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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-13

Mr.. Grand Leader. the eminent
democrat. when IL came time 10
wheel his republican friend Mr.. Hull
through the business district. was
emphatic in his declaration that the
republicans even sent the blizzard in
which he was forced to perform.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-13
The Tower of Babel
BY BILL ARMSTRONG

Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain
lands. of Chicago. has been offer
ed the chairrhanship OF the national
baseball commission at $4,000 a
year. Wouldn't be much surprised
20 hear that the bootleggers would
gladly double the salary 10 get him,
to accept the job.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-13
FUNERAL NOTE

FUNERAL NOTE.
Little Home Brew. AGED slightly
more than one year. died Thursday
on Armistice Day There are no
surviving relatives. the young child
having been an orphan since the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-13

death OF her illustrious and widely
known step father John Barley
corn, on July LIST. 1919 Funeral
services viii be private. Burial will
be in the family lot along side Of
her step father. Little Home Brew.
although an orphan and Of humble
origin. leaves behind her host of
friends. who viii sorely miss her
and mourn her untimely end.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-13

She came into the classroom.
Il sit behind herr.
she lifted back $3.50 worth Of
furs-
Turned 10 me
And smiled.
I smiled too.
Her furs made her neck nirtN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-13

Chicago's new chief of police ust
10 be "A newspaper reporter. News
papermen seem to be able 20 get
anywhere these days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Under Wear For Women and
Children

L.f~r T.r' kn., r, Sleeves
Union Sits fpr vuu,n A regular
''fu ft.Ir 90 go tf gjc
NH,if. 7 HlUu Suits iur ladies Nlr
o." weight SOM" with quarter
.. eyes end other, without -'-'N,~
Hrf '.r 600 yalI, o. rp 10 Si.3j
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Buy Your Woolens Now

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Jersey Po,tieoats

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.ut color combinations fp
choose from a regular
$40 Hn NIlu. Hf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Silks 81 a Saving

Crepe q. Chimes. o. inches u.I.
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so. u..H. ri Nl.'H
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in extra HIHUfN 90 go 40 lS Ions
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

ic,r su are o an extra uualil, Iilu" serge, suits
thai wrrr bought a. sel ~ $500. and y wonder
tu Niur ~ ihr above price. u J. an"Si inp">Si
BE Z" obtain blue >rfgr> oi IN, hind. There j. 90
better Suii TOT dress business than The blue
serge. tlr Nui' that looks better with every cleaning
ina pressing Ili"sr suits arr IN thu con>rTNaiiN,
lnd >cmicrn>crI lii,r models only,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Store To Close November tn,
Fifteenth

iiirr ihii date this opportunity viii have
pisscd into hi>iory. teu ma' never have ii'
~am- chance again 90 hd, mrrchandi>e al
prices ~ l,w A. tn onrs We NOV offer you
We Invent iu.i marked lev thing down
hut vau Win find ever, iien. from n"''l'
ur f. the br.i suits markyd ~ big saving,
lou Mn be- able 10 outfit the who'r iamii, at
= prirr that would surpri-c sou. Our advice
u 10 hrp nov before Il l. io1 la'c--itu be- iirN'
rome first served.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Hose For Ladies and Children

49, L. rs - .-r Nttr H,,u mara.d
10 .l discount fum the r"sgitr
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
NT Tar LITTLE TlIF,TTR.

la siila' y Ia utrn comcdia, Las
Solteronas" staged last evening In Inc
Little Thcatcr were brilliant success.
The audience was kept In perfect ac-
cord with the thcmes OF the comedies
whether they understood Spanish or
not The acting 50 clearly Expressed
the s~crtlnieuis pl-par performers thar
ull followed the stories. Applause
was generous and the well trained
actors mcritcd the congratulations
showcrcl upon Them after the plays.
The span sh music ana the exquisite
dancing had much To do with the
success ~ the affair, solo dances
by Mrs. u. NJ. Howard and Miss
O'Hura were beautiful Four witch
inE ssnurifus who danced with case
torcttes also won plhudits and an
other group OF eirht "hallzdorus''
with tamborlnes were also fsvorltcs.
The University male quartotte. cal
kms. Crisiy. Hayes. Gerhardt made "a
hit and Tom Sulkins' Spanish solo
was one Of the specialtics that pleas
ed. Misses Thacker and Cameron
furnished spanish music. The cli-
mayor rather dcuoumcnt-of tho
last play proved the old adage;
There never was % goose so gray
Put rumo day soon or late,
An honest giuder cnmc mat way
And tuHk her Tor his mate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
srNNIsM NONEIIsr HERE.

