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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
MUSICALS ny JUVENILES.

Juvenile piano pupils Of Miss Louise
Nichols viii be presented In recital
Easter Sunday afternoon at $3.50 vi
the Presbyterian church.
This will be the last recital this
season by the smaller children, sew
erai of whom are making their first
public appearance. High school ana
university students are preparing
uomc interesting programs which VIII
be announced later.
The following young pionists VIII
play tomorrow:
Anna and Katherine Montoya, Mary
Katherine Council, Mildred Bolts
Dorothy Strong, EYE Peters, Mar
garet Marion, Adele farrell. Mar
garet white, Catherine Nunlest, Dor
othy Goodrich. Margaret Shortle,
Sarah Louise Cook, Elsie Russell,
Ruth Ricdling. Helen Josins and
Dorothy Schwentkcr.
Irene Epstein and Marian Filler.
violinists. wll assist. Dorothy Cam
eron and Howe Eller, accompanies.
All friends OF the young musicians
and people Interested In children'a
programs VIII be welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
FASTER MUSIC AT 81.
JnHNtS

The same well balanced choir OF
splendid voices which last sunday
afternoon presented an exquisite" pro
gram Of Palm sunday music at -.
j ,hn's pro-cathedral, will sing again
al the 4.3O vesper services OF That
church tomorrow afternoon knth-
ran Grlmmcr- Bailey will be heard m
II Know That My Redcemor Liveth
from HANDLES Messiah n OF inc
rregtcst numbers OF that oratorio, the
words of which contain the hope OF
tho Christian world. a magnificent
Faster anthem. Heaven unf0lds lts
portals Wide" WEST viii be sung
hv the special vosper choir. with SO
prnno solo by Mrs. Kenneth Bald
ridge. bass solo by George Everiti,
tenor solo by prof. Hcslet. Process
sional VICTORY from "Palestrina'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
BOYD-pORTERFII.LD
MARRIAGE.

Another Of Albuquerque popular
young men has taken unto himself a
wife. This rs Earl P%ortcrncld. ac-
Countant In the Citizens bank, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. iortcrneld. Mrs,
Earl Porterfield, nee Miss Eva Boyd.
rs a winsomc Kansas girl. trained
nurse at a local hospital. who has nceu
In the city the past winter with ,ola-
tiNes here for the ella mate.
The ceremony was solcmnizcd il
Los Lunns ON Mashingtun's birthday.
Thr newly WEEDS returned TO Albuqucr-
que and established their new home
At bi6 West Iron venue, Although
the families ct the bridal pair and
their friends knew an about the mar
riugc, the announcement has not hith-
crto appeared IN the newspapers.
Earl porterheld is q young man ot
whom Albuquerque h Justly proud, fut
his sterling character ana Tor h wal
record he made as an overseas soldier
In the world war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

BUsy WEEK At TuE y. ". q. A.
Monday afternoon af their meeting
the girls 81 corps !. rnmpaAly a. Gifl
Reserves had an Easter narty. Active
games ln The -Hymnaalam part " ihr
recreation roots fyEmed thu iirSt pnrt
OF the program. .scNt an Easter crE
hunt was STAGED ~ the front part 10
the room. Then Alan Cecil lawn. "a
student az tho tDltcr8.iY was Intro
duced 20 the giria She is 10 BE- their
new adviser and Ia very Enthusiastic
about the work.
Tuesday afternoon the following
program VA prcHentoa az tis Algh
school Firi reserve meeting
Violin solo. Adelia Elder. talks on the
first -four parts Of the code a. follows.
'Grncious In Manner. Helen Spider.
Impartial 10 ludgm@nt.' MafFercl
Hubben." Ready Tor Service" Mar
ION Davis, Loyal 10 Friends" Mabel
butcher A duet closed tho program.
After ashort rrccss q hnalurse meet o.
ing WAX called aud 10 was decided so
hold a candy sale Thursday evening.
-
Following the regular supper Of tho
q. 4. y. club Tuesday evening. Niles
Nsrn Burger a s. a very interesting
talk about health. Special emphasis
was laid ubou he noc OF good"
SHOES. proper ana sufficient fond. and
NNNuNAI uhtuuuT recreation Much luF
tereat was expressed in Tennis. horse
hack ridlne. hikes. otc. Al tho ncxf
meeting Mr Garcia viii continue his
series OF addresses on civica and tHo
game program viii be resumed.
"Wednesday afternoon the SIN grade
girls held an initiation service az their
regular meeting. Katherine Nunllrt
and Lois LaScur were the only lW1
ready for Initiation. Five others viii
be ready by next initiation zine.
The girls from the welfare home
were az the recreation rooms Wednps-
day Afternoon ~ usual. This week
Miss Rose started regular gymnastics
with them Rs part % the prpgrum 10
be followed when they go TO The =. M.
g, A They had q great dcn % fun
learning "~facings," tumblinE stunis.
etc.
Thursday evening at their candy
sale the high school girls cleared about
eve dollnrs. The girls ~ the e7rp
responded very generously with candy
ana time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
SURPRISE ron GRACE wINFREY.
MNnEI mINns ii RRInE.

