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The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
Musical Instrument.
PHONOGEAPHS

NJ " N|- W0W|TT0T-
IL II - NV. TrHUkIir I7,-
WE ri y ANU SELL. Used GRAUHuTUuNE
FCe.-f~ piano rolls hpukr. Vh91nE 10 plIs.
sra foEulas, typ-writC. field and opera
glasses AID masirsI Instruments az COL +
II Uw. Franklin 774m aug9-5t
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
BOYS, YOU CAN EARN MONEY
ROOMS TO LET
Furnished Rooms.

FRONT HALL ROOM: GENTLEMEN. loo
c ST. Sc. se--lt
TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS con
nected good locality lOl> St ne
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02
l-y Y-O-C Liz E

LIZ Y-O-C LIKE
Country Fried Chicken. Hot Biscuits.
choice steaks end genuine HOME COOK
ING with restaurant seTvire, apply for eoard
by ;he month II McCARTER's, 4l7 llth st.
NV. tsecond hOori. Two mrals, $50. jei5-00
EXCEPTIONAL BOARD FOR SELECT FEW.
3lO2 Mount Pleasant. Columbia S2l2.
sel-7t
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02

oFFICH oF TEE COMMISSIONERS WASH
irF'"E. p G.. gust -. 1922 S.-.-1
nr"uTSals w.l4 lee rrrsEF-f af r..- .r r.ra-
Room 'nH. District Building uu'U . n.rI"rE
J. 10 September H. 1920 fa- r-adIrr frn-
proving. aud na,inC s--aar~ r.af- .-r sr-
'n""- md fwr paving .''ar- l- rrr D-r-..t
O." ''.-mhn Forms Hf r.~nr>aI srsr.H.
hyA- aid rD...~~l lr~ .Er.rr.. r.na map %. n--
Iall"a trom the thIrf Clerk. EncInae- ns-
par'Uen'. Room - District Er..F.
Wl>hlrC-0n y G. LOUIS BROWN ay
CHARLES W. hUrZ. Curm.-~trr, ~ % O..
nnc,sH.ol -rI.-
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02

1916 \. y. AVE. Nw-NICE, CLEAN
furnished rooms for rent. reasonable.
>nl-2t
The Washington herald., 1920-09-02

FRONT HALL ROOM: GENTLEMEN. 1oo
c St So. se2-lt
TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS con
Rected good locality. lOln b St ne
sel-3t
1916 \. y. AVE. Nw.-NICE. CLEAN
furnished rooms Tor rent, reasonable.
>-1-"l
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR TWO
ladies OF gentlemen. 1l8 It. Ne. sel-lt .
SECOND AND THIRD. LARGE FRONT
rooms: bath ON each funr, electricity;
vapor heat; gentlemen. I@iO 10Th - NV.
au3l-3t
ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM: NOD
crn cOnvenieHces; gentlemen only. Hh"ne .
Col. mbja IlSn. "u3l-3t
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS MEN PRE-
Pcrred; rates reasonable. Ill> lotn st. NV.
uu3l-2t
5 ROOMS FOR L. II. K; GOOD LOCALITY;
ladies OF gentlemen. 1916 l2th st NV.
au3l-st
10TH ST SW. 3O5. 9Th ST. NV, AS
Large comfortable rooas, l. Il. K: ref.
au2N-7t.
4O5 ST Ne. LARGE FRONT ROOM, .
first floor. finely furnished. So electricity.
au2S-1t.
1872 IRVING S'r. NV, LARGE FRONT
loom. third floor; near l4th St car line. .
au2T-7t.
HERE WE ARE AGAIN WITH A FEW
more OF those large clean. cool, com
Portable two and three connecting house .
keeping rooms: completely furnished: run
ming water in kitchen: laundry privilege;
yard for children; plenty Of coal for win
ter; reasonable rent. % Eye st ne. sel-7t
86S LEXINGTON PLACE-LARGE FRONT
bay window room: second floor; electricity;
modern home; gentlemen only. Lincoln
1886 sel-St
1902 C ST 'NW.-DOCBIE; FOR TWO OR
three ladies; kitchen; laundry; INV. b.
scl-7t
NICE. CLEAN, COOL ROOM: NEWLY FUR Z
nished; plenty Of heat and continuous hot
water this winter; one block to cars and
lunch: take Mount Pleasant car. Columbia
G7T-J. Reasonable. 1851 kilhourne place NV.
sel-Tt
Rooms With Board q
TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
board bath on same floor. 7O9 Mass. ,
ave. ne. sel-3t
SHEPHERD HOUSE 1000 ST. NV. =
Room and board, $40 week; table board,
g. and 81. Hu3l-3t
: NEATLY FURNISHED. FRONT ROOMS. !
with board: gentlemen preferred; $40 per
month. 1918 10th 81. NV. au3l-5t
Table UonrG -
I.v Y-O-C LIKE
Country Fried Chicken. Hot Biscuits, |
choice steaks end gruuiut HOME COOK
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-06
NOTICE