The smiling c-ountenancc OF tho ~
lustrious Vicente BlaHcO Ibanez last
week was 10 admirers OF tho author
from Spain like "a flash Of sunlight
to the soul After the entire lecture
tour Of Senior lhanez had been can
rclod q wire was received here an
nouncing a brief visit md Professor
Hosroe HiU az once arranged for an
%imprOmptu reception and dinner In
honor Of the distinguished t1stillian.
During the four course dinner in the
Ilill home Senior ihanez d~iscoursed
earnestly and brilliantly about this
country he declared so interesting
and talked uf the was he had gath
cred material Tor writing his hook.
Tho -Four Horsomen." Ills secretary,
Jose Padin. W1s the ready Interpreter
Of his eloquent master 10 tho few
who did not understand spanish.
Most OF the company speak the Lam
Euage Ouently At the dinner were
Hon. r. j. Mabry. Hon. Antonio Luz
zero. Hon. A. %. McMnlon. Messrs. y.
". Garcia. John Milne. AtunaHio Mon
toya. Jose padin, Professor Hll
Immediately after dinner an In
formal reception was held when i5o
visitors greeted and shook the hand
on the honor guest. on the reception
committee who introduced tho Wis
itor were: Mr.. and Mrs A. " Me
Millen. Mr.. and Mrs, A. B. Stroup
MIR. and Mrs. William n. Walton
Professor G. r.. Hodgin, DR.. Petit
Mrs. u. w. Faw, MIR. and Mrs. +. a
Hubbcll and the Misses Iiubbell, Hon
Felix Bacn, President y. s. Iull oI
the University, 81. L. Fox. Professor
and Mrs. sas.Win, Mrs. L. d. Mitch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24

Speech burned upon its hottest anvil, y as one after another, the
orators appealed for funds to upbuild the state institution of learning
Hundreds in the audience shouted they would pledge money to
the cause. A horn of plenty passed by two pages was filled with a
shower of gold pieces, paper bills and bank checks. A petition 10
the legislature was read and cheered. All camored to sign il. and
thousands of names were appended to the document.
Officers of city clubs next came to the platform. The leader
Of a Music club announced that all lyceum concerts by classic artists
sponsored by this club, would be given at half rate TOR free to
students lin order to foster love for worthy music. and to cooperate
with the University by fayorng students
Speakers for other clubs, leagues, lodges, and chautauquas fol-
lowed the example Of the Music club leader and pledged similar
cooperation.
These speakers retired. A group Of men wearing togas came upon
The balcony. As evidence of respect the assembly rose.
The spokesman declared this group had come from Santa Fe
whore the Legislature had delegated them on a special mission. He
said THAT august body, assembled in apecal session appreciates the
needs of the University and has sent these official ENJOYS with a
check for one million dollars 10 use in construction of new buildings
for the University During the applause and confusion that fol-
lowed this announcement, the toga wearers vanished.
College yels were beloved out by students. In the general
dclirium Of joy two fraternity men rushed wildly toward each other
They embraced as in ardent friendship.
One was a ri Kappa Alpha-the other a Sigma Chi!
The shock of this circumstance broke the trance.
The dreamer walked, and sighed to realize that the impossible is
nrhieyed-Onlv i'm dreams.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
Feet Of Youth Busy at Dances, While Sedae Adults Engage In Paame Of Cards
V THIS WEEK. THREE BRILLIANT BALLS IN F

