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Evening journal., 1919-08-21
GRaNGERs on OUTING.

The combined picnic Of the Rosehill
Grange and Rosehill Sunday School left
Rosehll at 10 o'clock this morning on
special cars for New Castle, where they
are the guests Of Mrs. George w. Burris
for the day at her home. Riverside.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
TWO TREATED AT HOSPITAL.

Among the patients treated Rt the
Homeopathic Hospital today were
Joseph Frankewski. OF No. 10 Jiistisou
street, lacerated head. and Crossar
Weaver, OF No. 70 Vandever avenue
confused arm.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

II The Want AIS srs tsis nest bar
Rsine In real estate and country homes.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
HOME BUILDERS TO
PROTECT HOLDERS

Wilmington shareholders OF the
Home Builders Union. OF Pittsburgh
today received the following nptlce:
To All Members OF Home Builders
Union:
I'VE quote you the following
from a letter OF the vice-president
dated August 10, 1919. 10 us, and
which Is self-expfanatory regard
ing the present affairs OF this or
ganlzation:
Much 10 our surprise and in
dignation. the banking commission
er OF Pennsylvania took possession
OF our business yesterday. We i'm
medlately went into court and ask
ed for an Injunction requiring The
commissioner 10 deliver possession
10 US. The court will hear the
case an September 3. We will pro-
feet the interest Of all parties 10 the
limit and ntht 10 the highest
courts.
VERY truly yours,
"WM. II. JONES,
General Agent"
Fhe real estate office OF Mr.. Jones' al
No S23 Shipley street. is not closed
Moreover Mr.. Jones is conducting inc
real estate business as usual lie mas
only ceased writing contracts FOR the
Home Builders Union for the present
Regarding The work or the union
Mr.. Jones said today that when ne
he learned from outside sources that
the pennsylvania Insurance Department
had ordered the union TO cease doing
business. he Immediately voluntarily
ceased business for the company IN
this city, and that when George l.. Me-
din, Delaware banking commissioner
called on him last Saturday. that OIL
cial merely asked II Mr.. Jones was
writing business for the Home com
pany. Mr.. Jones assured Mr.. Medill
that ne was not
! Mr.. Medill did not order Mr.. Jones
to cease writing business for the
union Neither did he order the ofice
closed.
Mr.. Jones Is satisfied that an exam
nation Of the unions books will show
that the company is solvent He was
merely the agent Of the union here.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21

Real estate will be sold 70 good ad-
vantage in the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-08-21
MlNInRs TO VISIT JUNIORs.

Search the Want Ads for opportun
tiles in business partnerships.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-09-24

All that certain tract, piece or par
Gel Of land, lying, being and situate
in Waterloo Township, Laurens Coun-
ty, Staterof South Carolina, containing
eighty-two acres (S2) more or less,
bounded on the north by lands of An
ma Jane Mccullough, deceased, on the
East by lands of Edward Eugene
Smith and by lands of j. j. Brownlee,
on the south By lands Of w. II. Smith,
and on the west by lands OF W Cald-
We'll Smith and being the tract of land
assigned and allotted : to Blanche
smith Germany, deceased, in the par
tition and division OF the land deciscd
by William Thomas Smith, ST., to the
children Of Edward Eugene Smith, de-
ceased
Terms of sale; Onc-haf cash, bal
ancc TO be paid twelve months from
date Of sale; the credit portion to be
secured by bond and mOtrgagc OF the
purchaser over the said premises.
hc0r!ng interest from date at III,
with leave to purchaser TO pay his on
tirp bid ia cash. i'uehaaor to pay
for apcr% and $,"Ius If tho tcrms
10 ln rn-eojd or same ol somo subsa-
H'E @Nla#a#T or Same tcrm&, al risk
of .aryot N&rchaer
CA rowwR,
c. E. z, p, and G. s.. Laurona, 8 q.
Date tbs Sept 13, lai9. 9-&t-A
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-09-24

and possibly throw some light on the
fate Of the 450 persons aboard. Ship
and land wireless stations have report
ed faint calls for help from the VAL
banera's crew during the past few
days. The signals were so weak their
location could not be determined.
Whether they were sent from the ship
or with an improvised apparatus set
up on land remains mystery. The
faintncss Of the calls would Indicate
either damaged or jmprovised instlu-
mcntS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

ACTING GOVERNOR
PANhEl INVITED.

