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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-13

CITING several groat mon who wore
whInkcra. including Grant, Lee ana
Lincoln. a contributor TO the Dallas
News concludes that the reason why
woodrow Wilson didn't get away
with the League OF Nations was be-
cause he didn't grow alfalfa ON his
face. Never thought OF it'that way
Lulnrn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-13

"The Future IN Before us"-head'
line In Ardmoroltr. The point seems
10 be well taken.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-13

Not anticipating that III Reno
would resort TO such tactics. Il seems
that the locals left most OF their
prcmiers at home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-13

Gordon Gray told the truth about
II. lie has delivered the evidence
TO us. Some peaches!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-13
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

BETTER THAN sILvEI,
!, AND GOLD: GodlIneaa with
confentment Is great gain,
For we brought nothing into
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-13

"IIabits aro Mt first oobwebn. then
cables. odd Proycrb.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-13

Gordon said he would have brought
more II y. r. Chandler. banker, had
visited his place the day before
while tho family was away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
STUDIED BY SOCIETY.

The Woman's missionary society
Of the Congregational church met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. ".
W. Ellis. when an unusually com
ple'e report ~ the general mis-
sion work 81 the church was read.
from personal letters by Mira n.
e. Smith. director Of tho program.
This included reports uf tho span
lfh American work by nr D. ~
H"aid m El pa-o. Arizona and
New Mexico; and Br o. J. Sch,-
.ba In southern California pr.
Herman ohenhnus ~ Chicago.
whose work amonE the Germans
and Rnssilns has extended
through North and south Dakota.
Mpniann Minnesota and Illinois.
also told In a letter OF the work
among hose Immigrants. Missions
among the mountain white noonlo
~ Tennessee were described by Or.
william T., barton
MiHs ishmnn Of tho Rio Grando
Industrial school made q report
on the work and the needs 81 the
school
Mrs Olds lead tho vocational
services and added much to tho
endowment OF tho program by a
vocal solo The last number wns
q vocal solo suns nv Mrs Ralph
Hernandez. "Hls Lullaby"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
900
BEAUTIFUL VALENTINE
nANGE

Castle Hunlng was tho seceno
Of q gay party last evening whom
Jane Huning ana Ethel Moulton
entertained NJ r. Valentine dance
nary that was one of the largest
young folks parties ~ the entire
winter Tho beautiful ballroom
was decrntcd with red and green
golfers and from ) o'clock until
t2 20 boys and girls were dancing
20 hewitchinR music The refresh
mems served at midnight bore out
the colors that were used In dec
grafton: and the boys and girls
were given clever favcrs 20 remem-
her tho happy occasion For tho
girls. these consisted Of oid-fnah-
toned noScgRys. lied with scarlet
tulle. and FOR the boys. rcd and
green hallons And to cap the
happy climnN the host and prot
ticsi dancers were given prizes ap-
propriatc 30 tho Valentine motif.
carried out throughout.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
NPHN CH To ENTERTAIN
n0u At HOME.

What d. expected To Doe ono 81
The hlEreut events OF the vim
ter at the University will be the
Alpha Chi Omega "at home this
afternoon. 20 an tho faculty and
students Of the University. More
than 200 guests are expected 10
call.
The entertainment features viii
be vocal solos by Miss Hortcn4o
Switzcr. an alumni. and Miss ca.
rol Wilson. of the active chapter.
The Alpha Chi house will o."
beautifully decorated for the &c
casion with red carnations and
} green smiiaN, tho flowers OF the
sorority. Red carnations viii abe
be given for favors
The girls 81 the active chapter
Miss Dorothy Stevenson. Miss
\ Clydn Wilson, Miss juliet Flcis-
} cher. Miss Marriet Lamb and Migs
Helen jackson. VIII receive Tho
rH tsoncsses will pour. The fol-
lowing pledges nrc 10 assist in
serving Miss Frances Andrews.
Miss Constance Walter. Miss Mar
4 torie Cieavo and Mise Carol
4 Wilson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
mt NTW NuNI~TUR PHE-
~ MID BN Class


