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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
MAIT.NICnoIs REcITAL.

The Wait Nichols voice and piano
recital was held at the broadway
christian church last Thursday night.
Very little can be said about the re-
cital that will 10 Justice to the teach
crs, or praise half enough. the work
Of thor pupils. Besides, everybody
was There But In spite Of that fact
u n not possible to let II pass without
expressing a little what n feels
about II.
When il comes to tone facets" r
such an expression IL permissible,
Miss watts pupils were right there.
Tor There Ia q many sided quality to
their tones that reminds n OF the
play of light on a gem In striking
contrast to the maturity Of most Of
Miss waits pupils was the youth OF
The piano pupils Of Miss Louise Mich
OILS. no one OF which was eighteen
Years Of age. Pet they gave some ut
the most difficult masterpieces. with a
I technique that was admirable. Al
buqucrqur iE more than fortunate In
It's home talent"
Mrs. Fiw IN the perfect acrompnn-
list. giving just the faintest and most
harmonious background to the song
composition. The program was;
Nalse Cchromatiquc, O.cschetizkyl,
Adeiino clifford.
An Love hut a Day. tBcachD.
Mrs J. q. Schwentkcr.
Myosotis. DUNN, Mrs. j. o.
SoSia1ac, r Major, Cschumuun,
Howe Eilcr.
/ Would Ny Song. CMaurcr). Mrs.
inez Mcstluke.
March OF the Dnwrfs. CGrieg), syl-
Via Davis
Noctumc. y Flat. Cchopin). veon
kirch.
Roponse A'Amorouse, (Berger),
iiortrnsc Switzer,
only a Rose. tpowning). Hortonse
Swltzer.
Romance in T. sharp. Csohumann)
Margaret Bum.
Ungnrisch. CHungarinn), tMcDow-
/ clll. Margaret Bum.
Soul Of Mine, (Barnsl, Mrs. A. l.
Fielding.
spring Time. Beckcr). Mrs. a. /
Fielding.
To Spring. tGrieg), Erma wegs.
'onseils a Nina (Wockeflin), Irma
Wolking.
Hear a Thrush at Eve. tCadman)
Irma Wolking.
Butterfly, uAvaleo), Rubsrta Me.
Coy.
kammcnio oL.row. Oubenstein>.
Helen Grunsfeld.
Loves Pilgrimage. (zusca). Grac,
Stortz.
The Fairy's Love song, tspross)
Grace Stortz
Mrs. y w Faw, accompanist.
MRS. STItOUP TALKS
AT TUESDAY CLIB.
The Tuesday club closed It's year
work with the meeting al Mrs, NJ r.
Hickey's home last Tuesday. Thu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
DOROTHY l.. McALLISTER
Telephone 3f5.

TVRYlNG to keep track of social events this week has been Il
job for an expert jugger There has been something dong
every night. Thursday night, there were four public en-
tertainments going on at the same time, aud each one in the
nature OF a commencement exercise. PrecOmmencenent
parties, balls and banquets have filled the week. Next
week is brimmed with commencement programs. We are still painting
Tor breath, but warming up for the San Felipe fiesta tomorrow.
Monday there will be the Memorial day celebration. An i'm
pressive service has been arranged, and the whole day has been given
us to enjoy il ip. But not in personal enjoyment alone let rs spend
the day. This is the marking of the passing of the American heroes
Of the last fifty years II we are so unfortunate ~ not 10 have one
of our kin in that thrOng, let us at least pay tribute to those others
who have carried the burden for uS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
LAST FoRTNIGHTLY
pROGIlAM HEI.D.

