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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
ORDERS NEW OEP0TS

Montgomery Ala. sept l' thr y
ahAnn public service commission TO-DAY
ordered the construction ~ eew depels
~ Opciika, Busseii,llle hnd kluhTeush
following the p~r-rntation ~ evidence
which showed - stations we're needed
THE railroads ronirnded they Wete
without funds Nith which 20 erect the
dtpots
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
VIOLENT BATTLE ON u.s.
mile FRONT In GALICIA

Paris, Sept 10-A violent hiit'e s.
raging on i75-mile front w POLAND
and GalIcla. according 20 soviet war
once communicate wircicssed from
Moscow today n SAYS.
"North Of Brest LitovHk our troops
have reached the Lensa river. There
isS violent hghting east g Hruhie5of
aud along the Pug river N the direc-
tion OF Iemberg we captured several
British guns In tho sector of Niad-
iinir VolynsM we smashed enemy Mt
iempts 70 force a crossing of 'hs Rug
river We advanced In the direction
Of RohatyW'
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
President Refuses
Coal Miners Request

Washington, Sept. To-
President Wilson, in tele-
gram today to representatives
of the anthracite mine work
ers in PENNSYLVANIA, refused
to grant their request to re-
convene the joint scale com
mittee of operators and min
ers for the purpose of consid-
ering a new wage award.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
WOULD ADVISE MINERS
END STRIKE ON CONDITION

wikesbarre. Pa, Sept. 10 = Enoeh
williams leader Of 100000 anthracite
coni strlkerE. this afternoon nj TAYLOR.
declared TINT he would advice the min
crs N 70 hack 10 work II n Joint com.
mittoc of optratorH and miners rledred
tn remedy wording conditions aud raise
wnaos. were convened Oihcrwla7 tho
strike will continue undated. he In
formed iic IutrriW;iounl HrNa Service.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
UNSETTLED, SAYS BILLY

Mr. President !
arise sir. In tins
senate great 10 ~
trOslucE o. new
member from the
Fourth eHthtc To
introduce another
writer who hAE
penend his way 90
fnme. who hn .
hRttlrd hls way 90
fortune brratihr
sir. he was Rhuie
You mny not llke
his ideas. YOU may
not like his style
YOU may think he
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
GUILTY MANSLAUeHTER

Huntsville. Ala Sept 10 Daniel
Giiehriat, prominent cotton merchant of
Fnirtiand. Ala. WAS convicted ~ the
cirguii court a' Mouiton today for man
slaughter in The hrHi degree in cpunec-
lion with the killing of v T.. Mann a
f,sretEnt plsutsr nt Couftiaud Gll-
rhri.t VAS sentenced 20 q year aud a
dsg
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
Time to Send Somebody
To Penitentiary-COx

Spokane. wash. Sept. TO-
Gov. Gov. o. Ohio. democratic
nominee for the presidency. dis.
cuasina denlais of campaign fund
charges bv Republican National
Chairman VIII Aays. and others.
declared IN a speech 20 first vet
tera a. the Union station here
to-day that u is time. IN order 20
put ! step 20 corruption 20 send
somebody 20 the penitentisry."
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
To Draft Constitution
For Fiume Reubllc

London. sept e.-Gaertele
d'Annunsio. who issued a procla-
nation declariag Fiume 20 be a
free and Independent state has
summoned the F1ume assembly 10
meet to draw un Q constitution,
said an ENchauge Telegraph dis
tntch from Rome today n'Annun-
~io aad his followers have held
Plume pist a wear.
The n'Annunzian troops have
taken the cath % fcNlty to the
new republic. q Is said
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10

s radical and his opinions wila But
Nr ircsident he has concaFs and take
pleasure here today. IN introducing Tom
Watson from the ncids Of new mJNn
has
Tho weather Partly cloudy tonight
and unsettled SatudnF.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
LEADER OF STRIKERS

