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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
De tyske Overgreb. F1ensbore

Q. JUL. ,.Flensborg Avis med
deler: Gendarmerne ! 3. Zone
har Ordre til at arrestere ale,
der samler Underskrifter paa Pc
titionen ON Folkeafstemning. Me-
dens Petitionsarbejdet standses
we'd Arrestationer og Beslagleg-
gelser, har Landraaden for
Flensborg Landkreds samlet al
lie Ants og Kommuneforstande-
re og givet dem 0rdre til Ole
blikkelig at %iyerks9tte offent-
lig provisioning efter Diet
tyske Udvalgs Monster, Diet VII
sige at legge Pres paa allie Ind.
byggere, for at de skal under
skrive en- Erklering ON, at de
vii vedblive at ware under Tysk-
land.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Tyskeren - der var ~dansksindet.

For nj Aar siden kom les
paa en- Fodtur i S0nderjyllanc
til ,,Valdemars Murens' og der
Oplevelse, jeg havde der, kun
de maaske have Interesse fol
andre, der ligesom .jeg feler fol
og tanker paa de Danske i 3die
Zone. -
! vi var 5 Damer og Herrer
der hen imod Aften kom ovei
Dannevirke ned I'll en- lille Krc
,,Rother Krug", der ligger mel
lem ,,Valdemars Muren" og Hei.
en-, hvor Thyras gamle Borg
stod. - Han var ret uvenlig 90
utiltalende imod os. da vi bad
ON Aftensmad, medens Konen
sergede for denne, lagde han
sig med sin Pibe paa en- af Ban-
kene i Stuen, hvor vi sad, og
passede paa hyert Ord, vi sagde
for ON muligt at f~astslaa vor
Nationalitet, som vi like straks
Wide robe.
Endelig, da MAIDEN a paa
Bordet, h6rte vi ham hviske til
Konen: Civ dig / Snak med
dem og faa at vide, hvem de
err" Naturligvis blew dette sagt
paa Tysk. - Naa, hun kom hen
til wort Bord, kom med EN- ind
ledende Bemerkning om den
Made, hvorpaa vi spiste. Og en-
delig spurgte hun, ON vi var
Engl@ndere vi svarede: Neil"
Saa kom hun med Fremmed-
og bad os skrive i den. =
vi bladede ferst lidt omkring;
men da vi saa Morten Eskesens
Navn, fortalte vi, at vi var Dan
ske. / samme 0jeblik var
som forvandlet, han
sprang op, smed Piben og kom
hen til os: ,,Er de Danske, Vel
kommenli ,,Rother Krug" har
altid veret dansk, den blev gi-
vet til en- af Frederik den Sy-
vendes Tjenere af Kongen selv,
)g her er allie Danske hiertelig
velkommen.
For vi vidste af Diet, Invade
han fact anbragt en- at os for
an Klaveret, hvorpaa han stille-
de ,,Danmarks Melodier," og vi
MATTE spille og synge: Den
jeg drog af Sted," Der
ar ct yndigt Land" og flere at
lie dejlige danske Sange.
Manden forsegte selv at syn
ge med og vi blew grebet af en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
KVtteringer
Japanmissionen

For kvitteret : Xiii Mr. RI .$162751
Kennard, Nebr, Den danske Kvindef. .......... 800
Kennard Nebr, Mrs. Jens Christensen 1890. 300
Racine, Wis, Miss J. Bidstrup 300
Luck. Wis. St. Peters Msh.s Kvindef. ... 1000
Council Bluffs. Ia. L. !. Larsen 5000
Ruskin, Nebr, Henry \. Hansen og Hustru -. 800
Kenmare, \. Oak, Mrs. Oscar Lindquist $500. 100
Albert Lea. Mimi, en- mevnt ......... 1000
Cumberland, Me, J. p. Aaskov ............... 800
Sioux City, Ia, S. S. Neutrality-suspicious.. $215,
George Sterkel 81 315
BrookviIe Mimi, Fredsminde Kvindef. .......... 1000
Latimer, Ia, Jens Christensen ..... 200
Fra en- af Samfundet til Obuchis Uddannelse =. 200
Coulter, Ia, S. S. 975
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Tilsammen $4,000
Jcdemissionen:
Tilsammen $4,000
Queensland Missioner:

For kyitteret, sc kbl. Mr.. 81 acknowledgements. .$55397
Cordova Nebr, Menigheden $1815, Mrs. J. Markus-
sen So 49,. ...... ........ 2115
Verona, Nebr, Menigheden observation-disclosures. 1915
Racine, Wis, Miss j. Bidstrup .............. 800
Luck, Wis, st. Peters Nigh. ............... $3.50
Council Bluffs, Ia, l.. j. Larsen ............... 10000
Ruskin, Nebr, Henry A. Hansen og Hustru -. 800
Luck, Wis, Vor Frelsers Mghs Kvindef. -. 5000
Waupaca, Wis, English Ladies Aid of Holy Ghost
Church ............ ........ .......... 1900
Audubon, Ia, (Byen) Neutrality-suspicious.. 49,. 2425
Chicago, Ill, Pastor J. Simonsen, til Byggefondet 500
Brush, Colo, Mr.. Andersen ............... 100
Ruskin, Nebr, en- un@vnt ............... $500
Waupaca, Wis, Helligaands Nigh, Offer we'd EN-
Bornefest ............ .......... ......... 1926
Tilsammen $685.
Blair, Nebr, den 6. Aug, 1919.
Med TAX modtageti Otto Hansen,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

yderligere 30 Fanger, der i de
sidste Dage er kommen til Lei
rem.
Pastor Troensegaard-Hanse
udtalte we'd Afrejsen Formed
ming ON, at neste Hold VII kun
ne vere i Randers Torsdag otte
Dage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

NJ eet. som ~fortiener at frem-
haves. bet err den gamle Fa-
ne, som / 1864 vajede over de
danske 0fficerers Hoyedkvarter
i Ulkebel Prestegaard paa Ais.
Da Preusserne slap over paa
Oen, blew Flaget taget ned og
kastet I'll Side, men Presten,
Pastor Krogh-Meyer, tog Diet Sc
mere med sig til Danmark, hyor
han fix ct Kald i Snoldeley we'd
Roskilde og gemte Diet son ct
Minde. Mar Ais nu after oliver
dansk, vii den gamle Fame fol
ge ..Krist. Dagbl." bliye sendt
tilbage og after hejst Ulkebel
Prestegaard.
Hr. Zahles sidste Tale. Flens-
borg, Tirsdag den s.. JUL. On
Statsminister Zahles Tale / Son
days skriver ,,Flensborg Avis
blandt andet:
Hr. Zahle har sagt, at Flens-
borg og 2den Zone uden For
behold vii blive budt Velkom.
men / Danmark, naar de moder
med ct dansk Flertal. Dette Ell
en- saa stor Selvfolge, at Diet Ell
overfledigt at sige Diet. Der ei
her like noget at takke for, V
kraver vor Ret som Danske her
nede, og den er der ingen, SON
kan tage fra os. vi har IKE
mindre Husret i Danmark enc
noget Medlem af den nuyeren
de danske Regering, men Vi say
ner i Statsministerens Tale der
allersvageste Antydning af, a
han foler noget for DE- dansk'
Forposter hernede, at han pai
sit Folks Vegne mener at skyld'
dem en- Misunderstanding. Iovrig
er Stillingen selvfelgelig den, a
Vi arbejder hen paa at faa Fler
tai og eft saa stort Flertal son
muligt.
Paa ale danske Hold vii MAJ
gore vel / at regne med, at MAJ
like under nogen som helst ON
stendigheder slipper for os os
at indrette sig herefter. Statsmi
~nisterens Ord har like uddybe
Tilliden hernede. vi venter, a.
han vii yde Danskheden / 2der
Zone uforbeholden loyal Stottt
og imodegaa Fors9g paa at mod
arbejde den, selv ON de skuldt
komme fra andre Medlemmer a.
Ministeriet Zahles Side. Vi fol
ger ham og hans Regering nee
den NEST aarvaagne Opmarksom
he'd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
De saarede Sonderjyder. Mini

DE saarede Sonderjyder. Mini
ster II. P. Hansen err efter hvad
,Krist. Dagbl." erfarer, paa Rel
Sc Tyskland j disse Dage rs.
Juli). bet er hans Hensigt bl.
a. at forhandle med de tyske
Myndigheder ON en- bedre Ord
ming for de saarede S6nderjy-
der, der findes rundt i Tyskland.
Han tanker sig at samle dem
j ct serligt Lazaret, der skulde
indrettes ! Aabenraa eller Som
derborg eller maaske begge Ste
der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Knivsbjerg -Statuen. Aabenraa

8. JUL. Bismarck-Statuen, der
forleden fertes fra Knivsbjerg
til Aabenraa og her oyernatte-
de / ct Vognskur, blew i Gaar
med Jernbanen fort til Rends-
borg, hvor den vii blive anbragt.
indtil der err taget Beslntning
ON dens fremtidige Plads.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Sonderjylland.

