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The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-25
NEW HOG ISLAND RECORD.
Three 23,65O TON ships Turned
Over to United States I'm Day.

PHnADELPHIA, Aug. 24.-Hog Island
ship yard has created another American
record by turning over to the Govern
ment m one day three completed ships
aggregating 23.650 deadweight tons.
One was the army transport Cantigny,
christened by the King OF the Belgians
when he visited the yard.
Hog Island had now turned over
ninety-eight ships with a deadweight
tonnage Of 7G7,025.
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Dwelling Sales Reported.

Ennis & sinnott, Inc. resold the four
story dwelling, 19xl02,2. at 157 West
Sevcnty.c!ghth street to Julia ,McEvoy
through C. Royce Hubert.
Duross Company sold for May r. Rem
ington to Theodore c. Wood the dwelling
at 3O2 West 1921 street, between West
End avenue and Riverside Drive.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-25
REAL EsTATE--0UT OF CITY.
New Jsrssy--sals or Rsnt.

This handsome Coz
lonial home costs you
less than tho rent OF o
moderate priced apart
ment. Situated on n
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-08-25
BID. for Tankers Opened.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Fivc bids, ag-
gregating S2.sI5,O0O. were opened to-
day by the shipping Board for two tank
ers now under construction at Oakland,
Cal An offer Of 100000 for the Paio
Alto from the American Fuel on ana
Transportation Company OF New York
was the highest biddsr. The board re'
served decision. -
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Germany Selling Toy. to England.

wAsHINGToN, Aug. 24.-Germany Is
recovering some Of her pre-war trade,
especially in toys, with England. much
to the concern OF British interests, ac-
cording TO reports received to-day by
the Department Of Commerce. Owing to
the exchange rate German toys undersell
British and English products and manu-
facturers have asked the British Gov
ernment to take steps toward checking
such imports.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
New Apartment on Old Ben
nett Estate Being Sold on
: Cooperative Basis.

The nrst important Improvement OF
vacant land sold at auction by Joseph
- nov ia Nav 1910 ,or tha roroo. CO.,
r. pu' :" .'' 80" ~ ''S s"''" wv.
don Bennett estate u the Six story apart.
ment house which is being erected at
a.. northeast corner of Fort waahIpg,or
wv Nv 900, -. o..
avenue anu t'ou ''oo' ny "e rort
Washington Holding Corporation. An
o,her interesting phase of the inprove-
-, !. ,h., n rur,tor ., ono.,..
H'e"' H''' ''''"'
dWellerS are puylns 'ne mousse from plans
on the cooperative oasis.
They nave iormeu the fort Tryon Hold
ing VorPora'ion' cHplIalizeu at SzOo,OOO'
and represented py Wltkind a. Brodsky'
attorneys ihe mouse, which, II Is ex-
pected' VIII be ready Tor occupancy next
March, is oeIns erected py B, I'd. House
and VIII cost about 100000. Twenty
apartments have been sold already.
Thirty-four remain to be disposed or
The house occupies a plot ll2 feet on
Fort Washington avenue and 110.4 on
lSSd street.
other MuItI-HnmIIy House Sales.
The six story opartuant h,,,d,ro us
Ssa1l. nt 100 and 132 West lara street
has been sold by the Metropolis Holding
Cornorotion IN David paci,a. o,,s a.,
other
AZ hama for a.. oono,ooo,,,,, A..
Cbohrho hbavot SboIorn SSSnoiI .tn .ne
nov, iocoted NJ az Eors"th "',om s.soe. S
purchased me Tour story tenement. 25.Sx
hort {, plass estate ~" -As'
Robec Realty Company houVbt FROM,
tba Seymour RooItr car,na,,Pso -.
TIghty-second street n Sour sto.,, a..
Isoxio9 N' S'0iS ""''
ward ReIknan g. sor .o,6 ,o. ,,,
rr,arar tha az " -. son 'siu Ior Arnoiu
1oo Il NJ Iec Eost TiS.,, 80.
MerIt Really Cornorar,nr HTo W NV
OsL rresI1ont NS -
TTatasotsb peo,t, co,,,no .,,
client ~ W.n, A white I. So sS ~
,torv tenement o5yIos AZ -, - ~
Twelfth streot
Luigi CeruI,o so,d ,o eoo, MA.
spd another tSc gve s,oy.,, 'uS Sa. osxoo', Disa
q, o.s ''g Lrn", ,oT, St i've story nat ZoXSs'll,
nvo,I,, s.,
Ennis G. sirpott Iro -o.o,s A.. b..
s,or,. J,vcIijnm ,o.,"o t"' reso'u tne Iour
soycr,,..ot,,t,,t 80. a. 10, west
tbronrb r. po,,o tI,,L W 'ui'@ /hcEVoy
Dnross con,nan,, soIS t.
,ngton N TSnndn. SC'I ~ u tol Nay N, rem
M 2oo west rooS 60. ""OS .ne awelIlns n,
Trd sy.n,,a o.S p,s' s.ess' Detweeh west
anu i'''e's'uc DrNe'
Mexican Co. EnInrre. uoId,,
new structure VIII eventually re-
=, % .ne iour ana nve story buildings
.o,Ss a. a"u 81 soutn william street. ex-
.tna'hs through to 27 and 20 Stone
street as result of the purchase OF the
,,on, r~my " lhe mexican Telegraph Com
nr,mS, ~ VIII pe erected TO relieve the
company is now'experiencing in its pres
,h,,.tt 4raI 'ers at 90 10 81 Broad street.
rlca..tns co,, me BROAD street home OF the
sront" st';, is O Hie properly JUST purchased
~, o,Y,,eS oo,n 10 Ieet on stone street aS feet
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Harry p. Kats sold a7os Bainbrldgs
avenue, a three story dwelling. 4SxiOO,
Lizzie Bergen sold TO Harry Urkowlts
the two story dwelling at 1919 Clinton
avenue, 20xlO0.
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GsC.C.PunteT. Inc. H' 1ss s. s'wag. %Scs coTt. SSes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IN pRoPe RTY.