ro WHOM TT MAY CONCERN
Tho undersigned have possession o.
what Is known a. the afcGreRor p4s-
ture. also commonly known as the Tuie
Lake Pasture about eight miles west ~
Corpus Christi under O valid lease,
and hii persons are warned rot 90 enter
said enclosure or in any wAg 60 tres
PASS on Flld premises
MCBRIDE 4 ROBINSON
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Real Estate

IH fNI hHFn anything ~ HeIh frnf
f.Ilf phone rHifa uf Hige d.
uife" .l Mesquite aigeei. rhHnr
IS HOUSES FOR SALE
ipr fHc HNr ftn days wn are affer-
.rc fUr aHle ff bargain utlefs 3 cottage
now situated ol t0rfH broadway pud
leopard streets. S8e hr Sherman at
nur office
FREEHoR& SHERMAN DEVELOP
MENr CO.
Phone i4U
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-09
Buy Red Cross Christmas seals and

Buy Red Cross Christmas seals and
help to stamp out tuberculosis.
John H. McQuaid of Sparkman.
passed through town thfs morning on
his way to Arcadia and Tampa.
A. L. Addison, a lively business
man of Arcadia, spent Tuesday and
yesterday here attending to business.
Lots of good things to eat at sea-
sonable prices at the supper, in Jack
building, Tuesday, December twenty
first. 47-3t
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Marshall of
Tampa, were here for few hours
yesterday, when they were guests OF
the latter's sister, Mrs. w. A. White.
The Fidelity Trust Co. will appre
ciate your patronage and will pay you
five per cent on savings and time de-
posts. adv.
j. C. Reagin went to Lakeland,
Saturday, met Mrs. Reagin there and
brought her home Sunday. She
came from their former home in
Pulaski, Tennessee.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-09
GRAFONOLA..-THE GIFT OF GIFTS
SENECA AND REXO CAMERAS

People who don't know what to
buy for Christmas gifts will do well
to come to the fair and supper Tues
day December, 21st. 47-3t
Immediate improvement of the
East Coast section of the Dixie High
way is assured by the action of the
new organized State Road Depart
ment.
Lunches served at the oyster
house on railroad dock every day
from a. m. to p. m. Oysters
served in all styles from shell to con-
sumner. Aft
Several real estate sales have oc-
Cured during the week, one or more
OF them of some magnitude, but de-
tails could not be obtained in time
for today's paper.
Mrs. X. B. Harvey and her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. S.. B. Wright and their
two little sons, of Atlanta, recently
had very pleasant excursion by boat
to Captiva and back.
Several times during the past
week, the day has been cloudy and
rain threatened, but, in a few hours,
the clouds rolled away and the skies
became clear and the weather lovely.
Brown Church from Carriers Creek,
Tennessee, is enjoying the fishing
here. He was sun-perch catcher in
Tennessee, but, since coming to Pun
ia Gorda, has become the champion
raballo catcher.
Mother Goose and Every Day
Bread are wrapped by machine in
oiled paper and come to you fresh
every day, protected from dirt and
dust and without being touched by
human hands. Insist that your deal
er supply you with Mother Goose
or Every Day. 45-tf
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-09