open night OF the Fortnightly
Muaic Ciub was held last Tuesday
evening at the Presbyterian Church,
Il was n great pleasure to the public
Ia have had the opportunity of hear
Ing the artists who APPEARED on last
weeks program. but II IN with a feel
Ing OF real loss tina u sees Thorn
close their activities Tor the summer.
Practically all of the big musical
events Of the ear the grand opera
season, the bringing Of Florence Mac
beth. Percy Granger. and many other
renowned musicians TO Albuquerque.
we owe IA the efforts OF tho Fort
nightly club. Most NJ the worth
while home talent belongs To the
organization and appears under It's
auspices. Our only consolation Is
they viii return In the fail. with big
plans for the next season.
Last weeks program was rendered
hy Mrs Weir, violinist, Mrs. Faw.
%organlat. and AR Klein, tenor.
NNN
LEEDS-wIIL.NMs.
The accompanying item appeared la
the silver Ciy ape OF last week.
MISS LEEDS BRIDE
OF BURTON WILLIAMS
A wedding OF interest 10 ~ host 90
friends was soicmnized In silver CitN
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. whom
Miss Carol Leeds. daughter Of John
r. Leeds. became the bride Of Burton
I. Williams of Clovis. The ceremons
was performed at the Presbyterian
manse, the Rev. j. T.. Moery, min
lister. officiating. Bcsidcs the father
Of the bride. those present were tue
sister OF tho bride. Miss Helen Leeds.
and Miss Mary K~ellahin. Miss Mar
garet smith and Arlington White.
The bride has lived In silver CITY
she has attended the New Mexico
State Normal school She graduates
from the Normal hlgh school last year
and during the school ear Just closed.
took n special course. b also served
as librarian OF the Normal. She has
been very popular In all school AFFAIRS
and "A leader In basketball and otnc;
athletic activities. Her friends are a
legion. She is a daughter OF John r.
Leeds. OF the silver city Independent.
The groom was q former Normal
student M at The outbreak OF the
war entered a students training camp
for army service. He was commits
stoned q second lieutenant Of artillery,
and following the armistice, entered
the officers reserve corps. lie will at
tend each year for three years an Of
ncerr' training camp for a period Of
six weeks. Following "A trip to Clo-
Wis. near which city the groom owns
williams will 60 to Louisville. Ky,
whore Mr.. Williams VIII spend STA
weeks at Camp Knox. attending a re-
serve officers training camp. There
after they will return to Clovis to
mike their home.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
ELEvEN NEw MfsMBERs
INITIATED IN GIRLS RESERVE.

Company d. Corp !. Girl Reserves
Initiated u new members Thursday
evening. The impressive candle light
ing service was used. each initiate
from the red, white and blue candles
IMPLYING health. mental a~iertncss. and
purity.
The new members OF the corr are
Ruth Lighton, Margaret Hubhcll. Ell
len Sevcrno. Grace CoiliHter, Grace
Moore, Amelia Fletcher. Dorothy
Mayne. Mabel Dutchcr. Grace Ryan.
Evelyn Brasey and Mildred Tatum
Misses Oxley. milford and konne
were guests for the evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
TEA ron MRS GILBERT
COSUIICu.

Mrs j. n. Toulouse entertained at
an informal ten for MrA Gilbert
Cosulieh Of El Pnso at her home on
Forester avenue. May 20. Mrs. Co.'S
uiich. who formerly lived In Albu-
qucruuc. ~ here Tor a time visiting.
Mrs Touluuso's tea afforded an OPP
portunity for "a very pleasant re-
unipu with old friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
MRS. HART ENTERTAINS
Al SUPPER PARTY.

Mrs. Martha Hart entertained ut "a
mesa supper party Tor Mts, r. c. Win
Trey, Mrs. Edua Watson. sister ut Mrs.
Winfrcy, aud Miss Grace MiufrN. May
20. The occasion was tho departure
of these three ladies for California. un
the first of June. The company went
out about eight miles on tho mesa lon
Mrs. Harris big Paige. and tool % de-.
liCious supper of hot aud cold Niuuds.
which managed 10 keep thcir heat ANA
GOODNESS wonderfully we'll An un-
usually pleasant timC was HAD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
ALrmA DEITN nAiM.

