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The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-04-24

An incidental but significant proof that the war is over Is found in the fact that Jewellers stocks of left-on. hand "service" rings and pins are al. ready being marked down one-half.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-04-24
RURAL METHUSEIAH,

The Clarence Courier-Uncle Ike Bassett says the best fence posts are red cedar, and that they will last a hundred years. q know," says Uncle Ikey, "because I've tried lem twice. ."-Boston Transcript.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-04-24
REST ON THE OPERATION.

General-How long has the battle been raging?
 Aide-Five reels, sir.
 General-Then run up flag of truce so that the camera men may go to lunch.-Judge.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-04-24

Things are already getting back to the pre-war basis. Time Is money and this country does not waste It in Idle waiting. The rapidity with which we got into the war astonished the world, and we are not going slow about re- construction.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-04-24

Students of AsIatic problems per ce!ys dazzling light in the east in the formation of the new Siberian republic that developed so amazingly and will so revolutlonize age-old concepts of the far eastern question. It is too
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-04-24
NATURAL EXCUSE.

q wonder why growing girl is % hard to manager"
 "Well, naturally, as long as she is a girl, her deeds are all miss doings."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1919-04-24

About all those iron crosses are good for now is to become Yankee sou venirs. Even the Huns who won 'em don't want 'em.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22
PEOPLE COMPLAIN
ABOUT PROFITEERTNG

With the announcement that food
proateers in the Calumet region are To
come IN for their share Of attention.
housewives Of Hammond are showing a
willingness 10 furnish tire authorities
with evidence ia the last few days
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Clyde
Cleveland has received telephone calls
from q number Of Hammond women VINO
cited instances IN which they believed
they had been over-charged by dealers.
About half Of the cases which were
reported came from women who had
purchased their supplies from West
Hammond grocets Where Illinois mer-
chants are concerned Mr.. Cleveland be-
lleves he VIII turn the evidence over 10
District Attorney Clsne AZ Chicago. bat
Indiana matters VIII be referred to Dis
trict Attorney Slack
In the meantime federal authorities
have practically finished their investi-
CATION in the Calumet region and have
4 report prepared showing the amount
Of food stuas stored in warehous in
This vicinity It was found that ono
Chicago packer has large stores of
canned goods amounting 10 thousands
If eases in q Hammond warehouse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22
COLORED MASONS
IN SESSION

Cary is the center II another state
convention this week
The Colored Masons Of Indiana are
IL session. shortly after two O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon they paraded in
III fun dress costumes OF the order
Headed by thirty piece band. the
Knights Templars marched on Broad
way and 5th avenue. Several hun
dred were in the line Of march and
the spectacle attracted the attention
Of hundreds OF pedestrians in the bus
mess district. The drill team gave
az exhibition
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22
GARY AND HAMMOND
WILL CLASH AGAIN

Baseball fans will be given another
opportunity Of seeing the old rivals. Gary
and Hammond. ia action again Tins sea-
son. a game having been arranged ~
the Hammond Park Sunday, september
9TH, according to the manager Of The
White Eagles. Gary fans are digging
down IN their side pocket TO get up q
RON of dough TO wager on their idols.
In the recent anne Hammond defeated
linrv 7 70 2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22
INDIANA HARBOR
MAN ARRESTED.

Charged with obtaining money un-
DER false pretenses. Gust Callas, S4t9
Pennsylvania street. Indiana Harbor,
was arrested By Constable Radakovich
on warrant in Gary last night. TIE
details Of the case were not learned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22

that money can buy and honest
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-vEAL-5o TO 60
lbs. % 2fei 70 10 so lbs - q 26c: 90 to
100 lbs. 26a &c. fancy. 2Sc. overweight
kidneys. $40 e 175 lbs, l6a 1sc; coarse.
II nlatac.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22

county quality
smooth
Special S1.25 q bushel delivered
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-22

FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FRESH DRESSED CHI
WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
wuMNN's RELIf,r CORPS
INTI.ItT ANS a. 4 "a.

