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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
WIN JonNNy coss,s
MARCHING uDNI


Tho war camp community nervic.
has developed a scheme for the well
COMING home Of uur soldier hofn
which has been enthusiastically don't
- ~ many cities which dcnIrrd 10
have a community demonstration Of
Hfautndo 20 the men returning from
militnry 20 civil NE. The idea FOR
tho "demobliiaauon" Of our ~~r,l~.
Tags offers n good oppotsnnif, for
municipal rccoEnltlon ~ the aorslcs
OF tho cities sons
The nrsi elD 10 hold the nor,tc.
fisg demohiii1lng 10 lynn. Mas.
which in~augurated this upo Of anr-
vice IN ~ stephens church on Ian
Community slnriur led BY chair.
beng an important part Of the plan
Tor the service, tho rector OF NJ.
Htephcna ln l-ynn, augmented hin choir
OF Nty 20 seventy five volcen 10
open the Hervice the choir came In
singing d, nm No $3.50 frpm the Erln-
copai ~ A. . o ~ thcs we're
seated, a ten. minute rommunlfg ANS
was conducted ~ q W. N Il. M SONG
director. Thcn followed \ brlsf
prayer OF thanhagltlnn % the reetor
Iho entire audience Thea iuined In
singing 'tnfufiing the Flag rs Den
hiron. while two sons 81 lyGn. wear
NIX oNcfneaa service afupsn nnfurlcd
NE Tag. the sons scarcely ending be-
fofo Tremendous cnuofa ehook AZ.
walls " the church. -
The ~procsaHionai headed nv slae.
OF the allied nauon started nest. fol-
lowed IN nii tnn mon IN uniform IN
the church WIN the rector ana chorur
~ tho rcatmenta of the 10 aoonal
church IN the renr. A ntraff round
OF cheers came from the audience
from me ume he professional started
untl "A made ~ tour ~ the varloue
nlales and back 10 the chancei. A.
Tered % beautiful PRAYER Tor Inc M,
% the church. who had given their
hNes fef their country.
~ itn conclusion one o. the overneas
Neternns stepped % the front OF tho
ehancci u sounded taps. Tho "a
tr. audience thon sang two verses
OF the Battle Hymn OF the llepuhllc.s
An interesting %cerrniony followed a.
numbe9 Of nrif dressed a. Red
q oH- nurses pinned chcvrona over tho
'iDrs Of the returned men az each
mans name was called. This done
80 enlisted mon ~ stood AZ nften-
ton and the community nlpelnr al
rector led he audience In the star
spsngied Hammer"
IN place o. q sermon three enlisted
mon old 81 their experiences on Tho
other side n their simple narrnflVen
Of what their part in the efuat war
meant In their lives will doubtless re-
main IN the minds OF the hearers far
longer than the ordinary aermon ana
whole service was tho ma
triotic characterization In the tliy ~
Lynn since Victory day aud nutch
more thought provoking than tho
peace celebration.
From all over the United States
come reports Of similar affairs PLAN
ned In New York. war camp com.
munl', service, u assisting various ar
E~anizatlona 10 carry out the demob.
t~'ontinnen ~ narr t~a.i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

Albuquerque seems 90 have hcof
VERY busy this week Nuf UIut There
have hecn very man social functions.
although three dances. some lunch.
cons. dIunffH and irns Oh show and
o. shuwl't is doirE pretty we'll hut
that The nir De- pcrfHdfI with excite.
mcnt rud activity fluui preparations
for Tho Armenian rnliff rlnt and ninn-
ninr for festive events tI rumr. not
90 mrnrnn uur oriIrHr nrfftIfe s.
exams waHhinr thr diHhes reaching
the office fwfutf ltt. or
whutHfer ~ mHf he. fla OUT waking
nud ulUH NW "twta uur siot pins
hours
ieriuulur thc seek the SUNDAY o..
oruuu ut fhs tuurtHN club un Muu-
duf uIrlt smother show for flr uf.
dent t-ntufr,EuDf You're fu love"
% the crystal Hud ur "Wednesday. Tu
Say lor Friday niEhf u party
~ hiFh school tHUue pfunir tfs plan.
3 81 Nttls dance "a uu saturday
too lur AWAY lto heard of lots Of
things that mlf happen. rut aume-
ono would hf H.rI uuHIufod N they
didn't come OF. aud mutht thr foi-
lows won't s,t together 90 dud be-
mother mas alN 40. or 1oHpnta MAY
leave 90 iu the iurch ,ud then who're
would We boz
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DANCE ToR rnE CAsT on ~.
JOHNS AAt DIAiIIE

