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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

There was nothing In Europe AS in-
tcrss'ing ms the American douEhhoy.
whether D. was in Parts walking along
tho boulevard. arm In arm. and hand
m hand with some nliuring FreLch
girl expressing herself a. hest she
could with tho Few English words
that she knew and after that by
mediums only known 10 tho French
or Ht Nice SITTING n The little tables
I'm front Of the cafes. lingering In tho
true "costumbro du pays" over q little
glass Of oognHr or hencdictinc-only
not lingering uH the frcnchman does
who seems to have nothing more i'm
poriunt Ia do. For the nationality
OF The American III not lost even In
tho atmosphere Of the old World. not
even In the little French village.
whore he has been adopted by the
family of madrmuisrlle.
Not the culture 81 Europe or lua
ant or traditions hold any awe for
the d%uughhuN. Nothiug is up to
America where the water aud the
clocks "mur'pc" and trains are on
slime aud o. set service" In the
hotels
have hrcu nskcd whether the
French and Americans liked each
other only usually IL isn't the mu-
tunl relation about which people In
uulre More often IT'S DO you think
the bows liked tho French 20 Really
thut's only one side. Nv answer ~
that France wasn't large enough for
both races Nolthcr were the COM
u1rtmontn ON the trains. Americans
lik, nir and Frogs" don't We were
sitting en- a compartment opposite
some French officers. very smart and
very much perfrmrd In their con
vorsntiOn We overheard such words ~
"u ru,rrr" aud les Americans
Listen to this came from the Ameri-
cans rest us THAT'S the way they
talk when We came over 60 save their
country which only shows thr
barrier which can onl, he ,vercomc
D., % common language.
have often heard n hoy SAYING
t%uudright 70 a wonau who shrinks
away from hin on the corner Boz
soir Ntdcmoiscllc. Go 20 Hcll''
And lu q store when tho good lady
SONS "Nsrci. Monsieur. esi-cc que
yous part pour rAmerique bicntot .
Moi. Jaime beaucoup alter q Amer
lpue
"Qui madame. Hud Il YOU do-if I
don't got even with YOU saw "a
boy some out of u store counting some
torn bills perpleNodly lie went mp to
tho NJ J.. and said. "po you speak
French That Frog short-changed
me The NJ T. walked into the store.
"pn~'cs-Nous Frtncais' Madame he
ask OF tho woman behind the
counter "pui Monsieur We'll why
in the hell don't you give the boy his
chango then 20"
So they are friendly enemies. ir
their hearts liking ono another. Bui
there was nothing in France thai
looked hettcr 60 h American girl
than the boy In khaki. and nothinr
Ewocter 10 him than her smile and
hor goodbye. Sister well wait foi
YOU on the other side. but ! wish yot
could come with us. The Rec Cross
wns the first with US and now it's tbs
last
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
OPENING REJECTION
NJ ININIRSITN.

The FIRST event ON Tho UNIVERSITY
social calendar was the reception TO
the new students held at HudeN hall
last night This affair WAS hrg'lN
attended g., tls' new students ls we'll
as tine Old students and alumni. II
was also in the Way 81 being q reunion
Of the students who have RECENTLY ro-
turned from Nuruus war activities
and resumed their college work
The new students were welcomed
by the president aud faculty, \ de-
n snttul pr gram WAS ElNvn. follow ed
by q general reception, There Was
dancing later iu the evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
,ening Of University Stimulates Social Events
lNEws Norrs or rmE woNrN,s