The Mamau's Relief corps conHti'
tutod themselves the most huspitnhle
OF hoHtessos ut the g. A. T. meeting
hold 10 Alhuuuoruur THIS week On
rhuraday night az their headquarters
in odd Follows hail the ladies' uf the
Relief corps served a delicious ban
quot Co the veterans. The entertain
mput committee consisted OF Mes
Games CurFruyc. fuurnclle, strain,
uuWdirh. Fisher. Noehl and bingcrs'
Tho tables were decorated with flags
aud with bouquets 81 carnations aud
were served hy the members % the
NtIlUl corps purinE the program OF
speaking that followed. we're several
musical numbers, vocal solos by CHAR
lotto HlAupr aud "a gentleman, a VIZ
Iu HYiu los Mr shnier aud rccltationH
Hy Mics Irene Iurtch ana Mrs shcrer.
On FRIDAY noon ths same committee
lrtIu entertained the a. A. r. convon.
tuu With dinner. and D guests ull
voted that both affairs had been
't.uI fuf the Gods
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
BY Aida +. SIMS
Phones fi6 or 345

ORCUS DAYS have come At last. aud such a circus as our parents
would never have believed possible, such aerial stunts uo trapcz-
- kt Of the past could have conceived. a circus with all the rings
IN the sky. aud all the performer. up IN ie air. And when they
came down they went right up AGAIN ~ the sght oi sctrrHl AIbu-
qucrquc charmers aud we're all % them mp IN She clouds FOR the
remainder of their stay here. Bui. seriously speaking. Il was n
wonderful exhibition. aud the whole world turned OF on the mesa.
which must have looked Ike o disturbed ai hill from above.
II Ahuqucrquc keeps on giving such amateur performances g.,
that which was presented This week b viii surely arquir' u reputation
for amusing musical comedy, aud the lack Of good theatrical enter.
tniunrnt will be- supplied by home talent. The Fort layard play
offers more diversion for the coming week, aud after a while We
believe that We could actually stand some q" high hr, " performances
Atttr unfit and some mcutal cNcruou wouldn = destroy our enjoy
mrnt NJ ANYTHING really goui. and Alhuqurrpl' >urtl! could usr a
little esibeGe inspiration. We hear that the Fr'tuphtly H. mrdi'et
ing bringing some Rrstra,, music here nest i.i II Is To be- hoped
that they will begin right now 60 make preparations for this most
rummcudatir possibility. Nothing good ought 10 hc allowed 20 cross
this continent aud nor stop be- Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
TN IIks, I1.M.

Alhu1ueuIu, humt tilHHf H.. mover
mote distinguished itself fhHu D. 600
Boo me Performance ui Ih" hIH
CLEVER THE fact fnlt tIr WlH.H
thing WlH the WORK uf HWltHufa u.H
almost uuheI,t til, o. Ht ID .UU U"
was Ear more attractive HuI HUI
than anything earrut thr I"'
tn,mHIttH and lNr." HUN NH..
Smooth and easy tH H...H Geo.
Tho color HDNtfu" UI fHU "u
wus really lovely tHruuU HHut iH.
pastel shsIr. which NUr. U.H.
bN the rose aIuIDI uniform. .. f".
h.vit,hiur hrllhos Who flushed HH
with pleasing f~feIurrUN .rt U'' ua..
umuHinE activity The muHI. W." W
ATTRACTIVE, Und fHTr. HHH HN.HIU'H."
not one dUsUurIIrf motto uf NHIEH.HH
either lu thy lines ur OFT 'Nf H
tire pluN TN, uuIN criticism I.If
could De- made WIS tHHt fr' 90. H.H
uuto was "a trIflp IHur .uI flaf fH.
title aud its enmrw Dot frequent r'UI
tttion were irlrsri iu hF iho kIn uf
their teeth nscuuss HithuUEh ws wDf
assured hy everyone that Ono hId wHH
clever De- never aiIu nf uId HUNfIIuE
To- demonstrate thut fact iu tn" play
uhc Not that he really tH is urut'u
iu the production of th' comedy o.
ssln but appears rather lH H luNrlufu
anu WV" NNNNNN'NNN "'""...
4 general excellence and ease uf
mnnne b. 20 be- accredited tu 't,rh
memhcr OF the ClHt Mr. Scott cover.
ed himself with distinction uu' unIf
Tor tho authorship nr fn, U'HH Hnd
SONGS but boz a finished presentation
OF his role "bmcic SturE wHH most
attractive as a. iumurf little putk'i,HH
ana looked perfectly hrwiirhinH when
sHr blossom,d out later ou boo 10 Flower
ukr costume OF plltnf pink Iud green
Hsr lifting love HuuE ltH Love. WIS
,hHfmiuriy unE o. tnr uttiu dame.
accompaniment wts very much 1872
prrDiutcd
Miss Nr'ma prirhuri was 10 cumming
ilttip snuhrrfte ull rirht and scored q
genuine biz as PATSY thu m~'HrruE'f
hoy She wuH quite ut home uuN Co.
Eothtr with Miss RUIN Tnmpklna fr.
tifhri a most culurful frttur, of th"
land arape t. very hard tu ktrk
and M % drum ~ tuu same time hut
whom they kicked. mo- ou r cared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
y. ". &. 4. stan,is for Protection
OF Women.

