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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
Local Chapter of League of Women
Voters to Be Organized as Result
OF Visit of National PreSiden

Thonc are not % direct anyone {
whom to vote. but 20 Instruct
mnthnds 0f voting manner Of Tel
Inr Iu ballots cinasos To- study q
DHuHLtufIou o. their wi state Al
fH. federal ruuafltufluu, p1riI
monf1ry uHuue. and glasses to "a
their own communities Incidi
tally 30 haas been reported that mal
men voters have received instrq
ton on political issues ana I'D
phase by the women voters i
fhclr families who have the "a
and Che earnest ambition 20 be
formed.
The second convention OF Il
national league b. 10 be held
baltimore ln April. when nd
VIII br also au International 4
fereuCe with women delegates "a
many pnu-AmsrlCan countrl
THESE foreign Niaitors r TO be
sftucted iu methods of unifylng
women's club and Interests IN
way Of this vast inter-orRnnlzntl
% the women voters. Ia this cod
iry Mrs Lsunn Lowe iust. led
lHiItr director for the national VI
mon Christian Temperance u
ion af Washington IL ~socretaryl
tho League Of Women voters. ID
" O. r. T.. of nearly a million 4
mon De- n OF the fourteen orx(
izatlons affiliated with tho lead
The National Federation " cd
is another. tho D. A. r.: the 1
uoual Consumers league. the Y
80 a.. and other powerful OrgaI
cations r. part Of the Leaguc|
Women Voters.
Invite this club and ala Il
Mexico womcn who can attendl
com" .o The convention IN sd
more in April"
At the conclusion ~ the addrI
Mrs Park was greeted by the lad
present, and "a group OF men :
had been attracted by the namI
the distinguished speaker
j. g. Gould president 81 the +
mans club announced that a
chapter % ice league or a conn
tee would be formed 20 carry +
the Ideals 81 this national organ
ton for citizenship instruction.
women.
Mrs Park left yesterday mori
for Santa Re. 20 spend n few
en- route 20 Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
~PDESBYTERIAN LADIES
GIVE SILVER TEA.

A delightful informal tea
tho ladies Of the PreHbyted
church was given by the lad
Aid on Thursday afternoon at
homo ~ Mrs D. A Nohl. on W
Central avenue. Though the II
was what b. known as "a slid
tea she silver vas obtained In
unique way. by having each a
it0r give az many pennies AZ theI
were inches In her waist measud
The color scheme in the iivll
and dlnlnr-roums was prettd
01rried oui in pink and Whit
aweotpeas which were phac.
shout the rooms In such "a way
fu give tho effect % a spring "a
den
Mrs o. D. Sisk and Mrs W
Game poured. while Mrs Hugh
cooper Mrs Charles Mckea
Mrs franklin ana Mrs Edwai
Livingston received
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

George - Martin and j. Stcrl
ing Ward OF the University OF Sew
Mexico chapter 81 ~ Kappa Alpha
fraternity were present at the "a
s|tnllntluu Of thE beta Epsilon
chapter Of "a Kappa Alpha Boo
Boulder, colo last Saturday Tin
fraternity was originally Omega
psi. ls local Mnrun and NaId.
with five men from Colorado COL
lcgo. were the installing team.
inc new chapter Of tho national
fraternity IN Boulder Includes "a
number of Albuquerque boys who
= attending the University ur
ColurudO-Don Sylvester. Merritt
pldakor Charles Scheikv ana t,ay-
mond Eddy Ralph Hill 81 this
city IL an alumnuR Thirty mine
members ARD eleven alumni were
installed
The Initiation ceremonies were
followed by a banquet In honor ~
The new chapter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
CLUB TO HyIiB
RECREATION ROOM