~ ' lti.c.
i'"-lth even
1000. 80 hudi~l
VOC i.AIIlli'- hl-
''' POO. .NiI.. i'f ,hr BEN
OFT '' iiifN'"I .h""I %
' I.f'Hn "t ID
i"it'N .'' Hi'Hl"t Mrs
.Nr it1l
l iIna Williams
I.alil NiHI.l we murl.
.iNi % l'N'Ni' nt ih' uius-
wee i"' 'wu quartet
NNiI This tr'uu was conn
q 'I Nis il.fih A,N"rsun Mr-
lt"' i''1rii N.e Mildred Beatty
tHl iN N'i ni7s DORIS
lt"I'' played tl..r aD.umpuuI-
li' 'A' OF 'HaI|.'"l. OF Tho
was
N'N ...ri.i Rev Homer
~ .tN'"i Brown
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
600
T.. y %. OESIsttN ~
n NSltINGrON'S BiRrIiDAN.

y r. O. society had n wash
ington birthday party last Tues
fay afternoon, AZ the time Of thcir
regular mr.ttng ~ Mrs W W
Sironr's home Mrs. Charles
white and her daughter came AZ
guests AFTER the business meet
Ing the guests were taken 20 the
Mining room. where u huge white
birthday cake. lighted In H. center
with % large rcd candle and with
q circle NJ smaller candles around
~ eurrested "a birthday party The
tnhlo was also decorated artistic
ully with rod carnations ana here
@ delicious afternoon lunch was
served
The n~St meeting ~ tho socic y
n to be Mold n the home Of Nils
I~oNclarr. March
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
600
suGGfsTrs BARBEQuE ON
THE PECOS TRAIL FOR
PIONEERS.

/ The Pioneers club II evidently
! destined for plenty Of "atmnS-
/ phere" In connection with its do
| inFs. for is very nature cncour-
| ages II. and it, scope exposes ~ 20
II. For instance. Michael J Nc
Guinness secretary Of The Cluh
received an interesting letter from
nm old timer down In the pccl'
\ country with a suggestion Tor one
Il meeting ~ the club. that b. alb
N .nluteiy running aver with afmos-
. pherc-the old time variety, when
| the west was young and Their"
were many silent places, ana an
that's history now was everyday
routine then. II follows IN part
n Il came 10 New Mexico. first
|'time. In 1870, as a member Of a
rcow OUTFIT on the old pccos-Coln-
rado-Tcxas trail ala not he
rome a cuiken Of the territory un-
10 the early SOS. was living in
Albuquerque when Ross was ap-
pointed governor ...,... am In
my scv-enty-seoond year hut | e.,
lcct to hang Ground in IN" sag
brush and alkali flats for another
MO years. ......,
why not have YOU next bis
Feed In n cottonwood ~ on tho
banks 81 the Pocos, on the nd
h 'ecos trail. within sight OF the
Brave Of Lucien - Maxwell. Hiliy
{fhe Kid ana other old timers who
5yero noted In their dnN7 ! think
could negotiate n Tat bunnlo Tor
.sl~ barbecue. Mesquite Dot ind
tnnio chips would give the roast
bhN proper flavor. with frijoles
utch oven bread, etc, from the
buck wagon
II shore wish YOU air n good
me. and many more similnr oc-
aflous"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
he Auto Show. Convention of Masonic Orders and Patriotic
Services for Washingtons Birthday, Fill the Week Before Lent
DOROTHY L. McALLISTER
Telephone 3f5.

Like the kaleidoscope whirl, the purple and gold Of the auto
show, with hashing cars; the Shrine red and the coors of the
Eastern Star; and George Washington with his bumper crop Of
cherries and a perfect hardware store Of hatchets, have kept us
all On a mad go the past week, There has been little of the
usual thing we call parties, because there has been no time for
them.
The auto show drew a record crowd during the three after.
Noon and night showings, and the excellent program and dane
ing were an exceptional feature.
Shriners from over the state, and members Of the Eastern
Star-several hundred men and women-have been in the city
for the state meeting of the various orders Of the Masonic lodge
Lent Ike a convent wall, rises up in the middle of the week
TO remind US that pleasure loving souls must 60 into retreat
and that forty days and forty nights must be devoted to serious
work and penance. But beyond, the convent wall You know
how they pile up-the parties, and dances and teas,-and the
minute the gate Of Easter opens, they pour out in a hocd, and
everyone struggles for the Easter Monday date. So contain
yourselves in patience.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Children of St. Johns Sunday School
To Present Operetta Little Red
Riding Hood for Benefit of the
Sunday School, Monday Evening

