic
opsras instead OF law books
Well, this nest OF tall bungalows and
eIIckers. The. Older they are. the
tougher the tumble. some old cuckoo.
V,hose whiskers are so long that he
an have EN- knitted into socks with
out disturbing his equilibrium. is gen
oeally the sapp who gets taken. And
(aken plenty. Society for the proven
Zion Of cruelty % Children In tAeir
second childhood should open up =
9GrAgo around here.
Some heavy-eared scientists have
Aopcd that the average intelligence OF
9tsr -Spangled American citizens II
thirteen years. Scenario writer's fig
ufo on the average OF moving picture
audiences as eight years They're
padding tho ballot boxes. II you
asked for sealed bids on that job we'd
0St i iooss stfaw hat against Aspiece
\ - three years s~s.rs sssss. s,- !.
The usual New Yorker doesn't
csfch up with his teething ring nntfl
he's seventy years old. And the boon
~tnfistics show that we're under esti-
mating that plenty Plenty.
The real estate agents VINO nsed TO
p&ddle Grants tomb to tho boys who
live SO far out In the sticks that the
evils roost alongside Of his chickens,
amt out Of business by quite Few
yards. Name some other town where
( wise cracking bird could mix up
rlue and taicum powder and sell the
! 6nswrr for aspirin tablets You said
plenty.
IA wise New Yorker Is always pad-
AHng around IN the sapp zone; Dumb
~1ss IL chewing him up. Hes too
srfse 10 buy drink now for another
MD. but wcli bet a used cough drop
4 AGAINST partly demolished postage
sssrnp that he will buy a saloon license
seer July the first. Tho trouble with
fnis burg is that nobody ever gets
nider above the collar.
Methuselah hung around Tor 100
years. which is sure some long walk.
fs.-s i.'- S.t.oos AGAINST dollars that
! IL III lived here in New York he would
| "a 81 night.
Il This y one nns young Village whsrs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-16
..Fstaily Injured BY Ba,l:

Alexandria. Va, March 1.-THE
body of Paul A. Olinger, seventeen
years old. who died yesterday 1t
Emergency Hospital Washington. was
brought here yesterday and taken
to Wheatley's chapel and prepared for
burial. The deceased was . brother
OF E. r. Olinger, 100 North Henry
street, and lived at Nokesville, Va.
His death was due to injuries sustain
ed BY. keiftk struck on the head by .
ball while playing ball near his homs
4 few days ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-16
zhe7hinkng
Man

Realizes today as never before
that true economy these days re-
sides in the quality more than the
price he pays for his
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
Women Win Laurels In Victory Dnioe.
BY Aida r. SIMS
Phones li6 or 345

I fave you a hohbyf Almost everyone has one whether he has
named il or not some times rs owner docsnt even recognize IT,.
= = and only gives IL the casual time aud attention which remain
after the chldrcn's nails have been examined and the papers aud
movies have been exhausted. But It's there all the time. waiting 10 be
exercised. the finest thing in the world for bad temper. bad nerves. or
that blac feeling which comes with a sluggish liver aud mo- vital in
tcrest in life.
Il doesnt have to be golf grls. gems or gossip; II may bc postage
stamps, pancakes people or pucu.hions Who can tell what will most
satisfy the csthcuc demands of the cropping souli Personally we can
not feel u thrill NJ The intricaccs of the latest crochet stitch, nor in
The dangers that bcct the lycrs of young piW. But each one 10 his
"afcioni 20 and Just ,r what II will add To- life. Only choose q good
hobby. knew an Old lady whose hobby was hating size had spent
wears nj the art. aud amused IN a., well ~ herself all last winter by
The thorough way In which she hated. And know q gentleman who
ndorcs training fcas II keeps him on the jump assure you.
But q far simpler hobby will DO quite ~ we'll. We suggest garden
Ing. Every homckctpcr in Albuquerque might well decide ON having
u lovely garden and each vie with the other IN rs beauty. Why don Q
we have gardens like Santa Re and Las Crucrsi Albuquerque could
be- transformed. and the ladies remember what the poet says There
Ia garden in her face, where lilies and sweet roses blow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

