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wETC9N4N WISHES RELIABLE DAY OR
sirbt position; experienced, With good
-sSsSspce and good haairs; age, 55. Address
FpOx $3.50 Herald office. 1875
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yorYG MAN WISHES POSITION As
barber: experienced. BOX 42i-C' Herald RAID
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50c-MADAM SELIA-5Oc

Egyptian palmist and medium tells your
past, present and future life; she tells the
secret how to win in business love. health
and family Affairs; law suits, speculation
and divorce eases; tells who and when you'll
marry; make no uistqke when seeking help
and advice Of a clsirvoyapt or palmist; 1t
pays TO consult the best; costs no more;
special readings, 5Oc; daily and Sunday.
Phone Franklin 237S-J. S3l 7th st. NV.
Opposite McCrory's 1Oc store. 7th and
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-oTVd MAN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
JS.Ir5on VI any kind. BOX 42-C, Her
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MADAM ZARA

Clairvoyant and Card Reader. When in
trouble call on me. All questions answered.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 1917 n. Capitol st,
2-l56
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,ToPE OF ANY KIND BY YOUNG MAR
"a nan. white: auto driver and handy
-t,5 tools. W, 326 st. NV. BON 43S-C,
vr--.IH office. --VD
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IS cents O !tHc
WEEKLY TRIPS TO BALTIMORE. sPE-
cill rates SMITHS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY. 1918 You st. NV.
1888
ALL CREDITORS OF GEORGE PETRAKIs
on account Of store. 735 9th st. NV, apply
to Octave BiEoness, .awyer, 6l7 st. NV.
2-l24
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FEMALE

PERMANENT POSITIONS
Paying
$500 PER WEEK
ELEVEN HUNDRED
collars during first
year, and
HIGHER THEREAFTER.
Il qdiition to > good salary to
gta,t and frequent Increases, tele-
pHoEe operating at this time oner'
uursual opportunity to advance 10
Fi-hpr paid supervisory positions.
We will be glad 10 tell you OF
these opportunities II you will call
At our Employment Office Room
sO2 sth fOor.
7a5 18th ST NV.
The CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co.
coach PAINTER, FIRsTCLASS FINISH
o. rood wage. GARAGE, 1lth and +
sts sw NJ. @DJ9. --Ioo
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EE EfIAI,E

iTEYDOTIN PUPILS WANTED. ls T ST.
ss., or phone n. Tsos-W. 2-S3
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IJOr-sENIAN, ALLROUND EXPERT
.ueed: colored; references BON aSit'
ueraId Office. 10
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-27
WELL KNOWN kEENE RESIDENT
Death of William c. Hall, Long Time
Railroad EmDIoye.

KEENE. \. H.. Jan. 27.-Wiliam c
Hall. for more than 30 years "a railroad
employee. prominent resident and highly
respected citizen. died yesterday. aged
90 years He was a son of Seth c. and
Alfredo (Patten) Hall of Westmoreland
Mr.. Hall served his ward i'm the legis-
lature. He was member of the Ma
sons. Grange, New England Association
of Railroad Veterans and the Order OF
Railroad Station Agents.
Mr.. Hall in December. 1920. completed
30 years of continuous service with the
Boston & Maine railroad. Starting as a
clerk he rose to the position requiring
railroad knowledge and administrative
ability. Mr. Hall saw the dissolution of
the Old Cheshire railroad when it was
sold to the Fitchburg railroad. He had
achieved an enviable reputation for the
interest he had displayed i'm his work
and for the courtesy he had shown all
patrons of the railroad. 1t has often
been said OF him and the employees of the
ticket Office that every patron is treated
with courtesy.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-27
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Especial Despatch to The Reformer.)
Copyright 1921.