Miss Mabel Hinds Of Albuquerque
vas married last week In Ration TO
Mr.. Robert Jones Of the Gate city
The bridal pair came TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs c. T.. Kinds. South Walter street,
parents Ct the bride. and after spend
ing a Few days here, ave continued
MIA.
Miss Kinds rs a graduate OF the
Albuquerque high school and has been
Tor some time making her home Ia
Ration, where she held "a clerical posi-
tion in an Office. MIR. Jones is an
attache OF the Santa Fc railroad. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones will return to Ration
to make their home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
sAINNTION MAN. WOMNER.

Nllss Ernn Ferguson, whose APP
pointment to the official stan Of SAL
walton Army workers In h southwest
occasions general congratulations 10
the $ A. for IN, acquisition Of no
able "a worker. Is tp leave Monday for
some poinL in New Mexico. Her dcs-
tluution IL to be designated by Mt.
Frank Hynum, the national officer
In charge Of the salvation Army cam
paign In New MrNico. Miss Fergus
sons. work will Dee in the same field
with Mir. Bynum Tor some time.
\ college girl. college teacher exc
pcrienced In tine practical service Of
the Red cross activities. Miss Fergus
son Is richly equipped To render
notable scrVic, 10 the great orgunizn 70
lion TO which she has been appointed.
s field worker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
IN. B.--Items for this
page mast be given to the
Society Editor before Fri
day evening. Telephone
1881

Tuesday afternoon. The subject Of
South American study that has en-
gagged the attention Of me club the
past cason was continued. Rev.
OgiiVie who has lived In South Amer
ion was present and gave "A highly In
structive talk On the customs and
scenes OF the southern continent
Nesting Time 81 Birds" was the title
Of a paper replotc with Interesting
facts, read hy Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. W II.
Long gave a review OF an article in
the Atlantic Monthly magazine of "a
theme To the Current
Events discussion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
TENNIS y TRACK.

High school girls are defying the
winds Of adversely the season is giving
ana dovoting out Of school hours to
tennis.
The high school boys are zeHtfully
practiclng for the intcr-cluaa track
meet noNt saturday, when teams Will
be selected 10 represent the school at
The annual intcr-school track meet Of
the state 10 Doe held at the University
In May.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Sacred Concerts, Vacation of Schools Mark Observance of Passion Week
IS Club Ball and Reception of 81. Johns Guild Events Of Coming Week

athletes Of the Rocky Mountain states
10 take 0tc Of what n New Mexico lad
"a do. He iH not called a New MoA.
lean. though. iiouidcr aud Colorado
u. receive the credit Tor his residence.
Maxwell Ferguson, son Of Ncii fvr-
Funson was born and reared in the
Sunshine state. He b.. q lover OF the
outdoor. and has spent weeks eycry
summer, trumpinF 0Ncr the canyon
md heights 81 the Sandals, and the
ManEanos.
In EouIder last fail. when expert
encinE tho usual fate n ioniiness that
falls 10 the ffcshmnn'a lot Ia that
large Institution. Mnx FerFusson was
often seen BY tho writer trekking 10
the top OF Flagship mountain or over
the trails 10 Eldom springs, with hia
roll Of blnnketa on his hack and a
camper outht dangling from his belt.
Through snow drifts and In weather
10 10 10 degrees below zero. Nav has
gone on th,te hikes % spend week.
ends alone in the mountains. md often
tramping 20 to 30 miles. and sleeping
ON b ground. 10 lH little wonder
he has acquired strength OF muscle.
And now after a series Of conqucsta
In wrestling he is declared heavy =
weight champion Of the Rocky Noun.
Tain states la wrestling The Bouldnf
NewH-Herald OF March 20 contains the
followln;
"a sport writer In The Rocky Noun
tain News, In reviewing the collegiate
wrestling season gust closed, gives
FERGUSON Of the University Of Coiora-
do the leadership among the heavy
weights. Ferguson undefentcd
during the year. Bumnoid OF Colo
RADIO college was the only man in hia
class and the silver and Gold star dis
posed OF him by "a decision when the
Colorado n Tiger teams met hero
two weeks ago"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
EAeTI.n MIhIrAIE-

