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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

For thirty years past, William w.
Delaney has spent from sunup to
sunset in his little shop at 1T Park
Row, New York, supplying the
United States and Canada with a
colorful variety of ballads, songs
and snatches. But with the autumn
he will bolt all the shutters and lock
all the doors, for the day of his sort
Of singing seems to be ended.
Who is there who doesn't recall
LET Her Go, Gallagher" and eve
Know Not How to Love Her Till
She's Cone? Who hasn't trilled
through the songs of Willie Wild
wave, Andy Lee and Ned Yale,
During the eighties and the nine
ties, not a saloon from Philadel-
phia's own tenderloin to the sinister
garishness of the far Western Bar
barry Coast lacked the pleasant di-
version and the sentimental sadness
of these humble masterpieces. Nor
many respectable homes.
Many were the tears, gripping the
heartache and the Inconsistencies,
caused by Willie Wildwave, Ned
Yale and Andy Lee, who could play
upon the heartstrings of simple
minded folk with the art of a Casals
on the cello, of Kreisler on the vio-
lin.
"Yes, I'm the three of them. They
are all me, Wildwave, Yale and Lee,
and guess they won't write many
more songs" says Mr.. Delaney.
Somehow, folks don't like that sort
of thing any more. Men don't get
together in the taverns and ask for
song or a recitation the way they
used to. And the young folks don't
pay bit of attention to the words
OF their songs any more.
"But you can't blame 'em," says
Mr.. Delaney. "Times change. | be-
lieve in giving the people just what
they want, and when they don't
want any more Of whatever you have
to give them, then it's time for you
to clear out. And that's why Pm
closing down my shop.
enea iSsF~f6$ahssdds iSF 6ahsds TSbsat thf a1f ,Ggs PEOPLE pie
events and accidents that happened.
=, n'ohn l.. Sullivan fight, a big fire.
ihey weren't satisfied with Just
newspaper accounts. They wanted
song about 'em. And the songs
were hawked on the street lust like
me newsboys yell out papers on
ruin avenue today. But an old man
rnn. nnS 70 quit when he can't please the
soa'ser generation any more. He's
so' 10 take a back seat when the
"orid shoots ahead of him. And q
1n. man fool to worry about inevita.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

charm. harm character. a story.
III Iherc are two things like best in
al the w0rld;' Mr.. Delaney will tell
YOU, "a lovely sad song and a good
crack-up puzzle.
lm n member of the National
Puzzlers' League-treasurer In fact.
ana ana like n good puzzle. How about
this one: ''"'
my, first has four letters and is a
mineral. My last has four letters and
Is piece of ground. My total YOU use
on good cigar. That's one of nv
own, and only one man out of $50 ever
guessed It. The answer is spark Do
you get 1t! My first is spar Not one
in hundred would guess tbot bns
cause there are any number of minerals
written with four letters--coal, for in.
stance: Don't you see it yet? spar
park spark
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

nohts, and he's got something of Youth
~ MN always, 50 that he keeps nbrnn : I
VI tn' times. haven't been able To-
!, i"ll know. Il song is II big fartor
~ making, people good, Us like re-,
Ilslon IN that respect. \ person oupLt
never make fun of rcIigion--of any.
f"y G""y religion Religion always count,
with song. '"'"e Way
Somehow / always specialized n,
fongs about mothers. And I've seen
'ears come to the eyes of old JbarJ
men, and I've seen them bow that.
heads when I'd sing then. Z . soIs iS NV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
Wm. II. Delaney, W|ho W>rote Songs
Sung by Millions, Closes Lyric
Haunted Music Shop to Earn Liv1ing
as Compositor after 80 Years at Old
Stand.
"CAN'T BLAINE 'E1N" IS
PHILOSOPHIC COMMENT
rs POPUL ARITY WANES
Wrote Words and Composed Melodies
of 800 Musical Hits in Punished
Days When Sentiment Held Syay

L rite the ballads of the country care uho
vrites the laws"-Ned Yale's version. ~
Weep bitter for the departing the sentimental
knockout for the saxaphone gentle vre ~ ro;n
stresy
jazz and prohibition have put out of business of
ieas old-fashioned troubadours.
the youth of the land prefer words
longer the gathering
~ king of chapbookmakers the author popular ballads
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04
Taught to Write Verse
by Old Song Writer

