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CAN SCIENCE TURN MEN
BACK INTO MONKEYS?
FILM TAKES UP PROBLEM

An tho world recently watched Tho
experiment OF Or. Thomas Webster
Edgar, famous New York physician
IN transferring a monkey gland to
Irving II. Bacon, writer. who felt his
vitality ebbing and longed for a new
lease on life.
= operation caused comment
everywhere. Now a motion picture Ben
being made around n similar idoa.
What would happen II a man were
fitted out with monkey glands? Tha
Is the question which IS asked and
, 1922-12-20

is causing much comment among the
medical fraternity. Wallace Worsley
directed 1t. Associated with Lon
chansy IN the cast are IacqueIino Lo-
gan. sx-"Fories'' beauty: Raymond
Mckee. FontA'ne LSRue. Virginia
True Boardman. 1.ggie Herring and
Virginia Madison.
, 1922-12-20

Governor General z. Mont Reilly
that accusations OF misconduct In
his administration were made by
persons disseminated h. failure to
get political jobs.
BRUSSELS-Minister OF ths Col
onies Franck challenged former
Premier Paul Hymans 10 r. duel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pro
hibition agents violated the fourth
amendment OF the constitution IN
making raids without proper search
warrants. Judge Thompson in the
States district court dlsmlsse.
liquor involving more than
$500. 0oO.
, 1922-12-20
SUMMARY OF
night News

WASHINGTON. d. C-Iu,lus Il
Barnes. president Of h chamber OF
commerce OF the United States. said
in an address that wages VIII never
retunn 10 the levels n effect before
the war.
, 1922-12-20

NEW YoRR-The president Of
the Porto Rican senate asked for an
investigation in charges made by
, 1922-12-20

WASHINGTON - Lott F1annery.
sculptor, known for his statue Of
Lincoln. died
, 1922-12-20

NEW YoRR-Pollce learned Alex
andsr Rechnitzor buried as a pauper
last June. was an Austrian In.
ventor.
, 1922-12-20

NEW YoRK-Justioe John Ford
IN supreme court ruled the National
City bank was not responsible for
funds owed 10 depasitors in its Pet
rograd branch because tho assets
were seized by the soviet
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council Immediately ordered the pc
Ice department to keep the street
open. as the closing of a public street.
one greatly Travelled, is an
inconvenience seldom warranted.
During the last few weeks, how
ever, those who have occasion to
come down River street have had to
turn around and go back up to EN-
NETT to get downtown. as the street
had been blocked up by plumbers put
ting in connections, and for their own
convenience they closed the s~ect
The News does not know whether
they secured permission to do this OF
not, but it should not be permitted
and no official Of the city, under the
ordinances, has a right to grant sucf
permission except in extreme cases
1t is not necessary to close a street
entirely to make a water or gas con.
nactoa, and The News joins wit!
those Inconvenience in a protest t.
the mayor.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-25

appcrtionment of representation in
the state legislature.
Their opposition is based. chiefly,
on their claim that if the amendment
is adopted it will not fairly apportion
representation in the legislature and
that once the representation is appor-
toned, under the amendment, it can
not be changed in ten years.
The Herald is perfectly willing to
corcede that the position taken is a
strong one and that the facts are
with the opposers of the amendment.
Under present conditions there is
mo probability that there will ever be
any reapportionment. The legisla-
ture has consistently refused to obey
, the constitution as it now reads, even
when it has met in the years in which
relpportionment is positively ordered
b. The constitution.
The legislature will meet again
next year The constitution fixes
1905 as o,,a If +bo voar. in v,b;o, va
appointment should be made. The
legislature that meets rov+ vaa, can
very oronor,v saw that if is NOT or.
dered ro mike anv roannortiorn,or+
and it "a, very consistontIv rafnso r.
do ST.. What the lnofsIotnro will COW
in 1872, a,bo-v knows bn+ il ;s roa.
,3narr- b. axnac+ad from NOS,
Dsrfc,.sa...s rba. II will find o.
ready .>.... f., not octiro !, III,
premises That will. force if over nm.
til 1898 with tbo Same nrobobIo w.
suit
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WOMAN BLAMED BY HER
FAMILY.