Cooperating with tho Consumers
Leagues Of Nrw York state and New
York Clty. the Womcn's Trndes Union
League. tho " e r. a., tho Industrial
Commission Of Sew York state. he
New York State Nomsn'r suffrage
Party and several other leading orgnn-
izaiiona. the Young Women'H Christian
association OF That state. numbering
over $50. 900 members. be- uniting On
an effort tn pnHa through the New
York state legislature hlliH providing
for a minimum % protection Tor IN
dustriai women
Among thc bills for which they ARE
unitodiy working are the elEht-hour
DAY. minimum wnre. health ~inaurun'n
and others ct mmiinr character. re
Gently u inrro protest mnrH mocuuE
was held hy The women of ihone Ntri-
Gus organizations ln Cooper Union,
Now York CIV. for tho pun nnro ~
showing their combined disnrprukHl uf
an alleged uttomut on thf part o. he
speaker Of the Legislature 10 hold he
bills len committee and 20 prevent their
being passed on by the legislators dur
Ing The session.
man de- u. W%hitohguso. who just TO-
turned from Switzerland, whore she
performed "a war mission Tor tho Com
mittoo on Iuhlic Information. Mw.
James Ices iAidluw. chairman Of he
New York State Woman Suitcase
Party. who presided. and Mrs William
Adams THROWN Of tho y NJ e. A, who
also recently returned from France.
where she went on business Tor the
y. W. g. 4. Mrs. Brown explained
tho policy OF the Y W, g. A. In these
DAYS len contrast tu its earlier conaoryu-
tive policy by saying that with women
going INTO Industries 10 such an eN'
tent tho Y W g. A, which has al
Ways stood for women of oNrff class.
must BE- for protective measures and
must thtrsforp hack the organizations
e~ndcaNorinF TO pass them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10

This past week htH been one OF 'hc
most Intense activity on the part OF
thu wumru committee fOr the Loan
drive. eliminating today iu the last
effort tu mttr quota There viii
ur t grand wiuiup tonight "a The Y.
ID a. A. when dinner Will bee served
iu 900 workers. reports Will be made,
Governor l.lrtululo Will speak, ana
.,rrEuu, ls Invited Co COME The high
school orchestra WIl furnish the
uuH.. u- heretofore The result ~
fH. WHfk ct the women OF uerualillo
county Will testify tonight aa 20 what
.lul UIu 100 Hud have done
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
May Seems a Martial Monh-Fymg Circus Victory Loan, C. A. R. Encampment
Motif Of Week. Military Mnards Coming Es Play Proves Unusual Success

