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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18
A PASSPORT SHORTAGE.
Due to Situation in the State Depart
ment

Washington d. c., March ls-Pass.
ports now being issued al the rate OF
from $50 10 500 a day may be held up
after to-day until it is determined who
is the head of the state department
cambridge Cofby's nomination has
not yet been confirmed by the Senate
and the tenure of Frank L, Polk as
acting secretary viii expire tonight by
limitation, according to legal advisers
Of the department
Sixty per cent Of the passports now
issued are for travel in Europe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18
TO ORGANIZE MARCH %.
Organized Labor Political Campaign to
Begin Then.

Washington. D. G.. March ls-The
local committee which is to conduct
organized labor's campaign for 'the de-
feat Of its enemies and the election OF
its friends" will be organized over the
country March p, it was announced
yesterday at headquarters of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor
On the same day President Gompers
will address the New Jersey legisla-
ture in opposition to anti-strike and
compulsory arbitration legislation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18
The Probability Of a Man

living to be old and poor Is TO be con
sidered just the same a. the chance Of
dying. We advocate Old Age Endow-
ments. list year. National Life ms.
Co. lMutulal 5. s Ballard, general
agent, Rialto block, Montpelier, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18

teamwork and by passing the ball
around managed to pile up Is points
against their opponents two!
Lille, who was several times out
jumped at center by Slayton, changed
positions with oliver at right guard,
who was more successful, succeeding in
outjumping Slayton many times, and
then in the last period Carpenter was
added to the Crescent, or pickup team.
His presence seemed to make consider
able difference, IL points being scored
in this period, while Goddard scored
nine.
oliver and Smith accomplished some
fine work on TIE floor, interfering time
and time again with the crisscross
passing down the hall, sending the ball
back to the Crescent district As be-
fore stated, 1t was a good game to
watch and made fine climax for the
seasons games at the seminary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
Makes Food
Taste Good

Creates an appetite, aids diges-
ton, purifies the blood, promotes
assimilation so as to secure full
nutritive value Of food, and to
give strength to the whole system.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18

Substitutes, McPeake for Miller, Oh
liver for Lille, Lille for oliver, Car
penter for MePeske. Baskets, Slayton
7, Holcomb 8, oliver 3, Gaughan 2,
Lille 2, Sector, Bjorn. Fouls shot, Lii
lie l, Slayton !. Referee, Marshall
Timer, Hall.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18
ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE

Insist on "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin
in "Bayer package" containing prop.
er directions for headache, colds, pain,
neuralgia, lumbago and rheumatism.
Name "Bayer' means genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for nineteen
years. Handy tin boxes of u tablets
cost few cents. Aspirin is trade mark
of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic.
acidester or Salicylicacid. Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18
NOT PERMANENT FIGURES.
Population Statistics Given Out by the
Census Bureau.

Washington, d. c., March Is.--St
many inquiries relating to the four
teenth census population figures, nov
being made public by the census bu
| reau have been received from publish
ers of almanacs, school books aliases
and other publications intended fol
permanent records, that Sam l.. Rogers
director of the census, has issued a
statement pointing out that the fig
ures now being given out are but pre-
| liminary and are subject to correc-
ton.
"The population figures now being
compiled by the census bureau, and
which are being publicly announced as
rapidly a possible, are but prelimi-
nary in their character stated Diree-
tor Rogers.
CHOSE who intend to print the pop
ulation figures of our cities and towns
in almanacs, school books and other
publications intended for standard or
permanent use should bear this fact
in mind.
Figures Certified to Congress
Al idLtI udNt the ABhsus Dul tdu
will announce from time to time the
final and official population Of each
state, city, town, township, or other
minor civil division, and it is expect
ed that the official population Of the
United States will be promulgated, and
thus be ready for certification to Con
gress some time in October.
ut may well be that the figures
which are making public at this time
will turn out TO be the correct and
official figures for many if not most
of the different subdivisions. However,
I want to call the attention of every
one to the fact that the figures we are
at this time are prelimi-
nary and are subject to later correc-
ton
'-The publisher who prints these pre- /
liminary figures in permanent records
is running the risk OF not printing the
accurate and official results of the 1920
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18
ALFONSO TO VISIT SPECIALIST.
Goes to Bordeaux to Have Ear Trouble
Diagnosed.