The Ration city federation 10 max
Iur plans Tor H BAN 90 De given tu
swell tho funds heluE raised BY the
lHIlts towards the entertaining ut tho
state federation which meets here IN
October ~ b. expected mat this Will
be ono 81 the hig social events Of D.
season
Ration sorosls continued ~ discus
sion OF the vents uf the now Europe
hN driuHuF Hs lH-t meeting tu u dis-
Question of Poland tud ~ relation 10
90, world
The Monday Progress club ~ RIA
tom IId mot have itH regular meeting
Uu the evening 81 the 2iHt owing 60
iLr bail hriug given hy the Catholic
ladies 10 MARI the close 81 The tenten
season The urAt program viii In
g.udo IL discussion of the league ~
nations aud Will hc under the dircC-
tIuu uf Miss Marion blackwell
The campaign for membership Ia
ihU Ration cts Federation be- still IN
aud lt Be- tho hope NJ the Officers 81
tho federation Co secure the member
ship of every woman be- ituton wis
b. not already affiliated with some
club
Tho pueblo Indians living In the
Vicinity ut santa Dc have demouHtrht-
Dd their loyalty and patriotism by
their generous donations 81 clothing
Geo thp itrd Cross boz lta recent drive
lnr refugee clothing many durable
and -rryiopthlc articles being con-
trlnuicd hy th,-c Indians Of whom
Hf, none too well off thcmsvlyra
Tho Nrd Cross workers ~ Gallup
and Albuquerque received especial
mention boz the A. b. e. Rays FOR last
uunth because uf their splendid hos
pIttIlfk Hud service % the first train
carrying wounded soldiers that has
passed through the boundaries ~ tho
mountain division captain Chiffon.
BOO charge uf tho train. declared thaf
hIs hDts had received no reception
anywhere curnuto that cquallod tho
demonstrations ot the mountain diNi-
a.ou
SANTA fc. y NJ doesn't know that
the Wtr boz over We ore too hutN
with uur Rcd cross work to notice
such trivial things Hs the nrmistre
besides We know that the He'd Gross
biggest lnh remains 90 be done, ~
tho way o. NJ the workers explains
santa Fr.a Ignorance
Tho Good cheer club ~ A%lhuQuor-
uue is i branch ct the Nrhecrus
which works Tor the orphans Home
Boz boswell w are glad 90 welcome
This club into the ranks % those
WHO'S, duIuEs wr report ana Viii Dee
IIii Co hear Of its activities
The turtuiEhtlA Muslt Gun lihi
program was presented ON Tuesday
evening ut the Methodist sauntorium
boo Albuquerque Mrs = D, Miller was
boz charge OF The program.
Through tho cooperation 81 sew
Grail of tho church ghulrs ana tho
I~urtuIFhtN Music club every aanh-
turIum Boo the city uf Albuquerque was
Furnished with music Tor Easter The
programs were rlyon ut Z . mi, OF
Easter SUNDAY ana were very much
appreciated bN all who had tho priv
lego of hearing them,
Lucy Hunter, y " a. A. score.
tary iu Indian schools In Oklahoma
and Ncw Mexico, comeH In contact
with r.ris from thirty five differen.
tribes iu her travels from school q,
school Shr is n full. hinoded Whine
haFo Indian and RAJ born Pm th'
Mlnnphago reservation ninety mile.
from umahH. Nrb d has as hel
idea n her work the desire u help
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
Mns. AIArnEp cHuNsrELD
AI hNgIIIDN.

a beautiful luncheon was given on
Monday IN Taft haii ~ the Aiyarado
in honor 81 Mrs Lewis Brooks by
Mrs Alfred prdnsfeid The tables
were arranged in the form ~ n cap
ital N, In order 20 ven the twenty
four guests. and were decorated with
u ~profuaion % simply beautiful
spring flowers. and ferns 1lndl0laa.
snapdrnEonH, marguerite. sweet.
peas. jonquila. bachelor buttons. were
%arrugFed In fascinating bouquets up
and down the tables ThN central
color note % red forming Il beautiful
contrast 20 the more delicate cuiura
After the luncheon the party motor.
cd h. the Grunsfeid home and Inc re-
mainder u the afternoon was spent
az cards.
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ROsw NOTES.
liy til0ft Clayton.


NnHNfNs =. W. Apru 20 itit.
The Maaonl party on the twenty
nfth was n most elaborate affair n
was greatly enjoyed BY all IA attend
The affair was held In he
spacious home % this noble order.
Mrs. Thomas Fee recently gave n
party nt her home IN honor % her
mother. Grandmother Goodseil ~
Vas in honor % her seventy third
birthday.
Mr Roy zimmerman has been en-
tertainine his sister IND her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. l. w. Rowley, who are
onroute 10 their new home In Los
Anrlrs. The Rowleys were former
o. ~ Cordeli. Okia.
Mr. ana Mrs sohn Tweedy enter
iained delightfully."- a. thrir home re-
Gently in On Informal evening of dance
lfter which q delicious lunch was
served.
Mrs a. ~ summers recently en-
tsrtained q few ~ her friends al an
evening ~ auction bridge. which fol-
lowed u scven o'clock dinner.
The party % Roswell road enthua-
lasts which lcft for Mineral Wells.
Texas. 20 attend the meeting % tho
nankhcad Highway, returned after
(Continuci on page two.l
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TmE nNII.

