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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
Wisconsin River Power Co.

The following was taken from the
Investors Guide column of the Mil
waukee Journal under date of Nov.
Is, 1921.
"Question-Having collected $1,000
insurance money which l would like
to invest in the best manner possible,
I would appreciate your personal
opinion and advice as to the security
of Wisconsin River Power Company
Z per cent preferred cumulative
stock. / also desire to know whether
this stock is listed on the stock ex-
change and any other information
relative to it's merits Pr. J. M.
Answer-This stock is good bus
mess mans investment, in our opin-
ion. 1t is not listed on the New York
Stock Exchange, but that has moth
ing to do with it's merits. It has paid
Z per cent dividends for some years"
A share of this stock given to son
or daughter as Christmas gift now,
will be appreciated more and more
as time goes by. It will live and
work for them year by year. 1t will
instill in the child spirit of thrift
as perhaps no other gift would.
Plan your child's future now. He
may want to go to College, build a
home, or start in business. Your
gift will then be appreciated.
Stock can be purchased on a
payment basis, with 7 per
cent interest from date of first pay
ment.
Ask US about it.
POINT PUBLIC SERV-
ICE COMPANY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
John TeasdaIe.

Another Mineral Point veteran OF
the civil war has been called to his
long home. AS noted in The DEM
ocrat of last week John Teasdale
closed his earthly life, Monday, Nov.
28th, at his home in Orange, Calf.
His son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Teasdale were with him in his
last hours. The Orange Daily News
says of him:
"Mr. TeaSdale was a veteran who
performed distinguished service in
the Civil War. A member of the
37th Wisconsin infantry, he saw bit
ter fighting in the campaign against
Petersburg that marked the break
down of Confederate resistance and
participated in the final assault on
that city, in which his regiment was
cut to pieces. Since his arrival in
Orange in 1912, Mr.. Teasdale has
been very active in the G.. A. r. and
for the last six years has been ad-
julant of the local post. He was born
in England March 18th, 1916. He
Was married to Susan Carbis at Min
eral Point, Wis, in 1871. One child,
Theodore A, was born to them
Among the comrades who attended
the funeral was Philip Lawrence of
Pamona, who was lieutenant in the
Eompany in which Mr.. Teasdale was
a sergeant. A lifelong friendship
followed their service in the war and
Mr.. Lawrence came from Pamona to
attend his comrades funeral"
Mr. Teasdale is remembered in
Mineral Point as a good citizen, an
earnest worker and a companionable
man. Yearly since his removal to
California he sent words of cheer
and encouragement to The Democrat
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
GET S2OO, 900 OPIUM IN RAID
Federal Officers and Police Arrest
Thirty Chinese and White Won1-
an in Den in Chicago.

Chicago. Dee. l0.-In the most Inn
portant opium raid ever made in Chi
cago, Federal agents and a police
squad seized 100000 worth Of smug-
gled opium, 80 Chinese and white
woman in ''hive" of 90 rooms on the
upper four floors of the building at
416 South Clark street. Expecting
trouble, the raiders surrounded the
place with revolvers drawn. then bat
tered down the doors with crowbars.
At the first alarm. Chinese scurried
for secret exits, but as they dashed
from the building down the fire es-
capes the raiders posted as sentries
turned them back with rattle of re-
volver shots.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
LOSS OF LIFE IN HURRICANE
Storm Brings Death and Disaster to
New FoundIand coast-ManN
Vessels Lost.

st. Johns, N. F., Dec. 8.-A north
west hurricane brought death and dis
aster to this coast. Reports brought
word of a large loss Of life at Concep-
ton bay, including nine men, woman
and a child who went down with the
schooner Passport at Bayverde.
A score Of schooners carrying sup
plies to northern settlements were
wrecked. Five fishing vessels were
broken up. the ship Jean and Mary is
missing, and tug d. p. Ingraham is =
wreck at Peguin island.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
'All Aboard" at Municipal The
atre, Dec. Is and 16.

l am sure that everything in the
"All Aboard" show will be a prom
Using success, as l have a cast that
can play their roles as good as an
amateur can be expected the groupes
are far better than those at previous
cities, the snappy songs are sung
with merth and melody that will
send the saddest person home with
smile.
Anyone who is afraid of laughing,
had better stay at home as the catchy
lines are bound to bring laughs
every few seconds. Don't miss this
attraction, nothing, / dare say, has
ever bee presented by the High
school or any other organization in
Mineral Point, that will equal "All
Aboard"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY.

