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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-09
ITO GERMAN u BOATS FOUND
All Under Construction to Be Deliv-
cred to Allies,

HH UHue CohstFuctIon to Be UeIlV-
cred to Allies.
London, Jan. 6.-One hundred and
seventy submarines, all under con-
struction, were found when the inter-
Allied naval commission visited Ger
many to make arrangements for the
carrying out of the terms of the armis-
tice, according to newspaper here.
These U boats, it is said, will be turned
v e. to the Allies.
Germany's newest battleship, the
Baden, will be surrendered at a British
port within a few days in accordance
with the terms of the armistice, &C
cording to announcement here.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-09
FIFTY ESCAPE FROM MINE

Reach Safety Unhurt Following Fire
In Chute.
Cherokee, Kan, Jan. 6.-Fifty men
are reported to have escaped unhurt
from the shaft of the Hamilton Coal
company mine here when fire de-
stroyed the chutes and part of the
tipple. Loss was estimated at $50, 900.
Origin of the fire was still unknown.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-09
Poultry Paragraphs.

, Don't keep a male bird after
the Matching season. Hens lay
I, just as well without a male.
Don't overstock your land.
Purchase well-matured pullets
rather than hens.
Make the poultry house dry
and free from drafts. but allow
for ventilation.
Keep the house and yard
clean.
Grow some green crop in the
yard.
Spade up the yard frequently.
Feed table scraps and kitchen
waste.
Keep hens free from lice and
the house free from mites.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-09
USES FOR PLANES
IN PEACE TIMES
To Be Pressed Into Mail and Pa.
troll Work.
AIR SERVICE IN INFANCY

Captain Francis of Division Of MIL
tary Aeronautics Suggests Many
Uses for AlrpIanes In Time Of Peace
Would Make Valuable Addition to
Coast Guard Forces-Forest Patrol
Offers Another Opening for Expert
Aviators.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-01-09
Gives Workers Insurance.

More than $13,OO0,OOO in old lin,
insurance policies has been presented
to it's employees by a Seattle stee
shipbuilding concern. All workers
from the heads Of departments to thl
boys and women, have received $1.OO
policies. No charge is made to tn,
workers so long as they remain in til,
cOmpany's employ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
wOMAN's CLUB GIVES An
INTERESTING PROGRAM AND
ELECTS DEIEGATES.

Yesterday Afternoons meeting OF
the Woutan's Club was n well attend
ed and interesting occasion. Lietern-
ture was the subject OF the program.
under the leadership OF Mrs. valiant.
Mrs. George Angle spoke on the
drama, bringing out among other
points that the dramatist always gives
the dear PUBLIC what II wants. Mrs.
Weir proved In this Introduction TO on
Albuquerque audience. that she II a
very talented musician. Her selcc-
lions were. Souvenir. by Frank Drdla :
Liebestraum. Kre.sler; Pierrot. Rand
eEgcr. Following the musical NUM-
beers was a dramatic reading OF Gals
worthy's The Pigeon" by Mrs Angle.
In which M interpreted the char
acters with tru dramatic art.
Delegates and a~iternates to the con
vcntion OF Federated clubs &c be held
at Ration on October Is. ~ and IS.
were elected as follows: Delegates.
Mesdaines Baca. Mtrlar. La Belle.
Gould and FAR. aiiernates. Mesdames
Conner. Gusdorf. Barth, winfrey and
Yam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27

ada with Lady Dorothy WIS al
OTTAWA, where his royal highness WIS
the guest OF the nuka and duchess
OF ~heNonshirc for four DAYS. The
NounE people spent much time to-
gether during the princes stay IN the
dominion capital THIS WAS under the
watchful oye OF tho duchess. At tho
grand hall. Lady Dorothy was IN.
first partner selected by the prince.
H" danced with her several times
during the evening.
After the prince left the east, the
governor-genorai decided quite sud.
denly. to make "a topr OF the west.
Just an hour before his royal high
meas Arrived in Winnipeg. the vice re-
gal party, which included the Duke
and Duchess and Lady DOROTHY. ar
rived In the western metropolis.
Although the duke IND duchess os.
tensibly visited Winnipeg To- attend a
Rod Cross meeting. Il was announced
after their unexpected arrival that
they would Join the royal party In u
trip 10 the coast. This IL really what
started an the gossip.
suitable Match.
Although Lady Dorothy is not Of
royal family. Il II not believed that
would make any material difference
to- the powers who direct the lives Of
tho empires rulers to suit the best
political ends " the choice should
center upon her. There In little douhl
hut that she would he welcomed
throughout the empire us the bride
OF the popular soldicr-pr'nce. The
union would prove of immense nd
vantage In strengthening the bond he
tween Britain and tho Principal do
minion. Canada. canadians look up
on the Lady Dorothy aH IL native
Canadian.
So the duchess. " The gossips have
correctly Euagod the situation, holds
u winning hand IL remains 20 bS
seen IT. snm" other American. Cana-
dian or English match making moth
or "trumps her trick"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
WAS 1T A SUCCESS.
I'LL SAY sol

