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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-25
THREE MEXICANS HELD UP
SAILORS FOR u. S. WARSHIP
The Mexicans We're in Civilian
Clothes and Two of Them Were
Armed With Rifles.

Washington, July 21.-Three Mex
licans in civilian clothes, two Of them
armed with rifles, constituted the
band which held up and robbed Amer
lean sailors who were on official duty
in launch from the monitor Chey-
enne near Tampico July 6. A full re-
port on the incident was received to-
day from Commander Finney, OF
!, the cruiser Topeka.
! Commander Finney said he i'm
mediately notified the Mexican au-
thorities at Tampico and added that
they were making every effort to ap-
''prehend the bandits.
Commander Finney also said the
authorities had expressed deep re-
igret that the incident should have
occurred.
Secretary Daniels said today no
part of the Pacific fleet, now en-
route to the west coast, would be d.
iverted to Mexican water, adding
that if additional forces were needed
!, they would be drawn from the At
lantic fleet. Three American war
ships now are on duty at or near
Tampico. They were the cruiser To-
neka. the gunboat CaStine and the
Cheyenne.
Texas Wants Chance to Protect Her
self.
Austin, Texas, July 21.-Without
debate the Texas senate today
adopted concurrent resolution call
ing the attention Of the president and
congress to the guerrilla warfare
THAT has prevailed along the Texas
Mexican border since 1875" and
asking the federal government if it
cannot protect the border to "ac-
cord to Texas that liberty of action
in protecting it's citizens that the re-
public of Texas enjoyed prior to the
time that it Gin good faith became a
state of the union"
The object to be attained through
such ''liberty of action" according to
the resolution, is .sthat Texas may
take such steps as may be necessary
for the protection of it's border"
The resolution recites border Incl
dents since 1875 which have been
"intensified during the last nine
years." during which period citizens
of Texas shave been murdered, their
property stolen or destroyed and the
people of this state made to suffer
the outrages of guerrilla warfare" "
Citizens of New Mexico and Arizona
have suffered similar outrages, the
resolution declares.
Carranza Moves Against Bandits
Galveston, Texas, July 21.-The
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-25
SUNDERLAND COLLEGE
FOR WOMEN

Offers These Superior Advantages
An ample and capable faculty.
Genuine interest in the individual
student.
Modern buildings splendidly equip
ped.
Ideal location. "Summerland" is
healthful as well as beautiful for sit
uation.
Fine air and pure waterfall the
conditions conducive to good health.
A Christian atmosphere and posi-
tive Christian teaching.
Moderate terms, in order to place
these advantages within the reach of
as many as possible. Next session
begins September 18.
Catalogue furnished on applica-
ton. Inquiries should be addressed to
REV. P. E. MONROE, President.
Leesville, S. c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-25
BARBECUE AT POMARIA.

There will be a first class barbe-
cue given at Pomaria Park on July
rs, 1919. A good dinner and pleas
ant day is promised to all. Some good
speeches are expected.
M. O. Livingston,
G.. Euston Richardson.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-07-25

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Nh AND MRs. VANN uosrs.


Reports from the white rihboncra
who tro making "a c1nccrt-lccture
tour of Nrw Mexico Indicate that much
ruthufiH Hm be- beng aroused every -.
whore the committee m hcEsd. Mrs.
Elizabeth bradford. dramatic soprano
Huloist ana chorus loader. and Miss
Harriet henderson. lecturer, were
Joined no Columbus \ M.. ~ Mrs. Eva
wheeler concert reader for the M
tuunl W G. r. 4. Al Captain the trio
were invited 20 sing Tor tho sick sail
urH az - Stanton. The lnVnlidH
rhorrod tho entertainers 10 the echo.
In Roswell "Wednesday night. tho Ia.
dies had a. most successful aud on.
thuHiuntic meeting. Tonight Mrs
bradford and Miss henderson will be-
ln Afteain tor "a cu&rft ArttHin has
thc record of being the most patriotic
" e. r. 4, town in the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
SACRED CONCERT.