Last Thursday, Dec 8th, was the
eightieth anniversary of the birth of
our worthy townsman Capt. Sidney
E. Shepard. A pleasing feature oof
the day was the presentation to him
of beautiful bouq1et of ChEysan-
themums by the Sir Knights of Min
eral Point Commandery No. IL, of
which he has been prelate for many
years. At a meeting of the Com
mandery in the evening, in touching
and appropriate words, he thanked
the donors for their kind remem
brance of him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
Sale and Use of Toy Firearms.

Section 4397a. Amy person who
shall sell or use or have in his pos
session for the purpose OF exposing
for sale or use any toy pistol, toy re-
yolYer or other toy fireafm shall be
punished by imprisonment in the
county Jail not more than six months
or by fne not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or by both fine and imprison-
ment. (l882 C. 116; Ann. Stats. 1889
S. 4397a; Stats. 1898 S. 4397a.)
Chief OF Police intends to enforce
this law strictly In Mineral Point.
CHIEF nF POLICE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
THE BUILDING ASSURED.

At last the question of the purchase by the federal govern
ment of site for Post Office building in Mineral
been definitely settled The eo the lots adjoining the United
States Hotel the has passed to the That
Mineral Point to have federal building in the future
matter of congratulations That the building will be
at distant day is the hope of all citizens. The
pect of having fine federal building should stimulate the
pie for activity in other directions The future of the place
will be the people themselves make it. By casting to the
winds petty eaousies and vaes and considering and doing
large and things city be made community
worthy of the Let all work for the advancement
of our good old city.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
Has Honor At Home and Abroad

Plattevi1le Journal: Our friend,
Mr.. M. P. Rindlaub. Sr., will soon be
eighty-four years of age. He is one
of the most active men in town and
one of the most Travelled. He return
ed last week from trip north. Mr..
Rindlaub has celebrated the golden
anniversary in both the Masonic and
Oddfellow lodges. He became a
Mason in 1852 and an Oddfellow in
1866.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
Ferrell = Martin.

The marriage of Miss Shirley Ferrell
to Mr.. Hale Martin is announced.
The young couple are well known in
Mineral Point. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Earring, D. D., at Chicago, Nov. 9th.
The young couple were attended by
the brides cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
L. Heyser of Chicago. Owing to the
fact that he brides mother is in Chi
cago under he care of a doctor the
young people will make their future
home in Chicago, so the bride can be
near her mother for the winter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
A STEP TOWARDS PEACE.

The treaty between the United
States, England, France and Japan
to preserve peace in the Pacific was
formally signed in Washington on
Tuesday. It's ratification by the Sen
ate will be a long step towards dis
armament and permanent peace
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
Birthday Party.

Mrs. Clyde Bachelor entertained
twenty-three girls and boys Thurs
day evening, in honor of the four
teenth birthday anniversary of her
daughter Miss Mary, with movie
party followed by a luncheon at
their home and dance at the Palace
of Sweets given by Mr.. Foster. A
delightful time is reported.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
Xmas Party.

A delightful Xmas party prior to
the Yuletide was enjoyed at the
home of Miss Sue Bennett, 336
Dodge street, Monday evening by the
telephone operators of this city.
Fine Xmas gifts and also comic ones
were exchanged. A delicious lunch
con was served following games,
music and genial companionship. It
proved an event of much pleasure to
all.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15

New portrait Of Rabbi Joseph Saul
Kornfess1 of Columbus, O., who has been
appointed minister to Persia. He WAS
born in Austria-Hungary and gradu-
ated from the University Of Cincinnati
In 1898. He is both o writer and lee
turer Of note on Jewish history. He is
Rew in Washington and will sad with
ia a few weeks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
Nearly 5000 Per Acre.

Dodgeville Chronicle: The w. H.
Johns farm, situated three and one
half miles east of this city. has been
sold by it's present owner, Edward
Brennan, to w. H. C. Dove at $195
per acre.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
ENTERED INTO REST
Edwin Andrews.