Restless, irritable, nervous, cxcit-
able and eAacting is the charge
against her by those nearest and
dearest. How little they realize the
struggle the overworked wife and
mother is making to keep about and
perform the hundred and one duties
that devolve upon her! Every hour
her headaches, backaches and pains
drag her down until she can stand it
no longer. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound has restored more
women in this condition to health
and happiness than any other medi-
cine. The grateful letters we are
continually publishing in this paper
from women who have found health
by its use prove it.
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bill, TO prevent revenue, to destroy
commerce with foreign countries, to
prevent Europe from paying us what
she ovos us . encourage me higher
cost of living. to insure the return Of
the democratic party to power, and
for other purposes
No tariff bill in the history Of the
country has been so generally de-
nounced as this one. Every leading
influential republican paper in the
country has attacked it, as well as
the democratic and Independent
press. Every spokesman for legiti-
mate busness-that is, every bust
ness not seeking special privilege
through legislation-has opposed it.
/ The Fair Tariff league, an organi-
2aticn committed TO the theory Of
tariff protection, has covered it with
ridicule and riddIcd it with statistical
facts.
! It is 50 bad in all its features that
, it's republican trainers have heen
afraid to permit it to become a law
before the election, realizing that as
soon as # went into effect the prices
LOT manufactured articles given the
~,ositocrs' protection in The bill
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PHh in Paragraph

Panacea: \ universal remedy.
Synonym: Hoover.
I'll" only right might gives Is the
-
They call it the screen version Of a
novel, but no doubt they mean per
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TARIFF BILL IN COLD STORAGE
UNTIL AFTER ELECTIONS.
PAGE 2

Tho Fordrnv-}TcCmber profiteers
90, nm ..,..., .,,..,l cha .soafa
ID - '''''
saturday August H. " "' '''" ~ w
the ice ooA' acc"'"I''| ~ P'','''' w
lIel' ''.e'' ~ '''''''' ''' 49,
November G'g'''.''S' ~ '''''' "y', 49,,
Lhe OH WIN Oe u" 0o'''' N''0' ''''.' ~, -
luea Oh """' " 'o''l'' '' No. Ian
Jhe various "'''s,''''.''''C -. w ''N -
are 'er!ouSlE al" ''''''''-S ''s' =.
cusSeo ny '"e ,0'-l'' ''S 10 '''''' ,,. -
the lac. '""' ''' ",,.'l ~
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SCOTCH DRESSING IN SCREEN
CLASSIC, GRAND TOMORROW

What is considered one Of the best
Paramount pictures made by Para
mount in England viii be shown at
the Grand tomorrow, "The Bonnie
Bri@r Bush q perturbation OF ian
MacL2ren's famous novel and the eel
ebrated play b. lanes Macarthur and
Augustus Thomas. Every Scot in the
United States will be delighted with
the outdoor scenes of "The Bonnie
Brian Bush" which was for the
greater part photographed in Scot
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A PRACTICE THAT
I. SHOTLD BE STOPPED.

Some months ago a storm of indig-
nation ragged for short period when
it was found that one of the public
streets Of the city was closed for a
period each day when recess was be-
ing taken at a colored school, and
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-25

The reason foreign books appeal
only to high brows is because low
brows have never learned how naugh-
ty they are.
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With Other Editors
OFFER NO WAY OUT.

