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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
News of the Capital;
Santa Fe Society

The dance given NJ the executive
mansion by Governor and Mrs.
Mcchcm on Thursday evening Tor Mr..
and Mrs. John X. :. Walter ~ ~
puao who ARE visiting In santa Pc.
WAS attended by more than two score
OF guests aud proved 90 be q very
charming affair. The centerpiceo on
the table in the dining room was "a
field OF red aud yellow tulips the
spanish coiors In the hail ana mu-
sic room. gorgeous white ana pink
tulips nave the notc, while IN the re-
ccpfion rooms. pink roses prevailed.
n was tho first time that the paiut-
inFs by Miss Olive Rush. just rc-
c.ised IRON her Johnstown. Pa. ox-
hitr had been hung and they added
much 20 the a~ttrRctivencss of tho
on. They lncludc several of Miss
Rush's iniu,itabie child studies. and
ulsn "a fine oil OF the mission OF san
Xavier. with n group Of dessert In
dams In the background. a superb
portrait and n subtle. low-toned dec
urntivc study. Miss Rush n the first
OF the artist COLONY 10 loan % her
best work for the decoration of the
%czeeufive mansion. ana Ter paintings
We're much admired ~ the guests 10
The evening. The Smith futney or
chastra furnished the iuunic and n
was long after midnight hat dancing
ceue.d. Mrs. Paul a. o. waiter and
Mrs. Theodore Espe poured. and Mrs.
Kenehan served. with several assist
ants. the refreshments being espe-
rially Ohuice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

arrested here Tuesday. charged with
striving N automobile while in an
intoxicated condition. They nearly
ran OVER Torbio Lobat0 Of nomero.
Wilt and their actions led him 10
enter complaint against them. The
three have boon bound over To await
action OF the grand jury under bond
Of &2so each.
Dr Moran. county health officer.
has O an assistant. She " Miss
i.oulse Wills, who comes here from
New York city. She "a a. 80 visiting
nurse FOR the county aud to work IN
cooperation With Dr. Moran. Mis-
Wills Is u graduate nurse Of much OK
porience ana served Tor two yearA IN
the a. y. y. hospitals.
Tho Federal Board for Vocational
Training held . sort Of houaowarm-
iuE rEursday evening on tho ~0ccnsiof
81 the formal opening of thc training
center recently established here. tn,
ccnter ~ In Needsr block In old
town and ahnut thirty disabled sol
dicrs are ln Attendance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

Jet In n thoroughly scientific nah
nor and especially from the stand
point Of n medical practitioner. pre-
scnting the arguments of research
workers In n favorable iight. Every
meulhof present a. wcli as tho guests,
3ook their turn Ia commenting and
~diecnaaing the subject. tho viewpoints
rnnEinG from mild skepticism aud
s1vngc dinaent 10 warm defense Of
such research workers NJ Slf oliver
fodFc. Freud and others. A. In cus-
tomnry. the mcctinr was held around
thr Fireplace IN the Museum Library.
caciquc Rupert AHpiund called the
clans 10 order and Edgar L. street.
presided. having az host provided tho
abundant and tasty collation. that Vas
4nrytI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

The Cave DwciierH. santa ft's
~philoFOphic -oriety. on Thursday eve
ming wfestled with some Of the Riddles
10 the univers" that OF late have been
murh discussed. Dr. James a Rolls
presented the theme Of the evening.
'Spiritunllsm, Tclpathy, Clairyoy-
ice deviation and Other Psychic
Phenomena" incidentally going intn
pEycho-analysla. lie treated the sub
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
TWILIGHT AND EvnSrNG

Twilight md Evening star" o. Tho
latest OF thU large ~c1nvn@"H Of War
rem T.. Rollins "a pome from his stu
do. It Will De- eghlhitcd next wcoii
~ tho lobby Of the First National
bank. IN the foreground sits r. iiopi
Indian Faging into the twilight Of th'
wesi in which spnfklcs the cvoninr
star. IN tho middle ground u one
OF tho rock rirt laguons hat forms
on the Honi mesas in the rainy season.
soft greens graduate into each other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

y Hefndon IN nnnor ~ her sister.
Miss May fda n~nnkcfly. 90 Ennis,
Tex. who II here visiting her. Pink
sweet peas and other details % deco
|fauonH IN that color made the table
a chnrmtnf sight. Tho guests weio
titHa Dunkcrlyl Mrs Wallace ltcascl-
den. Miss hernlcc Hes~eldon, Mrs. n.
a. NnuHhcy. Miss Alexandria
fauNHtft MrH. ". u. Hfelmrr. Mrs..
- =. teldf MIS-. Maloy, Mrs. N. X.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