Mr.. Edwin Andrews died in Dem
yer Friday. The body is to arrive
here this Wednesday and will be
rested at the home of his sister-in-
law, Mrs r. j., Penhallegon, 612
Maiden street, from where the fu-
neral will take place Thursday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15
CAST.

John Thomas, a college boy. -.
........ Irwin White
Beatrice Sloane, Billy's Sweetheart
-. Lorraine Boheim
Mrs. Sloane, Beatrice's mother.
..... Kathryn Gratiot
Alexander G. Phone, human truck
....... Jack Jeuck
Billy Brady, another college boy.
Philip Brewer
Dorothy Brady, Billy's sister. -.
-. ROsalia Schaumberg
Captain Kidd, of S. S. Florida.
...... Lester Evans
Jennie, stewardess with Swed-
ish ideas. .... Priscilla Jocelyn
Barney Kehl, a sailor. Ed. Clayton
Bull Work, another sailor. -.
....... John Correll
Cabin Boys - David Hutchison,
Howard Ryan, Albert Medinger,
Harry Demuth.
Tourists - Helen Martin, Alice
Greenwood, Maud Richards, Edgar
Prisk, Eunice Dobson, Albert John
son, Bernard Schill, Robert Paynter.
Yachting Girls-Ruth Noble, Lois
Reynolds, Ethel Owens, Gertrude
Pitts.
Sailor Boys - Phillip Gordon,
Bailey Vivian, Willard Dobson, Har-
ry Grange.
Sailor. Girls - Kathryn Ketter,
Agnes Huxtable, Marion Fielder, Mar
jorie Fielder, Ruth Nancolas.
Sweethearts-Lucil Fecht, Anna
Stude, Florence Stude, Dorothy
Ralph, Helen Brown, Ruth Hutchi-
son, Maxine Moore, Martha Kelly,
Ross, Agnes Unterholzner,
Agnes Mongold, Margaret Stickler,
Ards Benson. Alice Greenwood, Ber-
nice Dunn, Bertha Grunow.
Bashful Bumble Bees - Helen
Harker, Isabel Greenwood, Eleanor
Annice Greenwood, Grace
Francis, Lucy Demuth, Bernice Law
erty, Margaret Graber.
Fishing Girls--Blanche Terrill,
Mary Phillips, Celia Pittz, Florence
Beers, Geneyieve Woolrich, Theresa
Burke.
Overall Girls Della Paradis,
dadge Opie, Lenora May, Ruth May,
Margaret Young, Gladys Ellery.
Antidotes - Bessie Dunwiddie,
lucille Fecht, Robert Frieden, Paul
Bernard Schiii, Florence
;tude, Edith Gribb1e, Lawrence I'm
erholzner.
Nymphs-Elizabeth Mitchell, Helen
ordan, Helen Horn, Caroline Smith,
lathryn Gorgen, Helen Seibert Kath
yn Kelly, Methyl Young, Violet
IcLimans, Henrietta Jenkins.
Witches-Marion Kuelling, Ella
leeney, Henrietta Lee, Louise Gy-
ak, Blanch Treweek, Gail Green
rood, Hazel Vivian, Mary Bachelor,
.gnes Fecht, Lestina Beers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15

Antigo recently had the first course
in training for recreational leader
ship ever held in the state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15

All the students enrolled during
the first 21 years of the University of
Wisconsin just about equalled last
years enrolment in the institution. S
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-15

More than 60 per cent of the men
students earn at least part OF their
expenses at the University of Wis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
List of Officers
Made for City Schools

last week o. was requested that
IN, Herald publish 70 list of ma
NouH' state and county Officers. us
10 now and complete list could not;
Doe obtained Tor tho 200 pupils IN
tho city who required o. in their
Wufh And SEQ the following list
has been submitted.
National Onccr~.
PRESIDENT Warren g. Harding
Ophio).
VICE PRESIDENT Calvin Cool
ldrr tNfassD
SECRETARY OF STATE ChurIos
Eyuua Hughes tNow York;.
SECRETARY OF TREASURY.
Andrew Mellon 0p,uuD.
SECRETARY or WAR John W
Weeks tNI,tssD
ATTORNEY GENERAL Harry
VI utuph,rty tOhiul
POSTMASTER GENERAL. VIII
~ Hays Gudp.
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
Edwin p,Hhy tNiichl
SECRETARY or THE INTE-
ItOE \ a. Fpll a. NoNp
SECRETARY or HORTICULTURE:
llruty W1llp.a GowaD.
SECRETARY or COMMERCE.
ii,rhrrt Hoover tDtll
SECRETARY or LABOR Ilm,5
= Davis CpcnnJ.
State Dfncc-.
REPRESENTATIVE ~ cos
GltlSS. N,stur Murtuyl.
u STlDE or THE 81 rEELE
cot ltrs Frank W. Parker
COY EltNDR Merritt g. Nl,,hum
ItEDTENANT GOVERNOR Vii
r.F.. /. gtrrtI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
FIRST WARD

