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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
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Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld. STATE prcsi-
dent OF music ciuDs OF New Mexico,
iH stili confined TO her room cOnva-
lrsciuE from bronchial pneumonia.
But Mrs Gruusfclda spirit OF hospi-
tnlity and luyuity TO the FOrtnightly
club cannot be squelched by mere
sickness. just as announced tha
rortniEhtly Music club met at he
Alfred Grunsfcld home Tuesday cye-
ming. Col. Grunsfeld greeted the
members n expressed for his wire
her regrets az bcing unable to be
present and delivered her wish that
an be cordially 'ut home In a pre-
iminury business session plans were
discussed for the forthcoming CON
cert by cluh artists. 20 be free TO all
music lovers. siss, La Belle was
elected corresponding secretary.
The progmm arranged by Professor
Lukkens ~ ne university was eN-
celcnt. In place OF Rev. kuhns who
was slated FOR "a paper on American
opera. Professor Lukkons gave a
highly edifying talk on American
opera. lie spoke 81 American
opera being considered impossible BY
European composers. He cited the
lew American upeuis, such as Cad
MANS '~Shunewcls.' considered quite
successful; HAD, ~ cleopatra De
ko,rus "iip Van Wlnkle. thu latter
considered by music critics "a failure.
Eohmeycrs prize OF $50, VQ0 offered
for "a worthy American opera he
stated brought no manuscripts wmrthy
OF living. iir declared that America
spends mon money FOR music than
any country In the world. But Amer
leans robol against h conferences
Of European composers "a demand
"a gay optiniiam iu music. This aC-
counta Tor the popular music OF the
times. We must speud mora music
10 create Ovc for the best class 81
music aud understanding OF it. Mus
educate Americans out OF Illusions
ON, OF which b. thai music rs only
Tor the offomiuatv % angels, An
l other Illusion is that English iH too
! difficult aud not c-uphonious enough
Co sling. When American composer
got Cd bright theme based ON some-
dining lasting ana hia.uric, occidental
music Will live and classics VIII be
produced without o. ieing necessary
tor composers to go To- Europe TO be-
Amounted, snid Professor Lukkcns.
ln' program opened by all singing
"Am,Ilru. tnls specially tor The eurs
I uf lhr sick hostess up stairs, Mia
q. W. raw played am Indian rhap'
study that hrcathcd the religious &c.
liasy ut the native American. Mas
Nptulr Towers sang Alone in Love
. NNHN|""NN NNN"N HN.|- 100 NNHN" SO"
uuauiN ~ the yoicc. resonant and biE
was most pleasing. Mra. titw &c
,ompanivd Mrs Muir played on th'
violin Autumn and "a gaycr sclec.
tIuu Gypsy Dances with iutens,
tcrllur. when the strains OF he
violin wore high and vocal an un
seen snluist loiued So uhc music witl
exquisite wurhhug rhc cOmpanl
started. then smiled, thcn lapscd h.
Geo 90 entiun Go oar the most beau
tiful duet ever heard. b sinEe
was Mrs Gunafuld'a canary bird
that had awakened from sleep q
answer the call OF the violin. tn.
touch and phrasing Of Mrs Ancon.
ih "a familiar classic ON tne piano de
lighted her hearers.
Professor Lukksna closed the pro
gram by singing three OF the neEr
-%pitituelia boy BurloiEh. lie inter
prc,ed these 70 well PMS could Sc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
CuNCIllTIST MUIu
APPRECIATED