with the skill ui "a piano drnmatist.
This contractor effectively with tho
gentler tone poem, In My Neighhor's
Garden" ana tho swing Of the MOI 10
weEian Bridal Procession"
soprano solos by Mrs. y. IT, Miller
were The Owl' and The Chrysan-
themum," ans In a way hat harm
cd and called Tor an ncore
Responding 20 an invitation TO sing
without previous notice, MI Maurice
Klein sang a nature o mi by Wood
man. and two original COMPOSITIONS 10
the verses 81 The Eight Has a Thous-
and Eyes" and Three Little Words"
He was not permitted TO stop with
these. Again and again the gifted No-
caiist was called hack, AMI concluded
his o group with "a fRN0tite num-
her. Rocked In the Cradle OF the
Deep" that demonstrated the deep res
onanco Of cultured bnsso.
CHOCOLATE SHOP" \ WINNER.
To step into the home Of Mrs. Rufus
Gool. rich Wednesday afternoon and
find oneself overseas in acorner Of
Holland vas "A refreahlnE experience.
The rostful color tones OF blue and
white prevailed In decorations ana I'm
the costumes OF girls who received
and served. These swcet-faced, nnNcn-
haired, biue-eycd HoliNndese In their
blllowy blue skirts. nowy. pointed
caps. white aprons and collars wore
living blossoms who outclassed the
floral adnrnment OF the tea tables and
walls. sweet peas were arranged IN
clusters In great wooden shoes on the
walls. Behind a candy-ludcn table
stood little Dorothy Goodrich. q tYpi-
cal child Of the Netherlands, dressed
In the regulation costume, wearing
clumsy wooden shoes. candy boxes
with Holland wind mills FOR decot~
ton were filled with homemade
sweets. and sold by this confectioner.
Another wee Hnllaudcr greeted new
arrivals at the door aud courtesied low
TO each guest In this country h h
known as Frances Goodrich.
Mrs. Russell Edgar was the winsome
cashier In blue and white dress. and
white cap. A huge wooden shoe was
the treasury for funds.
The dining room was q tasteful
haven. Tea tables in blue and white
/ dressing. lighted hy blue candles leach
wearing pcttiCuats decorated In blu,
and white windmills were adorned
with sweet peas. Hand painted ment
cards at eaCh plate listed d~clicactes q
be ordered. Large paintings Of Hol.
land landscapes were on the wall ani
gave the finishing touch to the atnios
phere Of an overseas home.
The AFFAIR was the regular MONTH,
reception by 81 Johns guild Visitor
we're so numerous that he parlori
were crowded to capacity, u con.
CALCULATIONS were rendered the host
esses-Mesdames Goodrich. Mcl.nn
dress and Donncll. Maids who serve,
IN Costumes were: Misses Katherine
Angle. Marcella Matson Virginia Me
LRndress, Elizabeth kistlcr. Mrs
Winiired Zeigler made o comedy Hol
landese mntron who presided az tn,
Cofee urn.
The idea Of the Chocolate Shot
proved 80 popular II mas Ice Repeated
In April.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
LIrEnAruRE of THE sorTH.

The program az the woman's ciu6
next Friday will be devoted TO iltera-
ture OF DiNieland. There will be pa
pers read on the life OF Sather Ryan.
sidney Leanler. Thomas Nelson Page.
Joel Chandler HARRIS. Mrs. u. n.
earns viii give q reading from the
Uncle Remus" stories. Miss Dorothy
McAliister will read ar excerpt from
Thomas Nelson Pages "Unc Edin-
burg" nj another dialect reading
"Bre'r williams GhOs." The Con-
quered Banter" by Father Ryan viii
be read, Charles Byrne viii sing twn
songs Of the Southland. A duet NUM-
Der aad a solo viii be sung. but names
OF singers are not certain yet. Every
southerner Is expected 10 respond a.
roll call BY telnas the name OF tho
state flower or singing a verse % sh.i
official song OF her native state.
Meadames valiant, Cudabac have two
Of the papers "a be read.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
sPEc1AL rnoGnNM At THE CIun

The Woman's club rooms were
filled yesterday afternoon when the
leader Of the afternoon. Mrs, J. Fin
ley Sims. opened the program. A
reading concert Of ~ 81 Miss Willey's
pupils was well received. Mrs. c.
u. Reynolds played a piano number
Perpetual Motion by Weber that
brought to notice a new pianiste OF
skin Is here. Mrs. Walter Simpson.
teacher Of domestic arts at tae INT
veraity. gave u paper on Cakes anu
Cake Making hat passed on many
useful ideas 60 the audience. Dor
othy Cameron played "A violin solo.
Meditation" by Massanett that de-
lghted-as she always does. Mrs. W.
T.. Mcdowell a the piano accom-
panis;e. Mrs. J. G. Schwentker sang
sweetiy a Cadmnn selection, AS IN
"a Rose Jar" Miss Fswks, the county
demonstration In domestic science.
gave an interesting talk on the work
she tx doing In Bernallllo county
homes. Little Johnnie Jones closed
the formal program with a fine plano
solo. The Demonstration Of domestic
science day proved a happy finish TO
the afternoons program. Little girls
who served cookies were: Eloise
WHEELER. Mary Elizabeth French, Sibyl
McLandress, Lucille Mize, Elizabeth
Elder. Cyrena Feree. Kathleen Well
Ter. Hostesses Of the day were; Mes
DANES Schick. Roger, Watson, Spitz-
mesner. c. q. Clarke. Ghsdorf, ]. +.
Sims.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
"nInLE PROGRAM AT TUESDAY
"a