Copyright l92l.
! WASHINGTON. Jan. 2T-COpies of
an article appearing recently in the Petit
Parisiene purporting to give in detail
President elect Harding's plan for new
association of nations have just reached
I here and have provoked considerable dis
cussion among international lawyers.
The French writer maintains that the
plan had been worked out by Mr.. Harding
with the assistance of eminent lawyers
from the American Institute of Interna-
tional Law While the French version of
the Harding plan is somewhat confusing,
| it does nevertheless have at bottom some
interesting ideas. which may eventually
be realized. In a nutshell. the French
authority declares that Mr.. Harding has
/ in mind q continental league for each part
! of the world so that the United States and
| the other countries in Central and South
| America will preserve their political and
judicial independence in all purely CONT
mental conflicts and will only cooperate
with the other continents i'll case of world
conflict. The nited States would, for
instance. alone decide whether an affair in
which it is a disputant were purely CONT
mental or whether it is of world interest.
/ However, here is the outline of the
plan: international disputes of n uni
versal character and those affecting world
peace are to be decided by political and
judicial organizations representing all the
world states and would form a permanent
court of legal arbitration after the model
proposed at the Second Hague Confer
ence. The disputes of a continental char
actcr must be decided by organizations
representing the states of the respective
continents. The states of other CONT
nents would, in this case. observe friendly
neutrality. If. however. they have di-
present their claims or observations to the
organs or institutions who have to settle
the dispute.
The continental organizations repre-
Senting the states of Il continent are con
Stituted i'm the form of a court of arbitra-
ton or council of reconciliatiOns between
all the states of the continent. each state
sending representative. Under certain
conditions these councils will adopt sane
tions to make their resolutions and judy
ments respected. These sanctions may
have a moral political economic or ma
terial character and in the last instance
alone would resort to the use of arms
I'm a case where it was difficult to de-
eide whether it was world or a continent
tai dispute. the continental councils of
arbitration can. if they wish. carry the de
bates before the world court of arbitra-
ton"
After careful investigation it would APP
pear that the foregoing plan was orig
inally proposed i'm January. 1917, at the
Havana meeting of the American InSti-
tute of International Law. at which rep
resentativeS from the entire pan-American
group of states We're present. While the
plan was presented by Alexandra Alvarez.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-27
VISITS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Legislative Committee on State Institu.
lions Makes Insnectinn

VERGENNES. Jan. 2T.-The commit
tee on state institutions from the Yer
mont legislature visited the Vermont in
dustrial school on yesterday In the
f. T.. Chandler of Brandon. f. T. Eos,
ter of sudbury. 4. ]. Goss of Danvillc.
q. VI. Mortified OF Williamsyille s. q
Dorsey of Rutland, F. c. Wheeler of
Waterbury. G. f. Austin of Richford.
George L. Durham of Brattleboro. S.
Carl Carpenter Of Rich ford. II. f. Farm
Westf6rd, Judge J. +. Weeks of Mid
dlebury. director of state institutions
and Miss Istlna Beard ofsDrange Tho
latter was a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs II
Wheelock during her stay here.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-27
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These Questions

DO you know why ointments do not give
YOU quick and lasting relief?
Why cutting and operations fail?
ternal?
That there is a stagnation of blood il
the lower bowel?
Do you know that there is a harmless
internal tablet remedy discovered by DR.
Leonhardt and known as HEM-ROID
now sold by the Brattleboro Drug Co. and
druggists generally that is guaranteed?
HEM-ROID banishes piles by removing
the internal cause, by freeing blood circu-
lation in the lower bowel. This simple
home treatment has an almost unbelieY-
able record for sure, safe and lasting re-
lief to thousands of pile sick sufferers,
and saves the needless pain and, expense
of an oper7 ton. There is 40 reason why
it should not do the same for you.-Ady.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-27
A State-Wide Objection.
lNIontnelier IArgus. }

BY the way protests are coming in, it
would look as if there is a decided OBJ
lection al lover the state to shortening
the trout season to August /. If the
trout season on streams is fixed to start
MAY / as it does in ponds and lakes. we
will say Amen. We expect that some
representatives are beginning to hear
from home about this time
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-27
HAVANA PLAN
IS CONSIDERED
French Newspaper Reports
to Give Outline of
Harding Idea
CLAIMS 1T TO BE
PURELY LEGAL

Would Allow American Countries to Set
tie All Disputes Pertaining TO America
and Join with Europe only on World
Issues.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
U. S. HO|AN SCHOOL
HAS COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES THIS WEEK
Three Days Events Will
Open This Afternoon;
Complete Program