plans for the dedication Of the zee.
rcation hut erected By the Knight Of
Columbus AZ The Murphey
have taken definite outline. and the
evening ~ the dedication. August "a
PROMISES 70 be M Of choice enter
thinnent a inspiration. Acting
voNernor pankey has been lntl.ad IN
The arrangements COMMITTEES to come
10 Albuquerque to deliver the address
% The evening Mr.. Jaeger, the over
seias soldier who tvas ~ months IN
active service IN France. will give a
D -minuse talk 10 the overseas men
VINO VIII make up "A large part ol tbs
audience. Music. ton. of the Iixel.e4t
quality, Will be- q feature 81 this first
program. that is to he but "a f0re.run-
nor Or similar entertainments for fhn
rusHed soldiers 10 he given ueriodlraf-
~ la. the r. II a. recreation hut ereci-
ed solely for This purpose.
AR Garaka. SECRETARY Of the
Knights ~ Columbus. viii be In
charge Of the arrangements for pro-
grams.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

Br pavid Spence iull, recently elect
ed president Of the University OF New
McNico. Arrived IN the city yesterday
noon on the California limited.
"a have heeu occupied since my
election "a tho presidency OF the uni-
v,rsity here, said pr. nm today. IN
completing my arrangements in the
east for trauaferring All my interests
to this institution and the community
served by o.. Ny family viii soon join
me here and ne,p me make a home IN
his city. am shipping all my house
hold goods here with the intention of
becoming In reality a citizen Of Alhu.
querquc.'
Dr Am stated That though he was
rot ms vet in "a position 10 make a de.
tailed sratemcnt OF the policy upon
which ne. la company with the fac
ulty will embark, II would be funda-
mental in tho program Of The authori-
Ties uf the university To ~arttculatc ths
activities and purposes ~ the inatifu-
lion In the closest possible way with
the interests OF the community, the
city and the state.
Il am AN old friend OF the west
said Dr. Hill, Il long ago became Ia
miliar with and Interested In the wes|
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

through my periods of service as IN
educator In California and the north
wont. and though THIS h my Initial
residence In the state OF New Mexico.
I am enthusiastic about the conn
munity which Ia the location Of my
efforts and mercy and life interest.
II In particularly gratifying to me TO
find many evidences OF increasing IN
terost In tfq institution on the part OF
the people Of the city Of Albuquerque
and OF the whole state OF New Mexico,
as well a. 10 realize the spirit OF co.
operation manifested by various or
r~tnizationa looking 70 the upbuilding
and bcttermcnt OF the institution a. a
vital factor in the progress Of the
communify."
public educafion.'' added Or. Hiil.
reaches and should reach 70 the
heart OF all vital issues In h welfare
OF a community. such NJ the conserva-
tion Of health. increase Of efficiency in
business and industry. the mutual pro-
lection OF employer and em1fofei The
welfare OF everybody In the com
muniiy, regardless o. scot or political
faith, In short the cherihhing Of true
Amerlcaniems"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
moNE nrING rRErNnEn.

We're just waiting Tor the funds to
D." sent TO the board of regents to FUR
uish the furnishing aud f"-modoling
of tho Girls Welfare Home ou south
Ero,dwaN said % member ~ tho local
tusrd Of regents col the state hom" FOR
rtls. when asked about the ustitu-
tIou. "tlrds hnV. been purchased, the
huIldlpg rrurei. and some furniture
bought and the place has been reno
Nafoi We rhall be ready to receive
occupants before Christmas "" tnlnE.
and expect to cuffN ON e good WORK
lu ro- construction of rirlhood char
uttrr"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Plans for the teachers Institute for
Bernalilio county have been made By
the county superintendent. Mrs. John
w. Wilson. The scsai0na Will be held
In the High school building here
August IS 10 ~ and will be notable
for lectures and programs hat will
likely attract many educators and pco-
pie Interested In education. The staff
OF instructors and all institute work
VIII be under the supervision OF Pro-
lessor J. y. toudcra. the distinguished
institute supervisor who has instruct
ed In many OF thc state universities
and colleges OF the west and middle
west. The keynote Of the Institute
teaching will be characterization"
Special lectures win be given BY Pro-
fcssor David spence Hili. he new
president OF tha university. Johnathan
Wagner. superintendent OF public edu-
cation OF the state: John Milne. super
intendent Of the city schools. AtnnaHia
Monfpya. former superintendent Bcr-
nalillo county schools. Mrs. Joseph r..
Wilson OF Albuquerque. Members OF
The teaching STAFF will be:
J. $. fAndors. lecturer and instructor
IN methods: Profeasor and philosophy.
University Of New Mexico; Is. Sc. VAL
paraiso University; A. b. and "a. A..
University OF Colorado; Professor OF
education. Western Summer Institute.
Portland. Oregon. eight years: Lee
nrer aud Instructor. Oregon state
College, summer school. four years;
Superintendent schools. The Dailrs.
oregon. eleven years: Superintendent
Honfinue.l nm unqp fun.f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
u on 4. To SI'pN son
NIGHT :.