Most decidedly. The only draw
back was that. an In often the case
IN church affairs, either a%pprehen-
sion. or TACK OF sufficient daring, made
the ladies provide about one-half rs
much food as could have been used.
Now don't m'sunderstand. everyone
who ate had all he could eat but
many more would have liked TO eat
who were turned away. And every
thing wns delicious. including the
Mattresses, The cabaret was excellent.
the musical numbers all teceiving
much applause. and Mrs. VGnn's
darby shake down was capital
OF course we're talking about the
Cafe Chantant given by the ladies OF
the Episcopal church az the Masonic
Temple last night. Now wen begin
over again. Not In a lonE time has
q more representative gathering OF
Albuquerque society been seen than
enjoyed the thick and undeniably viti-
ated atmosphere OF the Masonic ball
room last night. Great blue and
orange shades Elorified the lights,
colored streamers rloated from the
ceiling, carnival spirits seemed TO pre-
vail. and n delicious odor of wamies
The room was crowded n those
who had reserved their tables were
fortunate. as they were able to keep
their seats until nine O'Clock when the
tables were cleared from the floor
and the guests drew back IL watch
the two feature dances. First came
Mrs. Knight, who gave a most finish
ed and graceful classic inter probation.
Mrs. knight n a sister OF iRuru
Knight n her husband. 9TH Cole-
brated English artists not unknown to
AibuquerqueanS, and studied clnssic
dancing In England and under Paw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27

James a. fitch and 6aurhte,.
Miascs Susan n Hannah rcsnrc.,,
sanaay from an extended stay In The
fiias Marjorie Herrick fan zone %
w"os,er' Ohio 70 resufns Iscr college
DR.. John n Gass n A-ihnoueren.
was a business visitor hrre antnrasy-
Mrs James Havea ma rots Ior,....
- nave returned 10 i1ele home In
~ Reno Oklahoma. after a vlslt NJ "A
Mr and Mrs. y. "a. Heeaan.
Miss Anna Fitch left essr1,v f.r
~ Pase whore she viii remaln aim
Mrs Charles J. Meals children dur
lng Mrs. Meals absence Ia The enes
Wiihem " Hammei. N the Becker
Mercantile company. OF nrinesr~iue
nrisona. snme Saturday for q hrlsf
Friends Of Mr. ava Mrs neor~e =
Wheeioet ~ vaiiejn. calf viii 10
Interested to learn Of the birth ~ =
faufh'cr On Fepfemher ID ~.
Whecloef WIS Formerly Miss fnrcna
o'Csra - this oltv'
Through the courtesy ~ Mrs Franz
Nrhr,tdt tho following little Girls en-
io'ed a visit to tho picture show s,s-
nrdrr night. Misses Nalsie Perry.
fi'yaheih Nicholas Margaret Eaton
m rranres Schmidt. w
Eddie Price % Los Angeles calf.
mas taken charre Of f~.ocweasfeln
itroiherS Store. Mr.. Price formerly
lived IN socorra and has numbers o.
friends here who are glad TO have
hir1 In Socorr0 npaih.
The saturday rrffre club met with
Yrs. H0lm o.. Rrrsum. There were
tNrre tables. Dainty refreshmerts
were served. Those playing were.
Mechanics W = ERton. q. " cook. r.
~ Ererheart. charler 81. Duncan
\. Winski. Louisa Martin. v ".
Sweet, " " Wells. Frank n Hart
lett, Ice Baldwin GEORGE TItuwor,h
lett.
Miss ciai.e puraam eturred s,,-
nv night from . shopping trip to III
Mrs Fred schnidt who lives on ,
ranch near Carthage. was a queer m
the bone % her brother. Franz
schmidt, during tho week.
Niles Mnrauerife Sweet was able
70 resume her duties ne teacher N
me city schools atier . weeks illness.
Mr. and Mrs Wiliiain !. Eaton on
teriained with n delightfully."- Informal
hftle party SATURDAY. evening. AZ
usual. bridge wae nlavrd. The re-
freshmenfs were delicious. ana a Love
" time was had. Those piaylne were
Pr and Mrs X. minakL Mes
w u N.wrornb. Matt Fowler. AIR.
and Mrs. Eaton.
There was q lively dinner marty ~
the berry home Snndsy night. and IL
was due to Dr. Ktrthawfs akin ~
hunter and Mrs. 0rleith's hfeh at
ialnments IN the culinary srt that a
delicious dove pie formed tho piece
Covers were laid fcr Mt and Ms.
". D. Bursum. Dr. aud Mr. e. a
Duncan, DR.. Eershaw Matt Fowler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
Mrs. nINBY HOSTESS
Nj "a NtHEDN.