A. n, Anderson u Santa Fe spent
Mr. weck-chd N the city visiting.
t~Aenteurnt ara Mrs ". n. Hen
bricks ieft Friday evening FOR their
home In RhelbyVino. kyp They were
h guests OF the W. r. McCrciehts
durinE their stay here.
Mrs. u. d spitsmcescr IL entertain
inN her mother MIS- i'aird. % Tulsa.
OKLA. wno b. her guest.
Mn W. v. Walton and hcr daurh-
ter. Mrs Springer left yesterday Tor
los Angeles 10 fpcnd the rummc
months. Mrs Walton has just re-
,"tvitu nom ~ operation tor np.
pendicitis. ana H. going TO the coast
TO rccupcrnte. Anothcr daughter.
sarA NniK, who has been visiting her.
Denver.
Julius Nelson ~ Fresno Cain. a
In the city Tor a visit Of ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. sam stevens Miss
Evelyn Mrarua. Miss Mnrrnrel
Sniithers and Miss Ho.tilc BURY Iefl
this morning for Roswell. going over.
land' - attend the COMMENCEMENT
hnll % Tho Military Institute tomor.
TOW evening. and the commoneemeui
EXERCISES Tuesday morning. They viii
tfuffn Tuesday evening. Geofrs
stevens. son o. Mr.. ana Mrs Stcvona
nnd pcolFe Smithcrr. brother nf Mis-,
summers. are studeuts az tho insti.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
MISS WINIFRI.D DOYLE m
LONG BEaGH PLAY

'.The Long Beach Daily Telegram"
contains the notices of a play. The
Fortune Hunter" which was present
I'd IN the Washington schoo audi
torium there recently and IN which
Miss Winifrcd Doyle Of this city took
the leading feminine rode. IN. Long
Bench Community players presented
the play, a w~ell-kuOwu comedy by
Wincheli smith. The Long Beach
paper aays 81 the play ana Of Miss
Doyle. particularly:
The Fortune Hunter Ia not the
easiest play ln the world 90 produce,
but II certainly ole Of the most In
~tcrcsiinF Experience or q voting man
ri Necessity in search Of fortune do
not constitute "a new plot. but when
they nre told in inverted fashion with
the young man OF unnuauccd lnnu-
cnce ln village surroundings amid
ultra rural character. fortune chas-
ing takes on "a new aud very amusing
aapcct. Romance ID not forgotten. for
u Il "a necessary adjunct 10 all
searches for success
IL any characters cNcelled in their
roles they we're Mlnincd Doyle AZ the
demure daughter 90 the village drug
gist who romanccs extensively. and
D. Bruurhton furhea as the chain
lightning young man whom suddenly
removed funds aud demanding neces-
sits make into Tho Fortune Hunter"
Mrs. Hf.RNpON sItIs
80 NCnION Serbs.
Tho nrst ~ "a series - spring
iuuchanns WAS given last saturday az
home ON West rlleraF hy Mrs. >.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

Gerald Cassidy has Just oomrlci'h
"a iia studio. u rommission i"I "
rntutiua Iy u chicago banker I'M,
uaintiur IN entitled "Cui Homo nm"
represents n Taos indian ihly hah'n-
,.,,i,st a sun-lit adobe wall while one
ID ~. hnuse nyrnmids Of Taos looms
in the hn ground. The picture ~
brillinnt In rolor and composition N
Noteworthy Cor H. sunlight effects
and its TRANSPARENT shadows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
VARSITY GIRLS Picnic IN
MOUNTAINS.