Tho announcement T. Wuln That Al
%huuvrrduc hIs been selected us one
of the several hundred towns in the
country where uirlt schools win be
established ~ the knights ~ Column
bus, There are % be 600 night
schools to he free TO the general pub
Die. hut maintained primarily Tor the
benefit uf WtHrors ~ the khaki ana
blue lu The army ana navy ~ this
amt boz the late war. Ahic lustrur.
tors VIII Doc employed ana all eNpenses
carried hy ihis patriotic organization
The opening ~ the night school
will make three branches ~ Cummun.
iN activities maintained by the
Knights Of columbus In albuquerque
The recreation hut for the entertain.
mcut of sick soldiers, the school. and
the employment bureau. now dpiul
efficient work boz bringing tho manlcs'
iohNfu the iohlrss soldier and sailor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

tend the sessions OF their state con-
voutluu 900 Furtal,s two DAYS follow
INK the sessions OF the stale Nnr
Mrs sadie Nu'trr. elected president
~ the W e. 7. e. two Year,. d. now
In california where sha has been since
last autumn Mrs. Nuftcr VIII re-
main lu california Indefinitely. and
Mrs. Lindsey. vice president who has
been acting president Ia Mrs. Nutter's
ahseuco. Will arrange The convention
program and preside ut the sess M
Ars Lindaey's direction OF tho recent
Jubilee Tour of concert and lecture
programs boz New Mexico has won
high praise from state and national
White Uihhoncrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
CONVENTION or MEXICAN
LEGION.

The first convention % Inc New
Mexico members of the American
Legion 20 zoe held here IN September
viii Doe tho occasion 81 many patriotic
prov'Gm = and festivities Tor the wear
ers OF the khaki OF the Sunshine state.
col. Henry brown. commander OF
Hurh carlisle most and a delegation OF
enthusiastic boosters. themselves sold
iera and members 81 the post. nr" re-
fporsihlc for the arrangements being
made to hold the first convention uu
the state American Legion IA Albu-
uusrIuc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
THE SECOND FIELD or
TIM CLOTH on GOLD.

The New MeNico Pablo Health
association has just received an
nouucementa regarding next years
Modern Health Crusade tournaments
There viii be- two fifteen week tourna-
men,s held i~hFoughoui America, ihO
nrst to be selected from the twenty.
one weeks between September Z. 1919
and January ~. 1890 ana the secdnd
between January ~ and June Is. 1870.
The fifteen weeks however. must lie
consecutive. Schools viii be allowed
10 decide which they VIII ontcr o.
they may enroll for the grand thirty
week tournament.
The titles 10 be acquired THIS ycar
will be- the same ~ lasi-the rank Of
Page al The end OF two weeks. OF
squire M the end OF five weeks. Of
Knight az the end OF ten weeks. 81
Knight Banners, al the end Of fifteen
weeks. The badges Tor each rank viii
be different and ID Is said more at
trHciivc than last year. There IN mi
change however-the child who re-
peats the cycle OF weeks In these
tournaments viii be awarded the de-
gree OF Advanced Order and he
privileged to write the honorary inl-
tinls A.. O. after his title.
In 1890 King Henry VIII OF Eng
land and King Francis OF France
assembled their warriors In q great
tournament in France. called the Field
OF the Cloth OF Gold. The National
tournament Is "a modern Field OF the
Cloth OF Gold. our whole country u
the field and the improved health OF
lcgionn Of children cemb1fants ~ ils
golden glory Each school child un-
der the leadership OF his or her
tcncher. may be "a valiant %joustos in
the National tournament. Just as were
the doughty knights who tilted against
each other ir the oldcn Fieli OF me
Cloth OF Gold.
last year there were about i2,0au
school children IN New Mesico en-
rolled IN this tournament u d ssti-
mated that this number will be more
than doubled this year for the crusade
has received "a great deal Of good
publicity and has made many friends
during the summer. Ever yteachfr In
the state will nave a working knovi-
edge Of II before school starts this
fall inasmuch as II has been intro
ducei into the two state uormals n
practically all OF the county institutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
WHIT TO
MEET OF IllIkS.