In honor of Miss Agnes Childers.
Miss Lucille Simms and Miss Adelmc
PYLE. Mrs BiNhy entertained at iuncn.
eln 10 the Alvurada on Thursday.
The table was decorated with red.
white and blue as q tribute tn Mis-
childers' return from overseas ser
vice the day before, and attractive
favnrs were presented to the guests
Of honor. Covers were laid FOR Mr..
RiNhy, Miss Chllders, Mrs. Albert
simms, Mrs John Simms Miss AIDE
line Pyle. Miss Lucle Simms. Mrs,
childers, Mrs Dietz. ana Mrs. Jaml-
son
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
Rumor Points Toward Lady Dor
othy cavendish, Daughter of
the Governor General of Can
ada as the Future Princess Of
Wales.

WINNIPEG. Man-iias Lady Dor
othy ~CaVendish. second daughter OF
the Duke OF Devonshire. governor
general Of canada, stolen q march on
her American and Canadian Cousins
Feminine hearts. set a nutter by
the visit Of EdwuTd, Prince Of Waies
may heye nuitcrcd in vain, IL reports
which have followed in the wake o.
his royal %highncss' visit 10 Wirnipeg
are anything bun idle gossip.
Joins Royal Party.
Backed by the vast wealth OF tho
Dcvonshirc family and 4 social posi-
ton sccoad to only that Of royalty,
the Duchess Of Devonshirc. " is suit
has ukcn advantage 81 the pro.
uuunccd empirc-wide sentiment
against foreign marriages for royal
hers, and set out TO land the prince
as "a son-in-law.
II would seem that tho duchess
holds "A whole handful OF trumps.
Lady Dorothy Is young. beautiful. has
"A charming personality. with the add
ed prestige OF great wealth aud
pedigree.
Since tho prince first came e. can
q he has been thrown into the
company Of Lady Dorothy on several
occasions, and now 10 rs announced
h q the duke and duchess and lady
Dorothy will accompany the royal
party on % trip to the Pacific coast
Whether hy design or not. the prince
Will be- thrown constantly into tho
company Of the girl. who. uccordins
to rumor. has the best chance of any
girl m the neutrality-suspicious. world OF
becoming the Princess OF Wales,
Danced Together.
The ~priure's first meeting tu CAN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
'ALBuouERouE GoiFERs 60 no
SANTA III.

Two cars OF golfers wen 20 Santa
Fe this afternoon upon Invitation OF
tho Santa Fe Golf club to visit the
new links and enjoy n game thereon.
They will return tomorrow evening.
Those Who went are; Albert slmms.
Grover Divine. Arthur Prneger. Roy
Mcdonald, Joe Moranna and Bryson
Biggr. Dr. Van After. DR.. McI.andrcss
and Or. Eller win also 20 and II look
ed whom we went TO press as though
the party would be sun further rug-
mented.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
~ INFORMAL PIII w nsNcT.

lhere WIS an informal dancing
party at the Phi Mu sorority house
on Tuesday night. 4 big Gre In tho
fireplace, singing ana ukcleie playing
who were present were Grace Stor;z.
Alma B%aldridre, LeClulr Ca%Vanaugn,
Louise Lowber. Flora Marshall. kath-
airline Angle, Eluuc Conin. Miss Mae
Arthur. Kenneth Barr Allan Bruce.
uiram Iierkenhon. George White.
William nacon and Wallace Bacon.
Maurice POLK. AIR Macarthur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27

rounded collar. the cont being fash
toned along rounded yoke lines, fol-
lowing the direction of the collar. The
sleeves Wer very wide and the sill
huuCttc ~ this wrap was long and
narrow. a perfect wealth OF soft.
furry beauty 10 was.
one other model OF loose lines and
Wide enough 10 %cnvelop the nuniesi
costume VAS fashioned Of a suede
like hnlsh cloth in unui'ary blue. Tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
CIDER mn NpPiFs.