The annual shrine ball given nn
Tuesday nirht at tho Masonic tcm-
pie was the most elaborate affair ~
the year The ballroom was docurut.
Cd with shrine rmhirmH and great
crcscents 81 palms with mufrcs 81
flowers. which with tho fara ~ Eng.
land. France and the taltud States
mad u very striking effect Tlo
lights were nil shaded with new
shades 81 unusual desiEn. iadro and
Mrs " w. Hanna OPENED che BAH a.
. o'clock with the Grand march. and
dancing continued until early ln che
morning The gowns Wuru were dr.
Cldcdly 81 poet. war oinrHnre and
added much 90 the charm 90 the eyu-
ming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
en Social EOens and Two amateur Plays Hows Horticulture As a Hobby %

Ing the Girls Of her race 10 develop
Christian character and 10 become
thorough American ciuzeua She.
herseif. u n very wtdeawake and up
to-data American.
The mountain division Of tho Red
Cross contains n large number Of
spanish speaking people. Chapters
% hts Kind should make especial ef-
fort % argunint the people with the
spanish edition 81 the Red Cross
magazine. Send 20 division head
quarters for sample copies % the
magazine.
The New York city board % edu-
cation has decided In favor - erect
ihr 20 new school houses this year 10
cost fi.0No, 0oe or four times sH much
a. New Mexico spends altogether In
one year for education.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
unuDRES's RECITAL To