The Huusekecpers' club IA
started "a series " saturday efiu|
noon homc-cnoking sales in 4;
Interest of tiic communiiy cad
merry hatins resolved "a add 20 Il
equipment 81 tho building A II
room and "a room Tor communal
HuthorlnEs supperH. dances or Il
trrtalnmcuts 81 q similar natufl
Tho fite for The building hi
been chosen In the Miller add
tlon. although the exact locati1
has not been decided upon. VI
this purpose there will o. n med
ing Of che mon and women nd
saturday afternoon. and 10 dcal]
other matters relstive 20 n
building
Those plans wef brouEht
iiRht al the meeting % the III
iast Thursday afternoon. with Nj
r. T. Shelly. The msmbefr|
some 2o-Rnd tive Guests. spf|
the day with Ms shelly worki|
with Miss Nymnn. Of the ~.
college. ON millinery The eua'
were Mrs. Manner. Mrs. ueor
Mueller, NIru, Hayden. Mrs. n
lcrea and Miaa Mcdowell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
KNIGHTS OF PN'ritiAS
INrTINTt.S ENTERTAINED.

Of the knights % Pythias lodge
made the trip from M-ountainair
to Albuquerque yesterday after
noon aud, with due ceremonies.
were Initiated into the lodge. IN
order 10 he able 60 found n Noun
tainalr branch % the order. On
their tur they win elect their
officers and otherwise complete
organisation 81 the lodge there
The Pythian Sisters entertained
the visitors al dinner last night
at the n 4. hall. on their arrival
here. and added a pleasant social
feature 10 their stay. The degrees
we're then granted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

over a million purchasers OF a
novel
This In the phenomenal sales fig
ure whica responsible book Job
bcrs say may be reached by A. =
NJ Hutchinson novel. II Winter
Comes, now the best seller Of the
English speaking world.
Al present. II Winter Comes
has sold over 500. 900 copies and
10 holding a daily sales record OF
over 1000 copies Despite this
showing. skeptlcs doubtful q
the novel ~ the English author
can reach the American records of
QUO Nndis and David Harum
In various editions both Of these
novels have sold over ono million
copies. but the sales Of a genera
ton ~ were made NJ lower prices
and In the face Of less keen com
petition than at present.
In going over the records Of best
sellers OF other years. conservative
dealers say that IL Winter Comes
and Richard Chrvsi will run d
close ace The publishers OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Mo- Maud Wood Park president
Uf thU National Tongue rot Women
Voter. we HHr1lcr nf tHH Aliu-
IH.rHI. woman 'IlN lIlitE &c.
'"inH'n.
Wr. r.r. |UHFHr.I. fE. UurHu
of tnr u.W .IuuuIz1uau now Gao
clearing luu.. of fourteen national
organization. of women
1901. itHrll said boo uHrtt "It b.
mot ta. purpose ut the lfapuu co
Women Voters f1 Instruct women
what ulr.g ut what candidate 900 or-
iufH huI fH Instruct u duties and
privilege uf HiflAvuahip uud Goo as
certain what WruHur'H women of
''" .HInirt d'rn lu the way ~
obstructive nf remedial t'Ei-il-
ZION.
800 ,ttmuI. OF iH, mower Uf thr
united support uf women D.. the
u.a.tes af tI. sItUh.rd-Tuwuar
uuI providing f.r cor, oi mothers
HuI .uffufs Or I. siId Ny Hu Op
IHutrt of this hIu IH clurrr.s iiflt
Che Hrr..ur. or popular opinion TO-
..Hfs ih. pasniH. uf ihis hlll ,s
r.rl.I tUu pressure brought go
boar on auF uUl Cor the ua.t docs.
tl. Hui possibly for tho past huu
irri yrnrF
Df, objection raised hy thD a1
tc@rsar.es uf the bll was that tine
bul was strictly class legislation
hecHu.r w.ul.u HrI unf men Wuui
re..... fN. n.rDf. Th. clover r,-
nIF U. .Na tf. .t.Ht# of rHu mI.r.-
uI. aud Infancy mrI.ur. was iu.f
.u.H much I- HrfHuf. aIa0 ar. iu ne
benefited and thor. would Doe uo
discrimination between Nog babies
..-.. ..#.. H.#-.. HN"- -H..L.H.-H. s..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
OROTH l.. McALLfSTER
Telephone Sl5.