The Tuesday Literary club met
tn sduy afternoon with Mrs, A. u.
Stroup to discuss topics OF Bible
study.
An instructive paper on "a Living
Old Testament" by Mrs. French viii
not soon be forgotten by her listeners
Mrs. French told Of painters and
paintings that preserve the Biblical
lore Of ancient days. Paintings By
Tessot. mentioned by Mrs. French.
were also spoken OF by Mrs. Boyd
who haH seen some OF the original
pictures OF this artist. Pictures II
the prophets were passed about for
members to see.
THE Message OF Micah vas the
theme OF a paper by Mrs. Pitt Ross.
Mrs. Ross reviewed the seyen chap
tiers OF tho book by Micah. Mrs. T..
u. Cristy led tho discussion on
Current Events and told OF rclig-
iOus analrs and the influence OF the
Bible in missionary work today. Mrs.
John Milne will he hostess TO the
club at the ext semi-monthly meet
Ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
ANNUAL BANQUET AND RAIL.

The social event Of the year Is al
ways the February .anquot ana ban
given hy he Knights Of Columbus
In commemorntion % the %organlza-
ton OF the Albuquerque council 6fl
This ycar the function viii take on
greater Significance than usual, ne
cause 81 thu record number OF new
members recently initiated n the
lodge. TO participate In he celebration
of Tho eighteenth birthday Of the or
dor. Quests viii De knights OF Coz
lumhus and their Ladies. The hotel
dining room and Taft nall Of the
Alyarndo viii have tables Tor he
banquet. a reception will be held In
tho Alvarado parlors preceding the
dinner The program Of after dinner
speeches promises an cditytng treat
to eclipse other pleasures of the eve
ming Hon Francis y. wood Will act
gs POSTMASTER. Respondents viii he.
CRY Commissioner W VI touneli,
who will speak on "'iuzenshlp'
Hon Jose S,na OF Santa Fo, master
ut tho Fourth Degree, will speak on
this tonic. THE Fourth Degree 10
knights of columbus in our 'oun-
tvs Service" will be the subject ~
John O'LouFhlin. Rev. 4 " Man
dpinrF theme Will be THE Church
and our ORDER" ". 4. Keleher viii
sneak on "Knighthood's Ideals
"pur order" f. the subject Of y T.
Davies. state deputy. a. !. McCaffcry
ON the Albuquerque council Hon.
q y. Marion viii toast "Th" Ladies'
The reception committee viii he
PAST grand knights of tho council AMI
ihoir wives. These past grand knights
In the order In which they hold Of
flee are. Mcssrs. q. y. Marion, Y. '
McCanna. Martin Tierncv r + kcl'
cher. J.. 4 Reidy. g. = wood, ! W
prcstei. W. A. Kclohor, g. n Rodden
N. Murphy, T.. T. Mc'atfery While
elmer IL I'm progress there viii DID
special entertainmont numbers pro
vided by the knights 81 Columhu'
uuartetto. Mrs. Ralph kelehor, wh'
win give a mus cal reading MIS-
Doris Pineau. Hn csthctic dance, Mis-
Uortcnse sWitzcr and Bin Mcdonald
vocal duets. Mr.. Bredrrman, mono
logue. The grand finale viii he q
hail that bids fair TO outcltss ia" lh
mcntcd Montezum1 balls NJ yest"r
wear. There are on" hundred un'
nfty new members and it is expected
There will hc an attendance ot NOR
thau four hundred knights and ih"l
ladies. rho committc" In charge o
arrangements who have neglected ~
deiuU to assure the success ~ ih
affair is =. ". Goodells chairman u
q. T%hompkins, Il. \ Rehms, W \
Munster,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
roREsrERs NOM INITIATION.

SiN candidates for membership re-
ceived the lnitiatory degrees In the
Catholic Order OF Forestern last Tues
day evening. These are: Mrs. steve
Ballins. Misaes Erie n Erie. Ursula
Balling, Marie Bnlllng Airline Wilcox.
Next on the calendar In F~orester's
circles viii be a social card parry In
Woodmen's hall February 3. The
meeting after this win be featured BY
a turkey banquet TO be a celebration
OF going over the top" In the menu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
MRS LINDsEY TO WRITE
SUFFRAGE RECORD.

Al the request OF Mrs. Carrie c.
Catt, Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper has
written to Mrs. Washington d. Lind
sey OF Portales asking Mrs. Lindsey
10 write the chapter OF equal suffrage
history for New Mexico TO 20 In the
Suffrage encyclopedia for the Con-
g%reasional library in Washington.
Mrs. Lindsey has been for some
time chairman OF the Equal Sufrg-
gist league OF this state and "A m-
tionai OFFICER. She has been ono VI
the capable leaders OF the equal sun
rage cause and other reforms la this
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
ANOTHER FAREWELL FOR
MIL KANNADN.