A brilliant finale 90 the series 81
artists concerts sponsored nN thn
tortnightiy Music club, w,s me
program hy Percy Granger in the
Aigh school auditorium Monday cvc-
ming. That Nibuutf. tuurans should
go 90 numbers to nearly ian b main
floor ot the auditorium 90 near %
piano recital OF classic proves that
Albuquerque h growing IA music APP
p~rpciHtiou. Appreciation IN the wore
tutt EXPRESSES y reaponsc az che
audience Nut l moment hut the
~concvrtist held YER pcrslu eu-
thraII.d Applause hat recalled ana
recalled the performer nfcr cach
number made ovation an APT quail
fylug word.
iut how could W. help Sc. The
uIngit at the press sent iu advance
surely dld not 0verrSiimuic Grazing
,rs skill. Entirely Tree from man
ucrisms that frequently give % per
former The appearance uf a clown,
Granger. with dignity. precision ana
wonderfully true toucn. produced
marvellous music from the Stcirway
baby grand. Perhaps the purpst ar
tlsfry was .howu Boa tho liquid SOFT
tones OF b,bursN n 'tlAlr de lunr
birds go Dawn" wts another gem OF
melody that vvhoed th' chorus "l
birds. The JuhA Dance was %
different thtuc than b. usually heard
iu classic programs = zap roaring
negro dance that 10 pleased the per
former was recalled three lines DE
gois h, could proceed, -Four of hi-
own compositions wore played In ne
last half OF the program. Ih"s'
cuualled ana many thought "Nc'lled
the masiDrpicros uf par. "a Colon
Sad Song and Irish l''cl' were
pt,.,t rtyorltes. Country Dances
WAS the brilliant closing number.
peopIc refused TO leave, hut app
plaudsd ttl the handsome yuunr
Gnriisnu.tu returned thro' times tp
tyvs acknowledgements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
GENIAL nRITON.

To mo.t the fair haired composer,
Percy Granger personally, is o."
sense az uuD, the spirit ~ t modest
una-zumiug l}ritou. His mother Cd
sweet nced woman whom uuc might
know lt "a glance h. mother To the
mus. ian, WIS here win irniugrr'
hutn are English in manner, ideas
and speech aud delightfully."- apprcc-
iatiNc of scenes aud people N"t any
OF tho blaEc quality $50 often noted IN
travelling concert folk.
"Oh. 40 bo sure ! think this town
n delightful place The people 100
are most cordial. replied the pan
.st. nuer the ,un,ort Monday owe
ming. Il think I had q splendid
audience. BcspuuslN, aud quite ~
suirinr tu m" like to play for the
musica sake hut / can feel thr att
musph.rr tbv audience creates J.
hone tu came back here sometime
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
1. y. NJ. oRAToRS WIN.

That the state University is e. mC-
tor, where statesmen ar, made wuS
demonstrated at thc iut'r-cullog" de-
bate Thursday night, when W.T. and
s%louucuUc OF two college teams dashed
len forensic contest. D a.. \ ".
team won the decision fut uhi"~i or
gumonts. We expected o. 'onstuct
the names OF tLe dehat,fs 'lNdr
Morris. iugicidn, orator. quick ga
rcpartce with ability that has been
developing Tor fou year.. aud dts-
tlued TO bring credit Go himself and to
the uulNeisiB iu h future. George
Gouttg a atrons nan tu speech 2Al
logic. Harold Hooker another silver
tourlIcd orator These were The Iu
NIucibIo trumyIrute that defeated the
Agrics' team. Aud the AEgics had
splendid arguments % silver tunEuvd
orators too. Their pleas bon the neg
utiNt were sound CONVINCING, wen
presented. The question was RE
solved that ON the basis of present
conditions the tuitol states should
intervene len McNiro with armed
force" The a.. y NJ had the utiirW-
alive phusc. The Agricultural college,
the negative. argued by Miss Lucille
Day. Robert McGruv, and Frank VIM
bcrI, The co-pi dcbutrr and the
men wore o. credit To THE A a NJ.
college.
Judge VI. T. uickc, presided Pres
tdout DIotnivr ul tho A. a NJ. college
Judges were. In a. VI flowers. T.
r.. McCauuu, a.. g. lutnoy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

