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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
SUPPER TABLE GOSSIP

den OF New Mexico for i've years, Is
widely known as n sportsman and has
friends all oVc the southwest. He
in meeting with marked success In
extending the popularity Of the Vim
chester products In New Mexico.
Ten new members were taken into
the Loyal order of Moose at an initia-
ton held last night. The initiates were
Il. 4. Baldridge, A.. Mattcucci, q. W.
Del Frate. Louis bel Fratc. Frank
P%ctroni, S. s. Mitchell, John Ponna-
guido, a. s.. Moragu. Schro O.. Chavez
and +. II. Berry. Another Initiation
will be held on nCst Thursday oven
ing when seven more members VIII
be taken into the order.
The first session Of the forestry
night school was held last night at
the forest service headquarters office
with a good attendance. Aldo Leopold
and Joseph Kircher conducted IA lee
tprc on tree botany. The next session
will be held on Tuesday evening when
Herman Krauch will TAX upon sill
yics."
REPORTS OF the III Pnso. meeting OF
the southwestern branch of the Amer
lean Association for the Advance ent
OF Science were given at the regular
weekly assembly AT the University
this morning. DIR. j. -. Clark and
Professor Coan who attended the con-
Vention were the speakers. Miss
Evangelino Smith, a student, a V u
vocol solo at the opening OF the as
Ecmbly.
A divorce has been granted To San'
tos Garcia on tn grounds OF abandon
mcnt. The couple were married in
Old Albuquerque In 1919.
Frederick Wcbber. who wns mr.
rested here several days ago II the
request OF Denvcr authorities. W.
taken to Denver today In the custody
OF j. w. donaldson, deputy sheriff OF
Denver county. The latter arrived
here from II pnso. webber IL want
cd In Denver on the charge OF stealing
some clotaes.
Two employees Of tho federal board
for vocational education have Sc
signed. Miss Sophia Potgetter has
resigned to go to her home In Iowa
and Jose Jordi. contact officer of the
board, has resigned to return to his
private business at Las Vegas. The
resignation OF Miss Potgetter IL Ia
take effect on December 10 ~ tn,
resignation OF the other Is to become
effective Immediately.
Kennel sordan pleaded guilty 10
the charge of vagrancy this morning
and was fined S2b. A complaint had
been made against him by j.. III.
Springer, but the latter dropped the
charge after Jordan was fined
A meeting of the Council Of Jcwlsl
Women will be held tomorrow a
2:30 at Albert temple.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Second New Building
Al Menaul School Is
Under Construction

a new administration building
which II is hoped to dedicate at the
spring commencement has been be-
gun at the MenHul school. The build
ing. being erected at y cost Of SIT 900,
IL The second new building added to
the campus this ear. II teachers
dormitory and dining hall having
been completed in August.
The main building is located in
front of those now in use and in the
center OF a group which the Won
ans board OF home missions Of the
Presbyterian church proposes to COM
plctc eventually. The plans call for
four more new buildings.
II Is proposed to Increase the ca
pacity OF the school to accommodate
about ESQ pupils. The present m
rollmcnt Of 1871 taxes the capacity OF
the equipment. II was necessary 10
deny Ambulance to 100 pupils this
year. The neX building will probably
be a dormitory. The building o
under construction provides an au
ditorium which will seat 500 persons
business offices and Is class rooms
New Jersey pine forests have beer
found good for growing fruit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

New Jersey pine forests have been
found good for growing fruit.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-05

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faith in DR. Pierce's favorite Prescrip-
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girl became all rundown, weak and
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gave me the Prescription and II restored
me TO perfect health. "--MRs A. THoN0,
33ls Spencer 81
Houston. Texas Or Pierce's Fav-
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and always felt much better in every
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Ass, 2f2i Freeman 81
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u promotes perfect regularity II soothcs
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Wilson, stating that they all had the
I flu and her sister was real sick.
T. J Davis hauled bale Of cotton
10 town Friday.
j. X. Williams called at Slide
I Thursday.
r. W Harrist and Emma and Ora
dy and Green Harrist, all went to
town Thursday.
The Foster school stopped Friday
on account of the flu.
Mr.. Haw, representing the Bank
ers Life Insurance Co. called at Slide
Friday evening.
c. l.. Reigcr and wife and Tommie
Cannon motored TO Lubbock Friday
evening.
DR.. Baugh was out in the Lakevew
and Slide communities Friday look
ing after the flu patients.
Most every family have more or
less flu.
Mrs c. ID Hubbard attended the
music conference at Lubbock Thurs
day.
Mrs c. L. Reiger and son, Odell,
visited relatives Saturday ard Sun
day in Lubbock.
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION IN
PROBATE
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable
of Lubbock County. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded TO
cause to be published Tin a newspa-
per Of general circulation. which has
been published continuously and reg
ularly for a period of not less than
one year in your County, at least
once n week for consecutive weeks
previous to the return day hereof,
copies of the following notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To all persons interested in the
Estate OF William S. Wagner, de-
ceased. Ella A. Wagner. has filed an
application in the County Court Of
Lubbock County on the 18th day of
January, 1920, for Probate of the
Will of William s. Wagner, Deceas-
ed, which said application will be
heard by said Court on the 18th day
Of April. 1920. at the Court House
of said County, in Lubbock. Texas,
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See Our Line Of
Toilet Articles