The dance given NJ Colombo hall
last night fur the east Of ~ Johns
vaudeville. 81 Johns choir and their
friends. was ~ much enjoyed that
they would like 10 do u All over again.
Mt Ueikc and Mrs, MorriHotto had
charge of the arrangements. Dancing
until after ~. aad during the even.
INK tho happy idea Of another and
larger affair to include the cast OF
I'm Say So was preached So that
pans az under way Tot another
party, which will be- held after "tll
SnN So has been presented. Tn.
doubleday the members OF both casts
viii not he unwilling to engage IN an
other frolic, for the production OF
those PLAYS has been hard work. nH
VOL us run, und after thpN are an
over, h participants deserve % cole
hruttun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
BY Aida F. SIMS
Phones li6 or 34G

ssTHEN TO the well trod stage anon, is the program of "the
happy one, or pleasure seeker in our pueblo. for the coming
week as II has been during the past ten days. This unusual
fiesta OF plays musical comedies. both imported and home. grown il
being taken advantage Of and thoroughly enjoyed by theaterhungry
Albnqucrqueans. Aud venture 10 say that no more apprcciative
audiences viii be encountered IN AN ocean-to-ocean tour.
Not that we are too unexacting-bui when we have maid two
dollars Tor a seat and come with our minds made up that we're going
to be aroused, everything Is enchanting. and a. Mark Twain said
'Iumor II what n Teller says when YOU feel like laughin. 4" and
Laughter is 50 close TO tears, - that mclodrama pr tragedy brings as
quick a response from most Of ~.
This dramatic fervor displayed by young Albuquerque is a really
very fine thing. Not only that the aim of the productions has been 10
raise money hut that the taking part IN them is the medium of de.
velopment of perhaps real dramatic ability.
Why moi a dramatic clubi And eventually a ~ title Tlleater"
organization here. Surely there IL plenty Of talent. aud in emulating
the example of te big cities W. would be assured Of some theatrical
entertainment independent Of the uncertainties Of professional per.
formancs
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nm cnoss cIIn
~cINDERIIIA N FIowER
LAND" GREAT SUCCESS

Tho school play far excooded ex.
peetnilona Not only did everything
go OFT NerY smoothly on " far from
amateuriah fashion. hut the rainbow
color effects proved charming. and
VIE dances were exquisite and carried
OUT Win all the Unconscious Emce
AMI appeal Of childhood Clndcrelin'a
nnisl costume was b~ewitchinE aud the
prince was quite superb In a truis
royal costume. golden nhoea and
HtockinEa. satln trousers aud cape. ana
- BLACK velvet hat With "a sweeping
plume, The whole thing was delight.
lui ~ not only the children. hut
also Miss shelton and Miss nossel.
den deserve many hoquntn.
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ALL ALBUQUERQUE on n & WIS., 42 All zRh M1 zM sM ERF% zS% M7 n sY 4 Mx 3SM%NTF T u sMS OCCUPY sOcIFT1

were Mesdnmsa y. T. chase, Charles
white. ~ a.. Pollock. Frank pru.
Frank Wilson, George Downsr. aud
the guess OF honor. Mrs. Prince.
.
THE FOHTNIsHTIN CtB
On Tuesday the board Of the Fort.
nightly club held q meeting ~ the
home OF rs newly elected president
MIS-. D. g. Reed A handsome bag
vas presented 90 The fptiriur ures.
ident Mrs D. g. bradford. ~ an ap.
probation OF hof association with the
club Mrs. Bradford left on Medn.s-
day night Cor Los Angeles and she
will be much missed hy tho club amt
hsf many fricuda n was decided hy
the club 10 secure Mrs MnriuNeii
the wife OF the fnmoua % poser. o.
give "a concert hero on ths FIRST Of
March. under tho auspices OF the club
This viii surely he n tFUat 10 music.
lovorn and u N the plan OF tho club
60 bring as many such musical op-
uortunitios to Albuquerque a. pns.
sihle. NcSt Tuesday night. tho reg
ulur meeting will be held ~ the home
Of Mrs. Isaac nnrth. Mrs. o. a. Pol
lock IL IN charge Of the program.
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MASONIC DANCE.