linncy. distinguished By refinement
and imprcssionistic qualities"
lie was the musician who dedicated
D new pipe organ installed last
spring In the Immaculate Conception
church. He d to be here again. com
Ing specially from Denver to give an
other classic concedt on the same or
gan In the church that was a pioneer
edifive % worship Ia the new town"
Of Albuquerque.
No "a concert where admission will
De charged. but open to all music
lovcrs-tu those who come early
enough IA ind sitting or standing
room iu the church. A collection Will
be mken. but no tickets SOLD or
charge made.
The singers Of the Immaculate
Conception church choir Will lend
their voices TO Tho program and pipe
organ accompaniment played by Mr..
Christian. The ensemble effect In ctr-
tain 90 be a wealth Of rare hDrmony.
The program by Mr.. Christian and
thc Vocnlists who Will assist In the
choir are;
I. Gloria LIST mass. (Giorza). Inn
maculutc Conception choir,
2. Allegro tDo BoeckJ Mr.. Chris
tinn.
o. Intormczzo OHolins). Mr.. Chris
"a
T. chant sans paroles CBonnoD. Mr.,
Christian.
o.. Rovoric CBounet). Mr.. Christian.
q. chant des Printemps (BonneD
Mr.. Christian.
TNTERMIssIoN.
e. sanctus Messe Solomenelie (Gou-
nod, immaculate Conception choir.
s, Ailogrctto q, olstenholmc) MIR.
Christian.
o. Traumorei (schumann). Mr..
Christian.
10. Jubilee Overture Cweber). Mr.
Christian.
CHOIR MEMBERS.
, Sopranos. airs. Anna Tesslcr. Mrs.
} VIM Rogers. Miss MARY Morelli, ~ ~
Adcle Morcl Miss Ida Notn. Miss
sylvia Davis. MIS-. Chas. =. WEtte,
Miss Jane Walsh Miss Maymc Kbui
tam. Miss MARY corazza, Miss Ermu
Nvrgs.
Altos: Mrs. &. g. Davis, Miss Sadie
Morulli. MiHs Jane Campbell.
Tenors: Mr. j. n. Hodden, Mr.. Al
fred Malutte, Mr. VIM. A. Munster.
Baascs; Mt. Michael lalladino, Mr.
VIM. HOgnrs, Mr.. louis Hessciden.
Organist. Mrs. NJ. faliadino.
Director. Mr. D. W. Hcrrle.
JHhors: Mr.. AZ. r. Murphy. Mr. r
!. McCuncry, SIR. "a BurruH, Nj. 50
Hinkert. Mr. T. u. Scully. Mr.. y. u
HUM, Mr.. Il. Marion. Mr.. : Baliing
Mr Il. McCunna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

The elimination Of the successful
iutsr-schuol track and lyceum compc-
titions win be- the banquet tonight in
tho dining hall az the university.
Attcr thc menu will come the fcusi
of speechr- ana tho presentation of
medals won Boo the contests of ucld
aud platform. Ia Noise Bergman is
Co make tho presentation speeches
and the awards To winners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
Gun INVITED 10 UNIVERSITY.

Couttd an invitation 20 attend ru
masso 70 graduation demonstration OF
the rirls bon 90, household Economics
department Of tbs univ ersity neat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
N ARTIST ExfHNoRDINAnY

ilo D. Palmer christian. whose skill
is luuded in critical musical circles OF
Ncw York city uud chicago as %
whose playing has breadth ana brill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
TF.rIp.

4 UOIIrhIIWI sUrUTIH0 fOITUTV OF NO
i~nter-collcEe dohut, Thursday owe
ming was % supper Tor the orators M
the O. y. NJ dining han after the
tnuir was over IN e. g. N"dgln
presided The guests were the speak
prs OF the visiting team from Mcsillh
Park. the university dchutrr-, the
Judges. nr Hll and president
gfuthItr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
CUIIED THOUGHTS ron
MoTIEtt'S DAY.

Mother n tho name for God In
the lips Of little children-Thackery,
a mothcrlcss child what II more
pitiful In the eyes Of men and angels.
-Hnlmer.
The mothers heart IS tho chi.d'a
school room.
Comparing one man with another.
lou1l find this maxim a
The man who ls good to his mother
WIN always be good to YOU.
brooks.
think II must somewhere be writ
ten. hat the virtues ct the mothers
shall be visited on their children az
we'll as tho sins OF their mthers-
Charles Dickens.
Natures loving proxy II the watch
ful muthcr-Bulwer lytton.
God could not be everywhere;
therefore lie made mothcrs-Hebrcw
rruVerb.
Memories Of mothers are sweet. but
never az sweet ns mothers thenisrlycs
Some Of us forget his. -IInlmer.
Al that / nm my mother made me.
NAhm fuHEnHN AHufHm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