Yesterday afternoon about fry Of
the varsity girls declared a vacation.
and took n picnic trip IN Bear canvon.
Tho party left shortly after 2 o'clock
in ~ afternoon. ana returned early.
IN D evening after a day OF sport.
Ia b. mountains Or. Edna Muaher
accompanied the parry rs ~chap.ron.
Miss Muaher was the moving spirit
In the party. a~1gEesting that more
traditions would make for greater
school sp.rif. The junior picnic a
few weeks ago was an attempt To- de-
compiish D same purpose. but due
10 misunderstanding between the
juniors and certain faculty members
the affair ended dlsasfrously AZ the
girls party yesterday was piauued ly
Miss Moshcr The participants 10 not
expect 70 he ~rcprimauded for their
part In the anair.
The party was a strictly feminine
event, and the men OF the school did
not get 10 much ~ . "look-in.r
PERSONAL MENTION.
DR.. ~. n. Brown IL spending the
week end IN the city with his family.
Mr.. ana Mrs. samuel Rixby OF New
York are In the city for a visit OF a
week Or ton days. en- route from
PaEadena 10 NV York. They are
the guests OF Dr. aud Mrs T.. T..
retcrs They reached the city yester-
day.
Mrs Max Nordhuus returned sun
day from a visit NJ Jnmez.
Mrs. a. q. Shortle has returned
from thu lemez country. where she
visited Tor some time.
Claire Thomas. who t0ok the lead
Ing role In The bohemian Girl" re-
turned 10 his home at FoTT BayCrd
Saturday.
Dr. ana Mrs william FAR left last
week for "a visit of several days in
Roswell.
Dr. }. A. Hoidy and DR.. CohenOur
are In DcnVer on business.
Anita Perez. a pupil OF tho Frances
Willard school o. Bcion. who has done
exceptionally good work the past year
in her domestic science. returned
home Friday for the summer months.
Mrs. Cora NJ Duncan Of Las Vegas
IL the Weekend guest OF Miss Holm
quist az the latters apartment on
South Finh street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

I'M The evening shadows and the entire
effect D. a. lovely a. II IL mystic M'.
Rollins the past week founa pus
Tor a number Of HIS more amhlt,Pu.
canva ses. including o pottraN ~.
t.cc, -arouired hv the Museum q inht
niflceut stlll ilfs and 4 large lanhrciv
nurchased by y. Leonard smith i,I
ne new santa Re style home ~" p
building on Garcia street. o Ht""P
unr,hosed Ia Mrs Theodore fsp'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

An attractive luncheon wRt w.
given bv Mics FiOrn conrad. ~ h'r
beautiful home on fu'hh VIZ,
Heights on "Wednesday afternoon y,
honor 81 Mrs. AZ. &. Mechem. Ih.i'
wore ten quests IN addition 20 M
quest OF honor. The table dec"rt'i"h-
were cnlorfui aud artistic. Inc tnNv'
wrru cofsags hoqueta of fhnh hrH'
ferns and vines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

A meetinE % the W. =. T. H., prof
liable IN rs mattern OF business and
most delightful IN it, social phase
vras that held Wednesday afternoon AZ
fhs home Of Mrs. G. sranzini Sew
eral reports were made n resoiu-
tionn adopted. the most important of
the latter being hat which endorsed
Louis W. Dalicr Tor prohibition ofn-
Ger. Mr. Gales record IN the city ana
rfntc. or which he has been a resident
Tar many Year,. was such o. 10 alto
eether Justify their action u war de-
rided. and "a vote wah takeh Tor en-
dorsrment.
mo announcement Of the closing
EXERCISES Of b franccr Mtilafa
,'rtool war made. several members
a.glatlue their Intention OF visiting
ste school The union went on record
al age 10 aid the SECRETARY Of The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

famah and surrounding countfy
was visited Inst sunday and Monday
~ a nice rain which was very much
appreciated ~ st"ckmon and farmers.
4 o. Haley has returned from b
business trip 90 Albuquerque and re-
ports a good rainfn from Eluewafcr
70 A~ihuqucrquC. but SAYS hut Hftl.
rain feii round Th0reau.
p y Vest has been out most OF
The week O. his sheep camp in the
luni mountains. Ne reports his sheep
doing well.
county Agent Powers and DR.
Johnson were IN Rhmnh last Tursdav
NJ. Powers brought his moving pIc-
tur" machine and showed some terv
interesting pictures Of livestock. Will.
~ chnho made 10 very instructive
talk on me discnses and cure oil live
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

Two men were adiudged insane
and committed 90 the asylum on the
boulevard here Thursday They were
Bert Mccullough of M|ountaiunir and
Santiago Riviera. r. resident 81 Anton
Chico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22
IN moNon boz N0NEIIsr

John curtis Underwood. the poet
whose new me OF poems u Just
from press. saturday Afternoon enter
'ainod Ia his study NJ The Museum iu
honor ~ AZ. aud Mrs ~ ~ knlhlis
ct Holly wood, Calf. Mr knihhs be-
ing the we'll Known novelist and poet
VIA resided in Santa 10 for u season
and who has written n number Of
southwestern stories. Santa ~ art
and literary circles werr wen repre-
sonted in the panty M. and Mrs
kuihhs viii spend "a week o. ao in
III. Capital City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