With the touriA season Just OPEN
ing there is already tent city with
eight tents pitched in the park at the
foot of Clearwater island bridge.
Water. sewerage and garbage dispos-
al have been provided for sanitation.
Henry Harrington has" taken the
position in the Seminole Pharmacy
made vacant by the resignation of
Charlie Chadwick, who is now as
sistant engineer of the p. w. Nc
Adow and is on his way to Havana.
Please don't kill the little grass
snakes that you find about the town.
They are not only harmless, but they
catch and eat many harmful bugs
and insects. Snakes with long, slen-
der tails and small heads are not
vicious or poisonous, but are valu-
able, and should be protected from
injury.
On Wednesday afternoon of last
week. the social circle of the Eastern
Star was delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. j. e. VanCamp and Mrs. E. Nc
Ever at the home of the latter. Next
Wednesday afternoon, the circle will
be entertained in the chapter room
by Mrs. E. o. Coram and Mrs: w. M.
Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Meadows and
their little daughter, Miss Maxine
Chadwick; Dr. and Mrs. ]. D. Full
ghum, and Miss Mary Mae Jones,
enjoyed an automobile excursion to
Arcadia, Monday, during which they
visited Carlstrom Field, the Baptist
State Orphanage and other objects of
interest.
D. J. Meadows and his step-son,
Charlie Chadwick, have been en-
gagged by Captain w. II. West, owner
of the large power boat, P. w. Nc
Adow, as engineer and assistant en-
gineer respectively, and they left
Tuesday afternoon for Havana, Cuba,
where the vessel will be used as a
tow-boat.
w. w. Sterling of Towson, near
Baltomore, Md, who was here last
winter as the guest of Ben Krause,
has recently bought of Mr.. Krause
the cottage and lot in Solana which
is known as the Byrd place, and he
and his family will use it for their
winter home. Mrs. Sterling is al
ready here: her husband will arrive
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-09
LOCAL ITEMS

Buy Red Cross Christmas seals.
Ask for Mother Goose bread. 45-it
Commercial Club meets Friday
night.
Every reliable dealer in town sells
Mother Goose Bread. 4t-tf
Sheriff Dishong was here on official
business, Tuesday afternoon.
Syrup cans, friction tops; big lot
lust received at City Bakery. Asst
Mrs. Ella Addison and son Joe
visited kindred in Arcadia, Tuesday
night.
Each in his car, DR.. B. B. Blount
and p. 0. Hickman motored to Arcad-
ia and back, yesterday.
C. A. Skipper and C. f. Lanier,
able bankers of Avon Park, were
here on business, Monday.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-09
What Mrs. Brenninger, of New York,
Says About Rat Poison.

Tried preparations that kill rats,
but RAT-SNAP is the only one that
prevents disagreeable odors after kill
ing. Also like RAT-SNAP because it
comes handy in cakes, no mixing
with other food. You don't have to
dirty your hands, it's the best for
use.' Try RAT-SNAP.
Three sizes, 35c, Csc, $1.25. Sold
and guaranteed by
ChOchran Drug Company.
Hewitt Brothers t-Dec.-17
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-09

later. She was expecting her moth
er, Mrs. Mary J. Lee, to arrive yes
terday. They are very nice people;
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Bishop.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-09
TOYS FOR THE KIDDIES

Here viii be found almost endless variety of the,
things make little hearts glad Mechanical toys of
every description including trains, guns, stoves, tea
sets, etc, etc.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-09
FINE FRENCH IVORY

We have this year the largest stock of fine French
Ivory goods shown in this section, including mil
italy sets, brushes, mirrors combs, hair receivers
toilet sets, etc. etc.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-09
GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY

Nowhere will you find a bigger assortment of holiday
goods suitable gifts-there is something here for
everybOdy-men, women and children, young or old.
Come and see.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1920-12-09

Membership In the Florida Citrus EnchanEs requires
emily the ability to cooperate. No init@eion fees,
no membership dues. For information. Consult fhs
manager of nearest association Sub-ezchznge, or
write to the business manager a. Tampa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
IORTNIGITTLY FEATURES
ION NV sI.ASON.

The fortuightly club has placed in
cor hands "a copy OF their big out-or-
uN bookings for the coming IAN and
winter s,tfuu. Albuquerque has -four
famous artists onmiug hcro. aII os
whom ur, vcll-kuowu figures in the
musical world iu New York. Chicago
and Bus'uu. Two OF these are noted
musicians With European successes.
Mhgo |l'uppuid is perhaps the best
known 81, was the prima donna In
THE queen OF Shtba' presented by
m" metropolitan Opera company.
kuppuld D. nov O member of that
company, but dcyotDs hrr spare time
To- rccituls, concerts and orttorio en-
gtgcmcnt-. Do is booked fur "a tour
"i the southwest the ,oming spaHnh.
which enabled the club to hri,,g her Co
Albuquerque, Arthur Middleton. hass-
baritone, also u member OF tho Mot
~ poltan Opera company; Nevada Van
der Nccr, %coutraltO, who toured tine
country with the New YORK symphony
orchestra under Walter uamfosch.
crime Griffith, Jane Heron. aud
ELLEN Hornung.
aud Reed Miller. tenor. who has suns
eight consecutive seasons with the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
81 MNIARY or WORK
At CLUH.