oh that sounds 10 good and suits
thc season. They were served with
sandwiches at Tho Muliin ranchltn On
North Fourth street when several cars
mutored out on Thursday afternoon
To pay their respects to tho new place
which has been 50 aitractiycly Inn
proved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
New York Fashion
Letter
INNA TIIiS pEGGY
ABOUT iIK COATS
HN Mimnt Hall simmons

Sew York. sept go.
Peggy brar.-Thc keynote ~ the
rev fur wraps be- comfort ard luN-
ury. For richness and superhly heau-
ti:ul lines / have never seen them
equaled
Leadinr furricrs predict the cN-
trDme popularity aud consequently
heavy deuapd Of skins for Hudson
Seal coats Some of the models shown
are very charming.
pnp long wrap of Hudson seal b.
loose iu Line. without belt. and shows
. modest self collar and cuns. over
wide slt"vcs. yet the rica sot,nrss OF
its beauty needs no udurnmeut. The
lining D. of 10 rich pattern. with blue
satin stripe running through.
Smnrt Lam CUs,ictL
In cnat,es some uf the smnrfcst
models in Hudson seal show wide,
nuny collar aud cunH in squirrel or
kulinsky, ana deep outside pockets.
other little coates, particularly suit
ed to the dchutante and slender va
man, are fashioned OF gray squirrel.
soft % dowuy, and Of Wide ripping
lines.
Among tho very beautiful fur coats
seen In my travels through Fifth ave-
uue shops. Peggy. was one ~ mole
skin combined with Hudson seal Tn
usual n'est-cc-pas2
The waist portion was cut on dress
lines ~ the moleskln. the underarm
and sleeve being Of Hudson seal. The
lower coat. Joined skirt fashion at the
normal wnistlinc, was Of moleskin.
Enormous pockets Eraced the coat.
Dofnau Wrap Eject.
Another combination Wa achieved
In a loose dolman wrap caught ~
slightly az front and hanging longer
az the bach In this case the wide
collar uud Guns were fashioned OF
konnFky.
Among the other beautiful models
wCrs a long squirrel wrap, with deep,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
WHIT THE \. ~. G. 4. Is DoING

Al enrolled members ~ the Y. w.
g A. Cup club are looking forward to
the supper which will be given at the
Y on Tuesday evening. supper Will
I've served at $50 and afterwards o
musical roll call will be taken. This
MEANS hat AS each girls name II
called she will respond with either n
musical selection or a short recitation.
in case she II unable 10 give the
other. This club is composed ot the
young employed girls.
Miss Elizabeth Rose. the new phys.-
cal director who succeeds Miss Stuch-
field. was formerly a physical in
structor from Lincoln. Nebraska, but
comes directly from Y. W. national
headquarters. She viii have the aih-
lotic program thoroughly organized
by the end OF another week and rcgu-
lar classes will be held.
Miss Gertrude Schuler, who was
called away by the illness and death
Of her father Mayor Schuler Of Ration.
rs expected to return the early part
of the week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
M Aida p. srMs-rhones iis or s4s.

WE have already exhausted the editorial pen OF all the social events
which have taken place this week and should you be sufficiently IN
.e%si lsthafsy which has eonStrainod "a town and are once more at
have te opportunity Of even Elmpsins the King and Queen of belgium
have demonstrated their discrimination In stopping In Albuquerque " e Ore
sure that we dol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
ANOTHER
nHIut,E l1lE

TursdUy sNtnIs % be 4 Wy NOpU-
lar day Tor bridge. There are more
bridge clubs which meet on Tuesday
perhaps than on u other day. oh
Tuesday uf this v Eek Mrs \ w Pot
ter and Mrs H. T. Robinson were
hostesses to their bridge club COM
posed of members ~ the Eastern
Star. Three tables were enjoyed ana
light refreshments w"r" served no
rsi1cs being given, The next meeting
viii be In two weeks when Mrs. Wal
ter ana Mrs Hatch Will be hostess"s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
cANTEEN DANCES ARE WELL
CHApERONED.