AdE ALA = I'll
Udvalg offentliggor folgende Err
.klering
Efter at der / de allierede og
associerede Magters Fredstrak-
tat af 7. Maj var tilsikret Be
folkningen ogsaa / den treble
selesvieske Zone Ret til we'd en-
Folkestemning at tilkendegive,
ON den Wide hore til Danmark
eller Tyskland, gladede den sig
til. saa smart Landet a rom
met. frit at kunne sige sin Me-
ming og fastslaa, at den l Ill
felde at en- Afstemning for Dan
mark Vide blive loyale danske
Statsborgere. Slettelsen at Al
stemningen / treble Zone frem-
kaldte dyb Skuffelse, og den
samtidige Opgiyelse af RSmnin-
gen af treble Zone gjorde det
umuligt i Frihed af Diet altyske
Embedsapparat at tilkendeglye
Befolkningens virkelige Sindelag.
Alligevel enedes en- R@kke
Mand, hvis Slegt gennem Ian
ge Tider herer hjemme / treble
Zone. ON at give Befolkningen
Leilighed til / en- Petition at gi-
We Udtryk for sit 0nske ON at
faa Part i Folkenes Selvbestem-
melsesret under Henvisning I'll,
at ogsaa ifolge Fredstraktatens
endelige Affattelse (Artikel 109)
skal Grensen mellem Danmark
og Tyskland sattes i Overens-
stemmelse med Befolkningens
0nsker.
De paagaldende Mend fra ire
die Zone CAV sig i Lobet at faa
Dage med megen Iver til at or
ganisere Arbejdet. Efter de al
lerede indlobne Petitioner fra
enkelte Egne at domino tegne-
de Diet til, at Kravet Wide bliye
rejst mangetusindstemmigt. Da
blew efter Denunciationer fra det
med 100000 Mark af den berlin
ske Regering stottede tyske I'd
valg for Hertugdommet Slesvig
we'd Embedsapparatets Hjelp Ar
bejdet standset med Magt. Den
%. Juni offentliggjorde Diet ty-
ske Udvalg i ale tyske Blade
i treble og anden Zone en- ,,Ad-
varsel mod H0jforrederi", navn-
CAV nogle af de navnte MRnd
og sogte at skremme ale, der
underskrev Petitioner, med at
de gjorde sig skyldige i Hej-
forrederi. Samme Dag blew
G~aardejer Cornelius Petersen i
Vesteranflod arresteret og under
kastet eft Forh9r i Ejdersted,
men sat paa fri Fod igen. Den
4. JUL blev han anholdt paany
i Tinglev og fort til Tender,
hvor han f6rst forel0big blew
sat paa fri Fod igen mod en-
Kaution paa 5000 Mark. Han
stavnedes til nyt Forh6r i Dag.
Ligeledes blew den 4. JUL Gard
ejer w. Wall i Obdrup arreste-
ret. Samme Dag blew der all
Diet flensborgske KriminalpolitiI
holat Husunders6gelse hos mel
lemslesvigsk Udvalg og beslag-
lagt Skrifter og Petitioner. Lige-
ledes den 4. JUL holdtes Husun-
dersegelse hos Teglyarksejer FL
scher j Mellebro og Gaardejer
Clausen i Bow, og / Freienwill
standsedes Underskriftsamlere af
Gendarmer, som under Trudsel
ON Anholdelse tog Petitionerne
fra dem.
Det er saaledes umuligt for
Befolkningen i den treble sels-
Zone at l6fte sin R6st,
og der foreligger kun de Petit
med $50 Underskrifter,
som straks indkom we'd Arbej-
diets f9rste Begyndelse, og vi
henstiller, ON Diet kan stemme
med Diet af ale Magter og af
Fredstraktaten godkendte Prin-
zip ON Folkets Selvbestemmelses-
ret, at en- Befolkning paa gam
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
T"ilsammen $639.11
Udbetalt til Dato $614.96
Skolekassen:
Tilsammen $1S0.50
Udbetalt til Dato $S39.40
Gideons Har.

