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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-27
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-27
PRINCESS RADZTWTLL
PAYS HER HOTEL BILL
(sy The Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Princess
Radziwill has paid her hotel bill. SO
the charge against her in Coney Island
court was dismissed today.
The princess contended all the time
that she had the money and would pay
as soon as she could get her allow
ance from banks in London, but
Charles Alexander, the landlord. was a
strict business man and had the prin-
cess arrested last October because she
owed him s552.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-27
SECOND TRIAL OF CITY
TREASURER is STARTED
tRx The Associated Fresal

MACON, Ga, Jan. 26.--The second
trial of A H Stewart, former city
treasurer, on q charge of embezzling
more than $4,000 of city funds, was be-
gun in superior court late this after
noon, Judge John D. HUMPHREYS of
Atlanta presiding. A motion to con-
tinue the case was oyerruled and nine
jurors had been obtained tonight when
court recessed until tomorrow morn
ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-27
Wires Down.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 2s-The
southeastern rim Of Georgia was SILVER
ing under heavy coat Of sleet, accord
ing to advices reaching here tonight. Sa-
vannah was almost isolated insofar as
wire communication is concerned.
Crews OF the Seaboard Air Line and
Atlantic Coast Line trains arriving here
asserted the heavy sleet had fallen as
far south as Waycross. while the tele
phone and telegraph companies reported
complete paralysis of their service be-
tween this city and Savannah.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-27
WILMINGTON BUILDING
GOES UP IN BIG FIRE
(sy Tha ssociated Press)

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Jan. 26.-The
building and entire stock of J. NJ. Sol
ky and Company, clothiers. was de-
stroyed here early this evening in a
blaze that for two hours threatened
to wipe out half a block of Whining
toms business section. Loss to the
soll1y company is estimated at $685.
600.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-27
HERE IS MORE ABOUT
ARMS CONFERENCE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

tween the United States. Japan and
The Netherlands il expected within a
few days.
As viewed by soma Of the delegates,
the cable treaty IL virtually the only
agreement OK the Washington confer
ence that is not in soma degree af-
fected BY the log jam Of which. Shan
tung is the center. Should an agree
men over the former German leased
territory fail, 1t is conceded generally
that the effect would be far-reachins
on the whole far eastern situation, ard
through th.t medium. IN turn. on ths
naval agreement ard the four power
pact treaty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-27
CHICAGO MAN IS
SKATING CHAMPION
by The Associated Press)

PLATTSBURG, N. Y, Jan. 26.-Roy
McWhirter Of Chicago won the ma
tional outdoor skating championship
here today with total of ITO points.
Charles Jewtraw of Lake Placid was
second with 80 and Richard Donovan
Of ST Paul third with so. The senior
three-m mile race was won today by
Donovan while McWhirter finished
first in the senior half-mile event.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-27

GREENVLLE. S. C, Jan. 26-With
an inch Of snow and the mercury down
to 81 degrees this morning GreenviIle to-
day experienced the coolest day in the
last TWO Years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-27
Heavy At Greensboro.

GREENSBORO. n. c., Jan. 26-The
first considerable snowfall of the winter
was sitting a heavy blanket over Green's
boro tonight. In some places the fakes
were drifted a foot deep.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