orc OF iho p,atticst OF HH o.
o]perc'taa Alhuquorlucans b5t ~
Tor 70 long umr s go O..
lt'l kldfse Hood, WU|U.
childI on oi 81 John
school VIII EiNe tomorrow .
at thU High stIuul auditor. #H. .H-
der tho direction or AirH iI
bradford Tho curtain i- f.
ot half past seven other nu
viii hf given iy Mi-a 0
Nalck violin quartet uorHm III
hy Miss NHrnn Nliinms. l.. HY
Edwurd bradford WHO WI
SOME bass solos.
ACt } 81 Little ncl as
Hood viii show the HON, u. I,.l
Riding Hood Ari ~ b. Iu UV
ne path through tho woods h"'
III VIII %" In Grandmofhrr ..
tnEt ami Act ~. Will to gt. 100
ltei Riding Unohs home
The fnlllwiug names Hpuet- Hu
She east of character Cor OH. op-
,rcitnt
iIiue Hcd Riding Hood
.nuuplHH t.IHn
The Mother Helen Jafins
The Grand mother
.,..,.- Mrs ~ a. Jru Ius
The Wolf .,,,.,. Buster Harden
Tbs Rose Mary Sadie Nnru H'
The butterfly kathleen Nrrfha m.
The Merry %hnttcrcup
syhll NCtanr sf
nnlsios Mary Mnulten Lucille
9uickel and Alice shortie
llfie Margarnf WrHHiHtn.
The MaNn ."......... IohH strung.
ne Dawn ... villa sHho{.
Iinr Matilda NnNwohc
Jackie and his Pony
Jimmie and Robert Allen
iiuebells Mary lmoGrne ifnri
FRANCES Goodrich. Evelyn Ross
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Albuquerque High School Girls
Action Against Jazz Dancing
Attracts Nationwide Attention

Whom tho girls % the Aluuuurr-
Hi. tfet srboot .t,rfcf POGO
la-a a"h'Ihs cigar
'ii'- % taWliinrities at parties
IInU. uutomofrie idea ,f, fh.y
.Trf. ..,.t.t a.. o.
.IN.' i"'i "'" M ihr hN '' eve
tylilF did. for during the past
w.rk they received one letter from
Di.g, c.t.f I'D. to-, So
""' iI"N N'"
gerry" CITY Do one from Pontiac
VI cl rnu stating that their rrsulu
tipn Ind been priut,d In ft. ,,
49,
''lH '.e ."iliN hu
,I. H. "..'e
" l,N,n ni "a recent moeung
-.'-u' 'l lh' reu.'l
l~-,.I'H' va tNlu'.a "h.n
ll oh' ol the
.t', W. ~ w
.a.,, ""l
M'h' tlil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
- .
ViiI1TN WASHINGTON
HNfInf.l

One nf 'he ursftI,sf bridge par
ur. of tno weck one that bore
out the patriotic season uuitc ar
fiYticnIlN BOZ decorations Of rod.
white and blue wac tho Informal
bridge thar Nrs Ueorgc Iunfi
gave Monday afternoon at her
home The hostess. lu thC costume
of o. lady Of colonial times aud her
SON. Robert as George Washing
fun received tho guests rhcrr
were clover fVors of CHERRY trees.
with canditd cherries and dccnra-
lions that suEErstod the season
The quests were Musdnmes g.. X
Srhcck W - Hicka 4 N NIL
ior , O. Gould Emily iancilo =
W Mooney Neil Johnson J. 4.
stutr "a Fnrr a. ~ Ssaarns h..
- Brown Charles Tworood Hnr-
~ urnun 9 ~ poolittle. ~ l..
Blair G. D. Davidson and X Hem
Am
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
=
PATRIOTIC
WIIpNi -UAN