A particularly beautiful aong aervice
will be a feature OF the Easfcf cclebrs-
ton tomorrow morning 81 81 JONAS
church al ~ o'clock. Those familiar
with the Impressive way tho Episcopal
ways expect inspiring music. Tomor-
row "a choir OF 20 voices. directed By
Mrs Morfinaette. will sing Towns
Communion service aud "Now ~
Christ Riaen.' hv Nichols. These
choice selections viii be given with the
tico.
Mrs. Weir. the well known vioiinisfe.
and Mrs. Harden. urEnuiat,. VIII 30
heard In n hne prelude plumber at no
morning service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
~soLoMoN LUNA MEMoRIlI.r

In a beautiful letter. commencing
the work TO he started at Belcn by
the New Mexico Womnn's Christian
Temperance Union, In the Frances p.
Willard school for girls, Mrs. Solo
mon Luna. now In Long Beach, Cali
fornia, sent a check FOR five hundred
dollars Tor the school.
This Is to be used 20 build or equip
n class room, to be known as the
Solomon Luna Memorial Room"
Mrs. Lunc rs TO be one Of the board
OF managers of The institution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Mr.. CmNNEs, GENLnors orTEn.

The dag before Miss Anna Gordon
sailed for England 20 attend tho
worlds convention Of the W. e, T. u.
she called ON Mr.. ana Mrs. jose
Chavez In New York city. Mrs.
Gertrude Martin, national superin-
tendcnt or Social Morality for the
W. e. r 4. was with Miss Gordon.
They requested Mr., chavez TO let the
w. g. r. 4. Of New Mexico use tho
buildings in Belcu, owned by MIR.
Chavez, and 20 have them put To the
purpose for which they were original
IS designed and butt by his father,
the illustrious Felipe Chavez, doccas-
ed. There was formerly a school for
Spanish American girls conducted In
these buildings by Felipe chavez.
whose dream was. TO have the girls
OF the sunshine state trained In use
ful. household crafts. For ~ time the
Tho substantial school house, in APP
pearnncc @ commodious adobe rest
dencc. and the new. unfinished build
ing and the old, historic adobe build
Ing are now u"noCcupicd. Mrs. Martin
who Wua here In the interests OF tho
school. and who viii be a national SUI
pervisor Of IL, Joined Miss Gordon in
o request TO Mr.. chavez 60 permit the
W. e. r. T.. 10 use those buildings for
tho Frances willard school
With the characteristic generosity
OF the Chavez family, celebrated for
ultruism since the DAYS Of the early
"conquistadores," Mr. chavez declared
he would lend TO the W q. Y. L
his buildings and land for "a period
Of five 10 ten years. aud limited az the
possibility Of a GIT outright after IN,
school demonstrated It's good work
This oner viii make II possible tc
open the school p these quarters al
once, rs soon as renovated One ri
! the buildings Is a historic landmark
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
SIDNEY We'll Is HOST.

Mr.. Sidney Well ~ reported 10 nave
entertained at another Of the merry
Publications Tor which his suburban
home is celebrated. The recent ahu.r
was last Monday evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

This Is the acnHon when tho
thoughts OF women and kris turn 70
hats, There Will probably be many
new ones in evidence for Easter There
would doubtless be mofe " our In
number Of thoughtful omr In Alnu-
Continued on paee three.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
DuIRRY. HURnY, HURRYr"

So you VIII be certain 70 bNt "a h"oe
scat Tor the production IN the High
school auditorium next Friday night.
This is the annual senior drama ana
the title b. one The participants arc
hearing nj every rehearsal Hurry
Hurry, Hurry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
LUNCHEON ron

Members ~ the high school faculty
and other diners numbering 80 people
we're guests of h domestic science
class Of the high school Monday. Miss
Hatch. supervisor ~ this department.
and ~ girls of the class prepared and
served "a four course luncheon that
would be e credit To any professional
caterer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
-LrNCnEoN roR NIsIron.

Mrs. G.. ~. Conner was hostess az
luncheon. complimentary TO Miss
Muurine Maynard OF san Diego. The
guests were members OF the }. o. O..
club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
DINNER ron BErHoTHED .
COUPLE.

It was given by Miss Goodell In tho
Elks' club rooms Tuesday evening.
Tho honor guests were Miss Eva
Hickey and Mr.. Robert Rchms, whose
marriage b. 10 take place Within q
few weeks. Miss Goodell proved her
SELF a hostess OF charm, and tho com
pany declared the evening to be one
OF special pleasure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
spr-IAL FASTER MUSIC.