Mrs Teresa BUTTS principal Of
tho FIRST ward school announced 60
Tho pupils this week that beginning
SOM" time iu %, u,1r futur, r. week
" assembly Will bo called for tn,
purpot' Ht mentioning publicly the
names uI those pupils who have been
ON the honor roll. for ATTENDANCE.
p~cuW1r'hip rrh scholarship Mn
Butts stated That jh, printing u.
th'a' rolls BOO the, .eupul news Iua
been such Hr incentive 200 IN. pupil
70 mti''iu n high standard ir their
studios that 'hr teachers though.
they could develop ih, Ii,t owen tan
tn'g and give tho star pupils publ.
mention among thor follow a'u-
dent"
Mi.H Inno Wolshs room. rH, Iirs.
grade NtH "a very unusual record Iu.
70 room OF little tots. There lH.,
been but two tard, marks the whole
N,un
W-lahtugtou's birthday was OBJ.
served ON Monday, as TUESDAY was
10 NuIluE and the walls of the school
were gals decorated with little red
paper lHt.hrf7 punches Of cherries
flags 20 shields and "tl.yuru" hats
OFF .oluuiH' dlyH ta Mus Muur,'s loom
'.. pupils ~ Miss Eu.-.IIs grad,
HuI Mrs NuUrU's erHi, HuEr t Very
! .|n.urrII. rrurrur
lu the tower grades tu, English les
som v.,. g,tuf,H fu fY, .f.., ,t ~
| .uefuu and r., .U..r, t.., m. .tor,
of his IIfr and 600 r0u.frurtinr ,,,r.
relative Zoo Ih' subject
Mphr,aIIu .-ff..rD,r tb, ,EHlf,r
lI went ~ OBJ, NTmorg to on or tHp
treat Mr. N.IU. .lH arranged Ton
TU,y a|. seemed ,. u. a..trt r.ua.I
Doe fh, uuI, Ir. rI.., 9rt fE, d.
l,.f stories. rua "a. 20, fr|..ir4r,l u.i.
fH, tunIultluu. u.. r.. U.u rIrr.r.
-
TN, third uIId, u,II... honor IlfN
Ton D. w,rk contains tH.., ,Ufltr,ua
names Augusta Nuu,z I~osopniur
Tomus'tr purp1 @iuuvuu, smith Pun
foy Ni'ror aud Martin ZIrhut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26

room arc Benny Garcia and Raquol
l',IDI
Mise Shoridiu's nilu fiuh grade
has become very much interested 900
aida purh,,p hu- finished mur test
lessons Then unynr, iu the Dia-s
10, pupils obtaining tho mos. -tt-
isf1utorv results iu Miss pattersuu'
room. BOB tho writiug Diuyi,s the past
month are james l.trkius, Helen
Rutherford. Helen Antoine and Mar
WIN GD'lu,r.
Tn, pupils in Tho s.>th 70 soy
,rfu Er1d. rooms who qualified FOR
u~,urrr-hlp button th, pas, w,ok
tr' Maxine NcSpuld'u. lItu Bodrl-
sHOf Tth'l Erl1nd.0u and Jennie
FTcIorI.ks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26