Rttshurch sept. t0.-NHn \. bitaef,
former president of the United Ashe
Workers In .. fiushursh Hlsltles' ',', VS.
TODAY s,fr0t ta lead the striking min-
rrs ~ AletHnta. according 20 announce.
nirut hV ires5leut John l. Lewis. oi
the United Mime Workers ot Amerlea-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-10
CENSUS BULLETINS

Wa-hinFi01. sept ih-Msrln, Tex.
tgiat iurrrase Of sgs or ~ per cent.
Jackson Miss trevlsed gs,SiT, pre-
,iausly HnnoiAced a. 2s.659-
NJ, c. &sT. L. WRECK; NONE HURT
A derbliment en- the W a. A. division
~ tho s.. g. & St T. railway oe-
CURED FRIDAY morning near Tunnel Nm
The Nrrcker was sent out from fhatta-
nooFa. tho track heinE cleared within a
few minutes after the arrival u the re-
tisf train. No ore was hurt and No
damage done The der3iiment occurred
of worktraiu,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07

CHICAGO. Feb. WIN the
nfty-hrst annual convention of the
National American Woman SUE
ttnEo association, 20 Dee held iu
Chicago February ~ to IS. be the
last convention OF this body
TINS question, say the suffrage
leaders. will form "a art Of one OF
the most important discussions OF
the conventiun-the future ct the
national suffrage body. after the
expected r"atihgation OF the fed
erHl suffrage amendment.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. or
New York city, president OF the
association, viii preside. The
convention viii be loo the nature
OF q victory celebration combined
with a centennial commomcrutiou
ot the birthday uf Susan B. An
thouy.
INC convention program. which
has not yet been fully completed,
Includes t pageant Then and
Now" This pageant IN designed
to show the difference between
the first gathering OF the urgani-
zntion, In 1862 and the present
one. which may be the last. The
date set for II is Monday evening,
February 10. Mrs. James W. Nor
risur Of Chicago, has charge OF ID.
The big banquet OF the conven-
tiuu is scheduled for Saturday.
February ~. and n being planned
under the direction OF Mrs. A. ~.
Schwcizer OF Chicago. Mrs. j. ".
McGUw Of Chicago In chairman
Of the subcommittee on program
arrangements. The general COM
mitton on local arrangements for
the convention Is headed by Mrs.
Grace Wilbur Trout OF Chicago,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
THE CNAT.N
Wy TONIGHT.

It viii happen at tho Woman's club
this evening on this twenty-second
day A. y, which II you aren't a Gnat-
nooger. or q friend OF a G%nnt-noopcr.
you won't appreciate until all the de.
tails Of the coming soiree are given
out to the press.
The organization itself. composed Of
intcr-frrtoruity men from tho uni
Norsity and down town" good fell
lows, lives "a enjoy life. Its i'm
mediate object IL TO memorabilia In
a fitting munnor the late lamenteG
John Il. The programs for the dance,
OF course les 20 dance. are clcverly ar
ranged and the analr promises TO be
ono huge frollc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
%TINCTION.