CITY PROPERTY.
CALL
Main
1880.
A really attractive six-room. furnace
heated bungalow, In the very best part
OF North Memphis. on finished street
and near good school. This house is
almost new and Is real bargain. Price
$500, terms ST. 500 cash and SIS per
month. No loan to assume,
Main
1880.
Six room furnace heated cottage, on
North Auburndale street. garage. ser
wants house, concrete driveway to and
In garage has been newly painted and
decorated. Price $500; terms very
easy
Main
1880.
NaCant--Large six room cottage near
Madison End Cooper. on finished street.
You get vacant lot adjoining All for
less than the worth OF the house. Only
1880, terms $500 cash, balance easy.
Main
1880.
Five room cottage near Cooper and
Peabody, faces east. on fine finished
street, Price $3.50; terms $3.50 cash,
balance $40 per month
Main
1880.
Six-room cottage in best part of
North Memphis, Is in good condition
Price very low, $3.50 terms $500, bal
ance US per month.
Main
1880.
room cottage, near Poplar and
crosstown car line. A real good value
for So, 1850; terms very easy.
Main
1880
Vacant cottage near Rozell school,
four large rooms and a large side hall.
You can't afford to pay high rents
when you can buy this for s. $50, terms
$500 cash, $25 per month
NJ. G. SOUTH
r. F. WRITTEN.
], A. HALEY.
% American Bank Bldg
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-06
536 EDGEwOOD. 81, 900.

536 EDGEwooD. $500.
LOT 47x20O.
Neat little home on deep lot. Newly
papered, sink in kitchen. Some young
fruit trees and young grapevine, cross
fenced. Near Lenox school. Sec this
then see us, $1,000. Terms.
1858 PEACH. LOT 6ox2OO.
Pretty good 6-room cottage. Raise
garden and chickens. Farm in city; a
peach of a lot on Peach street. 81 900;
$3.50 cash, balance rent. Cut the high
cost OF living.
BUNGALOW 1880. EAST END CAR.
On Vinton: rooms and attractive.
tile bath. with CRATE heat, gas, lights,
water, hot water boiler and connections
Quick possession. $3.50 cash, $40 per
month then S25, Be prompt and see
PASSING & DEPAss, REALTORS,
$3.50 American Bank Bldg.
Phone Main 4457 or Main 7l47.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
MIR. MCDOWELL TO JUDGE
CONTEST.
FAMOUS BRITISH
ENTERTAINER HERE,