When "woman's attitude toward the vote as the express
sion goes, approaches that degree of perfection that she will
postpone the meeting Of her bridge club so that II won't inter
fere with the election of the city commissioners, then us time
for those men who haven't taken her seriously, to Sing small.
but il actually happened here the past week. even before Mrs,
Park addressed the Womans club about the work the women
sre doing in the national capital. So it happened without the
tehven Of propaganda.
III And speaking OF the good women's organizations can do,
here a suggestion With all the programs that all the women 5
eluhs have-musical and otherwise; and with all the 90 home tai
wt' shows that have become a surfeit 10 us who are able 10 go.
here IS a suggestion IN order for some Of them IN offer regular
Entertainments at the sanatOria IN the city. just a moment s
consideration Of what il means ia be shut up with an unruly
"iemp' and positively forbidden To seek excitement, will give
some idea Of the pleasure that an evening entertainment will
mean to shut ins. It's another constructive venture for Lent, too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

ftllc crirrly friiIcd and standing
urrkily upright 0r Hwathed pa that
DO hook like a medieval princess
4 hnndsau Of silver leaves ur of
crystal tlowsrs o. au effective adj
iuncf 90 the veil
THE bridal bouquet alone seems
tu remain changalcss, Lilies ~
the valley. with an occasional
orchid or rosebud, and white rib
huns compose g.
~ way of Innovation. some Now
York florists have introduced ilttie
crystal chains, a. many links a.
desired 10 supplant the ribbon
streamcrs which fail from the
hudni bouquet The chain symbol
izos attachment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
ILLINOIS VISITORS
ENTERT AIMED

Mr. and Mrs A. NJ Hailey gay
neighhorhood party on 4
evening OF ~. patricks day
their homo ln Eaucho- de- Atriul
.lI Airs Clarence Ia FONT b hrDtI
'r and his wife Mr. and Nd
Frank Dewitt of Murphreysboi
iN a number 90 the ~nelrhhori(
residents Of the community w{
invited in Co play st. Patrick o "A
limos ana 90 uartake Of a dald1
twD-coursr lunch that also 4
s-rEeo-fiNc OF 81 patrick's al
Tho evening was spent piayH
games and Zoo vocal and pia
music Tho guests were AR.
Mrs q g. Rogers, Nj aud "a
SOD TDrEusOn. Miss Lois Fer8
som an and Mrs " g Blotchl
Nr Hut Mrs Clarence Ia I'd
Mr. Hrl Mrs. clyde Houalda
Nr and Mrs " g. ponHid&
Nh and Mrs /. Carlork Mrs
Bailey. Mlss Zelda Mcconnell
ffne+t Mcconnell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

q. \. ". GIRIS 10 COMPETE
INDH TROPHY.

Nearly 20 tennis enthusiasts Of
the feminine persuasion were
drawn enthusiastically into pre-
hminHrloa the past week, In lieu %
"A tennis trophy cup which tnr
Mlndlin Jewelry company IL offer
ing to the winners Of the finals
next month. The match IL to be
played on the Univernity courts fol-
lowing two weeks Of preliminary
gnmrs and two weeks uf finals.
this week.
ceil.nt condition and the Interest ~
tennis b. always at high pitch at
the University Some earnest
work lH being done now. as there
seems Ia be- "a keen spirit OF ON
petition aroused by the offer OF
the trophy Gun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

The Happier bride VIII have mono
of the stiif satin wedding uniforms
thnt have persisted through dr
cudra of varying fashion She may
chpuec snun COZ u delicious soft
ness however, u she feels 30 iE-
ciinod, but she b. just ns likely Go
choose lace or gauzr or silver cloth
or some exquisite silk And she
may dispense with "A train alto
rrther
A Veil. however. she does not de-
spise FOR no woman resist the
lure Of tulle or brussels poins.
Tuiio b. sim the popular material
for a veil unless oie inhcrlts a veil
ot rare lace The flapper finds
wonderful things may 10 done with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

