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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

she wanted n stencil so very much
on the curtains for her just done
over sitting room. And she couldn't
find anything In the shops which
even nearly matched her wall paper
or c%ontraHted well
so. taking n leftover roll Of the
wall paper. she cut Il in a strip the
width of the pattern. laid II upside
down on the curtain material and
then went oVcr II with a hot iron
OF course. she had everything dry
when she did II and she tested II
first on q sample OF the curtain ma
terlnl TO see II II would work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

A layer OF bread crumbs on inc
bottom Of your fruit pie Will pre- .'nt
the juice running out ms u bakcs
Cornsuarch mixed with the sugar Is
also an aid "a retention OF juice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

\ proclamation In 1850 prohibited
the erection of additional buildings In
London.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
CLIPS

papcr clips are handy things for
he hnusekccpcr 10 have about. In
sowing u long scam they keep the
material together hotter thar pins
and do away with bastiuR. n hens
are not too wide they can he used
to hold them In place Of basting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

After sweeping II is we'll To dust a
carpet with a cloth wrung out OF
clear, clean water or ammonia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

vinegar heated TO boiling point
Will soften the brush In which paint
has been allowed to dry. Lot tho
brush simmer In the vinegar a few
minutes. then wash In stron uvap
suds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Voice Culture

Prescott. Arizona. April 90. 1921.
To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
studied Nocc in the Music School Of the kansas state Normal for
about four years then Tor Il short Time in New NOk city with Miss Hrann,
la pupil Of John Mchan Of New York, After that | dropped my singing al
most entirely for years
For the past six months have been studying under Mr. Albert Icrsain,
and have been more than pleased with my progress.
MIR rcrghn has "a remarkable way Of imuarung his knowledge to his
pupils VERY CLEAR AND COMPREHENSIVE.
/ have made more rapid advancement than | eve hoped to in so short
a time cnn smg with norec ae and have increased the volume. beideH
adding two pr three notes to my upper register which l never san before
am or than glad to recommend Mr. Pcrsain a a teacher OF Voice
Culture
CSigned) MRS. G.. q. VYNE.
33i South Marina Street Prescott, Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

Ada q bit or thyme 20 the nllinE
Tor The fowl and YOU will find the
flavor very much improved
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

II stamps urc stuck together put
70 Thin paper over them and th"n pass
u hot iron over 10. They will come
upurt easily
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

HERALD WANT AID TAKERS
Are thoroughly trained ad writers
II you so desire, they will gladly
assist Won IN wording vonr ad
HERALD WANT AO TAKERS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

Fine brick dust on a flannel cloth
dampcncd In soapy water will clean
your aluminium kettle nicely. II VIII
remove the tarnish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28

Mrs. W. NJ. Combs private school
will open It's sixth term Sept. g. at
"a. VI. Kindergarten. first an,i Hec.
ond gndcs. Transportation n he
arranged for a limited number. AS
". silver. Phone isso-w.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
o i'm Prizes

in your own home. we will gladly
loan you al instrument for three days.
No charge or obligation. Simply use
the coupon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
GIRL RESERVE CORPS.
To Give an Entertainment al the High
School Friday Night.

All the different Girl Reserve Corps
and clubs of the Young Women Christian
Association are centerlng their interest
this week on the Pilgrim entertainment
which viii be given IL the High School
on Fridsy evening More than 100 young
women between the ages Of II and IS
wears. who are members Of the Y W
clubs, viii present the program.
The entertainment will consist of
sketches, tableaux, games and music.
The program will be as follows: Pilgrims
old and new, a dialogue, Marshallton
Girl Reserve Corps" THE Soul of Pris-
ella, sketch, 0riole Corps; tabteaux,
Pocohantas Corps; drill, Hiawatha Corps;
the minuet will be presented by the
F L. c. Club; ''May-day," a sketch, the
Friendship club; Landing of the Pill
grirns, a tableau, the Eastlake Girl
Reserve Corps; games played in the Pill
srims' period viii be presented by the
Wawatasi and the West End Girl Re
serve corps; THE Land of Nod" a song
by the Good Fairy Corps; song, ensemble
The program viii close by the singing Of
The Star Spangled Banner During the
evening selections will be played by the
mandolin club Of the association Mem
bers Of the True Blue Girl Reserve Corps
will act as ushers.
All members Of the association are
asked 10 attend this entertainment 4
silver offering Will be taken
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