To- the city and Uniycrsit, nmioria
lions The nat omui biennial con-
F.uflou OF the y ". e. z Will De-
held this year ut Hot Springs. Ar
kHufHA Mann subjects of the rrtut-
rsf Importance uIll come up az
ina convention uud H HH of great
s-lEuINtIut. BOB tnt lIDII usaoriu-
fIou th1t ihsF IU we'll informed on
these I-sues
Miss Vance .s peculiarly fitted Co
interpret fhrs, matters tl oar as
s0riafIUu iHslu-s fuf Dc years Fhe
has been cd general SECRETARY la
oven ltrgpr associations than this
one Afr.. H wear in china study
iuE conditions there she came back
TO this country 60 accept the post
OF administrator OF The city asso-
citations of this neld which conf
pris,s T.Nls oklahoma and New
Mexico.
TUESDAY afternoon tea was scrv.
ed tu board mrmlers Ia the rsccp-
tion room az the hendquurtert The
decorations were OF deep red sweet
psls Miss Vance gave a rraiark
HIIf able discussion of the urYpns-
90 national budget The cup cluh
was fortunate in having Miss Vance
present "a picture OF ita association
ster in china 20 them Tuesday
evening Woducsday at 3 she spoke
Co she University association rec
Eurding their qucationnalro on the
national program "Wednesday
evening thr Adeiante club enter
tniaed Miss Vance az thOir rrrrinr
Cluh supper nu1 listened tu "a
rrarhic sketch of the new woman
ga china
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
University Picks
Most Popular Girl;
Most Beautiful

Miss Elizabeth shepherd. "a
member Of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority and "a ROs-
we'll rirl won she beauty run-
test 90 tho University % Sew
Mexico % Won had ever seen
her tlNurIpus face her eyes or
quaint features YOU could uu-
dcrstuud how "Whutcver ls b.
beet us Mr. Pope said. And
Miss Helen Macarthur won the
popularity contest 10 O. had
been any other way whatever
was wmIld have bcen alto
Ecthcr wrong; Tor perhaps NO
HmIlo receives the welcome
that the smile Miss Macarthur
wears Miss MncArihur b. also
a member ~ the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority and "a resident
~ Albuquerque
THE contest opened a little
over % mouth ago and was not
only designed through the sale
OF votes tD boost the sale OF
the University annual bu. TO
gi, the book q feature 81 real
Interest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
NEW MExIco ~i;RooRAM
Al WOMAN CLUB.

New Mexico. freom early Taos
days TO the present, was the sub
feet Of the program given at the
Womnn's club on Friday afternoon.
Mrs, A Huadorf arranged a most
interesting entertainment. Of music
and papers. each giving some phase
Of the progress OF the state. ITS
civilizations and it, history Mrs.
~ y Robinson read some whinisi-
cnl incidents In the are OF Chief
Justice benedict IN the period OF
1893 J a. Townsend read some
poems OF hs own compositions
which showed his love and appre-
citation % the beauties OF the tam
arlsk tree. the Rio Grandc. Santn
Re, and. NJ he expressed u. SOME
thing we all zee but none OF US
understand, the sky % New Mex
lea. Miss Ethel Hickey talked 0f
the folk lore Of the state which h
both Spanish ando Indian. From
Il aud It's cercmoninls end music
she expects we will some day have
grand opera a. o. Robinson
read a paper on old Taos down
to tho very present
Miss Dorothy Cameron played
Va Golnndrlnn. and Ia palo-
ma, on the violin with Miss Helen
Gurule as accompanied. Mss In
Han irisarri sanE In excellent Nulcc
Fair New MeAco and two num-
hors n Spanish Mrs faitoy Yot;
accompanied her on the piano.
Mr.. Wellington Of the Dream
land show recitod a poem OF his
own composition, The Tumble
weed, which seemed especially ap-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

entertained them aftorward In
formally. 1t tea, The program
presented was
/. Piano Duet; Come Back 90
Erin. Mrs Charles Carey and Mrs.
robert W. Ellis.
2. Songs; ca Kathleen Nav
ourneen tbJ OF In the Stlily
Night Treble Cief club.
3. Paper; The Irish. Mrs.
Robert lockwood.
4 Vocal Duet; 'Lul;aby Mrs.
u W. Ellis and Miss Charlotte
Ismhke.
o. Songs. ta) Irish Love
Song o. Shoogy shoe
g. Selections from The ms Of
Dream tiiona Mcleod. Mrs e. G.
Mcnchem.
Z. Song. The Harp That once
Through Tara's Halls, Treble
Chef club
Abe cub viii meet next Wedn"s.
iay afternoon with the dircctress,
Etrs u W Faw. on West Roma
az euue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
6oG
tttNNIOND ESpINOsA MARINES
NEM WORN Girl.