For kvitteret, Sc KbI. Nr. 81 ................. $4,000
Fra en- Preste kone Blair, Nebr. ........... 5000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Tilsammen $694.96
Udbetalt til Dato $205.00
Indremissionen
Tilsammen $78e.o0
Udbetalt til Dato $604.26
Utahmissionen:

For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 81 ................ .$47565
Racine, Wis, Miss j. Bidstrup ............. 800
Albert Lea, Mimi, en- unevnt 800
Cumberland, Me, J. p. Aaskov .......... 800
Shelby, Ia, eft Offer 1876
Plainfeld, n. Y, Menigheden Observation-Disclosures. 500
Brooklyn, N. Y, Salems Nigh. $36, B%ibelklassen $5 51OO
Boston, Mass, Bethania Nigh. ....,........ S45
Falmouth, Me. Emaus Nigh. ............... 2666
Westbrook, Maine. First Luth. Church ......... 5000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
T~ilsammen $1756.41
Udbetalt til Dato $2S15.59
Indianermissionen :

For kvitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 81 ................ .$57396
Racine, Wis. Miss 7. Bidstrup 500
Council Bluffs, Ia, L. J. Larsen ............. 10000
Ruskin, Nebr, Henry A. Hansen og Hustru go. 500
Albert Lea, Mimi, en- unavnt ............ 500
Cuberland, Me, j. p. Aaskoy .............. 500
Sioux City, Ia, George Sterkel ........... 100
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Den internationale sonderiy-

She hoIlnllsSlOn. SVefrlgs Repre-
sentant valgt. Stockholm, Man.
dag den IA. JUL. Regeringen har
til svensk Medlem af den Kom-
mission, som, efter at Freds-
oyerenskomsten mellem de ALI
erede Magter og Tyskland er
traadt i Kraft, skal oyertage
Forvaltningen af Slesvig, indtil
der we'd fri Folkeafstemning er
truffet Afg6relse ON Landets
fremtidige Sitting, udset Lands
i G6teborg, fhv. Stats
raadO. T. Won Sydow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24
OPERATION MAKES
HIM MIGHTY SPRY,

GLENDALE, Dec. "a. james
Thompson is still being helped by the
interstitial glands of murderer,
transplaked into his body by a sur
geon at the San Quentin, Cal peniten-
tiary.
Thompson, only 25 years old,
while prisoner at San Quentin pris-
on, was a semi-imbecile and as list
less as a man of 70 years. Then the
murderer was executed and, as an
experiment, his interstitial glands
were transplanted to Thompson s
body.
The operation was success,
Thompson became so energetic that
the prison could not supply him with
enough work, and he was paroled to
work in a logging camp of the Weed
Lumber Company.
Even there his vigor was unconfin-
ed, and he broke parole and disap-
peared. .. ..
That was on November 18th. Moth
ing more was heard of Thompson
until he was arrested here yesterday.
Last night he broke Jail and where
he is today no one kpows.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24
Personal Mention

William Bray, local representa-
tice OF the Oshkosh Land & Timber
company, left yesterday for Los
Gatos. California, to spend Christ
mas with his mother, who is staying
in California during the winter.
w. F. Arant left this morning for
Ashland. where he will visit rela-
tives during the holidays. Mr.. Arant
has brother and three sons at Ash
land and will divide his time among
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Eisman and
son and daughter, Howard and Cath
crime, have arrived from Grants
Pass to spend the holidays at the
home of Mrs. Eisman's sister, Mrs,
b. NJ. Hall, on Sixth street.
Mrs. II. ID. Mccarthy arrived last
evening from Dunsmuir for holi-
day visit with her parents, Mr.. and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24
STAR THEATRE
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 20 & 81.
ID. w. Griffith Special

Persons who have ever had to
smile while their hearts were break
ing, will never forget the perfor-
nance of Lillian Gish in True Heart
Susie" the latest d. w. Griffith Art
craft picture, which will be displayed
at the Star Theatre on Friday and
Saturday.
Since her appearance in 'Broken
Blossoms, Miss Gish is conceded by
all the metropolitan critics to be one
of the foremost actresses on the
screen, but many believe she has sur
passed all previous work in her char
acterization of True Heart Susie".
Owing to the moderate prices for
this engagement, patrons are urged
to take advantage of the matinees
in order to avoid the disappointment
of standing or being turned away at
the evening shows. 1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24
Mrs. ] H. Foster, OF Alameda ave-