Madrid, March liking Alfonso
left to-day for Bordeaux, where he will
visit a specialist in diseases Of the ear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-18

LAXATIVE BROMO QUiNINE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the
Cold. A tonic laxative and germ de-
stroyer. Look for signature +. w.
GROVE on box 30c-Adv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
LOCAL HONOR ROLL.

sure the town OF Albuquerque
Is the place for Irish biaruey'
There's livery STYLE ~ celtic name
From C~uNauauEh to Barney.
~ warns the heart 10 count Thin DER
And tell again the story
u loyal royal Irish souls
Whose names make Erin's glory
Tucrcs McClsnahan and Ticrncy
The k'lch'rs aud RYAN.
OSulhNHn aud M|ulliguu
b'1tclly and o'Bri,n.
Murphy. Mcclure ana Pete Mccain
Nalcahry and O'G.ldy
oLuuEhhu and McI1ffery
Pete toonoy u O'Brady.
Conrov. 1874 JOY. Hcrenn and FLYNN
Mis- shelton, Malsh and B'lvsu-
Aud 900 N Thin uLrev with me.
That Ireland close TO Heaven"
Walt Gouuoll is me mayor. foiuy
tito uHur u hrurdintiou
o." carries 500 tho DIiy's work
without u"El"ut pr friction.
Jued' Hicko,'H name is ono that
stuuds
For bone dry" prohibition.
liuo'loggci AN regard his name
WIN i'aIsouc superstition.
tNyrns md Shcohnu, kclly too
Ave folks whose Irish gruyps
AIU we'll expressed iu iNrTN tuJ
Aud in their merry faces.
p'Fallon. Ionihnu O'Fogg
AIo Celtic uum,s SO CHEEKY
one likes TO think that each first
name
H,gins Olkc lo,o) with "Dolrir"
Long ma the Cplt he hlost 20 live
IN loN with friends who love Thin
And whln they take the last lunE
sleep
May shumreCks wave above THIN,
A. " y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
HAPPY AFTERNOON
Al Mrs. HDND'S.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Lead
Avenue Methodist church sponsored
The affair and Mrs. q. w. bond was
special hostess In hor home at s-3
" Roma avenue Tuesday afternoon
lu addition TO the usual cordially
and pleasure the company was re-
raiod with musical selections played
hy violin aud plano hy the Misses
Margaroi % Dorothy Brookcs. The
Rosary hy Neyln. and BooJhovon's
Meuu"t' were two Of these pieces
rendered with skill The hostess Yves
assisted in entertaining hy Mesdames
". a. Chrismun, D. D. ucurth. Har-
~ Murphy, G.. A. Howell, g. r. Field
or.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
nE\rrILrL 81 rArnLcK r\ItrN.

Wpmuu'R club was the sreup OF
o. very pretty dane" ON "Wednesday
y"niu when Mrs a. NJ. Hayden. Mrs.
T. W. I.etch and Mrs. ". T.. Hatch
gave 10 81. patrirbs day dancing party
To % large group Of friends. The
ruums were decorated throughout
with green. Two spider webs OF
steamers from the chandeliers lett q
diamond shaped opening where a
Japanese umbrella was suspended and
from which electric lights with green
shades We're hung Bouquets NJ green
carnations were placed around the
rooms and % bower ut palms was ar
ranged around the orchestra The
lght iu the card room was also soft
enc, hN streamers Of sS'on.
The dancers were given green and
white caps during q paul Jones. "
shortly after ~ lunch was served
The Ice cream was stamped with
autmrncks ana tiny rmhlcms were
also placed ON The individual Cdkrs
dancing stopped at . o'clock. lnVi-
tiriuus were isrucl 10 the following:
Nr and Mrs. &C. o. Strong Mr. and
Mis- " g. Oostrtch Mr.. u Airs u.
NJ Mcrrit'. br. and Mrs. % s Mo
%lHndrrss, Mr., ana Mrs, D. r.. Cox, Dr..
aud Mrs. g. a. Conner, Mr. and Mrs,
A. H. uglr, MIR and Mr. i. u. David.
son. pr and Mrs. topp Mr aud Mrs.
Tom buuuhuN. Dr. and Mrs. Hust
Mr.. and Mrs James Hubhcll Mr. and
Mrs 4 i. WiuficN. Mr. o. Mrs e.. NJ,
barber, Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Si'rt1.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Garfield. MI. %
Mrs. \. r. Nauu br and Mrs ~ n
Brown. Dr. and Mrs g., T. Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Martin, Mr and
Mrs. Harry Wll'cr br. and Mrs, II,
j. Brchmor, Mr., and Mrs. Nyv Mar
iiu. Or ~ Mrs " n. Furr. Mr., and
Mrs Harold Caylor AR aud Mrs. j..
III. H.--H|HaH- IL. # NJ HINH.H#LL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
TnNTNIGmTIN CIrn MLI.rs-