Albuquerque Will nave a rnfe PRIV
tomorrow evening MI. ben
Scoveil. famous military entertainer
humorist. nephew OF Sir Henry lrN-
inr. san OF the Very Rev. Dean Scov
oil OF salisbury cathedral. ENGLAND
good samaritan Of the war hospitals
former director Of S-hnkcspeatian NOV
los az Los Angeles before the war VIII
lecture NJ the Broadway Christian
church sunday night NJ 1880 o'clock
MIR. scoveii is mnkinr a tour OF inc
United states. ana this week has been
visiting a number Of schools n col-
leges ln this state where ho has been
most ENTHUSIASTICALLY received Last
night DE gave "a lecture entertainment
for tho Mnsnns as las Cruces and the
day before az tho high school
Mr. scoveii Is a rcd-hiooded man.
and hands out his message straight
from the shoulder. Those who have
heard him, report him "a man OF
strong convictions, and uuQfriid 20
sneak them at any umo len Scovell
has done mis- bit" over there M 10
now ~intorprotinr the war I'm the lighl
Of His experience Ills MESSAGE Erir
rri touches tive heart. The peonie u
Albuquerque have the oppoftuni,s o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
rI KNrrN ~cEIIbRNTI0N.

Dressed iu fraternity 'u."'H 81.
net and gold Wild the Official si',l"
zen evidence Taft Gall 81 Wy N'n",
ndo was e fitting scene Iur w" ''l
Nerruty banquet Of ~ - 'N'''"
Alpha fraternity
Al the table were aN trtt'fnItN h'''
gathered To commemorate ih. l"Nl'I
ING OF the brotherhood on ms na''
% wears ago.
Tho tunstmnstcr for The occasion
vns In, MoGannu. whose Glover WI
brought happy responses. Ail'F lh'
program which had been arranged l"l
Inc evening. there were imptompth
sp,srhps made bN local alumni, l"ur,
enrp Ice and Arthur Van 'l""'" nn'
hy TWO visiting brothers %. A owen
from kappa chapter OF Truu7NN1nl
university. kentucky, and q q. Van
I,,, enter. Beta chapter, Davidson COZ
lcgc. North Carolina.
The subjects OF the after dinner
spe.rhts aud the speakers wore.
The Spirit OF the Fraternity Loo
Murphy.
What I am Going 10 10 at the Con.
vcntinu," Ernest Hammond.
The Alumni" Charles Lemhke
The Fraternity Standing boz The
University" Chalmers lowers
why ! Went ~ Kappa Alpha Th'
Pledges.
Those who participated In the even
iug's enjoyment were;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
VISITOR.

An imperative call hus been ssit %
by ". T.. Mcdowell president bf the
E~Ortulghtly Music Cluh to nll members
Of the club, To Doe 80 the AlNurHhn no
tcl tomorrow morning az u 81 TO
greet the president OF the ga .uuaI
Federation of Nusi, clubs.
This distinguished lady. Mrs D. a.
Soldering. the head OF the Federated
Music clubs OF America. has wired
that she Will De in Albuquerque an
hour on her journey uom the east to
california. o. wishes To meet mem
hers OF the fortnightly club here An
informal reception viii be held In her
honor In the parlots OF the AlNuutdo.
and II is expected all club members
viii appreciate the are opportunity of
meeting personally this lads of ,u,.
turc and charm
Tho reception will be- from mas 20
- AZ tomorrow morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
IN B.-Items for this
page must be given to the
Society Editor before Fri
day evening. Telephone
1881


Mr.. Barber bN the city to take pos
session Of the auto show
Mrs FNW's accompanying b. an
item that cannot be- overlooked. me
accompanies usually is. But who lH
more necessary hat the accompanists
for any performance.
Tonight h Governors night. Dane
ing viii bcgiu as always az ten
O'Clock. The program tonight IN
Cludesl
"IittIc Mother Of Mine Burl"igh
.Surh "a Little Fellow bichmunl
& Did Not know ..... Nanhrfpo"l
"Oh. What % iul Was Mary
uSuttrr Mis- uu' ..r.s.. tShnlll
Grace SturtZ.
An open Secret ....... Woodmal
"Duly 10 Rose ....... INNS
Mes-rs cline, kirkputrlck aud
GCakc.
"Oh. what "a Pal Wac Mary ...
.......M vending
HDur Yesterdays LAKE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
IMPORTANT MEET or
STATE BOARD.