The marriage. 81 RAYMOND Ez-
linosn ~ this city. TO Miss Mildred
uenFau ~ brooklyn. y. Y was am
nouncud o. their friends IN the city
~ letter several days ago. Tho
Wedding which took place In New
York. was aolemnizcd March o. aud
he bride and groom loft the same
lay FOR a honeymoon trip in Wash
neton H. g. whore they visited
Mr. Espinosn . brother. Edmund
Espinosn. and David chavez who
ire studonta at Georgetown uni
rerslty there They will sail IN
bout a month FOR Caracas, Nene-
uela South America, where Mr.
Espinosn win be connected with
%. General Electric company In
.Hrestr.
The wedding came NJ n total sur
urise 90 Mr. Esplnosns friends
lnre during his visit here less thun
month Rso he made NO mention
n the fact
Miss Meagan T. q teacher In the
l'rooklYn schools MIR Esplnu.R
has been I'm New York city with
me General Electric company for
.oNerni months. having gone there
from South America. where he hat
been lpcai'd since the armihticc
was signed
Nj Espinosn b. a member OF ihe
wei known Espinosa family 90 this
city his home. lie was with the
american army In France for sew
oral month"; rerying with distinc-
.iinn Since then no has made a
rapid rise 10 by reason ~
his unusual Initiative and natural
1htlifv In his connections with the
spanish departments % banking
houses and business firms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
Mrs. SCutM MAKER
GIVES BftIpt.I.

\ charming evening bridge was
given Wednesday by Dr. and Mira.
q. A schumacher at their home on
East Central avenue A green
aud whit. color combination, with
all the symbols 81 st. Patrick'E
day suggested surtnRtimo aud the
irish saint quite effectively. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
SpitzmeEssr. Mr. and Mrs Tom
Benton. Mr.. and Mrs l.. g. Mcrs-
fielder. MIR and Mrr r. g. Porter
field. Mr. and Mrs carl Mulkoy,
MIR. amt Mrs Dudley Snyder. Mr.
aud Mira Walton Snyder Mr. aud
Mrs Roland Sauer. Mr. and Mrs
g. e. Stutz Mr. and Mrs iicrnlun
Mohr. Mr. and Mrs Roy Graham.
and MR. Mabel Hiiyard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
. GG
Mr. AND MRS TRANkIIN
GIN 500 PARTY

Mr and Mrs Harold Franklin
rave O. very pretty Sc Iatrick's day
card PARTY Thursday evening for
about 90 friends Shamrocks in
tallN cards and in decorations. and
sven boo ice Cream were the motif
lot decoration There were tour
tables of 500. Tho following were
tho invited FucstH' Mr and Mrs.
~ g. ThHAton. NJ and Nrs " n.
Franklin Mr. and Mrs g. g. No
pufuo. Mr. and MrH Holland saucr.
Mrs ida Daley Miss Martha Tail.
Miss Aunuhcllo Franklin. Miss
Frances Thaxtou. Albert koul and
J. Jones
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
ST. PATRiCK'S DAY
pitSa.ttINSINE DINNER.

a progressive dinner, at which
the quests had ample opportunity
To work up a govd appetite be-
tween courses. WAS the one given
Friday evening by four young
ladies Of the High school There
were Mins Florence Hanson. Miss
Pansy Hicks. Miss Helen snyder
and Miss Eloise Boren. The first
cuurs, was served at Miss Hanson 8
home. following which, the guests
proceeded Ia the home OF MlHs
snyder The third and fourth
courses followed at thf homes 81
Miss Hicks ana Miss Boren. At
each home. h tables were ar
ranged prcttiiy with colors Of 81.
Patrick s day; and after dinner. the
guests were all taken Ia Miss Mary
NOehls home to spend b evening
dancing. Tho plan was original
and novel and made Of the evening
quite q gay little affair
The guests were the Misses
Dorothy Ialtcnghc, and Mary
Roehl. and Carl Allen. Hugo
schultz. intif Hyder, Ralph Rogers,
cuylcr Ferguson. ana Nathan
Glgaamun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
GCc
PAiIR CHASE AND mn Nk-
.IASI FOR tANAIttN GitH