d regular meeting ul Do Fort
nightly Music club 700 th, home at
Miss Louise NichulH last Tuesday
evening was devoted 90 AN cdIfyiur
program. The feature uf tho eve
ming was a paper written by Mrs b.
g.. Reid on Russian POLISH n Ho-
hvmlun Operas The uupvr demon
siraicd Intimate acquaintance with tho
comprehensive theme and presented
with clarity uut standing facts ON tho
history OF the ppottH Of these c0uu-
tries ana th. lives Of tho composers.
Miss Thompson O. Mis-. kcid's pa
per. Tue "Uridal Chorus from the
Hu.r Maiden. was SUM by t mixed
uIHItCffr with exquisite harmony.
Mrs. burton Thompson sang Ivor-
ak Songs AIS Mother Taught No"
and Euhou-triu'H "Siuce First I Met
You with beauty OF tone thut dee
lighted Informal discussion OF the
concert Dos Florence Macbeth, the
DuiurItutt soprano. who is iu Doe
here April lN. engaged the attention
~ mvmb,r. after the program.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
TnNINNmN,s NNNrNL nun.

"Oh Paddy dear an dtd SO hear
The news that's goin' round
It's the nows about the ball at Ma
sonic hall Wednesday night.
or all tho many successful merry
markings given by ne brotherhood NJ
Halfway Traiumen on ~. patricks
duv this ono is declared by Old timers
TO he the very best Of them alex
ceptlUg unlv the grand ball OF the
trainmon when the bah room Of tho
new Elks opera house was dedicated
In 1901 That hall viii probably
never hr cClipsed by the brotherhood
cor % u~rguuigution) for briliiancy
lut next 30 that Onc the annual
'hou'' of 1920 stands pat on tho cal
cuiaU Everybody was there. Every
body VAS good naturcd even when
they danced all over other folkB' feet,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
IN MOITL no InNnnN.

Miss Anna Gordon is 10 sail nest
week from Ncw York for London 10
attend tho worlds convention OF th.
" g. r. q. BOO London, Miss Gurdou'a
travelling companion to London and
around the world DIS Miss Julia peanc.
managing editor OF the Union Signal.
A Eift tho United States president
takes with her to present 10 the
wurld'H president, tho Countess uf
Carlisle, is u Ctse OF souvenir spoons
As OF Thorn, cach a state spoon sent
hy each uf tho as state presidents.
with D. New Mexico souvenir spoon
that o. engraved with tho recipients
name, b. 70 poetic toast TO Roailind.
Counters uf Carlisle. from New Mex
leo" The American delegates will
sail April . from New York. An
open letter sent hy Miss Gordon 90
% workers in the stutos follows:
March go iH e Higniiican; date
the orb sas of Neal DON VI Msinc,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
LOCAL. REILE no WIN.

The following clipping from the
Philadelphia Press OF March o ig one
that is OF special importance to
friends IN Albuquerque OF the bride
to-bc.
MIR. and Mrs David Woinmau. of
Albuquerque. y NJ, who are spend
ing the wiutyr at she Majestic hutrl.
announce that The marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Anna r. Mciumau to
Mr. Alvin Sticg!itz, OF New YORK,
viii take place bon the late spriuE at
the Helleyur-Strutfotd, Miss Mcin-
man WINS %" OF the many girls who
spent "a year working with the food
administration. and 10 was while ON
a visit To Sew YORK that she met MIR.
Steiglitz.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
\ WOnK or NIlT