Tho high school presented lts am
nual senior play last night at tho
Duncan opera huuae. Thsy play was
The Dictator" hy q. "a. Davis and
was directed hy Miss Knth,riu, Davis
and Mrs. Ad0lphue Kohn. Tho west
side schools put ON "a Zinc uror,tta
at the Mutual Tuesday evening and
an the schools are winding up the
year with Orcdiiablo productions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

Howard Russell Batter. wife and
Fon. ARE ruoata at tho nlsipn's Lodge
ana expect to remain In this vicinity
for some time. Mr. Butler ~ noted rs
n painter and ~ a. member OF the Ma
tiuuui Academy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

The men who pot over the $50. 600
hotel campaign met Monday evening
am % steps towards organizing
fhef'nanently az q drive"
tior tn" name chosen for the or
~gnnixetion was Tho meadow CIV
boosters Club" and provision Was
made Tor the c~ontinuance OF Nm.
springer as general chairman. George
~ itinE nA SECRETARY with divisions
aud teams under the etme chairmon
anu CAPTAINS 40 durmE the hotel
drive. Thcrc arr mir teams aside
nom the executive board which rnn-
stitutes u tenth. This make about
loh men Ia thu organization.
The banquet Monday was provided
BY the Y. NJ. g. A. and TUESDAY and
wednesday h ORGANIZATIONS Of
boosters went out IN u rive Tor $500
for the y. Some yNOO.0 0 was miacd
az h banquet ana the rest hy SUBJ
script'on round town. Tho y drive
closed with a dinner-meeting at the
Castencda "Wednesday evening. In
terstate Secretary Day Of the ri paso
office OF the Y. M &. A. was present
and active during the campaign.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

Santa Re plays baseball here today
NJ cowboy park and "a last. hard
fought gIme o. experted. since the
visitors are deter mined To- take Vegas
home In return for last weeks clean
ing delivered them ON their home
grounds. SAINT Fc's team is a semi
professional orGi nizatiun ana hns do
f"utcd Albuquerque aud a UNITS Of
Others this issasnu. Either Crirphun
or haca VIII pitch for Vegas today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

Mrs. J. y. Hcrhdon completed her
luncheon series tuday FOR her sister
Thursday. Will a I o'clock luncheon
bridge for her. The coiofs were yell
low and white. Besides the guest Of
honor. Miss May Ida Dunkerly. there
we've Mrs q. A. Maiaon. Mrs. Frank
strvng. Mrs l. {. Bennett. Mrs r.. r..
Edgar. Mr.. a.. *. Wyldef. Mrs d. =.
.lIin, Mrs Herbert Asseiin. Mrs .. y.
Marion and Mrs. 4. g. Rice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

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Yea last Munual aft4 I141n for h4r
IIrn AprNN@ Ni1i This little affair
rn urII1u11 way 81 rnirrlnlnInn
"ttaNe elo1t. was ono o. the nicaeanf-
Ffntff - D week. Resides fnn
tNNIaF 1uenINe4E thrft were Mre A
@hpltlt Nte MAJ Nordhnna Nr
AftAnaIsas and Mis Carl q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-22

= Nt"1Nf IofiK N honnf Of tuo
.. vi. <hese ~etsafements we're
80 rt-H|n1 81 tHt II44f40I hotel Nv
Mrs r. n. Nfl,annn. There
t.t .'NH Annfcfn A|4oIln and ll,arrh
|'N MIS- Irarr HrfH+nhoff ana
NNAW N~fttnnaiH. aud w. 4nd Mrs
MrLlnnn. -
The Washington times., 1921-11-06

For six months or year a
French general or other officer
with an over-ripe beard is locked
in a flea'S kennel or coop or what
ever they are locked in. This in.
sect must be SHOWN every courtesy
by the general. He must treat the
flea kindly and mercifully throw
meat or oats or whatever ii is they
eat to it every day and continually
educate it in such a way that the
flea will jump up onto him when
he approaches and allow itself 10
be patted on the back.
Two things slightly interrupt this
operation. One the general will
invariably pat the flea too roughly,
necessitating fresh flea to be
brought in or the flea will insist
on going where he cannot be pattCd
unless the general happens to be
contortionist. When the flea hides
himself down the back Of French
officer he is generally ratted with
the corner of a bedstead or the sido
Of a wall, which, Of course, is dan.
gerous for the insect.
When the pulex irritans gets 10
that 1t will eat out Of its masters
hand the next thing It must be
taught is to sleep in its masters
whiskers. This is the hardest part
of the training, for on their initial
trips in the hirsutal forest they in
The Washington times., 1921-11-06

ten telling about some minor hap
pening in the home town. A piece
Of limburger cheese was rubbed
over certain letters which. when
put together spelled an important
bit Of war news. The recipient GO
the letter had to run his nose along
the lines and whenever he met IA
letter that carried with it an odor
he jotted it down, and thus ne
smelled his way through sentence
after sentence until finally he had
nosed out the secret message. The
limburger letters in the epistle
in question spelled the word
ocean" which told the Germans
where to keep their U-boats so that
the French wolld not see them
The Washington times., 1921-11-06
Deceiving Her.