week. Saturday morning Mrs. Frank
Taylor and Miss Ruthanna Taylor leave
for California TO spc1d six weeks.
Miss Alva Lynch. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs Minos Lynch of Richardson Park
and William Howard McGinuess son of
Mr.. ard Mrs Charles Lemuel McGinness
of Millingtou, Md will he married to
morrow at noon, at the home Of the bride $
parents.
Miss Frances Patterson has gone to
Louisville, Ky, for visit TO friends.
Mrs. Nathaniel Howell entertained at
bridge on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Helen Odell is visiting her sister,
Mrs Thomas G. Bradford in Cornccticut
Miss Jeanette Thomas entertained
at bridge on Friday evening with four
teen guests present
Mrs. Franklin Tavlor. Miss Ruthanna
TAYLOR and Garrett 4. Taylor leave on
Saturday next for tour of several weeks
in California
Miss Helen Gray Walker. daughter of
Mrs John Walker. and John +. Fulen-
wider of Philadelphia viii be- married
at the Hotel du Pont on Saturday, Feb
bruary 26 The Walkers have been living
ut Strathhaven Inn Swarthmore, Pa,
for about Two wears and formerly re-
sided II this city
Rev and Mrs Thomas p Holloway
recently moved from Montclair 10 New
ark. y J Mr. Holloway formerly WAS
minister OF Second Baptist Church, oi
this city He is now secretary OF the New
Jersey state Baptist Association.
Mrs Saxton Lynch entertained last
evening in a delightful way for MISS Alva
lynch and William II Me- ilnness whose
wedding occurs tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
CURRENT EVENTS CLASS
Program % Unusual lnte~es+
Given az New Gen.
tUry Club

Yeste-ray's nesting - .re ~r~-r'
Evan,s Class - 'na re-v ~ ~
vac featured r- program
than usual interest - er~eT-'rrs
'erest - ne members p-as Fa
afforded - me p~rtrsf' - Hae -r--s
Worren th~oriPF 'rr --v~+rsv y
artist. CIswson 8 FTa-~-r't' ~ faw
n1i'. wa given -,f~ - trarFs
~lass
'Cu-sn, Evsnt,- ut--s-''- =,
grouped 5y Hra Harry 2 0-snsr-
oludsf among sfre~s 1haersanos
TAncofr'H birthday -lalaVare's
rn-nt ~ $3.50 0oo sar ~ V-ovr~ T.atsf
ne disfingri ,shing = .v0-0-- ts.fa-f.
st oxford University Erriarf
srsdernic rezalia etr
James Rrour 3r~sfdent -
Manhattan single Tar -fuh gave r~
address on ~TaEaron -ronor irH
was claimed ~ the speaker = an er
act science sart Vhich anpi- ae.
failed ~ under4'snd f1- -rouaarda
years The aws = -rorr-uics
those n nature must - rre
underwood w@ tsJ eog
their numbers - a N Ike -.se.
and get re- saTne results
criticism - Drfrkvrstera
ADrAnaru 4-.ElcCtI. AA1 Gtter
Elizabeth 5peaxusan.
samuel Johnson ~ -1arEa
Vocational Department r. taa ar-
lie schools. Presented -- -he e.1alc
ton u -he class the 1.r rra--.
Vocational Training Gin rr.
Women.
Miss Lorra1ns CIarK effr
the soIcs ACCOMPANIED ty Mrs Er7
Dewitt Eabcock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
RICHARDSON PARK.
Woman's Civic Club Is Arranging 10 Give
An Entertainment Next Month.


Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Richardson Park, Feb 10 Members
Of the Women's Civic Club At q meeting
held at the home Of Mrs. Andrew Fooks,
yesterday afternoon formulated plans
for an entertainment TO be given the first
Thursday in March. when the husbands
Of the club members will he special gtIcsts
The club secretary was authorized 70
send letter to the Five Points Civic
Association, congratulatlng them on their
organization, and promising cooperation.
Mrs A. X Smith, chairman OF the COM
mittee on street signs, said the full num-
Der Of signs had been erected. The com
mittee on street lights reported that The
collections by Young girls, for the main
tenance Of the lights, was proving satls-
factory
Yesterday being Donation Day, the
club received 8 large humber Of oontnbu-
tons, which were, later sent 70 the needy
ones in the community Among the con-
tributSon- of money wac one Of $40 gwen
BY the Junior Glee Club.
Following the business scssron musical
program was gwen by Mn. Ray Work,
Mrs A. X Smith and Miss Marley, after
which refreshments were served The
next meeting VIII be held at the home Of
Mrs. Reuben HUT, Ashley
Mrs Ella Lowther viii entertain the
members Of the Junior Glee Club this
evening, in nnsman's Hall
Mrs Fred Lang viii give St Patrick ;
Dav Social, on March Is, for the beneft
OF Sunshine Work The social viii be
given at the home of Mrs- Reuben HUT,
Of Ashley
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
Women's College Folk
Visit Southern Schools
BY Borsh. Ia Tour wslooms

York. Who visited Mlss Ihrrr
head 81 ths Art Dcpartrreuf 4.
Bherin. chemist - tttr1s.
the guest ~ Profsascf tiuaee
Drake and Miss Iltz ~ lrrrr
visitsd Miss Crusth J. Lfkeuar
tho Home Economic Dsuarfrrut
Horace JOhnsor Katherine tt
~ tho Pioufer r.ageY irifef
Williams a.. ogsr Frfa hr
day and entered irf. tr th-a.
nitDry tff Itfsr
spread ~ nosor ~ srirs
senior r birthday
s0phomOre Dinner
Tho rophouors e.ass ~
night Eavs "a a. Rtf1 fr
ln honor - ,ha $40 .Iar' Plas
BIRTHDAY and .af .s tnsfr
Professor GscrEc E .r.'t>r.
member q ,helr .iass. ard Wrs y
The ysIerfl-e .fsa gas carried
Continued on pags 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
SISTERHOOD OF TEMPLE
OF TRUTH

The Sisterhood Of the Temple OF Truth
viii hold its sixth annual card party
and dance in the New Century Club
on Monday evening, February u Cards
will be played from eight TO ten 0 clock
followed by dancing from nine to one
Mrs. James G. Tuck is managing the
arrangement of the affair Judging from
the present outlook, this will be one
Of the most brilliant and successful events
of the season.
The various committee chairmen are
Mrs. Alfred Levy, refreshment; Mrs
Henry Harris, card room; Mrs Charles
Topkis, prize.
The prizes TO be awarded IN the GARD
playing are beautiful and varied The
original Six orchestra will furnish music
for the dancers. Tickets may be secured
from Mrs James Tuck, No 8, Laurel
Apis, or az the door Of the New Century
Club on the evening Of the affair
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
Wedding Ann.ye-sary o,seryc /.

NIr aIlI Ms Horace II Nav 9l0l5
Madison street. were rendered delight
ful surprise party BY - or more Of their
close frieuds Monday evening on the
occasion q thor sixteenth wedding ami
verStrv Vocal and instrumental music
Uas eg.5ayed also dancing NJ and Mrs.
Mckay were presented with 8 silver teay
a..d u pair of mahogany tandle-st'cks
by the guests
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
Quiet Day Of Women's Auxiliary.

Womans Auxiliary of Diocese of Della
ware will have Quiet Day services, Feb
ruary Is, at st. Andrews Church !,
beginning with corporate communion at
10 a. m At noon the mems servt will
take place. and the women ) SERVER will
be resumed from to 3 p. m. Meditation
will be given byBishop Cook Of the Diocese
All women are invited to attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
Embarrassing Hairs
Can De Quickly Removed
Beauty Culture

Hairs osn - easily nanlsasd rom
under-arIns, neck and lace -y -als gl
painless method Nix into stt qas
some powdered teiatone ta4 vat
spread % hairy surface ana
minutes rub Of rssl -he sam tul
VIII bs free from hair or acu.sh E
cepting N very stubborn yrOwtls, ..
application 5 su1hc--ut % avul1 @
appointment, buy he 1eiatoae "a 81
original package d-l --ly .-es1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
p II r. Auxiliary Dance.