meeting u all girls hat have been
members ~ this ciu.. After the meet
inF the girls will have n rnmc party.
NcHpor service sunday Will be- ln ne
nature % a sin sonn The n Of
the army and navy being used. Miss
Beatrice scissor will lead this meeting.
Al are invited. on June first these
meetings Will close until September
first The next meeting wlll be In
charge u the Christian church with
Mrs Horton leader. The a = meet.
Ing Will be % unusual interest This
Will be the singing hy prominent sing
ers " different hymns and then the
Interpretation Of thc hymns sung
The members Of the younE em-
pioyod girls club % the Y. " g. A..
are striving TO make their club one
81 which the city may well be proud.
This club endcayors 10 furnish rec
rention for the employed girls Of
Albuquerque aud give them an OPP
%portuniiy to meet and enjoy one an
other.
up TO .his Inns they have been
able o. DO very little beyond serving
"a little supper each Tuesday evening,
but from now on they are Eoing % put
e. lot NJ pep into % aud make u a
regular club.
Miss stuchnuid u the leader Of this
branch % the Y. W. and % she n
Airs urnnddus huvu been doing atl
possible 60 make u u success and with
the cooperation which the girls are
willing and unxiou % give are bound
10 put II over,
A. the initial move in their efforts
10 broaden the activities ~ the club
Invitations are being avnt 60 all the
girls whose names they have been
able "a get who they believe will be
Interested ln Joining the club,
Doubtless there are "a number
whose names they could not get 80
an who uro really Interested ana want
60 be- one ~ the g. a.. a. club are
asked 90 phone Mus nruaddua ttusi
and give their names NOT later than
Monday. lu order that there may De
sufficient preparations made Tor sup
per. Tho supper Tuesday night viii
be- % cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10

present were Mr. 4 u Mcmillan and
Mias Katherine Mcmillan. and tho
quests o. honor. Major Fulurd. Major
Parker. Major Holiday and Captain
Holden.
Tho English aces who accompanied
tho Aviation circus expressed th'm-
selves ua No charmed with AlhuuuCr-
duc hospitality That ID WIS with dini-
guilty that they could tear thomHolvcH
away In fact. Major fulard and Nn.
ior Parker had taken their bass from
the train when o. telegram wnH 70.
ceivod which necoHaitutcd their lo1v.
ing captain Holden. however. stayed
over uti Tuesday night uH the guest Or
Mr. and Mis-. Joseph Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
AI.,MooouDo COMMENCEMENT.

NNt MHt
The largest graduation class In the
history III AIamoeorio achooin will
~rornIta dIulomaa un WeduaaIaV Nav
itth. when me r-rnduotion eTerslres
of the Junior hieh school cian taxes
place. me class numbers SO, with
IS boys and "a nirln. on the nlnhf Of
May IL tho iunicr class viii urerent
q play. The Wlndmllis Of U1llanf.s
al the high school auditorium.
The senior mig school Graduation
class numbers ~. with "a girls and
eight hoya Cian dny for the senior
class will be May rs. when the closing
exercises 81 the class will be held. The
seuior colOrn are oid rose and red. tho
class flower iu the rose, and the mot
to of the claas ~ "Not az the top. but
climbing"
The senior class will give a prn.
gram at the hirh school auditorium
on the night % May rs a. foliown.
Piano solo. "Buona Note" ~ Opal
Upton.
saiutatory. BY Leslie Sells.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
VmIInnrN's ~MAs0,EnADT.

THE delightful old huninE home
Wa thr scene llst nirht uf a chill
Ur,ua masquerade party. The big
nHIi wir used Tor dancing and there
wore many gay and fantastic little
figures could Dee soeu weaving in ana
strange go say they were more
UI Tess solemn. but then they fcli
quito rruwu up The first time one
Wrlts u really low neck "a "a solemn
occasion rierrottes. pirrrots column
hIuo. Dolores, a Colonial Dame, a
fierce Turk, q sailor, u chose, not 20
mention the purely fancy costumes,
burning the evening the lights were
turned uu aud Miss Ernestine, the
uttir hostess. did a very pretty rose
dance iu u fairy spot light uf green
end rose This was followed boy an i'm
tsrp~rriutivc gypsy dance done by Miss
Doris lIuvtu, which was charming.
Miss riuvau is a very graceful dancer.
and bodily and facial expression are
pleasing supper was served about 30.
hut the festivities lasted until ~
O'Clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
N HONOR on Miss WILSON.

IN ono of Mics Ora Wilson Mrs
4 o. Sims gave uu Informal tea 90
tho home uf hDr sister, Mrs a. = Mo
lIudr,Ha uU saturday afternoon. Miss
Wilson. fh" bride tu hp. was the reel.
her friends and of many fslirltutiura
bon addition Tho guests were, Mrt
Joseph wilson th, MIsars sydney and
Dpfu Wilson. MIA Joseph Giliutr
Mrs Albert lIWmH aui tho Missrs
NIrrIu.H U.f"IN Angelica How don,
trfI,ru" MCMILLAN and Adele Carr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
DANCE ron I'm KIDS
tIINIR COMPANY.