CLuns.
The Ration soroa.s held a very in
terestine meeting In the club rooms
az the Public Library. Two papers
were read which both showed an un-
usual amount Of study and prepare
ton. Edmund Clarence ~Htendman and
Walt whitman. The club will take
all American subjects this year.
This Board Of Trade OF Santa Re
are rejoicing over the neat sum added
10 their treasury from the historical
fiesta given recently.
Word has been received from Miss
Agnca Maynard OF New York that site
has accepted tho position Of superln-
tendents Of the Girls Welfare board.
and would report Tor duly abou, Oc-
tobcr first. Miss Maynard haa had
many years experience M probation
officer In Honolulu and comes to her
laew position very highly recommend.
cd. Club women Will be much In
terestcd IN this bit OF news a. II was
through the efforts OF the Momen's
clubs that a oirls welfare Home was
secured.
The santa re woman's club have
been busy this last week holding a
clinic In connection with the Girls
Welfare board. The weighing meas
uring Of the children under six has
been occupying all the time.
The Ration city Federation OF
Womnn'H clubs are completing the
plans for the state meeting which
will be held In Ration the ~. rs and
10 Of October. The Swaatlka Fuel
company are to give a luncheon TO the
deleHatcs at Van Houten Camp a pro-
gram II also being arranged TO be
given at the camp. This II a fine
compliment offered By the swastika
people and the committee feel u Ia
be n Of the greatest attractions Of
fercd the federation.
The last issue % the Bulletin OF the
New Mexico Federation OF Women'H
clubs for the year viii be mailed his
week. II IN the convention number
and has the Official can 10 tho con-
Ventlon and the program for the con
Vention. All members OF women's
clubs should secure a copy.
The New Mexico Normal University
at las Vegas has just organized a
Y. W. g. A. which the girls Of the
school will greatly enjoy. The Normal
v W Will belong to the national
branch.
The Springer Progress club held
the regular meeting his week. The
business OF the day was to elect ~
delegates 70 the convention 10 be held
In ltaton the ~ IS and 10 ot October.
\ program was also given.
pr. Coker. director of child well
far" for the state. spoke on The
Physical Health for children at the
Woman's club meeting In Santa Fe.
Miss Montana Hastings, child physol-
ogirt for the state also spoke. Her
subject was the Mental Health OF
the Child."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
THE woMAS's ciUB.

You can make your child what you
WISH says Miss Hastings at the
Woilan's club.
AN unusually INTERESTING meeting Of
the Woman's club was that held yes-
t.rday when Miss Montana Hastings
child psychological. talked on the up
bringing Of the child. "a true realizi-
ton Of what takes place In the early
said Miss Hastings. before the mother
ear bring the proper influence 10
hear Miss Hastings showed how Ina
portant are these early impress.onL
going into scientific detail in regard
to the vocabulary Of tae child The
first emotions. the first knowledge.
are those Of anger, fear and love. aud
Miss Hastings states most positively
that parents can make of their child
rem exactly what they will, only that
the FIRST step In the training Of tn"
child rs the training Of the parents
Or. Sarah Cocker spoke most Interest,"
lnEly on Child Health"
Next weeks meeting will he held
~ | o'clock when a luncheon will be
served at the woman's club. as A
practical demonstration o. Domestic
Science day. Every membe was re-
qucsted 10 bring a glass 81 jelly nr
preserves for the day nursery. \
kindly gentleman contributed a ten
dollar hill TO the four months old
baby which h the youngest child AZ
the day nrusery.
The art class will meet on Monday
al 2 y. m. at thu club, under MtS.
Tom panahy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Nothing in Europe as
Interesting as American
Doughboy Says Miss Childers

Editors Note: Miss Agnes Chi:ders
who returned last week 20 Aihuquer-
que after spending almost "A year In
Red cross service In France. was the
only girl from this city. and one Of the
tow in tho state. to enjoy such an
opportunity. In tho following inter
esttng little article the impressions Of
an American girl with the \. r.. r..
In France, she nswor some OF The
many questions put to he. especially
OF our every day relations with the
French.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

tailored suit and with furs they
are quite warn enough fur walls
iug and shopping
Especially Is mo- dcbuiante's
wardrobe compiled without at
least ouc frnck ~ this t,Is. For
bcS,dts serving many purposes
th,N hlVr % youthful Hir thar iS
uurguIl,rd b., any other garment
suitable tnr general street We O..
The trock shown M the sketch
is Of dark blue serge trimmed
WITH wool drop-stitrh cmhrn.d-
ctN boo tIup' ~ los made smart
enough fur motiu"c or Informal
luncheon Dos the htfic ghemiS'tto
uf tucked net a taupc maj oi
soft f,lt relieved with q blue quill
and iauUr sptts complete "a most
effective costume.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
BANoUEr FOR TMr DoCroRs.