held forth during tho ul' ten
years These Include Hurold
nell Wright, Gene Strattuu l'urtcr
Farnol, the late Eleanor u
Porter. creator of l~uIINHU ;
Zane Grey, T. Phillip ~puUrnneim
Booth Tarkiugton Edith wharton.
Ethel NJ bell MARY Robert. iIne
hart Joseph q, Lincoln Potter -
kyne. ana James Oliver IHrNoud
Now the eve author. have al
tanned tho honor ~ bt.nE fnt fore
most sellers Sinclair LOWS whose
Main street was the loader ui
the 1890 1921 p~uhiishlur .o1son
and A r. NJ H|utchin-nu whose
fourth book. II Nluur 'Um"s
has been the literary uchItt rmvnt
Of the past HiN munfhH
According Co tho Publishers OF
Main Street. tT.0no copies were
sold during 1890 and goo 600 iu
1854 making "a total cot 1l1 nNa up
10 the first Of the yrnr Main
Street was Lewis sixth novel O.
be- published. but his fIrat one Ia
become "a best seller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
WV
DANCE PARTY FOR
nft.H ~ H1tpI GItDMD

A very pretty little evening party
and % that was very much en-
ioyed by the guests, was the in
formal dance party which Miss
Isabel Patterson gave Friday eve
ming for u humber Of her high
school friends. They were tho
Misses Eioise Bureu uorothra
~Inltenghe. Mary lioehl. Helen
snyder. Florence Hanson and
pansy Hicks. and Otto Brbbsr.
Saatul Goodwin. Carl Allen. M
than Glnssman Iatlf Hyder and
Hudolph Sickler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
900
STUDY CLuB MAKES SII:ING
IpINNIIN.

Spring affected the Miorcoics
club last week tu tn. extent that
they turned uVer one whole day io
learning how to trim hats. under
the supervision OF an Instructor
from the state College. Mrs. Ny
man. at the home OF Mrs Thomas
In Los Griegos over 20 ladies ar
rived early In the morning. armed
with an shapes and colora OF hats,
and with every species OF velvet
and satin flora known "a a clever
mlllincr Luncheon was served by
D. hostess ana work resumed in
the afternoon; and when the sun
set, there were many e. bonnets
that were a credit to feminine in
genuity.
The millinery venture took the
place ~ the regular study program
uf the club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

s very independent artist nam. .
L.. tahaudf recognizes the prUuIl.
tIuu movement boo 3D. picture De tN.I-
Tho Man WIN the GRAY tlaf
tn. hat. however. is NOT nearly poo
noticeable u- the bottle. wulrH
-um.hudy seems Co le tryluE tI
tuk, away from him
Nasal IiIrumHtu has Robin
who looks like his own Thinker
but there Do "a flaw boz the plctur.
Tor a. hasn't got bis hand und.
hts chin.
knutor Portrait makes tho
woman Involved look like o. hu-
man pIur- organ lie Who Goo
slapped. painted by charles Fold
man. belongs TO tho same school
the v.rtlin undoubtedly has two
black ewes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
"a NCHIsON
or q.
n. VI. STUDENTS.

The engagement OF Miss Irene
Fec. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z
W. Fee, and Edward LEIGHTON. son
Of l.. H. Lighton. was announced
u Yesterday At "A luncheon at the Al
y vs,rado for the active members OF
> o. Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
9 Fiven by Miss Foe and Miss Ruth
Doughcrty The engagement H.
dc elimination % a romance that
= ms continued through their col
lege life and u year OF the war
Which interviewed. The Fee-Ligh-
tor engagement Il one Of the i'm
portant ones Of the early spring.
for both m very prominent In
University life and are members
OF well known families.
Miss Fee and Mr.. LEIGHTON were
high school seniors together, In
The local High school, AMI 81 was
then the romance began. That
was Ia 1914. and the outbreak of
fhe war took Miss Fee to New
York. where she studied nursing
fog a yea while Mr.. Lighton
. went into the service. After the
war, Miss Pes returned 10 the Guy
aRd entered the University. Mr..
l. fhton vas also enrolled at the
University, ana doing unusually
good work In chemistry, lie will
graduate this spring and s. now
as istant instructor In chemistry,
Miss Fee Is a Junior.
Miss Fec Is q member Of she
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
l and has been active In Greek bet
Ter activities and student nffairu
Mr.. leighton II "a III Kappa Alpha
The wedding. II II Understood, IL
ta take place some time In the
summer. although no date has
4been announced.
III Tho luncheon was for 10 guests
practically all members OF the ac'
tive chapter OF Kappa Gamma. \
color schomo Of lavender and vel
low was carried put In exquisite
detail. the announcement beinl
contained In ices OF yellow chry
santhemuuis. The guests were Mrs
Il. W. Fee. Mrs. Charles May, Mrs
". q Hopeweli. Miss Wilma Sny.
der. Miss lIeicn Macarthur. Misl
Lorena Burton. Miss Helen STOW
ell. Miss Alexandria Naughey ans
Miss Blanche Guley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
StIINI.TtME