Tine Grand Army of tho TIE
public .ud 900. N.mur- Eeuer
,rr united tHer EFFORT. Ih. uHHi
HnI Hr.u... PATRIOTIC
Hrs.nm nr rs birth
lHl W.1 Hr ..rn.mngatns
lf. birthday ui fNa N|tIH#r 90 III-
Country and uf fh. .HnU t.mr
th.i h.rhUlH of Lincoln Mn, pros
ErHW WIS eIN.n H' DiI toIlnws
hH.l where decorations boo thp
national coiurs added much 90 th,
spltiH of tic occasion Tho follow
ms program was rendered
star s~pnur.aa tanner
Audience,
Address Tno Iifc anil
Character 90 WashinFton-E b
G1rois
Sons % TaIf New Mcsico
Dorothy ana Frances Goodrich
accompanied ON the piano hy
Mrs Goodrich.
AddroHs Abraham Lin
colin -ludrn GEORGE klock
b- Heading Miss Aria j. Rad
iei
song OF WuUhInEtou-
Frances Goodrich
Address Hon Frank W.
CLANCY.
. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

tinis Of pink and blue. held
side with 10 ruCludr a fnI
~ this dress ls the Glmt
which falls below tho hom u
points
Iawn aud Beaver.
\ coat froCk In nut-hruwn
lrdluo has "a skirt oruHu
with English embroidery BOO
OF fawn ami he4F,r % fH q
with siiE cord Tn. -uuarU
.ls edged with beaver
a navy "scrrinc coat Or.
made 81 this new material O.
rs very fine and lighf %
%hrnidernd in royal hlur H
black round braid iu TROLL
sign Tho sleeves are WiI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
4" II LOVE ENOUGH"

This question b. one that &C.
ours over ana over again 20
men and women. married aud
single, and last week some cS-
prersions ~ opinion from q y
cral women were expressed in
this column These letters
were received upon the sub
iett this week. and give a
different angle 20 the question
Others are invited Co state
their viow OF tho matter SO
names Will Doe printed uul,ss
requested
boar Society Editor
You asked last week els
Love Enough Co make mur-
riIee happy ! answer that %
I7 DO the couple both have good
health Two hyHrtv people
who love each other can find
many ways to make "a ut.ng
and "a c'mfortabl, HON, for
themselves and their children
Z have raised sis children lr
small means and feel that
The world ls $50 fuil of o.
number OF things
] am sure we should all ha as
happy as kings
am.
MRS D. NJ n -
Society Edltnr-
want % Fuy omphatlcaily
shat love b. NOT enough 90
make marriage happy Cor uir
I positively would never marry
"a nan who Dr. a wtduwor And
] would not marry "a man who
ls huv-leeged 10 "a wIdowcr
he would always br holding up
a. an example hls former WIFI.
and that would kIlI love 20 hr
nr ~nnwirggcd ho would Uo an
object Of ridlruio want iH
bu proud ct tur man mare,
He muat have hr1ius ana ho
uu.f tr loyal to some church
-ui ioust to Cod before Z
would consider his .ot, would
hr enduring and Dds ,nmuuu
luuHhln tolorahip
A COLLEGE GIRL
To tho Editor
You AK on your uaro Is
Love Enough 20 make NOR.
rinEe happy n depends unan
what love is founded % great
deal OF course. certain muu
demand certain ideal types Tor
happiness and only that iypo
can inspire love. However,, 1
think tho average man cannot
be happy von though ho may
have thought 20, murricd for
iupo unless the girl hn mnrrioa
har those atsrlhu,cs that nra
most admirable In woman
old fashioned virtues OF mod
esty home loving and homo
making and an even aisnosi
ton The aggressive type al
woman Is not the tyue tho
usual man Crnvcf Tor "a wI.r
Furthermore. she mufi nat
know more than he The man
likes 10 tower above the family
"A protector the stronger
Hc wants the burdens heoausc
his shoulders were made Tor
them N IL only natural for a
man to choose the wife that
looks % him a. protector. cail
her tho 'HlinginE vine" In ylu
IKE but heaven deliver the
most Of us from the so-called
strong minded" womanf
A sUnscnIBER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
PIPE AND PIN CLIB TAKE
TWO NEW MEMBERS.

The Pine and Pom club 81 tho
University have Initiated Or Lynn
r. Mi'cheli into the organization;
and az a meeting last Tuesday with
pr Hessler. Fred Wagner submit
ted a paper which wos passed
upon and approved, and was ae-
copied into membership AR.
Wagner l. from Santa Re.
several papers were read nv
members Of tho club A. the meet
Ing with Dr. Hessler Tuesday. and
provided a program for the even
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
DINNER ron CHICAGO
STURGEON.