The Maaons are planning an un.
usual feature for the entertainment
OF their guests "a the Shrine Patrol
dance to be- given ON the 2tst. An
extremely clever prUstidiEtntur or
HeiFht Of hand performer. Mohmmod
Kahn MN viii amusr and myHtify his
spectators with some amazing pcrfor,
nee n has hssn some time since
anything Of the Kind has been seen
in Albuquerqus and " IN expected that
the novelty Will be Nery much en-
IoNgd.
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Mrs. sarah q. HunhnNnl has re-
coiych the following bright and choer-
lul lottor from her H1n, d. Antonio
Luroro;,
In Germany. Dec. e.. 1915.
Dear Motncr.-
Just a Few lines 10 let you know
that I am we'll aud that ! hope that
% and tho rest oi the family arc
we'll This leaves me %. X. Thanks
90 or Lord.
wen mother. nothing out Of the or
binary only we already completed our
hike ana are ut our destination. We
started from tho Arfumna forest
whore we were ON the 18th day OF
November five DAYS after the arms.
uco was signed nnd We arrived here
ON thg i4th day OF December. Just
one month and one day after We
started
~ wac SOME hike but h wns a whole
loi better than hcinE under fire. We
crossed INTO belgium on tho goth day
Of NnN'mhcr and va crossed Belgium
INTO Luxembourg on tho 2tst. We
were in Helgum only 20 hours AMI
through every town we went We were
welcomed hy nhH cries "Niva o. Amer.
lrn, 'NiNe los Allies" We arrived
in HeCh. Luxembourg, on the ?ad day
~ November ana we STAYED there five
days We continued our march on
iN' WNNN NNNN OF NNf aNNM MlN We cross
ct the boundary ON the morning OF
tho lst Jay Of necemher. at fOtii
o'clock They are one hour ahead Of
tho French about siN or seven hours
ahead uf us. We No by the French
time. ! have sure had my share Of
beer since ! hnVo been here. Beer
10 only worth about y pfenniga a glass
or llf ~ e. mark ben their money on
10 cents in our money or-oh. I've
rot 10 ull hallcd up. YOU can figure
10 out Tor yourself
FIRST a was "Aw. I say ould chm
ii'n ~ WIS Com mout 10 Voo." and
nov % iH what max TO-" Gre. WIN
don't theN Hprah q good lingo. Same
WIN money nrsi be waH shilinrs then
frames then marks I guess they think
We are easy marks ! can't wait for
tho dAN 10 come to- rub some good
AWttitun money between mV hunds
Wen Mn. ! go 10 close. I hone Won
900 N Merry Christmas and "a IInput
Sew Year % trl Mike that lust IL
10 as 7 can nna some more name,
7 VIII answer his letter that I received
Yesterday aud ! got n from Pant.
too And also tell Mike that how cnn
! send him a nncho helmet N ain't
got mo- stamps n takes 20 cents 10
send one Well giye my regards Id
Iu Pant Tony and the younester
nnd nll the rest and you. mother. re-.
ceiylus nli NV love.
Ruy Antonio Luccro.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
NnNR