'But John Locke taught me differ
emily. He showed me how. He said
it''A Just like building wall. If you
plastered on top of that row eighteen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

h"t htt'c nc thought hom- bitter the
UriCriHI
Ere moyHiHG'S Hght ,r0uM Our sad
h'GrtS M.
4 fdh tromi StaTbo0rd caused our byare
SNIP 10 QHirCr,
lheh a sauna Ike MuudCyJoN orCr
tie HiUiH,
h'rh mGd" 'rtry heart in HQrQna 10
1HirO.
GOD hclp orr Marc tars on the battle.
SHIP Maine.
The dCod a'd the tying they Nitcrcd the
In m0mcm the work of destruction
TGS O'Cr:
bang, baIg' wcnt Tie ShcHs; bopo,
hHmg' wCut the mortarS.
NhHc m0dig TIC rGrcS aboat our shin
tDrc.
bo"" in thc d''p yoon our brarc shin
r0S %iHhtiD,
;, bWC'rS ana mCa r'rP almost insane:
h"t nor on" 6rnrc tar his duty tcas
MrinkiR0,
Hod Mess CrCrV man on the butte.
SHIP M0ine.
Was ii an accidcntt Let time ten the
St0rH
and don't blame the bard if he cast,
dOHbt;
1hc biork Spanish dogs their red
h0Hds are gorV,
hr"rc 'Hbd for yc0rs has gircn hcm
bout.
Let our 'oHSni brarc Lee - make n
horongh inspections.
We '' SIRE mat hc'N make the mon
:, grcls captain
roo Tong mare re tdrricd at poor Cuba's
Wbjection,
bnt can zoe forget our battleship 1
Mainef
Lot W9shington- trem bic at their Sas,d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

wanted about their mother or their old
friends.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-04

The Gang at Our Front Door 1t
mad" II hit and ! jumped heart and
soul into the song business
The evening world., 1922-05-12

Embroidered
FaMes &: Flan-
ncls : Roshand-
ras l.: Eponge:
Plain Fldnnels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Many Indictments
Returned by Jury
In Colfax County

RATION, y M. May s.-rwenty-
sven rue bills ard II no true bills
were returned by the coifax
county grand jury which conn
pleted its spring term last week
The list Of indictments follow.
Martin PeKan. selling liquor Joe
Elias and Francisco Rodriguez.
Stealing n suit case; Jack Jamis0n.
stealing saddles and horser. Ear
Payne and Earnest Payne. steal
Ing cattle and killing elk: George
IA .aa. manslnughter. Martin Pc
gan, gambling; Dave Bears.
gambling. George Tsuridis, Ramb-
linz Amili0 Genzales. obtaining
credit under false pretenscs. Hi-
fan Livingston. stealing harness,
Louis pRskash, assault with dead
~ weapon; Felix Martinez. steal
lng cattle. James Roberts. stealing
pork Paul Anderson, larceny OF
saddle, Charles Carte, gambling.
Eutimio Rivera, assam with dead
" weapon; Joee Lucero, grand
larceny. Msrf Randolph. stealing
cattle. The bookkeeping and gamb.
Inns casrs viii go before the petit
iury this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