Aihuqurlue haH rarely had the op-
portunity o. hear n rlcnsirE con-
cert than that rivru on Monday uiEht
90 iuuugurate the installation of the
new at the Immaculate Con.
ception church Under the finished
touch OF Palmer Christian the gamut
% sound tones was run With all the
beauty ~ strength ana drlicaeN ~
which nn organ IN capnhic. Miss Hnr-
harn watts beautiful aud nupcihly
controlled cuutmlio nlled he building
with itn clear uud Lowell, notes Tier
higher register iH sven lovely
than tho lower. aud her numbers were
~ too Few 60 satisfy o delighted audit
onco. Joseph Morrison rendered some
excellent violin numbers aud there
were "a number OF other sslectuna ~
local singers witch were up 10 the
lIrh Nfuudnfd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
LOCAL WORK IOg
TIT iiIND nl.lIlI.

10 not forroi the dance nest FRIDAY
niGht a. tho Country sluh which VIII
be tho opening ofort ct the local cont.
mittcc 10 swell tho fund OF the ler.
mnncnt Blind nsiluf rirst Of All ici
ua raN that She daurr viii ip one 0f
the prciticnt gud best managed Affairs
u Tho nrnnun. that the musif and fr
frcshments VII - exceiieilt. tHnt
There Will D. special feature dances
duriur intHrwiasion hN two very
charming loung dancers. Miss Sydnc,
Wilson aud Miss Doris pIuoHu. aud
that ID be- unt H dance Coz ripmIsfn OF
tho Country club only. but thrt the
public ia cordially urged o. attend en-
mnaHc. and that momhern of the Coun-
try club are requested 90 bring q car
full.
fecondly lct ua call 10 your ntffn.
ton That In toxins advantage OF "a ven.
pleasant nnd enjoyable evening YOU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
BY Aida r. SIMS
Phones lie OF 345

wv HAT has the high cost Of living TO do with society," Heaps
Nv when society entertains IL regnles itself with refreshing sus-
tentation concocicd from butter, eggs, milk and other high
priced things like vanilla aud cooks. So that the time arrives when
. glimpse at the grocery hill effectively bhghts the budding desire to
feed our friends. and discourages the glowing and hospitabe inten-
tons which were expanding within our bosoms or our larder. The
desire to shine M hosts is chilled, alasl-and we resolve 90 I'll the
family up on rice and spaghetti
Well. this has been a busy week, anywa, and the women are
working for foreign hospitals aud blind Relief, and they re not neg.
lccting things NJ home. for the Day Nursery and the Cantecn all
,omc in for their share. There will be a big Democratic luncheon ON
Thursday Of next week tyou positively must not talk Of maids. men
,r clothes there. or you'll De put next 90 someone whom you don .
ike. for this Is a serious proposition, and the women must show
what they van do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
TII JUNIOR ptAy.

The Merchant of Venice ~ 10 Date
wns o. happy selection for The hlFh
school lunior play given on THURSDAY
night in the school auditorium under
the direction 81 Misa Gather. A
bright. amusing and well acted pro
dsriion " WIS and one thai promises
we'll for the dramatic snoris NJ next
Yenrs senior CiuaE. Tho plot deals
with tho vlrlaHitudss that mrnHc the
cnfeerh Of the Albuquerque high school
ffudeUtH aud after "a a.urH ~ lNuEh-
rtlr -prsslienments falr Iortia BE- about
h. discover whether Antonio huF uuN
Lruin at all, ouit IL broken ~ by y
mouse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Sr JOHNS GUuD
GINIsS \ rot M PARTY.

~ Johns Guild gave a Pound paris
at the home or Mrs. Morfirotte on
Thursday afternoon for he san Juan
Episcopal indian mission. A foodlN
quantity ~ pound Donations was
brought in. including canned Vcgs-
tables. preserves and pickles. which
will an be- packed aud sent b. the
mi-o 10 be enjoyed by the WORKERS
there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
Mis-. rOIIOlS AM
Mis-. uICHN HOSTISSIS.

IN honor OF Mrs Alcs urlspan Mrs
J. ~ Toulouse and Mrs A. r Hicks
entertained with 70 farewell party on
Tuesday afternoon az The homo ui
Mrs. Toulouse A social afternoon
was spent. with the serving Of delic.
inua refreshments. and tho quest ~
honor who Ia going 90 California IN
un extensive visit wuH presented with
70 string ~ sold beads The rucsis
we're thn MeHd1mcH Tooruud, Miller
Ward. Terry, Jacobson, flshhurn,
Long and CoHulirh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
COUNTRY tIln
ttONtTtON DAY DANCE.