The Kappa Kappa Gammns arc In
mourning fur two weeks ON account
uf % death Of one BIZ their hlEh Of.
urclH sn thor, viii ho mo- social hctiN.
tiles rmong them for that time.
On b daN nrht the Sigma CHS
ruN' De dance ut the Country club.
Mrs Sells furnished the music and
Mr and Mrs g.. Ross acted as chap
erun's for the Young people wasn't
there, but ! was told D., several Young
ladies that they nud % wonderful
time and someone else said That he
found u personally u little slow" but
on inquiry 10 appeared that 10 certain
person wnH''t there
Tonight the Alpha chi Omcgas are
giving 20 dance az the Momuu's club
iur their pledges Miss Katherine
AnElo represented the PM Mus. to-
u.thor With Miss Ruth Tompkius Miss
RANGES Boar and Miss Anne Harris
were chosen from the * * Gle
Lieut. and Mrs Russell Howard
were hosts on Wednesday uiEht ut the
I'm Mn house Ht q dinner IN honor ~
thcii fourth anniversary. Tho gucsti
wore Mrs, Gloss. the Misses Mnhlo ard
katherine Goss. tho Misses Bahco *,
jules iiunlut'i, Nodine Bates. RE-
hcrcn Skipwurlb, Allie Atkinson. and
Jerry Howard
TITO tea L,,n ul the mi Mn HOUSE
~ sunday afternoon was a very
happy nfilir Hhcre werc u number
.t guests present, aud the Toys of col.
lego lfo aud tly cultivation NJ tho
sncinl instinct We " 10th Increased.
The pan Hellenic association at the
university N going to entertain with a
reception Tor the Women's Pan Hel-
lcnic Of Albuquerque at The Kappa
Kappa thmma house ON Friday after
mmnm NMHHh - AZ ...aN.w. -
any national fraternity are eligible 10
Tho lnn llnllnnIn unaunIuI Hmm
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rIA ron q MYNN

A very informal aud very pretty tea
NnH given Tor Mrs Frederick Wynn
on Thursday afternoon at thu home oi
Mrs Prank pooief. puls % few in.
unAutc friends were present Ga vol.
some bach the former Aihuquerlu,
sonEatrss 81.
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OCCUPY SOCIETY;

back 70 the aoif' oampafan. -. nrli-
Vie aud Mis- Marble prta1nftI IN eIn-
1uent icrnlt the uecearIty Tor the uu-
men who "a farming laHi year h cum
unuc their interest," and fhsIf work
Win utu cost neoluas ~ the Great
demand on this countfy for produce
20 iced STARVING peoples IN europe.
The supper Elosn Tor tls nsssiv or
eaul1ed hu4intss Womsna club al the
v. W g A. THURSDAY nIrht vs. an-
other social success fhorgh nnf "a
largely attended, 80 the lnifiaI meet
ine. D.. OrlIVIf and Mira Marble az
the Wotncn'a Land Afms we're among
The after-dinnef speakefs
The nteht nIbis clss. for semen 4.
held every Friday evening AZ ! n'ciook
and instructed bY Rev. Katherine plfo
Head. AIRS. Sutherland l. teacher az
the Wednesday afternoon nihie clxna
a. tho y W. g. A. The hour h .
o'ciolk.
The reception and Kitchen shower
the recreation he~ndqunrfarn Of the
Young Womnn'a Christian anaorlaflou
Monday afternoon was enjoyed hy
several scores Of visitors. The tables
that held an array Of sits 10 the n.
W kitchen and dining table augresfed
q display q wedding presents. There
was everything N The collection from
cut-gluss and choice silver 10 klfnhen
enamel ware and lrun anonna.
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expected replies. the old nurse. who
n Kept busy listening ON the Part,
hu", nnd The awful n.ire The
PRINCETON youth dividing " time be.
tween the cheerful alteration 81 the
heroine n the cultivation OF hnrn
inE OF Die murtnche. be- amusing aud
moro convincing tto moi than the
EontlrmaulN hero. who h. aomaW hat
lacking In Nnlty. ana be- almost too
rnod Co b. rue IN last nights cast.
however the actor owned " voice
which must make him look forward
20 leap and needless Co auf the
star und The rect uf The cumruny
we're cuultll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

The open house at mo country clut
last SundaN was o. grsat success mliS
one hundred people dropping in dur.
INK the coufse Of tho afternoon Mrs.
~ = Nclanursss. Mrs D.. D. Aiger.
Miss hefcnice HsHsoidon aud Mrs.
william kcleher wors the hoateaass =.
aud served tea. sandwiches aud %
charming welcome 10 the thronr of
YOUNG people. The hungry golfers.
who troored in aH the afternoon grew
too cold 20 enjoy. Joined the cheer.
iul rroupH drinking ten around the
hig fireplace. The hosissseH FOR 10.
morrow Will be Mrs o. A. Mntann.
Mrs Louis ilfcid. Mrs ". e.. Reid and
Miss Iura IoNgiucs
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ron ,l,MrSI,N nrLlrr