bright candles. Covers were laid
40. neNen k..d o. q 4rlDue touf
course dinner wns served. Later
ln "A sssalng uther guests canis
ana fook wa blayeo. Aftei q
deiishtful series OF games, an ice
cvvfre was -erveu. Ine $780,
included Mesara. and Mesdames
itarsc tampDsii, Jonn .. itVwafu,
:. j. stailinEs, John Lulkart. Wal
atce Aua.i.. ano Mrs. hl"ass
.a.s. Jeff aEntowcr was hcstesa
To the Itook club at her home IN
Nottn nam street Monday q
ing. After a del Ehtfui eVenins
spent In paying rook, a two
coursc mnsa4ron was served. The
members present were: Messrs, aI.d
A.eHaanlcz John q. Howard. Geo.
H. Watson. Paul Winntead. u. J..
bell. and Mrs. }. u. Dcuhof
Mesurs. and MerdameH John LUX
ara ~ lsoiaHd liHaop were gessts
OF the club.
The g. W. harrison homo IN
NOItn keucher street was tis
Gene ~ q gay dlaner parry Tue
day evening. cut gia-a Daskets
Of bridal wreath. yellow candles,
and u profuHiou OF yellow flowers
anu tube carried the color
scheme Of yellow and green. which
was lsc through b elaborate
dinner. Guests were seated AT Ia
bios FOR -four. places were marked
WIN attractive cards. aud a uc-
liclous -four-cnurss dinner was
served. Later. rock was enjoyed
tII "a late auur. The guest were,
Mctsrs. and MerdamcF q. 4. Wood
ward, J. A. Hail W w. Mayes. 9.
L. Mcclellan, G. A. Hatch. 4. y.
GrsgE. c. a. shannon. John u.
brown. sam G.. Bratton. }. "A.
Buckley. John l. Stevenson. Mrs.
Anna James. Misses Rogers, fIif.an
smith aud Atuo aspotuu.
Ine Clovis Music and Dramatic
club presented Mira y J. Stal.inss
In recital az the chr siian church,
Monday evening. Mrs, StalilnEs
gave "a series Of readings which
showed 10 good advantage her YER
satility. and the lafg. audience
showed their appreciation aud en-
thuriasln by their attention amt up-
plnurc. Mrs. Byrie johnson gave
several vocal selections IN ncr usual
charming The altar was
mad. into an %improvissd platform.
and tenutiful pot plants banked in
tho rear formed q fitting bacK-
ground Tor the YOUNG matrons who
furnished such an artistic enter-
tninment Miss Elizabeth O'iIarn
made the attractive posters an
uuuuelng IN. recital Mesdames
Oates Neff sloan. W J. Smith.
and John l.. Stevenson acted AZ
usherf.
The annual banquet given b.
the junior class Of the Clovis Higil
school to tire seniors wins held At
the White Rose cafe Saturday
evening The tables were deco
rated In red and white the class
coiors. and o. orhend mrnv 100
looms were hung to add TO the
gaiety % the evening toNtg
were laid for one hundred ana S4A'
teen. Glen Hunt. senior urcSi
dent. gave "a toast. ana Harold
Murphy president Of the juniors
responded. other talks were made
by Barrett F~ftxhugh and supt. J
NJ Buckley
You will find II in our Classi-
Aed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
CInyIs NEMs NoII.s

Mr. aud Mrs. W W. Mnyes de-
lightfuliy received u number II
their friends at their home on
North Main street last Friday eve
uiug Glowing pink candles and
soit shaded lights were used
throughout the cutcrtai ming suite.
and cut glass vases of bridal
wreath added u apUinRlike touch.
Sc On tables we're placed Tor rook
and after "A pleasant evening spent
m plnying the game a tempting
plate lunch Of crenmcd chicken an
pnttie shells. fruit -niad. snnd-
witches and coffee were served To
the following guests. Hessrs. and
Mesdamr- Hnrve Campbell. Roland
bishop q. 4 kuykendail. g. ".
Harrison. D. ". Dunn. g. L. Nc.
Clellhn, John u Brown g. ~
Shannon VI II Collins j. a. Den
hot. John a. Howard. John LUX
art. and M-adames Klasner.
Hodges, jeff II ghtowcr and Hugh
Zen
Mr.. and Mrs, O. l.. Kuykendail
entertained . sew frl.udf NJ o.
beautifully appointed dinner az
their home on North Mitchell
street Tuesday evening. The Ia
bile was lovely with rs d~ccpratlun-
OF bridal wreath purple ms. AMI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Insurance Premiums
In Albuquerque Get
A Large Reduction