Dr Margaret Cartwright read a
short summary OF the work accom-
plishcd hy the Woman's club during
tho past year, at the last meeting OF
the club on May 2S. The report gives
q clear idea OF the unusual uapabili-
ties of this organization.
In the first place. the membership
was raised from i53. the enrolment
at the opening In the fail. to III.
When the club started It's isia-i92O
year, there was t20b.21 In the treas
ury When 1t finished, there Vas
S477.OG.
The dag nursery has been moved
from its old quarters. in AN Old ram
shaCkle house, to a new and attract
i've home, and has the record Of haV-
ing cared Tor l.4GS children this year
The cost Of The club. OF this pom
hility was ~Si.972,Ai. although hi par
cnts paid SStO.lf OF this amount.
An art class and q physical training
class have also been conducted. These
two classes have made marked prog
ress I'm their work,
Special mention was made In the
report OF the work Of Mrs. George
Everett, whose services In accom-
panying musicians who have appeared
Mt the club, n for singing and other
occasions when a pianist was needed,
have been ever at the disposal OF the
mcmhers u 81 the work Of Mrs.
WIN. McClurken who with her chi-
cirnt social committee. has cheorfully
taken charge Of the refreshing end
tT the r1ub NIrftas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
DANCE At COUNTRY CIUR ron
SENIORS.

beautiful dance iu honor OF two
Huh School ]graduitos OF the class ~
go was given at the country club
last night hy Mrs q. \. Matsuu. who
vas assisted by Mrs T.. Russell Edgar
for Miss MHrcrlla Mutsou aud russell
Edgar. The club rooms we're bright
and lovely with rcd flowers. ana q
touch Of red IN the programs carried
out the prevailing color Miss Mat
sons and Mr. EdgHr's guests were.
M"ssrs Howe Ellot. Russell I'D
Car, Ralph Marion, owen Marion.
Ir"rg" Smith"rs. Iaul llorguu. Ben
Harris, Laurence @luyott. DJl, shy
der. Robert Wood Thomas Hughes.
Tonne Pcguc, Hucky BENJAMIN.
George stevens. Frederick ward,
Louis Council Maxwell MERIT. hun
clayton. Bruce Hanger. william
Guudrirh, Thomas Groves. Joseph
llali, George Sampson. John Giumi,
Ralph llayton Donald C~lvannugh.
Misses Helen Groves. Viola Hcrk-
ouhou Elya Howell. Florence smith,
Grace WiufrcN. Belle uartou. Dorothy
Bowman, Juliet Flclsuhcr. Mildred
HAMS, Anna Mcclure. Helen Me
1uitv. Bette Murriss'ttr. Ihrlml
Howell Virginia Mcl4andrcss. Irene
Westerhuuson, Erucstinr Huning.
Mnudc Howell. Margaret Smithrrs.
Margaret Hubbrll. Curu"Iia ward.
Elsie clayton, Mar, Tharpc. Florence
IuudpTrusf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

the principals In the ease. who con
7tdered 10 "a good joke. and an un-
usual way OF h%eFniding q wedding.
but there was one whu WA almost
an uncssentiul iu the ceremony. who
called up thc pair as soon as he got
the paper, asking them to phone
him Immediately. They weren't In
at the time. but when they returned
at ten o'clock that night. the urgent
call was awaiting them. In some
alarm he was phoned. and the fol.
lowing dialogue took place.
Say. did % see hat thing in tho
evening paper?'
Yes. What about IT,"
What about o.? All ! can say IL,
whoever wrote that Is no friend OF
yours. l don't know whether II was
a man or q woman. but whoever IL
was was your h%ittercst enemy. II
was the most outrageous thing I ever
saw. II ! could get hold Of him.
Ia punch his nose for him.
so. AS ! am cordially Invited to
come and have my nose punched
therc may not be "a society sheet
next week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
\ YELLOW AND WHITE
PORCH LUNCHEON.