Quite a number of state papers are
opposing the adoption of the propos-
ed amendment to the state constitu-
ton which provides for a sort of re-
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day cider is hard to beat
People who think there is no eX-
element in a small town never wit
messed row between denominations.
Everybody wonders what the world
is coming to, except those who have
hay fever and they don't care a darn.
The scars of var are healing, and
gradually the doughboy is forgetting
the few French words he picked up.
The reason foreign books appeal
only to high brows is because low
brows have never learned how naugh-
ty they are.
Another pulling thing about the
movies is the arrangement that
makes you crawl over a fat man to
reach the only vacant seat.
"Fcur score years and ten" Tn,
-four score" refers to the number OF
years. The ten" refers 10 the nlm.
, Der Of goat glands.
Whatever it is that makes d mar
tell his story forty times, it isn't a
sense Of humor Or any other kline
of sense.
1t is easy to avenge yourself on the
speed cop. Just confess that you
really were speeding and the shocb
will kill him.
Nearly every community has {
church that contains most Of The
wealth and culture of the town anc
very little of its religion.
When you see her Photographic,
with one foot raised high in the air
you can't tell whether she's a chorus
star or a tennis star.
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land. r,aft5'
the important par; Of ., T.. 4
elder Of the kirk, ID
all but provokes a 1's' ,.,,d
home. The story g'E., L,r5
ful homely and intinla', ,.sI
fish village life It !. a a
with human pathos a''' .sI
strong flavor of heart -
pealing sentiment an. ID. Is.
cast is one of the Oes 81 nj
found in England ana j. A
the leading feminlil, Mao
tratcive and talented
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The Literary Digest poll shows the
rural sections still dry. Well, seven
day cider is hard to beat
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-08-25

People who think there is no eX-
citemert in a small town never wit
messed row between denominations.
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The scars Of war are healing, and
gradually the doughboy is forgetting
the few French words he picked up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
PAPER READ BEFORE CIIB
BN ~ =. PRINCIPAL

How to Help the schools was
the subject Of n very interesting
paper reHd to the Womhn's club ON
Friday afternoon by Mrs Ella tApnr.
PRINCIPAL Of the High school Mrs.
iannr said that the real character
of the child IN developed In the home.
that the school h only supplementary.
The teacher has the child only onc.
seventh OF the time and In the other
s~iN-soNcnths the parent should teach
discipline. respect for authority. rules
OF health and good citizenship. h
plead for "A better, more sympathetic
understanding between parents and
teacher. Miss Minnie Diehl gave q
paper on the subject u hot school
lunches and their successful inaugu-
ration In some Of our schools and
the great benefit. the children de-
rived from good foo dpruperlS pre-
pared. Mrs. Emily y. taBelle pre-
pared and served u lunch nt a cost OF
three cents a pIttc. consisting ~
rice. rca cheese sauce. and "a soda
cracker.
Miss Helen Gurule gave two piano
numbers n an encore. 4 meeting
Of the board Of directors will be hold
on Wednesday afternoon At 2 O'Clock
to which all the new Officers and
heads OF departments are especially
urged TO come. The art class vii
meet Uhis week only on Thursday
instead OF Wednesday afternoon
Next weeks program VIII he Patriot,
day and Mrs, v. 4. Bradford will
have charge Of the afternoon Tbs
Woman's club chorus will sive q
! cantata.
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Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star
To Convene Here February %, % and Is

over 900 members off fh, order
of fhs Ea-.srr star Will mryr ip AZ
n@uHurrGur I,nruarg 90 for To- tarcr
dos session whsn tur Grand Chapter
meets and hriur- its drlorutcz frpu
over th, state The annual clio,
zion af officers of This state body
viii Do held tnr last afternoon o
rhc scssiou and rhg installation ana
banquet tho feature of b cunvpn
tinn VIII take plaC, loo The cyvmnE
ct that day
IN, wreunr Of rho Grand chap
tor viii have its social al well a. bus.
inoSH phases The delegates are cv
pected TO- arrive THURSDAY February
49, and Will Doe r,rettod az the Fast
ern a club rooms al the Masonic
temple In th~ evening The men
beers OF the Past Mairons eluh wiil
De In The ~reeeltlnF Tine and The
ladies Of the local Adah chapter win
assist IN entertaining the v%isttinE dol
eKates The reception Will hs fob
lowed by o dance for the ladies and
the husbands.
The serious business OF tho con
vention will begin with the morning
session Friday at the Masonic tenn
pie. The Grand Chapter will open
The session. and Worthy Nairon Mrs
C. O. clark will make the address
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90
~IpiN 81 RED RIDING
noon 10 III II Nc