The Lalies Auxiliary, of the I <
II r. f Athlete ASSOCIATION viii give
a social and danee il the L. T.. 4 " h X.
Athletic Association rooms, tourth floor
southeast corner Eighth and Market
streets this evening. dancing TO begin
at S l5 = IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
Indies All If Rc.lefnnte.

The Ladies All of B,llefonte NJ E
Church viii bh a social meeting tomor-
row AFTERNOON, st ~, at the home o
the president Mrs L L Cooper. Th
Friendship Quit squares viii be jome 4
anl each member IS requested . BRING
sewing implements
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
HEM sTITCHIN

Having made arrangements with the
Come and See Gift Shop" Arcade, du
Pont Bldg. packages left there will
receive prompt and careful attention.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gish,
2411 Jefferson St.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
Sunshine Meeting.

The PoAvanra 3rnLcl le
national Sunshine society 1A cer
the home u Mrs N Rcrasot
Market street, -oLorrow -veLlrg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
Wilmington League Of Women vo,ers.

The Wilmington league 81 Women
Voters wll meet Fglday -venllg 81
o'clock. AZ ne home q Mrs. Freu
Bach. S2s Jackson srreet An eiecrtou
II officers VAL 1e held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
Entertain Harrington Girls

The college entertained the girls
from the Harrington High School grad
uating class over the week end. These
girls were from both Greenwood and
Harrington since members u the Jun
ior class OF the Greenwood High School
spend their senior year in the Harrtng-
ton High School. Miss Gibson. princi-
pal OF the Greenwood High School. and
Miss Catterson Of the Harrington High
school, accompanied the girls on their
trip. The girls we're Pearl Cain. Evan
geline Thorpe. Lillian HarTnsread. Ruth
Greeales, Elizabeth Rowland. Theims
Wix, Hazel Long. Delenla Barwtck
Frances Richards. Mabel Conaway. Mir
lam Jones. Esther Russell. ana Nell
Rogers. The girls had the opportuni-
I not only OF mingling IN the life OF
the college girls. but N sharing with
them the pleasure OF meeting John
Drinkwater and hearing him speak IN
Wolf Hall on the subject OF Abraham
Lincoln" on Sunday Dean Robinson
served q delightful MONDAY luncheon
IN her sitting room and invited both
The visiting girls and their hosts.
Week end guests Of the faculty were
Miss Bailey. an art teacher from New
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