I'm Say So Hrrmh Co ho coming
on famounli. 10 ludre f.om the tire.
lesr activity a. unflaErinE enthuH.
lam Of the producers and the entire
east. The advance role NJ seats IL
most encouraging and apparently our
homo talent Production wall have no
trouble ~ aoidinr its own with The
several professional performances
with which u r. having tu compete
FRANKLY. we've watched EN- practice
mud H. great Especially the dance
by the Dolly sisters. and ne Russian
dance. and the French maid dance.
und-well the whole show De- good iie.
tween the acts -four tahlsaus viii be-
presented Mourning belgium hot.
rowcd from hen Al ilugriu'a hsHuti-
fui conception ttNaged Armenia
rgnre and Irusuorttv. and last
They shall Not Perish. rgprtsontur
the well know poster Of columbia
protecting "a little child. Who 10 sym.
hollcui 81 tho children OF Armenia
serbia and Belgium The types have
Iesn chosen with great care, and tho
Froutf SHOULD succeed boz making the
appeal fut Which they are designed
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Daddy LONG I.IGs"

nnddl Tong INrH \ bon Zoe
often reviewed hy theatrical critics.
I'M ~ several ycnrH ~ successful NE.
for such u thing Co Boz attempted here.
Hut thoHe OF us who saw this harm.
inH play Tor the first time wei, struck.
not only with the pretty tory, the
bright dialogue. the sparkle of rrpnr.
tee. but With tho real appeal eft the
simple uttlo siorN The death of ~
author, Jean Webster was q genuine
loss. she IN much missed
The women characters are drawn
with uicity ana humor. the spirited
little orphan and her rcfrcshingly I'M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

Homage b bounty = due, hence this picture. II shows the presen,a.
'ion 70 MEs Edith iyk of The Golden Apple Of Beauty b, the iudye.
at The annual Chu Chin Chow ball held recently in New York. The
Judges from LEFT 10 right are the wellknown artists Harrison Fisher
fenryhn Stnnlaws, Howard Chandler Chrsiy and James Mout,omerv
flagg. They as guardians Of the Golden Apple, decided Mis-. HYDE
was the most bewitchiug woman in the contest. The event attracted
a large gathering Of men and women from the art world and s,rie,y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08
on DrNTIsrs

20 menacing has become this fervor
Tor extracting teeth. that the other
day two frnd parents were heard 70
eAtress The apprehension with which
and only tooth OF their first ana only
child. They feared that some sue
ceaaful dentist. whose logic they would
be unnble 90 resist. would k-raf the
tooth. find something Wrong with lls
pristine pcnrllncaa. and threaten them
with the loss 81 either the tooth or
their only son and heir. Myself. when
young did eagerly 90 frequent Ten
ust n chair and heard much arau.
ment about II and about. and now
uhey every n must be removed
Description nat expresses 40 at
iHfactorlr our own experiences was
written many years ano BY Susan Hale
tthc sister ~ I'd. Everett Halej. that
quote "a with acknowledgements 10
the Literary Digest.
y had n horrible time. You see a
tooth broke In the back Of my head
the m%ainHthy o. my celebrated 'hrldrei
The dentist decided 10 move an my
machinery 10 the other side Of my
mouth. wherein he moved in there
himself, taking bufs-anWa and chew
ine gum and rubber pipes nnd table.
cloths. and remained there four DAYS.
When he came out. rather exhausted,
was q wreck. but the results ars
RED CROSS CI.UB
The Red Cross club Of Hnnchoa de
Atrinco viii resume la regular meet.
lnrs and activities. meeting nertI
Ihurainy az Mrs. I. 4. ueckham's
There are about twenty memhera tn
nus cluh, which meets every two.
weeks. when a good deal of Red Cross
sewing II accomplished. together Win
some conversation. after which tho
AIDES are refreshed with some Of tho
good things for which Atriaco house.
Keepers are famous
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10 part with YOU as tho Y. NJ. q. A
representative Tor his regiment. Sine.
YOU have been on duty with ua. your
WORK "a hesn Of such IA oNrsll.nt
nature that u b. very difncult faf mo
20 iind words % express my npprc-
citation OF same.
"feu much puiao cnunoi be given
me NJ g. A. Tor tho noble work
they have lone for our men lu Frnnc.
and the help thoy have been To- nlI.
especially whom thoy send such men
nH you 20 represent them Dn he.
hair OF the Officers and enlisted men
81 tho ia7th infantry. I thank you
from the bottom Of my heart for your
work and pHsuro a. that same viii
never be forgotten"
IN addition 10 tbs. the ofIcom Of
the ic7th raircd tio0 "a. buy "a loving
cup incrhcd thus. TO Str neverides
e. Dunlop. from tho ofncers of ths
ltith Infantry formerly Fourth Ala.
ANA infantry uH "a token OF esteem
ANA appreciation 81 Bile Df0rient and
lnNul services nH the representative Of
the y NJ e. A. with this regiment
from June ~ a. October p. while en-.
ruEinE the enemy In the battles OF
thnlonE. CruIN Wnure Farm. Ourcq
River. scrry. ~ Mihiei aud Nerdun.
France, i9tA.'
Mr. Dunlop said hat Chaplain vii.
liams Joined tho tdIth infnntr last
september aud hat while they were
walking together about September 49,
the chaplain said De heard "a soldier.
say that he bought rin tobacco az IL
base port ~" puuiou said he did
not believe n. that Dee never had any
knowledge Of such transactions and
That he had given away hundreds Of
dollars worth of cigarettes. tobacco
ana other supplies Ho stated that
De haH sold Camel cigarettes to sol
dicrs ~ the equivalent Of sixty three
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