Ih' musical play. lffls Red Rid
.ne Hood which the chijfr.n of 81
'"NI - cathedral church wII present
on February ~ Of ths Uigh school
auditorium viii have 80 fHs .h4ra,-
."r. Of thai fHmou- story that have
H''"iue deur Geo tho hearts OF ghB.
dren There viii be Little I.F MD
.nr Hood herself- except that ms
lime her renl maine ia Dough-. ga,to
aud the wolf VITO will really be
..I' Too tain ana ths mother and tho
.rhnimnihor n The w-nud.u-f.r.
'Hd there viii bc besides somr firy
1900. llue-bsils who can ..r. anu
butterflies. and a chorus Df ullv-
HiH''s and the host of all u of.rlr
r'Ii fairies Thsn thor, wH b..
..' I;n-" ~ the Woodland Hrf fha
.'|Wn And instead of being spoken
W'.f plays are rhI. ono viii Do.
Nht throughout $50 fhr children VIII
..'Hr iNt very uuusuU fh.ur off the
story OF RED Riding Hood ln Ia song
INH. VIII h' worth waiting f.r
NHf" than fifty children OF tb,
sunday school VIII take part r tho
musical play Tl!o, ur, WORKING
H.rI un rohDHrsBl- fhr., ur four
1U" H week. r Hr, being directed
.' Nra Elizabeth Bradford Ns,f
wee. they are Eoiug fo toll who win
DO 'h' wolf 20 Tho r-randmother.
Ind 'H' w-uodcuttar and thc mother
Ini perhaps tho children viii EEL. fbe
nnul'- ot many ot their playmate.
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Star Plans for Grand Chapter Meeting; Forestry Men Haze Banquet and Dance
University Girls Have Valentine Dance Sigma Chi Men and Alpha Debts Entertain

% Valentine party which Will take TIA
place Of the regular meeting Miss
Priscilla Sew Isl lu charge VI
the program.
ccc
o. bias Ions been the custom to
have Open house Ht the : " rvcrr-
lfion rooms ana last saturday they
were filled GO OVERLOOKING with vis-
TORS Games were played and We
Irult music enjoyed during Ga, hour
900
un Friday the Tri-s club held Its
lrsI meeting since Chistm1- Games
we're played. and 90 lunch prepare
Ny Che members Themselves was
served af b. o clock. Those present
were Miss Jean SfahI president.
Miss FRAMES Miller. secretary and
treasurer Mrs Bob Evans. Miss llar
riet Richmond Miss LOWE Raines.
Miss Grace Clough Miss Evelyn Bil-
Miss Nrilie Scale. Miss Flora
Moore Mrs Peterson Miss Ruth
Mount. Miss Martha Valiant. MIa
Marian johnson and Miss Dulc,
kuoN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
SIGMA CHI ENTliRTAIS
INFORMALLY.

The sigma Chi Informal dance Civ
en- al the house last night was the
first social affair Of this fraternity
for the new semester. and was en-
loved hy the members % other ira
ieruitles as well the IN" Sigs hem
f-iyes. The formal dance which the
tternity was to have given has besi
postponed.
The guests were jhc Misses Dewey
Johnson. Margaret Philips, Dorothy
Stevenson. Maud" Riordnn, kulh
poush.rty. juliet F~1eischer Helen
jackson. Elizabeth shepherd Muir
phey Mardeii Morrison. Madeleine
Hardy MarcoIla Matsou francei
AndtewA Elizabeth Cooper t'rHl-
dine Tully. Nelma Smith Viola Her
kenhou. Norma VILLAINS Mollie cut
peper blanche Guley. Norma fish
Mary wilson. Helen siowell, ~ Mn
drcd Schuier: and GeorE" Bryan.
Walter Berger. Wilson Johnny Fern
,from. Bob Aibers. Hugh Graham,
bean Wait. Max Ferguson. cullen
pearce, Charles Caldwell. Buce Hang
81. Tom Hughes. Jr, Dick Angle.
f-red Wagner. Mccarthy, sullivan.
Fred valentine. Wick Miller, stowell
clyde Mccullough T PopeJoy WI
Finson. Betta I'D Morgan, , Pnpejoy.
whitley. Brandehury. Norman Mayne
Rnlph payton. and Dr J. y Harris,
and Mr. and Mrs. l.. u Waters, Mr.
and Mrs. u u. Hanger. Mr.. and Mrs
!. u Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs G y.
carey. Mr.. and Mrs Ed Ross hnd
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shuffleharg"r.
MIR aud Mrs. r.. u Hanger were
the chuuerones
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VALENTINE SOCIAL BuYS
CHAIRS FOH SCHOOL

