The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
SCHOOL Of mines
sREeENTS GIVE
\ ANNUAL SMOKER
Student Body Are the
Guests; Hear Inter-
i esting Addresses

2socoRRo. y. Nc, May re-
81 "wednesday eveing. c. T.
hrpwn and b. ~. Kinney. who
az members OF the. BOARD OF Re.
23hts OF the School Or Mines, en-
trtaiHed the entire student pody
ma the faculty by a smoker
i4siich WITS held NJ the Val Verde
stsel. Unfortunately Mr. Brown
His unable to be present. having
eaen called away on business. end
~. Asgall ofrciated as cast
masier-in his inlmitnbie and
Abnrming manner-and after a
,0bkmteous buffet luncheon. intro
diced the numerous speakers.
IHPrcrident Wells was called up
80 first lie spoke % the tunire
Which lies before the school OF
Nines. and in~terapsrsca hls re-
marks with several amusing ane-
dpfes.
sAttorney Rcnahan Of Santa Fe
'vtin the next speaker. Air Rene
No. revealed n strong Interest ia
NJ friendship for the Schoof Of
Hfnes. and spoke o sngnpfng-
tnfly OF the probability Of a spec
appropriation Tor the schnol
the nsHr future by tho state
lf~&igislnture. Ia which he hag
s<rved.
Oar. Morley. OF Magdnisna.
SPOKE next. voicinE his rcrret hat
isftho he hnd been educated h. u
mining engineer. he hti 'degen-
tfhted' into a banker.
= Ralph W. Johnson, president
elsct OF the Athletic association.
Gave % short hui very convincing
tnIk on the rolutlon 90 Co., student
HHtly to the rohoai's mlir,t
- Judge owen nsNt suohg OF tho
sphoOi OF Mines ln very comsn-
meniRry Terms, and "a Unr lncNta
81 sOcorro voiced an ~tppfrcinii1u
~. the school of Mime nom The
standpoint uf the Sucurr1 cltizcn.
% Before Introducing H. \. RE
&prd, the speaker oi 'he evening.
Nj. ATgail read a Telegram from
MI. Brown expressing his deep
iFfgrct FOR his innbIag tu 30
WcSent. and fefi-itatlng mo ftu-
ttnt body on III WORK durlng The
Hnr. In introducing NJ ilrksrd
NJ. Argnil rcrsnfed "a few - me
achievements or this most eminent
e1Rfueer- journalist who wns for
many years sdf..ys 81 .us NiInIns
and SCI, ntins prrss tie F5tsfN-
*rinr and NiSinf .tourai AND fhe
xinink Mnnazinr. 81 Ion 4. AID
I<ho ~ At present 'patrtDutgng
fditor 81 M Ensln."f w ard
NinfuE JoWrnsi-Ifess. NJ. fsi,.
I4ard chose snr hin topic "A -Four
Foot Sheif or Bopts Ter ths Min
o. Engineer AmsGs the Boob
WHICH Mr.. Richard include ~ ms
Al"clfou we're fho llinc. shape
IraIe. n b~fqrraphf ~ abraham
1bfcciu. benjamin Frnnkiin's
atHo biography. numerous books
VI trnv-l. the outline Of History.
~ 81 O. Wells. n dictionary: a
urnerouS selection Of technical
bpolus and stated during course
his taik that he had last been
Socorro just thirty years ago.
rNtvirg come no Magdnlena 10
uAkc an examination of a wild
which he quickly put out Of
HIsincss.
AN Richards nddress wns ono
IL tho most Illuminating and in
iarlrinF heard IN socorro for
many ycara; he stressed the i'm
Hgta4tce % the Development OF
l1e cultural ~ well az the men
al faculties, and scored tho ten
dAncy to culture and polish.
which " frequently found IN our
eepntry, He said the only differ
ehnc between the young educatcd
Amcricnn and the young Euro
pcan scionH % nobility should he
that the Americans ARE fifty per-
cent more Intelligent.
NThe annual school Of Mines
qurnmencemcnt dnnce WINS held In
a. ,Dormitory club room Thurs
thy evening Music WINS supplied
~ THE Delta Rainbow Orchestra
Albuquerque The evening pro-
Wd Ia be u most enjoyable one
or the u hundred and fifty peo-
~ present