Last nights dance al the Country
club wrn a very pleasant affair at.
tended By about forty couples. II was
absolutely informal and every one had
an "oney" time. A buffet supper WINS
served - about eieven-thirty. hu,
dancing went on Tor some time after.
wards
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

ID. n. ". MEETING.
Ms. n. 2. brrncs vss ho~>crs g.
= y hcr home. % the regular n1><-
,nx % ne - a E'H s--'el>d " Mn
A. ~ NcNislHn. Ms. Harn<< snsE~
en the Aims Of he u. A. n. Nsa Me-
MILAN presented 4 very ini4r1.sI0r
paper on 'FatriofIem IN the CrlItF1
fouc4tion." and Hra Wrufh nbIY dr.
cu--sd state ~rrotIens Flts minsl<z
o. silence eoro observed during fh>
sl,ssnoon IN msmoriem~ for the
save ncll iva Ia IA: ersas esr. tf
members Of the ID. a. n Displayed =
ias on Dccofaton nay IN honor o. al
TIE Jupud,E DRIVE
Tht successes o. The Wits risben
luoiies campaign n Ne1 @exieo -
the idea that the rork of he vi n
T. 4. q accomrfiahrt md ne work
of prohibitlonisfs finished n an urunr.
The Lectures hg Nloa Harriet Hem
dar1ou present this fact 20 audiences
IN a forcIbis q The songs and ainr-
lng bees given By Mr. Elisabeth
bradford - eFsrygnere receiNIns en-
snS s g,sI.s, tn, ,e9s under The
this neat week ~ booked N cIng-
ton. Des Nolacs. Ration. Wafrous ana
other northern towns Of the state. Ths
grand finale will Zoe the concert IN
tbs city on June ~. n n likely tho
place viii be the Womsn'a club. Every
music lover and ereryonc interested
In prohibition ought 20 attend fhl4
meeting. There VIII 10 no chnrrr.
The date n Juna a.. Thc place viii
be 'Hn0s"ssd ! nssw days
CLAUDE kfrnIcuf co1fIN0.
On Monday evsalnr Aibuancrau<ans
VIII once more have the prisI11xo o.
hearing a New Mexican sonrnfre~s who
has won International fame. Claude
Albright has not hssn heard here
since 1915, when she gave . concert
prior 20 n trip 20 tho coast with Gov
ernnr aud Mra Mcdonald. where nhe
assisted In the opening Of the Now
Me.iran building AZ the nan Diego en-
position. Her success upon the coast
was 90 signal that she rsmaInod there
and obtained the position ~ principal
contralto o. "a Scala Italian Opera
company, singing the leading roles In
many well known operas.
Miss Albrinhtn success IN ninrino
spanish songs In Spanish costume was
Immense. We have heard hrr sing Ia
Pnloma, and never heard n more in
apirinNiy rendered ~ any n efropt
uorFoza. Ma Albright has been
singing for some time Tor tho Edison
f~honoEreph company. producing rec
ords IN four different lanuisEts. To-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
cNNrIrN DANCE.

The Red cross canieen will eivr q
dance on Tuesday nirhi at the Ems
club TO raise funds for ths local can
teen The Ellis have donated the haii
for the occasion ana a pleasant we
ming has been PINNED under the man
agement u Mrs Graham. head %
the cnntaen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
EAsTEnN 4 a \

Mesons and their ladies' vera the
guests NJ an Eastern Star dance given
on Thursday niKht NJ the Masonic
Temple. There were about ~fhirtv-nve
couples present n six piece orchestra
furnished he music and n very sue.
ccaaful annir was the result.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

win be contributing TO one of the most
worthy and appealing OF the after war
rcconHtruction activities. The rermn-
nont blind Relief War Fund for sol
diers and sailors OF the allies Is under
taking TO solve the most p%erpieXlng
problem Of the aftermath Of the WIZ.
Never before in hAstory has there been
the precedent Of Thousands and thou.
sands OF soldiers being blinded. Tho
gases which would dorfroy sight. plot.
ted Tor the dcmorolizins after emecta
upon tho allied nations an well as up.
on attaining military Hucrees
The fund WAS established FOR the
definite purpono Of hning from Their
inferno OF moUl suffering the totally
blinded soldiers ana sailors Of the al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
ToR MISS STARR.