AdIufUUt General hHUT| To.
Brown and the mUmI.rs 0f the
NalrN Riding club a-. tho euasts
OF captain Desmond T.fr-ll this
morning on "a paper Uhns" and
with ~ breakfast party at the end
Of tho chase
The club b. starting from the sta
tiles al s o'clock tho ORDERLY golug
FIRST with the papers Tho chase Do
expected TO be- "a blri on, ps huz-
ards ara fences Viii b' taken nv
tha ORDERLY and fua IulI.s viii be
expected 20 follow Hn TN. wind
l- expected 20 MAX. ir won harder
Al fh' end OF tho hunt. there VIII
No breakfast foF ft" riders
The paper chase - part oI th"
regular tralninE .n cavalry camps,
bot % is new hero .wHns tho cav
uIrE club member Tho women
.Urc becoming expert riders and
handle tho big cavalry uursvs with
skin The paper hunts H.u Che
u.Nt best thing Go "a go hunt. and
are almost uH hazardous
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
AZ OKLAHOMA
CITY SUBSCRIBER.

D. love enough Not hy %
lueful' The foundation % o.
happy marriage must. 81
course. Doe love. but % we'll
filled pockctbuot helps "A Dot
to Keep tho fires az love burn
luE The magazine advcrtl=
ing pages % women, heuuti-
fully coiffured and daintiiy
rroomcd standing over o. new
make Of stove. with "a heaiifir
smile ON their faces. ~ sitting
reading the latest novel while
the washing machine does thr
work. u not a true d""lineatior
81 love IN % cottage hy any
means and when the cook
stove gnt,iateH Nuah and The
washing machine is "a wash
board the smile isn't heatifo
and the woman b. likely 10 uU
pear pretty frowsy Then love
IL likely 10 Doe t. rather cold
-toruEc affair. and the mar
riagc ne easily dissolved so
practical love is the only Kind
that lasts
4 CALIFORNIAN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
Is LOVE ENOUGH?
Dear Society Editor

Dear Society Editor.
always read your uages 81
The sunday Herald with much
pleasure. Your subject OF dis
cussion, els Love Enough" II
a very vital one and should be
81 great interest 10 these dear
young people whLss thoughts
In spring naturally enough,
with the budding Of tho trees
and nest building % tn birds.
turn 10 thoughts % mates and
home building
Love j. 81 the soul and spirit
and should never be compared
with things. Love u the mo-
tive ana cmotlye POWER that
produces things \ marriage
without love would no, be o.
real marriage would be
simply a bargain. there would
be no motive power. NO cen-
trial binding force. ~ would be
like O body without a soul. q
car without an engine. Riches
and worldly goods are flectlnE
things. here today und gone.
perhaps. tomorrow not very
substantial foundations. real
love H. eternal An yuustruc-
tive emotions have their ource
In love. IL H. the binding force
~ the universe; wi bout b.,
with only the destructive emo
lions lcft. Oscillation. and oven
life, woull soon be- wiped from
the face % the earth aud IN"
Garth Itself dlalntegruted II b.
love that builds homes. beau
titles. improves and strives 90
make good and pleasant the
ways 81 ifc. u b. love that
makes the wheels go around
ami brings us good laws and
better surroundings In spite "
hates ana jellousics and en-
wings and strife Love may
be- mixed with alloys. u- pure
gold with hnaer metals bat u
primal ESSENCE 10 h. pure, true
and powerful; b b. the only
thing that can give vitality and
lifr To- the marriage vow
do no believe thn young
bride and groom who begin
their career with everything
provided for them by others
DO eyer know the pure JOY Of
those who together plan and
hy their efforts earn their
comforts nEi Injuries and
create their own homes. There
g. % JOY IN doing good things.
mastering obstacles and out
81 small beginnings creating
something lasting and hcauti-
ful with true love ana good
health nc young couple should
f'tr 10 start on their great adj
venture But without love. tho
divine motor power. no mntter
how rich the material posses
siou- 30 is % doubtful voyuge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
600
EiiNS WELCOME IitIsH
HOLIDAY.