The walls Of The AlNurddo hotel
Mondar night echoed To- the rhythm Or
music laughter, oratory ana dancing
Tho occasion was he annual social
gathering Of the church family Of the
Immaculate Conception parish to eel
citrate The 18th birthday Of the order
of the knights OF Columbus.
There were more than i've hundred
knights ana their ladies present The
hotel Hobbies were crowded, the par
loru filled, the stairways u upstairs
dressing rooms througed with girls
the while informal greetings were ok
changed early In the evening The
crowd prohibited the formal receiving
line and this lack seemed to please
everybody and promote more genial
conversation At nine o'clock the
procession formed and TO orchestra
music marched into the dining room
where flower dressed tables In u
huge horseshoe with a line down IN"
center wee soon surrounded by the
diners. The scene was one to ne re-
membered. Ladies la evening gowns.
men In dress suits, flowers every
where. At the head OF the table
stood the POSTMASTER. Hon =. y,
Wood. with Reverend Father Manda-
lari on his right aud Reverend Father
Iawtun on the left. The blessing was
spoken by Father Mandalari During
ihe six course dinner served with pre-
rIalnn and daintinoss. an orchestra
dispenHed music OF such class, the
diners forgot 10 dine, 10 listen and
applaud. HetV cen courses q choice
program was given, Mrs 'hurle'
White sang Cadman'r Land Of SKY
Rlue Water" Her FUN rich tones
suggested those OF Mrs, Winn, Al
encore wal demanded. Miss Hortons'
Switzer ana Bill Mcdonald made IN,
usual hit aud were recalled 10 sina
lovely southern melody. Miss Doris
Pinsau was a spirit OF grace as sh,
danced az Interpretation OF a "Hn.
walian Ecstnsy" rud was recalled Tn
second dance was Egyptian and ltk'
the first exhibited beautiful supple
ness OF The arms and wrists IN
groap OF humorous anecdotes told B.!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07

hsh. both pleased. Mrs. Tom Hughes
followed the -inger In skillful piano
accompaniment Gulli-Curcl was
heard too. Hers was an "cmhalmed"
solo heard ON tho viCtrola. Martineli
sang too, and % iiutc soloist performed
ou tho NirtrHIa. These artists were
also enjoyed but not like the real
voices Of singers present.
Mrs. Hughes Will entertain tho
meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
nINNER ton nRIpAL COUPLE.

one OF the several Informal parties
this week rendered In welcome to Dr.
Percy Gillst Cornish and his bride WAS
the beautifully appointed dinner last
evening when Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B
Ihmison entertained Covers were laid
Tor twelve In the company were: Or.
Cornish. Jr., and Mrs. Cornish. Mrs.
Robert Reitz. Miss Myrtle Dunn, Miss
Katherine MCMiilen Miss carolyn
Jamlson. Messrs Richard Woodson.
Van SOlen. Hugh Calkins. John Jami-
son. and Mt. and Mrs. Harold Jami-
son.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07

MIS-. GUY Rogers beautiful home on
Eleventh street was the meeting place"
~ the Fortnightly club Tucsduy even
Ing.
with the program to- some extent, bN
putung four ct the singers out OF
voice" These We're missed. but the
company an The mote appreciated the
selections that We're given. Mis-. ltcid
presided in the absence Of Mr.. Nc
bowel. After preliminary discussion
Of business pertinent to the ChcrniaN-
SKY concert, and the election OF Mrs.
clark to membership, tho musical
numbers were heard.
Mrs. Katherine Grimmer-B Bailey de-
lighted In her rendition Of two very
different selections. In conforming
to the study theme Of tho evening tho
selections chosen were from English
operas and French operas. "Nymphs
and Shepherds" from an old English
pastoral play was deliCtOusly sung by
Mrs. Bailey with the well controlled
rise and fall OF one "a difficult rhythm
required.
How SO Fair" from Flotow's
Martha" was we'll given and display
ed the range Of tone Of The singer,
Mrs. Faw was the pianiste,
Mrs. 10. a. iuBclle read n paper on
French opera that presented OK
hnustive data on the lives and works
aud -idiosyncrasios OF several French
composers ana a few German opera
writer's.
soprano solos by Mrs. Guy Rogers
were a 10y foreveT"-not forever
they ended too quickly. The fine quail
ity OF voice. the spirituelle face, mo
bile In It's expression OF the sentiment
OF the song, captivnted all as Mrs,
Rogers sang In French from the
opera Louise" A teilin contrast
was The Amoroua Goldfish" by sid
Jones. The first. serious N Ora
matte, eX,ulsitely sung; and the sec
ond, q serio-comic love tale OF y gold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
ms sINI,Is' LrSCHEoN.