P hear tho sheep bells ringing
nut In the pasture near;
Ih" meadow larks are singing.
! know that spring o. here
The veraunf grass o. Htafting
out ia the distant hills
The suuheams bright are dar
Upon the sparkling rllis.
The plants that have been sleou
Vow ht their graceful head
And everywhere are pceping
From OUT their iuwly beds.
The sprinEtime b. inviting
sweet joyful haleyon days,
an nature Be- uniting
Ia Hinsing songs Of praise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
PYTHIAN SISTERS TO GINE
DANCE.

The Pythian Sisters will give a
benefit dance neNt Saturday eve
ming AZ the knights OF rythins hall
FOR the members and their friends
ms a mean OF raising money Tor
the order. Plans are not com
uleted az present. but there Will De-
u roud orchestra and perhaps "a
program 20 entertain the guests be-
tween dances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
DANCE GIVEN FOR \ l..
SuOM CAST.

Some rs couples. members Of Tho
cast OF thr American Legion show,
\ Slight In Drenmland. and
their friends. danced at Colombo
hail iasi Tuesday evening. as tine
gmesis OF Inph A. rarll.ln most.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
sizes CEifBRtih WINNING
OF SCHOLARSHIP Clp.

Dr. J. T.. Harris, the host. and
the members OF Sigma Chi ira
ternity. tho guests, ceie brated the
winning 81 the scholarship cup for
the last semester, by Sigma chi
fraternitya with a banquet at the
Alvarado hotel Friday evening.
The dinner. which was served at
six O'Clock in TAFT hall. was at
tended Wy a program ~ impromptt
toasts and speeches BY the alumrt
members and pledges. who COM
prised the HIST Of guests, and who
Wilson. Thomas Cabins. Walter
Berger, Gebrst Bryan. John Fern
strom. Robert Albefe. Hugh Ora
ham. Charles Caldwell. MaN Fer
guson. Cullen pearce. Dean Wait.
Bruce Hanger, Tom Hughes. Rich
ard Angle Fred Wagner, John
Wilkinson. Abe stowoll. CLYDE
Mccullough. Norman Wayne. John
uiomi. Erwin HcttH. Walter Me.
cHrthy Charles Suliiynnt. Pat
Miller. Louis Waters. Fredwyn
Valentine, and Tom Popejoy.
y. D. q. EI.ECrs OFFICERS
The election Of officers ~ tho
y. T. q society was held at the
injecting last Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Carl Magee. on Copper
Nvsnue, and resulted In the follow
Ing. Mrs, q. M Bond. president.
Mrs, Carl Magee, vice president,
Miss Maybelle Lovolace. recording
secretary; Mrs. ~ l.. Hogrefe,
corresponding ~Eecretary; Mrs + ~.
Garcia. chaplain Mrs. w. W.
Strong, guard; Mrs. J. W. iierrle.
journalist.
The next meeting IA TO he held
at the homo OF Mrs. c. NJ. Bosts.
April a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
Mrs. JOHNSON
t.tIST IN HONOR.