Ftlkdom welcomed the indulgent
smile Of the Irish saint Friday owe
ming In letting down lcnten bars.
by entertaining at one of the
largest and most enjoyable Of the
many St Patrick day dances given
during the week The beautiful
hall room was green enough. with
.its strenmers and flags Of grecn. to
delight any Irishman's eye; and 10
help them all to feel more Irish.
there was "a paper cap Of Paddy
Green for cu,h guest
There were owe $50 couples
present. Numbers OF the club and
their wives and s~wcethcaris
Dancing was In progress from .
o'clock until midnight, and from
~ until !. supper was served
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
" g. r. l..
y. VI Girl.

Mrs MINT. M-lch 81 Sparta.
Tenn. president OF the Tenncsfe -
W. G. r. T.. has written 20 the
Frances r. willard school board
that Tennessee ". g r a. Will
adopt : their prot-gc Tor the srhol-
arship given by them a New McA-
leo girl Instead Of sending a studcnt
this year frorn Tennessee,
Mrs Mclch writes; We VIII
adopt the little girl Dorothy Stccu
Of MaEdalena, and we hope TO nave
hor write To "a secretary. Mrs W
E Mhoslock. 6ae 1ioynton Ter
race. Chattanooga. Tor II va
through her that We wore utlc
10 contribute this scholarship She
IL n dear sweet Christian woman
and will be delighted 20 hear from
dorothy. And may Dorothy gro
10 be u fine Christian character b.
my prayer You will get a copy -
Frances willard life Tor your H.
hrary pretty oon I shall ask
Tennessee women 10 remember in
prner the school and those dear
girls. ana that God may bless the
dear good woman, at the head of
the school, Mrs. -Strumquist, h my
prty,'
Open Door viii be glad 10 give
pace to Information In regard TO
he school,
Dorothy Steen OF MaEdalcna viii
irrivo next week In the school In
TnntR I'e. Another student from
MngdhleHa. Mary Covcy. was yes
terday In Aibuqucrque, the guest
" Mrs - A. porterfieid. Mary
Ccvcy went yesterday afternoon Ia
Santa ~ 90 mhtrlculato IN tha
Frances willard school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19

VI aNhaNFHNAHNHHNh
Mrs hylce Bishop ana daughter
Dolores. both 81 New York. are
visiting Mrs. Bishop y sister. Miss
Edith Smythe. 81 the B-ckcr-Mac-
lavish Mercantile company.
Mr. and Mrs bowoll ward and
brother. John Ward. were visiting
friends and relatives IN Magdalenu
last week.
Mrs n. a. Crawford. who has
been mid up Tor "a month and "a
half with "a rculd on the right leg
h. beginning Co ret about again
Little Carey Enloe. son 90 Mrs
o. A Enlue. lnnEuurr teacher lu
the High uehool ia out Of school
with q very had cold
The Misses Gertrude and Audrey
GoudEon r. hack 90 school again
after being 90
The members of thg Methodist
Missionary society were entertained
in business and social session on
the home OF the president. Mrs r.
" Medley. on last Thursday a
very instructive lesson on the work
~ tho mission IN chihuahua. Max-
leo was given The usual business
being disposed 81. o. social hour w1s
'nJoycd hy ali present Light re-
frrHhmrEta ~ cake aud punch were
srrv,d ly the hostess \ play under
tho s-ponsorahip OF the society. and
directed hy Mrs claude Br,4 o.
announced for the 90 The title o.
the Poor Married Man the east
o. good one. the society voted 20
disu"use with the regular social
meeting this month and attend the
play.
Iohu Ward. accompanied hy
kentun uiVsou returned 60 Reserve
on Friday
Mr. and MIR. James tIimmv)
Crawford arrived from thn.r Ns.
souri, hou" "Wednesday iu visit Mrs
] Crnwfori's mother Mr. Iutliu
game who hHs been very 100 with
the riu. Paul B~urlluEnmc hus ui-g
had u relapse of the same
sydney Martin. one Of tho T,Su.
boys who WAS employed last wsoi
ty 20 detective Co drive him nut Gal
tho Glh forest reserve 90 catch
some furitlves from Justice was rc-
0uluioned az the point Of "a re-
volvor by snid fuFitives to drive
them 90 peming y NJ where no
WIS len stranded and had to wire
( FOR funds 20 go home on
Mr. and Mrs powcll Ward left
Saturday with Mrs Ward r mother.
Mrs. safnthite. FOR Socorro where
Mrs ward was operated on Mon
dHv f0r appendicitis The patient
/ rallied from the operation nicely.
and o. doing ss well a. could Pee cX-
I uarfsU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
soCIAL CLuB MEETING
SfEGISTS IRISH HOtIDW