And the ladies! About Sxty.nvc
guests wcrc seated at the banquet
given last night At the Country Club
for the entertainment, Of the Medical
convention. An excellent meal was
served and the tables we're attractive.
Is decorated with fall flowers. Dr. NJ.
X. Wylder acted "a toastmastcr, and
was m extraordinarily good ono. call.
ing forth much cheerful rctort and
hadinaEo amongst the medicog. Ipon
the conclusion Of the banquet the ta-
blcs were cleared away for dancing,
and those who were so inclineda dane.
ed until about twelve o'clock. There
will be n smoker for the men tonight
AZ the Elk's club. when operations and
formulas viii be eorRot for u while
and the perfume Of n good cigar viii
he the important thing to he con.
FlderCd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Utility FrockS
ny BEyTY NROWN.

NEW YoRK-wlth the COM
Ing Of autumn days utility dresses
are finding more favor than ever
with New York women.
Most Of those seen on Fifth
avenue are Of that good old
standby--durk blue serge. Wo-
men seem TO find them e relief
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

While ~ Is ti7ie that Paris admits
that auy style OF Embarrassing you
uke-hirh. low, waved. parted. hob
bed or combcd straight backs In
fashion, ncyortnclcas the discrininut-
ing woman should be all the more
careful TO select a style OF dressing
Stlch will ~ her type OF face. head
neck.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
THE Gun GROwIS
In t1OuSt.

The cubs been growing many
growia
OF great variety.
but bashfuiiy does he appear
In high Society.
No editor wants my small stun.
Her page IN fun OF things
on dances. teas. houseparties. ana
governors and Nings
LOUISE LOwnEu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

For the puritgn tvpc OF face.
straight hair is more becoming than
waved GLADYS Walton has this typ
Of tac" and she wisely chooses a sim
pie style OF straight hair Dire ssing to
set Oft The wiStful beauty Of her face
: urlod hair 10 her and To types like
hers would be- most unhccoming. al
though her tyne Of face rs the cNcep.
fion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
cArmrrEN wEIHLrR's PARTY.

uiy one Who Was Thrre.b
Mrs. Dave WELLER gave a very nice
party FOR her little girl. Cuthlccn
Weiller. and Tor cyrena Fcrrcc. whose
father Is very sick. so they are hnv-
lng the party toEcthtr because cyrcna
can't have one and nor party IN very
near II is October z.
Tho refreshments were ice cream
ana rake strawberry M chocolate
icc cream and sponge cnke-and little
baskets Of candy. They had a heauti-
ful Jack Homer pie: Il was made of
yellow and mink crepe paper with q
yellow and pink top with two bcluti.
full pirk roses on the top. Inside OF it
were packages with presents FOR all
toe children There were ~ children.
I shall name them
MARY Kathrnn Cornell Marion
CLARK. Nellie Clark MaNinc No"dhauH
Elizabeth Nordhaus. Frances stern,
Ruth stern Stanley prcyfus. Dorothy
Strong. barbara strong. t'Vrrnc Fer
rec. Maxine Mindrll. Elizabeth Elder.
clare Weller. kathuan Martin. IoiCe
bergman. Frances Wilson, S,hil Nc,
~lAndr,ss ana Cnthlern We Her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
sHRiNERs' RAIL-.