IN honor o. Miss ircre starr. a June
bride 10 he. n shower 81 different ar
ticies WIS given on Monday afternoon
HE homo Of Mrs ~ Z. stephens
Many lovely thinea were presented 10
the guest Of honor. after which five
hundred wa played. A number %
small Rnnifn have been given during
the past week for The honorcc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

With n farewell party 10 the ladies'
the Ten Dons SANG their swan aonn
for the season most flttinriy. Tho
members and their wives dined az tho
Alsorado very pleasantly and then nd
lourned 20 the home OF M. Heuben
Perry where n purely social evening
wna spent. Mr. f'utney had a. hia
guest Mr. Hanna Of MaEdnlena.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

cal stores have hsen unable 10 Keen
her records IN stock. four shIpm9nfs
nav,ng been sold a during the pasi
week alone.
IN private NE Mia. Aibrlxht b. Nm.
Edward v. Roberta Mr.. Roberts IL
lie buiidlnnn for the United States rc~-
eminent and u being trannferref 20
california. where he will have rharcc
or the constr uciion o. the hnrplfal
buildings NJ Camp Fremont pnlo Alto
calf. and with Mrs Robsrta Is 81
route 70 hi5 new post
!. ode 10 lAfs... .By Landon Ronald
I. Habanen-carmsn ,,'...' f,,@,f
Z Violin Solo ......M Mira in. clark
.. tal Ia iarudo. ....f. NJ. Altnrel
'o) ciasiis.os .zambra oltana
g. ta) sunshine OF Your SMILE.
tb) sons Ms Mother Tsurhi
Me ............... Dvorak
tc) Don't Care
49,. John Alden Carpsnter
CD Doe skin blanket ........
chaa Wakefield cndman
5. song o. ,hs Page usaenoss
. Ave Marin .,...... Bach 0ouaod
Violin ohiisate Mira j. D. CLARK
\. ". G. A. NOTES.
Everything la In readiness for the
pageant az Robinson park this evening
At d!t5 o'clock. The wonderful con-
tunes In the foreign trunk" sspt here
for the pageant b The national asso.
citation are az this hour being dunnod
~ numbers OF girls. who are 10 rep-
reaent The Spirit Of the Association
In foreign countries. a dsunc1ss
feature Of the festival will be sym.
eolio dances. and lola Eeveis. The
japanese dance u one Of the cosurfui
pictures, animate with h grace ot
youth and music.
the May pole rite by the sroup Of
girls In the high school club Of NJ.
w. II a familiar and always beautiful
spectacle. Those who soc the pageant
cannot fail 70 be impressed with The
skin OF = coach-in-chler. tflss Ruth
stuchfield. who has carried most of
the responsibility tor the event. As
soclated with Miss 6tuchfIeld are five
other coaches. directors Of special
groups. The wi1e-reaohina work cf
the association will b carriad homo
BY these eloquent Representations
The drama Of tho Good 1amnri-
tan,' presented BY the religious de-
partment was one Of tho many Ia.
spiratlonai numbers o. the feIs thnf
will be Ions Remembered BY an pres
ent
At last the cafeteria plans have
materialiIea and Albuquerque II q
have a We'll ordered. up-to-dafo cafe
lerla. This viii b. one or the thr@4
halls occupied BY The headquarters d
the Young Woman'a Christian ae4ocia.
ton on second street. Ihp equipment
has been oNdefad. and II an goes we'll
the cafeteria viii BE- rsady Cor pnh.i>
Scentlas.od o. paec s~ol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31
NORMAL
las Icgas
seee $1,000 Neeses