IHftDHiN's RtCfTAL TO
49, GIVEN.
The third recital by pupils Of Miss
louise Nichols Will be given Tuesday
evening. April 7sih. al the Prrshy-
terrain church ~ sit5. Adelia Eder
nod William neicher. viollniatn pupils
Of Mis- Naick. will aaalst. The pubic
n cordially invited. Piano duets will
be played by Dor0thy Cheney and
Hoatiie Furry. Mildred Baaer and
and M%arrnret spargo, and solos BY ths
following young boys and nfrin:
Hon Barth. Elsie Rua@niL Nell An
drOa. Paul Mcdonald. Franklin Sch
wentker. Dorothy 8chwentksr. Hctcn
ioslns. Eunice Herkcnhaff. Evelyn
Mearns. Erma WeEs. Aida oaravelil.
bay stronR. virginia Mciandrses and
Dorothy cameron viii be the 40
companist
PERSONAL NEWTON.
Miss Virginia Carr sailed about tan
DAYS Tor France with a continn-
ont Or Catholic workers from wash
inrton. Mis- Carr. when she found
that she cpuid not he acccptcd BY tho
Rcd Cross on ccoun Of being too
Young FOR OVERSEAS service. went to
Washington who're she took n three
months preparatory ouruo with the
Catholic Organization.
DR. staab has rone 10 Boaton 10 Join
his sister. Mrs. Max NordhauA and
be- taking Master Hobby Norfhaun and
Miss Elizabeth, who has beer suffer-
ing from hay.fcver, 10 be with their
mother.
Miss Elizabeth Wiley has been M
a. tho home Of NJ. and Mn Clancy
IN santa ~, having lct Albuquerque
10 oscnpc has-fcvcr.
4 certain little lady Of our arquain-
tunre. who h nothing VI not polite. obs
reTfud ne minister looking "a her In
church ~ b VA 80 90 Incline her
head and sny. How 40 you dor"
strange that those golf stories
should ~ differ aoi Who knows what
Che real scores werof n seems that
Che matches took advantage % sew
orai good lies
a. Johns Guild meeting and tea
which was 10 have . held on
"Wednesday OF this week. were post
poued 90 tho coming Wednesday.
Mra Harold Gaior was hostess on
TUESDAY afternoon AZ n meeting Of tho
Tuesday bridge ciub
The Crochet club was entertained
Tuosinv Afternoon AZ the home OF
Mis- e. D. liodEn.
The Wednesday, bridge club met AZ
The home of Mrs W. N. Farr.
Tho Masonic club is planning a
duncc Tor Tuesday evening. April 1ott
az the Masonic temple. This dance TO
BE- strictly FOR members Of the fra
tcfnai o~rrauixafiun.
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nishinrH. the Young Women'a Christ
ian association Of hat city In making
Il possible for factory girls 20 have
chn rminE louufinT rooms.
1t IN remarkable what soap. water
n o. little feminine ingenuity win do
for these odd cornora that have never
hrcu used for places other than dumra
declare some OF the Eiria who have
been active In trimming up the cor
aers II Just mon putting a lounge
here and a bright pillow there, n lace
curtain M n window and q dainty lamp
with a ooiorcd shade on the table aud
such little feminine touches and the
first thing you know the girls have u
dainty place Of their own whore Wey
nay rcnd, tnik, or test, IN each ease
~. \. W c. a. ~co-orerntcH with the
manager The latter IA almost always
glad 20 have the r%cnoyatinE tnke place
~ Iic Given nc the ltio gandc ~clnpoi
This evening the play which has
lfon iu preparation Tor some time
viii Boz given for tho entertainment %
the children az b RIO Grand. Indus
trial school hy the young employed
Girls ~ the Y. W e. a. Mrs. Part.
ridge has cen coaching the girls u
the cup club. a. they arc called. In
the pretty French pihylet, Jean
Noel u will begin al = o'clock n
the public are invited. The children
have arranged a little entertainment
in return and there Will be several
musical NUMBER
Miss Hachei nrooks. national ssc.
rs'ary Tor religious work In towns,
has been busy the past week In for
mulRtinr plans fof the religious de-
IHrtmeut aud In arranging "a pro-
gram ~ the work a. be done next
faiL This committee will have AZ ~
chairman one NJ the board members
with a chairman OF IL suh-committee
and one girl from zach u the club
Eruups
summer Camp.
s COMMITTEES will go out this week
Co. determine u site whore We hope
fu Doe able Co ave week end groups
This b. 40 we can do this year This
Will iuHt about alA weeks cummenc-
.nr about luly first Thcsc week
end FrouuH Will be- we'll chnperoned
iy one Of the secretaries u the local
association aud IL committee NOM
hrr
The sssuciutiuu has lost two very
valuable members uf tho association,
Mrs Fisher who lett FOR her home
und Nh @ipysluy also leaving fur Ter
home, Hoth Of these ladies have
been most helpful iu DIN volunteer
Uurk There U.s. so much outside work
that volunteer help ia very necessary.
Any one finding time ON their hands
will Zoe appreciated in the y W G. A.
office
Tho rlrlH work department IL plan
uiug q pageant 20 be- given the latter
part ~ May under the direction Of
Mrs turciu.
Nc-trr service.
The uhiiHthra class 90 he First
baptist church Will have charge Of
ne Y " e. 4. Nrspor service from
Go O. SUNDAY afternoon. April 20.
solo, show Aic the Way. % Father
Miss Della snr.
Violin colo nra iflthu Moore.
Gstiinr NtHth rHthetrt'H Proposal
hY llrury ward nccchrr Miss A.
phH Ehlru.
Solo Holy CIV Mrs Horton.
Leader. Mrs Nuas Payne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

u.-hcs o. picture Co prove the asser-
tun.
Tho attractive rlrl WIS drawn hy
Mr. Howard leopold Gruehl uf lls
south Cedar street Mrs Gruohl b. h
designer Of woman fashions ana
prepares s series II attractive draw
i1gs Tor the Ad.Nrt service The pie.
turs used in the poster was suut tu
the company HipnE wlfh her regular
designs sent back 90 The Evening
Herald With HlNurtlsinr copy aud
picked out because uf ifH attractive
moss Cor ths Elbs poster
Hshoarals for thr show are pro.
crossing smoothly Hnd b results 20
tho hard practice Hre becoming ape
Parent The chorus H attaining that
OIu,k.utr precision which BEL 900 rare
N found bon amateur thsttrigll. The
principals HrD BE- little hrhinu viii,
their lines bur expect Coo have them.
letter perfect ny tho middle ~ uoNf
week Bach evening from now until
May VIII Doe reserved hN Dee entire
ri-U fur WORK. uu the shuw Dulmirl'
Iur 1 th, ifess r,ho1rtiis uu Monday
ttulHE Nt a
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ruI wouANs cirn

An Unusually good musical program
tHH UIEgu Hf YESTERDAYS u.'Urr fol.
fH, WHmHuH r.HI TI, uuWNDrs
$1,000 H follow
TIoruu'H SONG gu-Huf
NIf. g,uf.r Nrhr. Nirr z o. 'uN.
U..umpHufHf
IHHun. tI ~" Z 900 Dreaming
Wheeler
tHl DuUtuIHiIiur Glu,I'r
Mf. George Wheeler
H EIfhtt Love Nuu"
Me- I,HUuHIrrerr
Vocal. rhut IJl Uf Mime "lHrut
II#y
Miss iiHriruHr SvItFrr
Violin. .|tuN1tiuH David Ntr"H
NIHa lur.I, Cook a,ruWIHuIHt
o. NurHI Nr 0 ~ 1,Ugu
Mo- GDurlH EVENT. accompanied
Vocal. Tho open Secret Wood.
UIu
81. ted 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
.rIn. NMNhnNs.