In the spacious new balcony at
GtlmshnW's. that seems specially de-
signed for private parties, a festive
scene OF coiorful beauty was staged
last Monday afternoon. Mrs. George
SimmH was hostess to seventy ladies'
inyited TO meet Mrs. Frederic VIM.
The pretty decorative scheme de
Vrloped In pink and white carnations.
the suhdued glow OF tncandcsCents,
the Handsomely dressed ladies. made
@ picture long 20 be remembered.
Mrs SimmA was assisted In rcceiv-
ina hy Mrs Frank Pooler, Miss Pyle.
Mrs. George Mitchell a bcNy ~ sor
ority girls who served were; Misses
Angelica Howden. Louise i.Owher.
virginia Hereby. Betty Arnot. RATHER
inc Angle, Alma Buldridgc. After the
two-course luncheon. the girls put the
polished floor TO proper use by dane
INK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
MRS. CORNISH RECEIVES.

Mrs. +. g. Cornish Was hostess this
afternoon at an informal tea In honor
OF her new daughter. Mrs. 4. q. Cor
nish. Jr. This petite brunette bride
has ALREADY won "A place IN the hearts
or Aihuquerqueans who have been
privileged to meet her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07

affect the issue. Women are to be citizens anyway.
Twentys six state legislatures have already ratified the measure
and the ten more necessary are assured.
New Mexico women wish to hold their heads up proudly in future
time when the suffrage amendment is mentioned and say about this
M about the prohibition amendment Our Legislators ratified
That is the only way the action of the Legislature can affect the
outcome. To give credit or discrcdit to the Legislature.
Now and always when the prohibition amendment is mentioned
in public, the citizens Of New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island drop
their heads in shame, because their legislatures were the only ones
that failed TO rStify." New Mexico must keep in the procession Of
progressive states.
And of course women are to vote anyway, and uhs is a cute lit
lie cootie for the ear of the poitnhn) the lawmakers who put them
selves on record against this measure may find themselves unpopular
at election time when feminine voters and their supporters register
their opinions at the polls.
There is a certain politician in sandoval county who waited on
Senator ChriSman and tried to drssuade him from supporting the
equal suffrage amendment These were his arguments; mo, my
wife must not be allowed to vote. II she votes she might get TO be
governor or president of the United States. Then what would he.
come Of mef No, sr-al | want is 10 keep my arm around my wife
all the time and let her do my cooking and will do all the voting for
the famiyl'
Such arguments viii not prevail if Governor Larrazolo and the
senator Of the "shOe string district have influence with the law
makers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
WEEKLY LUNCHEON
IN SOHOHTTN

Fifteen PHI Mu girls lunChed to.
Eether In the dancing grill al Grim
Hhaw's Thursday. The zoe hour vas
dedicated 10 dining and danGing Spc-
riHl guests present were. Misses brwN
McGrnth of silver civ. Maxwell
church Of Washington. u. g, Louise
Far1uarsUn OF Trinidad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
Tuesday CTI'B MEETS.

TUESDAY CLUB MEETS.
The regular session OF the Tuesday
club last week was held at the home
OF Mrs. John Milne. 500 Park avenue.
Mrs. Florence Poyaa Johnston read n
paper on Forestry OF South Amer
lea hat presented edifying facts and
figures. Mrs. Aldo Leopold's paper
was also highly instructive and dealt
with a theme about which little Is
known or thought about-'The Feed
ing OF Birds"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
MAN ferguson DEFEATS

A letter received from Ralph I'm
OF Colorado University at boulder,
contains the following about another
Albuquerque youth In the university
there:
Maxwell Ferguson's name H. on
the lips Of every athletic fan in Boula-
err n the state OF Colorado. Max
won the wrestling bout here last sat
urday night when he wreatied with
the heavyweight wrestler OF tho
School OF Mines. This man. Mans
untnEonist. won the Denver Athletic
club cham pionahip last week. 40 Max
defeated the best man IN the state,
and he winners name In being ac-
ciainled everywhere. The AlbuQuer-
que contingent ia proud OF him"
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NO MEET Mrs. NIARTIN.