NWHY, my DEAR" exclaimed the
w good friend, on finding Mrs.
Newed in a flood of tears, what Is
the matter?"
The young wife wiped her eyes
and tried to compose herself and
be inhumanly calm.
We'll" she began, with folded
hands, you know John is away
for a week."
"Yes, DEAR" helped the lady
friend.
We'll" he writes to me regular
ly, and in his--his last letter he
tells me he gets my photo out and
kisses II every day
But that is nothing for you to
cry about" exclaimed the good
, friend.
"Yes, It is," cried Mrs. Newed,
bursting into tears afresh. BE.
because took my picture out OF
his baibsg be.before he started,
ju-just for a to-joke, and put one
OF momo.mother's In its place."
The Washington times., 1921-11-06
Sing Tales of How the Secret
Warning Nations Carried Their Interesting

diplomatic plumber was on the job
trying to find it. The French army
could hardly take a glass OF alb
sinthe or MUNICH a frogs leg with
out the German army knowing
about it, and things had become So
acute that the Teutons were get
ting to find out things which the
Frenchmen only had intended
thinking about some time in the
future This state Of affairs an.
gered old General Honisitymalppas
and he cautioned the censurs to
come TO their senses and Gems with
more interest than heretofore.
They followed these instructions
until one day they received let
ter which carried with It an air OF
suspicion. The first thought that
come to the minds, or, rather, to
the noses or nostrils, of the censors
was that some one was sending an
unsanitary skunk through the
mails. Others suspected that the
letter was mailed from tho banks
Of the Gowanus Canal. The letter
had been written by a delicatessen
dealer in Berlin to a German pris.
oner in France. and after a close
analysis It was found to be the
cleverest scheme ever put over by
the secret service system. 1t
worked about as follows:
A very ordinary letter was wriC.
The Washington times., 1921-11-06
BY Spider Pye Despsed Spy spuyten Duyv N
BySTERRETT

variably get lost aud it requires a
fine-tooth comb and some Western
language TO find them or him.
However, after a while it becomes
familiar with the bearded pathways
and after a while gets to enjoy the
warmth and softness of the whisk-
ers and longs for them continually
as resting place.
When this longing on the part
OF the flea is assured the general
is ordered away and takes his
place in the army while the flea is
held back. Night after night it
whines or bleats or whatever it Is
the flea does for its nest, its home,
its hut, the generals beard. The
secret service man then gets busy.
He smuggles the flea into German
territory and when he has a good
piece of information he scribbles It
off on a piece Of paper in code,
puts IL into an envelope, ties it to
one of the flea's fins, or legs, or
whatever II is a flea has and then
sets it loose. Upon being freed
the flea Immediately seeks the
beard of its youth and by instinct
knows Just what bush league It's
master beloh-, 20. and in two or
three days or maybe four reaches
it's destination. That night when
the general currycombs his alfalfa
he finds the note.
The Washington times., 1921-11-06
NOTE.

yV1HTLE the job of spying is
w a lucrative one it is nev.
erthelesS hazardous and
nerve-racking, for the real
fourteen carat spy must be con
tinually on the qui vlve or Rio
Grande or on some other danger
infested spot inviting com.
Portable life Imprisonment or re-
sisting bullets with his barred
chest. While We are brave. hav.
ing lodged subway doors for
many years, it is serious ques.
tion in our mind whether we
would accept a position as spy,
even though it carried with 1t
large enough salary to give us an
opportunity of working out one
OF the income tax forms which
was so nobly designed for the
Government by the puzzle max.
ers.
The working hours in the spy
business, too, are extremely long.
We have known full.grown
healthy spy TO leave his den or
cave or whatever II is they leave
at nine O'Clock in the morning
and return TO it at ten o'clock
two years later. lie would come
back full OF ambition and revol.
yer bullet holes and with plenty
of time on his hands, besides a