This ls what the book "Our Answer
10 the Call," written hy Mrs. Lutte
Hoddur Wheeler, may woll hs doslg-
mated. There Is arr iu the binding,
art in the printing, art m tho pie
lures and genuine art hoe tho way tho
interesting story OF the Albuquerque
chapter Of thr Rod Gross ia chroui-
slad.
Tho deeds recorded represent somo-
thing oycn greater than art dcyo-
ton to country and humanity,
ON the ily Leaf Is the title, "a
Pun iu tho Sweater Of Rcd Cross No
t%iNiti,s." The history of the local
Rcd cross ,s written beginning with
the organization IN 1910. Tho de-
pnrtmcuts of cantecn service, home
service, raising OF fumes Indian Coz
operation. organization uud personnel
OF the chapter are given IA length
and CmtlaXou the name Of scores 90
local patriots who kept home fires
burning the while serving valiautly
the mcn IN the red g1are OF war, A
picture OF Mrs. J.. q. Could. super
visor OF the Workruom of the Red
Cross and vice chairman, is uuc ut
the several l.ue illustration. Others
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
InIsn pnNatlM ar TnE Gun.

10 was Ern.'s day az the Woman's
club yesterday. Thos" nf the large
company present who were not lrisn
ardyutis wished that they had Irish
blood in their veins. Mrs. Mcdowell,
leader Of the program. was not able
a. hr present dud in her stead Mrs.
a. D. lah"llo presided.
The high school orchestra Of y
players. directed hy Miss Mahclle
shelton. put pep into the occasion
the first thing hy playing O. medley
oG Irish melodies. The Gary dance
and song WAS next give hy 10 high
school girls Iu special costume. thhN-
lnE wee shamrock shaped aprons ana
white caps as accessories tu thtlr
school drossesl.
Mrs. Churlcs white sang In lovely.
impressive voice MY WILD irish
Rose" and responded TO an encore
with Mother Mavhrcc' Mrs Ever
itt accompanied, Icscilo WOlf" rav"
ID poppy reading entitled 81 Kin Lick
Any BOY In IN" Block This in a
style that demonstrated training ana
talent. ACting as proxy Tor Mis-
Strumuulst. who was absent, teltua
Chauvin danced she familiar Irish
lit with q laNntiness that expressed
grace and the dancers relish for the
steps. Mrs. Evcrijt accompanied on
the piano. Miss Mary Sands proved
herself % dialect reader Of ability IN
her rendition Of Mrs tasVN's card
Party" Two vocal solos, where
Thou Art" and 'Shr Stoops 20 'on-
uucf" were sung iu the his toned mas
;crful way that only Maurice Klein
can sing and wcr" well set OF by
Mrs. Everitt on the piano. \ social
hour followed tho suCceHstul program
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

the tea Thursday afternoon when
Mrs l.ucl"n g. Rice was 90 HON" to
$50 Albuquerque ladies.
Mrs. Dudley Mccormick 81 ANA
riiln. Texas. sistor-ln-lHw % the hos
tess, and Miss Zclia Ric" OF Louis
vile Kentucky. rio"o Of Mrs. Rice
were the Inspiration and honor guests
NJ IN" prcssiou that ranks as one ~
the prcitIcst anG statoliest functions
given here since pfr-war times
Receiving with Mis-. Rice, Mrs. Mc-
Furmlck and Miss Rice were Mp4-
DANES John Milne. David Spence
IAN. N. *. Wklder. Leslie Eicc Mrs.
A a. Shurtlc and Mr., f. T. Tull
poured.
ln the dining room tho Alpha chi
omega sorority. uf which Mrs. Rice b.
e. ~patroneEs. attended To serving, as
sisted hy Miss GLADYS Rye and Miss
BrepGpr The dining room was SUI
fused bon mellow light from yellow
hooded candles Golden iouuulls and
touches Of yellow iu decorations and
IN" same color motif iu r-efrcshm'utE
gave tn On" guests q vision Of lowell
ness. TI' three spacious ruums dee
signed Dy the original builder ~ the
house Tor festive affairs. were thrown
together. in the library where sweet
peas were used lu prHflsluu stood th"
great harp that AlhuuuerYuynus have
often heard. Mrs. Elsie Anderson
PLAYED his rare instrument an after
noon. The repertoire her Jcft fine
gers rendered Included the complete
scores from o. TroyIturo. Lucia do
l.ummcrmoor. Aida, Faust and others
operas recently sung here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