A choir OF twenty singers VIII be
heard In the Geld and broadway
church tomorrow morniuN. Mrs.
Downs will be the Niulia sololsi and
accompanies. Miss Gertrude Thomp-
son Will be the pianiste. Easter an
thcms will be sung.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
suNnIsss MlErTING.

Pursuant 20 the custom that has
hecn prhcticcd By the Presbyterian
Christian E~ndcavura To- many years.
there via be " pruycr mtctlnF NJ
SUNRISE in the prcsbyterlan church
Faster morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
luANpIoN or MOUNTAIN STATES

The proves Of an Albuquerque
youth. freshman engineer In Colorado
University at Boulder Is waking w
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

The boys OF the VI Y CLUB took hi-
vantage Of the vacation e. have q ho-
tor picnic to the mountains Wcdnoa
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

HE JOY bells Eadr echo promises and hope
The heritage of the ears has brought fuller blossom the Er lily smboizrg now
as never before teS rt nwg Of nighmry love lot for wr hut for pence men and
women are modifying their rc+ finances and friendships for nd@ service to He human
n fmny.
This heg golden age when the smh is tmnpbng in spite Of The plague of prosperity
IN pnwr times threatened to snne ge the smh in ucm e Of filthy lme"
The war guckred the NATIONAL and individual conscience and money is being comeGuted to
h0hhr uses than other days when John BaHycr held the ns Of government
Never in the Duke City has Passion week been SO hmpreSnyc celebrated the past week In
-Four Catholic churches and eight Protestant churches here have beer. nightly services most Of hem
solemn nedtatons Of the Significance of the events in Jerusalem nuHnMn week
Sacred concerts will be cid in very church in Abmmrmeto morow.
Sphume is bOGngm the ALLEY slopes
Orchards are fsve il. heir hapraha SHOWS
Nynd sings of joyful hopes
Ulcers with. the promise Cy blossom shows
And at uss season when mprcomly" "a Young mans fancy lightly turns" to love makmg u
young ~omans fancy Is seriously concerned with thoughts of the same sentiment and dress. And
naturally with thu flowers and apTt hours III. season breeds without hmgs nntnmny Only tmc
WHPh Wn past Week WH "nS IN prospect There are many weddings promised FOR Apr, May
and June The pity Of It is most Of tmna are what is termed" simple. hoe orr parsonage marriages
without hef h and thrills of great nmtAl ceremonies
Despite predictions to the contrary there will lot be an oulurd of gTey the week following
lean Legion Of Hugh Carlisle Post, two home tmt productions Friday night But the expected
round of incs will not begin till later in the month
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
the First for Many Moons When No State Contention Was Held Hne- WOmons Ch

on the santa re trail hat served a.
q depot In the times OF wagon trains
~ pre-rRilroad tlmea. Two others
are recently built substantial adobe
houses having cement pOrches, broad
railways. In splendid condition. OF
course The gifts from the people OF
Helcn OF land and OF 5000 IN cash
are In addition 10 this proner. The
gifts from Beien 20 TO the state w. q.
r. 4. without condition other thar
he location on or near uelen. Mr..
ind Mrs chavez are to be in New
Mexico soon.
\ STATE LECTURE TOUR.
Albnqucrqucans remember dainty
little Mrs. Atkins Of Georgia who hiss
twice capitvated the Duke city with
hcr eloqucnce and charm. Just be.
foro the prohibition campaign Mrs
Atkins gave several addresses here
and IN Santa Fo. when the W. q
4. u. Jubilee drive vas opening. Mrs
Atkins while en- route to California
for the National W. n. r. a.. stopped
over one day In Albuquerque ana savs
eight public addresses In one day. Al
achievement rev men could attain
hut she did. aud kept hcr listeners In
six churches and nt the Y. w. and at
n banquet NJ the Y. N. q. A. In hct
mood, sometimes smiles and ofteneI
tears as she talked. Mrs. Atkins u
TO be In Albuquerque next week fof
q conference, preliminary 4 maSinn
a state lecture tour In the Interests OF
the Frances r.. willard school the
W G. r. 4. ~ 70 open next month IN
Belen.
Her purpose Is to inform people oi
the purposes OF the school and the
scope Of the work. The national
board has cent Mrs. Atkins to New
Mexico for three months. to get the
hackers OF the institution together
and to organize The work. There will
be n reception rendered to Mrs. Al
kius by the local White Ribboners "a
this distinguished national lecturer in
the recreation CONS Of the Y. w
q. a. Tuesday afternoon, April "a.
This will be social. and lnformR.
and open TO all ladies OF the city.
OF course Mrs. Atkins will give an
Informal address.
The i%tinerary Of Mrs Atkins tray
els viii include all New Mexico town,
on the railroads and many In isolated
districts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
YOUNGER sur no DANCE

A group Of students are planning
an Informal dance at the Woman's
club next saturday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
Mrs. RnEIINIEM Al mnME.