The pupils Of the United states
indian school viii hold their COM
ntnccmrnt exercises this week. be-
ginnlng with u military drill on The
school grounds his afternoon and tho
harrnlHurentc ermnn this evening.
and winding up with the second pre-
acntation uf n cn~s play THE
Misor of itavciuc." 40 eight o'clock
Tuesday evening
Tho actual commencement rxer-
riHca. with the presentation % dipln-
mas viii De held Monday evening at
clFht o'clock. Or David Spence Ifiil
viii hc the commencement speaker.
Tho program will be- open To- The
public. and those who are interested
Hrc assured q program nf variety aud
rrcat interest. This rs the order ct
events.
SUNDAY
$3.50 D. ms Band Concert
400 q. nc % M ~VtitiNc Mill
tary prli % Eight Companies
FOR -Four Banners.
1.3r D. m.-nacculnurCntc Sryices.
Sermon hy
i;cv Father 4. n. MandularI
Monday
300 q. m.-Alumni business Meet
90. 90 O. nv class Day Program
. 80 D m.-Foik DauccH. ON Lawn.
l. Remnant Driil.
Fag Driii.
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position OF office sccrctary nt the
v. W this summer.
Marshal Wilson WI rcturn to his
home In Oak Park. 81 suburb Of Chi-
'rnro. tonight. He Will BE- accom-
by Sam i~,oscnbach.
Miss Lois stcarns left last night
FOR chicago Tor a visit of "a tew
wecks. Eoing from there TO Canton
Ohio, on Tune 20. 10 tcuch in the
OHIO STATE Normal achoul during
the summer months u b. said that
tho position h. quito "a fine uuc and "a
distinct honor To- descend tu one a.
young as Miss earns.
Miss Gcftrhdc Thompson len Fri
day cVrnmg Tor davenport, d., to
the biennial convention VI the
National Federation 80 Music clubs
~ the official delegate Of M Port
iEhtiy Music club 81 ALBUQUERQUE
From there she will go to chicago
10 study music. returning 60 the cts.
the latter part OF august
Mr.. Tom Nelson Of Moberiy. Mo-
stopped in the city Tor a day 81 route
from the Pacific coast 90 his home.
Mr.. Tom Danahy is confined 90 his
homo with a spralncd ankle.
Mrs. George pntrids. formerly OF
hts City. In here Tor q few DAYS visit
with Mrs Tom banahy She b. ou
her way to hor homo In Now York
from California. where she has hrcu
writing scenarios Tor southern CALI
foruia studios.
Mr. and Mrs Mopy Powell aud
daughter are here Tor e visit with
Mrs. George Uubbeil Thomas.
You will find IL in our CLASH
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
NETTING OF
MOMAN'S Club.

The Woman'B club completed a
splendid year % work Friday after
noon with n varied program of re-
ports, music and a social hour The
reports % the officers aud chsirmen
~ depnI tnlents showed lsithulness
add cooperation, among them the
statement that the organization had
raissd si.a00 during the year Tor
~bentfactlous.
Mrs. Donohoo addressed the club
'brisfy on installing The Jfflcers f0r
the new year, MR.. Donuhoo stated
that the war had showed women tho
value OF cooperation ana that dur
ing ne past y"ai an wumcn's clubs
had had more than usual uucccrHcs.
The musical program consisted Of
two song Numbers hY Mrs d. %.
schwcutkor. Lady OF Dreams" and
"By the Waters OF Ninnctouka Mrs.
=. ~ Thompson played her accom-
panimeui Miss Lorna lester gave %
soiikhtnn vioiln selection Mr. and
Mrs. Le Roy Ncu entertained with
violin aud piano numbers "hiazurha
Dc Concert ana Dutch Dance
~ was announced tnat Nfrs n. y.
Iouuhou and Mrs T. a.. Gould viii
attend the Federation meeting at lait
take july ~ 10 10
After the mccting 70 lunch Was
sctfeC by the social committee Ice
Nht'h capacity these members
served. Mrs &. q. Clark Mrs. r A..
Harton and Mls. a. A. Brennan.
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.. Folk nnnco.
4. ComanCho. intcrpretativo
indian Dance.
g. ftuac Drili.
g. May Pole Daus,..
90 d. IN. Alumni nn uuurf
500 y. m-commenccment cNcrcis-
81.
Address nv,
pr, David spence iliu. lrrri-
dent University q New
Mcxlco.
Presentation OF Diplomas and
Certificates OF Promotion to
Vocational Division BY.
itcuben Perry.
Superintendent.
Tuesday
1900 u. m.-Track Meet
ESQ p. m.-Class 1layt
The Miaer Of i,nNcloc," from
Sllas Mariner, Tor Pupils ui
-. Anthony'r Orphanage ~
P-rcvocatlonai Indian school
Pupils.
ESQ D mlCaiiathcaic Drills.
Indian Ciub hrill, Ted by
william Thompson.
p Dumb He'll Exercises
Company ~ Boys nattal-
lion
o. sctting-up Exercises. led by
Francis Howard.
T. Butts Manual. Rifle aud
Snber Drill
$500 d. m.-clnas PLAY.
'aThe Miscr 81 Bavcloe," from
Siin- Mariner
Repeated for Invited Quests
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Nrss. WHITE enrs DINNER.