The Valentine social and commun-
ity sing given last night by tho AR
ont Teachers association Of the North
Fourth street school was attended hy
the patrons n heir friend. and was
much enjoyed \ gratifying financial
return will be placed toward he pur-
chase Of chairs Tor community meet
inEs.
The singing was led by the chill
dren Of the school and accompanied
nv b school orchestra Of five pieces
The rooms Of the building were
brightly decoratde with Valentines
made by the children. Refreshments
were sold during the evening
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SnOMIR ron Mis-. IDGM
kNfsuI.

Miss Florence Blair was hu-fr--
yesterday afternoon W I pretty tuI
entiue party n shower rHr the girls
Of the y Vt Is club BOO honor OF
Mrs Edgar kniEht uu, OF fnr m"tH
bers. whose marriage took place tWu
weeks ago. Each glrI brought Fuu
article for the Kitchen The after
noon was spent lu chatting luI boz
games The guests were Mr- EUighI,
the Misses Mary Hochl rau-y NIrk+
Eloise Boren. dorothy flI.HuEht.
Mary Belle Miils. Isabel Patterson.
Louis. Blnkcmurc Violet lanes -tcr.
Helen Kimban Helen Soiycri. Flor
cnc,i Hanson. No-ullo Furry. Juliet
White. aud Edna Upper.
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o0c
AuTO SNOW 10 ~ GILMAN
uT WINTER AFFAIRS.

The faVoritcs among Albuquerque
.perfortaers viii be on tho program Tor
he auto show nt the Rrmory Fehru-
nry 81. "a and g. and with solo
dances whisiiing solos soprano and
tenor. ba-s and baritone solos Will
nravida iusi he treat that Sii make
the 1898 show a success Auer each
e.enin~is urnrrnm there will b. dane
ing. which IL always q, great drawinF
@ari The Rrmory viii De decorated
IN the purple and gold cnlors 81 the
assorintion n he performers on
'he program are to be In costume.
ntTa.
The auto show Is the last big and
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600
DTIll.ATE At CONVENTION

The Christian EndehNor society OF
the Presbyterian church met last
Tuesday evening at the church par
lors for the regular business session
and social evening The Christian
Endeavor convention At Las Cruces
the last Of the month was discussed
and il was decided to send n delegate
from the loc1l endeavur, He VIII
be named NJ a later meeting Old
Fashioned games aud contests follow
ed by refreshments kent tho young
folks busy during the social hour
There were Is 'endeavorers and
their friends at the meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
SUGGESTIONS ron HAPPINESS
Il HAHIn 10 Man ~ VIII

TNo Mercedes club were the guests
~ Mrs } q Gentry la-t "Wednesday
afternoon AT her home on the North
Fourth street qoad Mrs Mcnaui pre-
nared a paper. which Mrs william
Swnyne read m Exercise and
Happiness M theory of the writ.
er. borrowed from Joseph Wing was
that good health and plenty Of work
are n secret of happiness. The pa
per closed with some humorous suE-
ge~tions hy the writer. on keeping
n = husband happy
The next meeting viii be held with
Mrs Hunt on Norih Fourth street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
DOROTHY L. McALLISTER
Telephone 945.