Honorina The company Of THE
Ktd's Clcvfr' which played 10 two
packed houses az the Crystal hts
week, the local Elks' lodge viii give
a dance at the ball IN tho club
house for members OF the company
and IN Elks In the city. The dance
will start at I n o'clock The entire
company iH expected 20 attend tho
event aud the local Elka are asked 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
RNNQUtT ron CNsT on
HAS ~ ~

There Will Ue e banquet r.yrn for
The ,HHt Of Tho Kids CLEVER at M,
Country club 600 Monday night May
I-tu. after which tho party viii go on
to tEo Ells dance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
rur TUESDAY LITERARY Clrn.

IN OF fh' N0HFn OF WE
M,utui d regular meeting Of ths
Lltufuty club W1s postponed from last
Tuesday 90 tho coming Tuesday when
ID will meet at the home OF Mrs. 4.
49, Stroup. There Will be two papers,
one ON Nows OF the Peace Conference,
by Mrs Leopold. and another on
Goneral current Events BY Mrs. Me-
Miilon, followed by "a general discu1-
Hiuu OF the amc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
IN mn ~nNN.NNrn

Tur Uau..ut riy,n ou Monday after
noon Ht tH, Country club hy the mem .
r,fa oI unr uDi Cross ,antccn and ~
tIp country ,iHn. boz honor of the Of
IruI# ur tuH IitIur CIRCUS WIS "a very
.ftIH,tiND uut successful nnnr The
Entertainment committee in charge Of
hiIs . o. Mclaughlin and Mrs ~ q.
claiborne bad made cNcrN arrange
wrut 90 make the occasion one to be
remembered The HNluturs were taken
BOO charge tY tho most attractive Young
iI.iiUs and without tho formniitics 81
running tHs gauntlet boz the way Of
endless IutnnIu,uurs. mingled freely
with their Albuquerque hosts ana hos
flissr Tee WIS served throughout
tIs afternoon. ana tho iuduuugahle
Hust,ss.s even followed the iucurug-
iIIs dlu,,ts with plates Of delicious
refreshments MANY members Of 90"
country club were present Co ussiHi
BOO tn. reception OF The cityf guests.
luI tHe High School orchestra newer
played murs plgtsiurlN
L. Iinnur uf the "Accs."
: NprV charming Informal luncheon
bob honor of the fuur distinguished
IurIIHn noes wUu visited this oitN with
th, tIkIne Circus. WIS given on Mon
duN at tho homo of Mt aud MIS-
Ius,rh Wilson. ln addition GO The
Misses sydney uud Cora Wilson those
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
rnnrNInmrIY MrsIr CLIn

Great enthusiasm aud a delightful
program marked Tie last regular
meeting of the fortuishtlN Music club
which was held nt the home % Mr.
O. D. Cox. coo North i2ih street. last
TUESDAY evening. The returning prssl-
dent. MR. o. e. Reid. in 70 graceful
little cercmouN. installed %, urN uf1.
GERS for tie coming year Mr Nc
bowel. tho newly elected president
made n speech witch was much en-
loved hy the club Tor lts hearty fcollLr
optimism. and democratic spirit NJ
McpoWcli asked Tor She cooperation
OF each pnd an ana there b. no doubt
that he Will yet a.
Mrs Bradford. who hos hoon absent
fron she city for some months 90.
ceivod % hearty welcome. and gave an
recount ~ hot experiences lt some ot
the biennial conventions which pho had
attended Tho club hopes tn Hrui H
delegate to this YEARS. convention.
which will ho held ut I~,tyrlIru. Sew
Hampshire. boz June
The club decided to invest Iu u NID.
tory houd. and the ilrr oI iHiHr HHWn.
thing hlr iu the w1N Uf Hu HftH'H
course ncNt Ncur seemed to tnI much
favor
The following doNsnt.ul a.1 ,If..l
program. which WHs HrrlU ..i Dos NUH
Thomas ilurhUl WIe iN"u HINnu. f."u
number n,lnF thoroui I' %,nInf'I
D. Piano solo. ii,,gil UH l%'.HI"urH
l.ulu'I lr.mI
Miss Houo Huul.muu
@ No,al Solo.
tel flushed 90 500, lufr
............. MONT lh w
,l Tho siHr ...... uy
t,i Down BOO tUo Do.
.~.......... .... G,.'ru', i'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10