Eewnrk. Feb. iey-Dean Robinson of
the Women's College returned 70 New
ark on Friday evening after a Trip
in company with Mrs. 4. -. warner
10 Welt the Institutions Of higher edu-
cation for women ia Virginia. Dean
Robinson and Mrs. Warner yisiteo
Richmond and not only accomplished
their purpose IN collecting facts con
cerning tho organization and Work of
West Hampton College. affiliated with
richmond College, but renewed oio
friendships Aa guests in the home oI
Dr Samuel Z. Mitchell. x-president Of
Delaware College. Mrs. Mitchell enter
satned af tsa In honor Of her gusgts on
Wednesday. February g. when they hsn
the opportunity for meeting several
women prominent in club work and In
education IN Virginia Mrs. Boscner.
author of Mary cary Mrs. 3scDantei'
~ the board of trustees Of West Hsnnp-
ton College. and Dean Keller. On
Th,rsday they visited FarTnVilis Nor
nal School and observed the splendid
organizstion Of President J. l. Jsrrnsn.
From FarnasvfIis they went 20 Lynch-
burg and there Visited Randolph Macon
Wornen's College. Mrg. Warner return
eH ~ wilmington alone while Dem
Robinson made stili another VISIT. %
Sweet Briar. which has discontinue
It's preparatory gchool and nov con-
reutrates its interests upon the purely
q academic work n Sweet Brsar College
Since her return. Dean Robinson has
been more than ever occupied with hsr
administrative duties and social OBJ
legations on Saturday she acted az
hosfeqa al a delightful luncheon s-rvef
/ n the HHarium % Warner Han. The
guests were leading educators IN the
state, county supervisors. principals of
schools, attendsrcs officers, supervisors
+ n Home Economies Department. OF
+. the college: Professor Wilkinson, Pro
feasor Mary z. Rich, Miss laura Y.
clark. Miss Agnes Snyder, Miss Ellen
II. garnworth. principal ~ school NO. ~.
wilmington, Mise PaDDie. 41ss ina
Parnes. Miss Ruth Jones. Mrs. Snyder.
Mss Elizabeth Mcdaniel. Nirs Bsrg--,
Miss Laura Richards. Mss Jer<'
/ Miss Gibson. Miss Ruby Miller Aiss
Laura Richards.
Women in Administrative Positions.
After luncheon a meeting wss nelo
IN order 20 organize more dehnitety
i the Delaware Branch of the Nadonai
+ co,,ncu FOR Eonsn IN Administrative
f Positions n EIEC1rADA FFfAiDA N1' o~-
zastsd at The last meeting of the state
+ Tearher'a Association q Dover.
Dean Robinson explained the pur-
po.e OF the organization and a discus
ston followed IN which the various points
Of view Of the individual workers 7Vere
brought out. IN order 70 make coop
Grafton more complete between th'
workers Of the state and TO bring then
in turn into closer relation with nation
Al movements < was decided 20 a1Hlas'
not only with the Delaware Stat
Teachers Association but With the Va
ttonaI Council Of Women n Admins
trat.ve Positions IN Educa ton.
To strengthen the organization offlcer1
were elected as follows: Dean Robin
son. president: Miss Laura Richards
vfce-presidsnt Miss Maude Lodge. sec
retary; Miss Elizabeth Mcdaniel. treas
urer
The state organization VIII be vel
represented at the meeting OF The Ma
tional Council in Atlantic city, or
March 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16
Clubs of the State

Miss Helen ! Garrett 1904 Broom 3
street
Tho clubs caIl1reu party has been
postponed II March z There vii be no
regular Tharsa.g evening reading this
week
BErd.EF0ETz civic CLUB
Benefonte CIVIC ChIb Committee Oh the
club Martins Washington supper Will
meet tomorrow evening at the home Of
Mrs q z Morris. at 30 clock
RteiARD soy PARK CIVIC CLUB.
tn RI-a4rds5a Park Civic Club net
TUESDAY a. the home Of Mrs Andrew
Fogk Additional lights placed on Bel
mont avenue ard street signs placed were
reported 4 Pilgrim program viii be
gwen II the near future BY the club. Mrs.
l.awtAer presented sl0 70 the CLUB as the
proceeds II tae receat Junior lflee Club
eatertanIm
Ms Marley then rendered violin Sc
ieenoas. accompanied By Mrs Roy Work.
Mrs Work etve an interesting paper On
tie lie of Washington
The next meeting VII be with Mrs
r l HUT, "a March
MILFORD Sew CENTURY CLUBS.
Milford. Feb l5-rhe twentv-third
anniversary of the Milford New Century
Glab wls celebrated o. Saturday n a
rstIly 4 d.hghefull manner. Numerous out
81 W. 81 .,.s .yera present 70 participate
with theIr Milford nostesses n the charm :
lag alallvers IN aoserrA Among thes .
gusts were Mrs Il D 8oysr. peaslden {
n the state Federation ii Wom IN 5 Clubs
the presidents of mt4y d the State clubs
aud visitors from Wlnugtol, Middle
town. Saasrr.. FraIeyLea Wyoming,
DeInar. Can5r.lx Nj and Williams
par. p III tn cub room wllch IN |
- decorated with rel caraA-Ioas ald
AmFalesa flags, carefully planned AID
cgsyer!y executed program wAs carried
out during the Gacheen wh.c1 consisted
Continued on page L
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