4 very unusual feature In enter
tanning 90 this city was given today
~ honor 81 e popular young bride
elect. u was e porch luncheon and
shower given a. the home OF Mrs.
T.. f Garcia In M. form Of q ur-
prise 10 Miss Louise Watson Who !.
ip Dee married tu Nj Walter None
man late this month.
"a 20 "sses were close friends
~ hiSs Watson's They Were. Mrs.
" T.. Mcdowell. Mrs. WIN. MCCOY.
Mrs F. u. Garcia and Miss Minnie
Dtehl Tn" following scene greeted
h"r when she was brought unsus-
pcctiuE tu d Garci,a home at /
o'clock.
Three tables. ono central table and
TWO smaller out~. filled the porch.
The larger table was especially for
the bride elect and her girl friends
In the center was e big basket filled
with yellow suap-druEuus. aud tied
with am enormous how Of yellow tuIle
Those who We're seated with Miss
Watson We're Misses clark Watson.
Edith Olson. Noya Blake. persis
hrNr', savage. Elizabeth Rose. Pearl
l"tlir and Mrs yhHs Weber. Tn, TWO
side tables contained small baskets
illod with su~ap-draEous and tied
with smaller bows uf tullu. Al these
tables were STATED Mosdamcs John
Mum. Russell Howell. Tom Benton.
CLARK Watson and Lynn cook.
~ENriNtllnl was carried cut lu yellow
ana white. most delicious five
course luncheon was served. during
which there Was music. provided hv
Mrs " H. MrntutL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
SIGMA CmI pIcNiC'

The members OF the sigma chi fra
t'rniiN were entertained hy the alumni
ui the fraternity at a picnic at Bear
cannon last sunday The crowd went
out rn cars and had 90 regular Stigma
Obi Time. which Includes uIl "a, best
varieties.
The Sigma Chi's guests were Mr.
aud Mrs Harry Frank. Mcssrs Allen
Bruce, Bill Griumor. John Fcrnstrom.
liur'h Foraker, Harold hooker VIC
Miller, g a Rogers. NJ T.. Rogers. ~
L.. Mcclure. Louis Gcrphcido. George
Bryan. Jack Harris. Walter Hcrper.
Hush Graham. Ralph hernandez. Bui
h"'uu. thus. caldwell. FLOYD Miller.
Bob Alh'rS, sam Wells. q. - Wilton:
and Misses FAY Hiuusou. Lillian Grt.
MN. FLORIDA Sliu. Florence O'Unrn.
Betty Smith. Helen M,AlyaIn. Helen
Macarthur Bell, Barton. Anna Leo
Duncan, kathleen IonE. r1yda Wilson.
Hiouchv GulcN. Edna Miller. Viola
H"rk'nhuu 10, Spruce. HeuIuh Ilr,r-
den, Iur"uu Burton. Belle Travis. Dor
uthN stevenson. and BETTY D.uuta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
IAIHlIAIA

One hundred and seventeen pupils
NJ the grade schools Of the city re-
ccivod their diplomas az the promo
tiDnul EXERCISES Of the eighth grade.
which were held at the high school
auditorium Tuesday morning at ten
O'Clock H. the words OF lewis Car
rol. thick and fast. they came at last
ana moro and more" The little girls
wore pure white MILDLY suits with CO.
penhagcn blue ribbons and ties. their
class colOrH. and the boys wore dark
suits ~ two little strips OF blue and
white ribbon on their coats. The
children themselves gave most OF the
prorram-a speech by the president
of the class. O. piano solo aud a violin
duet and q song hy tho class chorus.
Mhlcomh Long Is the president. and n
sou didn't hear that speech you GER
tuinly missed something. 4 manlier
figure. q manlier delivery or "a manlier
address itself cannot be imagined.
Many q face, OF many a person. who
probably did not know Mnicomb Long.
wore e smile Of pride and sympathetic
appreciation while no was talking. We
hil feel pride in our young citizens
who though Young. show an interest
IN what is going In what is going on
about them.
Virginia Ogg played "Valse stv-
ricnue,' a difficult thing. and played ID
with great easc and expression. Irene
Epstein and Brunella Mandell. In
loves Erecting a violin duet. did
The class chorus sang. ITO a Her
init Thrush" The chorus IA large
but the perfect unison and clear
sWeeiness OF the song. a difficult thing
10 attain In @ chorus OF many voices
were b nos noticeable features OF
the song.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
GOLD AVENUE CARD cum
LIAIN II.NlIIInN.

away It's deck Tor tho year. and
moved the table out ON the front
porch Tor books and flowers for the
'Iuumrr with It's last meeting on
Tuesday. liut this lime they ala not
play cards. The losers entertained
the wiuucrs at luncheon ~ the Al
y1radu. II has been the custom for
the defeated tu pay the price ~ 80
ucE boy doing something nice and
unusual Tor the winners. The mem
htrs are Musdlmcs Wallace Hpszcl.
den. Fred Garfield, W. " strong
Frank SldriZ NJ. f. Wyldrr. a. L..
Irsl. A. A. Allen and VIM Farr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
HIGH SCHOOL
ENIRCIST.S.