An executive session Of the officials
Of tho New Mexico Baptist convention
held the past week In Albuquerque a
emphasized the fact that these earnest
opponents of an independent church
are men engaged IN work OF great
3 The educational project In the o.
t%abltshmcnt OF the Montczuma Baptist
college near Las Vegas Is an enter
prise that will attract attention from
sections nf America to this stntr.
The executive board was called 20
order in the First baptist church OF
Albuquerque Tuesday night. nevo-
tlonnl exercises were conducted ny
REV. j. n. Campbell. from Las vegas,
with music rendered by The choir and
orchestra Of the First Baptist church.
Tho following members responded
10 the roll call: pr. s l." Burton,
Albuqucrque. g. ~ Howell. Alhupuer-
uuC: Rev. =. NJ. Edwards, vaughn,
Uey r r. Harvey. Albuquerque; Rev.
& " Bruner. Roswell; v. u, carter
Vfton. \ W. HockcnhuN. tloNis. J.
W Ross. Loving Rev buren, spraka
Artcsin; Hon D. r. Inpkoy santa re.
n A Dodson. Tucumcuris T. Is -
Madison. Albuquerque, Rev. o. y
Etiis. TurumUari. q. A.. Day, Alnu'
oueraue. Rev. W. g. Pace, Tularos1l
b' /. -Shrecengost. Rnswelli Rev p '
parb. Lovington. r. T, Link. Ln'
| Cruces. Rey. j. u. Mastorson, Saf
Ion. r. ~. Rixey, clayton. u M
two following new members Rev q
IA Kennedy, clovis Rev. j \
I Campbell. East las Vegas: NAM
pnstors and ihymen fromabout owe
III. state we're also present u wa
me largest attended baptist boar,
meeting ever held in the state
uv ga consent the first ses
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
pFPpY CAMPING DINNrn.

Not political cumphistlln h.' ,"'
~pairnors Interested iu ttr W"ll"i, Nt
.,bo gathered nt the fcstul board AZ
the Y. ". G. A. Monday night
The occasion was an tsso'ihtloll
family dinner a. celebrate the launch
ING 81 the annual campaign. HAN a
hundred workers IN mo nhao-
1intton. were seated at D table Gen
ornt singing between courses lnleOle"
sni,it yf pcu into the evenings pro-
gram OF tonatH and informal talks
Dinner was followed by an informal
wceting. Mrs. d. g. Gould presiding
Mrs. A. 49, stgoup gave some eNpe'
4 rienreH of the initial GIT committee if
AN amusing and instructive way Mrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
gEL.EN To HAVE INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL.

Tho Frances v. willard Industrial
Training school Cor rirls 70 be ~
thhlished by The Nbuuiu's tIr.htilu
Temperance union ls 90 he located IN
Helen.
rhe official board OF do" national
W g. r. a. loo Evanston maGe tnis
announcement
Tnc 81 O. wt- selected after carefully
r~oualdrrIur uII uIfrr- OF the various
comWuu Ties bidding tnr tho iuau-
tuition.
tl,e thousand dollars cash aud ,
tract of irrigated iUnd trh"lcr u! s'y
oral tracts riuE.ug from 10 tu 20
Hcrcsl was the uru.fur cot BDlou ara
was better jhun that offered hN ANS
other community.
clayton Rotary club presented %
inducemeut uf yg500 ~ cash and 100
acres OF watcrcd land Mrs Luna r.
special offer for Albuquerque. Mr.
Ro|silngtun's oner uf three acres OF
land, Mrs Hurg's offer of % donation
conditioned ON tao purchase OF her
farm, near Albuquerque, santa f' 8
uTicr ct land. Mrs. lindscy's Offer %
ten acres 81 irrigated land near Por-
TALES. Mr. Hiram Vests offer of land
iu NorIHr.tN were nll considered. Iu'
resolution passed boy 10 state exc
cutivc board was unanimously Tor
ellen because ut the superior uiI"r,
and Of Belru's convenient situation
90 the intersection OF the railroad
lines north. south. east ana vert, ana
being iu he heart of e farming dis
trlct.
The national officers voted unani-
muusly tor Belou
Mrs. Gertrude Martin, national
superintendent uf social morality for
the W. e.. r. L., who was here To- %
into the claims Ion location, haH writ
ten that the Institution is to bee backed
az headquarters tn all its undertake
ings. Mrs Martin writes.
I snail begin Jt once 10 arrNuE'
the curriculum fur h school. bI
course we iuuHt begin with the indus
trial courses first. I forsec that TN
Frances D.. willard Training schno
is going Co nr one pt the greatest 200
st|ttutl0ns IN the country.
The regulations that govern tho re-
, ligiouA doctrines ot the government
Indian school a Alhuqucrquo VIII h'
, followed In this institution There d
r 10 he absolute religious lhrIN z
5 practice their religious tlltl u-un.i'
10 the students The " T. T. l.
not donumiuu lunlu hut ptnut'-"
Christian education of nll dcn"m'ni
lions. The idtIl ui Wu"HtHuNuN Do
the inmates Will b." tho high cha.A't
~ Miss Frances D. willard
Miss Anna Gordon, national prrs'
dent OF the W q. r. T.. has written
81 am perfectly delighted with IN
.wayihe Frances v. Wllliard lndustrl.
'.rbuol d.. PROGRESSING tllUh cd
, Nnndcrnll The uffprH % land ir1m %
lotion ond the fuc otter from ht
lon Mrs. Martin Is plainly iu ioN
/, with you an and with New M'Nie'
" III. .fa tfyiuE TO get % OF % 1nl''
,fn,-pnizsrs iu tho country. Mrs lud
Nscf Ut West Virginia tu 20 20 o.
. ,,.yi,d 4, the Interests % tiir ffHn''
~ ~ NViiiasa sobppl. am more una
"v,r ihc fresh spirit pi dove
womanhood, the Nrw ArN''
y ~. O. T. l.. il displaying '','
.r vour ststa very specially near 0" "
~ heart"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
V. VI Spoon ron COUNTESS
or CARLISLE.