7 IA pound girl on the 26th. The
mother and babe are doing nicely
J. G. Stanford and wife carried
the mail Tuesday.
j. F.. Hubbard went 10 Wilson on
business Monday.
j. G. Stanford and wife visited
their children Wednesday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dowcll Stanford, near Lubbock.
Mr.. Coleman and wife, Of Joe
Stokes. visited w. h. Copeland, Wed
nesday.
c. A. Hubbard went to Wilson
Wednesday, after load of coal
Arthur Nettles and Sailor Williams
went 10 Lubbock with load Of cot
ton Wednesday
Sailor Williams and wife visited
W b Copeland and family Monday.
T. = Davis hauled a bale Of cotton
TO town Wednesday.
Miss lnez and Laura Harris, are
picking cotton for T. j. Davis this
week.
j. w. Ellison and wife, Of Lubbock
were shopping al Slide Wednesday.
Mr. Coleman, Of Joe Stokes. shop
ped az Slide Wednesday.
p p Posey's family are all down
with flu this week.
Henry Hilton and daughter and
Jimmy Basseau. were shopping at
Slide Friday
J. + Hubbard's nephew. Mr. Visal
from North Carolina, came in Tues
day 10 spend the summer with his
uncle
Mrs. VI. l.. Williams Is spending
the week end with her daughter, Mrs
Dowell Stanford. near Lubbock
Sam Moore's family all have the
flu and are doing nicely al this writ
ing
The county sheep Inspector called
nj Slide Thursday.
There viii be box supper az the
Foster school house on Feb. 7th for
the purpose Of getting shades for the
school house. Remember the date.
Feb 7th Everyone invited
Odell Reiger is on the sick list this
week
Claude Oxford went to Lubbock
Thursday 10 move Robert Ellison and
wife out 70 the Ellison ranch two
miles west Of Slide.
Volney and Tince Farris passed
Slide Thursday driving a nice bunch
Of cattle 10 the stalk fields
Mr. Carraway called at the home
Of Jim Mabray Wednesday and kill
ed a nice fat beef for the market.
y W. Moore and wife are spend
ing the weekend with Sam Moore
and family. caring for them while
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at which time all persons who are in
terested in said Estate are required
to appear and answer said application
should they desire TO do so.
Herein Fail Not, but have you be-
fore said Court, on the first day Of
the next term thereof. this Writ, with
your return thereon. showing how
you have executed the same.
Witness my hand and official seal,
at Lubbock, Texas, this l4th day Of
January, 1920.
SAM T. DAVIS, Clerk.
County Court, Lubbock County, Tex.
(29-4)
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SLIDE HAPPENINGS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Well. we all enjoy the nice sun
shine since the cold wave Of Friday
and Saturday.
The shower that came Friday made
a nice season for blowing when the
ground thaws out.
Born, to Dowell Stanford and wife
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-05

HA' ~ "AANA
benefited me
greatly every
tnns and |
would never
hesitate to
recommend
tAis medicine
gtoau women
who become
10 cr II % a
weak and
rundown,
especially
while bring
in z up a
family
AiRs Dit
Ia LIZA, ffI3
Center Sc.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-05

Farmers-Bring those broken
parts on your implements. gas en-
gines, automobiles. etc, TO Us. we viii
weld them and guarantee them never
10 break. Save time and money
Lubbock Welding Co. Soft
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-05

they have the flu.
Mrs. Lonnie Williams received a
message Friday from her sister at
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-05

Two things concern everyone: In
come and outgo. War Savings
Stamps invested in regularly will
keep the outgo from equalling or ex-
ceedlng the income.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-05
BRINGING UP A FAMILY

Houston, Texas After motherhood
| always took DR. Pierce's Favoriie Pre-
seription 10 build me up and strengthen
Il
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-02-05