ANNA wILDs sTRUMPQUIsT

day, "'''''''
A time TO pause in the
mad rush for elusive pleasures
and go deep into the sanctuary Of
the soul where the madonna Of
each life is enshrined.
In the silence of heart : mem
cries, the beautiful face of mother
is glorified by a halo that is not
Of earth.
The name of mother becomes
the sacred word nearest in human
vocabulary to that of God.
Not a mother alive but tomor-
row should receive a need of the
affection and praise she richly
merits.
Not q soul who has been moth
cred by any woman but should
by gift, letters or words Of apprc-
citation, make happy that mother
~ woman.
When the United States con
aress fixed the second Sunday in
May as q day 10 honor the most
heroic character of the nation
the mothers the purpose was
,wo-fold. To give honor where
honor is due. and 10 cultivate i'm
the people that reverence and de-
voiion 10 parcnthood that has
seemed Ia be n lost virtue.
Flowers. gifts. lettcrs-and
most Of all words Of love from
every, son and daughter TO their
mothdrs and 10 an Motherhood are
the requirements for proper Oh.
Scrvance Of the dav.
The white c]Hrnation signifying
purity, consistency. fragrance Of
character is the emblem of tic
Mothers day.
Those who have only memories
of mother will pay tribute by liv.
ing mp to the teachings Of mother
Let us make the day q holy day.
NY LITTLE MOTHERS HEART
tBy a former resident ~ New Mexico
I've seen tho grandeur Of the RockIe-
And the glory uf b plains.
Cast ms sail In northern waters.
Toilod iu fields of golden grain.
ut crt stall lakes or mountain rillS
cannot their charms impurt
An image of the beauty
90 my little mothers ncJrt.
] ~" heard The robins singing
In the oieauder tr,e.
And the tolnrado's music
As ~ rolls toward the sea:
I}u sylvester musfr echoes
In th, railways Of my heart:
It's ne music Of the love song
Of my little mothers heart.
IN The beauty % No. lilies
Nud the bending golden rod.
There's O. glory thut trausfigurcS
As they turn their face 10 cod
Iur mot an the wealth Of beauty
90 mountain, SOFA OF mart
Can DuWpuI for run dud duty
To my itt." mothers heart
So then why should I look further
As ! roam about tho cartu,
Sc. King for the gold that rlittofs
Aud the pearl OF priceless worth p
For there never was u Jewel
tu the great worlds busy marts.
Like the % hat always E%listyus
On my little mothers heart
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

Mrs. David Spnncc liiil will re
cciye next saturday afternoon at ne
home on Fourteenth street the girl
VI che Kappa Kappa Gammas beini
the iuvitccs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
cIln mrlns NMIIsr LEcrrnr.

Members OF tho Womuu's club en-
Ioysd au unusual treat yesterday art
,ruuou. Aftor % hritf business soH-
sion presided over by Mrs. Bucn, the
club |JdIuurucd TO the Elks club
rooms 60 feast thcir eyes on the art
,Nhihit there. feast their souls on the
Instructive talk bN ~Buumunn, the
artist and i%uuuNutor OF n wood
block utchiurs su wonderfully repro
du,od iu ihr pictures. ana thereafter
tu Indulge 300 tea aud exchange OF
friendship.
a hishly Instructive afternoon, Mr..
Baumtuu gave, uu insight into his
methods and Ju appreciation OF this
and al irf chat, mary felt they had
com. boo touch With % genius in his
rappl,st mood Mrs. Wcstlakc had
charge of thp Tea serving during the
tuoruIor Miss Minnie Dlehl poured
and was Insisted Boo passing TEA hy
Misses Adelaide Williamson, Helen
Elmball. Frances Cartwright. Mary
Uu,Ll
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
RECEPTION NJ MuNE HoMt,.