With The vcruai Irish holiday to
inspire them. tle ladies Of the
Eastern star Social club had enr
OF their monthly social afternoons
Monday 81 Patrick dag u.uir
suggested In green decorations and
In the refreshments There were
about my guests. who spent the
afternoon uluyinr cards and 'islf-
i-r Mrs. o. NJ iyons. Mrs
Harry AHpinwnll Mrs Harry
Braun and Mrs George craig were
the hostcsses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
.CLuB has 81. PATRICK's
DAY TEA.

Mrs. y j Wheeler and Mrs j.
NJ Laws were at home Thursday
10 the members of the
Women's club Of the Congregation
al church at a St Patrick's day sea
The tea was given al Mrs wheel
er's home The ladies OF the club
and those Of tho church who are
not members OF the club were in
vited. The house was most attrur-
tive In is ~, Patrick day green
and white and the evening spent
delightfully."- with a musical pro-
gram and an hour Of Informal
chatting. About 80 ladies called
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
TRAINMEN'S DANCE
ST PATWICk'S DAY.

The brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmen claim Patrick dHF
az their particular festival day and
this year AZ b. the usual custom
rnv a big dance a. the Mason.
temple Committees nf the mem
bcrs made the plans and ARRANGE
one OF the most successful dane
In the history OF the organization
here
The committee consisted Of q
O. Warren, chairman: Mrs q @
Warren Mrs. u Mvhrmnn and
Mrs g. - Miller. g. A French q
D. Heaney. J a. whitford and d.
W. brown.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
TUESDAY CLIB STUDIES
~ VT RE Writers"

American Literature which has
, zen studied in IT. various phase
dufiug the past year by the Tues
day club was Considered az re-
gaJds ~ nature writer's at tho
meeting last Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs Walter q. Hope
Burroughs was discussed in e.
Htqcr by Mrs g. T. French and a
lmparutIFD study OF Thorvau.
Muir. seton and Roosevelt was
made BOO 90 paper by Nr- Strour.
Mrs. valiant wus th. leader If
.Irreuf events.
The new warts program has been
drafted and Will hr published On
Lie club y,1r book which romgs
.ut ~ The early summer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-19
900
n OF II. q nNXIE rnlnsnNN

The brotherhood H RAILWAY
CLERKS will give thrir annual ...Ds
ut Colombo hail ThursiHN
FOR tHs members and tU..r I.u.
lies and friends
carnival features VIII Dee .rrH
duCsd hN means OF carnival .Hrs
horns confetti and ssruuuiu. HHI
will E.to color and pep tH fH, dance
a -iN ri,., urohes,a WH Il.
The yumUItfr. Boo eHHrer cone
-ist. 90 Nrr Martin Miss kHuf-I.
Ma UuIs Mr T1H.y and 1r
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