We have the most complete line of these ar
ttcles now that we have ever had and you
will be sure to find what you want in this
line at our store
Evening star., 1920-05-30

,Iheater and Ph0t0play

New York. Miss Dennis played in stock
in Lancaster. Pa, with Edwin Forsbers.
director of the Garrick Players; then
with Julia Arthur in 1.-The Eternal Mag
dalene." and then for picture. Robin
son Crusoe," for Henry w. Savage.
Following a season in stock in Sioux
City. Iowa. Miss Dennis was featured for
ten months in Selig photoplays. later tour,
ing for seven months in "Mary's Ankle.
After a brief season as ingenue WIN
Emily Stevens in THE Gentle Wife' at
the Vanderbilt Theater. New York. sne
played the lead in Come On. Charley
at the Forty-eighth Street Theater.
Last summer she played in stock IN
Rochester, N Y, and during the regular
season was in pictures and Leading
woman in stock in Troy.
Janet Beecher's Record.-"I think !
always wanted to go upon the stage
said Janet Beecher. II had the desire
as far back as 1 can remember.
finally got my opportunity in the all
it was revived in New York in 1901.
Later in the same season Joined Mrs.
Patrick Campbell in The Sorceress.'
and later went with Digby Bell IN
The Education of Mr.. Pipp.' To EMU
merate all the roles I have played
space in these days of white paper
shortage. but of recent years I might
mention the leading feminine role in
Mr.. Belasco's production of The Con-
cert and the Empress Josephine in
The Purple Road also appeared in
the original production of Fair and
warmer; and two seasons ago 1 Gre
ated the leading feminine role in The
Pipes OF Pam Last season 1 was in
The Woman in Room 49, The early
part OF this year was leading woman
with John Drew in The Cat Bird
now ! am back with Mr.. Belasco in
Caii the Doctor which means the
realization of an ambition which 7
cherished since the days Of The Con-
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=
to passion One is always certain
that his picturess however ,melo-
dramatic they may be, are free from
vileness and unciean suggestion. Hart
has had many -imitators. bnt, few II
any rivals.
Jackie Saunders, "the sunkissed
star Of California" has been engaged
to play the role opposite William
Farnum in his new picture, The
Scuttlers."
**.*
Emile Chautard. the noted. French
director, is to make a series of super
special productions, the first of which
will be basedfon the popular detective
stories. "Fantomas," by Pierre Sou
vestre and Marcel Allan. >,
X X
Upton Sinclair's novel. The Money
Changers" has. been adapted tozthe
screen in. an, elaborate production,
which, in its flm form. deals with
the dramatic plot elements; OF the
novel and it's colorful slum and
Chinatown atmosphere rather than
with political and class themes.
X 4 \
Colleen Moore, Marshall Neilan's
leading woman, is winning fame with
mo hats for summer movement to
break the high prices for women's
millinery.
e Madge Kennedy will have her first
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BELASCO-"Call the Doctor. >,

Call the Doctor" a new comedy by
Jean Archibald. will be presented by
this week.
While nothing is being disclosed in
ADVANCE concerning it's story. it ts
promised the play is essentially hu-
an absorbing theme in fresh and
unhackneyed manner. -
II Is the initial effort of a new
playwright whom Mr.. Belasco has
discovered, and who is said to have
written worthy successor to Mr..
6eiasco's other well known sue
cesses.-
A distfnguished company assembled
by Mr.: .Beiasco includes Philip Meri-
vale. William Morris, John Amory,
Janet Beecher, Charlotte Walker,
Jane Houston Fania Marinoff, Mrs
Tom Wise. Barbara Milton and Rea
Martin. sA. +. 80.
Mr.. Belasco will be. here In person
for the entire .elGaKement.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
COSMOS" SNAPSHOTS"

Julian Hall and Girls as the ad-
vance notice reads. will present one of
the two big headliners at the Cosmos
Theater this week 1t is called Snap
shots and is an offering Of six delight
full scenic entertainments leading to a
composite and enjoyable production.
Each scene has its own songs. dancing
features and novelties. and 'the COM
pany" is declared "irresistfbly fetching
and apt" The other big number will be
Byron Halls noted comedy sketch, THE
Once Boy" presented by Eddie Carr,
nimblest of comedians. and company.
Ungaro Romany, master violinist, will
bring an offering unique; Lazar and
Dale, a laughable musical burlesque,
Joining the Union: Shelvey Brothers
and Girls. songs. dances and novelties ;
the Kitara Japs. the best features of
Japanese entertainment, and Freed,
Raynor and Crosby. a trio of funny
knockabout comedians. The added mat
inee feature will be Marshall Neilan,s
great production. The Rivers End. i"
The Fox comedy. THE Great Nickel
Robbery" new Mutt and Jeff and the
Pathe News will complete the program.
A fine bill of vaudeville and Aim fea-
lures is promised for today. starting at
pm.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
B. F. KEITH'S-Vaudeville..