The Physical Welfare exhibition.
which was given on Monday. she gfth.
under the direction Of the regular IN.
structor. Mrs Victoria q Miller. WIS
probably one Of the finest Of its kind
over put on IN this state or IN tho
Southw eHt. Folk dances Of the various
nations We're features Of tho evening.
the participants hcinE cosiumed I'M the
wearing apparel peculiar a. the pco-
Piles represented. The costumes were
beautiful and nii were made in the
homes OF the students out Of mex
pensiVe materials and ~ special lighti
n q was used for the program. the
have been more effective or beautiful
Every student from the little people
m the pfimnrD department 10 thuEp
with numerous public appearances to
their crcdit. did splendid work and
showed careful and t%horourh tuin-
ms Ever parent ~" teacher iu the
state Interested In the welfare OF the
child will IND something 81 real value
IN the program witch follows: IN
which one hundred fortN-six different
persons o part;
FART l.
Drills.
I. Opening March .,.s............
High School Glasses
Girls OF Ffnh ana sixth Grades.
q. Advanced Indian club Buu ......
Third and Fourth Year Glasses
4 bumh-beil nrnn ............s...
Boys OF the iuh aud siNth Grades
PART ~
Dance OF Nations.
I. "iinnscl nnd Ofotel" ...... Dutch
First ana SECOND Grades
? ,6} Alumni M"a"rka' AWersas
Tshrd M Fourth Year Cinss,s
OlliEh SCHOOL,
3. solo Dance Harcnrullc' Creek
Ida Harper
4 "rhuHinF Polka" ....... American
O., Ftrst and second Year Classes
diiEh SCHOOL,
3. How ny'c 10. NJ, Partner"
First ana socond Grades
g. TAI clap Dance" ..... swedish
90 "Hcnn Porriduc" .... English
Third aud Fourth Grades.
T. "itihhon Dance '..,.., English
Fourth aud Iinh Grade uirls
" h ri,ss, nsrr. H., r,,,is Ige''
ellie swallow. VIDA Sulier.
NINA Garrett, Josephine
O'Mnllsy
o. st pntrick's Day' ....... Trial
Sixth Grade Girls
io. Jumping Jack" ...,... American
seventh Grade Girls
II. "llkzir1to ...... SpanlHl
fifsi and S,roud Year Girls
uiigh school
-. 'Mignonnoitr ......,. Russian
Marie Bncn, Marguerite
Df'"nt Alice Long, hclon VI
Us augusta bMhll'N, char.
lotto - MnllcAt
IL. 'tnlumhin'' ..,,. ffcucl
Anna Ionhnt aud IDA Harper
D 4 A HHNANHMNh NNHHasH.NH HLHN#
Third ana Fourth Year Class
tliigh school
The Department viii repeat IN.
nlust.n N" Wv. ,N'hlnh on inn' ~
w n'nsU' ul ne tu'llN'i s,hnol t'u
uv,i'A w" WI lo tu'h'N 'l'tN''
WI onil 's ""inli''n on paving nI
"umlshieh l'' or soc Nhlh l'ih|
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HFMDR RECEPTION BRLHNT NTAR FMYP AYM THIS ERN0oNY W ca PAGEANT y EVEMWc;
CLAUDE MBRGHrA WoUERQEySo NGSES GVESc CONCERT MONDAY DG WR LINZ RMw EuD