The long skirts and the nu are returning with the same breath
taking effect Just a. present, and we can imagine which eau 'ii"
our attention with the greatest justice. However II the length oI 'r
skirtsi is no more serious than the furry of the hu-whieh Is Just AZ
other expression of the Spanish influenza we have nothing I" "orr!
about. ~ -. auu Ca
Sprne is creeping up slowly. and with it many new things to
condder-work as well as play. Two lodgcs-ihr Eastern STAR 'W,,
the Maccabees-wil have state delegates u" Wr'aI N""'"E III"
state business to transact. A.. -
And while W e arr waiting for the spring urge to bring ahalr> OF
Tenant ntbn and moment. " the days are bong filed mp dehghtinlIN
with smaller parties and dances. The Sigma Chr : had an mi"rm'
Marty IT the house; the Alpha CHS promise AN open Gus SOM um'
IN! uh and ,s Alnha Delta mcn will be- at hom- next sunday
afternoon. There are many bridge ana cIh parties I' wv"
and cards are nut for a large tea for Saturday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
COZ
RDSI CNRDIN cum
INIrI WIS NJ MIXERS

Initiation services Of tho Rose Gar
den club were heid an the MnN Nord-
uouss houfr Monday nlght Miss
Evelyn Trottyr and Miss Florcnc,
Adams wore tnkru lu a. honorary
member" After the ceremony. a
dainty iunsh was served Ia the din
IuE room
coo
rwInr fo "a meeting at tho High
rohonl tho regular meeting OF the
Toto club was postponed until the
ucNt odnosdhy
ooo
Miss VI Greenfield state bncterl-
oioEisi met with tho C. a. 4 club
Tuesday nirht and gave a very In
fcrrS inE and profitable talk OF
colds and How 90 Prevent Them. I"
600
This week Adelante meeting was
a business meotiur and was very
short On ucat Wednesday will he
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6Co
WOMEN PANHu1III-NIC
~ NfuION SATI RnAN

The Women luuhcllynlc agsocIa-
t.uu VIII meet next saturday morn
Ing at ihv Alvarado hotel Tor tneir
monthly luncheon and business moot-
ing REORGANIZATION plans viii AZ
discussed. and Important business
VIII come up Mrs George And.r.
man who D. ia charge. requests t..ui
an who wish Go reserve plates c.lt
1gkS-M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
REIuI CORPS 10 GIVE
PNTHIBTIt pROHsRA

Tho Women Relief Cops met last
Meduesday tuernoon at 4 - a. O.
hall fot their regular mcctlng and
decided upon 60 special program for
MednesdHr ~HrCrnooH. February 90.
to commemorate Washington and
Ilncoin birthdays This WIS de-
cidad uunn hs rauso % the fact that
Lincoln birthday falls on sunday
and "a Celebration was out % the
Question. However tho two ocrn-
slons will %, uttingiy observed with
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90
soc IA GLIB 10
WIZ MI.nNINnAN.

TIE Eastern STA social club will
meet next "Wednesday afternoon ii
800 af In" Masonic club rooms for
heir uciul afternoon The hostesses
will boz Mrs Byram. Mrs Malscl Mrs
l'urr ANA Mrs Berry.
The meeting days ~ the club hay,
changed Co th, second Moudus
of th, month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
RRIDcE
COMPLETES SERIES

Mrs Charles Wellington concluded
n bridge series las, Monday afternoon
for her niece, Mrs. Byron Holtry Of
Gallup. with a party Of nine tables
AZ the homo OF her daughter. Mrs.
sidney Well The first NJ the series
was given on Saturday afternoon,
when there were ten tables A color
acheme consistent with the Valentine
saason was carried oua In red carna.
,ions and In red arh white tallies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12
M'1 GU MORF SURPRISED

MIS- fahioin Gilmore was HurnrIs.T
on hcF birthday Thursday ryeplnr
hV - NJ her riends who ssm. h..
sp'nd thr evening dBueInu Hnf play
ms games Two guests fur dinner did
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