The ~" team is 20 meet the inter-
fraternity team on TUESDAY night mex
and the Good limo club viii clash
with tho High school. The lineup
Of the Teams last night follows
M,uaul- "a uin'1u1 aud Cnndolatia.
forwards; y. Martinez. center. Vas
qlcz ana Sandovol, guards, Lash and
\. Martinez, subs
s. NJ G. -pyguo and Gilbert.
forwards. Balling, center; Harris and
Cummings. guards. a. Gorphoidp
subbcd FOR Puguc iu the last 10 min
ut.8 ~ play. Referee, Ray McCanua;
scorer. EiCkotts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26

| recommend your medicine Ia anyone
who is aiing. You may publish my testi-
monialif you think twill help others. ~
Mrs. CARRIE WILLIAMS, Oyerpeck, Ohio.
For more than forty years Lydia f.
Hinkham's Vegetable Compound has
been restoring women 10 health who
suffered from Irregularities. displacc-
mcnts. h~ackachcs. headaches, bearing
down pains. nervousness or ''thc blues.
Today there is hardly a town ur hamlet
in the United States wherein some
woman does not reside who has been
made wcll 10y IT,. That is why Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is now
recognized a. the standard remedy for
such ailments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL

"
have 20 IttI, honor Ii.t uf their own
Th's" ar' the star readers Vivian
Syh,or i]uE,uil ri..,utul Nguy "tIfb
and Maria Nlcstn1
This 10 "a Of The ai>th nltdy Ds.
says ON George Washington. written
Friday. February Is Th, little
a%uthoross. Matilda Raymond. BE- 60
pupil iu Mis- NIss,l's room
GEORGE WASIllNGTON"
George Washington was born boo 90
place called The old colony of Viz.
fihl1 There wcru l Tow men living
Who had Fought with Bacon and Ilot-
Ii'l'N Their hthctI huus, stood
ON MI slope which Itu down to
the ini"Wty Washington. father
owned many plantations and ALSO had
many negro slaves. when Wl4hluu
ton WAS tIrrc Years old his p4r,nfs
moved Z" l;uppihluuock. George
w frNlnIi"u went Goo school which
was taught by q church session. as
i"tDN'rH fNlu were Very scarce ia
virginia Wh,r Groru, Washington
was eleven N,Iia old ha father died
ana l'u IIm iu charge and iu care
ut his mother tie went 10 school
near his birthplace and was mtstcr
ui HI hiH Studies. Hu was fond ct
outdoor sports WhII, playing war
with iis .0iuulUutt,9 Dee was captain.
n, 900 DO, hoss lt that tim, Thought
th"y would h' soldiers SOM, day A.
tho Hl' cot sixteen Doc learned to be
H Surveyor n tho tr, rf fW,uf, no
WIS head OF two lars, plantations
Washington saw that mo French
were getting ready 'uI 70 fIuUf Wash
lnSloh gathered Un NiH men aud gat
ON MNNl. Iu H#...#.H. o.. I'F"HFHU HHH.a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
FOURTH WARD

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:'u' Nl''nI, '. ,h'!' victory
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N'u'' "l 10 met 'N. M'N' ~ Wih'n
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DIV '""''' OH.
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','"H .'' ,i' N''"ii' N'In r'h"'l u"
'"'M 'n "l"l' now ana inc n.Nl
~" ilH'
''N '' 'v"H' '' n'F' Iu.l inc puh'l
."'l "'II 10 -'h" .'' i'NT'h N"'I
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Hills. ,-.
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N''. N'"'n' If NiI ,1s
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no '.. o.. moot l'| -p'" Der f'""i..
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
Y. M. c. A. Basketball
Team Defeats Menaul

superior basket shooting enabled
tho y. NJ g. \. basketball players 20
win from M,u.tul school quintet on
IN, NJ e. A. court lust night hy
tho score of -f Co.. -. \ largo crowd
Witnessed ia" game
pcguc Of tho "" mon was the star
basket thruw,r ot the evening getting
eight free throws % several field
goals. Cand'ltriu was the star uf tho
MDulul team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26

uuc,. \ large increase WIS made Iu
the number IS policies payable un
tho monthly income plan. as we'll ts
hose taken to protect business inter-
,e's and go provide Tor inheritance
taxes. pNpr 20 per cent Of the do
mc-tiD death claims We're paid within
- hours after receipt OF proofs Of
ttIHN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26

before ana afuer my
hab- was horn. |
suffered with back
ache, headache. was
generally run down
and weak. | saw
Lydia h. Pink ham 3
Vegetable Com
pound advertised in
the newspapers and
decided to try Il.
Now ! feel fine, take
caro- Of my two boys
.W.N a. psu gvup uu.rL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
CLASS OF Is MEN
RECEIVE CERTIFICATES
Of CITIZENSHIP
Seven Nationalities Rep
resented in Night
School Class