IL was a gala occasion made
specially happy hy the assembly OF
long time friends, many ut Them pio'
uccr residents boz he Duke 'ltN. The
John Milne home 500 PARK aNvuut
that lends Itself sen beautifully il
scenes OF hospitality, was 90 blaze "i
light last evening aud echoed win
the hum of conversation aud uilrth OF
the ladies and gentlemen invited t'
enjoy the evening aud tho gracious
ness uf lost and hostess.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
\ nEAITIrUI. WrnDING.


only mcnEcr news has come back
Of the wedding Of Miss Annette Vein
man and Mr.. Aiwyn S~teiglotz Of New
York CITY. hat fails to satisfy tho de-
sire of friends for details. but gives
the idea Of "a beautiful nuptlnl ccre-
mony al he MISREPRESENTATION hotel
In Philadelphia the evening OF April
10.
Relatives and invited guests NJ tho
principals were present. The bride
was lovely In her bridal robe-cvery-
one here knows that-and was at
tended hy hor sister Bertha, who h.
entirely restored to health ana was
herself radinntly beautiful Anne
Hose Wcinmau and Marian Wcinman
were flower girls. Little Leo Levin
son. nephew OF the bride and Junior
Wcinman. her hfothcr. acted as train
bearers. The gruumfs relatives from
Sew York city were present. Mr..
and Mrs T.. Spitz of Albuquerque and
Mr.. Edgar Jana OF Los Angeles.
formerly uf Albuquerque. Mrs Soy
mour Lowinson. Mr.. and Mrs Vein
man wcr" present.
ON account of sailing orders ~ She
vessel they expected co. so go England
ON. being cauce;ed, Mt ana Mrs
stciglitz's European trip was deferred
for u time.
Mr.. David Wcinman. father OF the
bride is expected Ca arrive here to-
morrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
CNuDs Am TIOwEns.

Two afternoons this week, We'd.
ncsday and Thursday, Mrs. Richard
u. Hanna entertained az bridge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
ART
INMIHII.

Tho Elka club rooms were throngod
this week with visitors going and
coming. or pluslng to sit tn the deep
cushioned chairs Co get cNcs aud soul
filled with the sight ~ the pictures
hung on the walls of the spacious
room. Effective lighting and sub
dutd wall tints presented the pictures
at their bost. To many the new
methods of wood block print were
closely studied, aud the results con
sidercd "a marvel ut the artists skill.
Scenes. etched into wood. that be-
carved and tinted. SO that hen APP
piled 10 cardboard. the oolurs and
utchiugs ARE Reproduced with VIVA
portrayal of scene and detail, look
when framed like rich paintings,
Some of these have well blended tuts
iu seven ur eight distinct tones. The
reproduction OF the drawings is bet
ter comprchendod, hut the culorisrs
ara re- produced boz this way b. almost
mugit. Buumuun. Who has received
medals and fame Joe Boston, New
\ DIRK and other art Dcntvrs, b. an en-
thusitst about the southwest Indians
and N.w Mexico. lie paused long
one day before q graphic etching OF
Indian figures entitled. The liaN OF
the Deer Dance = iound tins PIC
turr cut Into the wallis of one Of the
NHNHNN VIZ NNH . HH'|".
planned the artist - studied it cnre-
fully mud wondered ~ the technique
o. Tho cave dwelling Indian who had
such ability fuur hundred years ago.
decided | must sketch b on wood
block aud reproduce o. There are
pictures OF the ceremonial cave in tho
ltito dc los FuIules canyon, way up
under tho eye brow of the mountain.
and the picturesque canyon b. pic
turrd with the community dwellings
complete as they were lH other days
instead Ut the WrcCkugv Of house now
seen I like 10 present things as they
ought TO be- said Baumauu. Pen
sketches by !, O. Nordfcldt deal with
Sew Mexico t,wus, ceremonies of
indians uud historic sconrs These
glow with lie although only two col
ur scenes. Details are perfect, and
the atmosphere true. Sew MrNlcu b.
"a rich field for artists. The ignuf-
uncc OF the cast concerning this cuuu-
tU lA amazing
Each afternoon the club women of
three clubs served tea 10 visitors.
=
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

t'ridJ, afternoon. The director, Mrs.
Simpson. uud tho seniors are making
elaborate preparations Tor % feast 20
demonstrate the skill OF L. y. NJ.
graduate cooks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
ron pnESInEN|TC

4 courtesy 70 he new president or
the state college, u. " Clothier. was
q happy dinner party at the Ava
RADIO Thursday evening nT David
spence llill was host. IN the COM
puuy were. President Cluthier. of
the state college: Dean clarke. bean
Mitchell. bean Cochran or the uEl'
ucoring school OF e.. y. N.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
DON'T FORGET

yellow ana white wis tho decorative
motif OF The pleasant rooms. High
scores were rcwu rded with bouquets
OF flowers. Each afternoon the first
prize wis roses and second prize snap
dragons. "Wednesday when there
were players at five tables. the roses
were won by Mrs. Cuuuers M snap
dragons hv Mrs. Pills. Thursday Mrs.
FRANK Wilson won frrsi prize ana
Mrs. r.. T.. Roger second. -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

L. CLUB DINNER-DNNCE
The University club, recently or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
10 pREsENT MEDALS roNIGnr.