Mrs. Charles White gave a dinner
party for 10 last Thursday evening
az her hons on Park avenue While
u was quite simple and informal "
proved 10 De- "a most delightful oc-
casion. bringinE together friends who
viii soon be leaving town for the
sumner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

The Wednesday Afternoon card
club met the past week with Mr.
HOY Hlamm. Thc last meeting Of he
club before the summer vacation Will
BE- held mex Wednesday with Mrs.
Tom walker.
Nfrn "a. N. Hover entertained the
FRIDAY evening bridge club the past
week. Three tables played.
Mrs Grace White was husscss The
past week NJ the regular meeting o.
the Ideal bridee club.
Tho yoffy seventeen card rmb viii
pay next Tuesday ~ Mrs n. G.
Eoehfa home.
A.. son OF Robert Chandler Prrwitt,
r.. Mias Porter and AIR Prcwltt will
he married Thursday evening. June
,. nj eight O'Clock Al n. Johns catho-
oral church. NJ. and Mrs Herman
fuffer viii be tho only attendants.
No cards have been issued. the affair
to be quiet and simple.
The marriage viii follow a friend
ship that began when the rorterz
lived IN EApanola. For the ptst two
years they have resided IN AibuQucr-
been teaching In the high school here.
Mr.. prcwitt n q merchant III Eaca
near Biucwatcr. After an auto trif
81 n month throughout the state. The
bride and Eruom VIII go TO HlucwatcI
10 make their home.
cnuDRENrs PLAY
The school Of kindergarten and
Flruf Grade gave Fairies and
Flowers" IN sonr az Robinson park ON
"wednesday afternoon.
What could have been more beau
iiful than the rainbow fairies and the
sunbeam fairies and the nrefiiea nit
ting among the sleeping flowers on
the green ernsses7 o. the dance OF
the Observation-Disclosures gowncd In
her gorgeous costume Of white. and
after she had touched each little
sleeping flower with her magic sweet
noss. wee Wlnie Wnkie. who IRAN IL
and q among the flowers 20 wake
them from their slccpinw hours o.
after them. n bees and tho butter
flies. fitting amonE The Towers "a
set their share OF sweetness Tbs
''grande finale" was THE Coming OF
the Flowers" sung ~ the entire cho-
rus. completing an effect that wa,
quite lovely.
Circle Drills. Glass.
Fairies ana brownies; Elizabeth
Nissan. Laura Mann. Dorothy Rob
crta. Louise shelton. Kathryne Hynd
Edward Lewis. Curry Lens naric,
Bishop. Donald Lancaster. Orval
Mann.
Snowflaken Rain. Class.
Rainbow Fairies; Elizabeth kiH'
sam. Margaret Pearson. Dorothy Rob
crts, Laura Mann Lonise Shslion
knthryne Hynd.
Moon Song. Glass.
Fire Files Edward Lewis. Harlcl
Bishop. Curry long.
Directing 90 the sun. class.
sunbeam Fairies Grace Cnlkins
| Gladys Kingston. Dorothy Itoberts
Josephine Arrcrc.
~sanshine's Message; wake. SAYS IN
Sunshine. class
Fiowcrs: Elizabeth Klaaam. Mar
rnref Pearson. Grace calkinH. Louis
shelton. kathfync Hynd.
Dance Of the Queen, Virginia Shel
ton.
Wee willie Wrinkle. Binic Mcarns
Violet. Dundelion. Daisy. Class
Bees. Donald Lancaster Orva
Mann.
hutterfiiess GLADYS Kingston
Loura Mann. josephine Arr,se.
Coming OF the Flowers. Class
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