Mrs g. r. Vaughn, president ~ the
local W. e.. r. l.. sends an urgent caii
TO an members to attend the meeting
OF tho w g. r. y next Tuesday after
noon In the reading room Of 10. v W.
q A. l22 North Second street RI 3
o'clock. The annual election Of Of
ncera viii he held aud delegates elect
"a 90 the state convention In Portalea.
September , and I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
GOOD TIMERS \

The soirec Of the Good Time Club
last evening IN Colombo hail was n
Of the hnpplont that this social club
has to Ia credit In the three years OF
Us existence when monthly dances
have hsan held regularly A four
piece orchestra dispensed music. The
floor committee was Mcaars. Moore,
Fulcher. Iiackett.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

Preparations are being made for a
social function to mark the clos4 OF
The Bernalillo County Teachers tnstl~
tute August 20. This will he a re-
ception aud entertaining proeUm 20
be given IN the fligh school building.
Mrs. JOIN W. Wilson. superintendent
% county schools, Is In charge " the
plans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

Mrs. Thomas tv'eh WAS hostess on
IT, ursdny afternoon To- "A company OF
Intimate friends invited TO meet her
mother, Mrs Mays, and her sister,
Miss MaSs who are here from Detroit.
Michigan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

Wrs7 N WTH- T " UTuTO, 20 ETW
street. announce tho engagement of
their daughter. Miss Hunter Bruce. Co
uiuE WIu take place september 4
The brldr-c elect b. one the Duke City's
most wiusumr girls. The benedict
tn-hc rs the e%stirlahlc ohiror IN charge
~ the local recruiting station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
ENGNcEMENr NXNorNcEn.

Announcement is made ct tho be-
'rothul of Miss Grace Hun no Mr.. Roy
Schick The date for the marriage has
not yet h"rn announced. The young
couple enjoy iherlied popularity and
the esteem OF q wide circle OF friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

the breathing space between seasons, Duke City society is
! engaged in taking beauty maps, or trckking 10 the haunt of the
I blue bird aud the rainbow trout. A few favored souls have gone
! Taos. Cabrcsta canyon. Jcmez, Coudcroft. Pecos canyon and other
fountain recesses and peaks 10 take a dip in the fountain of youth.
bose mp under the caves of paradise. These will not need the rest
IRE for jadcd nerves when they return, rs many pilgrims from
plifornia will require.
7 This season. many home Stayers have been treated to sublime
pectacles. This Is the sight of ~cloudburSts seen from q sunny eleva-
bn. Motorists coming 10 Albuquerque from Santa Fe have lately
I'D the privilege Of luoking as from an upper gallery upon a vast
Ihge beyond and below them. the performance of the elements in
pFetrical storms and cloudbursts, the while sunshine and blue skies
lkhted the % gallery above La Baiada hill. On one occasion there
I've been as many Ms six distinct cloudbursts. pouring down in
lhck streaks in different places IN the Sandta mountains. the San
Ifdro mountains aud The mesas, these black streak, lighted with clec-
itc strcaks ON occasion. and moving steadily before the wind; and
ttween each black stream pouring from the clouds. great spaces of
IRe sky aud white clouds and sunshine. The vision gives am appe-
. for auship flights into and beyond the clouds 10 learn The FRANKS
4 Nature actors behind the scenes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
IOnnE PICNIC.

Members ut the brotherhood NJ
Railway Truinmcn and their ladies on
loved a motor picnic SUNDAY Tine
day was spent In the mountains.
featured O., hi'trity ana a camp dih-
ucr ~ Tor kuga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
nNNCE An mn MOMAN,s CIIR.

4 group Of ten couples OF con
genial Young people, OF university cir
clcs. VIII meet his evening at the
Woman's club 10 enjoy the usual di-
version OF dancing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
MERRY LAWN tsTE.
LOCAL GmL wIss LAURELs.

Reports OF the programs and f~ostivi-
ties incident TO the close OF the sue
ccssful normal school az Silver city
last week give space 70 several violin
solos played By our own Nioliniats,
Miss Irene partch. Miss pnrtch. a
graduate OF tho Albuquerque High
school who has been attending the
normal school In preparation FOR
teaching next "a Won high praise
from her audiences. az cour-' We
expect a.. Miss Partch TX an artistic
who has already won distinction ln
Kansas CITY. and who ~ destined 10
bring fame TO Albuquerque. q she
continues IN violin study.
II o. interesting to note among the
graduates OF the normal coilcge this
year are the names OF Carol Leeds.
daughter OF Mr. John Leeds of this
CITY. Mifs Lola Van Kirk Of Alhu-
qutrluc uud Miss Gloria Crawford IT
silver CITY. last summer "a visitor IN
the George *. Angie home here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
WEDDING nI.IIs.