Dr s%pcphnnn ~ Chicago, sent
20 the west hy the American Col.
loge of Surgeons IN the interest 81
stnndard.1inE hospitals IN the
Unircd States. waS the guest of the
sisters at 81 Jozcph's last Wed
nosday evening. NJ dinner Eight
cen prominent physicians ana sur
geons In the city were entertained
In ur. Srephann's honor at that
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Bon SOCIAL

George Washington. while not
ihrfr IN person WAS well repre-
tented ny ais symbolic cherries ana
hhtchet last Tuesday evening btfh9
deHvqr society Of the f'nriefian
church The young people 81 IN
soclnty and a number Of tholr
friends we're there in . large Nam
Der ana spent the evening playing
games. The boxes contained the
refreshments Tor the occasion ana
we're purchased ~ the guests,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Liam WILLIAMS TO MARRY
1 COLORADO Girl.

The following item. taken from
'ie DAILY Camera. Boulder.
/. olorado. viii be 81 Interest 20 the
I,any friends OF Alien Williams.
brmorly a resident OF this city
bat now OF Garden City. Kansas.
9 IL a graduate Of the Alhuqu"r-
/ io High school, and attended the
University. and has many friends
Irre.
."AnnOuncemont was made today
II the engagement OF Allan
+ Illiams, "A graduate OF the Cni
rsiiy OF Colorado. 81. and Miss
. nthleen Piper, Of tho Colorado
d omnn's college Although no
to has been set for tho marriage
n isnds intimRtod that tho anair
ouli take place In the spring
III Williams T. n III Kappa Alpha
pm the University Of New
eNico. and lived In Boulder at
n IS Grove street with his mother
ring two years 81 his schooling
re. He was Interested in secur-
a ~ Kappa Alpha chapter for
70 local fraternity-Omeea Psi
II present he IL employed IN She
oplo's State bank AT Garden
\. Kansas"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

M~ACCABIIS INI1IATI
EIGHTEEN.

The Momcns Benefit association
% The Maccahces Initiated a class
81 rs candidates. TUESDAY after.
noon a. thcir regular meeting FOL
lowing the Ceremony. an after
noon lunch was served. and here
was a social hour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
RALLY TOR MISS WEST
DsRNfI0nNln

49, 80
Tho state rally 81 the Womon'a
Benefit Association of the MUccn-
bees called loo connection with the
proposed Vlsit 81 its founder and
PRE- cent head. Miss Byna 81. Wost.
hna been indefinitely postponed.
IL was announced the past week
Miss West tcleEraphcd officials -
the association here tnat she
would probably Include the state
Ia a special trip later
\ conference OF an southern
state managers ~ tho association.
called FOR March e. In Hot
Springs Arkansas. will be lt-
tended by ~. Sew Mexico man
ngsr. drn Lily MooTes 81 III Paso.
Texas Mrs Moores viii leave tho
city today. whore she had come To
prepare for the visit NJ Miss West
and viii stop In ~ pRso Tor a few
DAYS before going on to the con-
TarNUrn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
What Princess Mary Viii Wear at Wedding
To Viscount Lascelles Which is Set for Tuesday
ny MILTON