The Alpha Delta fraternity % the
O. ~ NJ gave their annual ball at
the Masonic Temple last night. Tho
ball room was decorated with stream D..
ctS Of blue and yellow, the fraternity
rolofs. ana over the alcove whore the
orchestra plays was a large black
and gold Alpha Della shield. The
Alpha boltas had n large guest list.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

A farewell party was given to Mrs
W. N. HAYWARD, past matron Of tho
Adah chapter. order Of the Eastern
star, AZ the home OF Airs j. T.. White
sides on South Walter street. Bridge
mha the order Of the afternoon. Airs.
Whitesidcs guests were Mosdamos 9.
q olafk Arthur Becker l. A. White.
4. J.. Williamson, Woodwork, WIKI,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
BRIDGE PAIerY an
Mrs. HIM

Mrs Harry benjamin entertained
hcr bridge club. which meets every
other week. ON Thursday afternoon.
Three TABLES were played The sue
crss ot the club D. apparent Ben tho
frequency NJ itH meetings. 10 has
been VERY I'VE duriig the past winter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

Miss Els1 Myers WIS the honor
guest go u bridge party which Mrs
Kenneth Baldriigc gave az her home
on Thirteenth street Thursday after
noon Th"rc were aiN tables. Miss
Visa Myers. who was formerly a mem
her ot the local forestry service. hut
who o. now employed in tho forestry
service 100 Flagstaff. ARR. renewed
many Of her old acquaintance. aud
met many OF her old friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
MN. A

Mr. George Gcakc II singing again.
and ran be heard ct the morning
service ~ 81. Johns Episcopal Catho-
drai tomorrow In honor ~ Mem
orinal DAY, his solo viii he The
Ninety and Nine." by Campion. This
SINCE has the gift Of choosing the
great sacred compositions which
reach the heart ~ well as delight tho
ears OF his audiences
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
MRS. GIVES
RECEPTION. .

Mrs. Ann scebohn gave a farewell
reception In honor OF her daughter,
hlss Margaret. who leaves ext week
for the east, where abe Will be mar
ried 70 Mr.. Irwin jacobi af Cincinnati
The Sechohn home en- Forester ave-
nuc was very lovely IN pink and white
sweet peas. About 80 guests came to
wish Miss secbohn a long and happy
life, and to bid her q goodbye.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
sEEBoHN.JAcosH. y

MI, and Mrs. julius seebohn an
nnthce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Margaret. 10 Mr. In
YIN Jacob o. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Miss Margaret h a musician here
hho mas made many friends by rea.
son OF her own sweet personality, and
nhahy ADMIRERS By reason OF her mu-
has been orgnniat al the immannel
evangelical Lutheran church. Her
family Is we'll known.
Miss seebohn will leave In a few
leNs WIN friends Tor a visit In sey
Ih"hr, Ind. From there she will 90
70 CINCINNATI, whore. on June 10, the
marriage Will be solemnlHed.
Mr., Jacob Il "a Dol kaener foe a..
southern railroad. II was whila ~
was visiting In the east three wears
ago that Miss seebohn met her nance
aud the romance began.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
MISS PAULINE HUNTER
GIVES BRIDGE PARTY.

Miss Pauline Hunter entertained a.
bridge at her nom on East Central
"wednesday, Two tables were played
Miss Hunters guests were Mrs. George
Taylor, Mrs. " l. Brehmer. Mrs.
Stedman, Mrs Proctor Sherwin, Mrs.
g, r Lowber. Miss Barbara wait and
Miss Florence Wetmore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
norsr r'AnrNM sNN Ysrnno.