On Thursday night several hundred
men were held over In Albuquerque,
five carloads OF soldiers and two OF
sailors, some newly recruited. and
others casualties bound for various
hospitals, with the combined efforts
OF Canteen and Wa Camp Service
everything possible was done to enter
tain the boys. and a big dance was
given on Thursday night AT the
Armory. Many young ladies' wcr"
present, and-tour ladies' acted as
chaperones. the Mcsdam"s Robertson,
Graham, Venable and itirhl,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27

Among fur scarfs skunk seal. and
squirrel are popular while some won
dcrfnl eSoiutiona Of the fur scarf are
shown in pointed foN. Adieu. Peggy,
dear, Fondly. AINNA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
"sEvEN SISTERS" HOLD THEIR
ANNUAL nANQIIT.

The annual banquet Of the Seven
Sisters was held on Wednesday nigh,
at the home Of Mrs. Adair. A23 South
Edith street. Covers were laid for
twelve. the table was decorated In a
charming autumn co!or scheme,
bright leaves. dahlinH and astcrs
forming a beautiful center piece. A
six course dinner was served, and a
demonstration OF the skill OF the mod
ern housewife was so successful that
the arair might ave been served at
she RITZ Mrs. S~naNely. who II visit
ing her son. Mr.. T.. KnecSe NJ Old
Town. was the guest Of honor.
\ big booster social will he given
mex Friday night to all the members
OF the sunday school OF the Broadway
Christian Church a program with
games. pictures and refreshments will
form part OF he evenings entertain
ment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
TWO nIRTInNYs mnNoRED.

Mrs. Roy Mcdonald and Mrs Rufus
Goodrich were twin recipients ~
birthday fluctuations on wednesday
afternoon when their mutual frieu Is
dropped In 20 have a cup Of tea win
the iva ladies az Mrs Mcdonald y
home. The occasion Was as delight-
fui as an such Informal and i'm
promptu affairs generally are n
The tea let Il ne whispered, includ-
ed the most delicious collation. u del
Icacles that can he imagined.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
INST VI. v. An SOCIETY.

Thursday afternoon NJ lhc nome ~
Mrs. A. a. Helm. i2ii Central ave
nue.. the Aid society of the First NJ T..
church had u very pleasant social
and business meeting, and . short pro-
gram was given.
Miss Blanche porierncld. in her
well trained cnntralto voice sang
when Roses nluom,' G%l"ichardD.
Mrs. David stewart, accompanied, at
the plano.
Those assisting In serving were Mrs.
3 4. bright. Mrs H. r. Robinson.
Mrs, skulltharp, Miss Gorhy, Miss
Gail neCkman.
The following officers were appoint
ed for the ensuing a preHldcnt,
Mrs. II. T. Robinson; vice president.
Mrs. ". ". Helm, secretary, Mrs.
Ernest n Garcia. financial secretary.
Mrs W T.. Franuiu, treasurer. Mrs.
Zoe A, Kynctt. lrcss reporter Mrs.
Roy NJ Ball.
Several social affairs aside from the
regular meetings. are anticipated one
To he held Thanksgiving week. tu
which an members aud friends Of the
church are invited. at which time All
may contribute their thauk offerings
for the year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
KNIGHTS or COIIMBUs DANCE,

A large program dance was given
hv the knights 0f Columbus on
Thursday niTht nj colombo hail for
members and their guests only. The
Colombo orchestra furnished the mu-
sic, and punch and waters wero served
during the dancing, which lasted IN
NJ 80 o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
WEDDINGS.

ON Wednesday evening at $3.50
o'clock Eleanor Hogan and Frank
HRckett were married al the home of
the brides parents, b03 New York
venue, Reverend Alfred Kuhn Of the
broadway Christian church perform
cd the ceremony In the presence OF n
few friends and the immediate reia-
tives OF the bride and groom, who
were attended by Gladys IIackett and
Frank Hogan.
4 meeting Of the womcn's Club OF
Ranches DE Atvisco was held on
Thursday afternoon AZ the home OF
Mrs. Oldham. After several hours
spent IN chatting. mcnding and sew
ing most Rppetizing things were
brought In to fortify the members to
20 home and cook their families
suppers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27

The Christian Endeavor Of the 'on-
eregationnl church held a social ON
Friday night. which was vcry success
fnl. and much enjoyed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-27
nnn Miss rhILnEnS.

Mrs. John ". Elder was AZ home
Informally on Thursday afternoon foi
her nclce. Miss Agnes Childers VIII
returned on Thursday from France
Some Of Miss Agnes intimate friend,
dropped In TO welcome her back aud
10 have a cup Of tea. tea as Is he
coming tho custom. meaning n tribe
more than wee sandwiches ana tht
delicious beverage, and on this oc'
casion everyone Vas also busy drink
ing In what Miss Childers had To say
about "oVCr there