Positive assurance Is given that
Helen Keller will appear twice every
day this week at B. F. Keith's She
will be accompanied by Anne Sullivan
Macy, her lifelong teacher and friend.
1t is almost superfiuous to state that
Miss Keller is the same blind, deaf,
and formerly dumb girl, whose cease
less struggle against Fate has won
her a victory without parallel in the
worlds history. This wonderful story
will be told and illustrated on Keith's
stage.
The added attraction will be Yvette
Kiviats sartorial and song spectacle,
Vanity Fair" staged by Ned Way
burn, lyrics by Bert Kalmar, music by
Harry Ruby. :. Featured are Bobbie
O'Neill and Alvira Yates. with a large
company. in ten musical numbers
Richard Conn leads the orchestra.
Other offerings include William
Brack and his company Of eccentric
comedians: Harry Deli, singing his
own melodies: Donovan and Lee. in
Doing Well. Thank You; Collins and
Hart. as Two Strong Mem; Bert
Howard. pianist. and Margot and
Francois. in stunts on stilts. with
Topics of the Day and kinograms.
Today at and SIS pm. for the
last times, the Ford Sisters. the Gre
ole Fashion Plate and an the past
weeks numbers will be presented.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Colonial Beach.

The steamer St. Johns leaves again
for Colonial Beach at am. today
and will make still another trip to-
morrow. Memorial day. at the same
hour. from the 7th street wharf Spe-
cial arrangements have been made for
music and dancing.
Salt water bathing. boating. fishing
and Grabbing are features at Colonial
Beach. where more attractions are
provided this year than ever before.
Special forty mile moonlight" trips,
popular during past seasons. will be-
gin Tuesday, when the st. Johns will
leave at PM. going forty miles down
the river, returning to the city about
IL pm. Dancing rain or shine The
forty mile run will be made every
evening. in June except Saturday and
Sundays days OF the Colonial Beach
trim. -
Evening star., 1920-05-30
"Four Jacks and a Queen"

The title reads like a poker game, but
-Four Jacks and a Queen" has nothing
to do with cards or gambling. 1t is
George >Gruenwald's new musical come
delta, which heads the Cosmos Theater
bill next week. And they say It Is
good one. Jean Chase and company of
five will bring its companion piece,
"Peggy's Wedding Day." mystery
farce by Howard Chase. without music.
Stafford and De Ross, with capable
company, will bring terpsichorean SEN
satons; Marie Russell, the Kentucky
Nightingale. beautiful songs. in which
she is assisted by Jean. a, -viplinist;;
Warden Brothers, acroba tics :. upside
down: HILBERT and Male, entertainment
by "those southern gentlemen and
Lew Wallace, a versatile jester of wide
David Warks sGrifith,s
great production. 1.-The Idol Dancer"
will be the special matinee attraction,
and Mack Sennett's Let Her Co., a
new Mutt and jeff and the Pathe News
complete the bill ~ 49,. = {,
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Chesapeake Beach.

Chesapeake Beach. Washingtpn's
nearby salt water resort. which open
ed for the season yesterday, continues
its opening celebration today and to-
morrow, with all Of last years at
fractions, including the roller coaster,
the merry-go-round, the bowling al
leys and numerous pleasure booths.
all the amusements being built on the
water.
A foremost attraction will be the
large dancing pavilion, with Bert
Saulsman, the Jazz King who made
the "Wahoo Dance popular last year.
directing the orchestra, enlarged to
eight pieces.
Other attractions are rustic benches
and luncheon pavilfons, with shady
picnic grounds, from which an ex-
cellent view of Chesapeake bay can
be obtained.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Great Falls Park.