Arthur piuoro's uUusIu- IHtUo Tho
Gloss play chosen hy tur n.sh school
SENIORS. WAS presented lufi ,,ruIur hu.
fore u crowded house. i % Wu, which
doIcrycd much praise a most pile
lur oNortutc was plHyci lN tho hish
school or,h,stru. and ua tho turtHIuH
were drawn back 70 disclose UHai
realistic woodland Hc'uo tho delicious
fragrance OF cedar wlr waited 600 u.,t
tho auditorium The well known story
is butt around the c'lorta Of an Ems
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
INFORMAL TIA.

Mrs A. A. Keen entertained m.
formally al ten on "Wednesday aftors
noon In honor OF Mrs iamon of
Washington, who lH WAITING her sia
ter, Mn uurkharL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
81 PATHS CmcsEN DINNER NM
~ SINi1SS MEETING.

The annual business meeting 81 ri
iauIH English Lutheran church WA
hold In The banquet iu tho Oud
Fellows hall Thursday evening The
meeting wnH preceded hv a chicken
dinner served hy the Ladies Ala so
cioty 10 ibo people.
An the ORGANIZATIONS were reported
in excellent condition. tho financial
reports showing large Sims expended
FOR various purposes 4 total of $40
was raised Tor benevolent purposes
during tho year.
The selection Of ondcon resulted
aH follows;
Elders, VIM. pnldc. 4. " Kraomrr.
". Swonauns dcNrunH. Gus Wolf, Null
ford slough. and a o. shaver Tho
service Will take plnt sunday morn
INK u NaH dCriicd to enlarge tho
church council from eight to ten
mcmbsfr: uian to change tho limo Of
the annual meeting to December a.
make the business year uf the church
correspond with tho calendar year
other routine matters were nlro do
posed Of. and altogether the pruHpu't,
for the future are most encouraging.
Tho Kappa keppna have changed
their afternoon ~ home from Mrincn-
day 10 THURSDAY AFTERNOON hut this
week they received ON Tuesday, In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
~ IN NEEDING.

i,r o. Hatch and Nh it,l,g MART
Huu were united BOO marriage ltus
iInrn s Cooper The ceremony wf
witnessed ht rolarE,H uf tNr CONTRACT.
iur parties uud vuH p,rfufmrl led '-.
Wet Gold VENUE. wIyft iHr rHIf..
WHl mIkU thr.r home iNu utII'
uur,uts NJ and MrH \ . Andersen.
10 Mitchell South Dakota, Hud 'h'
b-r.dpgtuum's father o % liItpN ui
tuuu,lut. ohio were present IuI tN'
,rr,mnn, a W,idiuE Inner WH
served after che rt,s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

Mr. George Geuke uud NJ Russell
Hutchinson entertained Ilchani carrie
at an after thenter dinner ut the homo
or Mr. Hutchinson on Thursday eve
ming Mr. Csrle and Mr Oonko are
Old friends, and took this opportunity
81 going over Old times together
About twelve guests were present ami
the rvvcls lasted until AN early hour
this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

Mrs. Ernest =. BirkurlI has been
decorated boy the Queen ut the B.l.
gians in recognition of her services
in behalf of Belgium I'm 1917 she
left Washington H. e., and joined
her husband. who was Iu charge Of
Rcd Cross work boo the little couu.
try that had been devastated by
the Hun. Al present She is the
head of q Red eros, bureau 10.
Paris.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

The Kappnn Will give an Informal
dance at the Kappa houso ON TUESDAY
uiEht.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

stead. ~ Mrs Kemp the Kappa russf
was 10 leave on Tuesday night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

Miss Elizabeth Wiley has been M
~ ths home Of Mr.. and Mr Clancy
IN Santa Fe, having left Aibuaueruue
To- escape haY-fcvcr.
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DR. stanb has rone 20 Boston 70 Ioln
his sister, Mrs. Max NordhauA and
BE- taking Master Hobby Norihaun and
Miss Elizabeth, who has beer suffer-
Ing from hay.fcver. 10 be with their
mother.