whether fIUr htr or not Miss
HuIis.f uaa stunning na the aunt aud
looked ukD t MHtuhull-field fashion
show htHIiDs singing delightfully."-.
ilutU Nf tludnlu and Mt Mcdonald
lived 1901 to their regulations ~ de
IIrht mHktrH' and did some Cufkiug
IHHUHgtENrusD editor. Do often for-
cots Chefs wutuEl
f.. N."uuul vlH tho discovery in
OBJ, vs., uf fourIrht talent A. Fore
IHU. ffuU.s IuI later 10 tho French
count Do NHH capital llfH uruuuuri.
.Iur InI gestures Wrr, very Gullir.
nI HU 5000 simply greet iu Why hld
H" Goo fHIf Dance for Ns Iuai
enough Spanish abandon with an
mH..uU -arr,stIun uf restraint iie-
fuUrr H.fs NIsa Esfril. Harris ana Nj.
Ntur#. klein diverted th" audience
with variety uf trr, we'll rendered
,r. completing u most attractive
program
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10

MOTHERS DAY.


Tomorrow iH Mothers Day 81
matter whore you are, or what yor are
doing no matter where mother mny
Boz. lrt some act On the part OF an OF
us TESTIFY To our thought for n love
OF mother White her "a letter. send
her some Glow nr 10 D. d. no
longer with yuu go num'tlinE Dol her
memory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
ANNorNcE %nIrNnrmNI.

Mr. and Mrs q. T.. Davis announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
clara Irene 10 Mr. hoy J. L0cbH. The
wedding VIII take place some time in
June.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
DANCE ~ COINTRN CIuB.

An Informal dane, WIS held ni the
Country club ou Thursiay utght in
honor of the bows who have returned
from uyprseaa Th, uHyilly boys amt
douglas Uowdrn were the houuruHs
and u very Pheasant TIME Was spent ly
the young people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
GRADUATION TxERcIsf.s At
HANCHOS III ATHfSGO.

The ftunehoH de Atrlsco Nchool has
arranged quite "a elaborate prouram
fnr the graduation exercises. which
viii be- held on TUESDAY. Ney "a. az
\ o. M. p eoUY OF which follows
We've Just Arrived from nanhfui
Town" .........4.........C Chorus
saiutninry. Pleasure More Than
Pam .,.tss..... Nathan flHhman
Folh lnucea ....s.+ss.. Tiny Tots
flag hril tt..sst.. Intermediate Bows
Nav Pole" Dance. ..... first Grade
Play. Midsummer Eve
nurotllf sass..--lfoulha tatarain
Queen Mob .#alTfEoahriein MrtEfni
Spirit OF tho Dawn Adcllna Sanchez
hrfAld ..f.f tinhu ttnftithe
Eiyss. wan o. wispH fowcrA
sailors" Dance. ....s4A fix uoyu
japanese Drill ....t.....a.....
second Third and Fourth oradts
Good Night nllil ....... Eieht uirla
Always last ...ss...k Kelly Adnma
with "a Tear In one Eye. We VIII
Have 20 say Good Night. Chorus
Presentation OF Diplomas 10 Grad
yates .s.s.s.s Mira J, W wilson
Graduatcs-Sathan Fishman. Kelly
Adams.
Teachors-Roaaiic NJ. with. Elma J..
Beckham, Alice G. Dc baca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-10
GOVERNMENT
IkIn TO WOMEN.

Federal policy In the employment %
women during tho war. ar revealed In
tho work Of the National Wer Labor
Board. ia outlined In the Monthly La
Dor Review. which says;
In tho many awards mads by tho
hoard affecting women, u has not gem
orally been necessary 10 make n
(Conunucd on page two.l