Railui Abyad shrine "A. ON. NJ s.
will open the. Shrine social session
with q ball on October 10 AT masonic
Temple. A runninR lunch will he
served from . TO IL o'clock BY the
Ladies' OF the Eastern star.
The bail will be for Shriners and
their ladies only.
The entertainment committee G. N.
barber, ". y. Mead, q. T. Peterson.
will be in charge OF arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
HOUSE PARTY AT Los LUNAs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eriory Davis are giv-
ing a houscpary at their home at Los
Lunas this Weekend. The guests
leave tonight They are Eleanor
VauFhey. Ruth Tompkins. Katherine
Dunkerly OF Ennis. Texas, sister Of
Mrs. Davis, Arthur Prayer, Fred
Wright and Grover Divine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
THE COTTONWOOD GROVE GIVE
a DANCE,

Cottonwood Grove Number I Of the
woOdmen circle, gave a dance on
Wednesday night A. tho odd Fellows
hall There WINS u very large attend
an-e and dancing continued until Ions
after midnight. 4 six piece orchestra
played aud punch was served during
Ibe evening. This IN reported az M
Of the preitieht and most successful
dances given among the Wondmcn
Girclg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
PARENT-TEACHERS'
ASSOCIATION To
CINE 4 Pm. SUPPER

and coffee will be served. Is to he
given by the Parent Teachers osso'
citation Of the North Fourth street
sGhool next Friday night, October 10,
at ) o'clock. The supper will be hell
at the hons n Mrs. e.. NJ Forakey
north " own asd the proceeds WI
go towaTua ths prOm0tipN VI the Hc-
i~iyitiea OF thai association EnD't
program OF music a. games Will %
enjoy ed AFTER the supper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
TIIF PAN-HEII.ENIC
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The WOmnn's Fnn-Ncllonic Ns8ocla-
ton of the university entertained this
afternoon az "a tea fOf the new stu
dents IN I,odey hall,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
TIL: TVI3yDAY
LITERAlll CLuH.

The first meeting Of tho season II
the Tuesday Literary club will be hc.t
with Mrs, A. H.. Struup Instead n
with Mrs. Hope as scheduled Mrs.
Hope being out Of town, The oper-
Ing program on the study OF south
America. which viii ue the subject
this winter. promises to b" very in
teresting, Present day conditions
and u mutual relations will he con
aidered In this study ratncr than tn"
history of our sister continent, Hr"-
graphical aspects viii Ice among the
FIRST points to he discussed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
by Aida p. slMs-rhones ia or sas.

MUCH social activity is looked for with the opening Of our Untverpty.
va Cool weather. young people. faculty and there you are. Dances ~
becoming very popular. and there will be several big mes TIM coutng
week with a masquerade announced, This ~ picnic lime too. and
scarcely a evening toes by when some merry party doesn't take advan-
Of heavenly weather. gorgeous coloftng the keen out Of doors
appetite. an speed off TO the river OF the mountains for supper. A. Al
buaucrque ts about 70 gaze upon royalty II behooves ~ TO be absolutely
sureo Of our etiquette. the roper rmc we're all printed in tn paper last
week and mustn't FORGET to look IN en- up and study them carefully for
should hate 20 commit such a TAU N-pas M o look At the lady In wait
Ing hefore lnokinr nj M nnnnn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
GYMNASIUM cINssHs sTART.
AMEnICNN LEMON DANCE.

The American Legion are selling
tickets for "a dance n be given next
Thursday night AZ tho ArmorN. This
will he a big affair and n to which
every friend Of the Legion should go.
The floor IL In excellent condition and
the music will be good. This is the
first Of several dances witch will be
given 10 help pay OF the indebtedness
incurred In the fixins M OF the
ArmorN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
WITH THE Y. We 4


Miss himhall arrived we'd
ncaday 10 act na social s"fNic" score
inry for the local V w, association.
Miss kimhul attended The vocational
Training school OF IN" \. w. G. \ IN
New YORK nus past summer, Inc
people who nave been closely assoc
ciated with needs Of Albuquerqu"
have felt that the ' w. "a. should
do some special work Tor the tun"rcu-
lar Girls who come here MISS Kim
hall viii cooperate very closely WIN
all agencies dohlR WORK OF this hlhn'
the church's' lodges "ss"'l't'n ch"fl
ties ana SO on.
Miss Margaret hutchinson, tudeh
secretary for the southwestern iirld.
has been In Albuquerque h last rev
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
NnnrNIGmrIN MrsIr CIIn.