A house party that motorcd M u
San Nsidro last week Tor the wcck-
end. the guests Of !. MNciiue MilIcf
and Hugh Bryan. vas composed ut tho
following. Mrs. Aida Sims. Miss Alma
Baldridge. Miss Lorna Lester aud Mr.
Richard Moodsou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
NTH nR. CkTrw Rlgur'

The members Of Oak Grove Wood
man Circle No. 40 met with pr. Cart
wright at tho Doctors homo on East
Central avenue Thursday evening.
There was "a business meeting and q
pleasant social hour afterwafd. when
refreshments were served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
sTtNsoS.wEnER

Miss Grace stlnson Of this city and
Air. w. &. Weber OF Moriarty, we've
married at the Central aycnue Mctn0-
dist church by the Rev A. l. Bow
man, May ~.
Miss stinson IL we'll known here
where she attended school She has
a large number Of friends here who
wish her happiness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

h Weekend Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth BaldridEe are entertaining for
their guest, William Harley Of Dulcie.
\. NJ, with "a ~three-day trip to tho
iecos. Miss Alma Baldridge h 10
one OF the party.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
MF ANp WIS. soL wEnIEn

Mr.. and Mrs. Sol WELLER were AZ
homo tu their friends last SUNDAY ro-
'riNing congratulations upuu the en-
sugomcnl OF their son, David Weller.
10 Miss Naomi Boshwit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

tnnons &. W. Reed. Harry AnpinWnfi.
~ W. Potter. Mitchell. Mrs. George
Mrs Hayward. and MiHs winlfrod
LADIES' am MEETING.
when We see meeting followed hy
q social hour we can't vet away
from the meeting part. but there WAS
= meeting followed b. a social hour
~ a home last week. where tho house
wns q vcritabio bower Of roses. pink
ones, that wcrr 70 fragrant they SEEM
Cd 70 M the house. II the meeting
~ held In the midst OF pink. fragrant
~tectionable about the business part.
II would be nice n We could all trans
act our business amone roses. Per-
haps there wouldn't be 30 many l. ".
VS. then.
But this was the meeting Of tho
adde's, AID society Of the Lad ave-
nue. Methodist church. which WAS
held A. the home Of Mrs n. G.. Otwell.
on West Central. The hosicssna II
the occasion were Mrs. ctweil. Mrs
kyneti. M.= Hay. Mrs. Stewart. ana
Mrs. Tomkins Mrs. Zilmer took
enarge or me business meeting In the
absence Of Mrs. n. 4. Robinson. A
very pleasant social hour. and very
nice refreshments were served.
PIANO RpcrSL
nv MRS. COMES PUrfIS.
The plano pupils Of Mrs. W. 81.
Combs appeared In y recital at the
WOman'a Club Tuesday. The chill
dren reflected c~reditably the training
they had received. Their program
follows.
Andalusian Dance. ..... Bachmann
Fern iIoup. Elizabeth Rouah.
Tho Shepherds Pipe ........ Harkcr
Cornclia Combs
butteroups and Daisies; Happiness
sFsssfsss 1880. .SAftufI0
Fern Houp
cornet Buglc Can; Trombone Bugie
Call Watson
Elizabeth Rouah
Sing Robin Sing; spriugiime
cormclin combs
Chord and Scale Cycle. .....
Fern Houp, Elizabeth Roush.
cormelia Combs
Away. Pretty Robin: Lady Bird.
Eiisa eth Roush
Cradle song: Dolly Lost and Dolly
cormella Combs
A Poem; The Brigade. e.. .ssFtorio
Fern Houp
Daisy Waltz; LullabS Watson
cormeila Combs. Elizabeth Rounh.
Fern Houp
Barn Dance .BllbrO
cormeiln Combs
Goodnight. Fairiea An. 800. Brown
Fern Hcup
Ethyl Hnchai
ON the canal. .....- Bartlett
Esther Horton
In tho Tulip Fields 600. BARTLETT
Vivian Tracy aendron
=. -. a.
Vivian Tracy Hendron. Father Hor-
ton. Ethyl Backai
a Song OF the Wind ...... jenkins
Ethyl Hackal
The Hunters Horn........H arkef
Vivian Tracy Hendron
Marche Miiitalre ......... Schubert
Helen Houp. Helen Schneider
ueislea ..s...F ontainc
Narcisaua Ncvin
Helen Foup
Humareske ..s...s.. pvoruk
Hungarian ktude ...ss.sM ncDOWei
Helen Schneider
Polish Dance r4sss.s.... .Engcl
Helen schneider. Helen Houp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