are pictures Of the cnntecn committee
90 the station handing out goodies
and greetings TO soldiers Of troop
uniua The cnutccn station here.
leaders OF tho Red Cross in confer
cncc bee The headquarters In Chamber
T" r. nWmerro building 4 photograph
OF MIR Tlnie Cownn Flicscher. great
great grand daughter Of Bctsy Hoss.
designer OF old Glory.
Mrs. Wheeler was herself chairman
OF the membership committee and
one OF the t~lrclrss workers always nt
The post OF duty. TO Nj. !. 4. Me
laughlin chairman o. the Aihuquer-
que chapter during the war period.
u given great credit for the splendid
achievements of the "AlbuuuerWu.
chapter uf the Red Cross.
MRS Wheeler, author 81 the hook
ALSO ds. ruod the elegant cover ana
embossed eagle md lettering a,ul
planned every detail ~ tho arrange
u.rut uf subject. Mrs wheeler ala
itr rlrtIs for boo i.d cross and Id
lu hNu,lIt lf uu why fruTu the stiles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20

Mrs pOUd.EY ON
HOUSE GU AIMING.

sure an :s time o. he after Glenn
iu' house. Mrs boolcy.' remarked
Mrs. Hinnosy, AZ she leaned over the
back fenc" to ialk 10 her nelrhbor
81 patrick's day. "Arc-rc ye Wtitiu'
tHi Mother Nature has finished her
job Is %sweoping up the dart ON tho
sand hills and valley hcfurr We cont
m"nco Ter upruoi and tear out the
iusidcs iV yer homer We are later
much later this spring that liver be-
mrv, Mrs Doolcy u h. M. flu thut's
bin hiHdoriu' ye1'
Mrs. pooley's dropping spine STIFF
fencd as she stood with arms akinbo
10 reply:
80. Mrs. Hiuncsy. it isn't sick
with the nu oiyc been IT, Worried
nl am They do be- sayin' Jhot VIM
mems goin' 20 vote. Tfot names thot
livery woman's got 20 get busy and
uproOt n tear out the iuHides IN
TEE political machine aud make "a
regular Naccuam cleaner out iv tho
ould thinE-a new machine to clean
up the town list loik, we clune up
ON houses 40 dirty alleys. no tin
can dumps no ul'ht iHilr fer ter put
th" prisoners iu win they're bad, nr
SUSPECTED u.s. uriu' bad
IT'S 90 fact tuut uly. hulr-ul thvf
the county committee ,r .umrludy I-
goiu' ter elaine uut the Jail am klIl
tho bod bugs and que 900 20 bath tub
fer itdy prisoners The committee
du h' after J]puloEtiuZ' and slyiu' thot
there's uo money ut ull ut AN 900 tuV
strong hos for ter rian' up tho iall.
with Now ohm after WuuderIn' wins
e bit N allowance. the lclkc- rs wan
mill on two ON livery mans dollar
isn't made bp the Jaw mikcrs fer ter
kapc the county prisons nate and
tidy The loikos iv the state piuiton-
tiary.
KIN We answer thot SIrs Hin
nUsyf This is o bit iy thiukiu' fer us
wimmon who's got tho hous,-olran-
I'M hug IN cur honnots. Thin there's
another thing. hot be after bother
an mo. what's the MANN ly this
agitation ltuot u law they Do Dluin'
the Smitu-ToWuv bill' q, Do true,
Mrs Hitu,sy, thot his law viii put
siCN power into the hands lN wan man
thot AN the private schools run Dee
churches and ORGANIZATIONS kin Doe
closed up. or made over on the lines
"a /" public schools
4 hcy hsar-rd ul ~ n man-Wll-
lyum Jenkins p'Bricu-yr know him
-whut be- after sHyiu' thot whut the
country is nadlu' most Is an ls more
and more religion iu Inc schools. I
am most heartily boz favor iy this same
Thing. Mr.. NiUutsy The Uhtldpr do
Gee uadin' the cliCuuou b., the spirit
mor than uuythin' elise. Oi do glory
Boo his gr-rDat land Iv the free where
ivory man. woman an the little ones
kin worship God according TO con-
science An oi do DO, woudorin' u we
wimmon hcv got tE, Not,-cr when
we do Doe gctuu' lt.if IN, very first
thing We better ID is 10 rade the
Smith ToWucr hin through an
through. tin, hc liu, to know whut We
aTc-ro lawn uur lawmakers to do fer
tho schools vhIu we have thin pass
&C.
ITS worried oI am Mr. Hinucsy
I.cts do oar house. scanning fyum wan
Ind ~ tho county ill the other, and
let us hur-ru the torches IN midnight
studyin' out vty- tor elaine up poll
ties and make thrould UUt,hIp, work
fcr the good ~ uhildcr"
NJ, NOuh INubudulthofETA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
SACRED CoNCEH1