Miss Hildrgardc Erstad leaves to-
morrow for her nome In Forcntcn.
MINI.
ars. } a. RelIy and three nons.
John. George and Robert. left last
OH city. IA. for the summer Miss
Marcelia iteidy ana Mrs Frank Hub
bell. Dr.. Mrs fteidy'a sister aud
daughter are there now
Dr. and Mrs. Edgar I~4assetcr. who
have recently returned from Califor-
MIA have rented the James Hubbeil
home on West Copper avenue. ~
James Huhbciis have gone 20 .. ar
ranch IN southern New Mexico.
Mira Klein aud ,wo sons Wilson
Joe. have gone 10 the rccos for
a three months stay.
Mrs. Gertrude Thomas. who has
been visiting the a. W. Goodrich fam
lily. returned Thursday 60 Trinidad.
Born to Mr.. and Airs. Homer spitx-
mcsser. Thursday afternoon az g
o'clock. a baby glrl
Mrs RIO stamm and children are
lcaving next Tuesday for Dulcc. \. NJ.
FOR "A visit with Mrs. stamm's sister.
Mrs, william Harley.
Miss Irene wicknunds a student at
the University b. leaving after COM
mcnccmcnt To enter the University
OF Colorado AZ Boulder.
Don wilson returned hOilc Friday
from BOULDER 10 spend the summer
with his parents. Judge ana Mrs.
John W. Wilson.
Miss Margaret Leo. who has been
attending simmons college In fius-
ton. IN expected hoinc the end OF next
week. She ell stop over in New
York for n few days to visit her
cousin, LLOYD Kcliam who is study
ing music there.
Buck Barnett OF Los Angeles spent
the past week here visiting George
stevens on his return home from the
Military Institute az Roswell.
-
tri Huffstotlcr. a student IN 4. ~.
A.. the past yea leaves tomorrow for
Maryviilc, Tenn. to spend the sum
NOR.
Miss Della Danicison. ~supcriuten-
dent OF the primary department Of
the Lutheran church. left TUESDAY
NN'NAik HNA thu NANNHN 'NE WNN IVA
school. b will be- gono cighl
weeks.
Mira II. ". Heaing and her mother
Mrs n. NJ. Huckcnhuii. have gone
10 seattle. Mrs. Horkcuhull will
spend the summer in tho northwest.
Mrs. Hcning win return home ii
July.
-
At. n. LN.u -
for Amisind. y. NJ, 10 Hppud thf
summer with her parents. Mlss Gil
is teacher ~ domestic science az "a,
high school
Miss Edna Hand. Il student al a.,
State university DURING tho pas
year. viii leave this week for h.i
home Ia Kansas.
Bob McAllistcr leu yesterday an.
rrnuon Tor "a two weeks trim bal Colo
RADIO and Missouri tc will WISH
friends In Denver and Colorad,
Springs and Will then gu to ~. Loui
Cor n visit with his at.Et Mrs Mu'
koehicr.
Dorothy Mae Wolfe icrt yoHtcrdui
ON the California Limited for 10.
Angeles 90 spend the summer visit
, ing relatives.
Miss Hci3u Lindsey lcaycs tpdai
for Las NoE-s To accept the position
OF secretary az the registrars offcY
= az the Normal school. She vii join
her mother in August for a visit "a
Hot Springs. \. 81. ana C|loudcrofi
-
Miss Dulcic knuX o. spending IA.
. weekend with Misc Pay BRYANT q
her homo bon University Heights
Miss Gertrude Brown ls IlliuE "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