,t....w vt..G t,,t.r.a tt.
.-s.ut,ti,r ,f ,-.rffU,,f,. of ,iiiy,U.
shin tn s..f,.u mcmbcr of IN. ,iti-
y,u.IIp ,l... Of fb, hIrb school wlr
given f4.f r..Hf boz IA, auditorium
tn, principal address uf the evening
Wa mtH, U, Attorney y. y MuhrH,
Tho certificate stands 300 lieu of a
,."i'.' ,,'"'u'.,'' un, '"",,
Nu''h i.N.' h' conc u'I"uHh WIN
",.v'' pug" l.'p''1 a,' im''' vas
'',
Nv .u' '''' ~ .
M, yI, ,.iu a., ,, No.
.,r.. Tor that pu,r.., 1n.,, win H.,
Nicotine LAY fg, r.utr,I .'r"oI oT
.at dl, lt O'clock in a.. afternoon
lu.l af q O'Clock boz the ','uius
Scotch Italians Pole, Sw,dca
Hu slams ANA l"llh I,". ana N,,i-
,'u, ,l, .',,.f Inc '''''"''''''s rep
oJ ,ri5,, u'v' p"rg7 '"u IT,,
r' ",'r' '.,i,, w.. ,u'
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Turas. .r a., Glass ar. I.,ar
y.ra.pr o. 4 Anderson N... E.s.
i.uI. hI'.,r pn.iI ,f.,.r ,]r,..I.
hIur si.tltl. klf. Eum.u. jaime.
stewart Tump.fs N|.ff....I Solomon
u-,tlu.-. D. GHIi,r rr1ucosrur.ont,
NiIgzt \ NIytuut David StirrIt Isl
0uI Garcia. Itaut k,u,l IIJnh Pee
iI.u. aud o. T. MARTINEZ
Last ni-uiH program closed whut
lJs been declared by those boo charr"
OF tH' school thu most successful
term 900 iht history of th" night
While Do enrolment has
been larger heretofore. IN" attend
an.. NH" much better and th" class
' NHt' H"'H more rutnusI1stI. Many
.|.H ...U.N Cd. .|.UftfHl. tho .|.aH.H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26

4 group of tourists were looking
over the inferno OF NosuviuH iu full
eruption
"Aln'r this Just like hcll2" cjaculat-
cd 20 Nluk.
An. zcsc AmcriCulus.' exclaimed
a t]ryuchmHn, where have scy nos
have hpen r' American Legion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
HIGH SCHOOL

iirp"rtrd hN Margaret bu-durl
lade, and Mrs HlDb,r SrU.riu-
'.ut,rf Milne Mr. Bord. Mr l..HI.
y. l.., Nr Frank Butt. Miss
I.l..I,p Inu aud Mis- GIN were
a"..r' 100 10 dinner Given bN tho do
Mu.ftD srfruc, department MONDAY
evening February 90 The following
m'HH was prepared o. served hy
Iurri.u wilson lIa StIIw,ll. Dorothy
IH.H Do Ilu7-iD 'uudii
Fruit cocktail
N~UIIEIrHwu,f Soup
''.Dgy and Pickle
'un J'ly Eo1s' Pork
'r''nl,G I,JH iu Patty shells
Sweet Iuu'np-
tSuHfh'ru style with Marshm4'Iowsl
Hot Blsrulfs
Fruit Silpd with Ntipu
cherry rio with Whipped cream
Coffee
After Dinner MINIS
-
Nu attractive color scheme was car
T.I Huf lu pink ud white. 'irnt
f|".. v.r0 used %Urofuscly Boz d"cor1-
i.H .uf fH. dinner was voted ON, Of
'0' n.. l."'atu' ~ The F'ar
--
40 tr, auditorium lall Monday
afternoon tNo Of the Dunbar per
tarmor were Introduced and gave
short tlIkt
Tho Soprumorv- pfoudiy display
a., irH,F lr1 nfHd championship
suit of recent N.Diurloa oyor freshmen
Juniors ana senior.
The regular meeting ~ the Heb
.,hubl Iitultl. club uiI bee h,ld 900
Wedncada, afternoon March % AT