The first meeting NJ the Fo%rtniEhtlv
Music club will he hold nt the home
Of Mrs. Thomas Hughes, corner of
Roma N and Firth street. on
Tuesday evening NJ : o'clock. The
program In In the hands Of Mrs. Iohn
- Clark and II X expected that there
viii he q large attendance. AS In nd
dition to the attractive program, seN
tfel important matters vTe to be dis
curHgd by tie club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
coon rrNIE ~MAS9rER,Dr.

The most elaborate affHir vet at-
tempted BY the Good Time Clth viii
he the Ma%sauerade which IN planned
for next Friday night. This is az in
vi,ation party, and ~ quests vill w"
expected to come In fancy costume. AS
II will he a genuine RAJ Masqn""
Furthermore n prize h 20 be- awarded
FOR the best costume, which will he
decided by a committee of Judges Ey-
cry arrangement r. being made 10
make Of this the mos surcessful
dance 10 far. II will he given at
colombo Heil as uHini and tho col
ombo orchestra will play There is
plenty Of time for cvcrv 90 80 rre-
pare a realty clever costume. and II is
expected that there viii be some In
tcresting results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

house on Twelfth ana Roma for a
year. Mr.. Thompson Ia neid repre-
sentative and vice president OF the
Alnmoso Petroleum compaHr which Is
making extensive exirsrat toms In New
Mexico Tor location Df oil and gas
lands.
DR. James Vance 81 vi paao ana
Or. n. y Mcbride II Las Cruces. VIM
are attending the medical convention
here. are Kuests at dinner tonight 4
Or. n Mrs O $ M~cLanaresa.
Miss Angelica Howden returned
from spending the summer In the east
The early part OF the week.
Miss Katherine AcMinnn mas re-
turned from the upper Pecos looking
extraordinarily well after a long sum
mer out Of doors.
II IL with pleasure thai we learn Of
the improvement OF Mrs Joseph Will
son who has been 81 with typhoid
fever for over four weeks.
Mrs Henry coois has left for an
extended visit In Chicago. where she
will stay with he's mother and sister.
-a
Invitations are out for % luncheon
70 be given by Mrs Arno i%iuninR an1
Mrs. Frank Wilson a; Hun nr Castle
on Wednesday mex This II the first
OF . series " cntertsi nments to pc
given.
Irs W a. Hope and danghier.
Mrs. Lester Cooper. with her little
son. have gone to Denver 10 visit Mrs.
Arthur Sifk. They were accompnn-
led by Mr.. nad Mrs. u. u. Slsk who
are returning to their home after 1
weeks visit In the city with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hope.
Mrs. Ada Eiitner expects 10 leave
on Wednesday OF Thursday OF next
week FOR Calgary. y G.. wier- she
viii visit her sister. later she viii -
20 Spokane 20 spend the remainder or
the winter with her son.
Mrs. Laurence Ice ana children
have returned from the Pecos and are
occupying the house which they have
taken for the winter.
Byron w. Ives entertained at Inner
last night in honor OF his aistpr-in-
lew. Miss Mildred Andre OF RoUhes-
ter. y. y. who iH visiting here The
guests were Or and Mrs ~ tT
briggs. Er. and Mrs NJ X Nyider
and George :. Klock.
Mrs. Frank \ Sio-tz n Mrs. Fred
4. Garfield we're Joint hostess 4 NJ
the HON Of Mrs. Garfield yesterday
ut the first Of q series of Informal
parties.
Mrs. y. T. ArmiJo and Mrs, Thomas
:, Hnbbcll will arrive this evening
from San Francisco. where they spent
the summer.
.
The business college gave u large
lance las, night. or rather the stu
dents OF She 4. A. G. did. and a very
enjoyable time waH had.
Mrs. Frank Stortz and Mrs. Fred
Garfield are entertaining at bridge
next Friday afternoon.
r The Friday evening dancing elias,
OF h youne people who meet at the
old Huning home. began last night
with It's first party OF the fall sel-
son.
We have u talented feminine Wall
Mason upon our stan In the person OF
Miss Louise Lowbcr. who bursts into
amusing and readable rhymes ns oas.
ily rs most OF M make grammatical
errors. That IN rs easily as our typo.
10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Mrs. RAY BAILEY TO
Rf,SVME CHURCH SOTO WORK.