The Insurance department. OF the
office Of the state hank examiner
har prepared n booklet. written by
" ". McOlhbon. giving fiaarer aud
statistics on fire prevention. A
copy OF mis- booklet. and n letter
from the department were received
today by the Chamber OF Com
morce. The letter reads. In part:
u am informed by the Mountain
States inspection bureau that
lng TO favorable conditions as d.
vulged from a recent inspection OF
your city by an engineer OF she
bureau, whereby II Will pe possible
20 reduce fire insurance premiums
from 6 10 16 per cent. and the city
In reduced from fourth 10 third and
n half class"
The latter IL signed by II. n.
McGIbbon. OF the state department
Of Insurance, and urges that still
further efforts he made In reduc-
ing IRE danger In Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

MoocH-to blouse or beat Il
suddenly.
NEck era fiapper ~ F1lppsr
given 10 cheek-to-cheek danelnn
NICE 0ikL-One who taxes a
fellow In and introduces him TO
the family.
NoN-sKiD-A girl who oan car
~ liquor.
NOT SO oooD-A comment Of
dissatisfaction.
ONE FLI0HT Up-Refercncc
20 the practice OF a cnkr-cater
saving " dollar.
ONE WAY kiD-A person who
takes everything and gives noth-
Ing,
OsTRICH-Anyone who thinks
he knows Il all.
oTfs-A young man from the
country.
OVERDoeE OF OUTSIDE
sHEIIAC-Dcscription OF a nao-
per with too much powder on her
face.
Tomorrow from 'Over Thcrc" 10
sttug."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
| RIOTERS
KEN FROM THEIR
Ills AND BEATEN
Mr. Disturbance in
cago Is Quelled
With Clubs

EACO. May s-Leaders In n
the Cook county inii here
Nyht were taken from their
|agiv today and whipped by
Ia Wesley Westbrook and 80
armed with clubs and
cks before the disturbance
lasted for more than four
2was stopped.
riot started because of an or
hitting the prisoners right to
Pc visitors once Instead OF
n week.
h riot started on the fourth
Flaming blankets set aure
prisoners were dropped to the
Ind floor. Dense smoke al
sufocaied many inmate.
steel strips torn from their
10 the prisoners beat Off the
their cells. the bcdlnm being
n for books crowds rather-
y the AL entrance ana police
called 20 beat them away.
FORTS Of tho guards 20 queli
lot. which began al $50 p. m.
| lasted until after midnight,
II until Warden WesthrOok
charge Of the situation. Thirty
1tes later the Jail was quiet.
am sorry that I had TO beat
|men." Warden said after the
cement had Gained down. hut
were destroying public prop
There WITS but one thing to
nd that was to beat them.
Ifcnsoned with them. They re-
. 10 obey and there wnr moth
to DO hut hammer In the
that they were not to destroy
to grin their end
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Gallup Coop. Store
Sold by Receiver

GNLLrP * Vi. May. 81 The
Gailup Co-oIcfp'ivs stsfe. which
has been Operating under direction
Of the Pacific ro.opefative league
Tor thu past r~o yenfs. vas sold
by the receiyef liant week The
merchandise % the store was sold
10 the Cory Brotherr grocery.
The GALLUP store had been dnlnR
n good business, and ranked high
rs a profit maker In the league II
WAS one ~ three ~ III faoifle
league storfs In New Moxico. The
League went into ~bankruVtcy ses-
ernl weeks ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Clovis Musical
Club Elects Officers

Especial tO Tie Hcrnht1
CLOVIS, y. NJ, May S.--A roF-
uiar meeting ~ the Clovis Musical
|nnd Dramatic club was held AZ the
lhome 81 Mrs. John 4" Stevenson,
iait week. at which tima officers
aud ftanding committees we're
elected for the coming year, ns fol-
lows President. MrA W. H. Doug
ton: vice president. Mrs. X. =,
ChfiderH. fccrc'aty. Mrs. 4 NJ.
Baird. treasurer. Mrs. Taylor
knight. press reporter. Mrs. l. -.
coihorn; critic Miss Maurene Hea-
run. parliamentasinn, Mrs. y -.
Manson; music committee. Mrs G.
9 Newton Mrs. n. e. Chiiders and
Mr. a. W. Hockenhuli; dramatic
committee. Mrs J. l.. Stevenson.
Mrs Oates, Mrs. NeI. Mrs Joe
Sthiiings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
State and Capital News
Suit for $50, 1000
Dismissed by Court
In Deming Action