Another class has passed through
ln' portals oi The A. ". $. never tu
cum Hs It's students again. We hate
q" So" ih'm gu. because they seem
Hu'h an Wultrunhl" part uf o. as
Lh"ngh ih'N couldn't h" cut away
rom " any more IMAM % piece could
ne 'Wl out Of u ploo" of whole cloth
lltA nate q" 20 hcCils" hey hate Go
part from 900 their friends their
t'lyh'ts ur" included in Mat class.
hul az least lhtN mad" th" cut
'l'''h, ana hmu"thcd away an tho
SIGNS OF phIllng, M their commence
mehi exercises. Thcr" may have been
TEARS hrlind their SMILES, but ! doubt
o. Ih"Ir would ave been % lot NOR,
ih'} hadn't commenced ON
SUNDAY Ih' h~u'r1luurcatc services
We're h'ld. with % sacred chorus and
solo. and selections 10y the high school
oirhcsirl The sermon WIS preached
'N k'' NiuItod H'igl'r aud e most
INSPIRING un" % was. good advice and
loIl' ld'hilHm lu o. ON Monday night.
~" class dhN exercises were held, and
'h'N h'l"l''d iho SERIOUSNESS of the
services of the day previous. almost.
W '"hIf'. inc presentation Of the
'"n' ana 10" reading uf the class will
~ "lNuNs attended hN q ~deHthlikc,
'aIl-I'hnlh s'l'ncr. but everyone
,n'',N w 'lin goes nome feeling that
'lt hl+h s'ho"l hlui'h ls H pretty
"'''N u"N'H Hll'I hU.
~N'.'u',lvh "lShl Was 'onsummu
l,'u w WhI'h over hhli 10 hundred
tlu',llls nave d'No"llN wished for tho
SrrrSn' ,"., ,'n'E ~ ~ almost ls much
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
HRENKrNsT Al fASARIsK INN.
iHIGuT-ADDISON

!" Iuli"wiug announcement has
reached this office.
Or and Mrs Alonzo Bright an
u"uucr he marriage of their daugh.
i"r, Mary Wen. to Mr.. Maurice j.
Addison ON Wednesday. June the e.
"nd. nineteen hundred and twenty.
Hutchinson. Kansas
The bride was married ~ the home
Of hor sister. Mrs. Roy Iaccard. at
Hutchinson. ana the ceremony was
performed t' her father. In. Bright
only members of the family were
present.
Or and Ms BRIGHT are residents
Of this rit> where Miss Mary attended
90" university until sh, Received hDr
degree. she BE- a member ct the Phi
Ma sorority OF th" 4. y. NJ. and was
% very popular girl during her stu-
dent days here. Sh" taught school Boo
ID Iasu nnd bcmiug nftrr her grad
unilun. II vas while teaching in the
latter plur, hat she met Mr.. Addison
who WIS U soldier uf Camp Cody.
Mr.. n Mt Addison Will probably
muk" thcit home W Kansas city.
ktTHaA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
DANCE ron Mh'NnasLrSnrnx

The members Of the Albuquerque
Union OF street Car Employees gave
q farewell lanes nj the Womnn's club
Tor Mr. George Rosilngton. president
Of the city Electric on
Thursday night Mr.. Rosiington A.
leaving Tonight Tor a visit to his
home In England. Mr.. W. +. Ross
was IN charge OF arrangements. and
Ing.
But a little story has slipped out
ABOUT some man in the office OF the
company who lost out most sadly
on this party. II was like this He
had an engagement with three girls
u the office for tho dance. lie ar.
ranged for a car 20 come for him:
ne Whs going 20 do the thing up
brown on account OF the late hours
OF most OF the employees. the dance
was PINNED Tor q late hour, 50 our
nero went home 10 catch "A few
moments ut sleep. lie put out all
his best clothes. looked lovingly nj
his teweled stick pin. set the alarm
Tor nine-thirty. and laid him down
90 sleep. But
When he woke It was six-thirty
a. m.
Now there il no suspicion In the
world that that man Eot cold feet
IN contemplation Of his tripie-plated
responsibility. For there was mo
taxi man. with his mental calcutta
lions rapidly ascending TO the sum
milE Of finance