tM<IiHI<E ~ !
Mrs. Louis Iifsid and her daughter.
Wednesday afternoon AZ the home Of
Mrs lifeld az a very beautiful 70.
cepiion, the largest affair u the Kind
which has been given ln Albuquerqae
during the winter. The already Do.
iinhffui interior OF the Iifeid home
was enhanced with quantities Of love-
W roses. and IN the dining rooin an
roses was arranged IN M center %
the table. Presiding there during tho
earlier part u the afternoon were
Mesdamea N, n Ferguson, a. n.
brown and Mrs A. 81 Mcmillan. and
during the iatfr part Aerdamss v
w. y. nryan. n. b. HorEan and v.
H chlidsruI assisted by Lester Cooper,
spits. Ivan orunafsid and the Misses
Adele Carr. Angelica Howdsn. Anita
and Margaret Hubbeil Mra fifcid IL
well known In Albuqneruuo for
charming hospitality and for the fac
ulty OF gathering delirhtfui people to-
ssther al her enieltainment-
wIl AND s,Iss. : r. vANN
ENTERTAIN.
A very pretty dance was thai given
AZ the vann home ON Wednesday
night. The first Of n series Of enter
ailments which are planned. such a
delightful time was enjoyed that The
guests Of the first affair are undoubt-
eddy wishing that they might aiso be
Included IN the others some twenty
five or thirty people were present;
dancing. which continued uii after
midnight
JUVENILE nEcrrAI.
The last Of the seasons recltaia
given BY the pupils Of Miss Louise
Nichols and Miss Enfeilr Nslck was
hs,a on ISs.asy ? aa ne
hlgh school students and many Of
them display genuine talent In both
violin and piano playing. together
with a technique which requires hours
OF practice : attain. and which
speaks very well for young people
with school duties
coon TIME cLUn
There wnn n special meeting % the
Good Time club az tho Woman'a club
building laat evening. opening with a
business meeting AZ Tao when tho
matter of erecting q club building for
this association OF some seventy nve
OF Albuqucrquc'a young people was
taken up. Tho matter wnn not fully
tt'lhtN uIuIf uuA hNNNH ~ NNiNN
taken 20 consider y more fully; the
business meeting was followed BY a
dance which was enjoyed unui attef
minn'Eht
Personal NEWTON.
hhny auto parties 20 the mountains
were enjoyed Yesterday. taxing adtan-
tago OF the holaay ana 'he love,
weather'
-
Nmvnt tn,. W. ~. N"' ,f''- ~
we" o"""'s'" wy pe'S'
- -.>.n - IA. A.
-. 20 i,,,,.
%sa.s,,,.s t,aw,ns ~h.r. he nsr,v had
,snrh nrd .r,ovea a wondsri.l nlcnlc
Two crowdu OF YOUNG people Of tho
Hu~incns COLLEGE are
planning on going 10 the Ellis ranch
nerryhnI
-
wealev Oreenwood and Howard
uowlnnd left Tor Philadotphia on
Wednc.day after n ten dn,s' visit In
Alhuaueraue. Mr. and MrsL Green
wood who left for California earlier
In tho week. were Joined at the Grand
canyon today BY their son Paul. and
after viewing the canyon they will re-
turn 10 philadelphia. Tho party were
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hed nations This iH practical con.
%ftrurtvo work which turns q hopeirta.
deHpuiunr wreck into o nelf.nsllnnt.
soil .fonpertinE and contcnted member
OF the community. fully able to earn q
good living Tor himself and fnmii,. In
other woris in addition TO rcpaylnE.
o. fur as in humanity possible. the debt
that each OF Nd individually owes 20 n
man brought 70 the dire extremity III
bhndnsun while helping 10 saw an q,
uH from n fate far worse than death,
the fund Transforms him from "A la.
billy 70 his nation into an asset.
Come 20 1.-The dtnce and bring your
n~'iFhhnfs in Nouf cnr. MrH Alfred
tfunHield, chairman Of the commit.
tee, and Mrs, y. A. Edgar secretary
aud treasurer are uasiated hy Mm. a.
= MclandreHA IN chnrre Of tho ~.
treatments, and BY Mrs. ". y. IA
Belle MIS- a. " nlErs and Miss Vir,
ginia Hereby.
wa. AND Mrs. NANN HOSTS.
The second OF tho delightful dance,
being Eiton hy Mr. aud Mrs. n r
Nuun ~ their home on Wost centm.
uNfnuc occurred luat night Dunclnf
hcfun 90 nine o'clock and at twely,
supper was served About thlrti
guests were invited tn each affair IN,
thiri nnd last ui which VIII take plac,
tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

The French government hiss dec
Grated William Nelson cromwell. 70
famous lawyer Of Now York, with the
medal of Reconnaissance francniHr"
that country Mr. Cromwell orrnnlErd
the "Atclicr dca Hirnsca Franco
Amcricaln.' which has US h%eudqunr.
terH In tho Grand palals. and gives the
convalcHcont soldiers work that On.
uhlcs them 10 enfn n living. ITO has
hoen Interested In the blind soldiers
OF France, und recently became "a
member OF The executive committee OF
the Permanent Blind War Relief
Fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-31

1CeNNeee ~ WENe
THE best dressed woman in
England" That is the Countess
Of Warwick and this is the latest
photograph of her received in this
country. Among other things of
interest about this titled English
woman is that she owns $1,000
acres of land, is a sensible social.
list and recently published a
book on the war which caused con
siderable comment, both here and
abroad.