DEMfNG. n. NJ, May s.-The
$780, 900 damage sui brought
against A. W. Pollard. n local at
torney by James y. pike. In which
wrongful imprisonment was
charged. wng dismissed last week
hy the district court here. The
case arose out OF Poiiard'r having
cnused The arrest ~ Pike when the
latter T. alleged Ia have attempted
to rcmovc property on which POD
lard had a lien.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
ROSWELL CADET
CRUSHED BY TRUCK
c. w. Elliott Killed at
Camp in the
Mountains
Especial Co The HernidD

Rofweil. n. NJ. MAY S.--George
W. Elliott. cadet AT the New Mex
leo Military Institute here and son
of the pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at Clovis. N. AZ. was In
atantly killed saturday evening IN
the mountains about 90 miles west
% here when he foil from a heav-
ily loaded automobile truck and
two wheels pnsyed over has body
Iengthwire. crushing his skull.
Elliott, with the other cadets,
was OF his way to the mountains
tor a Two days outing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
q Caught in Raid;
One Pleads Guilty

Three ~ the four persons who
we're arrested In a raid by the po-
lice at 501 South Second street
early yesterday morning pleaded
u"t guilty IN police court this
morning and viii appear again In
court tonight al = ociOcK.
The-e arrested In the raid were
Efneio Candeiaria. LsodorA Mon
'oya. Juan Baca and Adelena
Chavez The latter was charged
with keeping q d%isorderly house
ana the first three with disorder
~ conduct Haca was the only
-re to plead guilty and was fined
$40 patroiman salazar headed
the raid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Gallup VIII Keep
Old Town Officers

GALLUP. y. NJ. May s.-The
newly elected town trustees at n
meeting held last week decided TO
keep the same city force when has
been IN operation here In office.
One man was dropped from the
ight police force, and one new
JOB created. That was the job 81
assistant town clerk, and Miss Fay
DiggA was voted to fill this posi-
tiOB. Former Mayor A. y. Han
nett was unanmipusiy elected town
attorney.
The list Of old town employees
who retain their positions "; Non
4. Walden. clerk. A. A. Jonea.
approximations Of public works.
r. :. Turner. day marshal: paul
FRANKIE, night marshal! Mike Jar
.umlllo. trurkmuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
A BEwIrcHING COTTON WOLFE

OF course one can he conscious Of
ones charm in a irock OF white cotton
wolfe s~prinkled all over With peA-sised
polka dots OF lipstick red. A tiny picot
edge is used 20 outline the neck and
fronts Of the long blouse. also to hnish
the sleeves which are slashed and
trimmed with accordion plated rufies
you 90 that way" ay two Of the
frills on the skirt 10 their rivals. we're
going this" taking a downward course.
Medium sire requires 81 yards +o-inch
material.
Pictorial Review Dress No. os5d
Siscs. ~ to 50 inches bust. Price.
IS cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

rihhN t'lt Nhe " an nnfnf
Ldent ~ Cen.fal Juniors High
kooi in Cleveland. with q ttRnd-
above 20 In every branch Of
work.
with 81 many nctiVitleR, "
inldnt seem a. II Jennie would
I've much time left except for
balls and sleep. hut Tor four years.
lfr since her father died. she has
zen her mothers assistant at
busekeener beAping her before
ld 6ftef tthOoL tAH this doesn't
hvS her much time Tor play. shc
Us fh4 nfa@ 10 D. usefIilv occu-
led instead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Pleads Guilty to
Killing Wife and
Gets Life Sentence
Especial To The Herald,

nEMfNG. - NJ. May s-Pedro
D~ominguex. charged with murder
inE biz wife ut Mutt station neat
here on April ~. pleaded guilty
10 second degree murder In the dis
trict nj here last week. He was
sentenced "a serve from 90 To %
years In the state penitentiary. a
verdict OF first degree murder was
anticipated by Dominguez's attor-
nnys II the case had been allowed
to 10 "a the jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Lordsburg Hotel
To Be Enlarged
o~&ccia, To- The Hcrahi)