The Bankers and Brokers Club will
give card-p2rty and dance March 9,
at the New Century Club. The following
committees have been named decorations
and music, Miss Smith, Miss Pryor,
Miss Lynch, Miss Dill, Miss ByTEe;
tickets, Miss Stradley, Miss Money,
prizes tallycards ard cards Messrs
Collins, Carrow, Hickman; refresh
ments, Mrs Bryan, Mrs. Selney,
Miss Dawson, Miss Martin, Miss Buck
son.
This club is progressive and alive to tn
interests Of all its members. Though
many Of the members are observing Lent
there are Others for whom this pleasant
affair will appeal. The Original SIX viii
furnish the music
The marriage Of Miss Rachel Eliza
beth Stroud, daughter of MIR and Mrs.
A. G. Stroud Of Newark, and Harvey
W. Maclary, son Of Mr.. and Mrs G. W.
Maclary Of Newport, will take place
this evening at the brides home The
Rev David A. Reed pastor Of White
Clay ILreek Church viii officiate
Miss Ruthanna Taylor was guest
at house party at Cornell for junior
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

Mrs. F. Joseph Vasey of AL Geddes
street, will entertain at cards tomorrow
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

Mrs. Van Wyck Ferris and children
have returned home after a visit to her
motherI Mrs. Wilhar G. Ramsay at
GuVenrOurt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs Harold Smith and their
daughter, Mrs Harry Speakrnan, leave
tomorrow for Camden, S. c., where they
will spend several weeks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

Mrs. r f. Summons has gone to Silver
City, New Mexico, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Cain. Miss Dorothy Simmons who
has been there for some time viii accom-
papy Mrs Simmons home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

Mrs. Joseph Dallett has been called
TO AIdmore, Pa, by the illness Of her
father
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-16

Mrs II. James BALLET. has returned
from . yi~it 10 her sister, Miss Dallett AZ
West Chester, Pa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06
Crystal Theater to
Reopen Saturday

with the opening Of the Lsdmore
ana Houeh's Musical Revue a. tho
Crystal opera house Saturday. tho pa
irons Of the theater win be erccted
with very extensive alterations and
preparations. also the housing for al
indefinite season OF musical stock.
one OF the ~cievcrcst. cleanest,
snappiost musical comedy companies
mat has y . visited Albuquerque will
open with Hello Albuquerque a
breezy comedy. introducing To the
local thcatcr gocrs Jack Christie. 9th
crs "a the cart arr Dolly StcflinH,
Viola H0ibrook. Daisy Storiing.
Johnny Young. Art walsh who Is a
local boy with many friends and the
nominfH.
Many new novelties will be offered
during the cngagcment and the cos
tuning. beside the scenic effects viii
be new and novel. The REIN Cos
tuning company create the wardrobe
while Tod ID Woiff, a local hoy, who
has gained considerable noteriety In
the east A. n scenic artist viii be re-
nponslble for All scenic productions.
The policy OF the thentcr under the
manaroment Of the Barnett Amuse-
ment company. Is a complete change
OF program twice n week. Special at
tentlon ~ given to the ladies' and chill
dren'u mntinccs on saturday and sun
DAY. Curtain rises promptly at seven
thi. = aud nine o'clock.
All Productions are presented IN
der the pursonal direction Of James
Spencer. who also figures quite prom
incntiy IN the cast.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06
Man Found Begging
Given 80 Days

what club or society DO you be-
Ions to- said Judge W. W. Mcclellan
Of y prisoner IN police court this
morning ~ he looked over a report
which aid that cards and dice had
ceen taken from the prisoner.
Il belong only 20 the human race
answered the prisoner.
The prisonar save his name AZ
james Wilson but when asked WIN
no had nlscn Il 20 tho police last
night a. Jessie Dean replied that he
tucN the maine uf Dean because he
had = rich uncle BY that name.
Wilson was arrested NJ ia South
Walter street last night BY Patrolman
Fred henfro after he was charged
with heaHine. Wilson said he had
jest been let put OF the Iowa pcnitcn-
uafy, saying he served a term there
for burGalry.
Judge Mcclellan said H. believed
the man would make a good boarder
for TN county and sentenced him to
sc days IA the county jail on a vag-
rancy charge.