After the choir rehearsal of the
Presbyterian church Thursday eve
ming the parlurs OF the church q
crs are cut-ups was again demon
strated. The ven was a farewell
party complimentary 70 Mr.. j. n.
kannady. q member OF the church
ana for years q singer In the choir.
Mr.. kannady was presented with IA
sirnet ring as q memento Of esteem
from the choir members. Tomorrow
morning Mr.. kunnndy Will be heard
ln u vocal solo The last time here. He
will sing ln the Presbyterian churcn.
IN, first 81 the week Mr.. and Mrs,
Kuunudy and the little one will leave
Tor Las Vegas To make their home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
IN. B.-Items for this
page must be given to the
Society Editor before Fri
day evening. Telephone
1881

leadership, pleasing personality. de-
corous habits ct cetern-a dancer -
mediocre height Is apt 10 be invited
into the charming circle Of The 1olly
Pee Wees. The coming out dance
Of his clique was last night at tho
Country club. Just a score OF dancers
and We had an adorable time said
one OF the feminine invites this
morning Yes. all Of them were
within the required height. excepting
the chaucron. Mr.. y. r. Newman He
Is quite tail But then 10 looks we'll
f,r u chup'rou to 9, ser over his
charges anyway" Those present last
night Were Misses Ann Ice Duncan.
Viola HcrkenuotI. Nett.- Smith, Belle
Barton. Buelah Brcdcn, Floridn Sem,
Helen Macarthur, Frances Bear, Hell
IN McCulnlu. Messrs. Allen Bruce.
Dick Bruce, George sampson, william
Sgunzini. Floyd Miller, George Arnoi.
Sing Grammar, Fritz ward, Dwight
Mcclure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
sTUDENT N%AIDEVILLE.

Comedians OF the High school viii
tread the boards next Saturday .
ming. There will he sketches. mono
iogues. songs and dance numbers.
"Helena's Husband" will be "A muai-
cal act introducing new songs and
beautiful stun Tom Hughes Jr,
as Helena" has n gorgeous gown
that serves TO dazzle Paris (Dale
Snyder), Bruce Hanger, Otto Bebber,
and Edwin Harrington are other ac-
tors In this skit, that was given by
the men OF Williams College wlth
success.
The second number will be
"Rosaiie." "A French farce recently
staged An the University Of Chicago.
This cast includes Monsieur Hol.
Woodward Heflin}. Madame Boil.
Juliet F1eischer). Rosalie. the stub
born maid, Gertrude Stonel.
David Marcus will appear In a spe-
cial number. Several student
Thespise= will present Hpecialtles.
without h'vlng their names identi-
fed with gne acts. A series Of living
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
%DELEGATEs REPOnT.

AZ the University assembly Thurs
day morning Miss Wayne Hart and
Tom Calkins. delegates from U. y.
NJ. to the Volunteer Students Worlds
convention In DeH aolnes gave their
official report Of the convention.
% a sreat world waiting for trained
heads and willing hands TO help folks
to higher life. Music by the male
quartette and University chorus were
pleasing numbers OF the assembly
period.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
y At
MOMAN'S III1n.

Nothing specially Go report about
this delightful lance said the oblig-
ing little bird" who travels incug-
nito hcrrubuuts and CLEANS lid bits uf
news Tor the reading public. III was
the lollIcst Kline ot a party Thursday
night. made up OF % couples many of
them from the forestry service, Every
body had "a wonderful time u no
one iu particular acted us host
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
Miss Lehreux

eli. Hon Amado chavez. Miss LehreuN
% Miss ONley.
\ motor trip to lsle.a was made
The next day when two cars Of local
citizens accompanied Senior lbancz to
this ancient settlement Of the Tigua
Indians. He went to Santa Fe for
n day. when leaving the city Senior
lbancz declared he would GENE back
To this fascinating country next year.
Tie told his secretary hat AIR. NJ. l..
Fox, Mr.. Montoya and Professor Hiil
are to receive each a fun set OF his
books. - IN all, a. an appreciation
for books on southwestern lore these
gentlemen had presented TO him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-24
MN VOTER ms SURPRISE
PARTY.

A surprise party MAS given 20 Henry
Tmhurfor 40 his home on his 2ist
birthday. Wednesday evening. Those
present we're
Mildred Tutum. Anna Morelli. Geo.
Gilmore. Margaret Slmonson. William
chaplin. Dorothy Bassctt, John I'm
hoofcr Irwin b]Iniclson. Harold Gil
more. Josephine tmhoefer, Carl
Triangle. John Gilmore, Catherine
Simousuu.
Games and dancing were enjoyed
ttll q late hour.