The Albuquerque White Ribboner,
are busy arranging n tea to be given
In honor OF Mrs. Gertrude Martin. ~,
-pcrintendcnt Of the Department ot
Social Morality for the National NJ. q
n. Il. Mrs Martin viii be here Id
February en- route from the confer.
cnce Of southwes officers OF tn,
w. c. T. 4. In r. Worth 10 calitorI
MIA.
Her purpose IN visiting Alhuquer
que VIII be 10 confer With New Me.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07

The arrangements COMMITTEES for
the Woman's club bali scheduled for
last evening In the Elk'a club rooms.
held a business session last Tuesday
and decided II wise TO postpone the
ball until after Easter. This ~ "a pre-
caution gains spreading the con
tagion Of influenza. and Is "A worthy
consideration Of public health that ~
BY large assemblies where
sncezing and coughing cannol be pre-
vented.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07

Il announcement OF the closing OF the
state university and all schools aud
public meetings in that city.
With the influenza epidemic has
arrived anothcr-as Old AZ the hills
almost us dangerous. This is the "on-
1oymcnt Of ii health or imaRinitis.
Women who had given up hat old
slogan OF Look your best In n sick
he'd since the campaign for the New
Woman made weakness unattrnctive
and unpopular: are creeping back H.
90 the old rut and beginning to COM
plain OF not feeling quite up 10 suum''
at the suggestion carried nv the uls
ness about them. Imaginary aches
and pains are hurting terribly these
days We uUd out the symptoms OF
the "fu" and immediately proceed
to develop them.
Sometimes e boudoir cap and negli-
gee are attractive. but the most at
tractiyc dress at tho present moment
Is the business costume and tho best
way TO take caro OF our health h. to
take a big dose OF common sense
every second aud an ounce OF brains
continually. The lanEulshing lounge
lizard BE- not the popular heroine OF
the modern drnma-she Is tho Nam-
pirc which preys upon happiness. The
brisk husybody takes her place aa the
leading lady because d possesses
those unfailingly charming character
istics, pep and pcuce-of-mlnd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
VALENTINE nor

The Good Time club will hold forth
In Columbo hall next Friday evening
az "a dancing party over which tho
spirit OF ~, Valentine Will preside.
There viii be chance prizes award
ed TO dancers,
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one of the snappy 'lcads'' for
which Margaret Curry OF the Boulder
Colorado News-Herald is noted. h tSe
following clipped from her page OF
February ?. Il 70 specially Rpropos
because the time paper carries with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
.sInsCnIrTION nANCE.

a c%ongcnial clique OF Young people
Of student circles enjoyed a dance at
the Woman'a club last Saturday night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-07
LrNCnEoN EOR BRIDE.

\ HUUUHUIIVTN UUVOTWTVW
uJuye hN nine guests, was given ny
Mrs. Max Nordhaus In compliment To
the new Mrs. Cornish, until last week
Miss Thomas, who arrived In Albu-
querque this week. The company IN
cludcd Mrs. T. q. Cornish, Mrs. T. q.
, a rniHh, 3d.. Mrs, Leopold Meyer. Mrs.
Peters. Mrs Reid, Mrs. Jordan. Mis-.
pcitA Mrs Harold lamison.
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Ball OF Columbian Knights Brilliant Event-Fancy Dress Ball AT Country Gu
CONCERT BY RUSSIAN ARTISTS INFORMAL AFFARS FOR MRS CORNISH LR