At the worlds convention Of the
Woman's Temperance union to bee held
in London q month. the president
Of the worlds W. G.. r e., Rosniiud,
tho Countess 81 Carlisle. ~ 20 have a.
gift shower" The present from the
United States White Eibboncrs will
be a case OF a. souvenir spoons from
he unions u the - states. To be pre-
scented blythe national president Mis-
Anna Gordon. The souvenir spoon
from the New Mexico ". g. r. O.. wis
sent tbs seek 10 Miss Gordon. The
isle and had "NeW Mexico" ln the
bowl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
WY AInu9rEa9yE sHoyID

AlbuquerQue should have q grand
opera a for the working men aud
Tor the dudes as well. Men WHO work
al day and perhaps al night should
have some time TO enjoy grand operas
ones who go 10 every oparp or show
thnt comes along. Albuquerque has
not got any d~udeH-und tnht a good
thinE. too. For II Albuquerque had a
lot % dudes they wouid he penterinN
the llfe out OF men who do the WORK.
A man who works enjoys a pleas
uc ioit more than d man mat doesn't
work. So ! ana going "a work hen
! am = man. even II ] am rich-hut
rs onfy one chance Nv u thousand that
viii be a millionaire.
SAMUEL LEE VANN.
tTen years ODD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

Tho occasion was an suspicious ore
Tn. celebration OF the sixty eighth an
niycr-ar, ut the founding NJ the l'hl
Alu fraternity The scene was Zoe
rutpt,r huuse OF the Ful Ma. the
r]oJcurants were the activ" members
OF the chapter, the aluunHc m'lun'l
aud the piedgr, Ih' U''i'' f'lN'"
ana IA. former dlucd and vNchanE'
iu,ormsI taik with Miss Betty Arn"l
rrr-idluE as hostess. After dinner lh'
impressive rites OF tIc fraternity were
hcid and he aftermath to thia was a
ioily Informal sing aud dancing "i
JuuI St.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
acrooMy crso Is cARRUIous.

Dear Mrs. Sifuu lNN
Mrs soolIa came all she way un
from the metropolis 20 the Anc.'nl
Copital to play Cor hlgulr SCOUT {
.tinv. which was gave with h,n'u
ccint. ns one might observe, ON lh'''
Friday and SaturlnN nights. ~ 'n
the present time ] riui saw nh'nlu
,n IA. Aibuuuor4uo papers 10 thus
broad general eject TN slyiy clip
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

The innate appetite for ears has been whetted TO "A ravenous de-
sire to own one-to play hockey from xii. JOY drudgery indoors, and
10 take q plunge into The open. and wake up inside.
We will do il, too. As a man thinketh in his heart, 50 IS he.
And the man pr woman who ycarns for II ear will ultimately have
unc-Or more.
While men are discussing the disposition and habits Of motors
there has been a passing show of lovelneS, at the arrnOry.
Not ~ many new spring gowns as one might expect, hut many
new spring hats. These attract the notice of ear buyers with the
subtle suggestion that such and such hats would look well in the new
ears. Men have jibcd at the folhes of feminine fashion ever since the
cave dwelling era when dogtooth necklaces aud forest foliage were
the vogue. But the wiser sex who deck themselves out for the primal
purpose Of attracting masculine admiration know that fine pumage
make a bird a desired possession And because love Is the eiet
aim of woman, compared with which life, liberty and the pursuit
nf happiness are nothing the subject of adjournment Is of transcend
mi inlport So the hat exhibition at the motor show really has SER
ious meaning. Some of the new hats are cOmey. Others merely
rreakish. One dinky yellow turhan was a mas of dangling balls
that cover the head, ears and partially mask the face OF the wearer
The effect 4, that of the masked dancers in the Indian Matachlno
rtt,ll Most of the new rolled brims are becoming. Compliments
to wcarers Of new millinery brought the whispered Information, y cS'
IL ought tn be urettv. Cost 1900 One little lady whose PINK hat
borc the Partisan brand and plainly cost $1,000, told in confidence
Il made this hat myself. Cost only three dollars for the braid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