Great Falls Park opens its season
today. Scenic beauty and historic
attractions make it popular with
summer visitors to the National Cap:
ital. Free admission, free dancing.
concerts by the Great Falls Ladies'
Orchestral and many other popular
amusements are provided, including
merry-ge-founds. slides. sand piles
and swings for the children. At
night the park and Great Falls are
Illuminated by powerful search
lights and colored electric lights.
Electric trains leave 36th and M
streets northwest for Great Falls.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
GARRICK- -"Polryanna, "

"Po1Iyanna" will be Vesented here
for the first time in stock at the
Shubert-Garrick Theater. this week,
commencing at tomorrow's matinee.
The diverting characters in Eleanor
H. Rorter's stories of world wide cir
culation show how an orphan girl
with her sunny nature and quantity
optimistic epigram alters the mental
attitude of many weary and embit-
tered human beings It's scenes are
laid in a New England village and
visualize the familiar characters and
incidents OF the glad books"
Amy Leah Dennis, . newcomer to
the Garrick Players. will be cast in
the title role. The cast will include
Anne Morrison, Edith Campbell
Walker. John Roche. Edward Mackay
and others. s--.g
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NATI0NAL-sRobin Hood. !"

The Aborn Comic Opera companyss
initial performance tomorrow night at
the New National Theater will be the
ever-popuiar 'Robin1Hood.'
The production. staged by Charles
n. Jones. win be elaborate, and the
Louis KroH.
In the cast that will be heard in the
eight performances this week will be
Fritzie Won Busting as Alanadale; and
Maude Gray as Maid Marian. Other
old favorites will be Forrest HUI
and Arthur Cunningham, as Little
John and Will Scarlet; John r. Phil
lips. Harlan Briggs. Phil Branson,
Clarence Kay. Eva Quintard and Ot-
tillfe Corday. q =
Evening star., 1920-05-30

The Real wonder Of the WorlA.-
When Helen Keller went into Keith
vaudeville the New York papers made
quite to-do over the event, the Tribune
describing ii as follows:
"Strains Of a catchy jazz tune hoated
up from the orchestra pit and into the
wings of Mt Vernon's vaudeville theater.
On the stage cavorted Frisco and his
derby hat, assisted by several barefoot
maidens in classic costume. A woman
watched from the wings. her bright,
laughing blue eyes sightless-unable to
hear the strumming of the violins. the
brassy blare of the trumpets and the
deep boom of the bass drum. Yet she
swayed in perfect time with the music,
expressing her pleasure in happy laugh
ter. The youngsters. their bit over,
futtered off the stage and gathered
around Helen Keller. thrilled at meeting
the wonderful woman. who. by her pa
tience and indomitable spirit, has over
come the severest physical handicaps
against which human being can be
asked to labor.
Helen Keller ran her sensitive fingers
over the costumes of the dancers She
felt their feet and found them bare
Then she stopped over and pressed her
lips against their cheeks and hair Every
one knows that Helen Keller has been
a happy. courageous woman. but now
In her debut on the vaudeville stage, in
her backstage intimacy with the per-
formers in the two-a-day. she is hap
rier than she has ever been before. 1t
is not necessary for her to tell one that
she has entered upon an adventure in
a fairy world and that she is having
great fun.
talking with the actors, who are eager
10 meet her: to observe her on the stage
when she demonstrates her ability to
talk and answer questions with the
rapidity and brillance Of wit that
startles the audience. She has studied
at college: she has lectured she has
heard opera singers by feeling their lips
with her finger tips: she has written
books she has met famous men and
women in the world. but now with her
life long teacher and friend. Anne Sulli-
van Macy. she has made her debut in
vaudeville and is in magic world. The
Palace audiences are seeing her in the
sweetest love story in the world The
act was arranged by George Alfred Lew
is Mrs. Macy has devoted many years
of her life to the education and train
ing of Miss Keller. and the love story
Is the affection teacher has for pupil and
pupil ard teacher
The New InEenue.-Amy Leah Den
mis- who has Just Joined the Garrick
Players and will make her debut in the
little role of "Pollyanna" tomorrow after
noon. though young in years. has had
wide thea trical experience.
Miss Dennis made her initial stage
appearance in stock in Paterson. y. J
Next she understudied Patricia Collinge
I THE original "Pollyanna." in He Comes
I-p Smiling" Then she PLAYED ar the
Sa ndboX Theater. New York. and then
went into pictures. appearing for six
months In Mutual productions.
After playing the ingenue in Our
Children" at the Maxine Elliott Theater.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Tito Rufo. June 6.

Tito Ruffo. the famous Metropolitan,
baritone. will head galaxy Of New
York artists. including famous pfa-
mist, soprano. contralto. tenor and
dancer" in a mammoth concert and
entertainment at the Shubert- -Belasco
Theater. next Sunday afternoon. The
appearance of Ruffo Is q certainty. 1t
is announced. but the names Of the
other artists are withheld Jest
through unavoidable circumstances
they should be unable to come to Wash
ington >s-'