LUNCHEON FoR MRS. PRINCE
Mira W G. Reds luncheon for Mrs.
W b Prince, on Thursday last, wat
q very pretty affair. Spring flowers
gave "a happy suggestion OF the pas.
sing OF winter. yellow frisias and
white ealendula were used. The guests
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-08

The representatives % the Women's
Land Army ~ America. who gave two
addresses al the n W e. A. Wednes.
day, created a renewed interest Ia the
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y. ". g. \. MOTIFS.

y w Z, " NOIIh.
There viii be no yeaper services a.
thc Young Woman's Christian ~ussuciu-
ton tomorrow afternoon This b. he
cause the musical o. speech max
ina IN the hiEh school auditorium In
Observance ~ Roosevelt day viii not
be over, ana the \. W. does not wish
% attract oven one persnn away from
the important meeting AZ the audito-
rum.
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The personnel Of the east for the
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CITY OFFICERS 1919

CITY OFFICERS 1919
Mayor Hans A. Kosnig
city Clerk and Acting Comptroller
A. v. Brigham
City Attorney Albert b. Houghton
Ctsy Treasurer Fred Prudisch
City Assessor Alonzo #. Kellogg
City Engineer J. z. Lowther
Srpt. of Water Works A. w. Hebbring
Health CON- DIR. n +. Peterson
Chief of Police George Baltea
Justices OF the Peace Walter L. Koenig
=. II. Bair
Police Justice Walter L. Koenfg
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es' School, Milwaukee. spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Cross
at Bur-Oak Gables.
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PIGGLY WIGGLY
J..P. REMICH
SPRINKLE MARKET
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SAN CARLOS HOTEL
SOUTHERN STATES LUMBER co.
SOUTHERN UTILITIES co.
STAR LAUNDRY
C. III. TURNER e CO.
WAKEFIELD GROCERY COMPANY
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G. II. HAYS AUTOMOBILES
THE HEINBERG co.
HYER LUMBER co.
HYGIEA BOTTLING WRKS
INGRAM OPTICAL CO.
PALACE OF SWEETS
PENSACOLA ELECT. co.
PENSACOLA GAS CO.
PENSACOLA LUMBER CO.
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ANTWERP NAVAL STORES co.
B. & B. CAFE
BORRAS AUTO & SUPPLY CO.
CLUTTER MUSIC HOUSE
CONSOLIDATED GROCERY co.
THE DUVAL LUMBER COMPANY
WILL DIFFENDERFER
ELEBASH JEWELRY COMPANY
FORCHEIMER FASHION SHOP
GENTRY STRICKLAND COMPANY