Mrs. Johnson. who has been Wis
lting her daughters. Mrs. Robert
lJietz ana Mrs, H. -. Jamison. dur
ing the winter, was entertained at
a number Of informal parties the
pas week. beginning with n small
bridge tea Friday afternoon. March
~. at Mrs. Henry X. Browns, Flf-
ti'en or sixteen guests were enter
tanned by Mrs Brooks IN Mrs.
johnson = honor,
Mrs Jamisun had three tables 81
bridge Wednesday afternoon for
her mother at quite a delightfully."-
informal affair.
Two tables OF bridge were given
for the Boston visitors yesterday at
.sternoun nv Mrs George Simms
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Dietz gave
n dinner party last Wednesday
evening at their home In Los
Griegos for Mrs johnson. who
win leave nex Friday for Boston.
TIER guests were Mr., and Mrs.
John r. Iearcc. MIR. and Mrs. O.
L. Brooks Mr.. and Mrs. II. ~.
Jamison and Mr.. Howard Roland
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

The Rose Garden club has been
especially busy thl- week with two
meetings d q party Tho party
held tt thu home ui Margaret and
Louise Cos saturday evening 90
which every mvmber wac present
was AN unusually Joliy affair. A
tutfy nun which resulted in % few
burned fingers was the big event
uuer which came numerous gamta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

AZ the meeting oi this club on
Monday the memhvrs eve on
coil CLOTHES which together with
q large doll also made uy a., b
b. fu Doe thu uu 90 onc % their
little friends who d. ll
Wednesday They met again az
thu \ " g. A headuuHrtrts and
finished tuD.r decorations a.
booth tor the carnival
The trcshman-SQphmOrc he
Hcry. club met az the recreation
rooms Monday o. ma win Mr-
Roy Graham ans club has re
Gently been re-urgunizcd and or
fhIs meeting plans fur tueiI new
gear were discussed.
on Tuesday the G.. T. T.. club
met Cor their usual supper hour
and planned Tor th,ir part In the
carnival
"wednesday afternoon a newly
organized Girl Reserve corps met
with NrH hoy Graham. chairman
Of the Girls work committee The
twelve members ot this club are
Freshmen boo ulrh school They
will meet al Sire Graham's Thurs
day afternoon OF tins week 10
complete thrlt organization Aft'r
the business meeting the girls viii
make popcorn balls to he sold at
The carnival next Friday.
The Adclante club met MedneH-
lay evening FOR their supper club
program Mra Ana ttawkcr Of the
Ar Afoutlc neadty purlor gave
thr socond Of "a series OF talks on
Good Looks Cor the business Eirl
Che members uf the club were
very much interested IN Tho
thorough discussion Of the care a
the hands and skin. A "a meeting
In the car future Mrs Hawsci
viii speak on the care OF IN,
hair and becoming styles Of HAN
dressing using Give models ful
exhibition The club meeting wal
followed by the initial practice Of
the pantonlins farce which will ~
given az the coming carnival
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Women who are alert to econ
omies in buying will find help
full information in Herald adj
~vertising columns.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-23
ENG[SH CHURCH
 SERVICES IN l579
These Were Conducted by Sir
 Francis Drake

Chicago, Jan. 23.-(By Associated Press) --- First church services in English in what is now the United States were held near San Francisco in 1579 by Sir Francis Drake on the first trip an Englishman made around the world. according to the New berry Library here.
 Drake returned to Plymouth, his home city and starting point, in September of 15S0, just 40 years to the month before the Pilgrim Fath- CTS sailed from there and five years before Sir Walter Raleigh's first body of settlers put out.
 Drake was a fighting Puritan, lead ing the British fleet later in the cru cial hours against the Spanish Ar mada, and this first American church service in the English tongue was directed by the Puritan chaplain to the expedition.
 After terrific struggle to get around the end of South America, Drake had plundered the Spaniards up the west coast unaware of danger and continuing north had passed shores yet unknown to Spain. Turn
New Britain herald., 1922-01-23
MP0RTANT Past

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 $295 Living Room Suites At The February COIO Furniture Sale. VZf0
 3 pieces, taupe velour, aNk over upholstered, spring back and loose cushion davenport, wing chair and regular chair.
 $345 Living Room Suite At The February V07E Furniture Sale. VZ(O
 3 pieces, tapestry allover upholstered, spring back and arm, and loose seat daven- port, wing chair and regular chair.
 $425 Living Room Suite At The February N0An Furniture Sale. UOfO
 3 piece. luxurious allover tapestry upholstered. spring back, arms and loose cushion seat davenport, wing chair and regular arm chair.