Ms IT 7. TTchWVTI IIT Luna
boulevard, has issued cards TO q tea
at her home next Monday afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
-CONIING MEnnINn-

April - IL the date announced for
the church wedding or Miss Ethel
Con and Mr.. William Munster, both
esteemed. well loved young people ~
this city. members Of the immaculate
Conception parish.
SURPRISE FOR GRACE wINFREY.
A coterle Of friends knew that Miss
Grace Mgnfrey was To he a certain
number " years old last Monday.
Even " a girl In yet IN the teens Il
isn't polite 10 toll the exact AGES
it?) These wise ones put their heads
together and talked Il over. The re-
sult YVES "a char,ninE dancing party
a. the country club last Monday eve
ming. There was dancing and fun aud
a real supper with the regulation
birthday rake and everything. The
SURPRISE was taken unawarcs. Her
escort merely said. Let's drop In at
the Country club tonight. I've heard
there IN 10 be q dance" And there
they were-a small hut joyful COM
pany shouting surprise" TO d hon
Gree when h entered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

''The Lard Is uscni Soft and clear
Choired voices chant The anthem old
OF eafti eternal sacrifice
BY every wind and tsee Fctold
a. Raster time.
The sens hoats on Ger altar rail-,
Tbs lilies there Il conaecrateai
They gently bow their quoeniy heads
And breathe for Al a fragrant prayer
A. Eastef-time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
nAIA FOR BNBIf3s' RENEr1T.

laNlIa hNNA hhAANN htsNNHA
Here's u ball Tor baby" runs the
nursery rhyme. Not that sort Of a
hall is meant this time. A hall for
babies benefit, not "a ball FOR infants
10 romp with. This Is to be q society
froiic and the babies of the Day
Nursery viii receives the food and
shelter ana expert care that the tick
ct money will provide.
This Is the charity BAH given by
the Woman's club In the Elks' builu-
iug Monday night, Everybody VIII
be there. n n the first post Easter
event aud will he relished by card
lovers ana dance devotees, Let's Eol
JOLLY PARTY TOR INNALIDS.
4 delightful party was given az tho
Presbyterian slnltnrium by Miss Mary
kimhnll Of the Y. W. g. A. Hecrctarial
stau and Miss Bartlett of the a,nitir.
lum.
Miss Vera Bargcr. recreation secre-
tary OF the National Board, New York.
had charge Of the recreation program.
She introduced many new mt which
caused "a lot Of mcrrimcnt.
As this party was such "a success II
Will he the inst OF many Of the same
AZURE.
Mrs. BOYD ENTERTAINS CLUR
Mrs. David r.. Boyd was hostess "a
the members OF the Tuesday Literary
J club Ut her home on High street last
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03
JoLIY PARTY ron INvAIIDs.
MRS. RoYn ENTTRTAINs CIUR.

Mrs, David r., Boyd was hostess 20
the members OF the Tuesday Literary
club at her home on High street last
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-03

(P. $. II is said there is to be a
class of ti0 candidates initiated into
the Elks at a big ceremony OF the
lodge in April There are o 80
many Elks that the building threat
ems to sprout q wing or " TO shelter
them alb.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-14
Rcam Makes Statement.

Coach Dwight Ream of Washburn
college, has asked The State Journal
to print a statement by him in regard
to the Kansas-washburn game last
Saturday. He has been questioned
continually, since the game, by people
asking questions in regard to the de-
ciston of Leslie Edmonds, who ref
creed the game.
Every supporter of the Blue War
rtors who went to Lawrence last Sat
urday was intensely interested and
anxious that a victory might be
brought home" said Ream. THE
backing which the team had was
never better and to come home with
the count to 0 for the opposing team
was disappointing.
THE disappointment was intensi-
fled, for in every Washburn mans
mind that the thought that we had
made an uncounted touchdown. We
were all pulling for a victory and
when it seemed to be taken away by
= ruling of an official every one of
us rose in indignation. This is per-
fectly natural and in my mind 1 do
not think we showed poor sportsman
ship in voicing our objections. But
the question is over and there is no
chance to settle it again. Every one
is likely to make mistakes, we in our
anxiety for Washburn might have in
terpreted the play in the wrong man
ner. At the same time officials make
mistakes and it will be hard for US to