leo White Ribbonefe relative 20 thu
location o. the Frances willard home
Mrs. W. n. Lindsey, state vice preai-
dent. may come here for M senior
ence and there 10 a possibility o. Miss
Anna Gordon, head Of the National
W. g. 4. u. returning 70 Evanston via
n~i1eqesrqus she y 70 be urgently
The social meeting for Mrs. Martin
VIII pc at the Woman'n club. The
committee on arrangements IL. Mrs.
Albert Morris. chairman Of the Cbild
Welfare department OF the local W.
Q r. u. Mrs. W. n. Chrisman. Mrs
Thomas Harwod, Or. Cartwriehl Mrs
Reynolds. A free.will silver onerlue
viii be made 70 he Aibuauerome i1ae
Nursery FUND n any wish TO tomato
20 this worthy cause.
=
THREE CHEERS FOR HELEN
PORTERFIELDi
All OF Helen PorterfeId's friends
and admirers here will be delighted 10
near bot this. and the first thing
all VIII say II n knew Il! 4 Told YOU
she would win laurela." Well nhe did.
she has won a prize OF a $4,000
scholarship In Los Angeles. The news
came In a letter from Mins Dllva
Franklin 10 friends here. She did 4
with her wonderful esthetlc dancing.
ana our " Harold furtch-the
coming Paderewaki-was the pianist
for h Albuqueruue contestant IN a
thrilling competition for honors In
dramatics. songs and eathetio dancing
staged In n OF the Los Angeles ex-
elusive colleges for dramatic arta
EEan's dancing academy had been
offered a scholarship Of $4,000 10
any OF the older students OF the acad-
envy who would win IN a contest for
any dramatic stunt. The preparation
OF the contestants went on with more
or less excitement for nearly 3 weeks.
When the contest day ARR led, there
was n contingent of Albuquerque
friends to witness the try-outa IN song.
dtamatics and dancing. When Helen
forterheld came 10 the stage. Harold
fartch was playing for her. she
danced divinely, IL IL said. The de-
Tuesday. February &, 3 and 10. Bishop
forterneld above all the other con-
tertants In all linesi The scholarship
entities her TO n fun course OF IN
Htrueiion Ia this institution.
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sEw.AND.so cLrn-

Mrs. ]. T. Bant0n entertained Tho
members OF the Sew-and-S0 club
"Wednesday afternoon at her home on
East silver avenue. A feature Of tho
meeting was the reading OF a one act
American" Miss Katherine Erie, a
student in the University. read this
play n held the company to close
Interest. The club will not meet again
I'll the nu epidemic Ia past.
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oEF5 S,l,,5 NOMINATIONS

From two "tickeiE~ named b. uff
Woman's club nominating comisiitrs
tn' OFFICERS via be chosea az the eie
yesterday the nominatinr com.
.rittee, Mrs Fnrr. Nrs Mlisr ann
Mrs Goodrich. presented the .aa,a-
Ing nominees;
For president, Mrs. J. q. Gsaia. Mis-
u. " fHrnes nrs' vice ura.idfl
Mrs la Belle. Dr. Cartwright second
, zee pr-sden Mr lloyd Mrs VaAn.
t~C"a.hnaed on page tao.l
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live uNDRE pARrY.

fhere were thirteen ables Of card
players who participated In the
pleasure fest given by the Catholic
Foresters In Woodmen hall Tuesday
evening. When scores were tabuiated
after the regulation period OF time re-
quired to make five hundred" plus.
the prizes were given 20 Mrs. Peguc
aud Mr.. Harry Murphy, Miss Mar
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CHERNIANsKY EnNcERr.

Albuquerque D. ourlrhcu in spirit hy
the concert given by the Russian mu-
sicinnH, the Chcruiaysky brothers.
Thursday evening.
The audience which nearly Allied the
high school auditorium was "a surprise
20 eyon the f%ortnightly club That was
responsible for bringing the trio here.
The presence Of SO many was a testl-
muny TO the ability Of Mrs. la Belle
and The ticket committee. and spoke
eloquently OF tho now DAYS That have
come when artists are NJ last appre-
ciatod tn this oue-time frEidiy unre-
sponsiVc place.
Certainly the audience was rcHpon-