Iht casa " me Meosr musical
I1IuIIY I1II1 M IIIIIfnr ~ ne pro-
aatIInn. louis r. TURNER. q surprirc
party TUESDAY evening after rrhcar-
al the occaeIen being his birthday
Ihe evening IAt1l1 very pleasantly
and "a the onnoInsIon % tnt fun
rnfrrahW rnln were served.
Mr. Turner has received an offer
FROM the Nrfro sluaIos q join Their
company and viz ica.c eftef the
cnIaHat b ~pIpdnttd 2 the Holly
me m<mnsrs Or thc easi are:
me NInsfn uIImria tphnel Helen
IaI.1oen uINn nIn1ln lena rci1a
dtIiL Nora Lea. Nebit Lea. Lois MI
Ter. F1ora Nnnero. Emma fnucuel.
Il|nn u|annlnI. Lena MnEsaFlia. Catf-
airline IIncHI. rtEHy Conuof. jrnhy
Mnninyt. MARI naca. Anita Pearct,
Mira n. SNYDER. MA Y. rearce. Mrs
DolrarnI ana tfff. ~ n naca; and
Louis y. Turner. mAnaEer. cheetei
oondfellou. Charitf Melvin, Toe TOR
loA Leila Mifftu. Nrpric Tumori.
AnnrImo Mass. fInEit MhIlon. Err
meet Salamr. Camille Chavez law
renee Elliott. Herman Simon LEO
Iotrfiu. Mario Clnnuinl Richard
uuclIey. John UoinadeiEl. Charley
prnrcc. OeurNc .EflcheIl. }. Larlun.
Ws3ler Conner. md Wolff Henrs
fiInrmefla NJ. and Mra Belts. VIC
tor uutan. John Alexander aud Mt
Meadows
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
BAPTIST rICNIC.

Nearly four huudrcd memhers Of
al. Baptist church and their friends
had the time OF fhoir lives al The
picnic on Decoration dmN
gircr by the church There wna
something doing rNorN minute OF tho
day-sll kinds OF games in the morn
ing, with lots - Tee cream and icm-
nnadc Tor a %ausiuiucr until dinner
time. when "a read old-fiaiuoned picnic
elmer was spread under the trees.
In the afternoon the YOUNG Mems
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

Tho newest sun shades are long
sol parts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

one or two thin slices 81 lemon in
the bean soup viii give u an agree
able tang,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

the girls ~ the freshman n
uurhumurc classcy ~ ~ Wuccnta
academy wcni on n picnic last Tuca-
day. a~ccompanled b. their inStru7-
tori. 10 San Lorenzo Fails IN Tijeras
canyon. They All had a merry day
tramninr over the mountain and try
inr ont new trails; and az noon time
Nfcit avidly ready fof h packages
Of good picnlc things 10 cat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
ron anss mm.hEeAnpE ERsrND.
,us. n~ubgeAnDE EEsrAb
To M A~lllffffftD.

Inc ouNnEtmfuf OF MiHH ~iillI'fafu'
Ersfad a. Forrest ~, McNicar " Rock
River. Wyoming. VAS announced this
week.. Misc Frrlnd u returning ~
her home IN Forrsion. MINI. touor-
row and the wedding viii take place
there in The late summer o. early
nn.
Misa Ersaad has been a resident ~
this rffv fnr the past hour vear- and
durfnu hat time has associated her
self with many of the activities % thu
city. shc a. tcachcr Of commercial
branches nj the high school. IL active
in n ". a. A. work and h. one n
the unst popular members 81 the
Iufhrfnn church. She T. considered
very capable and IN her various as
rg.clnfions has formed many friend
ablps which separation viii find hard
10 leave behind.
~ u undefsiood that At, MrVicar
a D busihess man Of Rock River. en-
rnEed ~ OF unnsaciions. He visited
a. this city during last chfittmas sea-
SON.
yOnTEn-iHF'WrTT WEDDING
JUNE ,.
MIR. b. n. Porter the
coming mnrfiaee ror her daughter.
Cufnclia cnrOline. % Mt Robert
Chandler prewitts N Bluewater, n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

Miss Hildrgardc Erstad leaves to-
morrow for her home In Forcrtcn,
MINI.