Heleu was invade rs "a company
~ Albuquerque musicians last sun
day. one "a load ot young people
motored down Ia The forenoon and
had part IN the morning church SER
vice Of the Methodist church Of which
Thomas Calkins. Of Albuquerque. r.
pastor Miss poroty Cameron played
the offertury and contributed much to
iho impresslyeness OF tho service,
Quartette numbers hy singera an OF
one family were features Of the morn
tnE services. These Voculihts are.
Floyd Barton, Harold Barton. Frank
Barton and their cousin. Thomas
fulkina. Miss Norma Williams was
he accompanied. The evening SER
viccs were devoted TO A sacred ron
cert. A good representation OF Rclcn
was crowded into and around the
church when Miss Dorothy Cameron
played the opening selection on the
violin accompanied by Miss Williams.
The player won everybody Of course.
She Is an artist and Instantly recog-
uizcd aa such. Later on the program
Miss Cameron played two other num-
beers, each better than tho last. Her
instrument took the tones OF a person
ana chauted. cried, walled or laughed.
2uurtcfte by the male quar-
tette, the three Barton brothers and
tho pastor. Tom GnlkinN were har-
monies hat touched the listeners
Their voices blended perfectly. solo
paris boy each OF the singers lemon.
strated the fine quality of i%ndividuui
tones, Tom galkins' tenor voice was
its richest ana rest in "a solo ''rho
Ninety ana Sine Miss Nalravcn was
"a soprano soloist Mho delighted and
Impressed the audience. She sang
designation In "a soulful Nay that
made he souE "a prayer. The accom-
uuuIsf0. Norma williams. ia "A NFmuu-
music and la OF the very few au.
cnnipiishsd la this difficult line
Beatrice nm ravc wi religious read
ings va a way that held all 10 intense
interest n evident Responsiveness
a dinner party rendered by Mr.. and
Mrs. simmons TO nix NJ the concertists
aud by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson TO six
others VI the party made a happy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
PITrsRrRG MAS WEEDS MISS
HEAGOGk

Lively Interest attaches 10 the an
nouncmsnt that Mis- Ahbie Hcacock.
daughter Of Judge W. G.. lIeacock and
Mrs. Hencock became the bride OF
Steven HedWino ct pittshurg, pennsly-
vania last month. Mr.. Redwins has
been In Albuquerque some tme
February I the young couple were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
MAnRIrn IN c~NiImnn.IA.

Interesting news 10 many friends
here b. the announcement OF the mar
riuge In Snnui Monica Of Mrs. Lotti"
Gordon formerly Miss Lotto Szy-
mnnskO 10 Andrew Harrison Hoax.
TIE service wua soiomenlzed in the
Episcopal church 81 Augustine h.
thc-sea' sunday evening March ~.
Mrs Hoax was for years the efficient
accountant In the Office OF this paper
aud after the death nf her husband
Frank Gordon OF the printing
force 81 the Herald went with her Two
little ono and her mother 20 reside .n
Los Angeles.
Air. Hoax Is a first class engineer on
the 4. s.. steamship Texas and VIII
this rear receive q certificate OF hon
rahlv dismissal after eight years SER
Vice ln the a.. s.. navy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoax are leaving "outhern California
this Neok for Seattle. Washington
whore they VIII be an next fall,
Little Charlotte and Frank Gordon
ARE with them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
n0Ns NM mnfmnNY rNRrY.

a EnN celebration ~ their BIRTH
day anniversaries is this afternoon
being hold toiutiy hy charles Rice ana
Lawrence Milne at The Rice home. 100
$ Arno street.