Mrs. H. Foster, Of Alameda ave-
nue..
William Fordney of the James
Mercantile company Of Lorella came
in yesterday far brief business
visit. He reports that the Roads
are in bad condition for trucking at
this time. The recent snow has now
all sunk into the ground in the east
ern valley and few more days like
the past two would permit the farm
ers to start plowing.
Mrs. F. Heilbronner has just re-
turned from Seattle, Washington,
where she enjoyed a pleasant visit
with her daughter, Mrs. F. H. Rea,
and grandchildren.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24
CHURCHES PLAN
XMAS PROGRAMS

The Presbyterian church will have
a Christmas tree and exercises un-
der the direction of the Sunday
school superintendent and commit
tee tonight at the old church build
ing. The new church, it was de-
cided, is not quite ready for this oc-
casion, although the seats are here,
and it is hoped to hold services in
the new building Sunday.
The program tonight starts at
1880 o'clock. There will be recita-
tions and music by the young folk,
followed by the distribution of gifts
from the tree. An offering will be
taken for the Armenian fund. Each
adult is asked to contribute dollar
if possible.
Baptist Exercises
The Eleventh Street Baptist
church will also have a Christmas
tree and exercises tonight, beginning
at o'clock. The program will con-
sist of songs and music, mainly by
the children of the Sunday school
Following the exercises the gifts will
be distributed.
Methodist Tree Tomorrow
The Methodist church program
will be held tomorrow night at the
church, starting at o'clock. The
first part of the> program consists of
recitations and songs by the chill
dren and the second part will be a
cantata 1.-The Salvation of Israel" 4"
by the church choir. After the exer-
cises the tree will be unveiled and
the presents distributed.
Sacred Heart School
The Sacred Heart academy pu-
pills presented a pretty little play
Monday evening under direction of
the Sisters, followed by Christmas
tree and general presentation of
gifts for every one present, The
affair was very enjoyable and the eff
forts of those who took part in the
program were greatly appreciated.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24

Shipping Army foodstuffs thru
the mails was unfortunate for anoth-
er reason than that it never arrived.
Many people would cherish the hope
that the mornings mail would
bring a slab of bacon instead of the
butchers bill.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24

Steel strikes are giving little in
spiration for success to the Goa
miners.
A coalless home with shfverine
children is a stronger magnet fol
public notice than meeting of strik'
ers.
And now a bloated syndicate writ
er claims that Niagara Falls for him
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24

Perhaps those that aren't trusted
would do the same thing if. they
were.
The fact that whining has been
stricken from the list of German eX-
ports should convey warning to
American shippers.
No civilization is stronger than
its food supply.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24
CALIFORNIA NEWS

CHICO, Dec. 24.-Returns from
the Butte county Road Bond Elec-
tion just held show that the vote
for $1,S00,000, has passed by a
large majority. One hundred and
ninety six miles of permanent roads
are to be built.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24

AUBURN, Placer County, Dec. "a.
Mrs. Mae Henrietta MeGhee who
shot and killed her husband, C. w.
McGhee, a well known nurseryman
OF Loomis on October 18th, has been
acquitted of charge of murder
here, following a sensational trial.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24

VALLEJO, Dec. 24.-School chill
dren cannot be forced to submit to
a medical examination against the
wishes of their parents, according to
a decision just rendered by Judge
w. O'Donnell, Of Solano County in
suit of Grove l.. Bennett of this
place against ]. T. Utter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24

LODI, Dec. 24.-Failure to secure
sufficient paper for publication will
probably suspend the Lodi Seminal
for time. Freezing of the paper
mill sites on the Willamette and
Columbia Rivers in Oregon, are CIV
en- as a cause.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24

WOODLAND, Dec. 24.-The H. E.
Coll ranch of $40 acres, east of this
city has been sold to the A. w. Nor
ris and Sons Corporation for the
sum of $165,O0O.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24

near Coram after they had broken
into three section houses, according
Ito officers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24