kathryu-Grimmer HALEY. u whom
Albuquerque has heard altogether too
little during the past three ~ four
years. will again be heard IN church
solo work. q role for which she 10 80
eminenuy fitted by nature and train
ing. However, the two lovely children
In her home constitute too strong q
tie 90 permit OF her leaving them ye-y
much. as h Is q devoted and on
scientious mother 10 she Will sing IT
the vester services Of st. Johns Epis-
copal church. only. uvg-nnipg with
the 70 service tomorrow afternoon.
A noted lecturer on religious topics.
who conducted a series Of meetings ~
Albuquerque some years ago. n 1t
whose services Mrs. Bailey was the So
pTano %soloist, said Of her singing that
in all Of his experience (which was
vldel, he had never encountered n
singer with a swectcr. pureT voice
nor one who so harmonized with the
aided religious effort.
Mrs. y W. Harden. a splendid pipe
organirt WI hereafter preside az the
rowiv Installed Austin organ In 81.
JOhn's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

We have q talented feminine Walt
Mason upon our stan in the person Of
Miss Louise Lowbcr. who bursts into
amusing and readable rhymes as cas-
ily rs most OF III make grammatical
errors, That il ns easily as our type
writer's do. | have u most INGRAM
mntical typewriter. sometimes think
Il II almost illiterate when / 20 To
write some brilliant Thing Of which
| have thought. aud ~ positively re-
fuses to tranHcribc Il for me- But
Miss Lowhcr haH no such trouble even
with her machine. 10 which she mere
~ speaks. and IL bursts into song.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
All Upu ERQuE COURT, noYAL
ORDER OF TESTERS. tORM ALLY
ORGANIZED.

The smau dining ronfa NJ the Ma
sonic Temple was the scene ~ a very
elaborate banquet last Monday ever
ing. the s9th OF September. when the
Albuquerque Court ~ the ROYAL Or.
der ~ fasfers was ~rga nigsd The
table was very beautifully d~ecoretCG
with flowers, shaded candles and Ara.
bic settings. After %partaking n stump
tous and satisfying turkey dinner The
Albuquerque TESTERS proceeded 70
form their permanent organization.
The order Of testers Is a National
order, and the Albuquerque our OPP
crates under authority Of the Nation
al Court. Tho order u purely honary
and only members Of the order Mob
les of the Mystic Shrine are eligable.
and then only upon invitation, the in-
vitatiop being attended to such ShFin-
ers who are most active In Masonic
affairs. The membership is also linz
tied, only thirteen members being
permitted 10 the testers ranks eacn
year.
Gymnasium CLASSES START.
Miss Rose will start regular GYM
nasium classes this week. The CLASSES
are as follows:
Monday. T.sO; General Eymnas-
ium class. ti.5O per term; Thursday,
1880; General gymnasium class, $3.50
per term: Children's class Saturday
1880, uho per term: Aatrons' class
Wednesday. 1000. t2.O0 per term;
Saturday. 700. Terms announced at
meeting Of class.
II you are interested attend the first
meeting OF the class. Miss Rose viii
have samples az the required suits.
so that orders may be taken.
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? Albuquerque Prepares to Receive Royalty
rEnsoNAI MENTION.

FFItSONAI MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. burton Thompson ~
Santa Fe have leased thu Henaelden
house on Twelfth and Roma for a
year. Mr.. Thompson IL neid repre-
sentative and vice president OF the
Alamosa Petroleum companr which g.
making extensive exirurnt n In New
Mexico Tor location of oil and gas
lands.