LONDON. Feb %. -, f.frv
princess over had "a more lovely
troussenu than that prepared for
Princess Mary. EuFitnd's rnvnl
bride. who becomes the wife Of
Niscouut ~Lasccilcs on F'ebruarv 2g.
Her outfit will dominate STYLES
Tor the next few months.
While 'ho wedding clothes viii
d." symphonies in white and sil-
yer he bulk Of her trousseau viii
10 poems In swcetpoa colors
Tho sweotpca il the ~fnvorito
flower OF the princess and sweet.
pea mauvcs. pinka and blues VIII
prcd9mina e. In her drosres
Probably no Young girl over on.
joycd shopping more than Princess
Mary
ruvinr her tr1ussoau has hcon
her firrf unlimited "splurro A." In
which she has hoon allowed a.
choose MS many clothes and a.
many kinds as she wanted
lice wedding Dress.
= rccHs Mary weddinr gown
viii be q princess gown ~ cloth
of slIycr veilci W. IA -1y. i,ro
embroidered In pearl ana silver
f. viii have "a court .r1ip Of
fno fiHlly woven ENGLISH silver.
shot white duchess satin. cmlroId-
orad with indian sIis.r ana .lt
coIarod with ovouisl,e lhc, c,s.
ctding a. each side.
Uo- wedding slippers tho rlff
~ tho queen qra az whit, s4fIp
plegtInr Of tullc and chiffon
Princess Mar. win v-.,r , .b.
drives 20 Westmlnrtcr Nht.v +,
wrHp made ~ tho Inject Russian
Crmiue
Many Othe- f,pun.
prinrsss Marvt roInr.avqv
frrck b. II powaer hin. rb,r.
mause embroidered in LONG ,,r
row panels from tho woke 20 ~,
hin In ~rclf-colornd sltlt paiost
coral beads and rrysfeIs s,4b
~ blue charmouso IL tfo1 ioo.,ty
a. the side The Wide siee-.s arc
throo-uunrfer length over tbfs
VIII ho worn n mcleslln vrap
ono ~ tho brid,'a -,errt,.
gowns BE- ~ skv-bluo satin cbtff,r
yelled. with dlaman.o shoulder
pieces AID IA diamond rnoT.,, M,
the Eirdic.
A sapphire blue and gold oven
Ing Eowr has n sim 81 shot blue
and gold tissue. with 1T ON
lr -forct drapcries % blue ara
gold
An az moon gown 81 hl1cl,
'nt ~ straight simu'.
u"'' WIN unuhI' ilnuncNl or
N'i'' rifel WIN bands Of
w" ',nlr'.l III" neck ls sGnarr.
iuli ne sleeves nrr
nN Ih"r' IS "a fw1ih-
A @ ~.e"rk,ttc
fn'k Coat.
'NlHk fhrtn'nf ~ ono I'm
DUO. Nrlnilr ritlno trnck
''' WI'h noA me trnck is mndc
~ Eh' simpl" lines with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Action Commended.

rides otc
&c. Cigarette smoking
Aciion Commended.
Tho letter from san plego|
sIrucd Michigan Tourist. haEinl
Good for YOU, Permit mo 10 ronl
gratulatc an ~ you for the resoiu
lions regarding reform taken II
your school Tho tourist gocI
into detail about the napper Il
tho beach towns and tho genrraI
opinion the men hold 81 her. h
meet them az they would be- me- |
ho SAYS and lets 70 go nt thni1
'N,rr nothing but thinking "a good
deal
The second letter came from nd
Nev a. s knight. pastor OF nd
Wrist baptist church Of pontla |
MIchlenu n BE- addressed 4
Girls We IRE proud ~ y0uf Yol
have set the girls or the Tinted
states "a fine oynmrle stick 20 lt. \
This letter b. accompanied lv 2
clipping from the Pontiac ira "a
I'rces with an Alhuuuerquc dat
line which rends -Four huulrp
Wcmlvrs of the A|lhu0ucrqua W ~
wrhuul Girls League have hnrua l
Hzz d1ncinE uoftIug parties ami
c.saroitc smoking
resolution doarrUbnd inrl
dancing ls that which maaui
dancing fhff involves unnecessary
bodily contact and that might aal
peer vulgar % the anlookor =
Tn" third letter was sent hv I
N'w York man who stated thai ia
bod read of the action 81 the glril
League IN the New York Trllunal
'rd commended them highly up1rl
their action.
Boys to stand IschiHd Action.
While the boys as "a body hHV (
NOT aiken any steps. 10 IT, undcrl
stood that individuals have exl
pressed Themselves AS standing bal
hind the action nS the Girls f.oug 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
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ADIFE AID WITH
ms. nOND.

zrhe Ladies' Aid Society Of the
IRd/ Avenue Methodist church
M delightful meeting Thursday
boon, with Mrs q, w. Bond
stnrt business meeting whom
b ios were named 10 serve al the
Fine banquet last night. proceed
n pleasan, soci.i hour. Mrs
D Conroy. Mrs Roy Campbell,
n J " Doolittle Mrs. NJ ~.
lilo. Mrs n " earns and Mrs
n Garcia, assisted IN enter
hing