. The new president ~ the Woman's
club ls Mrs j. q. Gould A oma
who has served the club In many
on GEES. always efficiently and in @ way
ihnt has made the Wuutan'h club a
pewrt In the community.
Mrs. Gould h. an executive Of ahil-
IT'S and experience. During the two
years Of the war this patriotic woman
hrld various offices OF responsibility
In he Red Cross and was u pillar OF
strength to the local chapter. As su-
uervisor uf the department uf surHic-
al dressings the work was eXhcting
ud arduous. hut she wis always at
her post.
A. "a member Of tie board Of d.
recturs OF the Young W'men's Chris
iian %nsaociation Mrs, Gould served
ably for several easun As the prvsi-
dent ,uf the Wuuun's club het useful
ness tu the CITY will be- fclt.
Tue out going president, Mrs. Folk
Haca. has % record worthy ~ hirh
praise, During hcr administration
the day nursery has been established
rud has become "a fixed institution w
the city. Mrs. Hacn, too, served the
interests Of the club and the commun-
it's Tor years with enthusiastic zeal.
Mrs. Baca was the first state chair
man Of the Girls welfare home.
Though retiring from the presidency,
Mrs. naca IL to continue 10 serve tht
clur as an officer and will be the new
treasurer.
Tho now official roster is; Mrs. j.
q Gould. president. Mrs. ". ,. La
Ielie. first Vice president Mrs. ID. X
RuNd. second Vice president. Mrs :
- Miller reelected recording secre'
taty. Mrs J. ~ Wcstiake, correspond
ing secretary Mrs. FELIX Baca, treas.
urer Mrs. Walter Hatch. assistant
%tressurcr. Mrs. r. a. Winfrey. audi
tor. Mrs Margaret Mcdler, historian
Mrs Arthur Krllam. critic. Mrs. N
Gusdorf, custodian. Mrs.. ~snruniuuisi
D r~erurfYr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
SIGMA en- soIRisE.

The punui OF Lent WAS r'll'Ncu 800
beautiful fashion last evening ON I nj
yer-it, hill Tho sigma en- was "a
biszc OF glory M echoed win the
-,trth oT JOY maHcrs Just another OF
,atorinni dances there. But II has
ihe "a weary spell since the I"st
one, and there see'"'s 70 and Their
nan thc usual fun Sgss NV hours
sw~cethearts chnsed ih' ,,aI--tiii time
WITH living feet iN'"
to quit"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

pins YOU thees Information for such
use as you may care 10 make OF
lecut.
Following the play on Saturday
right there was n dance given AZ the
Els homo for the benefit Of menu
bcrs Of the cast and other Alhuquer-
auc visitors. Assisted by local talent
to. the extent OF Il Viuliniai and a
drummer, Mrs. Soells PLAYED for the
dance Her spirited playing made
even the most dccrepit Of ~ step
With pep tIl say she done real well
Tho whole crowd was enthusiastic
every minute. ! dinna mind telling
Ne. IN tho sfriCtcsf confidence Of
course. thnf We do moi have music
like unto hat every time We dance
In santa Re.
Sincerely.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
WHY Should tn..UoUERoUE
nNf . GRAND UptltA rfstSONs

Just 60 wake he ,inesi emotions %
the heart. just 20 foster love 81
homc and fam!lyund virtue. In grand
opera these qualities are GRATED. The
sentiment or the popular muslc Of
love my wife but Oh. you Huln-Hlut
Rid" Is not found In Erand opera.
lnndel.ty and villlany are %puniane1
and virturu n heroism rewarded In
granc opera plots. The songs ~ love
and devotion and Of magnificent anger
owe wrongs, wake something uotie
ana powerful In peoples souls. Al
buqucrQue needs grand opera Thu
year ana every year.
y. A. s., W. Tiicras Ave.