An that / ann my mother made me
quincy Adams
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19

amer Ican Legion Is anlaFonistic to
their cause rhcl sr"m tu u'lieVc
ihc Legion b. nothing more or less
than bunch OF "Scah llciders
banded together with the one aud
only a,ovcd purpose ~ tighling the
labor unions
u I. hard 90 realize that m, mnn
g average intelligence could b" ~
'his upinlon regarding the American
lrlinu. nevertheless tins condition 81
Himif. exists aud loui,shcs 'hrnrgl
ignorance. ycs ignorance of Zoe
inns and PURPOSES ~ the American
.orlon ignorance ~ what the AM
rIiCu Legion really ftJuds iur !
100 venture tn -lv thlt rot one ON.
Il hundred ~ the Lcgi0us up
p,tonf. in Amarillo have 'Nci rtld
hr l'si0n's constitution OF pre-
mhlr so Instead they listen 90
hp propaganda circulated nf sum"
r. " " ,uI nol.uoyi.tIc brother
.hU Frs u.ue rur union Hs q ,lnP Ot
ro' rua vh'l. nr propagate. h'
Inyr m.W.
Nr union mIu gDt rid Of th. !d a
hiI hD Nu,f.,Jt Logon Is N0Lr
,u,ml chr only enemies az" th"
in,ciuu.ul puuic- II you .tc
O o., ruud .od percent \moi'rluCll.
IN s.. are inr Nou' II Won DON'T
,olir,r 100 NuioDuDN ni the Masses
4 class. lnd 10 believe that hight
hould rule o,'r Might. ssh, Sc arr
,,tu 'ou heart and soul but u ven
re trying tu make 'hc old = ). b
mecca Co., I " ~. hol,h"Nil .s
od raeso, and other long hatred
,irls. oi n ,ou lcl,Ry That h,Dau-.
ne Wtr Is oycr 40 ih' .o.Cill'd
,on Ciontious ohirc'or.. ,itItt oSadsr,
.u1 bchcr- ~ general mould 60
n0 m Nile uUl rcuu.n, WIN here Us
who're 70" got nN
So W. O. G. don't "d'riurc III"
.,tInn ol s,m Gomr"r 100 antor,i
ID ,wurtlu LHrion lhink At if
20, ~ ~, best llvs work sam ever
r,mJl -p.a can't he'p hai r'ct
TO- 4 Z e ft.f vul have h~n ms
uf.rHi cor UInI the Ap"richr
.nriup So doubt YOU too.,arc On
uu on clou. victim OF the pfope gan
ia circulated by our rnenr"s ana !
Suggest YOU studiously read copv
u the loricn's Constitution aud Sc"
f ,nu csn f'rd ANYTHING there cf-
snsiyr to "a or any u'1ct Zoo per
.,ut American
Yours truly
BIrCilFR : rHAlp
VDmhcr OF Hansen Post Ne. 80,
American Legion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-19
Deaths and Burials

Jnck sun Funeral service" lu.
ui Henri Earl Jackson. ar'd '
Years. Who died ~ Nh" ~ n't.
iidm ~ I O'Clock Nrsi,tdrt uoiu'i'f'
Wrrr conducted ~ the nWlt h.u'
~ rnu,un b, rev y 4 NHhl. w
the First christian Church yc.i.i-
0U afternoon 40 900 n'r'n'. II
lowed %, burial IN vroami1nl ,'m'
t,tN
Mis- lar,. son wns Tie daufIll'. ID
,lr iul Mr. PM JACKSON oi ''h.
Aun B,ldrs her mother ADD lfl''.
she BE- survived by -"'DiIl brother
and sisters