DISTINGUISHED herself on tho coast b'
the talent which she displayed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

The members Of tile Miapah class ~
the Congregational church were on
tcrtaiued 81 q acifraerfcd supper Afhy
20, AZ tho home Of Mrs. Jones on
Eighth street. About twenty girls
force to this unique entortainment.
tcoutlnued m page iro.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
CARD PARTY FOR
IA a. N LADIES

Mrs ". n. Waliirg entertained the
officers and driii team OF Cottonwood
Grove No. 3, Woodmen Of the World.
az a card party al her home Tuesday
played. and a very ENJOYABLE aftor-
oon spent. Mrs. W8iling's Eucaia
were Meadamcs Mccrcary, Ritien-
house, Torroy, Louden, Bambrnok.
FOurncllc, bowdich ~iiaincs. Cocran.
stewart, Stiain, nainoy. Dailncn. fiali.
Bryan. Brown. coppman, Mock. n, ~.
Wright and Befndison Mrs McCreav
second prize. The cut prize was ven
hy Mrs. Torrev.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
MORE rIoNEEas LEAVE Us.

For more years thai most OF ~ can
remember, Mt and Mrs. Eugene With
nave lived In Albuquerque, on Noun
thih Road. No many Albuquoraueans
have visited there. danced there. dined
more and played there. that they have
come To look upon u as one Of the
changeieHs landmarks o. the town.
Now the Withs announce TO their
friends that they are. leaving jane
Tor mi Re, whore they will make
their permanent home. Mr.. Win has
established his business, the state dis
uthutton plant Of the Coca Cola com
pany IN that city, aud ~honceforth All
nv interests VIII be centered Tiers.
Eng.ne With, Dr. a member Of I'M
looal Knights of Columbus. u now In
santa re, ~ h another son or the
family, Carr, who Is tho football can.
tain OF the A. II. =. team. Miss Vic
torine' after spending a summer In
california, will return 10 Albuqueraue
10 I'VE with her sister. Mis-. r. MAKER
nntl the close OF the school term. She
y one OF the teachers at the Candc-
larias-GricEos school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

The lighting effects OF the play the
Juniors put on last week. The Piper
were produced under the direction Of
bhren idnthicum. an alumnus OF the
high school. who volunteered his ser
vices for tho occasion. The work
showed that " Was a labor u love. =
Tor only the most painstakinr care
could have produced the effect that
was the beautiful feature OF the piay.
IN the Hcene Of n hollow hill. n deep
crimson light waa played upon tho
stage Swing "a perfect impression. OF a
urr~lighfod Cavern
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
Mrs, wUTTFsIDEs GIVES
HHfBGE PATTY

neIcn noap and MsIsa schneider
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
D~REssMAKING CLAss Ar y. W.

The dressmakinE CLASSES under the
supervision Of Miss Fundier are pro-
eressing very nicely. There are
morning, afternoon and evening
classes. Anyone interested telephone
the Y. w G. A. eos for particulars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
Hs,ys.ygd hnayAP wILL GIVE

seventy Ave members Of Ballut Alb
yad Temple OF the Mystic Shrinct arc
70 leave Albuquerque June n for
Portland, Oregon, TO attend the i'm :
porial council there. on June %. 20.
and -, They are going to stage a
navajo ceremonial dance there. All
trimmed up with bcada. braceiete war
paint and feathers. for which they
VIII be especially trained by Dr. Gar
cta, a real indian. Before they leave.
however they are going 10 give ~ a
dress ehenrHa here, up on the mesa,
they can possibly arrange Il, and so
tnrough an Their sonEa M dances.
We can easily picture the ~sennation
thcy viii make IN thai Indian-le4r
country They will make a hit right
W here whore perhaps many an In
dian will come to witness ii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
MNN. NIIEUIF INTI
Al II nI-n.