LcRDS"rRG. May 81 i6-
room addition IN to be- added "a tho
HDiicu HOUSE OF this city. and
the entire hotel will he remcieied
and put In first class condition.
The new rooms viii have hot and
cold running water. A new light
Ink system VIII he Installed
throughout the building when all
the work ~ completed the hotel
will be r. % the l~'st In this part
81 the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Two More Herders
Fined for Leaving
Fires in Forests

word was receievd at the dis
trlct office Of the forest Eervice to-
day 81 two convictions Of sheep
herders who left camp fires burn
inR AT natil and Reserve. This
makes six convictions In that Vi
ciniiy since the first OF the year
under the state fire laws.
Manuel Perez was found guilty
NJ the charge and fined si7.0b az
Beserve. and Nicolas Atrez was
fped as and costs nj nBtil Both
Of these men were nrresfed by
rana'r Hyler OF the Datil national
forest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

W %napirants
t,ou ali r.rts
OF 'hl" '
natural pan
~
0'"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Jmmsmal Stories
About Unusual People

3.ENEi.AND. Nav Although
bile I.ieberman ~ only ~ years
she IN Of the prize students
badly at the Cleveland Institute
She holds q piano schol-
hin there won In c~uunpetFinu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
COMMITTEE WI1E.K Ar
IllE n. ~. q A

This week h. known as Com
mittec eek AZ the Y. W. G. A., a
time for reports OF different activi-
ties q the several departments %
the organization. This afternoon
The hotel committee viii meet al
{ o'clock 20 discuss matters per-
tanning to the management Of the
Y w. &. A. hotel. This IL the first
meeting held since the arrival Of
Mrs Mary Y. Richardson, OF FL
pnso. who took charge as man
aRer Of the hotel on April IS.
Monday May IS. a meeting OF the
board OF managers will be held, AT
which time reports OF the two deie-
Gates to the national convention at
Hot Springs. Ark. Mrs J. ". Me-
Cu1lum and Miss Marian Johnson.
will he given.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
AMERICAN IEuIoN
AUXILIARY

The American Legion auxiliary
met this afternoon a. the home OF
Mira John Summers. az West Gold
avenue, al I:a0. This was the
regular msetlng. and business OF
importance wnn taken up. The
auxiliary meets the second Monday
0f the month In afternoon session,
and the fourth Thursday In the
evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Society
IRA Ann ADEraANTE
CLUBS ON HkE

The Atras club and the Adeiants
club will leave the city this v
ming about 9 o'clock for a hike
perhaps to the mesa where they
will enjoy a picnic supper. Mis-
Marian johnson and Glenn O,
Ream will accompany the mixers
aud assist In the preparation OF
the upper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad
writers. II you So desire. they
will gladly assist you in word
ing your adj.
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I MOMENTS a. Tn

The Business and Professional
Women will meet this evening az
3 10 IN the recreation rooms at the
". W G. A. for their regular din
ncr and social session. The policy
Tor the ensuing year viii he out
mitteeH To serve for the various
activities will be announced. Cor
respondence from the national fed
Grafton will be rend and other fea-
lures ~ imunrtance TO the mem
hers discussed.
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New Mexico
Loans Approved

WARRINGTON. May S.---Appro-
val Of nifty eveu advances for ~
rlcuiturai and livestock purposes
-nRgrexnting N,7Sb 900 was an
nounced today by the war finance
corporation. distribution Of the
loans Included Colorado tb27.oo0;
New Msxico $4,000. and 1eNa~
f2S. 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

Mr. MOTION .. Walker, who
va spent the past eve months In
Albuquerque, left today for Los
Angeles and Honolulu. where she
VIII spend the summer.
Misses F1orenoei adams. Rfris'
secretary OF the Y. W. &. A., who
has been very ~ for the past two
months. has been removed 10 her
home, 1870 East Gold avenue.
where she b. convale-cing rapidly.
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rASTTRN STAR
SOCIAL UIH

The Eastern star social club
met this afternoon In the club
rooms OF the Masonic Temple for
a as ial AFTERNOON The hortesse-
of the meeting we're Mc-dameS
White. Hyre. brennan and Stutx.
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