MfilIliNb BIliaS.
This announcement that Miss Eliza
beth Simms. daughter ~ Mr.. aud Mrs
George SimmF. Jos north Eight -. b.
To become the bride ~ Paul BECKER
Of SprinEervilie. Arizona b. news of
mort than passing Interest To- local
society. Miss Betty" is une Of Alhu-
uucruuc'S most charming. gifted
bellies The fortunate Eroon-clect is
am overseas soldier Of out own bat
terry a. that had q worthy part in the
great victory over there. Both of
the young people are representative
Of prominent families. whose names
are esteemed IN o. Mexico .'pG Ari-
zCna. Thor marriage ~ one Of those
well ordered matches that make AL
the world love e wedding.
The wedding Of THIS instance viii
be unostentauous. a simple home
ceremony In the parlufs of the George
Simms residence next Tuesday even
iuT at 90 o'clock, with onlN relatives
aud Intimate friends present. The
mHtvon Of honor Will be Mrs. Alphcus
Maha, sister OF the hride-tO-he.
Flower girls will be little Barbara
Maha and Elizabeth Wahn. The
Eroom's attendant has not yet bscu
named. Rev. Hush Cooper Will oihri-
ate. The young people will leave the
same night Tor "suulo plieesiu Amer
ica, to spend m. honeymoon Their
home Viii Dee iu ~SprlugerNllic, arizona,
where Mr. Becker. SON OF Mr. Gus
Icrker. D. cashier in the bank.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
10 General Wood at Santa Fe The Event of The Summer---Ou
BY ANNA wrLDs s~rRUMoUrsT, Society Editor Pro TEN.

There s a deep canyon ] know
Where vacationists all go,
And the people there are fishing
All the time-all the time.
II is famed for crystal waters
Bounding down the mountain side
Aud the canyon echoes back
The cascades chime all the time.
When the summers in its prime,
There the anglers fish aud climb
And the mountain echoes back
The cascade S chime-all the time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

'iScriotv b. really engaged in other
tuss than sicrtas and ouung-. Su-
Ifty is engaged with ht uthHis sean
sheet and see II your friends
.gemrut b. announced. u not. no
III the socicty editor and the omis-
Va Will be corrected ucNt week He
| use 10 seems every eligible person
lnow engaged. This b. harvest ume
III the preachers
. .
-San'u Re was the center ~ -oc.n.
.lerest this week.. Everybody who
Mild be there was there 20 Welcome
= great patriot Gvnel1l Leonard
7 God.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
Rr,ARING.Dr\RirG MARRIAGE.

Impressive IN soleunity and Joyful
in the atmosphere OF happy kindred.
was She uuptial ceremony Thursday
evening ut oEhI O'Clock when Miss
Say HcurIur and Nr. Glen bearing
uIrhtcd their trHiu The wedding
scene WIS lhc ncvI furnished home,
TO bc occupied los the newly Mcds at
"a east Coal avenue. In the pre-
sence uf parents and relatives ana a
few Intimate friends ~ the young
couple. Bey Kuhn of TIE Christian
church rcad the ring ritual that
changed % name ot Miss Gearing
Co Mrs l'iriur
The brides bluudr luNliuesa was ou-
huur,l hi the gown uf sheer white
the gown she had worn WHEN u grad
uate from high school last year. The
groom. uf upright carriage, candid
I Auuthtul face wade u handsome pie
iurr 81 70 boy benedict with hls
school girl bride.
IN, briu,'s maid. Niles Katherine
bearing. dressed iu hrr graduation
gown uru ut commencement Last
june, J'd thu EruuW'r attendant.
N4ll Davidson OF NrItu completed tho
youthful bridal group
After solicitations had been trndc
rd. % w,ddirr Luncheon WIS served.
NUd after thv pruuk- eft q Younger
brother. sud showers ui riut and old
shoes Kept .y,rNhod, Iu raNc.t hum.
or ull SIR. ana Mrs. DpariuE lDlt uo a
late train fur Kansas city, -, Jos
eph Mo bud other cities boo Missouri
Ih,y viii 20, It home after S'ptcm'
boz 4 90 ,li east Coal avenue TIM
uuiuu Of tNu children ot " cldrr'
uf tle christian church o-tlhli-h"'
another huuIy that Be- certain to Do, 900
influence fpr guoo lu the parish an,
800 to, community.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09

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