The Tuesday club closed It's years
work with the meeting az Mrs. NJ n.
Hickey's home last Tuesday. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

lnson, G. ~ Reed. Harry AapinwniI.
- W. Potter, Mitchell. Mrs. George
Craig. 4. NJ DORIS. the honor guest.
schuicr.
The Washington times., 1920-09-28
ADvER1TsEMENT.
PRIZE CONTEST CAUSING THOUSANDS
TO GAZE IN DRUG STORE WINDOWS

tions. Anyone may get ono or several
blanks by merely asking for them.
Ono question is-Which ono of tho
four pictures has tho greatest appeal
and portrays best the use of this fam
Gus tonic (explain why In about %
words).
Then they ask you TO either criticiss
or praise their stores whichever you
like In ten words and the best answers
win the big cash prizes. The other
four questions are easy and II is all
for the purpose OF getting folks to
study these pictures. The criticisms
and praise OF stores are wanted to
give the management a line on what
people think OF Peoples Drug stores.
Announcement OF cash prizes have
appeared In this paper and will be
found pasted up in tho windows of
the stores in which pictures appear.
at Tth and Il. 9TH and X, 7th and M.
and 1Ith and @ streets ". w. All
four stores are within easy walking
distance OF each other and for
profitable evening stroll tonight, At
lunchtime or any time between nou
and october 2; II can't bs beat. The
contest closes October . and prizes
Will be allotted promptly
The Washington times., 1920-09-28
WINTER TO RELIEVE
SHORTAGE
Reserve Stocks Low, but Cold
Weather Brings Decreased
Consumption.

Gasoline shortage In the United
states will be svsrted because the
winter months will cut down automo-
bile consumption.
Reserve stocks are low and the
situation under normal conditions
would be menaoinG. according to III. r.
Mason, petroleum economist OF the
Bureau OF Mines.
on August there was only twenty
nve days supply of gasoline on hand.
The refinery stocks have not In
creased since that time. but during
the winter months will be repien-
ished owing to the decrease In motor
consumption.
The fact remains. however, ttat the
production OF petroleum In the United
States. which has almost doubled
since January, 1917. and is now at
far higher point than IL was during
the war. has failed to keep pace with
consumption Of petroleum with the
tremendous expansion OF the automo-
bile industry in the country
Tho new nelds of petroleum re-
Gently developed in Texas. Arkansas,
and Arizona are not as plentiful In
their gasoline content as were the
Cushing nelds In oklahoma, which
have not passed their peak point OF
output. Like the Tampico relds In
Mexico, they are fuel rather thin mo-
tor oils and do not ofrer much hope
for the future.
The oil shale Industry has not yet
reached the commercially practicable
stage, but experts OF the Geological
Survey and the Bureau OF Mines ex-
pect that progress along this line
may be expected in the near future.
Shale oil, of which there are almost
unlimited qpantities in the United
States. win not come as direct gift
OF nature" as does petroleum, but
will have to be mined in much the
same manner as Is anthracite and
bitumi nous coal. AS soon as a pro-
cess can be found for refining and
marketing 1t on a commercial basis
II will relieve to large extent the
present ruinous consumption demands
on the petroleum industry.
The Washington times., 1920-09-28
Germany, Bemoaning
Political Ignorance,
Starts School Course

BERLIN, Sept ss.-BeIisvins
Germany owes no small part Of hor
present predicament TO the lack OF
political wisdom, her people and
leaders have determined that tho
German people of tho coming day
will not be reproached for political
ignorance and to that end have
started a high school, for politics.
Tho school Ia in Berlin. II will
open In October. Its courses will
provide for systematic studies. both
scientific and popular. in political
methods. Tho faculty includes sew
eral OF the present cabinet minis
ters, among them tho minister OF
foreign affairs, DR.. Simon, also a
number OF former members OF Ger
man administrations and Profs.
Delbruck, sombsrt, Rohrbach and
Rathenau. Gertrude Banner will
have charge OF the studies Of the
women.
Entrance to the school will h.
without examination.