REDDING, Dec. 24.-Guy Yedd
and Lloyd Burke, each aged II, both
from Portland, have been captured
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED TO BUY compartment
Laundry tuba. A. Soule. 1t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-03
Pupils hd School In This
County Never Had Heard Of
Roosevelt or Seen Football

ish In order 70 give some meaning 10
the English words they learn 10 cad
and write. They had never heard OF
Roosevelt when ! spoke OF him on
Is fiat for all they know to the con
trary."
But Mrs Partch a the true mis-
sionnry spirit. Years that she tpcnt
In China In missionary work ave
shown her what knowledge OF broad
er living means TO such people. 'And
the folks al Chilli need Il lots moro
than the Chinese do she said. Mrs.
Partch graduated from the State uni
verslty. and with her technical
knowledge OF teaching and her ability
to deal with unprOgressiVe people
she In able to accomplish, almost
single handed, the awakening OF
Chtlili.
The football IL only an example OF
the reforms that are working In tho
mountains. When Mrs. rartch went
back after the state educational meet
In this city she took many things with
her that her three months experience
had proved necessary. Many OF the
mechanical aids to learning. as word
builders" sewing cards and such that
are being used In the heEs city schools
mountain school.
Workshop for boys.
Mrs. Partch has a fine set OF tools,
land In one room OF the "teacherage."
the four room log and plaster house
where she and her daughter hive. she
plans to set up a. workshop for the
boys. In another she hopes to have
a model kitchen In which the girls
may learn something about whole
some and clean cooking. The do
nestle science training n most need
ed" said Mrs. Partch. "for the chill
dren are undernourished aud i'm
properly cared for"
When school began In September
there were just 20 pupils. The parents
were keeping the others at home Ia
help harvcs the bean and corn crops.
Then the truant officer got busy. Now
there are 120 attending the school
with 30 more TO come. and the
1parents wanting to get In on IL. too.
Another teacher has been added IA
the stan. Ernest Callegos. who will
undoubtedly be OF great assistance "a
Mrs. Partch In interpreting and car
rying out the rules fOr football In the
1919 s%paulding guide-boOk she JUS
purchased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-03
Y. w. c. A. Housing
Expert IN City

Miss Clara y Babcock Of the ma
iiouas board OF the Young women's
Christian association arrived On Al
buqueiqne this morning. in the early
pars Of the war. M.ss faabeock worked
for the fecerai government on the
nuussnw-aueSsior Her work was done
In conjuncilon with the housing con,
midse sol the naticnal board ~ the
WV. a. a. Of when AIRS, John d.
Rockefeller. tr. wes chairman. Among
The flties In which Miss Babcock
Worked ar chester. Pa. Bunalo. \.
"; Dayton, Ohio.
ss vii y ii. {. 4. hut secretary.
In both France aud. Germany. She
served whtr the avmtlou section with
the Eighty-nin:h division and with the
Second division, operating canfeens
and planning entertainment for the
boys.
Upon her return to this country.
Miss habcock again entered upon the
work Or the y. W. {. A. national
board. She comes TO this city In the
Interest Of he local y. ". g A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-03
SAFETY COMMITTEE
TO GIVE BIG DANCE

.sThe biggest thing for ~ size in
The worid. and then some" u the de-
acflpfion given b. k1r. James Hanley,
cne Of the Local safety eomfnfticerlen
IN describing h enterainment and
Dance TO be given n the armory By
the railroad men shout New Years.
The local safety Committees held n
meeting YESTERDAY at which u was
decided 10 rive an evenings enter
falnment IN behalf Of he safety cam
ualrn for all railroad me and their
fflenda This Viii consist o. short adj
dresses by ofnclnls ~ be followed by
n tance. The eufertalnment IL en-
TREY free. a. o ~couinfrree appointed
Will arrange the financial end. Final
arrangements will be made AZ a meet
lnr Of the committees OF. arrangements
10 be held Sunday
one Of the principal objects ~ the
AFFAIR - 20 encourage all the employees
10 include In their New Years reeo-
Iltione. q firm 4~Ferolution 10 exercise
care and use the utmost caution with
regard 70 fellow employes during the
coming year.
The decorations viii cons'st Of
thingz preialnlnr TO railroads and
trkIhz. Present plans. n carried n
will consist Of several hundred rail-
road lanterns and headlights for the
lighting c1etn. and a tweive-plcce or
chesira viii furnish the music.
A safety meeting hua been called
b Agent H0yF for December sth sor
the station employees AT which iimc
new memoirs or the committee viii
he elected.